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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16

-. - ;a-.sSfssr ,FUKNItUkE: :FUENu TlKG!:
y. Grateful for past the subst rtcI woLld
5--~44 return his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie generally, and Inform them that he
hand and is constantly adding thereto large
of Elegant Furniture manufactured by sku work
Of the best material and finished In the G
srahe IFS Stock embraces every arceusualy
~, in the extensive manufactures
lie scsa call from those wishing purchase, ei "a
,ure that he and will give Satisfaction In resatd oQ.h
price and quality OF work.
Hair aud shack Mattresses always on hand
EDWAKD j. FOIkES,
and Mandatory, doors below Liberty
luu4e iSrI dNctsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16

u1A ABAAlS, EXPREsS CO.-This day n2un
II received beautiful assortment Of young Gcnts
new style HATS AND CAPS; In part as fellows: OPP
era Hats Cloth and Casmer) London STYLE Calf and Mo-
rocco London rwled, entirely new Also CAPS of
patterns Call and see them. L. L. ARMISTEAD
nov Is dts-Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16


health purify the hio" Frsrs shout cAerr'"h
arise foreign havi been absorbed and rrisd
The circulation These produce an
Influenza Group rheuin ,ti-n. aau chpc OF cough
Bn i.rardreths Pull. simple aud vegetable remove
= ,,ila~s They tho
saving valuable YES Principal ofce IVA
Canal street Brandreth Building. New York Si also ny
apuuts generally. -diwn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16
AMI SE NnNTS.
ID U ID l. II Y II A L l.

ut SkEI & 60. iisstIs aNp MANAGERS
t,4tr kUrl, Iar. I. ieiti, and lin.s. J. M"Ncy)
IliG, T. h.BNIET. ACHING MANAGER
/ l., rama LIPS. sfAGE MANAdER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16

MALAGA GRAPks, New Hasins, Figs, Cwr.
AVA rants. Ctron, SC, &c just received by r. A BOYD
li-dts Near the Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

Cd feurg Amerca ap opposivsty 70 let on Stock Il q.
jscuvee whch had been accunulstiDg Samuel q. jazz
scp, member Of the COMPANY o. board tho Nisga-
~, Ab6 .urphhed The cable.
Nassau Boz No &c. This cowrsny was out In gool
fr<ce and both ths members and their carriage LOOKED
well.
Psuldirg Hose No. 81, JoLa j. Reed foreman. psradsa
t6n'y men Thslr carr,ass WAS beautifully csoksa with
flowers nd lanterns
Now Jersey Brsss Band.
n I. Brennan Hoee No. 60, walter Roche foremsu Ia
frort Of this engine were American flags ntsr,was1 asA
On ne top there va powerful DrummOnd light Thirty
members Of this company psvaoei
Merchant Hcse No. g. rne members OF this COMPANY
Dsde very creditable turnout, and received tbs a.
along.
len Hose No. 80. The members Of this company looked
we'll aId turned Out IN good force.
Zephyr Aose No 81, j. II. Whitney, foreman; twenty
eight men This cart Was illuminated BY very large
Drum noLd light
Minute Rose No. 49, me members OF this COMPANY
mustered in respectable Iumbers and made app sar
ace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02
The flRtMea's PARADE

THF GRAND TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
MAGNIFICENT TURN OFT or THE TIRE
DEPARTMENT THE FINEST DISPLAY or
TIE KIND on RECORb.
tie various compares resoosd ia ~'aoa md foy
lstb srses SOC sfer r. and 5o,.nSaaedp form Ia
tfoc,ls.r Ac.ordng = tbe rrasrsmmo win The exoep
ton q Oue o. iwo canpaules The hrcmens unosm was
FRO cap red shirt snd black rsnts. The lire commences
70 march icur sbrc.as down FofUsecond srss, SIKH
aysas srd coo,nvsd down Broadway, nsrchlsg srosnd
.. s44s1;.-B sAlss " ws,hl-.Sa c9-;Es5s t-rcrsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02
THE EXAMINATIONS.

