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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
A FAIRY SCENE.

y passenger thus dr-crlhcs the fields Office,
reported by recent steamships.
'.'rhe following morning, after hre"kfas'.
the fvg. suddenly fitted, and then i'll all the
glory Of brilliant sun gIh, hcIeId SCENE 50
gorgeous and SO imposing, that it more than
compensated for all apprehension and peril
On every side was Il vas, plain OF ice, with
here aud there village or a city looming mp.
The village pres, pring Ihr single ste"rlr offs
church pointing Iresven"ari ON among the
cluster OF houses while the city, with d"mes
and ,nrut;.s. and magnificent cathedral si'ir, :,
reminded uue OF tic Apur;lyptic city. Of which
the wall was jasper and The city lkv clear
glass;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
PERSONAL AppEARNACE OF.
EnEQ,EIE

In a letter a,ldresse1 to Lewis, apthor, Of the
Life OF Goethe, Thackery gives suras si mis- r..-
eollecaiutls- Of the ilfusiri0us poet. The sub
joined parag,al,hs contain description Of his
PERSONAL appearance at an advanced ag,
"In 1881. though, Ire had retired frpin the
world, Goethe would nevertheless very kindly
rec i've strangers HIS ,laugh,er-in-law' S tea
table was always spread before US. We pass
Ell hours after hours there, and night after
night, with pleasant tuk aud music. We rcXt
over en,iIes> poems ia Frcu:h, English aud Ger
man. MY deli ht in those days WAS I" make
caricaturSs for children. | was touched to find
Il ey were remembered. and some even kept
until the present day and yery proud TO b"
told, that the great Goethe had looked at
some OF them
= He remained in his private apartments.
where only u few privileged Parsons were adj
nitted but he liked to know tll that WAS hap
.pening, and interested himself about a stfan-
gers. Wheneyer coumtenance struck his
fancy, there was an artist settled IN WciIn"r
who made portrait of it. Goethe had quite
Il gallery uf Ii, ads, inshsck aud wi ite, taken
sllSsthis paiater. Bis heuse WIS over i,ic1
tuFes, drawings. cssss. ana In<'s:'is. =
20: cnurSc / rvInruIter very well tile per-
tuTpitlCin Oh SbtTiL Will sS 10 I'A "a
teen, Received the long expected iniimAti"n
that the Herr Gchrimrntl would see me ON
such a u,orm'ng. Tins notable audience took
I,.ace in "A lRliu anti-c!lanhvr OF his private
apartments, cUv"-..' all around with &nli4u.
,:"s,- ami l.>-se!...i-. IL Wis hab'ted in :, Ling
gray ~ lf;t" r,din9ot. with "a white merkrI"ti'
aud .eI ribbon III hi> bHtI"n hole. II" kept
his hands behind Ii back, j,st as i'll R"nc''s
stu Iette. His eyes extraordinary dark. picrc-
ing and brilliant tvft quite afraid before
them, and Ieco lert comparing them to 'l'':
ewes of the hero of a certain ro'EHnce called
MeimUh the Wandrrer which used 1" alarm
It's boys thirty wears ago; eyes "t an 'n"ivIdu
III who had raale bargain with a certain pr
sun, aud at an cxlrcnl,, Old age retained th"Nr
'yvs i'll all thuif awful spcn1"r. f"nGied
Goethe mnSt have been still more ha"J$"n"-
as an old man than even in the days at his
Youth. His voice was very rich ai!sl sweet
lie asked me e,,,rs'"ns about mv>ci! "lich
answered It's best could. r'p"''' | WAS III
first ;,s'"rohc,'. and ,hen somewhat relieved
Whcu Io,uL he spoke French with uot
good accent
VIZ" ~ntvm. saw him hnt three times.
On naikiug in The garden OF his h"usr i'll the
FruuenpluM once going to sep im'" his
chariot on 1t .umsIiuy day. wearing Il cap an,
cloak with IL red collar. H.. was csrcSs,n.; at
the time a beautiful little golden haired graud
daughter, over whCse sweet fair face the
earth has long since closed too
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
CHILDREN.

