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trasatlantilhcn &elcsrapbruta,te. natcrm 335 Sec
mre'sh rrto'grsih eanpn gclcNt mrrcen marcn. 9atci
'tnr IVo Wteilen res Ora6tcS Ycrlrrcn scganscn. 81,
s'sih Gin folder llufaa ietr gu terausrn in, "a turf,
ION rs %rncnenn9 eicirS grr6ortiNen llutcrnctmene
nm iirhrcre Mirnate ~"crSGgcrt nirr, 10 bat cennuh rie.
lr unihll t''rislcn. bnB rine tclcgrapbiihc Scrtinruns
NnieritnS nit gurrpa mSgiid III. 0as 9au loa a,f
lstntm Ssttr, in elmer 9iefe pom ,nci @teitcn unc bic
tdcSrapbiihe &rrtintun9 npn Srrc Der Slsttc ts mad,
europa fnno rbne SincsrniB in rincm 3citrounrc ecu
nod feincr Sccunpc itntt. Durh risIc S6otlahr lit Der
anfaemrrfene ginwanc ,o6lrsiNer Shccrctifer, eo6 Dir
Erabte IN elmer 10 snprmen Giefc mnc Gntfernuua nittt
III i%iolircn leicn, in IAtascutn N1cile tcantportst. 0os
3rrrctBsn ses Games mar rc 6rlNe elmer llnnrofcmmcns
belt an Der Niuremaidine. @c,eits ais eie N(pttc nr,b
I'M Nn9eii6t Der iril@en &iite lh tcfaut, ctna 4 Wfei,
leu ecm llfer cntfcrnt, ihliirfte caS at,u,ridelnce Sau
utsr bic 9SnlSe IN caS @ctritbe Der Waitine tineiu.
unb teSer man oiclrm llrtcttanre ~ot6elfen lcuntc, ,r-
RIP raS Sau, wrranf man ,uritdtctreu umb taNrlte
irlectr aItHehmen unc sulummcuipinncu mmgtc. Gin
ahnlidcr llnfall na6te rcn DRAFT In Der Gutfernuna
"en 34o Wrilcn scrrci6cn. Sicie lnYplfrp,ncntei in
orr Gpnltruftten Der NSat,e iIGt it blrh cine tcIrnccrc
SrrritbiunM mctttc cas- Ntglcitcu bee lurcs pcrbiitet
leltt %Hertcltrn uno alobann tctt Der crIrt9rcihcu Sc.
1uu9 Der clsttrilhfn Bride ilbcr raS Neltmcer nihts
ch1Nt9e'. 2te eln'l4e Sra4c mtre lib earauf bcI&rIne
ten, ct mir eas Gitlcnmerf nod in bieItm Sabre cSer
crit I'M n16itcu CONNER Yollrnect icben mcrrcr. In-
rutcr mirp tinncn &ur,ent cnti6irrcn wcrccu. Die Gis
rcttcren rr &rlcgratbcnrG %cmpnanie In 0pnbcu marcu
tcim Mb.an9 Ger ,glmrrifa" in 0rnbcn perIamnrlt. I'M
iittr bus Srrihietrn ODER irfurtias Gulsnten rec ger
ties gu rntlhciren. Die Gomragnie BAT auf ric1ct lln.
siclc Wfillirncn rcrwcucct, bic 10 (anse t:inc
3inicn %brinAcn, ais Der 1clcsrapb niht in GbGtieteit
ut. Us trcnrf mrbl Der Srrlidcrung niht, Rap ldun
aus eirirr Jtiidiibt bic ScritcIuns rsr telcerapbiltcu
Srretncuna nit Nmsrifn, mcnn irNcnp tbuulih. tcrcitt
I'M Sauft ncS Sttctsrs 9leid, nnd, ten SertIfltIrlueu,
~brld,lrltn rcrccn Miro. 9ltcr icltit irenl nod elm sr(<
lee Sahr Snr %ca'ncnns Der Siirirnarteit crfcrccrlit
lcin lrutc, 10 Mil ticIrS Bel cincm llntcrucbmcu nidt
oirl lnAcn, cas cinii9 in tcr Gcl6ihte trS McnIhrnoe.
ldledtS r"ifsben mn haS mic feline ~titberiac Grfinpuus
y Niel raau tcitrnNsit nuB. bic iucialcn, prlitiihcn uuc
ern''nsreic0rn Srr91ltniit rcr SBrlt un,suacltalteu.
(S. GUrreip.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-05

