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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-13
cGREG0R & SMITH,
CurrVton Academies.


TINE Trustees have engaged the services of Mr.
IL JAMES LESLY, of Abbeville District, for
the Male Department, and Rev. W. II. CHRISTIE
for the Female Department. MIR. c. will be assisted
by able instructors
From the experience of the present year, the
Trustees take pleasurcin recommending MIR. CHRIS
TIE to the public as very competent and energetic
Teacher.
Mr.. LEsLy is too we'll known in this and the ad-
Joining Districts to require single introductory re-
mark from u.s. liz is we'll qualified to give entire
satisfaction.
Rates of Tuition.
First Glass, Primary Department, per sess on $500
2nd ordinary English branches, ,oo
3nd higher English branches. 49,. 1900
4,h i" Greek and Roman Literature with
higher Mathematics. .........lS,0 90
Extras-Drawing Painting, French and
Music, each. 2o'oV
Pupils are charged from the time Of entering un-
til the end of the Session. Tuition in advance
The Schools will open on the first Monday in
January. being divided into two Sessions Of ii"c
months EACH
T Two large buildings in addition to those al
ready near, will be ready to accommodate boarders
BY the first Of January.
ROBT. MERR1WETIIER,
Chair'n Board of Trustees.
Nbye If 43
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The Daguerrean Car.

MIR. LEIGH would respectfully announce
lYl to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Edgeiield
and vicinity that he will be ready Ly Monday the
Goth inst, 10 furnish all that may favor him with
call, with a CORRECT DAGUERRE0TYPE
LIKENESS, in any Of the different styles they may
desire.
Nov l6 tt 44
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Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of the
IN School at Horns Creek Church. No one need
anplv unless he can come well recommended.
WASH. WISE, lT~,..oo,
JOHN FAIR. '0''-0''
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Hard are and Cutlery,

Ear are and Cutlery
rs>0 AT. onr old friends, We would say. 'sc csr
I thaGhiHt rr past i;::uis, AMI 10 AL others wht
NAV wis; Goods III on line :ca!l and SEE lis also
or scnt yo;,r orders. We vii! make every ciior'
land it is notorious Of the Goods we keep to give
general SgIxiaciina" Cur prices Sil.AL hc
in accordance with he times always assuring oul
customers 10 s;I them at The LOWEST MAX
EXT PRICES.
We have now in Store In: Stock and are re,
ceivnc weekly. Amongst which nriy Ec iound,
so Tons Band and Hoop IRON,
$50 Sweed assorted,
$50 English
eOO Smith BELLOWS, all qualities,
500 Kegs Peru" NAILS,
80 Tons CASTINGS,
100 Dozen Door LOCKS,
100 " Pad g
500 Till, Chest, Draw and Trunk Locks
100 AXES Collins, Levctte's and other
makes,
10 Superior BROAD AXES,
500 {" HOES, all qualities.
To enumcrate is too tedious. We have the Goods
and want TO sell them.
We keep all things necessary for Mills Of every
style, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Vices,
Anvils, Smith Tongs, Circular, Hand,
and all other kind OF Saws, Screw
and Bales Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives, Scissors,
Shears, Screws,
Bolts, Spirit Levels,
Gaagcs Candestcks, Planes,
Horse Shoes and Nails, Brushes,
Coffee Mills, Halter, Trace, Stretch,
log, Breast, Continued and Fifth Chains,
Rope, Files Of all kinds a beautiful Lot of
Guns, of all qualities, Pistols, Percussion Caps,
Curry Combes, Game and Shot Bags, Powder
Flasks, Dram Flasks, Sand and Waffle Irons, Braces
and Bits, Augers, Chisels, Hammers, Drawing
Knives, Moriars, Kettles, Stew Pans, &c, &c
ROBINSON s. JACKSON.
Hamburg Dec If AZ
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Timely Notice,

A IL Persons indebted to the Firm of Lewis &
N Harrison, either by note or open account, are
forcwarned 10 call on the Subscriber and settle the
same Immediately. This is the last ca-so if you
wish to save costs come forward and pay up.
JAS: S.. HARRISON.
~ &c sc
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Dec 6
Notice.

