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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-08
EATKAOKDINAKI CAsE.--

II RICHMOND, May LIST, 1856.
Gentlemen: Ny child had commenced breaking ont
last fall in small Sores which gradually ed over
the entire head including both ears. which were 40
much eaten by the sores 10 to fasr that
beth ears would drop Off l tried all sorts of adver-
tised and domestic rened without any good result
then procured and applied little TURF OIL. Ii
began to get better tho bottle got breke, and sp-
piled gals to 1t; 1t again began to get worse. Ny
eldest daughter sad, Pa, do get come nisre of tina.
TURF OIL sisters bead looked 80 much better
when you used it" We got another BOTTLE and her
head ia now nearly we'll. This was an aggravated
case, and took halt hour every day wash it, and
It was very offensive. One bottle, feel assured
will cure her entirely, there is but little OF the dis
ease remaining You entitled 70 this and for the
benefit of others take great pleasure In giving you
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T. CHALk
To Messrs DOVE L. co. mv3
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABI.IsH-
~ MENT This celebrated man ufactory is furnish
ing very superior article of Uttered SODA Wste.;
al,o Philadelph Ale, Porter and Champagne Cider
which is PRONOUNCED by judges TO be the best
put up in the city Those of any of the sbovs
articles, would do well to give cell. The above
articles will be delivered any part of the city tree
OF charge. All orders addressed the subscriber
to any of the merchants, will meet with prompt al
teniion. WARREN CANFIELD. gent.
je l3 Goth ST, between NJ ain aud FrsnkiiB.
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oh E:--i ar .sw ta rexular receipt q
- SSrI ana hAhp COKE----the former q ds.
and economical substitute for anthracite coal fns
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces Apply Il the
corner Of Byrd and 9Th streets south aide csnsi -
mn s----" tNo. j. WERTH, Att
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fs I6-tIstAu Liberty. Va.


