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wv JACKSON d son,
W. CRATE AND FESDER MAKERs
ySl-dly-lPl 2b FRONT street, and 9So broadway N Y.
EXGELSIok SEWING MACHINES BY HOOD BAT
ML TELLf CO., Worcester Mass patented Jr
September iuh. with pror,
ue not To Of repair They built good
and workmanks will Taiors and
sad'- work, n warranted sa,isfacon The
stitch will not than hand
Call and them In 40 CItSUT Street
stairs. A DAWSON Ay.nt
my9-diy-tsl
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HNE COPARTNERs1P heretofore existing under The Arm M
PUINE1, WATTS A PUrNEY Dissolved By mutual con.
sent on the iH June, 1885 All persons having claims srnsi he
VII present them Tor payment We respectfully ak al ndsi
eau and settle A. u 10 desirable close business
Pedy A. possible The Of the bg used in set
"ihs up ule business SAMUEL PuTNFY.
WM. X. WATTS.
STEPHEN PuTNFY
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oAHD,fsyinE sold entire nieres, my partners and
successot respectfully ash
that has been literally bestowed on me Tor the last hirf ~
years e my snccesors, and shall Be- very Indebted mi
eall sod settle their accounts
July ia, 1885 sANrF1 pr-rxrv
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS: r....
Daily Paper Us Per .nnun ssml.weeLy sa weehy g. ..ay,
10 all eascs where evidence s taken the deposit
Post once containing money
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-23

II AND TOR SALE vm IN on n.s ia asy of Aoru,,
- NJ nae, of Lsnd lying ne James Canal
ne. .ert oi iddeon Ns, Ia The
ng ~ scres About 800 cleared balance In se is 4,
neS and Comfortable DEng Iouss osr necss.ary 90
n0..es on tne prem rood M locstou heallky
s and Je.rs credit bonds vith spproysa sssurity
bi-es- W. Q. PAnxR
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GiHiss' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS,

'UHE SUBSCRIBER having fitted Of
,y,e a. cSrn'han Hall u nov prepared To wait the pub
TIC AMI furnish them with superior pictures
The Ambroiype being plates
hne polished glass, (by which secures
and beautnes the impession
Acis or The variations OF climate in long
only knd OF picture that viii
De taken from the size OF full life the smallest
one quarter the time Of the DaguerrotyPe They
can b. In light
for Fins, loekets and large Frames well Cases.
The extreme popularity Of the Abotypes
imposition Counterfet- glass, covered with black
are often sold Tor Ambrptyps None
eni stamp The public specimens At
the AshRorrrE GALkRr, CoRSrHAS Hall street. 9th
and 10Th. p u GIRRS
Richmond, January %, 1850.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ hChMOND-This Company Is prepared O Pre
fees ~ - N' e'NN VI
and paid. - ~ ' '
No charge for the Policy anye case
stairs ~ - ' ~ ~
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Fsos skiiliN vissCuER. OWEN sCHELL. GkxEaaL Nrus-
rArka ADrsHrisiss Horss No Sts DkoADwAr. Nkv YoaE
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS;
- ~ Ssc lort. IsrorrEns MAxrrAcTrRrss AoHxrr
ChAncvs English Sheet
rutsd Glass for Sky lights. Green Houses etc., etc
Colored. Ornamental Optical and Microscopic Glass.
ished Plate Tor Store Window kc.. Ac
Rough 0iass for Floors aud ~ lights.
Invited Of
0sss In use for Stores DweirE and other
othes aruee- Inferior To corresponding description
superior be found better than
the french In IL reelom from Stain, Rust, ke.
Being Agents for Of the GLASS
enabled In on dealers In
prices and large stocks Price Lists viii be
Aplo-em-lyAsl
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
LDWARD y. DlCkIE, 1ft Chambers Street. ~ Y
- Two doors west OF Hudson River Railroad
er and Consumers his celebrated brands
on aNornbe teru Parties Wishing be
with prices receipt Of th. address cut To any desired
e-e,a. 40" Pss.s' @ IRE ., charge. .plo-lyr.-ly..l
FOR THE ,000,00Ol
u. y. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
DO TuoArSox srHksr,
M wANUtACfCRERS Of MARBLE MANTLEs, TOPS
~ COLUMNS PkDEsrALs & In ssania, ali
italian Marbles This article, which OF Marble Dust,
chemically eombined with mineral into
any % and COLOR by which marble
han hAh The cost OF the vhe
billy and beauty Unlike Marbered slate there l. no
surface work, the color running Into the while
no vrnsh used To give
Ties from " 10 go. Table Tops. ke. equally ehesp.
Rights Tor the Hdndcfurs and Sale
states which vii Immense
selves Information furnished application to
PETER RENNIE, President or
JossPH LANE Secretary NEW YORK
oe23-iy-ls,vASl
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BINfORD q PORTER,
Corner GorernOr and Frdnklia Streets
AVE In store fine superb Furniture (Rc-
mond make) to which they public
ey esteem their furniture Of quality
aure IN ms country being practical mechanics
giving direct and personal
manufacturing Operations They only cal
want good furniture, simply splendid art
Gle At n very reasonable price.
They give especial attention to UndertdkfH0
ueN prepared At all hours, to
hacks &C. ~
r. y One or two varnhers and pohers whom
mAnent employment will given II Immediate appleatIon il
made. ~ -PP''N %,
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EtO-PAHTNFRsUIP.-n.

