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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

H Next eek onr readers may look
for only Il half sheet from this Office
We contemplate attending the Chenille
Convention to see if all goes on right
AS this is the first time during nearly
three years that we have drawn upon the
good nature of our readers, we hope they
will not think hard. Circumstances have
made US determine to attended the Con-
vention and also prevented our being able
TO supply full paper. -. ...
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

he received honorable ment ON from the
Navy Department-he was also engaged
in suppressing the Algerine pirates. when
he was severely wounded inSthe head BY q.
sabre cut, His last service was the COM
mand of the sloop of war Decature IN the
Mexican war.
Foreign News.
The Asia arrived at New Y ork, on the
10th inst. with late news from Europe.
The whole aspect of the war has under
gone an entire change, and lit is difficult
to forsee what new comp ications may
arise Austria is ready to march her arr
my of goo, 600 men into the Principalities
thus interposing between the combatants,
and preventing further hostilities there.
Austria has not yet received the Cars
official reply. and cannot receive It be-
fore July Cd, and will not act decisively
until received. The action of Austtiasis
in accordance with the convention be-
tween herself individually and the Porte.
The whole Anglo French force is now
at Yarna. preparing. it is supposed for
the expedition under st. Arnaud in per-
son. into Crimea.
The whole Russian army of occupation
is falling back in good order. with allits
stores, into seret6 and Pruth.
The garrisons of Ismail. Gallatz. DC,
are already on the march 1.-THE Crimea,
and all disposable force viii Immediately
follow, as that is expected to be tho next
Nicholas is on his way to the orimea
from KEN.
Admiral Napier was in the Baltic. June
27th. concentrating the whole force 25
miles from Cronstadt, in a manner that
would indicate an attack,
-Four British ships had bombarded
Bomersund.
The white Sea will be.blockaded from
the list Of August.
Prince Mensohikotf is appointed assoei-
ate of Prince Paskiewitch.
Two hundred transports were preparing
to take the Anglo-French troops from
Varna to Crimea.
According to the Vienna Lloyds. the
Russians had shut up the sea of Azof. by
sinking in the straight Kcrteh thirty two
large barges filed with stone and rocks.
Both ermies in Asia are motionless at
Kars..
Greece is quiet.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

The FOREIGN NEws,-We give some high :
ly interesting details and further news
brought by the steamer Asia from Eu-
rope. The statements in regard to the
Russians retrealing from the Principals
ties, are. of course, tho most importHnr.
Lord John Russell Raid in the House of
Commons that If the Russians had not
withdrawn, the Austrians were bound by
late treaty with the Porte, TO march in
and drive them out. This. however,
looks doubtful The Russians are not
only withdrawing to the Pruth. but are
making preparations in the Crimea, as if
for defensive war. and the allies seem to
be preparing to attack them there. In
Circassia the mountaineers actually have
possession OF the Gates Of the Caucasus,
and Woronzof is cut off from communi-
eating with Russia by that route.
With regard to The Austrian oceupa-
lion, the Interpretation of the London
T,mesis that Austria is now to occupy the
Principalities and to push her armies be-
tween the belligerents. IN order to prevent
a ne,o conflict. On the other hand. the in
depreciation Of those who do not believe in
the sincerity of Austria is said to be the
effect. that she is to occupy the Princi-
palities IN trtst for the Russians. Mean
while, the question arises whether it is
war or negotiation which is to be carried
on at this time?
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

A R1cn Friend Alfred of the
Weston Herald is one of the rarest wags
we know. Hear him joke over his own
misfortunes:
RECEIPTS FOR TIE :" HERALD FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING july 10.
OOOOOO!!
Eg If anybody has few niggers to
sell, they will please call.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

HARyrsr-The wheat harvest in this
county is over. and our farmers-are busily
engaged in cutting their hay and oats. We
learn from inquiry that the wheat crop is
light, principally from injury done by
rust. Oats are. however, good, and corn
is very promising.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