j. The smallest are nearest God-as the small
est plants are nearest the sun.
Il jnire now in your play. blooming chill
dren; through age you will bend beneath in-
firmrics and grey hair; AMI i" that neIan-
cI"lv day. the days of infancy will bc rInem-
hered. Til" western sky may inhecd shut
down the aurora. and tie eastern glow may
he reflected in the wesl bat the clouds br,-
come darker, and no second sun arises in
life. Oh, r,jnice then, children, aud the rose
60 or .t the uornny OF. l;te hat glides by
YOU like p'simte1 flowers f!Iucfing to meet the
Suu
Were I.o,,ly r,r time almighty and pow
erfut, would create little world esp sci'.lly
Tor rny.eif aud su, pend it under The mi!dest
sun. A world where would haze nothing
hut lovely little children aud would never
su.frr these lut!e thing to grow up but o"lj- TO
play rternaiy. Ii {" s,rIlf were weary "i
heaven, or lis golden piui"ns dr"oped, w"ud
send him TO dws-I! for "a, while in NY happy
infant world; and II" angel, 50 lng rs he SAN
their innocence could l,s- his own.
Alter all, children are the uucst Jacobs
ladder to mothers heart.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
THE POETRY OF THE SCOTCH.

TOse students OF nrts'al pIirn'nn.na wh"
venture to give map Of the human faculties
are Of opinion that poetic power bc!ChgS to
tie Temperament amI tEI" ccIrbrum; but a
stranger travelling i'll Scotland, would be- more
apt to conclude that it springs from the con
ti.uratlon of country. North Britain is II
land of sublime p'omrti"ns. Th" plains are
rich and luxurious. its mountains lofty and
imposing Is rivers are clear and t'csi' AMI
its coasts are protected I,y cragS and rocks "f
noble el vainn. Great torrents "f water gltsh
from itS raviurs, mpm>trou| clouds OF mEst
make its vale uleIamch"ly, and calm aud set,
tied lakes rc,mse beneath the hills like polish
ed crv, tai. Those who have huiit tlI"ir h"n">
within this fine arena uf nature have. aS all
the world knows, strong pr'judirr>. rl'.ar Intel
rcl. affeciiOnate arrmhm MS, aud 1t ''amn0'
lie doubted that the lmetir SGllt is, rs GrHtinn
would say. lin liyennl> of H.. s'h.' Every
Scotch Iarslr has its I"rI every Scotch riv
er, muumlaim and vale, has lis song. And II
this Is an error as noboIy will suppose, it is
an c,r"r which cannot I"' helped. There ex-
is,vd language and a poetry i'll Scotland from
the re,,.utcst I,ri",I, nearly equal in pictorial
and expressive power to that ''f tue old tie.
brew "i til. prophets amh in this portion Of
her Mai.s,y's dumini"l,s villagers will ever lie
musical, preachers ever lnw"rv. AM! ladies AL
ways rouautic-London Morning Star.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
NEWSPAPERS AND THE SCRIP
TURES.

I. is reported that the NV York Bib'e So
get. is M, dilarrng TIA" plan of publishing the
Bible IN newspaper form tor more g.neral cit
cu.uriou TLr> plat, though " wi IN "ur day,
WAS partially ",I"pte'ti: P"s' t'nAS hy II" pnn-
tur- ,,i >,n,lr "i e EnY>ISu P"P'rs. Wn+n
newspapers werr first r>'ai'Ir> cd, they wrr"
quite destitute uf aGvvrtiS, m.ItS, "ul nothing
was more common than t''rralsrS /" he issued
AilI,n blank pare. Tie fist newspapers I'rin'
ted in Amcric;. had onl three p'g,S ot read
ing u,a,t,r. as tt,cre not foreign or '"reS-
,iS news enough TO fiji oW all the colulnn<.-
lu England, aller awhile, new m-tho'i was
adopted to fill up the space not required for
Tie current news, by publishing selections
t,r,h the sne,.d Scriptures. and MANY an old
newspaper is now rx;aul with ii whole page
.,npi,.l from the Bible Chapters from the
New Testament we're PLACED at the head OF
the column. and The spare bel.'w was hile'
GU, with a lSa'm of the required lie Igll- In
lie period which this, TO us. nuvel proceed
Jugs was resorted to, in order to titi out the
newspaper. the Bih'e WAS not SO common or
81, cheap as at present, and doubtless much
good !. suited from the practice. What would
some of the subscribers to- our popular Jpur-
uals say it their fayeriIe sheet WIS to alI,rat
with seven CT eo!4aI.is seleGt.'i lr9Il-the
Sicriptursa Doubtless iu s,Inr quarters, even
III our tlay. exJta.;,s from tire Bible would be
news indeed ~ Boston 1fansertpt 5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
Grlfrtf0.
ALpnoNsE DE LAMARTlaE.


