Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
r,,E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

,u-crs of 1lnlel Mrludrnns.' in Boston, nave re-
Gently on,nined two patents on their new n":cai WI
H., ,,",, ord n,nst excellent thing for The nSe OF
trrobas Lc,ur. rooms, vrstrles, anu Which, al =
one, nr o.lv $3.50 will answer every purpose ni III
ssGn n, elOCn organ. The Inv price OF the " or@ah
IT,rmnnium ;, rns il within lr means ni very man!
congregations without 'r aaT m N II ,he srrrics Of snns
IT, l;,r nj yorirry uf tone the Organ. liarmnnI'n
= .n r;h aud Ms il is exceedingly fnlck and nrnmp
in ia arton il is alsn 4 very Fananie arP'hd"sr ~ ~
IN. n, rInr answering the PURPOSE ~ secular ~ wei
Wv. IJ ,vsic NrSsrs Mason & llamlin's increased
s;,.,;. a'hI ,Lem now IN supply orders for these
;s,.nnsn,. nc well as for their meloienns with mnrh
-, J.r,,c, than hrrtinfnre AZ The Organ.llar-
!, manufactured srlry by llr pat nlrrs il Is
hai,sr IN make application direct to Them Churches
NAV RELY with confidence upon Inc excellence ana au
RI abv of their instruments e'r" "He W M''A' -
ilnrnnshly tested anu P'o'ea oS'to 'e"'''s '"N'
hands.
The rorenoinr extract is from The Musical Rev'eD
and Ga-eic." and we copy it for the express benefit
of tho baptist congregation in this place We nhuef
s,,nl ry wish ,o improve their Church Music by the
in,rulucrion Of sone instrumental assistance. 1t Is
exactly the thing they ough, 10 do. Until II is d"he'
there will he no such thing real worship In th's part
or the Sanctuarvs exercises. II is absurd to say tat
III. nraisrs of our God can be better rendered ny e
voice alone. Tn the earliest days, those praises were
hynncd IN unison with the harp and the tabor anu
even with rnmpets and shawms There Is reason'
there is religion in the practice il the Creator Is 10
be worshipned in music nt all. should not be music
Of The highest order alainabe by each congregations
Do we honor God by allowing his House TO hccnme
the scene from time 10 tine Of rldlcnons failures IN
most n,poriant part of his worship! lsit religious,
IN prmit cracked and sGneaking voices orad III HIT
inr The sacred thanksgiving Of song TO the most High
when will, small outlay and little trouble, inspiring
eleva,ing harmonics can he substituted!
The day of narrow objection, 10 the use Of musical
instruments in churches is We are glad 10 say, almost
entirely passed. Something of the kind is, IN our
opnnn an essentia! Of proper worship Seven voices
out of zen require an instrument 10 enable them 10
harmonize in song Seven choirs out of ten require
an instrument to'kecp them IN the pitch upon Which
they begin. Add to this the agreement in lime (so
necessary to all musical performances thereby made
easy and the Charm rf sweet accorts which correct
instrument, properly used always lends 10 the solemn
songs of Zon and it is really matter OF wonder That
all Intelligent and wealthy congregations, Ike mai LOT
which we how write, not supply heir churches Win
these appliances 10 the full.
1t NAV he that the Organ.liarnonIEiA Is Just iHc
Thing for a room with the dimensions of our baptist
church. The Rcrcm and Ga=cic' is go"d authority
in such matters Let it lie cnGmred ialo; and II The
instrument is really what its makers declare II Is,
pray get it at once.
CAMBRIDGE; GRASS AND oIil I'OEi1f.
"NEp BOsrlcK" sends the sul!lnncd cpisilc rela-
tive 10 our poney that ran away. Thank you, NED,
for your thoughtful attention. In gra;iInle therefor,
r,u will see a, we give your letter in FULL TO enable
YOU 10 il.. hos You look in print. Don't you thni
,hou.!l that you cunning duwn pretty ''S"t upon
son= Of your Cambridge farmers Look on'' old TEL
low; grass is sore subject sum"nlcs. By iiie way
The nancy is caught ard Sol and We STALL probably
never see her more Neither can we say that She Is
regretted, either by ourself or the children. Though
10 tell the truth she really is rigt! clever'pac!ns III
lie lainx r. W., of Greenwood, will receive ihe cup!
of the Ad,criiscr which we promised 10 The person
WHO would catch the poncy AMI notify us ot the iact
And now for Ned's leier:
Mn. SIMKrys-DeGr Sir: As seen, ash how as yot
lost your pony, ef you haint found her yit, lhonght
wool Jest tell you where you mout fins; her on SAT-
as how rs you thought she was making Tor tle noun
tain grasses We'll maybe she mpn: and as ihare Is
some cotton patches and fields, near the OLD Tor
not far from here that mighty gno;l paseTs, ana
w.. ... 1-y nanKcring I;lt way, Ngld pet
ter send M ihnre strait way. For know no brute
bcas; can pass sch temptation wiIh"nt being coch
# your rrny can jump four rail lence and iher
s.rnnibI. irnlgh the brars anil llawIris on lnllie
side. s. ssrln tn be in harr, thare is consdera
lIc SIGNS of live stuck in them fields. learn lla
i!sy I,oed up n raIf there tUIheT week from unde
some of their grass sols, and lis likely enun YOU
pony is tl,arr Ef yuu send mp, do quick or thci
will divide The spies ant you will lose yonr share
Send :; gpnl hand anI eoud hoe and let him hoe l'i
way lhrua;h an:l ef he dunl find her, charge it to me
lourn lusarve,
NED BOSTICk.