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VACCINE IATTEIs-TACCINE MATTER-PHY
scay Planters und Druggists always be supplied with
pare article s., s. 81 per scnb, by applying 70
SICKLES 4 CO, So Canal street,
G. y. MORRISON. u Magazine ST.,
f. b. WHEELOCF, 43 Magazine ST.
fe6 VI. CANNON % Gravier street.
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DISSOLUTION,

NTSSOGUTIDN OFF CO-PAIfTNERSE3EP-
~ The firm of Oakley HAWK ms was dissolved on the
18th inst by the dealt. Of S. W. Oakley.
G. s. HAWKINS,
7. j. COCKBURN,
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INDIA RUBBER BETTING

INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
large stock Of all sizes Of EHcAnzet India Rubber
Betting will he sold low prices. The much below
leather handing. jess
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TTIEEI undersigned have formed c0parncrsli7 the
l. .iyir 81 DONOVAN. Mcl.EARN X CO, for the purpose
Of conducting Cotton FactOrage and Commission business.
A. II. DONOVAN,
JOHN q. McI.EARN.
No 0-n tE
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Patent Medicines. &c.
FArNEsTOCK's vesmtuge;
Mel i fyTR, Te1 yeimiare:
TOWNSEND'S Sarsaparl!a:
BULLS SaEsaparl7a,
MoR RHHfji ! ST;aEsaparilla; n..
MoFEATs Phoenix Btters;;
STOUGHTON'S Bitters;
SPENCER'S Ritters;
BRyAN's Pulmonic Waters; ''''''''
AYRE'S Cherry Pectoral;
"l bhvfs Will Ifls" rhy Wd a GafTF Gy;
ROGERS i!yerwort and Tar;
coz to ITF Tr R 6 'd5 ssax c Psas sGo
HASTINGS Syrup of Naptha;
osGOOD'S Chologogue:
WRIGHT,s Indian Vegetable Pills; ~ "'>'
sPENCER's Vegetable pills;
LEES 3 9Sd Goo Gl;Gs.I Pl b;,.
BRANnETHss P Ths
MOFFAT'S Pills:
RoWANI'S Tonic Mixt're;
RAnWAYs Ready Relief;
BROWNS Essence of Ginger;
AcMuN,S EliXer of Opium;
BUFFERS Tasteless seiditz Powders;
'@Ai DAEkE9's sPPSt tia Extractor;
DAVIS Pain Killer;
McALLis irf;SS' Ointment;
DR.. MoRSE'S Invicorating Cordial,
LUCINA Cordial,
DR.. ABERNETHY'S Detergent
DALBY'S Carminative
INFAILIBI.E Cholera Remedy,
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NTBTICE-FROM ANn AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. r.
~ X. WALKER becomes partner in our house. Tic style
OF the firm will not be changed
NelY Orleans .Iulr L la5i. iE4
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FTNoEsACCO-TOBAC CO-TOBACC0-WE HAVE
i and receiving Steamer nd sailing
sells the manufacturers, choice
VIRGINIA MAEUFACTEEED TOBACCO, which offer
i.d the most liberal Among which
rotl L. tnlNEiIg hrl.las-
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ATGT'FEIG-AUGS. r. MONTGOMERY AND JAS. A.
~ WHITE have become partners in commercial firm from
uHd after this date.
W. 4 J. MONTGOMERY.
luna i,1D
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Notice to Subscribers.