rHEAp CASH FEED STORE AND
~ GRANARY.-The undersigned having deter
mined TO adopt the cash system exclusively after the
LIST of July begs leave to inform his former custom
ers and the public til 1t he will continue to keep full
stock of EilI Offa Grain and nice bolted Meal. and
every OF her article in his line which rs will sell at
small advance for cash. Thankful for he liberal pat
rona.e her. tofore extended to him he soicits
tiuuance of it. He will formerly deliver all srt-
clss sold By him any where in the city
JOHN w. COSBY.
lie S0-tf Corner of Franklin and Wall ar.
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IL EDUCTsON IN cox E.-- rom this dry
IL until tbs lat of September next, | will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL
Lars per load Al this price, IL is cheaper than any
ether fuel for beating furnaces in Churches Stores
Tobacco Factories, and private dwellings a. well A.
for cooking ranges and stoves
SOFT COKE will continue 10 be delivered At e & n
per load for lump nnd IS Tor ha-the ma, Grade hs
Ing unsurpassed as fuel for CRATES and open stoye,
by any coal " heteveI 'Ss
" Coke Yards corner 9th end Byrd streets. ana
leih street and Basin bank anu
f G-fs JNO J. NERTU A..
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.lSn BBLS. AND HALF HRLS. No. >
.'IV and large and medium MACKEREL For
sale BY MCDONALD, SPOTS x HARVEY
" 8-2w No % Pearl 81.
DINE APPLES! LEMUNe:! ana sIE-
Il ASGES. just received. the fine 81 lot Of PINE
AfPLES that hiss been in the market this seasop-to-
seher with - boxes LEMONS, snd Is boxes OR
ANdES. in prime order. Call early at the "ST
niCaoLAs SALOON" next door to the Exchange
bank, where can be had moderate terms every
thing in his branch of business.
iva A ANTONI
ICE, Ice, ICE. - families ana a he ~ wi, o
have not been supplied with ice regularly the pre-
sent year, Will now have opportunity OF getting
Ice the remandsr of he year, on liberal terms. Or
ders left with E. ID. Eacho, Dabney Cooke, my
WAGNER, (hlus son.) will receive strict attention
Those indebted for Ice. requr sted paw
hi he is authorized 10 collect far. hing for
m- jy s-3tt M s. TAYLOR.
CTMaIER STOCK now being reduced
- invite the attention of purchasers OF Summer
disposed to buy, that bargains will be offered
LINEN PANTS; slso, Msrreilles p ,nis in rra.,
varietythe assortment COMPRISING coInplete he, a,
sizes. also q full line Of coiors
ALPACA COATS; also Drap dEte, Formers, g..
tin and single Med Cloth Goats made mn ia IL
iightest. and still substantial manner e
NARst LILIES VESTS, 10th Hhi;e and E.
Plain and Figured u rAney,
The assortment il large, sad re xi.b 70 .Io. a.,
out Look for ITO Main ST. ''' 'nsh
lys GRosHosa TUpm.n
'OLDGNk NORTHUMBERLAND -
"a "a H. =
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"ANTED.-- II NO stone 3tasons Hnd uwen
w ~ Labo7ers 70 work uron the Richmond section
of The Richmond and York River Raitrosd Apply g.
the Office OF the company, or upon The work
IL pts
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DOLLA DPS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
L Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under our especial notice of late,
and among them will mention the case of a Mrs
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism. and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
TIC EMINENT. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
vuh
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4 'OLDGNk BOTTL ka... !. ..,i,-.I -
~, CT 'ass' elegant cut Glass and China Toilet r..
iss ma must be sold ct great lose to clear our by
- ZIMMERMAN
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~ .uentiou II requested 70 the sale
ri, .fsfrnoon, upon the pr.nisss Of beautiful Coz
To-, Farm near Fairfield Race Ca"1ss zee me "a
yertlsemth1 Auctioneers.
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I ANE1> tsUOD1.--We nave some decIaed
II bargains in all kinds of Linen Goods consisting
of Table Cloths; Table Diapers, Toweiings; Pillow
i-inen fine and common Shifting Linen; Linen Cam
hrc hdk's for gentlemen and ladies' AID many other
goods IN that line, which we will sell cheap
J. MILLHISER L. BRO
jv7 Ie3 Rrosd s,r.s,
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OT.rnlt...lO Tub. 81 very nice Ieeeis
Ling this morning, for sAis By J. ). fRY.
III 6asa Bsah.
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+ yoa want IA Pine Apple, delightful to
Il cat
Go, then, at 2cHAAP's store. and there get II;
II your throa. miaht be dry, by fatigue or by heat
Go, then, at Schasp's store, and there wet it;
III you 90 to the Springs and you want a supply
Of ell what you mig ut be in need Of
Co. then, schaaps store, and you will find, ii you
try,
That It Is perfectly true, all you read Of
The excellent stock which ut Schsaps store they
keep.
And how what they sell IL most wonderfully cheap.
a This is at SCHAAP Il CO.'S
French Confectionery and Variety Store,
tsA Corner Broad and I'd sss
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~ DIT & k.-Temporary Removai.--Tbe
subscriber, for tbs purpose Of giving way TO IN
erection of house has removed Eis store from
his old saud. of Main and 18Th streets three
doors Shove where be wenld be pleased to see his
friends and ths public generally, in wsnt Of fitt
rate article u Clothing, assuring them that he pro
pared with all the necessary requisites adorn The
outward man. T.. Is SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothisr and Merchant Tailor,
jei7 No. I25 Min street.
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k.NUR sAi4k.--s irsInia state tikegi.teredl
L Stock
James River and Kanawha Canal tGusrsnteed)
Bonds.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'D Mortgagsl
Bonds.
Virginia Central Railroad Qast Mortssgsl Bonds.
De do do Stock.
nv 90 r. H. MAT!RY N co
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WASTfD--I wish to hire. Tor the baj-
w ance of the year, color-d NAN Of good chat
scter. To actas porter in my stola
jy2-ta ALFGED MOsps.
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WANTED To hire Tor the baiance OF the
w year, few able bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations, ct the Coke Mines.
nv It's JOHN J. WERTH. AGENT
ANANT eD.--BUAkD--By n professional
w gentleman and wife. Location not above 18th,
or below 18th streets. Address Box l47. je Ats
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- other lot Of those chrap Black Silks received
from auction this morning.
jy7 ALFRED MOSES IS Main st.
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE, CUT.

