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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
MERCHANDISE,
HlIT Sl1AE At PLEASANT VlIII

A-Ah1 &Aiso w sAt fzKS OOSDSt
A T THE OLD STAND OF SAM vANCE's.-
IA on hand, and am prepared to show, a large anir
selected stock of Dry<oods, consisting of every var
called for in this section Of the country, and at W
rates than can be bought elsewhere in the county.
Dress Goods, cheaper than ever. fire assor.ma
Merincs, Alpaccas, DeLaines, Cashmerea, Giagaam
Prints, in endless variety. Irish Linens, Linen DAM
Table Cloths and Napkins, Ladies, Childreua and az
silk, wooden and Cashmere, Hosiery and Gloves. Wa
scaTfs, and Gents Kid Gloves; large variety of s
sattinetts, Cassimeres Tweeds, Jeans Vesiings Or
ings, Lnseys. Iickings prillings, Blankets And 4
merous other articles too tedious to mention.
Also, a lot of Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and SD
Hardware, Queensware, Drugs and Medicines end &
inc for yourselves, for it is 10 trouble 10 sho good
22-u JOHN RABLK
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28

s7i9EDU5T1T.s made n l21S cents PER foof.-sslse
~ s[0OF-M1lsk Also large quantity of I O ! b (
c}HslaDtiy asnd. tf5 sm2lx
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
G-5l. 3
W A d z b D.

Lii jhGc 57labtad 10 tneT hv rate or book &C.
~ couo1 vary respectfully invited IN mako par
Tnsnt. daf lauo very extensive credit business and
few patlneHts eliag made according promise, am
compelled 10 -.G collections mistake, YOU must
Fork Over.
FTo ing he above Ia,co viii le sufficient uithourrc-
cccdne furthur. DGCSI&S 0IfF F4r--
Union Nils jan US h. 12.7. .a .- %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES. I
ELECTION Of a County Judge
Of Grant County.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that AZ Election viii be
snt in The several Towns of Grant County, Stale OF
WISCONSIN for County Judge of said Grant County, in
Place of Stephen Q. Paine, whose term OF oiee VIII eN-
hire ON the rst Monday of January next said election
to he held the votes canrassed and returns made IN ae-
eordance with the provisions Of chapter IS OF the Cen
eral Laws of 1s51iyen under my hand at Lancaster.
this I'd Jay of March, 1857.
g D. WAE.D, skcriG ef Grant Co.. bts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
ITog then, Eay %.

~ 4Tosr 1I-, I'd 10 Iaa slIeeli5o1 H9e 7que9sod
a 10 Tae ue a-d ccst5, i9l :e. nav ;roac, 10
paw MY debts. WEI. ~ % -'1 - :
i.al4eas ter. Feb. 81, 1915. oti-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
Gaaa;ac lhas.es Oak Stoves.

Tin, copGof aa6 Sheet Ir3,l 1T.s.l-,g sstcFy.
TNNC0UR.k,. I'D W. t.e large .,,ssss ia as a5ove
81 h1siacss, teS9iieesuse IL irto--;t, BE
I,ayo'o ardas5eSls ct2tsltiss ,s., syc caaaari@la
Ssts SHOP with 0ly Hardware. sGye52Ht ron StS1e
tsi( every 8ftfcic n -Bin, Copper and Sheet Tr5n
v arc, g g lesS pilse. GdJsdegs 40 ol1 afoln p<
j. atte leSfe.-~Sav.I 1875. ~ So 80 r. WfEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
EE .RLLIE ial SE!EE SzlP
IL LANC-AS 81 Z r!
-- Tia srrhssrf,. ~.

;sslipg lesssee .ilsliis-- S'Sssase5ss9.z==-a
5e-ssss keC Smith Sbop in = ssssssstsN7ss
sss isalcstsrs sbs 49,
STRAIT County fiaEse, tor teran Of years, Prepares
to 20 svers ki65 OF Custom YAri,. ~
H. Intends lla.s0i lecture Plos az the most sp2rov
eq gaJiera Of waiea ieiee will b given before SEiag
n 3. lie IS 6eSiraus 81 securing Rartner-o.e ylsr
submissions aa mas ss-sert:it f she more
the better ~m# sessR s ED5sgsR C. DifsSSl&M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-28
!. II. MILLS,
yggE. KING,
EEUGEE 81. GOLTEss,

