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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
ruth Stranger than Fiction!

+ RECEIVED at the Whitehurst GalIery,a large
of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da
orpeNAlso another lo' OF PINS. LOCkEIS,
EtETS. RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
incl making the largest and most desirable as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

FARr FROM IyscHgURo FARE FROM LYNcHBURG,
To Richmond, SO so To Lexington ---.$Z 20
To Charlottesville so 10 Natural BRIDGE l u ou
To Cumberl'd e. II, % To Buchanan, 5o
OUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynchburg daily ut
SPM. Sundays excepted and arrive in Richmond
second day connecting there with the North
ern and Southern Cars, Leaving at A. and steam
Boats down the river, leaving at 6 A M. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats Tor passen-
per. coming in on the Tennessee railroad cars
Passengers for Charlottesville will teke tue Tues
days thursdays and Saturdays Boat IN scotS'
vile next day at ii and in Charoesville P NJ
The Boat for Lexington Natural Bridge and Bnchan-
an, will leave Lynchburg Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 81 A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 90 A NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
E,h ln-dts
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VESTS, VESTS, VESTS,


TUST received a lot of Double breasted White Mar
y saies Vests hso lot tf those beautiful Checked
Vests and pearl buttons, manufactured by WIN 7. Jer-
nines & Co, Broadway, New York, expressly for the
Franklin cloth and Clothing House
GLASS g. RAINE
(ap4ts) J. DIXON, Ag't.
Express and Repub copy.
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WILSON PETERS, j. MARTIN, W. s. PETERS
Nelson Lynehburg. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN Il co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

NENDER their services to their friends ncquainthE-
i ces, nnd the Planters, Farmers and Merchants OF
Virgin and North Catolinn,
i FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT FLOUR. CORN, &c.
and for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO. PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be pnid to the Forwarding
Of Goo is, Groceries, Produce. &c.
From their long experience in business, their united
efforts aud untirng exerons they trust aud believe they
will be able give satisfaction to those who nay conhde
their business to their management.
Office 18th Street. opposite Shoekoe Warehou"e-
Storage House the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas y. Thompson, ,,.,.,
Messrs. Imbohen a. MeCue, 'o
Hon. VIM @. Riyos Albermnrle.
zen pM 1ieh re'o nrpsn' gsn' Nelson.
VIM. A. Miller, Lynchburg.
a. do
Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, do.
McCorkle a. Jones, do.
Acree a. McClanahan, do
Joseph IL Wilson, do.
Tinsley Taylor a. Co, do
A. u. 1iucker, do
Lee& a. johnson, do
Saunders 4 Irby, do.
J. & NJ. IIoilns, 10.
Hugh Barclay Lexington,
N. II Massie, Augusta
VIM. = Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas. X i.cryre,
jan a-d&cts
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RICHMOND.

ions SAINT. v. WATKINS.
Booker n Watkins,
90 MINIS ON MIR CHI ANTS,
GARY STREET,
(Bctween 18th and 18th Streets.)
Richmond, Va.
feb l7-dS 6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine JeWelry and Fancy Articles.

'INiE Ladies are particularly invited To call aid
Il anime the NEW STOCK oiJewelry Just to hand.
among which are entirely St. les before offer
red III this lace. Mosqic Pms, new aad very beauti-
ul, new styles Breast Fin, and Ear Dio,s, Cuff Pins,
Rings, Lockets, Chaim-, Ne &c. Also n full stock of
Fan aric'es. frencl Perfumery. Soaps Bushes &c.
&c For sae JNO. L. WRIGHr>
npl d3w Jewcry nnd Drug Store
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sscII Change Of Schedule. sIfTt
Spring and summer rArrnnae,nnni,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
nF 1900 IONS BHrthea, Commanded by Captains
~ Cavendy ynnd skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday nj
at o'clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning att O'Clock. for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New York for Richmond,
every Saturday and WcGnesday afternoon o'clock.
Stopping few hours enoh way at Norfolk
Passage to New York. including meas nnd State
room nccommodaononl - ----..--.-.---.. 80
Charge to Norfolk the same by River Bonts.
Merchants and Travellers will find this of tho
speedy and comfortable between New York and
Richmond. Pussnge and fare only $40, Steepgo pas-
sage only IS.
LuDLAM & WATSON
apl3 ts Richmond. Va.
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THE NoRvBLL Sc,