IL the inst number Of i. prrlOih';! just
.'Oum..n.. ii hv LmirrtiI., nj ,k,.~ :hlS mel
au, holy av.,w"I Uml. dr,'..ivinI appear
inccS my life is not ctlru.rl to cXcltr envy {;
Shal >uy rnurc-it is al an ..ul II" lIng'.r
ivr-l survive OF all r!rrSe multiple nrm
that lived III me, I" CERTAIN d,.~rre-ilIIn OF
sentiment urau Of pr Sy. IN III "f the II hHno
ITO In"r,: +, Imaltl> "t me buI the man Iiicla-
rv. Tho literary mau hiur>,tiS not laPly.-
Years do not weigh me down. hut they r''ck
on me up. | bear 'nOre painfully the I'HsiS
OF my heart than til" l"td ot years. These
wears like the ghosts of Macbeth. passing their
hands over my shoulder, show ne with the
finger, OF crowns, tU 4 srpuiclIrr; aud would
to God wore already laid there ! have hot
wi;i in me a smile for eithcr>thc past or the
fyture: grow old Without pnsterity i'll my
empty house. all surrounded 10y the toImhs of
those have loved: | cannot TAX, "a step from
MY dwelling wi,h"n striking nay foot against
one of those Sunhlirg-s "u"s of our trn4''-
m,S< or our hopes. T""r,. ar, 50 many h r''d
ing iihrrs torn from my hr;trt sill l'IiuG and
buried brtor. me- while this heart wIthin me
beats Iik" tiue-r!ere Which on" has forgot
ton to take down N ab ntIruny Il house. aud
Which <tiE 'und> in vacancy the hour thai II"
one counts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
PREDICTIONS CT THE EMPEROR
NICHOLAS,


The Indianapolis journal gives the follow
ing ,x;rnct t.orn II lecture given by the Hon.
H. w. Ellsworth, late Minister to Sweden, be-
ing the language ot the Emperor OF Russia
used in ;n interview with. the le",ursr:
"Sir,"s said the EmpetSr Nicholas in me
moraaie diplomatic interview between him
aud your speaker, during those recent revolu-
tioIIs that struck down Hungary. renaddled
France, and broke the bond Of union between
Dcnluark aud her Frvolted DutclIiss. caaSing
nearly every ll.sn,srchto treAble For hbs throne.
"Sir, | view calmly all this agitali u. Russia
is untoucI'e.l, aDd will not mngIe with IT.
flar hear las not yet come, though her drSti
nv cannot long hr DELAYED! She VIII sa"m b"
in !, prulraclcd contest III which England and
France wall In. her "pp"nem'; IIi''>, nations 81
long and naturally ltQstiie fn. carll other, will
bc alraNc,I il uIlS"m against het ~
Aud what. Your Majesty, will be the result
Of this great contest e
Favorable, beyond doubt, to Russia.
shall rise superior 10 all rcvrrses, and protect
the contest ill weary out my enemies. But
there is another war !uuHlIng up i'll the distance.
Il siENsgle between constitutional aH, sfIIr,-
slrlrtcd monarchy, in which nearly all Emt"pe.
will stand opposed to Russia, whilr Take
her natural enemy with Persia and Asia, will
be fighting at her side"
Still favorable to Russia, though it will l,r
hIo,plv and proI'acre'l. Blu a tIhrd and sill
miIhte, contest is approaching, in whi,.I the
world will he imvolvet-a struggle between
what is, called tyraiSny. III any form, and fire.
dom. Into this struggle Your nation will he
forced from its present policy, and compelled
to take u ieadiug part II viii be IL strug5I.
such as history m.ver recorded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
TuE spIRIT OF love.