A IL Persons anywise indebted to the Estate Of
N Anna Anderson, Decd, are hereby requested
to make immediate payment, and those having de-
mands against said Estate will please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly a,teated.
Dec s 81
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CD muo INA &

II ovD @ ma
VNTE take this means to inform our Customers
w and the Planters generally, that we are moi
connected with any other house, and only have one
Store, which is the Brick Corner, formerly occu-
pied by.Tosiah Siblcy. j. SlBLEY SON.
Hamburg Nov 2S tt 46
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j, S5BEEY 81 SON i,
GROCERS AND COTTON
MERCHAN rs,
HAMBURG, S. C.:
ID DESPECTFULLY beg leave to inform
III their old customers and the Planters generally
that they are still to be found at their Ola Stand,
and arc paying the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for Cotton and other Produce; and have in Store,
and are daily receiving MOST COMPLETE assort;
mcnt Of
GRoCERIES
-iMoya which MAY DE FoUND--
10000 9ds. Gunny and Dundee BAGGTNG,
200 Coils Hemp and Russian ROPE,
200 Bags COFFEE, Rio and JAVA
200 Bbls Superior and Refined SUGARS,
25 Ihds NIuscovado and n. 0. do.
100 Bbls. MOLASSES,
5000 Sacks SALT,
% BEDSTEADS, some Of them Fancy;
25 Boxes superior CHEESE,
A. splendid assortment nf BLANKETS and
NEGRO CLOTHS.
Also
An assortment of Saddles and Brides, Chaira,
Pepper, Spice, Linseed, Lamp and TAN
ners Oil, Osnaburgs, Stripes,
Shirting and Yarns and in fact everything naually
found in u Grocery Store
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TO the Ladies.

MRS. 6. T. HAMILTON, takes Essga
ISl this method Of informing the Ladies Of Vs3<
Edgefeld Village and vicinity, that she has III
mcnced the
Millinery and Dress Making Business,
At tile Store formerly occupied by Mrs. BnowN
Nov l6 tt "A
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Lost

DETWEEN Pottersville and Edgefeld c. H., a
ID SMALL POCKET BOOK, containing small
amount of money, some notes and accounts-a note
on William Hamilton, given sometime in July
1851, for SIS account on WIN. B. Dorm for S22 81
account on d. Chapman for $40, and perhaps some
other papers not recoected.
GEORGE w. DOOLEY.
Nov 9 If 40
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Notice,
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
a Ill Persons indebted to the Estate OF NJ. E;
IA llOllingsworth, decd. are earnestly requested
10 settle Immediately, us guardians are appointed,
and the Estate must be brought 10 u speedy close.
Those having demands against said Estate, will
please render them in properly aested, BY the first
Of January next
d. +. uOLLINGSWORTH Adm'or.
No If l3
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VaIuabIe Residence for Sale.

T WILL sell, by virtue Of an order from d.. T.
L Wright, Ordinary, on the first Monday in Jan.
uary next, at Edgefeld c. H., the rea! Estate 2f
Mrs. Ridley Gray, deceased, consisting Of FINE
DWELLING HOUSE and LOT in the Town OF
Edgeieid.
TERMs-Ona o credit of twelve months-pureha-
scrs giving their notes. and two approved sureties.
II. A. GRAY,
Adm'or. wilh the Will annexed.
Nov IA At A.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale!
DY Virtue Of an Order from H. T. Wright, Or.
ID dinary of Edgefeld District, we will proceed
to sell at the late residence Of John c. Alen decd,
on Wednesday the Goth December, NIL the personal
Estate Of said deceased, consisting of
Fifty.one Likely Negroes,
Crop of Corn, Cotton, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, Peas,
Sc. Also, Stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs
and Sheep, one Carriage, one Buggy, three W MaS-
gons, one Cart. Blacksmith and Plantation loolS,
Household an! Kitchen Furniture, &c. Also, ono
excellent Piano.
TERMS Twelve months crcdit-intercst from
ate-wi,h note and approved securities, for all sums
above tell dollars Of and auder that amount cash,
before delivery OF property.
J. D: ALIEN, Adm'ors.
W. S. SMYLY.
Noy % st 40
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Executors Sale !!

WE will sell at public auction, at the late resi-
w dcnce of James YeldeIl, deceased on Tues
day the l9,h day Of December next, the following
property of said deceased. to vii: Two Prime Ne
gro Fellows, Will and Sandy; One fine Saddle
Horse, Lot OF Sheep, and about Twenty Bales 'f
Cotton of the present crop.
TERMs-A credit Of twelve months from tie
day of sale. Purchasers will be required to give
notes with ample surety
JASPER H. YELDELL, lF,,,ra,
JOSEPH L. TALBERT-S
Nov % st 40
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Elijah
"A T. Rauch, deed, are requested to make I'M
mediate payment, and those having demands against
said Estate will present them properly atested, as
intend 10 close the estate by the 25th December
next. JOSEfn w 1oE, Auhi vi.
Nov 5t 45
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Dissolution of Co.Partnership,