- Der SruA be5 fubmnrine Sefsarap6en.
bratGS. 9m II. y. 80. braG Gas Sau re5 Geleorapcn
Der europa nit 9merEa titte Ye, tinecn luDcn. Oils Der
3ra9t trnd 9in9 bic See 9u6. Die Ninaara madbts 4
Mtei(sn per Stuupe. Der Sn9rn cir fanc, RAP Der Irat6
fir pie Gjsihminpi9t.it, nit rrr pas ShiH lA ~tripestc,
gu lhnsl ~atroNte; er Bebrauhte ben 6emmappnrat nnb
Der Gratis trad. Ger .,Gpe!rpe' fsbrte iricrt nah Ga-
G:ntia Bay nit STR. 0isiO ,uriid, Der naN gcnbrn elite,
INT nit ben 0ircttcren ;u %ternttfn.
Die 5hife N8amrmrrn, Njaanra rnc SrEqucbanna
btiehsn fnrie :3cjt an iencr Steas. unp itrlltcn llnter<
iudungen iber rie 3isfe oe5 gSnisrs an, re fh ais
5000 6apen srBat ie tctrtsu ntsonnn mad ItYmputb
surif. Die gsmahten @rfabrunssn iinO iTr tinftigs
Seyiude Dpn srOEsm gEsrt5e, mo pie Company bsat
tshns 3weifel an Dem iAlicBi@sn GriOl9s Ds untsr.
nabmeue.
Die Company ,ie6t icbt in 9trat6un3. o6 elm anberr
gsrlub nad5 Stenriann9 Der 9cquinoctiLS tIrme 9es
u,aAt merSsn oocr BIS gum nl6trn Sommer scmartei
weypen lru.
Wlan stau6t Dap I'M Sctoter elm nsuer Scrinh &C.
mast werren mirb. (g9bl.)
= Die wi0ti9ite &nnbe, wslde un5 i'm aauie Ditiei
noAe e;reiate, M ta MoGri@t sou REM 5srsiecu rcs
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81 T. III ti6tes.