NEW YORK IN A BLAZE-GRAND DISPLAY
OF THE HOTELS, STORES AND PRIVATE
DWELLINGS,
TIE demonstrations OF rejoicing over the successful
achievement OF the great Of the age last
Ing, 10 far the luminatons concerned, almost
ely confined 10 The part Of the city. The proprc
tors OF Tho Greeley Hotel the OF Forty fourth
street and Sixth avenue attracted attention by tho
brilliant iunpsuop OF his bar and The burning Of tar
barrels the centre Of the street opposite Tao Msuder
vile House In Broadway rcy Thirty second street.
ikevisc brilliantly oebsci up' but shess and
slight demon strsious Of Joy In few private dwellings and
segsr stores Intervening The umlnaoos may be said 10
have commenced the route Of the procession a. unioa
square
few hourcs in other parts OF the city we're Illuminated
but attracted lle attention Evidently the great mas OF
The people who were interested the reoscings wore
attracted nom homo 70 thu torchlghs PROCESSION Of The
Hrcmcn.
Among TIE mcst noticeable Of the illuminated private
dwell ipgs that OF Dr.. Doremus, Fourth
The garden trout and 81 doctor sssiefaly
illuminated and was quite an attraction during the even
ing Every square OF glass had ito candle "shiang bright
ard clear and the bougts Of the trees we're suspend
Cd IN rich profusion sn,srns d vsiegased coiors Our
national standard and that Of Great Britain were suspend
Cd al each end Of the garden and made altogether very
The Brevoort House, on Fifth avenue, made most
splendid appearance, having sixteen hundred sperm
dies burning NJ tmo sending forth halo OF light thai
um the avenue for . considerable distance.
The senate House Hotel, No. 10 Broadrvy was VERY
tssofuy illuminated with lamps, candles &c tbe Ame-
Fican Gag floating in the midst There were also several
ba loon sscenscps from the hotel under the management
Of Mo propretors, Messrs. A 7. Porter.
DIT Recess house, Hof 10 Union square Opposite WASH
ngtons statue, had the American Gag displayed and was
brilliantly " hted with candles.
Matt CLARKE confecouer, ssj Broadway hadA taste
~ arch eccie, composed Of Jets Of gas In cash OF
he thfse large store Windows
w. Chss. Hobbs, sac Brrsiwsy. paper hanging and
Pauline tsablishnont, hao bis sirs brilliantly iirlta
eth cssdies WITH life size representations u wssbn tor
snc On tue rghi the d Teas Of Liberty buchanan ire
t, shd tf <Hn ard Berry Csy underneath this group.
vey cslsecls american banner, bearing the inscrlL
un perevo,ance Ccnqucrs, and on the reverse sd1
cets 70 ScaBcs.o
The !. Dynis Hotel was lum rated viii csadlss.
Inc svor ware stcye Of Mr. Robsri fsvs silver ware
mcrchs1t brcadwsy corner OF Ninth eel presented
nplucd appearance the the whole frcns being In blaze
q tight. The follorug Inscriptions were prominently
oppltyed on he building -" Don't forgot Everett, VINO
shufied on tha, immortal cod. May his ssyis Of paying
-, , s-ia'sa b al" uEcaeg 70 gi.s, ro!wlhI.a-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

