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..rxance of the Sabbath.
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observance of the Sabbath.


:. edwards, whose reports ON the subject of


!" nce have attracted so much attention, is
ispis his time and talents to diffuse popular
CIV ton On the subject of the observance of
a0a sssh.tb, He is at present directing his Ia
@s. ,be accumulation of physiological and
a' -, facts. calculated to starte and warn that
.,.ss Of Sunday workers who are deaf to
Ne h;ober appeal than one touching their own


,...,s and lives Amongst the contents of a
I ~ which the Doctor has recently put in circu-
w., re notice paper containing the testimony
l4 .s.Se celebrated Dr. John Richard Fare, of Lon
5sn upon this subject, which recommends itself
..,he earnest consideration Of all classes Of man.
hind The Doctor says:


,.r nr.e,ed as physician between thirty and forty


and durinr the early ofmy life the physician


s,hc medical Institution, had charge OF the
d. aIo nost popuous districts Of London have had
q p hs the observance and observance
eysuyh day rest during this time have b0en in the


s during great years. of Considering the of
~ Sabbath and of observing its abuses The abuses
G sv manifested in labor and dissipation It's medl


I s usakipg is that of day Of rest day of rest


as day OF compensation for the Inadequate 1estoa-


Of The body continued labor excitement.


esu always has respect the restorative power be-
once this be lost his healing Office is al an end a
10 the restorative power the body The ordinary
,sps Of man down the circulation every day Of his
M and The first general law of nature, by which God pre-


i, man from destroying himself the alternating Of day
and night tina, repose may succeed action But although
r night apparently equslzes the ccuiaon YET II does not
Hence one day seven by the bounty OF Providence, Is
blown day of compensation to perfect by Its repose
AZ matter Of fact by trying beasts of burden Take


thai ne animal the horse and work him the full exteut of
n lrp n
sssso and you will soon by the superior vgor with
which performs his functions the other SIX days. that
mi, rest is necessary TO his well-beng.


l possessing superior borne along by the very
yror ohs mind, that the injury of continued dlurna ef
sy apparent as 1t IN the brute but ia the long run re
down more suddenly It abdge: the length Of LIS NE
oushtote the object of his preservation CONSIDER there


fore the bountfu of Providence for TIE pre-


an life h1 ame is eeens ns s
pakng Of the off political but that II IS


f be admitted Be- duty and the premature dest actiop
o suicidal act. ! his is said simply as p'yacian and
without reference at all to the theological question: put you
consdr further the proper effects OF real Christianity
nsy peace of mind condng tust IN God and GOODWILL
will perceive in this source Of renewed ygor 70
the mind and through the mind to the body an additional
ahOls Test. ''N''s' ,' 20


To this testimony of one of the most eminent
physicians Of the age are appended the cordial en-
dosement of Dr. Valentine Mott, DR.. John Beck,
DR.. Stephen Brown, DR.. Jas. S. Phelps, DR.. Alex
H. Stearns, and others of our most distinguished
medical men. Surely such statements. SO ""ue-
aiaby supported. rasisvlit to arouse attention
to this important subject.


Tup Hrpne,prrE-Thos.F Fox &, Co. of this
eify have just published the first number of
queer and amusing story, under this title, which
Is enoellished with very handsome engraved
portrait OF James Arlington Bennett, and is we'll
worth reading by the o,.-;e.,e in fish.sauce."
TREATISE ON ANIMAL MAGNErIsM.-We have
received pamphlet under this tile, written by
Charles P. Johnson, Esq, and which processes to
treat at length upon the subject of Animal Mag
netism We have not yet found time to read the
work, which may be had of Burgess, stringer II
Co., or of the Author, lis Chambers-st.


New MusIc.-Jas l.. Hewitt & Co. have sent
US The Rising Sum- written by Henry John
Sharpe Esq, and sung by Henry Russell. The
music is composed by Miss Eliza Swain, and is
very pretty. We have also The Pilgrim's Ad-
lress to the Deity the words blythe same author;
he music, (Which is in his best style,) by Rus
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