Yin asma9trr Sprung. Cine 3situn1 mclbrt, taE
Gin 9alcsicr auf tcr Mihigon. Gcutra! Gilrntabu, ais
CT fanr, ZAP Der Su9 an cinrm gcmiIrn 9unft.niht
onbaltcu miiror. nit lcncm 9t,iielad nah ccm biutercu
Var elltr nne MN c~cnlclbcn bcruutrrIpraa, ,r1lrenc
Der 3tA lid nit ciucr Shucligtrit uru As Ntcileu bic
Stunoe fcrttereatc. Ge Ysrltcbt iih, RAP Der YnIasier
cine brtr1htlihe Gntfernung ron rrm @unfte, no CT
bsrunteriprah9, bic Grce crrcidte. Scin rcdter SuE
ltleF ,usrlt Ae9cn cir G!bc. unb smar nit Ipthcr G,cualt
cap Der Ntldb orn leincm Stcicl ntscriiIcn muere.
Sein inclttr 6dB lficB sclcn tr @rcc. SmGif SmG vun
FER rriten Spur inp Der GtIaB wuroe ~rtcnfolls Dor
Stetel an otrlem Sup a%t9eriifsr. Der Wnnn tlicb in
lhnruer ScmSAung nnc irurre fir cine meitcre Strrdr
III autret Yrlitnttn 9crcrfen, his CT cnplid "A Su6
sra rrn1 Yuntt, mo CT @rn ccm ihne0. bintraulcneen
3"9 berunteriprana, gum Stiaitaro fam. Madccm or
lslnen Jlsilriaf nno nnrere Ge1entGntc, tic ibm cut
fallen iparsn, snIamm"n9craft battt, sina or irinss gSez
9e5, au9enihrinIih, rtne irscnb cine rrnltlitbe Serlrb-
ing rrbaltsn 81 baben.
= Serbaftuna eineS amtrifanersin 3d.
len. 9tah Dem ,@atpetcn (5cras) Gipilisn" puree
Ter trrtiNs @aitcr Seinrih 9Srnct auf elmer nrulihcu
Jteile rurd Nrlen, mr6er or ~9ctirti1 lit, mroen ciues
anaetIidtn pclitiiheu GcracbenS. bas CT uur 10 Sabrcn
beaina, incsm or It n~asufrei iGer rcrtiae Ger6dltnills
auoiprnh. ~ecrheftst. 6r. %. mar prrbi1er Der cyan.
! H'tIp t"'V w III SuiptIlpH, tUNO Ill nrNEer
Idititnn tri icincr 0emcinbe rnp parb trph ieincs
amsritaniihcn 9ahcs ~cimNcfedt.
= Der Sierte Suliin Se6atcppL.-N Die
tei'm bstrn III bsm loafsn BON Se6atppcl pcrIenftcn
Sd,iHs teiuplihe Mannihaft Bate rim beiteres 0ef
am 1. Suli, mrtsi iit ntsbrsre ruliihe SHi,irre trtbei,
liattn. gnf NntnB tcs Grl. @rman mar elm arpses
pNpillon erribtet ,rrrcsn. ce6rn Snncrcs bitIh nit
nmerifauiihsn nnc ruIiihsm 8lngsrn bercrirt mar. Sn
Der Mitte ipar cine Sofel gcredt, an mclher 100 Ser.
Irnsn 9taB fanccn. ueber orr Spibe Der Infe( marcu
@ilcniGt pes Sellers Wernuccr unp bes General gRolh,
it9tcm an9stra&t unb nit Grlnutnib prs gcnsrrneur
YUn SaHatos sol tru9en ;pei 0tuFt GbGre sun Der Gar
niion tei Der @elsgenbsit psr1hiecrne Stafe opr. gos
Seit lief 3ur 9rSBten 3uirtscsnbrit aler babel Yrtbei(.
li9ten as.
= @as mir eiicn. = Der yNo6eter Democrat
ssrihte bic Serbaitnus eines 5leiibers, mcoen Nuf.
tlalf IN csS Slcilhcs, DIS CT auf Dem Warfte ,nm 8erfa,lf
aistDt, nnp tei&ricb ranu bis 8rrfabren nit fplocn.
ben SScrten: Der YroitB ttitsbt parin, baG man cinr
3tDbre, ctpa cincn Scperficl pcer einen 0icifenfiel in
Elm 8altS orer vammYicrtSl lttdt uuo rann ourb Gin,
tlaisn Die Settitide auitrsibt lpYiel man nrr fam. Gs
lsudtet Elm, rap baS 3lcilh, wa6rsno IS Yieneiht an
1nleben 9spinnt, t~sineSws9s an 0eihmad ODER Sualit1t
g~eWiuaeu !ann Nar bsu;s f6 cinrH Mlauu, osTsa Wssem
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-05
Gtdbtiicbcs.

- DaS Maribn0.3 Dcatsr pirp 6sute Qteub nit
,goYe's Sacrifice" e%rGfnst wcrpsn. /.
Na6i!en Mcntas finpst be Tertrisernna Ger ,rr
Atbaltuns hes Stru6rnfefes %bcitimmtcn SGirrbIAafts.
stanre auf Dem 8sitplnbe tatt, rie smeifclsuDne Gin
rcd; nnlanpi9eS Siimmden sintrinacn miro.
Den Mit9lirrcrn Der 0einugYrreine ,SirNinia"
uno "Suartet GInb" trinstn mir anr Griuncruna. cog
mUr9sn Nbenb in NtmrBanlen's Dutel cine GrtroIino.
lunoe l%tattfinSet, Die ,ur G%inubuno Der Scltiirper tt,
itimmt III, welbs bei Dem Stsuben|e1s BON ~rsnltltsn
porsftrogsu werbsn io(ism,
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Ole gpiuncrirr.
@pn @6t9c.