HARDWARE, CUT.
IL LEEY. FANCY GOODS, &r.-lntendiug I,
speedily as possible shall sell from this day. and
below cost fRe aud lsrge stock Of Table and Peck
Cutlery; Silver plated Ware Brttania Metal do.
Houseke eping Hardware Jepanned Ware; Tea Trays;
Papisr Machie do; Woodward; Willow-ware; Mats:
Brushes aud Rrooms; Bathing Apparatus; Water Cool
ers; Cioc ks: Fans; Musical Instruments Perfumsry;
Comb; Soaps: Locking Glasse'; Ice Cream Freezsrs
Gougs; Refrgerators; Work Boxes; Fsncy and other
articI,s je % NJ ZIMMERMAN
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HNKfSH DRY GOODS.---EYe have just re

DKENiIUM SODA WATER AT DUy4i.
4 d NORTUN'S Al othecary Store, corner Main
aud 10th streets served out with pure Cream Syrufs
Ring for your valet bid him quickly bring
Some Hoe. and Sora Water then you'll know
A pleasure worthy NeTXes. the Rreat king;
For not the best Sherbert subliIn-d with snow
Nor of the nrst sparkle of the desert spring;
Nor Burgundy, in all ito sunset 2cw,
After long travel ennui love or ssu. hter.
Vie with that dTaught of Hook ard Soda Water
Essence cfa Hundred Pine Apples; do d. Straw.
berry Bed; 90. do. Lemon Grove
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ST. have in rDy employ a celebrated FRESCO
PAINTER. Should my patrons or the public gen
orally, have any Painting of that description tast
they wish TO have done really beautiful such tina
Decorating of Ceilings Sidewalks. Psrlor Floors
for particular occasiona whether in Oil otherwise
natter rnyeef to bs sble both regards prce and
wnrkna nshp to please the most fastdious.
ia 2i-Im
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WANTED HOUSE PAISTEKs From
w four to six more good HOUSE PAINTERS.
and reliable might obtain work at fair wsses by early
application to the subscriber.
JAS M CARTER 18th street
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pICHAiOND WINE sTORt.--We now
II have on hand superior stock OF Wines and Ben
dIes for summer use, comprising "a fart OF
Hennessey snd Otsrd BRANDIES, in wood and glsss.
Old Port WINES, part very choice.
Mederia and Sherry, old and delicate
Claret and Champagne, various grades.
scotch ALE. of YongeI's, Alsopp's, Camrbeiis, and
Dicks brands.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHISKEY, few bills very choice, for
family use. For sale by DUDLEY n co,
te20 ~ Main Of.
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NIUTICE...I wish 10 hire for tine baInnce
" of the year, good and well recomms nded
NURSE and fer Iuch will pay good price. Apply
this Office, or at mine.
iv8-2t MARMADUKE JOHNSON.
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MIX. TI..ii NJ, classical AND COM-
IVA MERCIAL sc FL 90 l., ON FRANhLiN
ABOVE 7TH--The next ssion of this School will
omen on the 18th of September, 1885, and close the
18th of July lai5-the terms and system being the
same gears previous
Pupils are prepared either for Colless business
Competent Instructors will teach French and
Drawing and assist in English and Mathematics
ton is given.
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epEcAL NOTICES.

msyor on Saturday on The cbarse o. HAssI s 49,
Possession OF oose I0HN Gloss. desler In dry good
men men, p nc On l7th street, near Bread.
=
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DECElS EB rails MORNING, so pieces
H Canton Metiings, checked and white which will
be sold cheap ALFRED MOSES,
iIl ut
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AWN-, LAWS -, LA W Ns...The ba la ace
IL of my stock Of cheap Lawns must be closed out
in the next ten days. For bargains, call early, The
established cheap store of
iy7 ALFRED MOSES. 63 Main st
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NEW GENEVA. EAYETTE COUNTY,
~ Pa, Fehusry 4, 1856 -DR. L. SCOTT Co -ltjs
with much pleasure that Intern you that | gave
one dose of yeur McLsne's Improved Vernlfuse TO
chi d of mine that sick. 1t brought from him
between 50 snd 10 largo Worms, without BaTseatipg
him in the least He soon after recovered his health
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
l. Co., and Alex. Duyal, Richmond. jy3
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MUSLIN BANDS. Muslin HANDS...
w An elegant assortment of Muslln Bands on hand
tor BasQues and Sleeves ut the established cheap.
OF ALFRED MOSES
iy7 60 Nam st.
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CsnN LBS. PUT"ri---PuI up in barrels.
DOW kegs and blsdd rs; a rure article. for sale
by VIM. SATTLER,
Nv 2 l42 Main ut.
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NOTICn TO LADIES GDING 10 THE
sPHiNGS---Ths subscriber has had made ex
pressy for ladies' visiting the springs and the country
dnrins the summer, very light Over shoe, express
" Tor summer wear. They the l.tess and nestest
style OF over Shoes that has been offered for sale
in any place. ALIEN hill,
eA No l27 Ma street.
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lSn GAL.s,Ns RAW AND BOZ L. T. ID
~s)U LINSEED OIL-For sale by
Tvs WIN. SATTLER. l42 Main ST.
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NOLAss ES.-.7J bhds prime Cuba Mas
1f1 covado Moasses; Is do DO Porto kco d. 20
bbls. do New Orleans do in store and for sale by
jy7 LEWIS N. WEBB l. co
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
IYlEsCEkL
Ceunubial Adventure.