Beyond all question, it is the "'lal, ,eratIe
constitution of nature that there is 'tfiracy.
divine, un<p.akable ,tfirary in love Til" "X-
h,hi,iou Of Kindness to a l"g, ana he will re-
member il; he will he grateful; he will int''I.
ihlv e uru love for love. Sfro" kindness 10 n
Oh, a,you can lead him by cmane You can
thrust vuur head into his month; YOU can
melt the urtnmcd fyrosity "f his hsa'r imt" an
affection stronger than DEATH. III alI"f Gods
vast uhbGun,Ictl creation, there is not Il living
and Sentient being from the least t" III" lar
. ST, ot one, not even the ou east and tl"gTi
,c,l serpent. that is inSrllsihle t" acts oG kind
ness. ii love. such as our blessed Saviour
manifested, could he ihtrodGc, d into the world
aud exert lis appropriate d"nl;niom, it ""'i'
re>rnrc !; >l,.te Of tlHgs far more cheering. far
brighter than the fabulous age OF gold; 1t
would anniIIla'c evev sting; II would pluck
every poisonous tooth; it would hush every
di-cor,!am voice. Even the m"r:i,na'e rrr'.
lion is not inS, nSf,le to this divine influence.
The bud, and flower aud fruit Pun forth mos
ahnmi.mrIv ana I"auIi!nIIy where the l''r''d "t
kindness is extended FOR their culture. And
If this blessed Influence should extend itS'.If
over the earth II moral Garden of Ellen would
exist in every laud; instead of the thorn and
biiar would spring up the fig rree and The
nIvr,l,. ;Ire desert would h">>,m and the sUt-
tnrv ,.'ace be made glad. Uf,ham.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

j is not mn. that sugar ami candies are Of
themselves injurious to the teeth or The I'ealih
IF those. wh, ,r-e them; So far from it they
are less Injurious tlraIi any of the ordinary
form. Of t."d wl,eu employed in moderation,
Bn, ii ,nu,r he Remembered that sugar j. an
artificial product, is concentration. and that
i! used in murl! larger proportions that would
he f,,nu,l in osli.lary food, as pr"vid, I'y the
l,enrticent Father OF us all. we will suffer in
Jury. Va. >honll uevc, t.'rget that the ln;
ml6,srrate use OF anything is destructive TO hn-
man health and Iif,-. if persevered in- Tie
les, c.nrral rulest he observed ase two:
F.rst- Q ,e concentrated sweets at meal
tiu.ss unly.
S.eau,i-Bse them occasionally, and in
mud.r.ti ,n.- HdEr$ Journal of Hculth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
TuErwo HoRNs OF THE DILEmMA /.

THE TWO HORNS OF THE DILEMMA.
wha,evet posiiiou Mr. FILLMORE may assume In
The dark lantern question: he is bosnd TO be goaded
fy.oue or -tiie other. horn Of the dilernma Fsrin
stance tha Washington Organ says:
We trust thar no American will in any form give
counsenaHce tiieidea, that Fillmo.eis now any
thibgst4s tsu an American his political relations
Hwesuppossi- for. moment that Mr. Fillmore .
elected wooid scsueci,s,e the old whig party, and
abapaou the platform AID Ps;nripies OF the AH'er!-
can party We should respectfully decline TO render
him even nc feeble aid, reach Ihs position WHICH
De has suce adorned. Far from It..
Per eoatra, the NeT York NiFror. Nbich supports
Fillmore, speaks out a. follows:
We.rpst frankly say that Ii Mr. Fillmore hal stood
cd to ,he imposition Of The DEGREES aud pledges Of
any secret oath.bound IeAgue that will sh"ckle bis
liberty 10 appoint OF TO remove trou office any maa
who nay be saiGeu,ly worthy or,unwor,hy to dis
charge rae iu'es of his posisou cannot and 's11
not work, write or vote for his election to the PFes
deney. Maryland Union
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
gaola 4fpEa.tttmfllt.
'ANGEL Music.


(Whsa fwflight weeps heath her azure veil, II
Aud the sweet flowers sishas the day grows
pale. -
Then an angetcomes on her slrer wings
Aud golden harp in her hand she brings;
Soft. sweet aud low,
Rirh numbers fltw,
And hush N, breath while the angel singsi
Oh the lore rays fall frO,a hsr dew fled eye,
Like tho soft star beams frste the twilight sks,
Aud she fans my hrow with her fragrant wings
While she gently strikes on the golden stEiugi
Soft, swlei aud low,
Rich nMmbers flow,
And weep fer Joy while the angel sinEst
Like the soft sCuth-wiuds wien he woOs the
flowers,
Like the glad birds role in his love-wrsathed
bowers.
Like the thrilling sigh of the Winds harp,striags
Are rapture tones that the angel siugsl
son, sweet and low,
GIat SreaihiHss flow,
And I dream oflove while the angel sings
{ Like ts.piaiatiye voice of1he rnnaaiuy pine.
Like ,6eSSsii4,l Wild vail ofthe h-asing briue,
= Like the groAns that sweep the hight-wind's
wings,
Is the strange sad so e that the aogel sings!
Park, deep and low,
Sad moauings flow,
And weep DER the lost while the angel sings
Then a Iocy strain on ;he rich harp sweiIs,
AID the soul OF bliss in its music dwells
Aud the tide OF song Ger the glowing strings
Flows fresh and free from he Eden springs;
Sof, sweet and low.
Rich hrcathings Tow,
And dream of Heaven while the angel sinSs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
a brilliant auditory, among which

