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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
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PrEEtY VEGETABLE
FEVER u iS.sS; SDSTss;-JE.

This medicine has been used for tn, last eight
years by IL large number Of individuals afflicted
witI, Diseases usually termed Fever aud Ague,
Dunb Aguc, Chill, Or !utcrinittent Fevcrs. Jaun-
dice, &c.. &c. The proprietor has been unwea-
rIcd in his Efforts from year to year, to improve
The virtues Of his Specific for the various dseas-
IS herein referred to. until he confident
II Introduce aud recommend il OF the
safe aud ctitctuul remedies eXtant. The
Specific, or " Nostrun,'' il compose. exclusive
" of vegetable extracts, many OF which, would
themselves have relieved the diseased 0,ticnt,
and temporarily restored to health; but by per-
scveriug application TO render the Specific in the
highest degree valuable, some ingredients
were fortunately diacovcrcd which by addition
have, by an eNperineH tal and scientific coinbin-
alton, now rendered it not only Il temporary
lief dixie other similar rcincdies) from diseases
Of bilious character, but is warranted to effect
a permanent and radical cure, when taken in
conformity with the directions.
Numerous certificates, we'll individual
testimony, could be furnished in evidence of its
wonderful efficacy ami never failing virtues
All however, who are afflicted, can do them
selves greater benefit than at least 10 try "A
remedy which experiences has demonstrated as
one OF tire most valuable in recent discoveries
For sale in Wayne County by Irwin Reed,
Richmond; Il. i. Abra!rams, Ccn;revillr; Dan
iel Mink Pin iIook; John Brown, Penns Vile /;
Richmond. August, l6, ISIS. 2f-:}ln.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27


Flouv.--Additional sales Yesterday Of
GO brls from X. Il. at s3.92t; 10 do from
store at g., 30; to- day 80 do from White
vatcr canal al ~, 80; 362 do from canal
q $500.
WHIsKy.--A further decline has taken
slsce in prices today The sales are
30 brls from canal at I6c; do from river II,
,6c; 40 do from, abroad at the market, )
DO At 16ac; 90 do from river at &c.
Corroy.---A sale of 10 bales Miss. at
SC.
MoLassEs.-IOO brls prime y. O. were
sold at 2Ic, 90 days; . do $ II. nt Soc.
ToDAcco.-A sale Of 10 kegs No l Six
Twist at &c.
tGgocEaIEs-Of Coffee $50 bags prime
Rio were sold yesterday AT t.c; OF Sugar
OOhhds fair y. y. at &c; . bids prime al
&c; ~ do fair at 4 tc, q do prime at &c.
OATs.-A contract for TOO bush dcliv-
erablc by Oct. Ist. TO arrive by Miami can
Al, al 22c. On the spot they are worth ga
.2oc.
SALERArus.--A sale Of 8 chs city made
II sc.
NrMr.-A sale Of 10 bales Manila a,
i0sc per ID.
SALr.--Wc hear of "a sale of 800 brls
No ! kanawha. made two days since. M
sc. and inspcc; 100 do extra qualify do
at 33c. Yesterday by the instruction Of
she .'Conbination." the price Of No /
Kann~ha was put up l. &c per bush, ma
King il Soc, including inspcc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

MARRlED,-On the 18th inst nv J.
N. Poe. Esq, Mr.. WM. BURGESS. to
Miss MARY ". SANDERS; all Of this
vicinity. We had it ''SARAH''1
We, last week, announced the marriage
ot friend Burgess to the ,rrong woman;
we account for this miss take in not hav-
ing received the big cake which came to
hand and mouth after our publication
we didn't see straight then; but now, the
scales having fallen from our eyes by the
timely application Of excellent cake, we
see. acknowledge the error. and make
correction. We hope our young friends
have experienced no Inconvenience. from
our blunder. May they live long and
happily togther. may the '.honcy MOON
sever wane with them. and may their
shadows never grow less, is the printer 5
humble petition.
6TThe senior editor says tina. he is
under obligations for so liberal a share
OF cake" which accompanied the mar
.Yiage notice Of Mr.. WN. b. EpMoNsoN. TO
Miss Susan II. WRIGHT, published last
~eek, and he adds: '.may happiness at
lend them through long life;'' and, al
iAough zee didn'f taste that cake. all the
winters say '.sAmen!''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