Tie Buffalo Republic relates that re-
Gently false hearted married man in De.
trot, attempted to elopc from his lawful
spouse with another woman to Canada
The guilty couple crossed the river IN Ole
steamer, while ;he injured, but spunky
wife, pursued them III another; and Just
as the train was leaving Windsor the latter
sprung upon the rear Car and ran through
the coaches until she found the runaway
couple, quietly seated side by side. She
upbraided the man for running away from
his lawfully welded wife, and insisted
that he should leave the cars and return
with her. This the husband stoutly re-
fused to do, when the wife appealed to
she conductor, and produced the necessary
vouchers Of her identity. The conductor,
with much good sense. decided that wo.
man was entitled 10 her husband, and in
formed the man that he would be under
The necessity of delivering him over to the
custody of his better halls. BY this time
tie passengers had gathered around, and
tie scene became exceeding ludicrous.-
The man declared that he would not leave
his dulcinea, and she persisted in retain
ing him. The tears and entreaties of the
wife were leo much for the sympathetic
conductor he pulled the check string,
stopped the train, elected the husband
Iela he car and delivered him to his
wife, sese'sl passengers holding Oh to tke
other woman, who made the most desper-
ate endeavors to follow. The man tried
hard to get on the cars after they were in
A L !
quencc Of the tigh; grasp of the wife on to
It's coat tail. The last that was seen of
the pair they were rolling down the bank
closely locked in each others embrace
The irail fair one, who was the cause OF
The trouble, was carried out of the reach
Of her companion for time, at least.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10

Do RIaHT, TaouGH YOU HAVE ENg-
MIEs.-We agree with the editor Of The
Nashville Gazette, when he says "a man
that has soul worth sixpence must ex-
pect to have enemies. /, IS utterly impos-
sitee for the best OF men TO please the
whole world, and the sooner this is un.
derstood, and position taken in view of
the tact, the better. Do right, though you
have enemies. You cannot escape them
by doing wrong; and it Is little gain to
barter away your honor and integrity, and
divest yourself of moral courage to gain
what. ! Nothing. Better abide by the
tru'h-frown down all opposition. and re-
ioice in the feeling which must inspire a
free and independent man.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10

THE SHOOTING AFFRAY IN KANSAS
The Pittsburg Post on reliable information,
gives the particulars of the shooting of
Sheriff Jones, at Lawrence, Kansas. On
the 18th instant, the sheriff went to st.
Lawrence to arrest S. n. Wood, but was
driven off. He then went to Gov. Sham
non, who telegraphed to the President, and
called cut II United States troops from Fort
Leavenworth. They proceeded to Law
. renee with Sheriff Jones and arrested Wood
and six OF the persons who aided liz driv-
ing off tie sheriff. That night while
Jones was sleeping in his tent, some one
fired a pistol ball into his spine. He was
removed to the Free State Hotel where the
Congressional Investigating Commit;e were
stopping. Lieut.. Mcintosh then called in
ten other troops who were passing Laws
renee. Fifty more troops were to be sent
there from Fort Leavenworth.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
A. Young Mans Character.

No young man, who has just sense Of
his own value, will sport with his own
character. A watchful regard to his char
acter in every youth, will be of ihconceiv-
able value to him in all the remaining
years Of his life. When tempted to de-
viate from strict propriety Of department.
he should ask himself, can afford this
can endure hereafter to look upon this
1t is of amazing worth to young man
to have a pure mind for this is the ioun-
dalion of pure character. The mind, in
order 10 be kept pure, must be employed
in topics of thought, which are themselves
lovely, chaste and elevating. The mind
has the power to select its own themes
for meditation. II youth only knew how
durable and how dismal is the injury pro-
dueed by the indulgence of degraded
thoughts +; if they only realized how fright
ful are the moral depravities which "a
cherished habit Of loose Imagination pro.
ddces ON the soul, they would shun them
as the bite of serpent. The power of
books to excite the Imagination, is a fear
full element of morals when employed in
the service Of vice.
The cultivation of an amiable, elevated
and glowing heart, alive to all the beau-
ties Of nature, all the sublimi!ies of truth,
invigorates the intellect, gives to the will
Independence of base passions. and to the
affections that power OF adhesion to what
ever is pure, and good, and grand, which
is adapted to lead out the whole nature of
man into those scenes of action ard i'm
preston by which its energies may most
appropriately be employed, and by which
ITS high destination may be most effectually
reached.
The opportunities for exciting these
faculties in benevolent and selEdenying
efforts Tor the welfare of our fellow men
are ESQ MANY and great that it really is
worth while to live. The heart, which is
truly evangelically benevolent. may luxu-
rate in an age like this. The promises
of God are inexptesslbly rich, the main
tendencies of things so manitestly in ac-
cordauce with them, the extent of moral
Influence is so great, and the effect of lis
employ ment so visible, that whoever as
pires Aztec benevolent action. and reaches
forth for thlngs'that remain for us, 20 the
true dignity Of his nature, eau find free
scope for his intellect, and all inspiring
themes for his heart.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10