Iynchburg. Va.
NHE undersigned having associated with MIN in the
l. agement of tins well known House, Mr. hoB-
ERT CAwTHoN of Lvnchburg, respectfully sollc
its continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon his House. while It's sole proprietor BY their
Joint exeitions they fnter themselves they shall be
able to give und satisfaction to their friends and
the public generally. THoS, RoSSEh'
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For buttamOrr ana PhalnNeIpnnu,
BY STEAMER BELVIDERE.
Leapes Richmond epcry Tuesday at O'Clock =. NJ.
80. THE lnfge nnd new Steamer u T. LYI DERB
-sss4 Cnpt. GFFoRp. will receive freight every Mon
lay, and up the hour of o'clock p, M, every TusH
lay. Tor the above placo'.
Shippers To Wheeling. Piusburg, Cincinnati and Tho
South md West generally will find this ronc the ohoa
and most expeditions For freight, npply TO
LUDLhM & WATSON, Richmond. Ia.
Iill,
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LINE Of Richmond "a

Those vessels Of the fret cnss built in the city Of
baltimore expressly for this rndc md have superior NO
rommodations for passengers. They nre commanded
y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trnde
nnd who i'll spnrc no cxertion Accommodate They
will bo towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
bo relied on TO snil promptly as advertizcd.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find il their interest ship by this line.
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by tho
agents in Richmond and New York to give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole md ~ cents per 3 y
Tobaoco being about so per cent. less ihnn charg'
the Steamers Insurance cnn be- effected in the Rion-
moad Fire Association by this line nt 3S per cent
We respectfully ask and hope tr succeed In obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
wnrded free Of commission TO New Orlenns, Mobile
Charleston Savannah any other Southern or North
crn port, The vessels will lie in Richmond et Rockets
IN New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURhIE Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON, NY. IS
No. 81 South Street. }s
August 2.dts
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AUG. ANDERso & Co,
Ii STREET., ISichnOnd, Virginia,

AUG DERSON & Co,
III STREET, Richmond, Virginia,
IMPORTERS u JoBBERs OF SILK IL STRAW
GOODS, tive for sale the following:
Bonnet Ribbons, alion Grape all ooors,
Cap English "
Pian Taicta Ribbons, Widows +" q"
Sa'in Hat "
Black, Gro de Rhine Silks Crepe Lisse.
J. ain and Corded WASH Blonde Lsces,
Maroelno Illusion "
Florence " Plain fgur'd =
Plain Satins, Silk Blonde Z"
Velvets, rnroton Muslins,
Black, Brown and Green B.pgo, Tor Veia,
Tissue, :" do
Blnok, Love Wells. tor Mourning,
Embroidered Veils, sll qualities,
Silk Gmps and Trimmings,
complete assortment of French and American
Flower. md Head-dresses.
We would Gull nal,eciui attention stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
having imported many o tho stylcs ourselvcs Our
sor,ment Is complete, and prices lt in any
Our stock of BONNETS from our
lnctory, will comprise every style of fashionable goods
IN the market whi,h. from connection with the
lorsest mnuuaotory in the United States,
bed to efer on the very beat terms.
SILK BONNETS of every vnriet,--Also, Band.
Boxes and Millinery goods generally.
ER Buyers will confer favour hy looking through
our stock.
tR Special an prompt attention paid To orders
feb 9-dsct9aug Express onpy months
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Christmas Presents.

J the time for the interchange of friendly tokens
Iegardand affection is at hand, and a "nerry Ohri
4 Eand Happy New Year" are considered such a
Pate occasions for bestowing on cherished frleEds
4hing which will serve to recall to mind, with in
F. ylydness, the love in memory ot the donor, IL
p well 10 remind those who contemplate and VINO
} presenting some loved one with something real
liable, that in all the whole cataouge of Bilouter'e
nothing which is so surely and invariably api re
as the counterfeit presentment of the giver IN thn
r. daguerreotype. especially when taken in IAN
InImitable style, and placed in one OF the nurnH
teautiiu and Fancy Papicr Mache, Velvet, Peall
tortoise she'll or Porte Monnaie Cases or in an ele
Locket, Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Pin a
fhoice asso 'tmens of which we have just received
ksly toy the Holidays, now exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Pin Street, Immediately over VIM. II. Mosby's Auc-
|oom.
B Particular pains taken to give correct likeness
'rtistc pictures. Storeoscopc and cooured Da-
Potypes may be had in superior style, by those who
them Don't mistake the place: MAIN STREET,
'OoR FROM BSIDGE ST.
EEO w MINNIS
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he SUE IS r.sgREHss having obtoined the