GtO-PAHTNERSH subscribers. having ,,r
- chased ne entire interest Of stNut PrrSEr have iis day
prne aeoparinerp under The hrn PUTNEY WATrs anf
VIII counne the business the Old stand tegp isrrr
snd gnerA assortment % Boots, Shoes Trunks and haf T.
pleased % see ihe friends and ali times
All We AL l. call from the public. STEPHEN PT-TNEY
WM. X
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

r.os sKILLIN. vIsscmER OWEN scuELL assr..I nv.
rArsa ADvsHrsss Houss. No. Sts DhoADwAr, Nav YosE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07
DENTISTRY.

nFNTIsTRY.-PERS0NS WISHING A BEAUTIFUL,
IL and useful set Of teeth will 81 per cent by calling
o. nr NAPOLEON PRETERRE dentist they inserted
full set with without extracting the
Teeth extracted without pain by Of benumbing app
cation ~ the gum. Toothache cured. s3j Broadway.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN by MEANS
u ~ befumbinF app eanon 70 the gums by y. WILSON
dentist n Bond rrcet This ann caiion y ecily harm
less ecets. SIMPLY arrests he circulation D. YYl
the Goth he extracted fcr about ha f maIie
tutiru winch tine ne Ii voting dt hfg ~ e.-'
ftrted. h.1-fetsss L.stcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

Ill WHO WISH TO CONSULT MADAME MORROW
IN win 10 we'll 70 can She tells past present ami
future events. and al the he the very
thoughts 80 true that she asionsbss all who visit her She
shows the likeness the intended absent friends
and citations aud speedy msrrages who will all
Joy good luck through lie No charge satisfied Gen.
leen not admitted ~ Broome street. between Cannon and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

TLlrpvoYAycE MS. SEYMOUR NO. 10 SPRING
u street. few toors StEfCa Rrustwav ne pS eeebrafeA
sedcel bs'u.ss clsfrrryanf N America Al dssssss
aatorfrtd cured surats Ne lste sod Whereabouts n
shasu' trttft Wt Recwr. 4ntrf.nr sotCs "a BusAtH
&c on1 ,. NtE-At - ~ invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

SrECIlI,. MEDICAL NoTrcE.-pR. " c. JOHNSON
~ removcd-Oh1cs 40 Broadway, New York-n upwards
OF eight hundred durieg year many OF e osi
obstinate and terrible rsaTe he has had he Satisfaction ~
70 many of hem Desired Encouraged by his extraordinary
he s confidently invites public nouonage i,
his invaluable method for treating all diseases
prudence exposure neglect there tarnSg This ~.
been horouphiy tested N nTo Sic iaficsAn rprirg ~
many distressing complaints 70 whch the sjec he
well known. General 5seases rcca irregularrs ana ~
obslruciiuns removed by meAce surgical reanent -,
yeneni rooms furnished curing house Csnsn,
tons m by ma II strictly rfnftenftaf
~ g. JOE NsslN nucr.fny rfv.,t..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