APPo1NTMENT.-Wc understand that
Rev, Alex. Martin, late Principal Of the
Academy in this place and at present
stationed in EIizabethtown, has been
elected Professor Of the Greek Language
and Literature, in Allegheny College. at
Meadville, Pa. Mr.. Martin though Of
retiring manners, is an accomplished
gentleman and sound educator, and the
appointment is as much to the credit Of
those who made it, as it is mpIimentary
to him. Should he accept the new posi-
ton offered, his loss to the cause in
which he so recently engaged, will be
deeply regretted, while Allegheny Col
Iege will receive a valuable acquisition
to its faculty.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

APPOINTMENTS ny THE BAPT1sTs.-Thc
Religious Herald contains the appoint
ments for the year commencing on the LIST
instant, made by the Baptist Mission
Board at Richmond. The following are
for this section
Rev. Samuel Smith, Fairmont, Marion
county.
Rev. James Woods. Richie and bod.
bridge counties.
Rev. cleon Koyes, clarksburg. Harrison
county.
Rev. W. c. Barrett. Plcasants and Wood
courties.
Rev. G. 7. Conn, Monongalia county.
Rev. A. Haines, Marshall and Wetzel
counties.
Rev. A. Barnett. Harrison and Lewis
counties.
Rev.J. wooftcr, Gilmer and Braxton.
Rev. j. B. Wright. Jackson county.
Rev. j. Bennett, Kanawha county.
Rev. J. De Garmo, Warren, Mononga-
LA county.
Rev. q. H. Parker, E!izabethtown,
Marshall county.
Rev. j. NJ. Purinton, parts Of Preston,
Barbour. and Randolph counties.
Rev. D. B. Purinton, Preston county.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

w The examination Of the pupils at
the Academy viii take place on Friday
next. A cordial invitation to attend &
given our citizens byMr. Arthur.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

DEATH OF Con-. P1EcKsEr Rich.
ard Shuh1rick Piuckney died at Charleston
on Sunday last, in the 5ath wear d
his age: The deceased entered the
navy at tne age of II, and continued
therein until few days ago, when he re.
TIED on account of i'll health. The Stan.
dard says:
During his career on the ocean he wa,
always distinguished for gallantry aud in
dom'ta6le courage, and great devotion to
his profession. This spirit was manifest
cd. oy his volunteering in company with
Lieut.. Heron, of Va. to cut away the
masts OF the frigate Macedonia during a
terrible gale when Com. Downs { then
captain thought the execution too haz-
ardous to make it subject of command,
and called for volunteers, for which service
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-07-19

The INVASION OF CUBA.-According to
the Memphis Wing. the illisbusters.at the
South have million of dollars, and that
eight steamers and four sailing vessels
have been at their disposal, and can be
made ready in fwenty-four hours notice
They also possess, it is said, between
eighty and ninety thousand stand of arms,
together with sufficient number of field
pieces. The Wing also intimates that
Gen. Quitman will command them ); that
the second in command will be Nor
them man with Southern principles y who
is an Ex-Governor, and now holding a
prominent civil station. Gen. Gonzales is
to be third in command, and il says there
cannot be less than 10000 men enroll-
ed in their ranks. The Same paper adds
:. This expedition will. ia all probabilt-
y, leave the shores of the United States
about the middle Of next month. and wiz
land in the Yuelto Abaio country, and
thence proceed to Havana. There will
be, perhaps, ten thousand men thrown
into the island the first effort, and imme.
diately followed by reinlorcements until
thirty or forty thousand soldiers are there
and with this force there cannotibe much
doubt as to which party will be success-
ful.''
AT New Orleans. the head quarters Of
the 6ii5usters, they seem to be entirely
unaware of the formation Of any such ex-
petition, as the papers of that city ridi-
Guile the whole story.
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! sUco Ess II IiFE.