WoMAN's Love "A young man torm-
erly of tins city, who was arrested last
Spring and condemned for bigamy, was
released one day this week, having served
out his time, and was met at the depot by
his first wife, who had not seen him be-
fore Tor several years. The meeting was
of very atfeclionate character. The
young wife forgave his indiscretioa, aud
took him to a clothing store, where she
purchased nice suit Of clothes Tor him,
(which he donned, when she placed in his
hands purse of three hundred dollars
that she had earned since he had left heI
ICED and board. The next morning the
reunited and happy couple took the cars
for New Rampshire. where, among the
pure air Of TIE Granite Hills, we trust
their cup Of connubial bliss may always
remain foil. For such an expression Of
affection as this, the words of the poet are
altogether too tame.--Ae'ob"rgport Mass
Herald.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
FROM THE SOUTH.


Thus it appears that the South is ahead
and that Missouri still furnishes the bulk
of her recruits. With the opening of the
spring, throughout the North, however,
the re'nioreements from Massachusetts, and
other New England States. New York.
PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, &c, viii be largely
augmented. judging from the collections
ana contribution OF the Kansas liberators
in New York, Albany, Rochester. Boston,
New Haven, Columbus, Chicago, and 9th.
er places. Our recapitulation shows that
the men of the South are really in earnest;
but they must not be deceived from appear
ances, nor trust the brunt OF she battle to
Missouri. Ii is only the advance guard
from Massachusetts, that has gone ous. The
main army is still behind. Let the South
thus advance their achievements. Let us
have the question OF "sGuatter sovereign
ty' fairly settled in Kansas. and there will
be all end OK IT. And it will be settled, as
we are assured by General Schuyler, of the
free State party, before September. Hur-
ry up the squatters.
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POETRY.
BEAUTIES OF CREATION.

BY JOHN BoWRlNG.
Ours is lovely world how fair
The beauties, even of earth, appear!
The seasons in their courses fall,
And bring successive joys: the sea,
The earth, the sky aref full OF Thee,
Bcnignant, glorious Lord of all.
There's beauty in the break Of day;
There's glory in the noontido ray
There's sweetness in the twilight shades
Maenificence in the night Thy love
Arched the grand heaven OF blue atove,
And all our smiling earth peryadcs.
And if thy glories here be found
Streaming With radiance all around,
W hat must the Fount OF glory be
In Thee wen hope-in Thee confide,
Thou mercy's never ebbing tide !
Thou loves unfathomable seal
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
ANGELFRIENDS.

Floating on the breath of evening,
Breathing in the morning prayer,
Hear | eft the tender voices
That once made my world so fair;
forget, while listening to them,
All the sorrow have known,
And upon the troubles present,
Faiths pure shining light is thrown:
Soothing with their whispers,
Calming ali my widest fears,
Thus they bring me sweet submission,
Peace for sorrow, smiles for tears.
Bless you, angel friends, oh never
Leave me lonely on the way;
For yeur gentle teachings ever
MeeklY may | watch and pray.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10

o.. The best thing to give to your enc
my is forgiveness; to your opponent toll
erance to friend, your heat; to your
child good example; to father defer
ence; to your mother conduct that will
make her proud of you; to yourself, re-
spect; to all men, charity.
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Emigration to Eensas.

We clip the following from the New
York Herald
EMIGRATION TO KANsAs.-From all the
data we can gather from the resources of
the Herald office, we make up the follow
ing table as presenting pretty fair exhib-
it OF the 'squatler' contributions, North
and South, thus far, for 1856, to Kansas
Emigrants loFKansas. for 1856, thus ia,