Oils ids iti(l unS rubis ipaun,
S6nc nir ,u ifpfrn,
3rat Gin ihGncr iunNrr Iann
9tabe mir gum 9tudcn.
@rttr, mas ,u lrbcn mar. =
Srlte paS mas ihnren?-
Ntein Dem 8Iahie Alsihc5 6aar E
Uno Zen glcihen 5arcu.
9tnbiN mar or niht ratri,
Sicb eS nidt bsim glten;
llno rer 5apen rib r%nt,irei,
Den ih lang crbaltsn.
llnp bes 5lnhies Stcin @emi9t
@at nod Yiele ;inblen;
2lber, ADJ! lib fcnnte nidt
Nlcbr nit i9neu praGlen.
Offs i6 Tic gum s9stsr trns,
Siiblt' hh mas iih resen,
linn mrin armcs 9e:,s Ihlug
Ntit 9sibminpern ShIdsen..
Nun teim GsiBcn SrnmrnRi9
Sring' ids auf Die Sleihr.
llnp nit MIbe tiit' i'd mid
9lnA Dem nItbitsn Ieihe.
gGas ih in rsm &ammerlein
Stia uno fem 9ciprnnen,
&ommt = mie fam es anbcr5 Iein2 -
@nrli6 an Die Sonnen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-05

= pa = vSirtnittin Iatsn,ter gseht lcsrs @isrfdltr emsfanoeu
ipll, I!ic9e NniciAe IN Nc. 81. b. @I.) in wclbtn i'd meirrn gm,s
Pen SiEr YrrEiuft babe. 70 roarie i6 Die pcsierrt. nelhr nrr mir FIR
lGine lStrtartr) efranfpertlt6 lnc. ienent urYrrihanlter Griuhsn
ibntib abiulicfrr,. 6. 6 o. q ~ NV VI
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Wci,c 1njsiGc,s.
Sdnfldaliu1.

Sanfaauna.
zen Wlttlllieecrn Der Shinrr.0oW Wr. |. Sfr. 8. /, % -,
;nlrnlSne. VA, II tie ih hermit nj 9amen Scr @rrcin. G=taots"
@toR'yoat. lNpit Der GrrR' 0rM pra Staals Marsiarp ,,nS rsa
Stlefinr> Seafh Sl yaltnnr t ntcintt inuiaIcn unb bcr;lidifr;
Z ant fr Die f%rcnnbttde stcinabm. imue fr bic sbrsnreiIs ,mS
o. !, gtpiTtbrna, bic mir Sr1 b%snirthen wibrno mriurr
@i Weltntcit in &idncnb III Sbdl pnrbe. az. "''"'
<monS, 3. September 1851.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-05

wire SslrNnuna nnaetuten! Sir Die gn,eiae fol-
der ptrl"nen, rslhc Scrtacc's boaSuciihcs Bitter
felldif" rerr radhma6cm cccr iulds 8dllhnnacn Der
tanfen. SoS sbtt. ccrecntrirc Grlduriltc 8itttr mirp
hhr III balte gtntflnibrn 9cfi0t. um ccren !6als Der
g!'n'e mn Dir Stanatur Scs Gigcntbi,ners, 9. @aae.
it,. inS WIas %Nettofcn it.
Gttlc' hsrrlihe Nrcma in Srn rcn 4mcritaneru NIT
ie'drr @untt oufarnpmmcu mcrrsr, te nur mirtIiH
Experimentation 4raparatru a%etibrt. Wcuu mir Nc
etnt'n, mrid ~briliamr NHirtun9 rs tei rcu bartn1diolcu
0alri' Hpn 5icbcrfrunfbtiki, ShmIttc jreer srr. lin
peseaulihf it, Srctrcnuirn. @nscm1lurr, franfboftsm
lno nereSltm 1cpfmch, %crltrpfuna unc 6l1ncrrbciccu
bat. lairit aud lei ~nerpGien mo rbe,m,atiihcn .Nrorfe
ee'fei' 10 ri'rfcn mir nns ilher lcin'.. Nrpulnritlt niHt
munecrn. Der gcicrucc tnnn ttcies Seilmittrt nidt
Scai9 ihGscn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-09-05