81 u ) C-sIBEHsS having obtained the
] ,ou'lve right ofretailing Fisks Metallic Burial
I '1Ne ,ethismethodofnforming THIS people ofLynch
ene surrounding country, that they have now il
] mm room on Main Street. lot of the above Ca
u'"'rent sizes. 1t would he difficult task to give
4 tua'e impression ofthese Gases without person
o1'oh' they are perfectlya air tight and indestruc
arn; 'or protecting and preserving the Dead, foi
''ierments. for vaults for transportation. arc
ut 10 anything of the kind before invented. Those
aI',fe aIt enough to need the above Gases can be
ruoy s. DIUGUID & SONS.
I'''nN'hg in the usual style also promptly attend
s. D. & SONS.
'tAsoGA or q sNGKEsS Water.
& "a supply Just t. hand. irect rom the ceiebra.
O'''ga Springs, N,w-York For sale by
OILS 30 Ill II. SEAY 81 CO.
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CUANO GUANO !! GTANOl!!-55 tons of y.
Peruvian Gnano, for sale at the Invest market
,riae bv WM. A MILLER,
fe %, ~ On the Basin
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NOTICE TT. 7. MooRMAN. Of the lato rm of
~ Moormnn Martin. would inf rm tho friends and
customers of the late firm he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
at the Old stand of NJ g. M ,wr-re no will make every
sxertion give satisfaction his riens. customers
and he public generally
lie will keep constantly on hnnd InIe and we'll
lccied stock of GROUERIEs DRY GOt,DS, &c.
~ Special attention pa,d to tho sale forwarding
Of Tobacco Whent Flour. 30, &c.
ian2ts THOS +. MOORMAN
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VOL. 2.--N0. 215
DISSOLUTIONS AND NEW FIRMS.
CO-PARTNERsMlP
New Hardware Establishment,
JYNCHBIJRG. VA

CO-PARTNERSI1P
New Hardware Establishment,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
SIMPSON & BROTHER
VNH II undersigned have associated <
l. themselves for the purpose Of con. 1
duetng, in This city. the HARDWARE nsI<x2M
BUSINESS, under the above style and firm. and shall
open between the middle of March and first Of April
lnthe New Building on "kyle's Corner" one duo,
nblvo the Exchange Bank, Main Street.
Large and General Assortment of Foreign
and Domestio Hardware, Cutlery, Guns.
Baddlerey, &c.
They will have hand when n full receipt Of their
Stock cqun To that ef my In the upper country,
which will be purchased for Cash and they design
~ import many Of their foreign goods, and purchasing
direct Of Domestic American Manufacturers, hope to
offer such inducements receive liberal share of
the patronage of the public.
Thoy beg leave call tho attention of Merchants
Fnrmnrs Mechanics and Contractors &c their Stock and
solicit their confidence assuring them Of their ability
and det etermnaon to sell low any House, In this
section oi tho State.
Orders will receive prompt attention.
CHAS. SIMPSON,
Lnte of McGorkle. Simpson T. Jones
s. NJ. SIMPSON
Late of Gregory, Royal h Simpson.
feb t7.dts
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DISSOLUTION


UNHE firm of NoORMAN n MARTIN is this day
] dissolved by mutun consent The name Of the
firm will only bo used In settling up tho businc.. of tho
concern. All persons having elaine against the
rern will present them for settemrr' to Thomas 7
Moormnu and NIL persons In debt to the will
plense ooma forward aud pay.
THoS +. MOORMAN,
Jan. end, 1854. JORDAN IL. MARTIN.
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These vessels Of tho frat onss built expressly for
II is trade and have superior accommodations for pass
nngers
qualified for the tlnde, aud who will -pnro eSertion
10 accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down the river by s.anm
and mny be relied on to aa promptly ns advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from Boa
ton, will find IL To their interest 10 shp by this line
ii is tile only regular line and freight will always he
taken as low by any other vessels aud every effort
will be male by tho agents in Richmond and Boston
syesntishcton.
,aMSlag gs'Md ealaYc q7t PR4o,hge to succeed /" OBJ
The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets ! iV
Boston at Rowea Wharf
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, Ar.
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, ~"
o
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s. DIUGUED a. SONS.