We send, in this issue, to each one of
our subscribers out Of the District in arrears.
n statement of his account, with the hone
that 1t will meet prompt attention. We
are too poor to publish paper at one dollar
Or even ut two dollars-and wait long
for the pay.
In returning the small amonnt due us. we
hope each subscriber will INFORM us whether
or not he desires TO continue Il subscriber.
We like to know who wants and who does
not want the paper, for it is not our wish to
send it where it is not wanted.
Some Of the bills now presented arc drawn
upto future dates. If any one wishes merely
to pay up to the present time and close lis
subscription, he can estimate what is nor
due us and remit the amount.
Bills current where sent from and Post
Office stamps received in payment.
Hereafter our rule will be to notify every
subscriber out Of the District when his
subscription expires, so that lie may, if he
chooses, renew it by sending The cash. If
the cash does not come, we shall take it as
evidence Of a desire TO discontinue, and
will erase the name.
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Wild Cherry BaIsaan. i.

az The following is worthy the attention
of all who are interested for themselves or
| friends:
Dr. S. ". Fo'ir, Dear Sir: IN Offering INV
testimony in favor of your Wistnrs Bnlsnm of
Wild Cherry speak from my own experience,
having received signal benefit from the use Of
one or two bottles which wcro urged upon me
by my ar":l'ccary. who backed up his recon-
mcn""ti"n by giving som" extraordinary ro-
sulis from lis use. rs having come within. hjs>
knowledge. had tnkrn u violent cold. fol-
lowed hy /" dcrI' seated cough, hicl, frequent
ly produced vomiting. with pain in the side.
br'athed will, difficulty, had night sweat.r
lost my appetite; iii short W as conplctely
ProHtrate'l My physicc iun prescribed for me-.
but | found II" relief. Icommcnccd taking tho
l'alsam in small doses ut first and almost i'm.
mc'iiatcly began 10 improve. NV cough abn
ted. my strength and appetite returned, and.
III few weeks ! wns able to attend to my
business M usual. feel indebted to WistarTs
faiSam for my recovery, aud cheerfully viye
you leave tomakc whatever use YOU ,,iease Of
this statement.
Very respectfully. yours &c..
ROYAL SMYTII.
Boston, Dec. ., 1852
None genuine unless signed T. BUTTS on the:
wrapper.
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Head Quarters, o2 ''"".
~ 9th Regiment, 8. G. MiNtia.
July IL, 1855.


ORDER No .,.
TTNIlE following Companies will Parade foI
l. Drill and Review. Mt their Respective
Parade Grounds and each Drill TO sxnyE Az .
Regular muster day, viz:
Capt. cochrsn's Company at Buck Stand, Tues
day, August 2s. y N M
Capt. Robipson's Company at Due West We'd
nesdav, August 81. .h-s5a."#t ats..J.
Capt. Brooks Company nt Hogskin. Thursday,
Capt: Bigbys Company near DonnldsvilIe, FRI
Capt. Agnew's Company at Mulberry saturday,
August 80. ~ '''''''.'.. 7"sN'"ia'
Capt. Boo1er's Company at smithviHe,y Tues
day, September ..
Capt Douglass Company at Mount Marian,
Wednesday, September s.na'a2 .'!!.dLFt1
Capt foshs. cQnIany ~ NiHeety;si1, igRhp9Ep' iIgRhpE'-
dLy, September l..
Capt Baisy's Company stDuelaa nAn's, Friday,
J., September 5. ,2.;,,,i ,la.- u..,fY...,. ..,jd
Capt Bprnsides Company at Hodges, Saturday,
-. FhSeptembess a. 'i61' :7th ,iois39o0 alist no
>, Lepte6apt Col. Cliukscales and Mai, Hodges
are charged with the extension Of this order
throughout their respective COMMANDMENTS
|. BY order Of Col. 7, J. Roberts. aaf, ..,,:d
J. ]. ADAMS, xSt
n. b. Tie 9Th Regiment is proud af tho
Jocassee Band. AND would be pleased to.seo
them at as many Reviews as convenient
:. J. ROBERTS, Col.
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Montevino, July 4, 1856. .
The Resignation of MIR. Brooks.