OlSDOlUU4SA Va Wv - ia osISA S44A Ht
TINE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
RIcnAn psos & McDtNNALD, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. AN indebted wiz please
make payment to JorfN c. MoGoNsALD, who is au-
thorzed 10 settle up the business Of the Firm:
j. L.. RICHARDSON,
j. C. MCDONALD.
Hamburg, November 9, 1854.
A CARD
uAVING purchased Mr.. RIcHAtDsoN's interest
ILL in the above Firm, the Subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public generally
that he intends 10 continue the sale Of
Ready MADE Clothing, &C.,
In the Town of Hamburg and hopes by keeping
constantly on hand full and fashionable assortment
of Ready:ATade Clothing, &C., to receive = liberal
share of patronage. The Planters Of Edccfield and
the adjoining Districts are specially invited to cx
anime my Stock before trading elsewhere.
JOHN G.. MCDONALD.
Hamburg. Nov IA If ia
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Oct le
TinaeIy Notice.
Notice.:

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Jeremiah
IN Seigler, or that OF Warren +. Winn, deo'd.,4
are hereby notified to make prompt payments ands
those having claims against either Estate, will pre-
sent them forthwith for payment in due form.
WILLIAM SEIGLER,
DAVID SEIGLER,
Ea'ors Of Jeterish Sciglcr.
Nov 90 sm 46
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Notice.

4 Ii Persons having any demands against the
"A Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, decd, are
requested TO hand them in properly attestcd and al
persons indebted to said Estate, are requested 10
make immediate payment.
S. S. TONlPklNS, Ex'or.
Dec St AZ
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Negro Blankets and Cloths.

NtSIU DIdHK5CS d1u VIVI1Io'
WILLIAM SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA, respect
w fully invites the attention Of Planters to his
large supply of NEGRO BLANKETS and Me-
GRO CLOTHS, which lie is preparing to sell at
very low prices.
Augusta, Nov IA # A
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N Office.

A Ii. persons indebted to the Estate of Mildred
IA Mobiles, decd, are requested 10 make pay
mcnt, and al tfos: having demands against the
same will hand them in properly attes,cd.
JARROrr MOBILES, Adm'or.
Dec l3 Pms 1S
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
THE HYDR0MAGEN,
OR WATERPROOF TI-CONSUMPTIVE
C @ IR IG S @ j. 3 Sa


MANUFACTURER by ITAHcouRT, BRADLEY
WI & Co., Al MaH;ct Street, Manchester. Prin-
c;pal Warehouse, l02 Wood Street, Clicaps;dc,
Lcndon, England. American Establishments, 3S
Ann Street and l02 Nassau Street, New York.
The HYDRoMAGEN is a valuable discovery for protect
ing the feet from damp cnld aud therefore preventative
of many Lung Diseases qroHt any dOctoriRy Irhdtercr
The Hydromagcn is in The form Of SOLE and worn inside
the boot Shoe Its Relite0 character is powerlul a-
For Gentlemen it will he found agreeable, warm, and
healthy wear in the codcs ranCS weather. us the foot
cannot become wet If the Hydronagen is inserted Ladies
may the highest solcd boots shoes in the most in
element weather with mpuniiy; while Consumption, SO
prevalent the young Of our Country may be hwarted
by their general adoption They entirely SHper8ede orer-
sioes rs the latter the feet ~ pcrsprc in very
healthy manncr and besides, not dangerous wear TO
pedestrians in icy weather. like India rubbcrs While the
latter cause the feet 10 appear extremely large the Hydro
magcn being thin slice of cork prepared peculiarly
placed inside, does not increase the size ci The boot or
cause the to appear untidy To Children they are en-
rcmcly valuable they may engage In exercise with CON-
fort and healthy effects Their expense is so slight MS q
scarce need mention besides, those who paronzc them will
find their yer'%y Doctors bW much dim'mi~ted Mereoy
As the iydromagcn is becoming more KNOWN is sale is
increasing almost incredible extent Last year in Lon.
dnn Manchester, Birmingham Liverpool; Glasgow Leeds
Dublin Paris, Antwerp, llamhnrgh and Berlin our sales
reached ij0 pairs Of Cork Solos, This year the num-
Der will far surpass thai.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value proven
.aiive for COUGHS, COLDS BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and
MrS's szr, per pair, S. CENTS.
LADrEs'do do 80 do.
BOYS Il MlssEs'do 25 do.
NoTrcE-frnm the Retail Prices we make very liberal
allowance obbcrs and Wholesalers, that any store
keeper may make fine prof; on their SALE while they are
article that may be KEEP: III iy store. ang my class o
goods. For icrms appl! ~
HARCOURT, BRADLEY 81 CO,
3S Ann Street, New York.
Noy % ID
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Notice.