nave recently applied steam pouer to their ma
q "a J, ana latter themselves that they enabled T.,
r1ao'ufe all descriptions of Plain and Fancy Coda
4 are In style and finish to compare with any in
"c' S. DIuGUID,
d. p. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUlP.
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GEO. W. MINNIS,
N. s. TANNER

w CONCEkN.-The subscribers as socIa
r. themselves together the first instant fort he
@5sszSep purposeof conducting the ma nufacturc
essss1s.ssz.SA - of CABINET WARE, at The old and
Te!kn0wn stand Of s. Diuruid, un.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30
APPROACHING A JOKE.

The Union newspaper is particularly apt in its appre
citation of joke 1t has discovered genuine in the
columns of Vermont Democratic journal, from which it
makes extract founded upon the innocent assumption
Of the National Intelge that opposition Legisla-
ure might have the good reelect to the Senate
of the United States able and sterling National Wing
in the person of the Hon. SAMUEL s. PHELPS. The idea
probably is quite as amusing that of expecting the
election Of Gov SEYMOUR in New York by the party that
approves and condemns Nebraska in the paragraph
The Democratic phaaux, amongst whom the Union, by
sort Of magic power duses its cxuberan gadness have
had time to from their fun the scalpng
from DR.. FRANKLIN's old newspaper before they
are again called upon to "split their sides at this
latest pleasantly of that proverbialy acetious print
Whether dealing in gayeties GRANTEES, it is equally
successful and unquestonaby without rival since the
days of Yorck in the power to set the table in roar
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS

This is the for Agricultural displays of the
products and the implements of husbandr by which the
earth is made to yield its teemng favors The present
year seems to have produced greater number than
usual and we hear of them from North and South East
and West.
The Boston Journal has interesting remarks upon
this subject from which learn that the State Govern
ment Of Massachusetts, has for past been pay
ing large bcuntie in the shape of premiums from the
treasury. Last year, through the agency Of various
societies, the amount less than 1882 Their
chief benefits (says the JournaD do not consist in
the temporary enjoyment which they produce among
those who witness participate in their proceedings
spirit of enterprise and healthy emulation which they
conduce materially the introduction and raising of SUI
poror breeds of stock both imported and native and
the adoption Of improved systems Of cultivation They
agriculture and aborsavipg machines for the house and
dairy and, inasmuoh the product Of the farm is in
creased in quantity quality the labor Of raising
is lessened by these systems and Implements SO much
is the art Of agriculture advanced towards perfection
The farmers wife and daughters too although they may
have strong cattle, beautiful horses or fat pigs to
exhibit nevertheless in laudablc spri: Of pride love
to spread abroad through the medium Of the fair the
proofs of their prowess in the dairy and OVEN and
their skill and ingenuity with the needle.
We learn from the paper that the oldejt agricul-
tura society in New England is the Massachust Soce-
ty for the Promotion of Agriculture This was estab-
shed in 1892 Sixteen other societies have een since
formed,
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

A Telegraphic despatch dated yesterday at Que
bee says: Secretary MARCY has replied by Tele-
z graph to the Canadian Government that the Reel
Z procity Treaty cannot take effect as regards
Canada until further legislation takes place In
England and all the Colonies interested" This
communication from the Secretary of State was nc
doubt elected by the information received from
Quebec, a day or two ago, that the Goyernor-Gene-
raj Of Canada was authorized to carry the Treaty
into effect SO far as that Province is concerned,
soon as the President Of the United States was
ready to do 50. But the Treaty cannot be thus
carried into partial operation Its fifth article sti
pulates that, in addition to the legislation required
of Congress and the British Parliament, each Of
the British-Amcrican Colonies whose interests are
affected by the Treaty Except Newfoundland shall
first enact laws to carry it into effect
1t may be proper to add thatthe accounts received
from the British Provinces represent the feeling there
to be generally favorable to the Treaty. No Proyin-
ca Legislature has yet met, except that of Canada,
and that has accepted it. This example, it is conf
IDENTIFY asserted, will be followed by the Legislature
of Prince Edwards Island, which was TO have as
sembled yesterday, and in the mean time the Gov
ernor of that Province has given orders not to mo-
lest American fishermen without regard to the limits
formerly assigned to them. This Province has already
a law on its statute book admitting the American
products named in the Treaty whenever the United
States shall reciprocate, and the people appear to
be anxious that this arrangement shall be carried
into effect without delay.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30