Whatever Of depreciation might have or
iginally existed with tho few in respect to
the place Of the fagellation of Sumner, it
has all given way TO sentiment Of intense
disgust at the false pretence Of illness,b by
The "fngitivs" Senator, and at the election
eering uses made Of this merely personal
affair by the hypocritical Republicans. While
Mr.. Brooks faced the yexatious and CALLING
process Of a judicial examination, Summer
slipped off North on the eve of the iuvesti-
CATION TO ;escapea a cross+examiuation, which
would surely have disclosed; the impostpre
and extravagant statements of his professed
friends" Action has finally been had In the.
House Iot Representatives. whereby a ma.
lority have voted fol, the expulsion Of MI.
Brooks. j.
The honorable and noble South Carolinian,
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First Glass Pianos, &C.,
TIn ing and RcpairinS.

4 q. KERN, lately Pro-
"a fessoE of Music in Greens. eeaissE,sp3 -
borough (H' C.) Female College. Y ! U
respectfully informs the citizens Of AbLevilla
and ncighbOring districts, that he Inns mndo
arrangements which enable him to furnish ri-
amos of any "frst ciass' maker that purchasers
may prefer, atfactory prizes! Those who de-
sign purchasing instruments. whether now on.
at some future timc,) by sending Inc their ad-
dress tc Abbeville, can have circulars forward
cd to them. containing full explanation of my
method of doing business, terms &c. No one
will fail to perceive, that in view of the fatal
mistakes so often made by purchasers in the.
selection of Instruments mud the imposition frc-
quently praeticed on those not capable of j,,dg-
ing of them merits of a5Piauo. the plan have
adopted must prove Tightly acceptable to the.
musical portion Of the community.
Church and Parlor Organs, Nelodeons, &C.,
furnished on similar terms s -
A. d. The same places risited regularly erery
yfar. o." .'. .I..:.> - 'sf' aaOf
eB Ta"i"g, and Repairing in all its 6roneh-
e. executed in an uncxceptionable manner.
Orders mny be left Mt the Marshall House:
July rs, 1856, m.- l2tf,n.
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FOR TIE INDEPENDENT PRESS. '
A Temperance, Prohibition Meeting at
Long Cane Church. -.

AooS Souo TuAoA'
In accordance with Previous notice, the
friends 81 Temperance and Prohibition, as
the representatives Of the old NWashipgtoui-
nm Society, met at Long Cane, on the 18th
instant, for the purpose of appointing Del
egatestb attend tho Greenville Convention,
and discussing the claims Of Prohibitory
Law in South Carolina l,..,.,.s 8. ,....
g. On motion, Rev. Ii. t. Sloan was called
to the Chair, and w. X. Bradley appointed
Secretary; and after a brief statement Of
tie object of ,hee meeting by the Chair,
Addresses. .wets delivered BY Mr.. J. 2. Ken
inedy, DID. A.: Jordan and Rev. II. T. Sloan.
AT the close Of the addresses, a call was
made for The sense of fhs meeting, v;h When
the. following preamble. apd resolutions
,weresoffssed and aaaatuossly adopted: % /
Whereas, The evils of Intemperanoe ARE
stilf ratnpantna tho'land, asspite ali, that
has been done to advance the cause Of TO.
tai abstinence by means of moral suasiion
and whereas, the present License law, de-
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~ certain cure for this Disease ma, hc for,,,
III the use Of Perry Davis Pain Killer

~ certain cure for this Disease ma, ho found;
Ill the use of Perry Davis Pain Killer
DruuerE. Iowa, May ), 1855,
Gs7tir'nm:-I feel under obligations to vou,
for the benefit have received from vour in.
valuable Pain Killer. few doys since r
assisted in laying out and Lurying one of our
citizens who wns supposed to- have died with,
the Cholera. The next morning was taken
with severe vomiting, accompanied With cold
ness OF the extremites Warm covering and
hot applications failed to restore warmth. Nv
wifc's family, who had the Puin Killer Will,
Success during the Cholera season in Buffalo in
1910, advised me TO take it. took two do,cs
at intervals of fifteen minutes a fine persp;.
ration ensued, and the next day, barring a lit
tie weakness, | was well, and have been since
Since my recovery find that several of our cit
izens have used the Pain Killer ns remedy for
Cholera, pronouncing it good. l therefore
take pleasure in recommending it to n stir
more extensive notice.
1927 ". N. CROZIER, Atty at Law.
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Congress-.