Why didn't the Jctfersonan. i'm COPY
ing what Webster said II Gen Cass, quote
the whole sentence? Why break it in The
middle like Cass did bis celebrated sword
We have no doubt that the editor Intended
TO deceive his readers into the belief that
Webster was rather .faroyaIlc to Cass.
just in the same way that he led them TO
believe that Gen. CasS was Lrarc man
because he charged Oh a stump and broke
his chcese-cuiting instrument, Read all
Of the paragraph. ..Daniel Webster in his
late speech, said OF him.
''As 10 his personal character. ! know,
and we all know. that Gen. Cass is man
Of learning. Of scholarship, of talent. of
some distinction as a statesman. and in
point Of ability. far superior to his prcde-
cessor. if he should happen 10 be the sue
ccssor of Mr.. Polk; but think hi,n man
Of rash politics. pushed on by rash par
~: and committed to "A course Of policy,
which believe is inconsistent with the
real interests of our government, and the
honor and true greatness Of our country"
An apprentice in Philadelphia has been
freed from his indentures. by the Court of
Sessions, because his master required him
to work on Sunday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
1.-THE JOYS OF coxyxLEscEScE

1.-THE JOYS OF CONvALEsCENCE.--
There are few sensations known TO the human
heart more alive with sweet JOY and peaceful
happiness, than the consciousness of returning
health. When sickness, for months and years,
has pressed the spirit down-when pain and an
euIs' have hiied to the briu, the cup of despair,
how joyful 10 feel within the gladstone TOW Of
health. Such often are the household joys thro'-
out the length and breadth Of our land, where
the pale and ghastiy Consunptive has been
changed to one blooming picture Of health, by
the timely OF that excellent and Iong-tried
remedy, DR.. W istars B,lsaln of Wild Cherry
Ser gdcerfiyegteH f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

DEATH OF SENATOR GooDNOw.-We
are much panied to learn that Hon. San'l
Gootlnow. State Senator from this county.
died at Parkcr's hotel. Bedford Springs.
n.y.. on Saturday evening. 10th inst. about
y o'clock. He had been in poor health
for some time, and visited fhe Springs with
the hope OF being benefited by the waters;
but Immediately after his arrival tlfc dis
ease assumed the apopleciic character.
and terminated in his death at the fine
wc have stated. Mr.. Goodnow was a
faithful officer and an excellent citizen.
and his character, whether in public or
private life, was without spot or blemslf.-
His loss is a public loss, and will be felt
by this whole community hudson Ban
Ncr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Henry Clay.

Tbe New York Express contains extracts
G,ss = letter received by the editor from Mr.
Cjsy, In which lie says: ~ have given, aud shall
~. n6 e0ArteDancc or encouragement TO any
uevsn,eni ID bring NY name, as II candidate for
lAst sl6ce (ihc Presidency before the public"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Terrc gJl,1tc :an Il Esicll,ai olld Rail
Road.

1t will be gratifying to our readers. and
all concerned, To know. that the prospect
is very encouraging for an Immediate
cos,,,enceMcnt of work on this road.
\ meeting of the Directors was held III
Tcrrc IIarflc on Tuesday last. Amongst
nthcr business. We understand the loca-
ton of the road from this place to- Green
castle was kha!ly settled. by the adoption
III what is caI,e,l the Southern route. Ar
rangcmcn,s are being made for putting
the road undcrconfract-andi the Lettings
will probably take place early in Novem-
Der next-of which, Of course. due notice
will be given.
The right spirit is now abroad about thi,
foad. II will soon be commenced. and
carried through beyond all question:
The matter is now Waba 81
Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

The Boston Atlas of Friday says. the
news which reaches us from all parts of
the State is of the most cheering kind
The work goes bravelv on. The popular
vote for the Tavlor Electors will exceed
that given for MIR. Clay in 1914. We ask
that this prediction may be remembered
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Vermont Ecgi.l;itutc.

Essex county returns 5 Wings. 6 Dem
ocrais and one Free Soil man to the House
of Representatives and chooses Demo
cratic Senator. This, added to our form
er returns. gives the Wigs ten majority in
the Senate, and four above all others in
the House
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Grand IsaOy Of tIle Wings Of Old
WAYNE.