Anew YORK AND ERIE RATLRoAD-oN AND AT.
IN Monday May 10 1876 and until further notice pas
sengcr win leave pier foot Of Duane street follows
viz
punkfrt express, ate A. ~ for Dunkrk.
Buffalo express at A. " for Buffalo.
Mail at s1b A. ~ for Dunkrk and Buffalo md in,erme
date stations Passengers by this mail viii connect with
Cor Syracuse, Cayuga Canandaigua Niagara
fss and Rochester and with the lightning express train
Iake shore Railroad for Cincinnati, chicago, &C.
Rockand passenger AT $50 H. NJ, 0rom foot OF Chambers
Picrmont Cor Suerns, and intermediate ations
Way passenger n, 4P. NJ, for Nesburg and Addiesown
ard Intermediate stations.
Might express AZ SIP. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Enirrant at r. NJ for DuDkrk aud buffalo, aud n,egme
daie stations
Tho above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
The express iraiss connect At Eimra with the Eluira
and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Pal
Binahafnon with The Syracuse and Bnghamton Railroad
syrncusp Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New
Railroad for Rochester. Great Bend, with Delaware
anna western Railroad for Scranon al Buffalo aud
Dunkirk, with The Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Cincinnati
1880 n IL MocAIJuM General superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

ITO CHARTER FOR ExCURsIoMs.rhE LARGE AND
spleadid steamer WASHINGTON Captain George w. 81
msrs win chartered, with without barges Parties
wishing would do well - can before making
Yangemsnts elsewhere. Terms reasonable. Apply at ~
Beach street. A. ". A. HITCHCOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07
MIsCELLANKOUe.

A ETHURs CELEBRATED CANS AND JARS FOE
N preserving fresh fruits and vegetables operation simple,
result certain AZ India rubber used Ia mailing those
air tight hey free from AL unpleasant otor rhs
whole permitting them be properly eleAnssd,
and ao allows them 70 nest Tor shppns uss he bese whh
Arhurs and do waste fruh and inferior
The trade supplied BY ~ Y. TOHRRY,
wholesais Agent, No. Plat street, New York.w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

L ADIES or RESPFCTABTTITY TASTE AND PEytyt,.
- men whose means are Inadequate her position aan
W practically iaugt fascinating and charming AZ bv VII "a
hey can realize a. their own hcm y, during heir iesnre
hours handsome addition 10 Their incomes without me
we're labor annoy ance nchcn,
industry. Ten dollars only required for which iusrons
and iu value in stock will be given. Ca AT store 81
broadway. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40.
CARRIAGE FOR sALE-A SIX SEATED cARRI,GE
nearly new suitable for sen a,', rssans =
2s East EishsenS street Xiso the stable 10 let
U,oR sALE-rHE GRAND STREET LINE OF STAGES
Williamsburg, consisting Of thirtytwo horses and csh
Stages eher utensils me business This j. he Oh
quirc OF the proprietor, at The stage Office
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BLACK SADDLE MARE
ae91 70 ssnas ngh ana YEAR 90 rsse appp
6,oR sALF-A FINE HORSE YEARS OLD Is HAND
ara ne, sr ,,n,v NM, ave- Am vii BE- rtyen al
only Tor want OF Apply at Diks stables I'D herce
street
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID LONG TAILED BRIGHT
Il bay horse stands ISL hands high eight years old
and hind any harness. weighs iso suitable for mic,
family horse or for any business Can DC seen al
EoR sALE-A LARGE LOT OF NEW AND sECoNI
u hand cypress wagons, q different sizes Apply a
Tor sALE--A FINE YOUNG MARE, SIX YEARS OIL
sod on account o. want Of use Also good spring an
barnes. Apply for hrec days at L o'clock al S7 Atlantic
Tor sATE.-A PAIR or GOOD WORK HORSES
horse rct his mile 10 hree minutes Alec bay hcrS
nearly new and ss.nss ne property Of seH%sn
HORSE FOR sALE-A FIRST RATE FAMILY HORSE
lvl Hudson street, corner % FRANKLIN
uoRsE wASTgD-A Coon STRONG HORSE, 10
Ii hands high, preferred suitable For brewery va
Payment to be made In choice Havana sgers whole
sale market price, from stock of rng 20epEri conss
OF whole regaae half do Londous Concha. operas rabu
eos Prensados cazadorrs and Nar connuw Of various
noted brands all &C which be inspected nc different
stores No sAstor House Broalway Fulton street be-
ween Water and Front zls Water street, wholesale
house. A. A. SANANOS
WASrED-To HIRE NEAT WAGON OR uANn
w some carriage and pair Of good horses. able BY m
month letter, addressed ID. b., Herald odice, WIN ~
Immediately attended 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