A Ii Persons Indebted to the Estate Of Daniel
N Smith, decd, are hereby warned to make
those having demands against said Estate will please
present them properly attested as soon-as possible.
j. p. MICKLER, F.,,.,
c. SMITH. E"ors'
Nov go St. 46
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~ 0ticc.

A Ii. Persons indebted to the Estate OF James
n Yeldell, decd, are requested 10 make pay
ment forthwith to the Undersiyned and all persons
having demands against the Estate are requested to
hand them in properly attested to the Undersigned.
J. II. YELDELL, Ex,ors
j.. L. TALBERT. ~ 0N'
Nov % 3m 20
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HARCOURT, BARDLEY g. CO..

38 Ann st. & lO2 Nassau ST., New York.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE 1O2 Wood ST., Cheapside, London
MANurACToRr, a Market Street. Manchester, England
H. i. & Co. nre establishing Depos for the sale OF Tho
Protector" in all parts o America Physicians Surgeons
Cloiers Dry Goods Merchants llhters and Mier aus,
(cncmcn Furnishing Snrc-Keepers are entrusted will
the wholesale and retail distribution of thcm and 10 whom
most liberal offered for their enterprise, and
splendid opportunity opens TO them for safe and profitable
business. .
Nov p 9m 10
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CHRISTM A S.

CHRIS T M A S.
TIHE Subscriber now has fine supply of COOL
i THINGS for the Holidays, consisting in part
Of the following =
NEW CROP RAISINs,
NEW CROP ALMONDS,
FRESH CITRON,
Extra fine old BOURBON WHlSKEY, &c.
bic for Christmas. S. L. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg, Dec 4 II 46
Medicines and Chemicals
TINE Undersigned begs leave to announce TO the
i citizens of Edgefield District, that he has JUS
opened in the Town of Hamburg, WELL Sc.
LECTED Stock of CHOICE
MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
To which lie respectfully solicits their attention
Amongst his large assortment will be found
Toilet Articles and Pcrfulmery,
Drugs and Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE .STUFFS,
GLASS, PUTTY, vARNIsHEs, &C.
In compomdng Medicines and supplying planta.
tons, the strctcst attention. be given TO the re-
quiremcns of his patrons.
Being Il graduate Of the London College ofPhar'
macy, and having had an experience OF eighteen
years, in the business he feels confident OF bciaa
able TO give satisfaction 10 Ill who may favor lin
with their patronage.
ALFRED 5. RAVENSCEOFT.
Hamburg, Dec i 3m IL
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23
The Expiring Hours Of Congress.
The local reporter Of the Sentinel, gives The

The local reporter Of the Sentinel, gives shs
following graphic sketch:
HALL or REPRESENTATIVE, Friday morning,
August A. Between three aud four o'clock,
thirteen persons in the galleries, viewing the
scene OF representative dignity below. The
chairman IF the committee doing in his chair.
but not sufficiently somholent to render him
altogether unconscious Of the nature Of the pro.
ceedngs. One Of the clerks far gone into the
land OF dreams, and an official reporter aslssp
at his post. Six fatigued gentlemen leaning
back in their chairs several ofthem with hand.
kerchieis spread loosely over their faces, while
perhaps, ''visions Of happiness danced DER
their minds" Three Representatives, Nth
their eyes firmly closed. resting their heads
and arms on their desks. An aged gentlsmsp ,
with his head tied up.snoring in u corner Not
a few legs cooked up on the desks by way ot
rest. Honorables occasionally going out for
refreshments and-----ice. water One meu-
ber only writing. another reading. aud couples,
here ard there, chatting. Yawning, and rub
bing eyes To keep them open, were frequent
occurrences.
The Senate's amendments 10 the Navy aps
preparation bill under consideration. Debateru,
talking loudly, forming striking contrast 10
their not generally listening peers. A TO the
ioobies, IN one place a member asleep in re--
portcr's desk, while near him IL another sno.
ring away his fatigue. The sofas serving the
purposes Of beds, aud chairs, too, mot cOnsid.
cred conteDptible substitutes tUf tecumbeuSs
The folders table In the resr OF the Speaker
chair not considered uncomfortable BY the bros
rate occupant, with q chair hack under thia
head for u pillow. A few gentlemen snokina
cigars.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23
The injustice Of Opposition.