4 :o59osy at Laao d Solicitor IN Cbaaccry.
AS also Circuit Court Commissioner for
C ant county. Wis. Oaice at his residence in
f incaSter, Wis. [Iy-l22
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

u NWEI HWUI - = - u u j -
A MKlzGFNkstsN asre = fatrcasaad1 il Nsahxf1~
"a ~ a. LkECONbk.
AssArs,Fpss $50 ns0Arfs sss h NaskslHs shan a
ae ofFpe Ree4as. Ne. ~ CaneEa "a
A1hFosspes uads apes aubas pate giAss hstmsf-
eay ssase z1d LAS PFe.asted 1Eaast al ps1by % In
arr
Aus-stvua cuuntsrfsits re nade On suse slass ust
frast. ara duFsrt, trlrarF
Anbrgsypes ssfe nassl ~ uysnleF csfir Eazh
he9 ffom al ether pctfe Olher eorFo9 TIE Rana
El arp4 - infIuoE rc.Ers "a 81 iasNa he nan
sssss - a. AateatFre-tene and duFahHltG. eAt8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
CHARLES HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE.

NHE rspid sale with which my last importation q this
Il article met, has induced 20 order new supply,
which arrived this day, be 1g SUPERIOR to any lot
ever yet offered. recommend il to the trade wen
( or family use. d. L. SIMPSON,
noviO--tf r. r. Shields Com. House, ~ Public Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM IT'S USE,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!
DE kind enough, reader give your attention
ID meRt and you wall learn what
The Gr@fenberg Health Bitters Are
Good For!

ID ment and you wall learn what
The Gr@fenberg Health Bitters Are
Good For!
They have been sold by the Subscribers IT, Tennessee
FOR years and this great truth they have in
their possession showng that they have cured and helped
INDIGESTION,
Nervous Debility, sickness at the stomach,
DeranEement OF The Digestive water Brash, HumOr,,
Deprs SON ofNind and Spirits, oosveaess; Jauhdoes.
Oppression a ter Eating, Piatueucy, Rheumatism,
Acid Stomach, Female Distractions,
Sick headAchei loss OF AppetUsI
Pain in the Side, aud
ToPOR OF THE LIyi AND BOWELS,
Readr Yoa appealed 70 earnestly. Don't say, II
Icould only believe this TO b true! have ZONE Of the
above comp ANTS aud would take the med cine at
II I could only have conhdeuee." Ia Is True. Come
then, your Mid irritable disseminated AID gloomy,
you have Cello Pains amer your food,ii
bady begins 20 waste or your strength A you III your
COUNT naIes Sssames haggard and salow aspect,-n
you have diGhcuy in lying on your LETT de-ify
skinis dry and shriyeledt you have an appetite weak
az variable, and perhaps entirely destToyedh your
whole system Ianguid especially during the process Of
stomach-E yoa a TROUBLES with ISDIGBsTI0Nl and
he tiers made 10 care Indigestion aud all s st
ttndant ills; aud while FIRST il Fsaty stimulates the
stomach, cleansing and these gents,
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing Morbid Vitiated Humors, beautfyiuR the
acs, kindng lie and energy in ysur tire frame, lhsa,
reader, viii she word ger look da arc gloomy;
longerW your deas hope be banshed and trast aside
bot with HEALTH AND s HNeTH
The GTW enberg Health ilters have fore Vordsrs for
May Witnesses ready 60 test n 10 the statement
shove made These ttters AMI al the other Gr1snssrg
the state, aud are worthy Of ace on every esuner
The lice 10 liberal TO Whosale d. Eers and the Retail
price only 2oe II here s, here ahond not Dc t{ or
large Blanket, where IL cannot be 70uRd al
HEcRESziE BECKwIrH. Nashville,
hama and Georgia. isui9-n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
NOTICE no PASSENGERS.
Memphis, N. Orleans & the South!
ONLY $40 TO MEMPHIS.

NEOU4N III % kAOuES!
q = AND 10 HOURS TIME sAvEDl Connecting via
sp'I Memphis with Steamers for New Orleans and Win
south
The che pest best and quickest by Tennessee and
AAba Railroad - >pung H connecting ~ Stage vita
the Memphis and Charleston Rzrued ct Corinth direct
for Memphis,
Leaves Nashville SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FKI-
DAYS al $50 A. NJ.
~ For particulars small bills
kB For Through Tickets apply a. the General stage
once, Verandah Hotel
CARTER, THOMAS, HoUGH 4 CO.
J. e. MERRIAM. Agent. novis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE


Goods consigned 10 the Agents. o. ne South Caroiua
Rsiro I'd at Charleston, viii be forwarded Free ~ Com
mission" drsy Wharfage a. postage only chars ea
hill Of which with su0unt Ct freight raid vessel win be
mail to con enees. Mark packages Agents f.
R., Charleston. 8. G.
The Sorth Carolina Railroad will advance shippers
charges that those who prefer eonsgnng Commits
ion House 20 and have their exPenseb payable
here.
All FREIGHT for Nashville and Stations the Nashville and
Chattanooga R1iroad fc Charleston bv through
Trains ony and shippers may rely upon the utmost des
patch and promTtress.
The Rae eom Charleston to Nashville will at all times be
as low as ~ Savannah.
an authorized. and viii set le prov ptiv any
charges and dsmagss that may this Iipe.
In Of lost missing gCcds will tikr charge Of any
correspondence necessary their recovery, and II
found viii paw for the within thirty days after notse
is given at this office.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and chatta-
nocga Railroad viii bear in mind that the above
ply to 81 goods from ChsTeston, vi ch 20 he delivered
a. she following Stations viz stevenson, Andersen pech-
erd. fulahom2, Normandy HsTtFaSe. Sbeli willie, Bell
buckle. F0sterve, Mureosboro Smyrna, and Laverr
shall be red - give eIpsn alton snd infor
Taton desired in regard TO n iFhts expensebis
CorrespOrd dents RELY upon prompt ell In
uuirieS and every attention given business brought
der my supervision ard control.
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. Agent,
Jans-i No. rs College 81 Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
NASHVILLE, CAIRO AND NEW or
VEAES nATT,V lime

a IA - THEioloving Il 1YIsM -
kszgE $500 steamers form -5f15seA3 j
the Daiiv Unit ssz--S
Ell States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo, leaying
Nashville at ~ O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at A. ~
J. a. CLINE HrFR Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
wEAYEs Master; AMBASSADOR, Wyatt Master Aida,
HARMON Master.
and New Orleans Daily Mali Steamers the Lou vile and
St. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
to St Louis ard Chicago Passengers by this line reach
New Orleans Memphis St. Louis and Louisville in wueh
less time than by any other Boats. For passage or freight
APPLY at the Mail Packet Office Of A. i. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
dset-f n. & NJ. q. 8. Mail Packet Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
STEf MBOA1 !,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.

Regular New Orleans Packet.
- S-~=U -. THE substantial steamer CusBER-
$500 LAND, Captain WM. DURRE7T, having
superior accommodations for Passen-
gers Freight and Stock VII ply during the season as above
aud all edate landings Herexceeding light oranght
will insure IN the most OF direct shipments hessrs.
W. A. JOHNSON CO.. OF New Orleans, will act as Agents
in conjunction with Capt H. D. T. b. BROOKS, who VIII re-
side permanently New Orleans at No. 81 Carondelet s.,
during the business season. the purpose OF giving his en-
tire attention to the filing Of all purchase orders a. me low
est figures II. Il. HARRISON,
decS-6m ASeF !.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
Shows, STOVES.
NOTICE.

r BRADsUAw and A. Y. RUTLAND have pefehas'
n Cd frous netsfs. RcnasSs0s lksalHit shsr eatre
stock q kaola hoes Hats Tssnks 4c, and upcd re-
specfasy ipfafn od patrons q the aie ARA All ne
pabe generally that IL ntend krerns Al The Old tapd
80 ~ co.iefe street. Erfi se2clsa Retail tcck 81 La
2iss' lirnslcGehs asd Cdrrn's weAr. Nhch fheY vii
FL fsr eAkH and CASH oSlY We hope, ~ strict al
tentoa 70 hasnss = eEii shars 81 ihs puss palrea
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

1906. 81 VI % , = MIKE NUFWFHI. tuOD
rs II e Es.i! :.
COMMENCING u BOMBAY, MAY 10Th
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

Sf|are exeer' such IS specified in Eirs- and Third
class; Coffee Mills. Machinery; Foreign Ii1nors, in
Dds. and pines; Tobacco in b1zes; Leather IN rolls
aho ooNes' els in bbis. and casks; CrocSe~y and
Sueeus"are IN crates AMI casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper per 100 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

