Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-08-08
The Sabbath.
BY WILLIAM HOWITT.


The wronted current of it's life ia star ed
Its sports its ganful schemes are earthward cast.
AS though their vileness were at once dsplayed
The roar Of trade has ceased and on the air
Came holy songs and Solemn sounds nf nraver
note of rest and heavenward thought is peald
ny ms CAIN near. t recLlnes the peasant sire;
within without tbrouab farm and cettso a.t hsst
IT'S one bright day of gadness and Of rest
Down from their mountain dwellings, whilst the dew
Shines on the heah-beds. and the fern is bending
in .hg itesn breeze IN ies1've garos view
God who has n;led thv wonders ronnd their home
IT'S in their love they to thy temple come. '''
stately ship speeds DER the mighty main
On many a league from our own happy land;
tere IL; ngr s ;sas,sd 'hs ed0ra'
Amid the ocean deserts awful roar
Praise Him whose love links shore to distant shore.
Ger palmy woods .'5 where summer radiance falls,
W. '1e g,aa ,sa a1'a W ,t h lnalan man,
r." r.:se t he,ven th CIrsnon' nor Go s.-.;,
Lo! where, engirt BY children of the sun,
Stands the white man, and counts his victories
In the fierce deserts of a distant zone,
A lonely atom D sever'd from hi his " own s'e'"'
The traveller wends' death Or renown to earn
Parch'd, fasting, wearied, verging to despair,
He kneels, he prays; Hope kindles in his prayer.
or bs snsrer her bamv
The expanding heart from earhs enchantment springs
Heaven tor one day, wthdraws Its ancient ban,
on"a'' It's e"'eS ""u u"e"S o"'e ''''e VIII" HAIL.
bRouGHAH On THE fHtss.-le tue course OF a o's'
cusson IN the BRUSH house OF Loras on an article
IN the Lohoon Examiner, anegeo 20 oe hoel on
Loro riunke't oshop u Iua',, Aoro Drougaa" re-
Marked tnat WIN regard 70 the a!ticle wn'cn nad
oeen reao IL was NO aeu, surely speanmg,
preach oi tue privileges .. ,'e.I iolusn'ps i.uuse
out OF "nat use "oulu ~ oe 70 contenu WIN inc
press y" suo" "a ;a'1 60; % AZ. No.. Gu y"
one occas'o" us nie"u' MI ma:io., was Lepresen
teo IN ne"sPaPe. as nas',s sa'u a. puono ilieet
ing III Tue Guy 'n"' ne %ou.u NV 3" pooe'eo"
70 tnae du o'u .nu'cI' n'ea''IS some par
t'cuar Church III tue cry v. No"u'" ~ '1l. niu.h
annoyed at the circumstance ano wrote letter 10
the editor IN "h'ch ne s'a'eo mat hs actuai "oros
were that ne "oua not n% go TO tnat damp ola
churcn. La lausnJ ine ne". uay there appeared
IN the newspaper statement 70 'nlS erect: we
nave gwen P'aEe III ou, co'uu,s 70 the cohtradic
tioh winch MT Mar'ot' has ihaoe; Out, at the same
tme we tn'nk r'gnt 10 say tnat We nave referred
'ne mater " oo. H., wy CERTAIN tnat ne
useu Tue "oius o'u 'nu'ci' ana 10 ado
'"at we nsse tne nus. ~ eo"ue"Ge !" the &C
curaey oI our iepo,,e -. lo,ea' IaushserJ Inc
he(Lord Brougham) recommended him in future not
to be too hasty in contradictng any statement that
might appear in newspaper. [Hear, hear.
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PAPER MAK1NG.-Mr. Geo. Stiff, of London, is the
author OF an improved process for converting straw
into paper pulp The straw is first cut quite small
er with sufficient quantity of clear water to cover
it, and boiled for one or two hours This boiler or
vessel is furnished with partition or daphrsm, fne-
10 nerfnrated comnosed of oonza mr. s;,n;I.r n'.tr