- SSit mir nns suprrlGiiiSr Suctic rrrnebmen, bat
pb /" tlnsm 2brilr Ger Gtart cine Sisilancc &, Grmi,e
aus irgenanntrn Nrmcirt nit circm Srrrta,rte u,
Eileen. btatibtiAt. nm irrclirtcnrc STrarr in ibrcu
srbnniHn8sn az loren, oCrin mir bp6rn, sdE cas- Or.
lrs irtnen %ciisrnrn aral in ririem jallc fIblen laltu
mirp.
Die Mi,s'iccer rer Geuti&rn, &ranfcn. Iluter-
ine"n9e- @cirtihnft fnGtcu in ibrcr isttcu Trriomms
l"na e'nltimmiN crn gcitluF, fb an trm Gtsutsnfciie
'ethf'liNen 'n mcaen. @rdt 10! unc mir alnutcn, ran
lid frlne Der Iiefsrn rcntidbsn !0,cicnihaftcn bon rieirm
'9tHtionaIfeifc ousiblitBtn mirr, musu mir uns erlauten,
auh ''nfcrc antir1rtiacn Srrunre uno Ssrctuc ein,u-
'aren: Sc Arc6artiacr raleibe ausfdat, ttlc msbr mcrs
efn Die biclt9cu Gentihen az Ntbtnuo in rsu 9(lac,,
Ter Nnerifdncr gcminnn mo rem 3mcdr rss Ssirs
mtrc rann rrppsltc Nrdnmna g%etrascn.,
Wir tnttcn aclcrn GrtcNentcit, rem ,ur sttaf,
'''na ce SteutrnfeitrS t~eitimmten Sslpfds in 9lusen,
lnelr III rrbmrn, uub miiIrn Mifcbcn, cae tie Ssn@
ernimlfte teinen l6Gnercn mn poIcncsrcr Ylak aug,
mahlen 'trnntr, ca bcricItc elmer iccen gnfcroer,na
'ntlpr'&t. in rrr nnmittcttorcn NGbc err Stact 1icat
"nc Sermilttclft htr Grcrcridsturser Giicntabn CREDIT
ntroen ta1n Hne hh rurh ieire @r4br anp 5hnttiaeu
9lnEsplashcn autcidns.
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Gin tas ccutlac WuMifun,.

SMf nHNlsn ms prrNlidir', auf Se ia 30. 81. 8. 81 o.oen 6rn
- 80. ~ G' an ammonium 1enlahte @"idnlcisuna in rrpictrn uno
msnlEtns erlhdti StenSsnanntn an bic 9trlfsote Der gierf6Is
NSt n'ephten' rretriten mir cen btmiclben our @nfpprt, ban. sr bns
Stet Tispsf y rfal'tt une he NdFtr rod niht ,urIdsrbancn babr
nls's aetr altuS nadh 9urifsrtattnna Serrn obwsnitsin ;niteasn n s@
I'M anetrn Sape eetlr 2ntluna tef. II mlret. Sa mir bisIe gnt.
mSrt NfBtertn l'ltt mittb:it:cn. 10 t6unen mir jeneu WrtHel MUIR Srn,
@Fanse. a.; en- ~ @SrGodSttniFiahisfsi pSr gSabrbcitSlictt ,%uitreiben unS
y w. W. -'"''' 's'"apT'' Q. 8inbsrsater.
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Eeyn NEie man oNe SMmer,en hciItn fanu.

Tit 3oritncr, melbt an Rbcumatsnlus, We,tra!aio. ,srsaC,u
&rpi- @ciihtss. Scitrn>, GNitctr. unb 3itfuulbnitr,en leipsn
fnrtn anscntlitli@e enSsrun9 mc 9anslide @kbatf. menn lie
tim einrs Gbcm;itcn BIT lid ais has bate Sti(nftttel fin Sdlnrr,Tt
in Den hnofsn. Must'lr. Nerpen mb g, bnsn btpdhrt. Ncrfids
cine 6laiht rno fnee Sttun9! Greis IL. ID unb 50 Cts. Ger.
faIft iprb haitlbe bel
9. 81. 3a&rifon, 9. 86befsr unS alien Qruao;lten
81 " Mi1Mrrh. Wsrrls nrh Yttcrss.rf
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Sa 3crr E. M: &rienbannt GtihIftrldiihtea baItsr ifh m,i.
Aetl SSiasn @rtitel AT mi erritnrn, 10 BE, uacn lie ltnteridrieb,.
Nsn, CAP PER- y. y ". &Intmerntann Grikrsn bmIhtGit Der 3u-
riietAate Ter StrrflIer he Nntport oak, er werbe SieIclben ,urHHd.
rshefn' l00ale CT ft ptepsr in Gmpfans senOmmsn bate.
y. 8tn5erSater.
q. 6aafc.
9. ". 3adrtfIpu
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8DGGsz 6orfeaa,