DHRENoI OGy.-Ex AvrvATToNs WIN DHSpVs
and Written descriptions OF characc. given 'ay pt-
lessor FOWLER o. The chronological thn~' 80 - 49,
and aides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07
sE0ARA.


HAVANA SEGARS-PER STEAMERS CAIiAwBA AND
Ii Black Warrior hgaros, regala del Ca
banas acerbos corebos doe famas Apollo Light
guard operas monmenos gins Esculspios Napoleons r.
Guircz and numerous other brands ten css below
kci prices, BY the l00 or 100 II: r. RoGERs,
No l6l Maiden lane second story.
tic II the lowest prices Walk BKOrHERs, 30
Pearl street, between Maiden lane aud Cedar street.
BILLIARDS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLES or
"A hc best quality and 81 low pcea vii Be found 81 our
nAnuAcsoy the compste In the city Orderr BY A
extended pQur good secondhand Abs for sale cheap.
OUONNoR COLLkNDER. - Ann street
ENxCrTEMENr AMONG THE BILLIARD COMMUNITY.
II Look out for the second No ~ Tho BTILIARD Cue,
Tor July published this day BY 0C0NNoR ooILEkDgR,
ct % Ann street. t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DAy BOATS FOR AIBANy-FRoh FOOT OF CANAL
IL and Spring streets Al A. ~ The ALIDA, fnssiays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; ARMENIA, Mondays, WedDes
days and Friday s-anding West Point Newbug. PosEh
ke~pse Kingston Point Bristol Caisk, Hudson and Cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

VERgSEg ELECTRO CHEMICAL PNf'gS .-na.
fkiNth O. Brookiyn. proprietor, and rrof VENG fg
sre N attendance a. no broadway. hoy ruarautsa ~ =
rheumatism, neuralgia and ~ impurities asisinc "a ~ y,
prudent nee 81 mercury oaier Eeal4e 44ts.4N.e- -,
epa nsns w LADIES'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

UBECURE.-DR WARDS uNFoRTuNATF,s FRIEND
- and other unrvacd remedies The powerful per.
feet, and NJ the time mdes are the only
NEEDLES that meyer disappont curing all within week slight
cases rev hours Onice Canal street, door o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

OFFIcE OF THE WILLIAMSBURG CITY rIRE IN
" surance Company July g. s56-Dividend.-The board
Of Directors day declared annual dividend
liz t6 per cent payable and after the 1th instant The
transfer books will be closed until nftsrt ha. date.
JOHN ID. BURTNEf.L Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

MIN YORK And NONFY ISLAND, EANDINU AT
IN FORT Hamilton each way.-The steamer .HORWALK.
Capt r. Rodman, will leave follows, sundays included
leaving Zoo, Of spring street at 81 l2l and 3s y. ~
leaving pier North river silo A. and r leaving
81 r. ~ Fare the trip Coney
Island Fort Hamilton and 70 New York. twenty i've
cents for which return ket will be given. No half price
Ter children. Z. J. DODGE, Agent
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24
roE Life !Iiassr.
Reiision.ant Language ia Ne.. 1.ea.aad