.... brilliant auiltorT, among which
were many elegantly dressed Iaiies, rec"nt'y
attended lecture on chemistry in Berlin
After the lecture was over. the lady portion of
the audience presented verr singHiar HpPear-
anre. Ssrse Of the gentle fair olss, who had
manufactured f;5E themselves ivory complex
ions, rosy cheeks, tofal lips, and ebony Eye.
brows. had heeu so transformed, Tin copSe
uuence Of the chemical decomposition oeea-
stoned by, the gas the professor had employed
in mi king his xperirnrnts) that they would
have excited the envy of a peacoek. their
cheek, haying turned yellow, blue, l.ieek. viz.
let, aud varialls other tsolcr MoIAl5 Faint.
ed dolls shopl NOT attend chemical rlssinier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
I,IsAcI.1N EuROPE.

The Boston Courier says, ii peace is agreed upon
now the parties TO The war will be in hat like
the following order:
l: Turkey-s,rippcd and rInndeted.
q Eu5sl,--UnIunquerrI s,le triumphs.
g. Frauce-Htr arms secured tn: Allies Victorl-
vUs
i Aus,yin--Ea,fng the oyster awards the shella.
3. Sard.uis-E,I Ihrina for gold, she loscs nothing
g. Enshnd-Her presuge on land and on sea il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

CO. The hostile Indians in FIOrids are variorsly
e.;ima,ed at from two to five hundred warriors
The Uaed States troops inAhe State consist of,hree
compauies aud tNo deiechpsn's, in addition 10
which there are fur conpaniesin the Stare service
the Milole under the command of Col. MunrUe, I'd
.rtillery
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24
.wks7EEs G1Asrs IL THEM SLrMHERs

WEs7EBs G1AsTs Is THEM SLrMBERs. -
.Tl,e Burlington lows, State Gazette states that
y lille workn,ep wyle engaged in ex,ayating
for the cellar of CIV. Grimes. now building
~, tl,4 corner of MaiIi and Valley Streets. they
game upon an arrltitl vault some tentett Square
wl,ieli on heing nleuetI was f'tuHd 10 cnntaitl
eight human skeletons of gigantic rep8rtl'.Ils.
. 4 h. walls of tile vau are about forieen Inches
thick well laid mp with csnsnt or some Other
indestrnetiLle mertat. The vault Is abb = SIX
feet deep from the base otthe arch. TIE skele-
tons are IL, .l state Af preserve atiat,, and we
yenturs 10 say afds TIE largest ltaman r!ilalns
ever found, being itl over gi.t FEST long {
NV dear, WlisfS Be the Hanie Of
ont b8Iss Is said NJ, sifltf 10 Mrs Smith the
other eiay. .. Why, huS, Eve settie on Pc
ter.s, never knew a man With the simple
name Of Peter who would earn his salt
.sSYell, tben, We will call him Salt Peter.
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sAcREDNEss OF TEARS.

