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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
The s,oeLnoIaer. a. ... ,,nen.u,u Hull.



Fund Association will meet ia their This evening, March
IN at 7 NJ. Come prepared 20 pdg your monhly dues
mar '1t SAM. V. REID. Secry.
Members Of Marshall Lodge. No. 3O-At,end
n Regular Communication ~ Hall this evening nj !
oelook BY order of Worthy Master.
mar 1t n y. EtBANk Seery.
Holloway Pills posses. the most astonishing
paWef IN the cure of general debility aud in ronoNang Tho
system The surprising effect OF these wonderful Pills such
As 10 restore health when it appears lost forever
Sold n the manufactures M 81 Maiden Lane. New York
aud Ne I'll Strand, London; by all Druggists at sac,
6aic,aud 81 per box. mar dl"
Editors C"riifrmte.-tnothcr Cure b, Sx,-
aENAIFn BrffEs -huUtINGroN, VI. Nov. Il, lTAl-Gen
toner suffered Ton about previous to last srrmH
FROM deransemen o the action of the heart which. like
most hers similarly afflicted supposed 10 he organic dts
ease AMI having ee the oNNgouated Rttcfs highly recon-
mende for use in such procured and used single bot
tie With eutre
The sagreoaho symptoms speedily disappeared and have
never except IN instances easily accounted to- had
recurrence Of hcm when they easily removed by
single dose Of the Bttters
Being really Of opinion that this medicine Is of nnquestion
able value cure for Dyspepsia. On which opinion am
happy know that with many Intelligent physicians
have No hesitation In permitting this certificate To be used IN
any way that viii promote its general use -
T. A SrANSBtRf,
Editor Of the burlington Courier
None genuine unless slgnrd1 BUTTS IN the wrapper
SETH W. fuWt.E 4 co. LIS Washington Street, Bos'
ton, Pforrictors sud by thor agents eNerSwhero
For sale by ! II. SEAN.
H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07


tarV. and with much pleasure, recon-
mend readers the above named medicine. We speak
alton and experience when we say thar II
pain by magic from all parts OF te body and
the hest medicines in for checking harh"a ah
ing the premonory symptoms oi Cholera as Applied
both internally aud externally with the beat effects ana none
who used the Pain killer would willingly be with
out constantly their houscsCtg ECtHtHR NohpdTdL
one word In regard to Perry Davis Pain Killer. nav"
used my family or years aud take great pleasure
recommending valuable medicine. that should be
kept family. have Witness wonderful ana speedy
userreenv within thu last week have known
severe ease rheumatism relieved and promising
speedy cure by tins, Amy estimation. Invaluable remedy
lABEH * SWAN,
Of he 81 Baps Church y. London Con
Forsale by Druggists 6roccs and Medicine Dealer" every
where.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07


no --CoNAINCIha ENmENCE-For more than three years |
have been suffering with rhoumatsu, aud enlargement aud
pain the homes aud Joints have strictly followed the nj
ps~isnis and other used such family mcdi
had recommended Tor the of rheumatism
still did not improve the least and frequently con-
pclel to keep bed aud thereby prevented from acn
ding business SOME WUeks induced by Il
friend CATERS Spanish Mixture The effect was mirae
uluus felt considerably improved after had taken the
fourth dose have only used single hottie aud am entire
~ free from nh pain feel better than have felt for yenra
and attribute completely restored health solely to the use
Carriers Spanish Mixture consider 1t most excellent
medicine tor rheumatism aud all discusses of the blood aud
eheerdilly recommend 1t 10 the afflicted
d III RRIrT.
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati, March Il, 1909.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
UTNs0N Notwithstanding leased the above

pstabl, sbmrnt. propose t" open gentecl Boarding
,Ire NJ ma accommodation of families single persons
number of fine rooms 10 wi" be rented 10 sueh US may
desire them. -, :, II .,a,ia,,io,
Those wishing rooms or board will make early application
TO deb l9dlw) JNo +, hA"h,N'.
NV boarding House will be opencdo the first day OF March
Tar,snne hundred and eighty Dollars TIE year payable
,ynckv a. 30 A number tine family rroms n REM ana
.oe 8nr Red Rooms Terms family - per week
for bel rooms from per week Board by the day
81 so Nv Table shall be furnished with as good as me mar
ket will afford well cooked. JOIN r. ia" hiN'
fnl9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