Since the disposal Of the Brooks case.
IN the Hous", and the passage Of Douglas
Kansas bill in the Senate, the proceedings
OF Congress are of little interest.
The Senate rejected the House I'LL ad-
m''''ng Kansas as State with the Topeka,
Constitution, and is since engaged in dis
cussing the Naval Reform bill. ,
The House is now engaged in trying
contested election cases. The Senate bill
for settling the Kansas difficulties has not
yet been taken up in the House, and there
seems to be little or no hope of its passage
when it is taken up.
1t is supposed that Congress will proba-
bly adjourn about the las, Of August.
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to avail himself Of the protection
afforded by tho requirement Of twothird
vote for the expulsion of a member,
promptly resigned his position, and has re-
turned to the body of the people sans peur'
ct sans rcproche. His noble speech, on the
occasion of his retirement, we shall publish.
at length when it is received, and shall look
forward with great interest to the events
Ihat NAV mark the career Of this chivalr
,;.man-.his faithful ffiend-fhis at
t%i. tSi"," 81, ,spporter of the mehaced soutll-
tn'' u"pM: rg and undaunted foe to reclS-
1850 ''"o ''ce"' us fanaticisrn.
n Gilmore Republican,.
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Military Notice.

twill be seen by reference to the advcr.
tisement that Col. Roberts has changed the
dates Of the Company Reviews whcl, he
ordered last week. The first one is now
ordered to take place on the Goth August,
instead of 22d July rs was first orlcred
We invite particular attention 70 this
change, which has been made in consc-
1uence Of the ColoneTs inability, from in.
disposition, to attend tho Reviews on the
days first advertised.
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THE DENT PRE=-

signed to regulate tho sale of Intoxicating
drinks, always has, and always will fail.
Therefore,
Resolred, 1. That we cordially exp press
our unqualified appreciation of the efforts
which are being made, to cnlightcn and
arouse the public mind in favor of Prohibi-
ton, as the most efficient remedy for the
evils Of Intempcrancc.
Rcsolred, 2. That We will use ill lawful
means, as citizens Of Soutl, Carolina, to Sc
cure the repeal Of the present License law,
and the'cnactmcnt Of Prohibitory iaw
with suitable penalties, TO prevent the sale
Of all kinds of Intoxicating drinks.
The following delegates to the Grecnville
Convention were appointed: DR.. G.. w.
Pressly, DIR. ID. A. Jordan, j. +. Kennedy,
NJ. O. McCaslan and w. L. Sullivan, prin-
cipals: with Roht. McCaslan, JAS Taggart,
Maj. Rodgers, VIM. McCaslan and Jas.
brennan, alternatcs.
a Committe WAS appointed to secure
speakers for the next meeting; and the
Clerk ordered TO send copy Of the min
utes to the District papers for publication.
The meeting adjourned to meet on the 3d
Saturday of August.
II. T. SLOAN, Chm.
W. X. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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Meeting of the Bible Society.

The Anniversary of the AbbeviIe Dis
fr'ct Bible Society will take place in this
village on the last Wednesday in this month,
the 3oth day Of the month. The Rev. II.
IL. Durant will preach the Annual Sermon.
and DR.. j. J. Wardlaw will deliver the
Address. The meeting is expected to be All
interesting one. td
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To the Polls To the Polls!!