The difference in mems 5harsSte,s i W.,
strongly marked Some men are wesk snJ
timid, really accomplishing nothing worth
mentioning IN the whole course Of their
iives Others yield to no difficulty. and %
straight ahead, prostrasiag every onposi,aon
that lies IN their path !. "A good deal Of iii,
Is owing to early eaucation. The cbila
brought up in luxury, almest always real,res
an imbecile manhood Plant an acorn i =
flower pot, and rear it In a greenhouse ana
though it grow up in the form Of an oak i
will DO quite unlike that reared amid r.
SHOWS and the storms Of the mountain ton.
In nine cases ont Of tea, the education
which man gives HIMSELF is the most i'm.
portana pne of worst foes to the succs q az
most men is indulgence ofa habit of indeci.
sioE. Nothing is more enfeebling or dos.
tructive Of mental force The man who
never commits himself who is alway delav.
ing, and who never makes up bis mind
gives others the impression that he has liz
tie or 10 mind tomake up The only rem
edy Tor this apparent want Of capacity IS
know the fright, and approve il. tao:
snow the wrong, aad yet The wrong pursue.
60 sung the poet aud the poets connIa,
Is echoed III the lives aud character ~ Mr.
lean half q mankind Happiness and mis-.
cry seem strangely blended in the world
but the good or III success of most men i
mainly their own fault Remember the
remedy for ineficiency is groalpfness. and
aow y good and fitting time to form res.
buttons for the future.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10

= hNAcloGs or LIFE We heard Of an instance
ateuuang tne sickness and death Of laboring man
fs'eieay q ehoieTa inYoiving moral that should
~, = IS .oss % diners strong, healthy labofiug
became aware that The disease was unon him he
grew excited calling for all the rnediear aid mar
eS = % got around HIM They came, administer
y .en uiss anu consulted ogethef and were ear
us u .nelr endeavors,o do every hing IN their
owe to save him. The man was sill frantic win
fear and caet upon indy duas ia him; s
y IN l'ie, sac ne and twill give Won one thousand
a ~ ds physicians tried % calm bis feelings
~ MS lears assuring him that ALSO
. y necessary tnat heshond be CAIN andfanqnil
y oausI y give eneettqthe medicine and check the
rear however. had taken such firm hold Of him
Ing frutfi -cfitrcst1
ally Otherwise V falo RspAbtican, july 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10

IMpoaraNr INyrNrlos.-The Boston journal I'M Z
deFsiands tina. au invebIon has been recently made
which promises 10 efec, great saving in The cost
pf wood locomotives \ AT a recent trial made on
The Worchester railroad locomoiyeIto which the !
new invention was applied made the run TO Wor-
erster and back with q train consuming one hum
dfed and fory-four cubic feet OF wood. Another lo-
comoiive OF equal capacity and dfawing The same
number Of cars, without this Improvement, con-
sumed on the same trip two hundred and fifty. Gu
Bit feet OF wood The test is regarded as fair one,
and The results are highly important The improve
ment is 1.-The valves by which more difsct ae-
tion is producFd and with less reverse pressure.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY TInl-PIEcE.

There is now il the possession Of and
manufactured by Mr. Colling, silversmith,
Of Gloacestershireit England, . most ingeni-
GUS piece Of mechanism Ian eight-day clock,
with dead beat escspcmeni maintaining pew
Ter, chimes the quarters. plays sixteen tunes
in twelve hours. OF win play at any time re-
CURED. The hands 60 round as follows one,
once 3 minute one, once an hour; one,
once a week one,;once month; one, once
d wear. 1t shoWssShs moons age, the time
Of hirh and low water. half ebb and half
food and by beautiful contriyanee, there
is part which represents the water, which
rises and falls, lifting the ships at high wa
ter tide as if it we're in motion, and as it re-
cedes leaving these little autonaton ships
dry On the sands II shows tile hour Of The
| day. day Of the week, month Of the year
In The day Of the month there is provisior
made for the long and short months i
skoNs the twelve signs of the zodiac j
strikes or not, chimes or not, as you vial
it; it has the equation table, showing -
difference Of clock aud sun every day in th
! year. Every portion Of the clock is Of bean
tiful workmanship, and performs most aceu
rately. -sSctsnttfc american
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LOVING Hos1 --'''