PlllEBJ hNf
DUNKIRK.
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at n, 10 An, and IN ".
ESrlRST TRAIN Cleveland, Psburg, Steubenville and
Wheeling, Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati O'Clock
A. for all the Eastern ctez also Detroit via Cleveland,
Springfield Wilmington, Crc,evie, aud
ve Chcothe and Athens This train stops between Gin
cnnat and Columbus at LoVelAnd Morrow XenA and Lon
don Only.
SECOND TRAIN Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheeling TX
press Mail leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock ~ via CeVe
land, Psburg and Wheeling, for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at ali the Ponts between Cincinnati and Cou
bus.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Leaves Cincinnati At
$50 O'Clock, for Springfield, Wilmington Crcievie
and Lancaster, Chicothe and Hisborough. This train
stops AZ all points between Cincinnati and Springfield.
FOURTH TRAlN-CleVelsnd and Pittsbug Night Express
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock NJ Cleveland and Ptts-
burg for all the Eastern cities. This stops points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday al 2S0 O'Clock p NJ, for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
cnnati.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETR,
And information, please apply at the oees No Burnet
House. second door Nest o. Vine street, No. III, Gibson
House Building and old Office, Souhe corner Of Broad
and Fvnt street, opposite Spencer Home
Eas,srn Girle hiamil Depot, East Front treet.
once hours from ~ a ~, tHta 81 r. u
r. W. STRADER, Gen kEr.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers al al The principal Botsls for and
every train BY leaving directions at either Of the shove
outtail. lmay21l H. 3. KuGGLEs, Conductor.
$50, 900 DAVIDSON COUNTY BONDS.
WE viii pay seveny-hve cents in Merchandise for Da.
novel Al DUNCAN CO.
WHIsKY-1oO barr,Is Restiaed Whisky: 100 barrels
w Old bourbon WHISKY. In sore and Cor safe By
aec2 W. u. GORDON co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NAsEEVII.E.E PACKETS.

cT~rn - THE new light a cT~@A -
EzEgCs-Sssss1aA5 drsUght steam szE-S7ssSs1 i
ulsszseza5s zEsESsS er GEN. PIKE, 60
GRAos Master being expressly hui for this trade with all
the modern Improvement, with the light dIaught sub
stan'ial and new steamer SAMUEL p EIBBARD, SAMUEL
P BBtpD Master will regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above porone Of the boats
being port every week These boats being in command
Of and experienced commandlnts and with superior
facilities passengers and freights soicits share pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply on board or
10 H. II. HARRISON, Agent,
octSt-6n Front street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

fTAyTsa disposed e. ear feck % beets, Shes, Ae
4 u rssssfs buAnan2W RufL&kn wetaks great pleas
a. IN fecsmnea4 ~ Ne aia ~ khr late
ar ana bstpsak icr tAsn shsrs q tf palFenass aIr
eublic eensraiy. kDnxkfHoN 4 DAsathLt-
fanf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

A1es' SnoVe : Spades Sad Irons zinc and Tin, in pigs
u-EiAte, Auyils, Wires casks % Chains and Hoes;
Mil-qeaTing Railroa bees snf AVE. Chains and
Spikes, and Rosin in bhls per 100 s............
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05

Furniture and Carriages boxed and other rht articles
not enumerated; also, Csrhqys Of A-iis, or other
Chemicals, Vi b. charged bv SEXUAL weight, but at
double First Glass Rates, per 60 rhs.. = 80
Have eTery pacsage plaulv ed with CT con-
siTnee desna'n arc deTof cfdvefv. Eepticn to this
natter prevents delays and losses and nsures speedy de-
livery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-05
RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.
WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR
THE CHARLESTON LINE,
ALSO TBS IISE TEoA
NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS, GA,

CrTA WESr rotsT
Sixty miles nearer than any other Route.
OFFICE No. &c COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OVERCHARGES By tie CHARLESTON Line promptly adj
" jus' ed At this orce Per desiring information as
TO rates OF freight srj Westward furnished
with fsriGs upon spplcstioa at ofiee, b. mail
Go ds rem 81. L5pis Lauiiviie and Cincinnati, 10 Be
sent to Chareston s c. Augusta and Columbus Mont
gomeyY, Ala other stations the South Carolina,
Georgia, Atlanta ard LsG aHge Montgomery and West
Point Railroads vii be forwarded ee Of charge (sxcept
drayagel when consigned 10 me at NASHVILLE
Drayage from the River the Nashville and Chattanooaa
Raiiroad Depot is contracted for tire al az
leo lbs ard VII exceed that except OF
fr, ess than i0O0 weights antilles ess than 1000
charged So cents for the Of
JaE9-tf CHARLES W. ANDERSON Agent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-02
Stop in time.