ArOTgCE.-Thc subsc rsbcr returns his tim mis-
is old friends customers aud the public generally
liberal bestowed On him and the differ
which been connected for the last sixteen
years Building business In the city He takes this
thod informing them hn he will continue the building bust
ness heretofore, both liricl. and Wood Work.
ehopcs by close application to busncss to retain their
ndence custom that the larger portion of his
hands slaves and he expects to work that kind OF labor
has the most experienced white
Iourncymen himself with his experience aad by
his attention to the business To he able to
that offer In such style as TO give satsiae
to his patrons.
Ills shop Oico jefferson Street la Of Saun
Iby aud Immediately opposite ia" shop ofNa Iann
r. X where he Will keep constantly on hand all Kinds OF
dressed Tmbers and ready made work such as sash Doors
blinds Sc GEO q. CUhLE Agt
an I7dcody
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

NOR HlRE-A hrstrate Factory Hand, a
Il g. od Twster and Przer. Apply to A. +. Robertson,
TIon Amherst County to n. G. Ialaerro Lynchburg
mar 4dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07


olous felt considerably improved after had taken the
y irdo from All pain feel better than have folt for years
and attribute completely restored health solely to the
Carriers Spanish Mixture. CONSIDER excellent
medicine tor rheumatism aud all discusses of the blood aud
cheernily recommend u the afflicted
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati, March Il, ls55
fth II I'm
.nkcr's Bi,,cr-.-rhesc bilers have become popu.
buttons Indeed their probably general than that
of other medicine while Of dyspepsia debility
na machinery they potent than any elixir hereto
fore dcoVerdby scientific research speak from person
BIT1ERS tonic At this Of the year, especially
when OF astue takes hold ofhe human family which
fresh air and exercise utterly i' TO shake thus extraordinary
medicine sets man up reinsigoratos and invests him with
% S %S and neh % w' a "na
nIed by Elijah Bater, of this city.-Riehmond Mig.
, Fs @ rn s ge 3 nSgs Ps"
iii Dow L BAKER Richmond Va.
Wo"dcrf"I.-A-i Mr.. Henry Campbell OF
Montgomery county Pa. If two bottles of pt GRArHs H.
LECrRIC on did not his children of searlo, Fever
running at the Ears and humps the Throat after the pys
GHATlis ELrcIRC on for three years in his family and
would not be without it in his house
ASK Mr. hebrnndt of Indiana county, Pa, If bottle of
Prof IN GRArIrs ELECTRIC OIL did not cure him of
rheumatism OF years standing lie says he would pve
So a bottle If he could get otherwise.
Ask Mr. Smi iiarpp Of Alexandria Va IL Prof De tiraths
standing after all Physicians had failed Ask him ho
-
try il on his son
GULrErfR G IL, Va, Jan. T. 1851.
PRoF. DE GRAriI-Dcar Sir,-rhla certify that
boz TO OF
lhayc tried various the las,
years he etthK worse by application
OF your genuine III ECrRIC on in the presence of hitv
his so lie
person speak in common tone of voice can thcerfuy
ohh'i," II 10 an. ~, ,,,,,oo.
i"''' ny 49,
w '"' P'''''i'''' ''''
"rhhW euto 10 Do one o '' most miraculous c"es oNo'
r NELSON ca AInonvr Cupopcr c IL
). !, iIlsNf'', 90 -
Is IL ) AMlseE 40 90
- ppor 10 III ,TiI'S ~ l,,iip ~ on rtfpra
~, ~ - i.'', 49, ~ ,Ha,,aal
i|''"'i''sH n'''"''''
n .Fr'' 3n'' i,ls g.
. rams . ;. 'I"u. ' i'tS ~
- - - - -, -, -, prof
- ne '"'r'nl ann S' t' in' "'',,l =. I"i
-" Grain Is on me '"'h anu 'hV p'"" III ''e "''''
All DINERS are it--,aly ''uh'''i'lis' ,.a,,.
/ 81 safe by All lfutsss llhn . Is
sor s'hilLvcn!,- sso.ser'- rsay r.cnycs il the
oll,. article particularly suited to Children
nm, heaIs entirely clear of ia n usn RIOS
gl'l,'s nay Ir,NFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

4 AAn Tons Mountain piHster.-un store
sOVV and TO arrive thousand tons Preston fresh
ero1 raster which will be sold the most accommodating
terms quantities to suit purchasers by applying to the I'M
de!s'+i next door to Messrs, Irby Il Saunders
jan = Il ttw&w6m n IIrCUFlFLD. Agt.
(LAsN OATS for Snie.-I have now in store
- and WI Keep supply during the ofN = Luck
C h.aica BLACK oats. A. b. FUCKER.
eb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
nEEEsyENs. and on hand,

NxCEI.ssDR sOAP.-A good snPpE o.
~ VOW, Soar washing clothes !nst rec, N'd
ff Eets 'e''"i" STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
tor SAFE ny Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