Dr. johnson observes :-Tmrers is sacredne=sa
in tears. They are not u u,ark f weakuo,>
bur of power. They speak more elcquentIy
rI,nn ten thousand tongues IIsry arc rIle me-
seng..rs Of overwhelming eyi,t. nj deep e H.
TRITON. aud Of un>prak.,hl,. love. ] tIsrs
were wnu'ng any. a.gaprni TO prove that nfsrr'
is po, mortal, wonI,l lu,i fnr ii in ile srarig
conynlsipss emotions, OF the breast, when IL.
fountains oi feeling art. rising, ;uI when tIr.
tears are gushing t"rrh ipcrystaI str"aIns. Oh
sp"ak MT l.arsirir t" The stricken one. wrrp-
ing in silence Break 10, the dvsp.soitmmity
Iy rude I.ught-r or intrusive tontsteps.--
D.spise not wum,n's tear<-ti,ey are wEar
;,:a,ie All angel. Sc"ti the stern !.eart ot
manhood is somesimes melted 10 tears-thel
are What help TO elevate linn .,h"ve the brute
/ love TO see tears Of affection. They a,e
painful tokens hut still most holy There is =
pleasure in tears anawf'tl pleasure. If,her'.
we're nrne op earth tn shed a tear for me. /
should he 10th tu live; and If no one migl,l
weep over my grave / could never die in
ltcace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

REsoLrrloxs-Never to resent supposed injury
Till know the views and motives Of the author Of
it, Not on any Secession to relate it,
Always take the part of nn absent person who
$ censnred in company, so far truth and propri-
city will allow.
Never to think the worse ofanother on account
Ofhis differing from you in political religious
opinions.
Not to "atoSto bo witty, or to jsstso as to wound
tho feelings Q! another.
To MIN AZ cheerfuIness without ieritv.
Never to court the hvots of ths rich by a.t.asi:s
ei:!.ee ;,,ar vices OF their vanit:es.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

....1t is stated that the days of California eE-
rr,rasnncr are beromn zslowly but surely veied in
the past. In no one branch of commercial industry
has there been 50 great liminution in chsrGes as
in the restaurants: and where one wasonce heces-
STATED 10 erepd dollars, for meal, many articles
can nosy he had as cheap as in the Atlantic States
1t is plainly evident that Cal fornia has not Jet
reached her acme Of usefulness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

CG- In London, ofa PopuIa 'on Of two and
a half millions, ouly Eve hundred Thousand attend
Church. In Liverpool the prOportion is about one
third of the population The case to se pretty
much the came in all great cities.
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Not nngels sllch as lYpn.l -

To- phe able L5nlp spDhdento The 'roresa:e
Globe estates that a repart quite ctsrTent iu EnSs
land To the elferI lst the lleen has some tholIsh
OF psl ing visit dpripg tte conihg
al Ctnada So taT has The fnrn5f in-
ed greund that several 5f the London neNsp asers3
are discussig Tie proprietg OF the step. and ad ds
ing tho Queen 10 make the journey by al mi an12
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I've scv its,atef that quite Int t-restinx 70
vival Of religion is prevailing Lexington, Va,
aud that seventeen of the Cadets At the VirginiG
Military lns'iIute, have Profrssei conversion. We
trust tha, the work of the Lord may prosper and
TINT many more may be brought under its sacred
Influence
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souTnERN AGENCY
gnr HtfG 8ffitf .Rfnpina Hla Mamiaa
"o~H5~es

4 ~
ITAVfNG nUw the entire control fSr .lis section
Oi this relbtat.d NJ tchine, fake the opportu.
nIty of inEI' ming the rcuItural cnSltnt1sIsEy that
tII'' mC'f CIhntiHe 1GEpCintIt calling 10 give
Hil an opportunity of pr curing one Of these lung
and MDrotgklr 1TiGd Machines.
We would caution PunC,a=rss to Il. c1rcfu how
they art p 's;Itr,i inti knynIi nf j, Important
{" m'tt; "a an nmtri,1i stpns MtchJn., while the
reputation If NJ. C.rlnicks Is well established
throughout fis w"rI,,.
T!". perfection "t Res ping Machine being obtain
I'd only by actual b7rvhti"n Of ITS acfi in cutting
grain, and that period Ut time ing very brief viz:
the Harvest il il Obvious tGt il wuuNi require al.
fntst lifetime t" Obt i:I that object. This has hap.
Pilv been Obtained by Nj. NJ C ,rmicE, ard ne nSw
puts forth Machine t!,a: may be- termed perfect.
Toinsurc being supplied, order cHiiv."f
B. NJ. RHODES,
Sole 4 gent,
l4l W. Pratt street, Baltimore.
e5-Farmers of tn" Valley Of Virginia
will please take notice ,at, fDr their Eccsminoda-
ton. full supply of the different paris will be kept
at Charlcstwu aIr,i Winchester, aud aI:o any other
point where the RtnpcIs may bc intr,tdured.
Aprii 26, 1856, If B. NJ. 4.