II. Clouvet, French missionary who spent
the three years from i0i3 TO 1876 among the
natives Of New Zealand, has. al tie pressing
solicitation of his friends. Just given to the
world the Te5aIt of his observations in two
thin volumes. We here for tie first tine learn
something seE;..e il. relation to tie religion q f
the abo-igiaes Of New Zealand, which has
her. .oioEc been generally supposed 10 consist
OF nothing more than taooJ- !, or>A.n. Here
We tad t.at these cannib&ls believe IN life
beyond the gTialron aid lave 10 reve-
renee for idols Of human manufacture. High
est among ti.eir diYi:ities stand three brothers.
Aa"i hi4wi iPo;ili, al I.l.i, tne creators Of
the woI.d-tlat, Arw Zea.and Two gene-
-! classes .! .r..4ttioAs OF c.ea..on as found
amoug baIbaroas EaIous-one Ii which wa
ter IS created Hrst, and then and and the 9TH
er n which this priority Is reversed. These
two classes have been a.tIiDut.d to differences
II tie geological formation OF tie countries;
bat i would seem that tie traditions Of baIba-
Toas nations could not be Old enough to le-
mouut to geological periods, and tha: il would
be dong them altogether too much honor TO
suppose that they are tine debris OF an ancient
science. Most of the cosno 5onic traditions OF
tie North American Indians teach tia. the
land was made after the water, a4d commonly
il IS a great bird which comes Up out Of tie
depths OF the sea in pursuit Of grain Of corn
The now extinct aborigine. of the Wes; In
dies supposed. on the contrary, that G.eir Is
lands weTe formed By partial drowning Of
the Continent, tie overflow leaving only the
mountains and highlands uncovered The
New Zealanders incline to the original wafer
j ypothesiS; and perhaps science unJerlies
their cosmogony. In the Pacific the most re-
cent creations Of geological forces are very
abundant n the coral islands, which one can
a!aost see growing out Of the ocean, and il
Is possible tia. the observation Of this process
may be tie groundwork Of their cosmogouy.
This Is the story that they tel.
"Mawi came down from heaven and wan
dered aboutover the sea until he found rock
which then + Sc where now the northern is
land IkaHa Mawi. lies. Here lie stopped,
and set down to fish, and as he could fld no
better bait for his hook. hs killed the Two
children which his wife Hina had born him
and took their jaws. Tie right eye Of one Of
them was changed into the morning star,
which is called Aaiariki, and the night eve of
the other "a. also taken to heaven, where il
Is sill shining, tie evening star. Reseahiahi
One day now, while Mawi was fishing with
the Jaw Of his eldest son he felt noble bite.
He tried fer long time to pull the thing ou,
OF .ae water. but he could not He supposed
II must be some ses-monster; 50 be fastened
his line % the bill oi q dove, aud then breath
cd LIS s.reDgta in.o l.4e dove. Tie bud arose
II tie ar and drew ou. OF tee deep . mon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24
How Englandis is Warmed.

In noticing Lieutenant Maury's physical
Geography Of the Seas" an English Review
thus illustrates the benefit which the climate
Of England derives from the Gulf Stream.
Modern ingenuity has suggested we'll
known method of warming buildings. by
means of hot water. Now, the North Wes-
tern parts of Europe are warmed, in an ex-
scty similar manner by the Gulf-Stream. n
Tie torrid zone is the furnace; the Caribbean
Sea and Gulf Of Mexico, the boilers-the Gulf
Stream. the conducting pipe; from the banks
Of New Foundland to the shores OF Europe
is the great hot-air chamber, spread out SO as
to present large surface. Here the heat.
conveyed into the air chamber of mid ocean.
Is taken up by the prevailing ives. winds, and
dispensed over our own and other countries,
where il is much required.
Such, in short. is the influence of the Gulf
Stream upon our climate; that Ireland is cloth
ed IN robes of evergreen grass: while in the
very same latitude, on the American side of
the Atlantic. is the frost bound coast of Labra-
dor. In 1881. the harbor Of St. Johns
Newfoundland. was closed with Ice SO late in
the season as June, yet the port of Liverpool.
two degrees further north, has never been
closed with frost in the scverest winter. The
Lapander cultiva es barely in latitude which
ia every other part Of the world is doomed 10
perpetual sterility. The benefit thus confer
,red on our country by the Gulf Stream is
remarkable accident in our condition. Ii OBJ
slously depends upon the Gulf Stream of
Mexico continuing to be gulf, which. how
ever. nmight easily cease to be- A subsidenee
Of the Isthmus OF Panama to the extent of
two hundred feet--and such subsidences have
taken place in geological times all over the
woFid-would allow the equatorial current of
'ha Atlantic to pass through into the Pacific,
instead Of being reflected back to our coasts.
Britain wouli then become a Labrador, and
cease to be the seat OF a numerous and power
iul people
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24