~ w. PAGE, Attorney ns Law, Gymehbwrg.
Va has removed his Office TO tho the store
of A. u Rucker opposite the hank Of Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
CsEY SERGENNT.-I am AZ Candidate Tor

ltEhN SEkSsEANt-a
The Office Of Sergeant the city of Lynch6urg at the
ensuing election (the Tuesday in April9 If it shat ne
the pleasure the people TO elect me shall hod myse
hound to discharge the duties of the office with prompt
energy and mpartiaity ,o,r no,eer,1r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

~ lily OF lNNtllN RG-ln pursuance o the
49, IA 'he eaSn Of 'laueocks Admir- Harvey ~" |
- u safe AT public auction Saturday, the tth dav
" "' AT "tlock T. Mnn the PROMISES the House aud
~ now occupied hN Mss l. + Harvey situated Diamond
, a ~ R' ny II lYurhbufg, adjoining the lot of Thomas
''' m the neEhhnrhood ~ Hamilton hoy ds Residence.
Negotiable Mites, we'll endorsed i aud -
m"nths=iIte retained until paid
feb is d2laN mo u ENluIIr ,',nr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
THOMAS "a mi, fn"Ah NH''h"Hh
late IL .prrtar ~ Martins HdreioHso
UUus.A WsssfEnEAn, ,

For tho ale OF Tobacco ether tonary Produce
INNcunrRa having formed copartncrship Tor the pnr
posc Of doing general Commission nusncss VIII give their
undivided attention all vnuaiFrmens made to them
onco the Store Of GEORGE - DAVIS aud next door u, a
II Rncker El,9NR Wiii.nhep,
Jan Is lea7 THOMAS u NIL" -
Refer In Capt Jna NJ oey Cashier iank ct Va u =, IN
Jno r Davis 20. Saml NJ Garland, Amherst Mayo
Cahcll Nelson Il. q Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
InI,l L Il A..Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

upy,SsTEHsNG. PEASTERENG!- The "n-
- conducting The pasterpg Business in III its branches. both
in the city country They viii execute work on the most
In the best manner and guarantee to give
s,tisfact ion in every instance.
The ~ receive in few days lot Of the most fashiona-
tI az a,,nroycd PATTERNS tor oRNAMENrAL WORK and
" nj al lines prepared to execute any Jobs pertaining to
the business By prompt attention TO ttir duties aud faith
all work entrusted To them they nope to
caive n liberal share of the public patronage.
orders from the country will be promptly attended 20 Al
dress ~ w. So
mar Adm 'oii> w. 'V>f4o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
SALES BY AUCTION
~ TlRE DAVIS


VIZ SAlE-lIaving failed To- sell the premises. tho
Lana et ao acres. we'd Ia Trustee, by tieo
49,, u u will positively sell the same. saturday, the
'aN ~ March. sai at II o'clock NJ In Of tho
9'H' u"ns' m tho city ef lynehhug The wood portion
" anu a't having been divided into II Lots Of from 10 Ia ~
=, VII be sold in lots To St purchasers, upon credit
" anu months Tho balance of tho tract of about III
racing the open Land with small portion of waod
~ ne sndogeihsr credit Of T. l. and IL months.
'' henE within tour mHes n IyuehbntG, is truly val
at 'e well merits the attention ef pnrrhaaers Persons
'n |" Sc" plots Of the land will call the nice of Van
''N a nla'htetd WM. r NANtfh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

S~V paid for the apprehension OF a negro named
RICHARD runaway from the service Of the Virginia
Tennessee Rail Road Company about the 10th ult The said
negro about feet inches in height and weighs
ah0n "a or 100 pounds 'olo very black lie
iu) and moustarhc his voicc is rather in
he reads and writes he calls himself
Richard Wellington: formerly worked the East Ten
nesscc Virginia Railroad Knoxville and with an Engi
ueering Corls Cumberland Gap and Paint Rock in
and NAV en1cavoring make his hr 1ug
Kentucky to Ohio last upon the mail train
this road 10th u and was supposed to be returning to
the Depot a Marion whore he worked.
Richard was hired of DE- of Lyuchburg, who athori
2es M to say that he will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for hs recovery if apprehcnded without the State
JNO. r. HUGHES.
mar , I'm Master Va. Il T. X. II. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
AUSTIN VI. TlsInss.E,
Attorney nts.nw,

Will practice the Counties OF Amherst hed'"t
Campbell aud tho CITY OF Iynrhhurg
Once IN Morris BuduK nearly opposite the Office oihe
''Nrgiuan' lnoN atH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

