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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

VI'HE SINE QUA NON for correspondents is
i SMITH BuTrLE's PATENT LETTER snd IN
yOICE FILE O1cs .Sorsd 10. permanent Almost laws.
risbiy ..cured and aTH0UsASD TESTIMONIALS " ire sr
sssrr use falnss. zht BE- e.y obtained from coaume
All vho desire 70 economic their time l.t should
detey cal ard pgrohsSe Prices for Cap torsifn' letter
,nd Bl ,le $50 leaves, 81. 90 Do SO leaves. - D.
z +. YOUNG. l.eeond s,ofJ No. 10 Fulton q.
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Balls

VNHE TWEEN ny SIXTH ASNULL BALL for
Z j ths sfSfFiT q the NE~YoRs f'sE DEPART
kghr TN D. al tst. Place tie Acsae1-y % A,se is;s
.. % k0NnAY EvINlNG Jll H., lsi1 TA.sts NAY be
Hns1ts igsm he Ms,-.,S
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II HIRTIE 7 ii o A y d
I'D A NJ A Y.

UpoI re saDpso1 tIat tnsie SIC lice 5slTl' u oFsI7
sEyESJF-FlVE THOUSAND PERSONS
Have read this
NATIONAL STORY.
There thousand. errLslned they follow the
k.roine ihr0g.b b-r iIiss and triumph
anou.h 10. boo. Il 10 the 'u Il novel resds
II So. c itat its principal iuci1eu psra
lel,c by well easslsbed facts 60 ru- is i that
Tru-h j, stranger thar hcoa
For sale BY al Booksellers 10 one vol, large l2no,
cloth 81 Is.
Aren't. wanted sell this iook throu.houi the country.
IntsndiLs during The month to their ne
store IS Winter the Publishers Odsr tneil in nense
s,cct Of BOoss very low prices
PHILLIPS. SAMPSON & Co Pablisher. Boron
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HOLIDAY PREsESTS.-Tle immense crowd
uLs have daily h-uur,t IL area; FANCY AZAt2 q
Il kOGER. "a ~ 5o.c~sFi -set s-s s1-.-t
crocf Gods c1stoeT c1-aesI tr1 t-s -
r.erl- a.. -y...Ese xHb tt-i- 5sFfs1s IL AID
sreE srsAsY ceue< os-,.s = "a szeo-s .,rs
tie r.s-n; week n EOCs 2, sts -; t1te. IN =. -
:crrr.s a. irrocs 4 tae r<- e. en-. Frs..a CScs
.xarteS 70 TIA zk1 E.s ne o,->r ARE
shoTs 90 VERA VII - sS1 ~ii901, -rs~-se
ibe bs<ins zrcerso eIteEsve repairs II ssaze-e o.
he ate eisu-rU1s f-e II tie rear. - -
z. 9 EoGERs FsneJ e.xssr Ne ~ ErpsssC'
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OFFs o. THs sOLIDaTs
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS OF ALL STYLES

GREAT BARGAINS for the HOLIDAYs-In
VI P.,,S Gator. Forts spoon. China Tea ss,. vls,,
Gi-snseis. o. AZ Fad LIaps Ftsey Ar-.ss. 2 - All
BrtL--a WEe &C. IL :, {. A BALDHls,
No 5ersr! tLira ESo, s.lo- WsEsrS-
GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
NJ WARE tore.tsr --.s ri-. ..scrs<aE sf DIAMONDS,
az a. res r tEe Ca ssEelFyt
GOLD LyPISE fer 51.ss ,sEs.se............... eE5
siLff WATChk- eEe-es -.--............. y . -
PLATED IA SETS cc1b Vstsc. y . y
PLAIED CAFR BASKETS ...-..............-... - =
4 crr fcccs Ws-7s-,e1 = = - -srrsssEDe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

ON the MORNING Of the >oth Noyemeer iasf,
" os IT, srfivsi q re ir.s ko .:,,y, . Csso tsa
A. Ch.css9 ,1ffs BLACK AZ ~ 80 IN -
=, - 1900 q LEWIsA WILCOX coit<isnt s4S-s
-, e 80. sOsD sbss n VI Ia. Pr'1~ry o. k1s'e,
= 4srs-gr, rcsssfs s.s - yesn Tan al
- - "a a. o>aOrs sFsl1s. pzsss~o1s tss
-. F-f.s .ses 5ropersJ Aso tast sen tss sse -
- - - SOL % Store - =. u. 5PUCk, Bo1ae
rvsrso. zsy Fe.y spsa slse lard .t5e,s y ~
rrc IL -
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80, .pw-,oHx wrr.I, Ut r"' ~ +


no -.ry frsss.yss y',o' ~, Ell - Asssss.s
= e. co.. ~ '
~ = Ass go % - t"i'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