Injustice toward the administration Of Frank
lin Pierce presents an exceedingly agreeable
subject for reflection. 1t refuses to give him
credit for every act that reflects honor upon
our country perfected during the fourteen
months Of his administration, and yet holds
him accountable for everything not done by
Congress since he has been in power. What
opposition journal, North or South, has given
him credit TOR the Nebraska triumph, carried
through from first to last Us much by his own
energetic co operation with its friends in the
legislature, as by any other causey What news
paper or politician OF the opposition has paid
him the compliment due to tho successful ter.
mination Of the treaty with Mexico, or the trea .
ty with England, or the treaty with Russia,
or the treaty with the Japanese? Where Ia the
southern whig paper that has spoken, az such
an act deserves to he spoken Of. of his bold
and patriotic course in favor Of supporting the
constitution and the laws Of The United States,
impericd at Boston by an armed and angry
mobf Where is there one of the whole tribe
which has complained 50 bitterly Of the lilli.
clustering propensites Of the administration
hat has. even by word or thought. approved
OF the proclamation OF the President in regard
TO Irresponsible organ,za' ions against Cuba2-
But had hc failed in either Of these things
what = clamor would have been raised, aud
what "A torrent OF calumhy would have been
poured out upon him! He would have been
told that he was rebuked in one case, because
he asked for ten millions to pny Mexico: in an.
other, because he had dared to do in few
weeks what President Fillmore had spent
years in yainy trying TO effect; in another be
calse he had 10 nerve to sustain the fugitive.
slave.law and finally, that he was so earnest
in his desire to acquire. Cuba, at any hazard
that he was atrn to enforce the laws OF the
land He has succeeded, however. and the
nalignry that would have rallied over defea,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23
Brick Cistorns.

Fps RURAL :--Ch. X, OF Chill, inquiries In
your April 8ih number, "Wheiher a cistefn
paved with brick and and two coats OF water
lime, is as expedient as one of stone in the
same way your correspondents inquiry
refers only to The bottom lpayed, OF the cis-
tern, would certify to him that he may just
as we'll dispense with both brick and stone.
and spread his mortar on the earth, provided
he has a dry bottom. Ii he means the wall or
sides OF the cis;ern stones are preferable 10
brick, unless he can procure brick Of the hard
est kind. Almost any kind of stone will an
swer as well, and as Il general rule are cheaper
than brick; but to build of stone will require
more water lime than brick.
Another equally good and still cheaper meth
cd pf building cistern, is 10 dispense with
both brick and stone altogether. This meth
od may be adopted TO advantage where per-
pendicular walls are not prerequisite, and
where there is ample room, aad no pressure
from water In this case excavate the earth
sloping outwards. in the form of a cauldron
kettle. Lay on three coats Of mortar at inter-
walls Of from four to SIX days between EACH
Put on your covering before the last coat Of
mortar is spread. In all cases put your cistern
top below The frost. A cistern ALLOW ed to freeze
is "a broken clstern that can hold no water"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23

~
Mr. James 4. Gage Of q. Louis who heo 49,
for twelve years engaged in the foundry ~.
sines:. has written An intercsting. article In ~
Republican in relation TO the quality and esn-
parstivs valae Of American iron. Mo -
made. and 10 now notwithstanding twenty-five
hundred car whee!s for the PaciAc,. apd Tesse
haute and Alton. Rail Roads. and has demoa.
strated that Western made wheels are - -
OF peter than Eastern: He says. "the tnns.
menoie deposits Of Iron ore IN the uDteso
statec. furnish great diversity. ana - gooe
= 9usMNy. et 20. metefisi g eans % iosnd
10 tne world. xet o. maileabls iron ore we
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23

'pira Of DedfA.
She hath ask'd to see their faces:
And her heart 10 beating FAST,
For those sweet and sad embraces
Which she knows must be her lasti
have breathed Of angel blisses.
Told her spirit not to Rrievet
Must take her from their kisses?
From the last she may receive?
There were sounds Of hosts rejoicing
Tn that seraph realm above;
Ang-ls end archauge!s vocing
Hymns Of triumph and of love!
There were sounds the midnight rending,
From heart with anguish tost;
And mothers prayer ascending
Weeping, wailng for her lost
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23

MoRMoSIsM.-Twentyo one young missiona-
ries recently arrived at San Francisco, on their
way to the Sandwich Islands, where there are
already about 5000 proscly,es Better leave
them the old sort of pagans.