EAGLE KltLrp-Nr. Edward NJ. Clayton, living
near Otter Bridge in this county, killed ON Sunday
morning last. near his residence, grey eagle, which
measured 6 feet inches from tip to tip; its claws
were two and a half inches IN length, ana their span
exceeded 6! inches the weight WAS nine pounds
Bed .Seatttei.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

MIDWAY WILL EOk kEN1.-s offer for
lVR Mil in Nelson county on the James River Ca
the city of Richmond This Mill has all the
recent improvements There three pairs of Stones FOR
and for plaster Attached
the Mill is Circular Saw. There ample for storing
grain and The canal boats within five feet of the
well established flour generally commands higher price
than flour of similar grade With the Mill viii the
Muers House large Cooper's Shop Any desiring
information apply to personally the place.
9Th of March, by letter, directed
Nelson county in the meantime at Richmond.
feb 25-cts j. GRATTAN CABEJL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
lNu - lANannnNE } X HoLcoMnF.
NsGluORNE n psOI.GO NHE.

4 AsssnORNE n p1OlGONHE.
~ unaLcr- aud Exchange urohcr-,
CORNER OF Main and hdgo streets, Isnchburg. Va viii
collect aud the low rates of Exchange They will
pay the highest market prize tor Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and tnourrent Money.
REFER TO
Tho Presidents aud Caahers o the several hanks Lynch
burg Mes4ra u II. Maury CO. Messfs laro Riuhmond
Inhuaton Bras Co. SAINT Harris a SOUS, Josiah
leo Il CO. baltimore Messts. FarnhRm, klrkhnm Go,
DrcNn TO, philadelphia MosSrs Nanhieck, Read pres
oi, j Ward n Co. Locs Waller, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
NucSORKGE 4 CO.,
MI Wholc.ul. mad Vgeenil (sroccrs,

COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS, ana
manufacturers of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
old Stand Of hceorkle Jones, MAIN STREET LYNCH
nnRa Va will give particular attention To the sale ofFLouR
WHEAT. CORN, BACON, AARn. bufTLR, Nc Liner"
advanced will he made acknowledgements when required
isn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

\ SKULL plcKfp rr ~ THE SrRFETs.-A human
skull was picked up, Yesterday, Mt The corner OF Union
aud Washington streets by gentleman on his way
down town to business. How it came there, seems
to be puzzle 1t may have been taken from its rest
ing place by some careless sand hauler. whose ideas
of the dead did not attain to common deccncy or re-
spcct and here thrown down to bleach or be tram
pied upon and kicked about 10y the passing crowd of
men and beasts. But whether this lie so or not, hour
erer it come there was through some shameful agen
cy-Pe' Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

GOAT y. ! - 1ilt ir1i',
S,uvvg.R UAHE.-Ne desire TO call attention
- tn onr Stock Silver Ware, consisting OF Spoons
rk Butter Knives and Fruit Knives Soup Ladies, Sugar
Sronns and Crumb Scrapos SAT- Cellars and Ice Cream
Knives.
We also take occasion to remark that We have just received
fair lot of heary Gc God Finger Rings and think the
Ia 81 old Hunting Lever watch that has been offered In this
town for one Hundred Dollars, since the original settlement
o Lynchhurg was made.
ars n any Crneman Lady that viii do us the favor TO CALI
without IT,, or r., " ard and take pleasure in doing
TI,en copyl S1INIRTlDRN d CLIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07
L .ANDMErm.. s.rEm,nm GAnnnN

- "T.EUN .VKOF OF lelb-No law upentl fnll sun
ply OF me anNe Seeds 1T an the kinds In cultivation
III 'nN % o. the country The reputation of heso seeds
10" M' 'HtaehShtd 10 require Gail
supply Nenerl,esat SrRorllEi Il WIlrEuEAps
a.. pruggist- Hank square
Rural Register aud Almanac with directions tor culture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

WANTED 10 hire, for the present ycnr "n
w able bodied NEGRO MAN to WORK at this Omco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

FIRE IN WYrnr.-The Wythcville Tlegtaph says !:
ave lelrn with regret that the dwelling house OF Mr..
w ". Ward, of the Black Lick ncighborhood, in this
county, destroyed 10y fire on Friday night last,
together with all the furniture contained in it, and
rranary containing considerable quantity of grain
We are hot informed to the origin of the fire the
extent OF Mr.. Wuds loss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

NNyANTBD-J,OOOA Acres of land Nnrrrnts,
Wv tor which the highest price m cash VII he pad
J.c 40 - PETERS. SPENCE & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-07