TO CURE DULL TINES, ADVERTISE
i CRAsz a G 3 A6ssrris.ss Hcsse Va ~ s~ss. *
,~rr~r a Anc q .ss~Tsrs al ~ 81 eysfa 49, -
<sir6i. ossEs sz,<ror f.<s Eslcssst< 70 sFsf-e, ~
wv Fart u tie CEcz CsEA<s iks y<y 80 k3-n
p.ksb<1 Cay .1s.rsas r< st's.tssf 20 - nsS>s'
wy Go ~. arIsE8e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

- 1T W = -, Ws,.i-. ~. D, taE Nt,S. Fn
- -. -, .. ~ SAW AAY. Fsrsiir ~ c~oer
p,n, su &c sARs,>. k-'bs, n,sf p-Aa'gi w, W
s.sr.rs ,.,...v cornsf I.h'Ug hrs NAN tbV-
ppN o.. A. 80 - -tUius,s Nrs e bA\'hOEf tiesa-
sIE a.. A q RSR-iS- ~1rus-sv.. cur'-r Kent
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~4fvtW
ID pUs r syssfsI 90
~ oat,ii' p, s,,.,s 40 es''
- sss ftif' - 10 Ii Ii i''. -
f .. I'D. 81 .f i.. '
rxtt &c n. l....hs 81 -
n stss's' 900. q f....s- .f.n''' -
vas pw-,oHH w'r ~. W. 10, coz -ax
"a 81 Af-' -. kassIsa. q ~" - -. Z
r..' !. ..,.s,- l.,s ~. - y. p. 80 ,os,,..->
|E - ~, - - a. .-:,,:,', ~ ~.
III ~. '. ,,,.Ssifif ~ rsS LINE ''' ''
Is. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

VEWELRY for the HOLlDAis.-A g. BAG
u Ivy xould re.o.ctfuly inform BIZ. fierd snd the pabs
Tia, he BE-. ae formerly occap~d BY b. b. Wo
No 5a Broadway add having sdied largely TO The 'oes'
eortr,rs th@ patterns ard tst Hfes n.ten MN
,e hs sell prices satisfactory 20 al ~ho may isvor
fri With cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01
DELIEF FOR THOSE OUT OF EMPLOY

IL nkNT-MRs HACREADY the tsien'ed American
Acres ID rive 0 Of DRAMATIC READING :.
posed Of e from Stskspee and Other Poee stay
ve.snf l1stifute TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
URDAY EVENINGS Jan "a. 4ih. and Ssh 1855 The pro-
eeed Of the three evenings he devoted 70 the relief Of thoss
employment 1cte;s for the One Dola tickets
for evening Ffiy Cents be had Hal sons The
hotels AID the door, Entire ehAage Of pro-
h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

N-FOU MAINS INDIA >ToRE 10 so BROADWAY.
sBAWLs. SCARFs DhE = GOOD, .nc Novel Saf1'us
.rT Is-fHl A'tcie. TO- Holiday Presents 800
sHAWLs Die chOnsen s-itrnfer oraaehoNrsten 'e''eh'
,toae ~ Wehuschiss en- sm passcncsten .
CiAes e. Ecbsires sofees pour Aobes souyesn,es,
Articles d.. Curosite- .i Titles pour Eirsnnss .
Nspfss Chses rcsdDgss para Ve*nfos onJe'tps
ruev,. Go euriostsd sttsd para presenies en- o' dS
L. fa.taa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

1OSS THE PICTORIAL MEsSENGEh,
i C)C. for the eommeneemelt Of ,se Neg r." ot.a
,rliv illustrated With Eug-aynss ard Map N1J 1cHs-
orn tLs IL The E.st Whoie..is price 81 per
HUNDRED psir eoored. 81 pr haIt's Ks.l ess y
No lC9 Nassau 4 OF sTIasOS Co, Pusshers, No y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
LYNCHBURG WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB e. lS55
NEW YORK.
lIerring's Patent Fire-PrOOf Safes.