There is no element of the American character
that seems to stand out in holder relief than the
disposition to succor the unfortunate. 1t matters
not how violent the excitement of party strife or
what sectional diversity of opinion may exist the
moment it becomes known that a sister city is
stricken down by pestilenee or by fire struggle
ensues as to who shall come earliest to the rescue
This is indeed noble trait in the character of our
people, and shows that, however much may be re-
preached for lust Of acquisition there is still
deeming spirit of fraternal kindness which scars
above the selfish sorddness usually incident to fral
humanity. For evidence of the truth of these re-
marks it is only necessary to witness, in many of
our towns and cities, both North and South the
timely and generous efforts to relieve the suffering
sick Of Savannah, visited, that hitherto prosper
Gus and fortunate city has been, by malady as
deadly as of late years it is unusual.
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ACCOUNTING FOR DEFEAT.

It is a rather useless custom, but defeated
party often seeks some consolation after complete
overthrow and the sorrowful heart finds relief in
free outpouring of its griefs In this mood do we
find the Democratic party and press of Maine.
We quote few paragraphs from the Eastern (Bath)
Times:
If Nebraska had any thing to do with it, we lost
by Sinking responsibility and temporizing with the
hue and cry raised against the bill than by the peoples
opposition to it. Some Of papers opposed The bill in the
most rioleat manner, and then turned round and took
course which their previous arguments condemned.
Thus they were obliged fight against themselves in
fighting against the enemy The people will stand almost
any thing better than such doube-dealing."
We have lost all the Congressional districts it said
because the people opposed to Nebraska All in
your eye. We made mistake in of the districts
in putting candidates the stump against Nebraska
and stealing Wing antNebraska thunder for Congress
sional Convention resolutions 1t would have been far
better to have gone the whole figure and proclaimed the
old Democratic doctrine Of popular sovereignty"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30
GOOD ADVICE WELL ENFORCED.

The Pastoral Letter Of Archbishop KENRIcK,
of the Baltimore Diocese, (which includes Wash
ington, has been read in the Catholic Churches Of
this city. It is document to be commended fol
its Just and liberal sentiments. We extract that
portion of it which enjoins upon the members of the
Church the avoidance of every thing calculated tc
lead to disorder or civil strife:
ssWe take this occasion, hrethren to recommend to
your most earnest prayers the peace prosperity and
happiness Of these United States aud of all fellow
citizens 1t is not province Pastors of the Church.
to NEEDLE with political interests but it is duty to
exhort you continue faithful to the Constitution and
Government under which you have the happiness to live
obedent to the laws respectful TO all the civil author
1es and prove yourselves by your conduct peaceful
and orderly citizens BE concerned at the suspicious
on your loyalty and patriotism and the efforts made
to prescribe you and chSck the progress of onr holy re-
gion. Who is he tharcan hurt you if you be Jealous
of good But if also you suffer any thing for justice
sake blessed We. Aud be not afraid of their FEAR
and be not troubled But sanctify the Lord Christ III
your hearts, Pursue then the peaceful paths Of indus
try, regardless of political partsanship shua the use o.
intoxicating liquors; avoid secret societies. practice
your religion teach it TO your chilren take every OPP
portunity perform Kind Offices towards your fellow
citizens whatever wrongs you may endure and pray tina
God may lead all to the knowledge Of the truth. This
course of conduct your best defence your only secur
ty whilst it will yndicate most eectuay the honor o.
the Church Keep far away from of danger from
tumult and bloody strife. In the retirement of yoIi
chambers and at the ost of the out your hearts
in prayer that God may turn away his anger and in the
day of his just visitation may remember mercy In
pore Him to relieve country from pestence which
strews the land with Victims from the disorders Of
tho elements, which spread terror and destrucon but
above all, from the maddenng influence OF r demon Of
civil discard Ask him to continue and perpetuate those
free institutions which have hitherto united in social bro
therhood and concord the millions of Of various
tons and crceds that from the Atlantic the Pacific bas
in the sunshine of liberty Pray that to all may be i'm
parted the still greater blessings of fifth and love- that
may with one heart and mouth gorify God and fulfil his
law, in order to salvation"