We invite attention to the stirring appeal
of "Many Citizens" appearing in another
column.
There is no doubt whatever but that
Col. Brooks late course in reference to the
Massachusetts Senator commands the en-
tire appreciation Of his District, and it is
due to him that lie should he returned to
Congress forthwith, by the largest possible
vote. Every man in the District who
hears Of this election should commu-
nicate with Ills ncigl,l,ors, and thus let the
strength Of the District he made manits,
next Monday.
The suggestion Of "Many Citizens" in re-
gard to contributing money to pay the fine
we hope will lie adopted. 1t ought not to
dc, and it must not be- that Col. Brooks
should bc left to pay it out Of Lis own pock-
ct, and we object to its being paid by
the Governor. The Congressional Distric,
so gallantly and honorably represented Ly
Col. Brooks should and will take pride in
paying it. We hope, therefore, thc Mama
gers. vii! not neglect this important arrange
ment. The people Of AbLeville District,
We feel assured, need only an opportunity Of
contributing, and their share Of the work
will be done.
=, 1t Is unnecessary to say more, and we
only repeat DIR request that the appeal of
"Many Citizens" may be read and lccded.
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FOR TIL: 1SDEpENpENr rHEss.1

To the People of Abbeville District.
lou are, doubtless, aware that our imme-
diatc representative in Congress, the Hon.
Preston S. Brooks, has resigned his scat.
You also know that he took that step pend.
ing resolution to ccnsurc him for IN as
SAINT upon Mr.. Sumner, Of Massachusetts,
who, in. the Senate chamber, deliberately
tradnced the State of South Carolina and
santcrcd the character Of Judge Butler,
one Of DIR Senators, whilst lie was absent.
Mr.. Brooks has appealed from = Black
Rcprhlran House Of Representatives. TO
his immediate constituents, and an election
wiH take place in tbs Congressional Dis
frict. on Monday next, to fill his place.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Brooks will
be returned aciM the unanimous endorse
n,ent Of lis constituents. But We wish TO
call your attention to another matter con-
ncrtcd with this affair.
Mr.. Brooks has been indicted in WASH
ington-tried by the Criminal Court of the
District of Columbia, and fined three hu,-
drcd dollars for the said assault upon the
said Sumner.
Now, we, Your fellow citizens, propose
that the Congressional District shall not
only return Mr.. Brooks with unanimous
endorsement, but that we return him aoitA
the fine in his pocket. This piN give point
and force TO our endorsement.
There arc reasons why it is more proper
for his immediate constituents voluntarily to
contribute the fine, than that it should
come from any other source.
We, therefore, suggest to the managers
Of the election to he held on 1Nondoy merit,
to open at every precinct, not only poll for
votes, but box for contributions, to pay
the fine imposed upon Mr.. Brooks. A small
sum from each voter in the Congressional
District will be quite sufficient, and if there
should be any over, after paying tie fine of
three hundred dollars, it can be held by the
board Of managers as contribution to the
Congressional District Dinner, to be given
TO Mr.. Brooks, upon his return, at the old
Star Fort Of Ninety-.Sir. .. ..a
This course will, most probably, be taken
in Elgcfied, Lexington, Laurens and New.
berry. The time is very short for consul
tation and concert, but there can be no
doubt about the propriety of it.
We l'ope that along with the vote from
each poll, the managers will bring up also
q contribution. Let old Abbeyile do, her
duty !! millions for defence, but not q
cent for tribute.n MANY CITIZENS. T..
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Minister to Mexico.

] Gen. Gadsden, Of South Carolina, slate
Minister to Mexico, has, resigned, or been
recalled, 1--WE are not certain wbicb,) and the
President has appointed John Forsythe,
s&sRsql, Of Alabeaar'a editor. Of the Mobile
Register, nto that office! 1--WE. have not
Asesftained the cause Of Gen. u adsdeu's
secaif Or resignation. q !: :a&!iiSl odl an
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CON SIGN H;ES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot ut Able villc:-
is Reid. JW Crawford, Mrs. N 4 Liu1,av
X IL Wardlaw, Wnrdlaw & /. Lomax d G. pin
Moragne, NJ Smith, Wicklitfe K A, H W Law
son, Rev Hoyt, J L Liddcll, ii s Kerr re
Perrin, J + Marshall
d. r. SONDLEY, Ag't
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Hon. A. p. Butler.