NiE subscriber t" msuniae ote ms nn'iNh
led patent fire and burglar proof -aies ""rienieh
'qua any, and supctat some. Of the many which
Inv been tested unhshc aud noticed by III" r'es4
thrmghout the warId f5r he hlrea yrnrand s"le
femictet oi t:as patent wder pr nj lnsk, hon hay
inR received separate medal, at the N"rld thr
London. 1881 aud Nv York IN 1888 l. Also, y
mfe1t"c N pureh-e al Jnuc- celebrated patent c. a.
hinatlon and petnutl ION ba k lock Sl,no" IN fah
was placed tn the saic exhibited At the W"r II fnr
london. serutrd h, la - mud 10 e'slo'k nnd 1ed
ns rcWnr ,unN Who would rich ia jackson "p'
le satr within art,-tvr days. aud although ore nted
upon hv srvcrnl -siled in the nr of lock licking. M
succeeded ii opening he safe (no change "r at"ta
noa IN locks ar KEYS hnvlng been made dni'ng the
ii nt but the rrnoi ed IN lis nie deP"s"'> aud
WIS returned TO the pup, ctur. and medal awarded
him Cor the champion ,nic nf the norld. Cnui H.
None genuine rNcei those having the ssh,rlhcr ann
SlIAN Z. llEhhiN',
Green 81. cD. cnrnef Pine aud Water -ts New York
n B.-lhr aboee saf'. nut locks can h. had tadd
ng trrght) manufacturers prices nj his authorized
ngsnt-, in all the lineipa ciies in the United Si"e1
and Canada
For sac 10 Lvnclbar hy the Agents
jan n -llm j. ". THOMPSON 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

Al.o oyrr TOO O10 l'l0'.nes SaInes Medals. c Chnrl.
Albums. Vajuuhjr Real4. mud Portfolios of Enernvinps
nah ing in all j0 00u g1- which will be distributed b,
| committee appointed ly the Shareholders and Tor.
saraed free OF crsebs he Pubc's ohcdicnt servants
DA HALL Z co.
1876 Broadway, New York.
Orders for Enernyac mud Til. Is IN lhis prcnt cr
rc prise iny ntisng fr.n u pon- ri the United
States au5 Cpun In. uieh Warrant in rrom sing II
very curly dny tr distribution Appirnl ions should
beunde immediately is oty u certain number OF Tick
bo sold ieter-. with the money rncIo.rd, IL
he pepad uod the Eagnylnr and Tsk,t will be To-.
WA, led tlrr DASIIALL \ co.
drc I3-I NnI isG BLnnd.,nN New Nnl..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
RENOI Az.


QThe >ubscriber having removed IN his new Store
" dc.,r> above hs old stand and tnre doors souti
~ Man aud har&ct streets, is prepared t" oHer in
u.enlenrs 10 pnrsI-s purchasing al kinds Of D us-
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye Window Glass, futty
Pert ner,. fancy Articles &c..N.
This Store i. 02 feet deep, which will ennbIe him Il
Aerpa uch larger stock than usual. Particular ntten
non will be ppid 70 all orders. Pre,crt filed al
ali hou, md from exuerie ul more than 30 your
he httrcr> hims@ 'hu he IL lie able to utni-h only
such medicines a. a,e pure md re Vi e. AlIihe new
ph h,rrnceutira Preparations made u, they appear IN
thu Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will used : a Music Saoon.whern
he has now and will keep supply o. those iny csi-
ebratcd Worii's Fair (London) Prem Pianos All
kind. of Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
,rder. Private entrance the Saloon in the alley
VIsiters will please ring the "or bel
d Il. LY MAN, Bank Square.
sep l2.ds2taw6 nc
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
n k3W GOODS
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

'kNllE -ubsrrihcr "onld respectfully enl tho atten-
tIan ot those wishing IN make their triehl- pre-
.rtt t,r Ghrimu. ar feA Yen thai viii be pfze above
ionds cult r his cutlery nnl select from II large
,.-nrtinentol Jcw"ry and Fancy Goods, is received
' The oernsion ut prices IL uit the times md have
them File will one ol one his ininmitnhle PREMIUM
DEGuErREOINpES Rrmemhcr that GIBBS bore
foh he pnm 10y the frat premium Al competitors
the uie far- nj fefn'sburp aud Richmond; which
s .ntlrieni eunrnnirr lint hi. i, the na To have
your imhre transferred equa 10 NAT ire SO without much
ado. come along riIronds. in your carriages.
too n received alikr and you wt find pcnty Of
goo fire AMI every hing make you comic rnhle
While whit, YOUR time ot sitting la ese,y
tue 81 i-arrion pisen-nr no charge made
Nttte sign 81 he Alag Il. GIBBS.
" III nnner- nLVerl -inp for will ronY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