AACNEKEg.-2j kii- Of No. 4 M"ckcrci
WI of choice quality, just received at -. 80
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12
From the Ladies' Repository.
THE OLDEN HOME.
By soraiAr. IAIswoLp.

dream again in the olden home,
Where the echDes never die;
OF the gentle tone, and tho ligat laugh thrown
On the breeze Of the years gone by
TIL come not now with the JOYOUS brow,
.I.id the glad returning tread;
But the white stone tells where the loved dwells
In the halls Of the sheeted dead.
There are joyous sounds in the olden home,
And the laugh ofchlldish glee,
While haunting th0lshts to the full heart come
Till it heaves like the moaning sea.
Till II turns away to the church-yari clay,
Where the solemn pines signing;
Where the long gr ass waves DER the place Of graves
10 the the broken household lying
They have passed away from the olden home,
Like dream Of light and love;
That fair young band of the clasping hand,
Are one in home above.
And the song may thrill till the heart Is chill
With wild and nam less yearning:
To the early bloom of the olden home
To the past--iO dust returning.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12
THE SUGAR TAX.

Th. people If th- Uailsd Stars NUMBERED in
1857, IN rnuni nnmh RS, twenty four millions;
the sugar planters of L miSiani 1888 who pro
duc-d ,ha, year 226 OOOo0O pnnnds Of gar-
enough Ia furnish nin' pounds tn zach prison
ia the county. In thr-" years more. our rnpu-
la,ion will srsnl 3l.5lJ,92. The oiucsin
of sugar, meanwhile has iall-n of. 0ny por'
tinnS of Louisiana arr fit tor culture. The
plant has II 'vrr ,hriven th.re vigorously. The
planters. protected against competition. are in
d lent. un-nirrprising. constantly trking from
the soil and giving back nothing to it. F'rc-
ing legislation cannu; supply the place Of eli
mate and enterprise. 8 the production has
Eteadily decreased. until now il is little more
than On. hundred thousand hogsheads war
no: enough to furnish fve poun's OF sugar =
year to every PRISON in the country!
Louisiana is a small State. containing less than
Ave millions Of facrss. i,nproved AMI unimprovrd
About six s.n hundred thousand are improved
but a small portion OF III" unImproved will eve
be brought unhI the cultivation Of cane. ADD
to this small district in Florida end Trxas sn'
that is all WE hav. TO supply populs,ioa whci
is iliing up = Con,inrnt; which, in 1850. will
pumbes thirIy-one Miliiaos~is 1900. oNs hun
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12
SANDER.
sALlM. Mass,

''Tho gtahs nv name, would stao my person too.
Did not the hangm4n's axe lie ia the way" |
The m whu attempts 10 rise in the world BY
pulling his neighbor down, is unfit to be elevated,
and mankind viii do well to KEEP him where he is
unless they wish to make a heartlsss tyrant. Tho
woman who can 60 from house to house. and as she
opens her budget Of evil reports, begs of you not
to mention them on any accounts it would so grieve
ls, that it should get abroad and the poor erea-
ture would be injured, and reports the same wher-
ever she goes is not only very suspicious charac
ter, but she procluims herself very vixen Rev.
Thomas G Carver. ..IF3 a.. ra
The individual who penned the following must
have had some conception Of the evil Of SANDER.
or he could not have depicted II 80 horribly
"'Cwas ngit, and such night as earth meier saw
before Mu.ky clolds veiIed the fair face OF heav-
en- and gave to pi chy darkness still deeper dye.
TIE moon had fed, The stars had closed their
eyes, for deeds were doing which they dared not
look upon For time the pure streams became
tagnanI and ceased to flow. The mountains trem
blsd. The forest dropped its leaves. The flowers
lost their fragrance and withersd. All nature be.
came desnsIe. In glee serpents hissed, hsrpies
screamed, and satyrs revelled beneath the Upas--
Domestic beasts crept near the abode Of man Tbs
Ion relinqushed his halfeaten prey. The tiger
forgetful Of his 6erceneSs ran bowling to bis lair.
and even the hyepa quilted bis rspast Of deed
mens bones Man alone. Of all ssrths eseatures
slept. but sill be slept as If the boding OF some
haleunknown calamity sat brooding Der bis mind
Aspiring youths would mutter Of blasted hopca.
T long cherished Young, fair. and gifted msidess
would start. and trembling weep their injured u
, pocence. Mothers. 100. would half swakes and
press their trembling purselings 10 thsif bt6ssss,
= and breathe TO heaven another prayer oF therp pro
j lection. On such night bell ysvrsa' ans Sars
i 70 eartb q 4A AsnsaLR'