YOUNG man, you who take your glass of
grog because it is fashionable, accept a friend
ly warning of your danger and stop in time
The custom is fraught with danger, and so
sure as you persist in it so sure VIII YOU be-
come a slave to the bottle. You NAV think
there is no danger of this-that you are so.
strong within yourself that you can stop at
any point upon the road to ruin and retrace your
Dvruu-u man, you may see
your error when it is too late : for thero :.
polnt upon the dangerous road from berond
winch lew have ever returned. and tbese four
performed the feat with almost s,Iperbumon
struggles. You can break the babf+ ,o,,
Us letters are not riveted as yet, and now &c
the TIME to break loose from a custom wb;oL
WIN inevitably ruin you if you persist in its
prae'lce- You are strong enough now to sion
ana you ps5il your life aud your sopl hr
flskNs the gathering danger any longer
tour helpless weakness will come mon vo,,
: =, ANN& when you least expect it. Yo,
~ DC M the midst of a aebaucbing rsvol
ana then gaunt danger viii suddenly Stand
ou' before you, and you win then feel vo,,,.
n:,P'eSSness and want Of power to ersnnIe
with a curse the most a~f1l;ct;vo az.
s0ourged humanity. Stop in time <
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-02
On both sides

One occasionally meets with persons who
are always on both sides of any great moral
question that may stir the times. This is
especially true of temperance. There are
men who, when they are with the friends of
the cause, are valiant enough in their advo-
cacy OF the great principles of the reform and
earnest enough in their ~demenciation of the
traffic and its abettors but when they get
in company with the professed and avowed
enemies of the cause, especially if they hap
pen to belong to an aristocratic circle, these
douhle-faced creatures are equally earnest in
their denunciations of the temperance cause,
they can even so completely change their SEN
timents as to drink any amount of French
Brandy and curse temperance and its follew-
ers to the darkest degree. The world has
never been made better by such men and
they have never improved their own condi-
ton. Happily the whole race of fine are not
of this class ; there are those who have the
moral courage to stand up in defence of the
Right at all times and in all places. 1t is the
e~xcellencies of these that keeps alive the NOR.
al worth of the nation and gives motion to the
car of progress.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-02

Gu and mangled by sin teformed, ~ungainly.
uncoutn IN mental proportions, cursed by the
lire influence of evil. We have seen B
"ithering, ~blighting breath of the rum god
spreading desolation and ruin in its path,
oiigintng the brightest mtellects, Selling its
Victlms IN the halls of our legislature, soiling
.ne Judlclal ermlne, profanfng the sacred altar
itseld, crushing the hearts of widows. wiring
ing from the orphan the piteous moan of hun
ger and restitution, and laughing in delirious
transports over the wrecks It has made in its
career OF madness. We have seen all this.
until the brain burnedwith indignation and the
SOU sWeiled and struggled with its own deep
burning emotions, and we could but write.
otners nave seen all these things and they
write because they cannot help II. Not for
money-not for fame. Theirs is a nobler,
holler, oblect;-they seek the amelioration
OF their race; they labor to rescue the fall
ing, to raise the fallen, to dry the widows
tear, to hush the orphans moan
@Tis weakness. shame.
This low prostration before fame"
and they spurn alike the batteries and re.
proaches of the world, seeking only that best
reward the consciousness of having done Their
duty.
But do we always remember that every
word we write may do vast injury or good
Who, who can tell its influence! Each wore
is a chord that yibrates in eternity, and eter
nifty only can tell itmssence. We SHOULD
write, speak andS guidance of tht
"Great I AM ~
Bound on a voyage of awful length,
And dangers little known,
A stranger to superior strength,
Man yainly trusts his own.
But oars alone can meier prevail
To reach the distant coast;
The breath of Heaven must swell the sal
Or all the toll is lost"
Rose Dale, S.. c., 1857.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-02
Bird Shot

q lover othis cups declares ne Will mot t.po
the Age any longer after his time i ont
says he don't get a paper but what b.s
something in it about Temperance AID hto
love OF liquor" Just so, we utter orr No
nlngs to twenty thousand people every wool
@A4 i they 60 down the dark wav Of tbe
oruhkard it shall not be our eauIt
An Exchange says. W saw a sheen On
s"e lair grounds, that had not been sbe.rod
,nfee Years, with its wsoI on over , Goa
= iehgth- 4 man with hair and ~
kers still longer, stood looking at the .b WINS =
ihey seemed to be mutually adm;,;a~
excellent taste of each other How ID,
pouS St'esred sheep and shaved mon 49,.
e appeared to the woolIy twain
are women more anxious 10 90,
.Aan men, This is a hard question. Rasina
al argument however, upon the Bibliosl ~
@ton una "at the abundance of the hoar.
the4 nousn speaketh," we incline 70 The oI;ae
.hat the female sex are the NOR ~: oeiief
- t"o; Ior among women. marriano
Sornas the staple of conyerSatson Iage often
men it does not. While with
A Spanish proverb says: wb., -
loes IN the end, the wise man Ala tne fool
""h soes In the be-