NE " GO VI MIS- S>lON HOUSE
~ re ERNBuhG AND cry ful /,
BENZ AMIN f CHILDREY,
4 teneIal Commission & Forwarding Metchan
~ Particular attention Ihf e sto at Nbeat "ur
Corn Tobacro and purehase al mrrchan generally
Produce ,enment- seieed and all 1war ling uusi'
ucss done with ecnnoms enl dispatch. business com
mcnce Ii lay oi January. ls55
References may be lad at
Me,st- Mcllwnine, Son 4, Co,
Mills Lea ~ %,
Smyth " Dunn,
fatl MrIlwuinr Il CO. Pete shnrg, aud
Baker, Finea-tle Va
y. b stall lie At stv toint every day, md when
,l.cnt my y. uns ...-. ii when not particular
d, cnpla,e at Guy Polat uay be T. una nj my office
reesburH. md Tor the present mnv be tonnt o the
Depot of the 5. :. Il. Il c" b. L. c.
itu= LIS
y OTGGE The nn iersirnr. m"mher- oi the late
' i'm " dis. Len, X Br,wnlry viii c"nduc ~"
ll,e and tenora Commission and Forwarding business
tudyr the tNeand drul al
LEA \ BROW NLEY.
- the old sttHd ut IL, l., X BrnN n'y ON Walnut
,treei, Gfst door above POWELL Hotel.
WILLIAM LEA.
WM s. BRDN WILEY.
Petersburg, lun'y IL, 1870
IAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

500 REV AnD1L"i' IL 4e,~sg9 re D. tn. h, W WASH ,s
9Uh January, a CARPET BAG, continuing some few
clothes and pocket books. without money! bur with
humber # papers. very valua lie 10 the owner The
a'oye reward vi he pnd on the restoration q" the bag
ana papers At th, Nrrginan office.
teb3 dts Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
~ - isE SG

g.Nt.s ikESG. -rarW naiz., oalhe BASIN Al
pr.,,t1 occupied ny Mr. Fayctre " Stept,e; pa.
- .l, .ivau 81 IA, st ot January. X
-. ,-.lr< AMBROSE b. RUCKE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

rOUGiRa * COLDS H. ytn'. rrlmonic
" Nairr.. Juiubp Drops, Arcs Cherry P"ctots,
Sttbeis Cuert, * aectorant, Hastings Serup Naptla
Visitors Bas. W. Cherry, etc, etc io sale by
doc 5.as.fs r. STARlsER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
NEW CONCERN.

WE utdor-Eaea will r1tine' tie Gror"ey hni
= ,uml -,ti business the old stand ol Wilson
\ f.auh an. where . intends k"rrag srnc'uj stock
,l egetT arteI ia re woaii g ga = SEQ ~
all aud the p bil ally r. mpt ntlen.
all G'rwtrling apd other business ent'u-ted 10
~ JOS II. WILSON.
Salterahcr 1T. ts5i tsop2t-
To the People Of the City Of Lynchbu1g and all
the Surrounding Count es.
EoIIN i. ~ r. -, Agcur t,r krtr. raiue \ k"uf,
- oHer TIE .yin oi .Ag't GrJ :, ksat, /. nr'' t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
L,o. sALE ON CON,iGN uENT-

10000 ih-. C ,ttam i,rn.-Just re- enei and t
tsle ON consignment by
nov ) = NJ - 'Kklb y 'tlNBS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
ppLES, ORANGES "a LEMONS.

N lb-. al Apple
y boxes OInugr-,
IL. L"uon+. J Isl received per s. s. Rail.
ID lrlG. Il. S A. RDYD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28

t's. Cashie ESQ Sam'l Harx, Eel " P.Spa'her
E,q, lltNhll y Bros jacob Shpuk, Esq Edmond
Davenport X CO, Rt'hu oni dee y 1is.u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-28
hy the hnenis--
j. ". rIlDMPSON & ca


br souuei, II the titkris all snli.-l ANiiNlIA
co hee nasure .hrir friends thu n,dr no cttca
stances VIII tlc dislrh'itun he rtrnnad beyond the
ubnyr. rtii ,i,d ,ntr. md they hope 10y cn"r an
The co-npcmtun u the rn,r to bring te enterprise
con. lu.,on nj az tnlic period, which cn7e due
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
Tygo laws for al.c ladies.