Neine Trcunpe mo bS Yu5lfu IL inebeionbers mSe i'd auf
n,nrssn. Senrt4a ben s SsSt, gu siaem ertra outer @Ios Qaner.
bsrrliMis 6crbit 98eltcr mirb ouBrSsm einen @nsaua rm6 rnsntrt
@aricn>9oat te9Gnitiacn. s. q. Sottprf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-20

PLURALITY OF WORLDs.-The
idea occurred even to Copernicus,
that our heavy mundane sphere,
which affords convenient and sub
stantial support to the footsteps
of man, might possibly be not the
only body Of the kind contained
within the wide realms Of univer-
sal space. He knew that, if he
could get far enough away from
its sunlit form, he must see it
dwindle down to a shining point
or star. He perceived that the
transparent regions surrounding
the earth are crowded with such
shining points, which become Wis
Iible when the observer is protect
ed from the glare of the sun by
the nocturnal shadow of the
globe. He watched these shining
star-points night after night, un.
til he ascertained that some
among them at least move il
space, as the earth does, anC
round the sun. From these sim
pie data, with the bold dash 0
genius, he leaped at once to thu
conclusion that mans world is no
= solitary in the infinite wilderness
of space; that it has companion
. and brethren amid the shinin,
> hosts of the sky; that there ar
! other orbs of substantial materia
whirling in the sunshine, and ca
pable of affording all the cond
lions which life of the highes
kind needs for its development
, and support. In this way aros
d the idea Of Plurality of World:
e -Ldin5wyh Reyiew.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-20
ASIATIC PROVERBS.

A wicked woman in the house of a
good man is a hell to him in this world.
A young man who has the wisdom of
an old man is considered as an old man
among those who are wise.
A righteous prince IS the image and
shadow of God upon earth.
As soon as virtue begins to discover
itself, vice begins its insolent insult.
Can it be said that a man has wisely
considered what he has done when the
end corresponds not with what he pro-
posed?
To the end that what you desire may
be advantageous to you, never desire
anything but that which is proper fol
you.
Those who will not forgive an offence
are the most accursed of all men.
Though it be pretended that no maj
can shun his destiny, yet 1t Is well to d.
nothing without precaution.
1t is a double present when given witt
a cheerful countenance.
Nobility is nothing unless supportec
by good actions.
Evil speaking and caIumny never qui
their hold till they have destroyed the in
nocent on whom they have once seized.
I Consider your estate, and leave play
/ ing and jesting to children.
Soft words may appease an angry man
but bitter words never will.
/ Would you throw fire on a house il
flames to extinguish them?
/ Continue to speak the truth thougl
/ you know it to be hateful
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-20

URANUs.-This planet is one
Of the most distant of our sys-
tenn, being about 1,800,000,0OO
of miles, or if a person were to
count 200 every minute for ten
hours a day, he would be about
a years in cOuntig the distance
Of this planet from the sun. It
performs its journey round the
sun in about 81 years, or its
years is equel to "a of ours. 1t
is Sc times as large as our planet,
and its diameter is $4,000 miles.
Six satellites attend it, and re-
volYe round it from east to west.
1t was discovered by Sir VIM.
Herschel in 1881; and he chris
tened it Ge0rgllma Sad,1s, in honor
of the reigning king other as
tronomers called it after its dis
coverer, Herschel, and Uranus is
the name by which it is now gen.
orally known.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-11-20

The WAY TO MAKE PIEs.-An old
lady in the country had dandy from
the cityto dine with her on certain occa-
sion. For the dessert there was an
enormous apple pie. La ma'am p said
the gentleman, How did you manage
to handle such a pie ?" Easy enough .
was the quiet reply; "we make the crust
up in a wheelbarrow, wheel it under an
apple tree, and then shake the fruit in it,"
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LoTIERTEs-