Has our thanks for his attention in send
ing US the Congressional Globe and lippen-
dir, handsome and valuable Map Of Cen
trail America, the Message and Documents
III relation 10 the dismissal of the British
Minister, and other public documents.
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Communication Deferred.

In view Of the Congressional election
next Monday, we issue the Press day in
advance Of our regular publication day.
Hence several matters intended for this
week are deferred, among whicl, is reply
to DR.. Tognos' article of last week. 1t
will appearin our next.
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Piano Tuning and Repairing

See advertisement of Prof. Kern, under
this head, who proposes to pay professional
visit to our village some time soon. Those
having pianos in want of repairing or tuning,
or wishing to purchase new ones, should
confer with him.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-25

>oJTs DAVID ETHRIDGE Tolls before mo
K aSorrel Horse, supposed to he nina
or ten yoars old oil four foot white blind in
the right eye Appraised by A. Widsmnn, R.W-
Litcs and John I.itcs. at forty dollars lie can
he found at David Ethrdge's
THoS. j. LYON, N. A. D.
July 25, 1856. l2-f
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A Gard.

4
] am induced to address. the voters of
the Fourth Congressional District, through
tic columns of the "South Carolnian," be-
capso It is "a paper bavingan extensive cir
eulation in my district, and because of tile
sl,ortness Of the time that will elapse before
the ciection.to supply the vacancy created
by my, resignation, which, have observed,
is on the 28th instant. I'D
When Ifaecepted,i fellow.citizens, the
commission to represent you, / felt that
you had committed your honor 70 my care,
together with yourinterests. Upon the in
slant Of ms frsts elsction,athe! responsibili-
ties Of my new position aReighed heavily
upon me. ibIfqubd dTslief; However, ih lahs
reflection that although a bepefcent Cvea-
tor had voucbsafed great intellectual endow-
ments to comparatively few Of his creatures,
yet that be had constituted every man Of
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-25
Kansas Affairs.

We have not noticed anything very stir
ring from Kansas since the dispersion on
the 4th instant, Of the Free State (bogus)
Legislature by Col. Sumner, of the United
statestroops. Gov. Shannon, tits said, has
resigned. tits not stated who will succeed
aim. ''.'> i'"t
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Commencement in Erskine College.

The Annual Commencement in ErSkine
College will take place Wednesday, 18th
August. Hon. J. L. Pcttigru, of Charles
ton, Is to deliver the annual oraton before.
the literary societies. On Tuesday night
preceding Rev. A. II. Lester is expected to
deliver an Address before the Alumni Asso.
citation.
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4 W0aD TO DYsPEpTIcs.-The Oxyg-
mated Bitters Is sure remedy for :Dyspep-
sis 10 all it's various forms, and General
Debility having the highest Testimonials
ever given in favor Of any smedicine in the
world.
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CIGOEH:llA

fillmore Republican,.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
yaAse vet.

1870 - .
{ Jsde pot sie workings 81 is brain
And Of biz heart thou canst not see;
What looks 70 thy dim ercs stain,
In Gods pure light may only be
A scar, brought from some wefLwon field,
Where thou wonidst only fain: and yield.
The look, the air that frets thy sight,
Nay be token, that below
The soul has closed in deadly fight
With some internal foe,
Whose glance would scorch thy smiling grace
And cast thee shnddering on thy face.
The fall thou darest to despise-
May be the slackened angels hand
Has suffered ii, that be may rise
And take a frner, surer stand;
Or, trusting less to earthly things,
May benceforth learn to use his wings.
And Judge none lost. but wait, and see
With hopeful pity. no. disdain,
The depth of the abyss may be
The measuse of the height of pain,
And love and glory that may raise
This soul to God in after days!
Household Words.