TFeasrRY GuAwRvps, November N EcS.
Mess Tressury your letter Of he ish ulno addressed
York, Nevtoundlsut, ara London Telegraph Company,
graph whch proposed establish between found-
Ireland, directed b. hetr Iordsps sequsnt
you thai hey prepared " enter INTO contrsc, with be
s,d esra conf snJ, bsed "a The following condidons,
rs UNDERWOOD ina, the capital required 70 ay DO wn the
lice win be fs00N ihfce hupdrei and nfiy thousand
Her Msicsy government u rsge 10 furnsh he aid OF
shrs 70 th- what .ounfnss may s Be considered ueeul
say rsqass. hal may De made 70 rnsh AID b ser vessels
fbs Irilsh ruverr nens from the time o, TIE completion
undsrsts 70 paw he OF Eit0 fourteen thousand
som "a csps fsed remuneration fof ne work done
iopsewsrd q sir payment 70 coninus until
the prohn Of The company equa 70 dividend Of sir
fl0 co ten thousand pounds yea for period Of twenty
T. however underwood that n. government, messages
smo,pt 10 larger sum- such sddionsi payment shs be
That he British soverrmen, shall have priority in the
exception only goyernnent Of the United States ia
CT their entering into arrangement with The rele
raph COMPANY similar 10 principle 70 tht Of The Bsh
eminent which The OF the tro
ssb have priority, 10 the order In which they arrive the
8 Thai the tariff Of charges shall be ased win the
being obtained, long ns this contract lass am SIR your
uyrrs v,ytp Fsa 81 Jsrmyu gree, "i"'O"'
The other portions 81 the rrcsramme we're omitted ~
wAs then nine ococs. md nearly oil the crc Nd had
left on the whole the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
ne eop dol 10 the Palace very srsud and II
not for the bad gements OF Of the managing
partts il would have gone Of With gcest e,is,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-02

Aswsant Engineer Daniel Donovan, Mnsha
Marcn Heck add Ladder, No. 70, r. A. Gregory, fore.
man. ffy men. This company had large lamp, IN eagle
Americas bose Ne. IS, had thirty men, and proser,sd
an imposing appearance.
Pccshouias Eoglne NO 49, This engine was splendidiy
decorated, and the men presented an imposing np.
Reicf Hose No 81, psraded thirty mon, and the car,
beautifully Illuminated.
Sixty nirth regiment Drum corps
Rope IIoec, No. OIL. This cart was very appropriately
illuminated and dec6sted.
Ycrkville Psnd.
baSsssmely decors,ed With Gags and signals, and was
brilliantly Illuminated. sixty men psrsded.
Eureka Hose Nc. 50, Bcrian y Grant, foreman. This
sondss, q nsu,s scwsrs ssTerS wresss o. sres
members in the cor.ege numbered forty men
men. This mschIse was brilliantly Illuminated with
prousion OF vasIegsted lamps the company having pro-
vded extra lumber over the quantity appropriated By
un6ine Hore No. 81 This machine was handsomely
fitted out with flags and lamps aud the marched we'll
Columbian Hack and Ladccr NO. Il; ffsy men This
truck was decorated with fcsoons, and illuminated with
lfgee number cf Iam,s.
ELEVENTH DIVISION
Assistsut Ecsineer VIM. Hsckei' Marshal.
podworihs second psnd.
Tsxtsr Hosk srd Iadcer No IS, John Andrews. Fore.
IN. ibis truck vns dfapai wiih kmeTieau Gags ami
surmouBed BY very large gill oarls. no ~as luun AZ
II ~ several blue white aud rel lanterns, nod fap
lst b;sgad torh 1e part Of The uoct, Toe
Conpeay nutabe "a ny nsn, and vas g-eooded ~ bod
vof,b's second bar9 or tkLly iusirt rech.
Barry howtr1 nose No. ~, Daniel frg0ren, frven'sn,
ragnsed Dirty mon. Upon tho CstrlaRa we're Ion benut-
ml Il hts each member also carrying = lantern IN his
hand.
Mutual Engine No 81, George nssrssh, foreman; sixty
mea splendid wreath o. flowers rss placed 70 ,ron, o
American eagle psoed IN the rear, and from ~ usuh
az Ss .. - 1~@s ss,is go s-.ls tb'ss, sae ~lss1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-29
SNontoe. Dcn 90. MGrs 1855.