Nothing appears to us so beautiful il bn.
man experiences as the reciprocal affection Of
parents ana children, especially after the
la''ef nave attained maturity, and it may be.
.9rmed new relations 10 life We have seen
2, !. loving aud lovely daughter after she lad
fu Rndaa s a assure qtiRasS ssFs
was an idolized wife, and happy mother, her
heart still clave pithiev strengthening fer
vor to father and mother, who watched over
her infancy and guided her youth. 1t has
been ourprivilege to knew such, aud as we
have witnessed the Sutpourings Of love and
happiness between these devoted and glow
sing hearts, we have felt that surely much Of
heaven might be enjoyed here if all families
were equally attached And would that ev
cry daughter knew What pure joy she might
create IN the parental bosom by a constant
keeping alive Of the spirit Of flial devotion,
and seeking frequent opp rtunities to make
it manifest 10 little acts Of g Rtleness and
love, Notwithstanding the child may have be-
esme parent The child, never grows cid
to fond parent 1t is always the dear
child and never SO Gear IS when it keeps up
the childish confidence aud love Of its ear
Hest years
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Winston,
BALTIM0bCK HOSPITAL,

WHERE N IL neS he .,,,s.s,-.'l. -
,,-.' $3.50 - ~ ~ ~ Complaints Gleeis S,ric
49,. y ~. ~. ~ -Paias % The Loins, A6ec
~. - q pes q he Head, Throaf
-. -. -. - dresdiai affections aTIsin,
i;o-.i n-s;1;, 80 uh'eh Produces Constitu.
Is end des1re.. Z t,i.se Impossible, and Il
So, MEN
w. -, VIZ ~ the victims q Solitary
~ 49, = - .el rive habIl, which annual
n.~n ~ ,k. re- thousands q younr
10 49,, ,,,a..- - r. and brilliant intellect.
wifL ~ - anced listening Senates.
he I;~l., -, r|ies, Or walked 70 ecsiae,.
11,--TssfS rs..--l al condolences.
being sws,. a. 49,. contemplating marriage,
eo-,-..l, ~ - 49, .rss, should immedisfelr
eases . = Periset health. Slight
s,ss,,. - - tro DtlS0 CHARGE MADE.
BsIfinor- &c., 49, 80 Street, ! Door frum
- b patlculif n 4. 81.
per. o. - AEi aI,t1 :, 80 sha = l'a--
Member % ~ Royal IL 's.,.....
graduate IRON one q sAc| 1.uea, rII-.. N
49,. s. s..ls.; asd ne 80 Of whose lie ~,
sdeink,s ~ y nc nj hn. London. Paris, Phil
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:. toeishiag cures tilaf we're 40. A. s,ss ,-1I.s
ringing IN the ears and hss,, 49,, 80.
- -, .sink e'1'.nea ~ sounds, and bashfal.
tsesi s'-Nhialsied sometimes with
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TAKE PARTICUNOTIcE
DF. J. addresses III ID .c, A.. ;S;.,..
'elves BY private and irn,Iro.i,s S.ss... .nsm-
;ret and Solitary Habit. whas borS Ri, ~. "a
Mind uniting them f,r ssifIs, 1ouy and
These are some Of ths. saj !, ,.ts,,
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en.;s 49, '., F..DFe,s Ps,nof the Heart, Dvs.
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amofion - osne'A aeoiymptoms Of Con-
MESTALLv-The fearful. (. a. IL
49, Dsa-.,.s:a 4 isoss q ~. Confusion Of l.
, Sse;t c5r = fpirils, ~ bodings. Aversion
Il Vare 49,, !, s.,.rusiT Aqiolitndr. Tinndity,
,ould 49,. e.,.. W EVILS fd- Such persons
on. ana ~ :, -. s.-.ng ~ consult DR.. John
event, but apply ~. ,.s'.-sIfey
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alady. " thAs Terrible
" t.s FoR "a sI y iNvierING REMEDY
By this great and ard 20 .,,,.n,..5,.
the organs are speedily enss,,,Ii s.'.. "easneNs
thousands Of the most Nrr,4 Dah;I,,.,ess, ORG ~.
iaals who had lost al hone, her ;,t. iaIl-
ieFed. All impeachment 10 s'Aley
MARRIM
ysleai or Mental ,u4l,firsr.-,o.. t...,a.
trembling aud Weakna. ,hs,,s,;s.n " II
I tt*ari,h kind sDecd " raraly I-I..s. = me
n = 'H1sa Ve POST Remedsrs sent BY
20. Is5f-Iy
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Hartford Fire hsarance COMPANY,
HARTFORD t0NNEcTIcUT.

