For Tie Tribune.

LYCEUM VILLAGES. No. XVIII.
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The following natural reflections


Men being iust what education makes them how i'm
portan, they should have correct physical moral and mental
training


,. How easy for of wealth promote the best inter-
of the young and Of their country by founding Horkng
Schools which upon this plan would them lawful
atercst and repayment of their investments


3. Who could estimate the benefits the world should our
successful men, retiring from business, instead OF costly
block of granite marble walls for appropriate
for the establishment of Lyceum Village and Semi
nary, conditioned that five years should be
vested in another and another until the Ign, Of science shall
illuminate all parts Of our globe


4. Should the young of country invest say
half their earnings upon this pan they would be look
Ing forward to independence and usefulness H. o 5,


PHlGosoPHIcAr ANALYSIS or DANcrNG.-The and
substance of the matter be only this - party Of
ladies and gentlemen who elsewhere pass for intelligent and
rational beings assemble the ballroom They array
themselves opposing lines Presently young lady jumps
up from the floor shakes foot and down again.
Again she springs up and the other foot quiver Then she
round in her place springs up and shakes both her
feet Her intelligent partner opposite performs TIE
operations Then both rush forward and seize each others
hand Jump up again, shake their feet and stand still. The
lady and gentleman very nationally and sobery follow
the example just them, jumping, shaking and turning and
the end and for other than because black
Cuec sits in the yonde drawing horsehair across
a cat-gut."


UNION OF ErlscorALl,Ns AND MgrHoDlsrs.-Thc Bishop
of Exeter complains that Unitarian ard Univcrsa principles
gaining ground England with uncxampcd rapidiy and
seriously threatening the National Church He
says absolutely necessary that of the large
dissenting Churches should rcnc with them, and make
defence against THEN enemy He calls first
and earnestly the Meods who he argues, do not
differ from his Church any point which should be
of Dsscnrcr heretofore used and substituting ScPa-
raiss' a mdcr term, and of less rcproach.