MIR 9tur nle S3ufunft iIf mein unb @ptt Qebe,
paB, lpenn rtele emit Ver9an9enbet lit, lie mid
mot rt9tet. Ser @eneralsQ lieutenant bon 8i>
l9cT8peroer mar Ger 6reunD uno, 0ertraute
lue1neS Voter8, beS boAleliaen SSnio8, bas
muB uno Mil id in ibn ebren SD nil ibm
ls1nen Abl9eo 8e6eli, aber nit ausrei6enoer
| Fenlipn. $40 as#E .s
Da8 ntadt Gem 9roBmitbigen Seraen gurer
Wfaleltdt @bre, rtef 0err pom &GferiB lebbaIt,
2Sa8 zen Wtintter BSaner anbetrifft, fubr
Ter Sontg NIT 9erun3elter Stimnle fort, 70 mia
t9, IN ebrFurdt5ppller @rinneruna an nteinen
Sater, Ibnl and nift leinen Nbl9ieo aufprdud
gen, 1cnpern e8 tbm iiberlalien, benlelben Az
tcroern. Wfo9e.er 5uIeben, Oh er tn Stauoe
1eln ipIro, lit in Die neue 3eit gu fa9en; peun
cine nene 3elt, hCffe i6, lpI ouf9eben ii6er
PreuBen, elne 3eit oerOulOung, Der Auffldruns
uno Der mabren 6rSmlni9feit, rpel6e nidt I'M
duBern' Prunf Der g8orte, ni9t iils tloRen dus
Bern &ir4enpienlt tbr @enI9e ludt, 1pnoern in
trcmmeH 9uten &paten. @8 ou FORUM in 9tes
ll8ton6Ia9en nut atlen na1 Den lutberid)en
grunoIdBeu perfabren tperDen, Denn piele liuD
gang benz @eilte unD Dem Stiter uuIerer Heli=
Sinn an9enefen. Seine 3pans8geieBe lino uS.
tbt5, III! mabre NeliBion i'm 3anpe aufrebt au
erbalten uno ibren mobltbdtiaen @tnfluB auf
oaS @liiG uno Die Otoralitdt aller Urlf8tlaIlen
3u perGreiten.
Dies, titr6te i6, iin6 GjruubIdbe, pet9e Der
Wttniter WSlIner ntdt apeptiren fam, uno er
Wr0 oe8balb, nenn er Elm 9emilienbalter Wann
Ut, 1emeu Nbldleo nebmen Sbut er pa5 uacb
eln4er Set nidt, p1nn perre i1 ibm oenlelben
9eben nltilien -S Ste ieben, &0ferie, id rebe
often unp pbue 6hdbalt nit Sbneu, pie 3u eis
nen pabren 6reunoe, uno betradte Sie l6cn
al8 meinen Gatb9eber. Sa9ea Sle mir lest
wel1e5 Die Wanuer ltnp, BON Geueu Ste reoen
wputen, nno RE nad Sbrer Wteiuuns ttdytiy
nnp bewdbrt 1ino ? ..> :
01s NntllB be8 6errn ron GGferis nabm
elneA Serie8enen uno ln9itliden Iu8pruf an,
aber Der Stni9 ipartete uuf iene 2Intpprt. gr
DurTte paber niAt Idn8er ldmeigen.
O}un renn, Wuieitat, ia9te ct Elm tperis be>
flomnen, id oa9te an ben Wniiier Deg Ans=
tpdrtiSen, Serrn bon tSlhgpiB, Der, wie i6
CLAUDE, Elm ebenic repltdber Wtann 1T, ME 1ein
erter Ratb, Serr 2cmturO, Elm talentpoaer
uno 9enialer @jei6lltSmaun i(t. . -.r
Der SSnis nifte letbaft init Gem Saupt. Sd
Bin saE5 S9rer WeInung, laste er, Der Oiinis
iter bon SauSwie 1T ndt blo6 Elm repli6er
Wfanu, 1Onoern aud elm fetner Grpf Elm sewano=
ter OIPlcmat uno Elm 9erpie9ter Staat8utan1.
SD beoarf felner Grfabrun9en uuO Senntniife,
uno ba t9 i'm auBeroem fir eiucn guten Batrioz
ten baite, m0se er bleiben, mas ct If, Ofiniter
oe8 Nu8w6rtgen
Sin glit Der Tren0e Ieu6tete in ben NuQen
bes Serrn pon SEferie aui, ober er Ihlug iie
roIf neoer, UNI niAt BON Den. S6ni9e erralben
5u werDeu.
~ (6ortIeeun9 fOG9t.l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-29