fAeeEgorefef 49, -Cif rprrpeiaqt--cayiia $50
000; tsitA gorer q ttafessisg if0 $3.50 900.
DURLIc Buildings Manufactures. Mills Ma.
u ehinery Dwelling Houses Stores, Merchae-
disc, hhHsehold fnrnufe Vessels on the stocks
or while in podE &c, viii be insured al rates
as low as the risk viii limit
Applications for lnsutace NAV r. made 10
q. W. HERBERT.
In the absence Of the snl from ChsfsSlown Of
JoIEN p. BsowS. Ed. |Esp xitl amend 10 them
promptly. Persons al distance address ihfooeh
The mail
NJ B. On allchnrch buildings and Clergyuen',
personal properly the ifent yin preseHt his CON.
missions in reducing q amoeni Of premiums On
the risks thus arising
December -. l653-iy.
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tby rstributian " = : y

solitnde--if thrs shou basssdone--hea.,. !,
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But above all. 5. q shining. rational -,
er and fame; thou. b H. beasuyropna.5 r;,h
lnxuryi With hosts Of ffieDds. and his f.ms
and power are known and FL. abroas "a, !;
The band pf Death Be laid upon ~, III, q.
friends eBd gold be able ID lift "a. hss l,'s
hand 4 be has neglected. tie or, rre. ay 81
yAtiop. Of failed 10 securS the / pal ~
great pr'ce, q What avail vill Be the paltry,
Rs-.sssss sssssssss 6 e. sartE gsn hisfame
Judge3 WIN his yelyes "A l.,s. ..ss.ss.
wrappings ssftea lis Id n -. - :, To- 49,
what viii ian be profftea fbons,b 4. 80. -.
the whole world tf he loss lis ov,1 so 81 s.
Solitude. flslv. 1854
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NO. 80
EFFECr 90 Is.AciNAIinr.

NJ.
10y 1919 ago : eeieorrted physician.
au.uor :. g ezeellsns work on the effect of
;,h 1.s.s' a.siau, 1,sneu Q eqmbine theory
WIN n;i $500; 8 0f0ss q confirm the truth
u. uls P.oposhien- 10 TINS end be begged
- minister q lastiee g allow bin to Try
81 experiment. 90 : criminal condemned to
Nsa,h' Inc minister consented and dehv-
essts1 % L.nl en- assassin Of distinguished
IenA. Var sac4Nt sought The culprit and
;n,srss,sd s !. -. slssIal Persons
ths ;ndes moi y rs eo.5 asss pfesallea On
u - nasa,s aap s1Pose yourself g ne gaze
,ns Popuiace. re has therefore, coinuu-
~ your punishment and sanctions Jour be-
~ o'ea y uea.n wlthln the precincts a. yonr
rvs ifom pain. se1'As's'.. - e 4
Tie criminal submitted * k;.se..1
thought his family would IL Ices i ;..,
asa considered i a.fayor not to be compell.
u g "ais 20 the place Of execution. He was
conducted to the appointed room. wb 80 -
cry preparation was made Beforehand IL
eyes~ere baDdaged; be was strapnsd 4 Il I
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POETRIY.
Hops.