The central committee Of the empire
county have called meeting at Centre
vile on FRIDAY, 9th October. The
Wings Of that place arc making extensive
arrangements for the accommodation Of a
large crowd, and have invited Several dis
tinguished speakers TO be present There
will be a good time Of il. We hope 10 see
every body there--the young and the old
every mothers son and daughter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

The New York Sun says of Gen Tay-
lor's last letter. it completely settles the
question as to his being whig. If he is
not wing enough after writing this letter.
the English language is not capable of de-
timing whiy."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

The present number Of Clcrgymen. Of
all dcnOmin atoms in the United States ac-
cording to the latest estimates, is over So
90.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

DlED,--in this city. on the 81 inst.
Of consumption. Mrs. DoRcAs STAFFORD.
widow Of the late John Stafford
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
OWEN EDeERToN,
NO. 30. Hahn str

No. 80. uHln StrecS-J
II ETURNS his thanks to hrs frie nds and the
II public for the liberal support he has here
tofore received and informs them that he has
Just received and designs keeping on hand con-
SAINT supply Of
Mems BOOTS ard SHOES; La
X dies Shoes. CATERS. and Sip
,,ers: Youths and Children's Boots and
Shoes, DC. DC,
both of Eastern and home Manufacture His
asso-,n.nt Is General from low priced to good
a,,icie md H.. It's all who W sh to purchase
any thing in his line to call and examine his stock
and prices. He will sell low for cash or appro-
we'd country produce 80 ne
Richmond 9th mo. 18Th, ISIS. 4u:em
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Hardware. Cutlery. Leather;

aud almost every other article in the line OF their
business. Their stock eons,stsI u part Of
Saddler's Tools aud materials Ct all kiuds.
Shoemaker's recls ana findings in great variety.
Coach Trimmings, embracing cloth, lungs
laces, lamps. carpet. t,aiinbir irons, &c-, NC
Carpenters, Coopcrs, Cabinet Makers and Mall
Wright Tools, with many new aud i"i at
iicles not heretofore used IN this section oil
country.
Plas,crer's, Brick and Stone Masons, Tanner
and Curriers', aid Blacksmith Tools, full
assortment.
Horticultural aud Agricultural implements.
Mill and y cut saws. spades shov-lS, picks, hoes
hay and other forks strap hinges, window Fast
nngs of different Xmas.
Cradle and grass scythes, sna,;rs sickles, &c.
Umbrella stands, beautiful aud useful article.
Brass andirons. shoveis and tongs. ~crapers,
Wrought and cut nails, screwsof all sizes,
Hand and door bells, sheep shears knives and
forks. carving do, poke, knives. German sill
yer table and tea spoons. coffee mills Of var
ions patterns, waffle irons, po,atoe Washers.
coffe. browuers. candle sticks, shutters ald
trays, scissors, tea canIsters, lookIn. glasses
&C., &c.
Mouse and rat traps, trace chains, log chains,
sieeiyards, scales ANA weights. patent bailan-
ces of various sizes, &c, &c.
Grind -stcue aAcs, II new and first rate article,
Zinc wash boards wood screws. iron aud brass
wire,
Table and floor oil c!o,h. variety of patterns.
CoRDAois--iIcnnp ana grass ropes Of different
sizes, twine coarse and fine.
Wagon, carriage, buggy and riding whips, cow
hides. spurs, Nc.
Rife barrels. gun nouutingS. brass stair rods.
BUILDERS HAR3W ARE. embracing door
locks of different kinds, latches, window fast
nings. &c, &.
LEATIIER-Solr, upper, kip. calf skins, NOR
rocco of various kinds sheep skins oil, dressed
ana tanned.
They are also agents for the sale Of
.EHSoN.S pArE>T PLATFORM seal LES.
which they warrant to be correct. and seliAt the
Manufacturers prices.
The ate utiun Of Mechanics is particularly re-
auested to their great variety of articles manu-
featured Of Maiahc Iron, embracing many
ticIes Of daily use which equally good and
mac., cheaper than they have generally sold.
May 81, ISIs. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
JACQUARD
cOVERIET WEAVING !.

- ME ST BSCRIBER begs leave to nnoance
j TO his friends aud The public generally, tina,
he has prepared himself to WEAVE DOUBl T.
of various and beautiful patterns, such AS he
thinks will fail 10 please the various tastes of
those who may favor him with their custom.
The naciiaery Is aiioseihrr new aai of the
latest ineToyeuie u, and he fsat,ers himself that
he will be able 20 60 the BEST OF WORN
such will please every He Is also prcfa-
red to do all kinds oi Plain Weaving, such as
Cloths. Efanncis. Linseps. Carpets, DC.
Isl His residence is on the East side Of Marion
street, u few duoss South Of Git,eri's Hotel.
Approved country produce taken In exchahge
for Weaving. NATHAN kITSON.
Richmond, Aug. 2S, tolS. 3o:5m-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

