The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-17
The Spirit of the Lord:a Prauer.


ment in ;he following. Ii the same could
be said of some PUBLIC praying. it is highly
probable PiErT would be more general aud
natural.
The Spirit Of the Lords Prayer is beau
ilul, The form of petition breathes 6liaI
spirit-'Father.'
Aeatholic spirit--.OUR Father
A reVeren'ial spiit-'HallOwed be Thy
name
A missionary spirit--rThy Kingdom
c, me- tf.4
An obeiient spirit-'Thy will be done
on ear as il is done in heaven
@ePendsnt sPirlt--'Gve Us this day
! our daily bread s
4 forgising sPirii--'And forgiYe US our
irfspssseS IS We forgive those who trespsss
against u,.'
A cautious spirit us not iu,s
ttmptat ion, bus deliver Us from evil
y conn lential md aloriag spiit-- T,s
thine is the kin sdom, and the paser, ahI
The ) lory, for ever and ever. Amen.
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JEHUsALEH. --A letter from Jerusalem ot
the 18Th ut., in the M5nitour, says:
The civil discori3 which for several
years have constantly d-sol i.al Palestine,
lately as4u med such serious character as
to call for the employment Of forss. Ss7e-
raj powerful shicks Of the cantons Of Naro.
iese and Hebron broke out in open revolt,
aod Committed -dtp plJrlbls esslsses. For.
tUnai@'y, however, there " u n 4 ensenale
IN their IN movemeais. TIA m0latams Of Nag
cloes Mas promptly picihr,i. and Kamil
Pacha was able 10 concentrate all his Efforts
against the Shiek Ablorrahmn Amer, who
kept Hebron, as it were, besieged. The
doFfrnor to,k the field wish some tilret hun.
drea regulars some hundreds Of lt rsemen
one hundred Arab coniin gents. and four .
pieces ofar.illery. rhe insurgent Shieks re-
tired before him, AMI fartiiel them ,elyes ia
fIeua, one of the principle villages, where
they threw up entertainments. Afer q
weeks useless negotiations, during which
time numerous reinforcemsats we're prept-
ring to come AL take part in the revolt, Hi
q nj! Paeha was Obliged to use his artillery
against the enrench mcnts, and in spite ot
an obstinate resistance, to carry the siIIags
by assault. Seventy OF The rebels were ta.
ken prisoners, twenty two we're kiI.o,l, and
a great many wounded. The village itself
was destroyed. The effect produced BY
this vigorous act has been very Creation the
half savage inhabitants of the country
The great majority Of the insurgsnt Shieks
came immediately and made their sub
mission, and paid the arrear Of tsihase
which they had refused to pay for the last
Ahree years. On leaving Hebron, Kian.l
'Pacha was topsss along the plains between
Ghazzs and kamlell, where considerable
outrages had been committed, and some
blood shed I" m s4 .aaseae a4s
OF DR.. Frank!iu having noticed that a
certain mechanic Who worked near his Of
fee was always happy and smiling. ventpr-
ed at length 10 ask him the secret Of his csa.
slant clieelfulness. "1'' S'
"No secret Do.tor," be replied. II have
GOT one Of the best wives. and when / -
to o'work She always has a kind word Of "a.
coaresement fer ue; and when ] 90 horne,
she meets me with . smile and kiss. and
tea is surg 70 ba really. and she has done
IS, many things through Tie dag u please
ne, that / lcannot fnd liz i il ny heart .
speak an unkind word 10 any one
- A. RElIe.-- mans who Rss6 reeently
digging cellar at Pnrtag ges Like, ssitsbigap
found mass Of copper wsis ching 1916 lbs
which bears eyident tracessofs having besp
beaten ard sorked, uni ntilsthe5roek wfs en-
tirsly sepiraed, leasingstls pare massef
copper. There areenognaieasioas ofco9ner
iuahe vicinity.g aass
s6ttts5FThe Albany Atlas. fstlrriar ii ire
rumor that Mr.. B ,chanan u stitor fcf TIE
kand Of Mrs. Polk, widow Of the ex- 'res-
den, says ieisoniy truo As far AZ this: AZ.
B. is a'can dte for the place occapiid NY
iIr.i Po'k short time before his ,leatb. Fys
s9 @ba8A3ecw -~fs-rs II -.-rr e-7--z5 sssg8t4s
Il &4rA iwharfi in Portland Ne, gars way
Thursday pFseiEpisl'tipss 2,5)2s lhds, u salt
and tifty tons, ofcoal into ghedock,
y xts ~ x ta2gfaiaa a PIPER says that whils
President Pierce was stsniing near tls iio-
tel II which he Mad taken rooms, 4 IinIe
chap. q a'ftw ummers, siding bis hat
bahd uhbdckled,' wtnt up 70 tie aPrcsidsn
and accosled him Fix iny lat band, sir.s
.'Mhat i yohf aamAY said iho President.
aDeBee -4-.,'s do you tnow msg Yss
you are Die Presidens" said Young Ans
Flea! s'iia ny hat baad.n The president
fixed bis hat band. and then Youug Amc.
rica WsAt4elhis Play soptented sad l,sppr.
Ihst be, foo, was Che Pfesidspt's ,peer.Y
agAs IsEEtAnza sElrsgss. A asitne., Il
.sliquor saseid snehesler. Mass, tle c.h.
srdeg. gave the following testimony ,ss
'oda isiee and wafer. and some asiII souirt.
sdinto, i fgval A co,forn. Don't knew
whether u NJ Intoxicating III moi. Il malss