kT LONDON is now the greatest city in the
World, and far surpasses all the grea, cities Of
s0hquiy. According 10 Gibbon. the popu
Ation OF ancient Rome in the hight of its mag
haeence, was 200. 900; Nineveh is estimat-
el lo have had 600 600; and Dr. Medhurst
sapposes that the population Of Pekin is about
s'~o.ooo. The population of London ac-
eor1'ns % recent statistics, amounts TO 9. 500,
~e-fr4,9e2 having been added TO it during
U'e lasi ten years The census shows that
! contains So7, I22 inhabited. and l6, ,Ssa un-
inhabited houses.
II has been finally decided to introduce the
4ec'mal Is currency all over the United Kingdom
tae pound viii be retained as the unit. and
9is'dsd into one thousand parts. The hall
crown will be a5olished-the shilling tisv. the
sSPence twenty five. and a new coin will be
y iss'Fedueed representing five farthings. while
20 present farthiag will be deprecated one
N,enty nth In value-that is, there will be a
eiOasaad to the pound sterling. instead Of nine
handrea aud sixty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24
From the Flag OF our Union
The pilgrimage of Thought.
pY WILLIE E. PABoK.

Tbroueh the solemn gates Of silence,
Went into quiet land,
Where the angels keep surveillance
Over all who in II stand.
In a solitude enchanted,
In the holy hush of awe,
Roaned | down tie angel haunted
And the angel guarded shore.
And my thoughts were with me ever,
Floating on the wave of mind,
Like a white ship on river,
Or an eagle on the wind.
They were like to forms of beauty.
Seen iu visions of the night
Leading everrnore to duty,
Until duty seemed delight
with their eres so full Of pleading
And Their fingers, white as snow,
As the moments were receding,
Pointed out the way to 60.
And followed, till the dawning
OF glory undefned
Raised the mist that draped the morning
OF the summer OF the mind.
Floating do Yn sylvan meadow,
Like cloud in April day,
Went the sad and solemn shadow,
Followed by the sunny ray.
Twas as if had been uplifted
Curtains in some Persian hall,
Where the golden sunshine driited
Round about and over all.
Glory seemed to blend with glory,
In mosaic rich and rare,
As one sometimes reads in story,
OF a rainbowed earth and air,
TIL it seemed as if my spirit
Had asunder rent its clay,
And had risen to inherit
Bliss as endless as its day.
In beattude supernal,
Such as angels feel above,
10 @ lease that was eternal
II twas living out its love.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24

In Peru. the Rouish priests, having
.asn'ened The Convention into a declaration
asAast religious liberty. are. with their usual
arfesance. when successful in any great plot
: aas' human night. endeavoring to punish
.ae rec Masons for the part th have taken
Alhss Church tyranny. They have present.
petition TO the Convention. praying it to
suppress Free Masonry. and to preven, lodges
non being held The Free Masons. in turn,
nai presented bill proposing sh. expulsion
~ ~ .as 1e.uiis from tie country ". Y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-24
gzz- A tub q butter. weighing about I

Ezz- 4 tub Of butter, weighing about two
duadred poands, vas recently discovered
<everal fee: Leaea,h tie surface Of the earth.
At Ninzte4l, Connecticut. Tie spot upon
r. .c'l j: was found had been occupied, some
twenty years before. by a country store, and
The suppo9tioi4 is that the butter has remained
buried al. tia. time. The cask was partially
decayed, but is contents were sweet, aud
witio..t any unpalasabIa t4ins or favor.