/. Before you bow to a lady in the street
permit her 10 deciede whether you may do SO
or not, BY at least look Of recognition.
2. When your comparison bow.s 10 lady,
you should DO the same. When a gentleman
bows TO a lady in your company, always bow
TO him in return.
EsNothing is so II! understood in America as
those conventional laws OF society, SO well un-
dersood and practised in Europe. Ladies COM
plain that gentlemen pass them by in the streets
unnoticed, when, in fact, the fault arises from
their own breach Of politeness II is their duty
to do the amiably first, for its privilege which
ladies enjoy of choosing their own associates
or acquaintances. No gentleman likes to risk
the being cut in the streets by lady through
premature salute. Too many ladies, it would
seem don't know their trade of politeness.-
Meeting ladies in the streets whom one has oc-
casonaily met in company, they seldom bow us-
less he bows first, aud when gentleman never
departs from the rule of good-breeGing, except
occasionally by way ofexperiment, his acquain-
tances do not multiply, but he stands probably
charged with rudenesS. The rule is plain. A
lady must be civil TO "a gentleman in whose COM
company she is causualiy brought; but gentle
man is not upon this to presume upon acqaln-
tanceshipt the first time be afterwards meets her
in the street. fit be her will, she gives some
token ofrecogntion, when the gentleman may
bow: otherwise, he must pass on, and consider
himself stranger. No lady need hesitate TO
bow to gentleman, for he will promptly and
politely answer even if he has forgotten his fair
salute. None but brute can do othefw Se-
should be pass on rudely, his character is decIar-
ed, and there is a cheap riddance. Peliteness,
or good-breeding, is like law-''the reason of
things.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
A Touching story.


The Hon. A. H. Stephens, Of Georgia, in an
address at a meeting in Alexandra, for the
benefit Of the Orphan ASYLUM and Free school,
Of that city, related the following anecdote.
"A poor little boy in cold night, with no
home or roof 10 shelter his head, no paternal or
maternal guardian or guide 10 protect or direct
him on his way, reached at nightiall the house
of rich planter, who took him in, Ted, lodged,
and sent him on his way with blessing. Those
kind attentions cheered his heart and inspired
him with fresh courage to battle with the OBJ
stacies Of life. Years rolled ronna Provide nee
led him on, and he had reached the legal profess
sion bis host had died the cormorants that
prey on The substance of man had formed a con-
spiracy 10 get from the widow her estates. She
sent for the nearest council to commit her cause
TO him. and that council proved 10 be the or
phan boy years before welcomed and entertain
by her deceased husband The stimulous OF a
warm and tenacious gratitude was added
to the ordinary motive connected with tue pro-
fesSion. He undertook her cause with viii
not easily TO be resisted he gained it the Wild
ow's estates were secured 10 her in perpptuity ;
and Mr.. Stephens added with an emphasis of
emotion That sent an electric thrill throughout
the house 'ttat orphan bog stands before
non -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
is IT SO?

Sompbody-we don't know who, and 1t
makes no dilference-thus warns Young nien to
look out for the wonen-
'sYoung man keep your eyes open when
YOU are after the women Is the pretty dress
or form attractive? Or pretty face even =
Flounces, bov, are no consequence. 4 pretty
face viii grow old Paint viii wash off The
sweet smile Of the firt will give way TO the
scowl OF the termagant. The neat torn Will
be ritched into calico. Another and far differ
ent being will take toe place Of the lovely 9od-
dess who smiles sweet and eats candy. Keep
vour eye open, boy, when you are after the wo-
men. If the little dear is cress and scolds at
her mother in the back room, you may be sure
that YOU wIl get particular fits all around the
house II she apologies for washing dishes,
YOU NAV need a girl 10 fan her, If she bushes
when found at The wash tub, with her sleeves
rolled up, be sure, sir, that she IS snobbiSh, III
lie breeding and little sense. II you marry
girl who knows nothing but woman slaughter
on the piano, Won have got the poorest piece oi
music ever got up. Find one whose mind IS
right. then pitch 10. Don't be hanging around
like sheep thief, as though you were asham-
ed Ia be seen in the day time, but walk up hike
a chicken 10 the dough, and ask Tor the article
like a man. All OF which, Meph. declares to
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
Look up with hopeful eyes,
Though all things seem fflorn:
The sun that sets tonight Tlll rise
Again tomorrow morn.
The Eastern Hehis and his Tame
Foxes OF a Journey.