NMERT. all sizes; Sand and Glass Paper;
IL White-wash. Shoe, Scrub and Horse Brush
es; Glue. Of various qualities; Gum Copal, and
Shillac; Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars; Matches;
Perfumery; Shaving Soaps; Washing do; Fish
Oil; Meats do; Sperm do; and other Articles
usually kept in Drug Stores. For sale by
Aug. %, ISIS. !. REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

Anew HARDWARE AND CIT
= E.EssH s'i1EsE.-.R. W. BOOTH,
No. 90 Main street, first door below Trust Co.
Bank, Cincinnati, is receiving direct from
England and Germany. and the Manufactures
East, a new aud complete stock of goods in his
line, which H.. invites the aite ntion and exam
ination of Merchants; when they visit the city.
He wdl seii at Eastern prices, the following
goods:
:,G0 dozen Hunts Axes, IIatci,ets AMI Edge
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
TAXES FOR 1913.

I expect 10 attend in the several Townships
in the County. i'll order TO receive the Taxes OF
the pres-n year. at the places, and on the days
following. to-wtt:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

And after that date ut the 1'redsurers Office
in Ceutreyil,e.
is desirable to me. and much to the convent
ence of Taxpayers, that as many as can be rea-
DIV TO 90 50. should settle at the times named
IL Those who do not, will please make pay
ment at the office within the year.
Receip,s fo- The amount of Road Tax, where
the work has been done, should be presented at
the time of settlement, otherwise the amount
will be required to be paid in money
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
No. 1G!!

Is the place TO buy Drugs and Medicines Dr.
How-i~ has now hand full and COM
piet- time Mt Of every thing in his line. and
he will sell as low the lowest, and warrant all
the very best call at DR HowELLs Date STORE,
No 10, Main street
MIA new recruit of Wheeling Gioss, Drug
gifts Ware, Fiats, DC, Just received
Richmond, Sept. 10, lr45-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

10000 lbs Superior Sad Irons;
Tcgc Their with complete assortment Of Manure
Forks lacks Erads. Shoe Nails; Brit. German
Silver au,. Iron Tea and Table Spoons. Rod gers
g. Sons w este nllolncs, and Wade & Butchers
Razors, Razor Stops, and the better class and
qualities Of Hardware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods
generally.
sept. 20, 1918. 4o-Gw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Pressed 1,a,low Mould Candies

hand, for sale, at all times: and we assure tho
pubic that all articles made by will 10 sold
LOW ron cAsH-wholesale or retail.
We Will exchange Soap or Candies for Ashes
and fat ana We request the public generally to
sare their Ashes,--for which we giving 6lcta
per bushel; or, " hen delivered, cents.
u Come one-come all and Judge for your
selves. WM. DELL Il Co.
Richmond. Sept. -. "A. 3s.2m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

2G0 dozen Hunts Axes, liatcnefs AMI Gtge
Tools;
300 H. Mann's and N. Morgans Axes;
100 Collins II Co.'S Axes;
30 j. I.everrt's do
80 J. T.. Williams * Galbreatii's do
100 q. Ames' Shoves and Spades,
800 Wood, Cross cut, ;,ad Mil Saws;
80 :. sSrear & yaCksol's Hand Panel X
Back Saws;
800 Miscellaneous Hand, Panel and
Back Saws:
2o20 prs Trace Chains; 1000 lbs Log Chains;
9qUO gross New England w God Screws; 100
gross Bed 10:
1900 dozen Butt aud Troy Table Hinges:
1000 English and American Curry
Combs;
500 d" Curry, Horse, Wool and Cotton
Cards;
500 gross American and English Table
Knives and Forks;
210O dozen Pocket and Pen Knives;
500 John Wilson's, Russelfs & Ward $
Butcher Knives;
900 Ames' ami John Wilson's Shoe
Knives;
5Go &c Shears and Scissors;
20oO w. Butchers Hand Saw, Flat and
Half Round Bastard and Mill saw
Files;
500 W. Ruichers's c. s. Firmer and
Socket Chissels, Gou-es and Plane
Irons:
500 Horse, Wood and Shoe Rasps;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

VI
4. Bahrs;
They respectfully inform the citizens Of Rich
mond and surrounding country, that they have,
at considerable expense, improved this establish
me MT and procured frst-rate workman from
Cincinnati who learned his trade in Germany,
and who has worked for several years in the beet
Soap and Candle Factories in Cincinnati ans
Dayton, and they prepared 10 do work in
rIEsr-RArE STYLE. We will mannfacture all
kinds of Sharing Gnd Fancy SOAP. which cannot
he beat in the West also. Bar asd Soft Soap, sc.
We are making aud intend to keep constant
stln liz of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

