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rested on the seventh day" That there be ma.
6rst second. third fourth 6iiA ana sxth ssy. on the
seventh he rests Institutes the sabbath day OF rest
because he had rested Herbs beasts birds and hsh
are brought icrh IN order, and hnally man Each day
has its work when" the Lord God created But seeie
sical science which h pspsbiy and denons'rsbil true
ia diagrams Of rock teaches that there hs.s been hrss
periods OF vast durstion" In which snimsls have fou
rshsd amid all ,hs enjoy nen,s saa facilities ef animal
marine animals In blessed ~h sunshine and
tides which account are We 70 bsi'svs Ths Mosaic,
TRADITIONAL liable 10 be fasihei through intention ID
norsnse anf met st all points With plain. srm, stern
unchanging and eternal contrsdicos the geologics
The geological The conclusion is insv,,shls This
comedies every thing connected with this subject The
fact that the earth hss rsvoised Sersnt axs a ar
ent periods that the notions of ths East of patsrnal
governments amid the ancient ruins OF "a
ties and capitals, possessing trians worship time Inn
memorial surrounded by ruins evidently the work Of
gsint rsce and in possession Of ancient languages Of
primitive character, and astronomy existsbg par
lection than ten thousand before the
era are ss ancient ss they soies 20 e or ere required
in the eternal reality Of things and that ns,urs philese
ply, chemistry and geology, Ia csntadicng the various
supersions Of the EARTH especially the Jewish and
Christian are sustained oa the unising bss Of ssrna
truth.


Moses sefdeceived or m impossor All thss have
succeeded him have either ecn decssed. sefdsceived
hypocrtes or impostois Superstition stands self com
mitted II impossible. under progressive science, GO
neral intelligence and civil liberty rersce her steps
upon the world. what must be done what win BE-
the final result Why. these high supersiions orig
mated by Buddah Confucius Moses Mshomes and Christ
must have their day. and In the light Of superior science
and social Liberty pass away have the worship idols
under bloody rites, minglns the blood Of animals win
the ashes Of human victims II cannot be otherwise
The march Of truth cannot be npeded II the mighty
energy Of universal mind acting the present and
nal reality Of hngs-its advance 10 secured by the
tence itaelf Of these unchanging realities Is the high
cycle infinitely above and ond superstuon Itself
Here Is encouragement and TO arrive this result
ed conclude with single sdmonitonto each and 10
al-refect.


The Liberation OF O'ConneII, or Triumph Of


Nom Resistance.


ireland 10 crozy with JOY at the unexpected liberation
idea at ha. every thing eI.e forgotten IN her
and ecacics After years Of hopeless struggle for jus
ce poor, suffering relsnd has achieved victory the
look for in the future but good fortune The world feels
the shock and with her the sympathetic cords that lind
the human family together vibrate in unison u IL
matter Of solid importance to ala common cause.-the
triumph Of right over might!


What was the course Of the Irish people when an at
tempt was made to inimiiate them by staoning among
them their impudent sodery rather TO provoke their
natural feasibility and thus lead them to commit some
% the
taxed with useless Viceroy and his court heavy ple
thoric Church with its nicely livings with thirty five
thousand bayonsts upon them under oil these burdens
with repeated provocatons from the British sodiery,
they have tamsly and quietly submitted Even when
their hope concentrated from them and under false
pretences, thrust into prison. they made sethey
got up exciting meetings to harangue the people and
excite them to rebellion nothing OF the kind; but
OConnes language, I'm the hundred thousand strength
they the playful lamb that crops the heritage
passes along again. "reland was never so tranquil
the present moment Never was her people peaceful
or docile.n


And what is the result The greatthe boasting court
Of England succumbs reverses her decision; OConnell
free and Repeal Of the Union certain What has done
the mighty work What has achieved the end for which
Ireland has grosned and sweat and struggled and petit
tionei for years 1t ID victory, not by pistol
shillesh, cannon, sword II is victory Of
resistance Let be example both to tyrants and re-
- - '' MARIA LOOMS.


DR.. Boynton's Lectures.


We have been favored, during the past week. with lee
tures from this scientific gentleman variety OF SUBJ
ects concerted with electrctyor magnetism He has been
engaged in these for several years
has ectured in nearly every State in the Union
evidence OF much mental labor and il Judge
from his statements, together with what we have
Witnessed should say as magnezer he is superior to
any have He exhibits Morse's Electric Tele-
graph conveying intelligence the room. in pre-.
cisey the same manner that it is transmitted with
the rapidty Of lightning, between Baltimore and Wash.
ngton. seems TO open the door to broad field OF In
vestigation 1t awakens all my religious feelings which
when rejecting upon it, that am in the presence Of
Almighty Power. Ave- reference, and wonder excl
GUS atmosphere when felt half the solemnity Here
Is addressed tangible is presented to
senses-we know that we are in the immediate pre-
in its thousand meanderings and of doing many mighty
works! The PHILOSOPHY Of ancients and modems Is to
be brought Judgment and the ordeal Of this omni
present and imnscien Divinity Man is learn through
this medium his susceptibility Of being moved by
over which he has control Electricity, or Msgns
sm 10 to be the Schoolmaster both in and Men
tai Science M. L.


Married.


COMMUNITY PLACE, Oct 2S.
We, the undersigned, acknowledging neither the au
thority OF ch urch state officers any other power
beyond ourselves essential to this act have
by mutual agreement united In this relation; and do
regard ourselves az husband and wife.


JAMES SMITH,


MARY L. ROBBINS


ITEMS OF INDIAN NEws.--From the Arkansas
IntelIgencer OF the 18th ut., we gather the follow
ing:-


appears that the report Of the death Of George Law
ry the second chief OF the Cherokee Nation untrue
ahough learn by the Cherokee Advocate that he ia
in q critical state of health.


We learn that the Cherokee Council has elected some
Of their Circuit Judges will elect Chief Justice and
ctobIx al; IF Mr.