Johnny Comstocs the Eastein hermit, paid
visit to our civ Il week, and attracted con-
siderable. attention arraWd il his fantastic
babilinants Tho wh6never san him before
supposed he migb hpse been the King OF the
Shetland Islands .hnirad of a humble recluse
Mr.. Comstock hasrfded in a cAve near York,
Me. some fifirea YRS about hye years since
he removed hjs aHe to Manchester woods,
where he noh resfs. He is Strictly temper
ale and scrvpulons honest. He never solici-
ted. nor has he eli obtained aims from the
cbaritably dispo+ He never rode in the
cars or otter rnodof public conveyance, pre-
frrs to &alk, anden IN the most ualrequeuled
roads.
provided wita small tin cup, in which he
steps bis tea, ID bis pockets stuffed with a
little tea, coti.isugar aud crackers, he occa-
sionaiiy issaesFh, to ascertain the progress is
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-10-05
Party and Seetarian Strife.

Dr. Bryant, Of Phiiadephia, one Of the noble
volunteers now at Norfolk, in letter to th4
Pennsylvania Inquirer, after referring to the
scenes Of sorrow and distress caused BY the rp-
idenic. adds .N
PARTY strife is rampant through The land
and while politicians are Eliminating their a.
nathemas abroad, here, in the city Of peStiiencp,
Catholics and PrUtestants, men OF the North
and men Of the South praeriully and harmo-
nioasly unrtp in all the offices Of brothrrIv love
and SrlEsacrlficing Kindness. How all party
spirit and bgotry pale before this sublime pic
ufe, and hide their diminished beads Before
partisan strlif has takea lis phrensed hold upon
our community, and severed the ties which
bind us as people, lei US learn these itnpor-
tant lessons from the prrsent affective disprn-
satlon OF Provdence-ua namely, that we all mu-
4naIy love our common country that, what
ever religion We may profess, we should make
il the Chief aim Of cur being 10 exercise towards
each other that charity which. in the Divine
Scriptures, is said 10 be greater virtue than
faith and hope"
We respond 10 the noble sentiments OF Dr.
BRYANT, with all Our heart, and urge them up
on that pfoscriptive party, which seeks to dis
franchise felow-eitize0, because of his birth
place, or The forms OF bis religion. What a
CALLING rebuke has been administered To the
fanaiicisin Of The Secret Order, BY the seli-Sac-
ri6cing charity ofthe sisterhood of+he Catho-
lie Church, amid the prstllencr of Norfolk
10 them, death has had no terrors, when il
stood in the way of their dutv. Bound TO
Christianity BY cbords which reached to Heae-
IN, no persecution could sever them-no al
tempted ignominy weaken their strength
Prompted by toe workings oi that gentle SPIRIT ;
which is ever ready TO succor those in,diStrtss,
they flew to the assistance OF suffering moftalS;
and with wonians fofttudr gfapplpd with the
monster disrase, indifferent as to-their oBn fate,
50 that humanity could be vtndicated. Will
the Secret Order now dare tossay, after such
an exhibition Of devoted GhrstianfCharity on
tbe part ofthe Sisters Of Charity aift priesthood
Of the Catholic ChdRbs that thvs arctic be pro-
scti3ed as unworthg40fathe Christian name -
In the heloic labor of love, eacofnpsssed with
pesti!encr, have both Pfoiestants aud Catholics
attested tie diriniyo of their religion: andsthe
voice OF .tarEticisIn, however potent for mis-
chiefin stsshss Of political exeitemepts fails Of
its ptlFoss in. theiight of tIgtb and revelation.
God4a&e thehbl re- igioafof Christianity, and
aleisa fF6aaael il viii }srmg s-bnt IT'S essence
gipzs s i, Az saqlr iaMatness. and its chaakg.
isrz- se
delivered it 10 mankind. An order 81 benevo-
lence so disnterested aud exalted, as the Sisters
ot Charity, could no more have preceded rev.
rlaton, than light could have preceded the
sun -PeAnSyiU1ui1a.