ONErERS. Surgical Instrument
and Trusses Of all kinds, for sale bv
Aug. %, ls4S. I.REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

~hecSe. Dried Beef. 6c.-A fresh
\ supcly Of these articles of . superior quail
IL constantly ON hand and for sale at
Ma Il, lei- GEO. M'CULLDUGIfSf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

INCUR: FLOUR::-wholesaIe and
Retail at LYLE'S Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Store
April %, is45. Is
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

G5>1 he streets of Paris, during the re-
cent insurrection, literally ran with blood,
1t is stated by the London correspondent
of the New York Commercial that one
corps Of the National Guards from the
country, marching suddenly into the city,
withdrew, amidst the laughter and exc
cralions of the Garde mobile, terrified at
the blood pouring along the kennels !
Armand Marrasl stated in the National
Assembly, that eahe pavements Of Paris
had never before been redeemed by SC
much blood"
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12
Office OUe2' the Drag Store,
fENTnANcE FROM THE PUBLIC SeuARE.)


The Saturday Morning Visitor is pub
nshed once week, at Two DoLLARs per
Annum, payable in Advance.
ii, ADVERTISEMENT will be inserted at 81
per square (of Sirteen lines or less Tor the
frst insertion, and fifty cents for each con-
finuance. For ono square 3 months, So
do for six months, $6-do for II months,
$l2 co..
~ Advertisements not marked with the
6umber of insertions required, will be
Continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly.
A liberal deduction will be made to those
who advertise by the year. g Advert
sers by the year will be confined strictly
to their business.
Candidates announced for So 90.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

The Liar,-As you would avoid the
path of sorrow and misery as you would
turn from crumblng precipice-runfrom
the steps of liaI. His breath will pol
lutte and destroy. No one can contide il
him-he is hated by his companions and
Stunned by his friends. Should you get
entangled in his net, use your utmost ex-
ertion and prudence TO regain your former
standing; for unless you do, farewell 10 all
your hopes Ito all your Joys.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12
A NIGHT BEFORE THE WEDDING

"We shall be very happy together 7"
said Louisa 10 her aunt, the evening be-
fore the edding. And her cheek was
iinged with rich color and her eyes spark
led will soul-felt happiness. When a
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

Railroads.-The Boston Journal notes
in one paragraph the opening of seven
new railroads in that section Of country,
within few days past.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

Ss-In Boston there are 257 physicians,
besides 8 female practitioners, registered
IN the directory, and l8 ThOmsonian Prac-
titiohers III various parts ofihe city.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

FA letter from ST. Petersburg, Of the
10th ult., states the strength of the Rus
sian army at SSl 200 men, l9S,730 hOr-
ses, and 2l52 guns.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12

Flow many days, with mute adieu,
Have gone down yon untrodden sky
IHAhd still il looks as clear and blue
As when it first was hung on high.
The rolling sun, the frownipg cloud
Tliut drew tue lightning in is rear,
The thunder, tramping deep and loud,
Have left no foomark there.
The village bells, with silver chime,
Come soflened by The distant shore;
Though have heard them many time,
They never rang so sweet before.
A silence rests upon the hill,
A listening awe pervades the air;
They very flowers are shut and still,
And bowed as if in prayer.
And in this hushed and breathlrss close,
Der earth, and air, and sky, and sea,
That still low voice in silence goes,
Which speaks alone, great God of Thee.
The whispering leaves, the far off brook
The liHne's warble, fainter grown,
The hive-bound bee, the lonely rook,--
All these their Maker own.
Now shine the starry hosts Of light,
Gazing on earth with golden eyes;
Bright guardian of The bue-brow ed night.
What are ye in your native skies
/ know not neither can know,
Nor on what leader ye attend,
Nor whence ye came, nor whittier go,
Nor what your aim or end.
/ know, they must be holy things
That from roof so sacred shine,
Where sounds the beat OF angel-wings,
And footsteps echo all divine.
Their mysteries never sought,
No hearken 10 what science tells;
For oh in childhood was taught
That God amidst them dwells.
The darkening woods, the fading trees,
The grasshopper's last feeble sound,
The flowers just wakened by the breeze,
AllleaSc the Stiffness more profound.
The twilight takes deeper shade,
The dusky pathways blacker grow,
And silence reigns in glen and glade
All, all ismute below.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-08-12
II q s.; ,TKC.E IL.
THE EVENING HYMN.

DY THOMAS MILLER, BASKET MAKER