FEHHE Lotteries of Samuel Swan < Co. are char
n tered by the State Of Georgia, and have sworn
commissioners appointed to sUperintend their
drawings, and certify that everything connected
with the same is done ia strictly honorable man
ner. They offer to the public a fair opportunity
for investment, the interests Of parties ut a DIS
lance being as well protected as though they were
present The managers would respectfully call
attention to the fact that al persons have legal
right to send orders for tickets to Georgia, as the
lotteries of Samuel Swan & Co. are authorized
by the Legislature OF that State i lottery will
be drawn every Saturday throughout the year Ill
orders received being filed in the drawing next
TO take place after the same comes to hand. Ac-
cording to the scheme one ticket in every ten
must draw a prize. Tickets SO; halves, So
quarters, s., 80. No tickets sent unless the mon
ey accompanies the order. The drawings are
upon the principle of one number on each ticket
and are so simple that none can fail 70 understand
them. There is no combination of numbers tc
mystify the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 to $50,
600; every prize being drawn, and result of draw
ing forwarded to all purchasers.
ia list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount that each prize is en-
titled to, will be published after every drawing
in the following papers New Orleans Della
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta hteligeRceT, Savannah Ne1r
and New York Weekly Dag Book Write YOU
address plainly, and direct to S. SWAN g. Co.
augusta, Georgia.
Prizes paid in full no percentage deducted
from prizes as in other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. lay,
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It is blessing to house to have a
number of guests at table.
Five things are useless when they are
not accompanied each with another thing;
advice without efect-riches without econ
omy-seience without good manners
almsgiYing to improper objects, or with
out pure intention and life without
health.
If you wish your enemy never to know
your secret, never divulge itto friend.
Art thou a man in honor? Wouldst
thou live without inquietude or remorSe i:
Then do actions worthy of thy character.
It cannot be said of a miser that he
possesses his riches, however attached he
may be to them.
The thought of evil frequently derives
its origin from idleness.
Kings and subjects are equally unhap-
Ply, where persons of merit are despised
and where ignorant men occupy the CHIEF
places of trust.
Answer those who ask questions O
you in such a manner as not to offend
r them.
| The most proper way of furnishing al
r envious person is to load him with bene
: fits.
r Prudence suffers between impossibilit,
and irresolution.
! When you speak, let it be in such
!. manner as not to require an explanation
: The most precious acquisition is tina
E of a true friend.
Never trust TO appearances. Behol
: the drum; notwithstanding all its nois'
E it is empty within.
e Keep not an evil conscience; but h
j difident, to the end that you be neve
It surprised or deceived.
e Nothing remains with punishment {
n reward.
IF Awise man by his speeches does thinl
d which a hundred armies eonjoined cou
st not execute.
;e Do not speak until you have thong
in what you intend to say.
sr Those who believe they may gain
~ seditions and connections never fail
1t, excite them.
Il The best friends we have in the woI
y, are the spies of our actions, who publ
I'D our faults.
Hope for nothing in this world 20
H. Soul will enjoy not
:. He who applies himself to acqu
knowledge, puts himself in the capac
90 of possessing all good things.
~ He who does not succeed in the bu
he ness in which he is employed, because
tio is incapable of it, deserves to beexcuse
- for it is to be believed that he has dc
ba all he could to accomplish his end.
Ill Every kind of employment require
nal particular kind of genius.
or Riches increase in proportion as J
Ill give to the poor.
The greatest reputation is frequen
las an embarrassment.
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ORIGIN OF WAKEs.-The festi-

ORIGIN OF WAKEs.-Ihe tesu-
val of the day on which the church
of any parish was dedicated IS
specially enjoined in the law OF
Edward the confessor and from
this festival originated the wakes
of more modern times a name
derived either from the verb 'ee'-
ken, to cOnsecrate, or, as seems
more probable, from the Saxon
word for the vigil by which the
festival was preceded. The IN
stitution of these festivals Is to
be traced to Gregory the Great,
who advised Mellito, whom he
had sent as abbot into Britain, to
encourage the people to hold fes-
rivals around the churches on the
days of their conservation, or OF
, the commemoratiOn Of the mar
.Itvrs whose relics were placed
there, that he might prevent them
/ from attending their idol-feasts.-
An old English sermon states
how the vigils were changed from
feasts to fasts ; how, in the be-
! gynning ofholy Church men and
j. women comyng to church over
nyghte, wit candeuls and Other
] lyghte, and woken in the churcl
;, ale nyghte in her devocynes !
but, by processe of TYNE, " they
e " turned the good holy devocyol
into synne; wherefore holy fader
n ordeyned the people to leye tina
waking, and taste the eyon; AM
5 so turned the wakyng into fas
ii tying but yeti holdith the old
1t name, and is called in Latin V
gilia, that is wakyng in Eng
" lysch."