Re besdsiffl hopes a. Boyhood.
WherftaFs ys strsyrd auaT3
Cone. Ike the summer shower.
Passed Ike the suntner dzv-
see ynur bright eyes Klanci1g
by the brook in The glen;
fe beautiful hopes q Boyhood.
Gone ye cot back again.
re beautiful hopes Of Manhood.
Image Of Boyhond's huur.
] feel car warm breath On ne.
Aud Oh is thrilling pousrl
And hear yoar angel foot falls
10 the breeze that Ians me nov.
Add touch q your gentle fingers
- The eoolaess on ny brow.
An Sunlight are your pinioss,
All golden i your track
Aud the silver Of your whisper
says, ye are coming back
: ten. inke ~. sysziisl .asnn.
o bsauiifel hopes Of 81 anbood.
Ny foad heart ye have filled!
Tea,re singing your orraa anthem
ID the chambers Of nv soul,
And the musical waves come rolling
A. the waves Of The Dream Roll;
With snowy wing now folded,
On " ith me syTen song,
he beautiful hopes q Manhood,
VIII you not larry lone?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10

NJ ELceileat Adr7ce A nautical friend
has given us the following directions for dos
nestle foul weather:-If you see squall
arising ia the latitude Of your wife, what
course should b. pursued 10 AVOID its con-
seonences2 Double her cape with your left
arm, and your lips drop anchor on the cruia
ing ground Of 'smacks.'
Important CeeuPetfcn. Boy, said a fash :
ionable dressed man to the servant Of one If
his COMPANIONS. IS your master at homeY.-
Yes, SIR replied the boy, tbuthe is confined
to his room. He's a-growin'Iof moostacbNs,
and amt allowed to see anybody but his hair
dresser
E-John Randolph once said be fexpee.
ted to live to see the time when slaves IN
Virginia would advertise for runaway mas
ters-zas it took all the corn to feed the hogs,
and aRthe hegs to feed tfe negroes, and
there was nothing left FOR the platter
THE TAKERS. There are two;classes Of
people Who aud their way through the vQrld
without elieitiBg serious notica--sthose Fho
say TOO little and those who talk loo mrtch.
There il still another class FUTON ;efjtke
above mentioned classes, who talk gscat
deal. but say nothing
n-Loye Of children is always the ihdi-
cation Of genial Dature-a pure, unworn,
and unselfsh heart Never, says Layatar,
make that man your friend, who hates bread,
music, Or the laugh Of a child.
EFThe setting Of great hore Is likeths
setting Of the sua The Brightness oil enr
iifeis gone Shadows Of evening fall around
Is. aud the world seems but dill reflection
Itself broader shade. We look forward
infe the coming night The soll uilhdlaEs
Itself The stars arise, and ghe night j.
holy.
M Let ron he ever 20 pure you cannoe
sssotife with bad vompAniont Nithos* fall
| ling int bad order Evil company =; ike
, tobacco smoke you~cfnnot be long a it,
pfese ice withops safrying avaYs taintbfiti
n1-A firm faith i the BEST divinity; .
rood life the best philosophy cles3 CON
soisncsstbs best Nv honesty ths bess pol'
icy.
1 HWhy have bulls - avss9ien toscfim-
: SON Because their frenzy Isl ! sPccses Of
] battered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10

u Philosophers tell US that since the
creation of the world not one single parti-s
Gle Of matter has been lost It may have
passed into new shapes, il may have foated |
away in smoke or lvapor, but it il not lost, il /
win come back again in the dew drop or the
rain, it will spring up in the IL re Of tho
plant, or paint itself on she rose leaf -
Through all its transformations Providence
watches over aud directs il still Even so
it is With every holy thought or heavenly
desire, or humble aspiration, or generous
and self denying effort II may escape our
observation we may be unable to follow it,
but it is an element Of the moral world and
il is not lost