Thompson & Oudesluys.
NO. 81 5Gb @a9ifr.;in Der NSbe bes SufOms5pufes
bteten 3unt 8erfauf an:
ber'S pateut SalamdnSes. 5afes bic 1928 Imal erprC
ano t&bdltts eefuaben wOrba en6 gensr en9Se Na9et
fIr @as, gDafer unt Ddmpf ens@en unO amerfantiafn
hsbruu[&en ait fenerfefe 8sselRein @as ;Taenes ps
Charcoal STA Gpal H. T. 5erner ibren e bter IN 8al
ssma6te Spaen, S6uufsln unb Ieumats f&Dtttf9ss
ale lit Tlal6en qe, iDbysts, i4etfae unb ameritani3
eerne ReGe f. n = Mae oe Attttel Tn6 befdnot9 an
.6anb uub bIts gum Sertau 16Sept -
afRS1rac nno S8ranb1 Numfe)sO nen5
80 uuo @rc9 @rtracr
biGef BET $. 80 Tito,
ASft29. Gfs 5aaettes urbA6i9bfrG e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-29
0S. GerfhpHs

80 -. \ : : Z %. NerfDDMs
gi9arrens unp 1abadsbanblung
go u 49% gtCrtb @utapfr. naDe bem 9ertnstunmarft,
f$S Ss bat nuf 2aeer ale Sprten etnbetm6er unb i'm
FsSsSY&S pprtrter @tsarren unb Rau@tlbafe beuf6e
S&nupdbafe, CANT fetnsn @arnas uno &aatr II ROasn
UNI Wdden crte pfeifen GabafSoon Gtgdrreaetus
erten an ben neorefen Gaibgrn perauft werpen Dte>
,,rperfiufsr wereen au 6a 9csr SOn g. ertbDft ice
ar3rttn Gtearren eener Sabrtd nnfmsrtiam 9emhdt.
COea221 Sahrl / -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-29

gGetbter oemtid)er Sebnupftabaf,
8r MIA Str atb B. 8ebruoer QDsbeB in Qubr agG
neue ee.rDdne etc 3 8trnen (SugslW, nsue beutfa
3ws .fdssn, frif9e 9 u II unb faSe bpeU1eb
fno a n etGntaten sHmTertauf bet ##.
&Crbltneer Br0.f
SIT, ,Yfr. 1902 9Ombdrbfrase
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(6ortIeeung fcG9t.l

IN Sonte SSelber
Isl s MP prteur uno Sabrtta II
\ N@ StrnmpfUaaren aller 50rten mo ser
y Ea 1Dr5iiplidIten OualitGt,
81 EsSg NU. 215, 9r Gbwdp, BAL empre.
I\ Wtstnen mert6en Sfunben. iDwie benz 9ublfum i'm
49, &leemetnen made i'd bieruit bic eresbenhe Mnseae
Gas td men StrnmpwaarenIaeer eur tmpprtrte unb
freen crbaltene 9eaaren au ha5 perpDGfan.
bet unb ausstattst Pabe; prr3aslt& made i'd auf nsia
mGbtbetanntts
OeutIde8 ppllene8 Gtrif9arn
son 0en 8arben fODe ale SOrten rGsne 6au uene
@arne. (elt fabricrte SaGsn wplene 6rlm pllcne
SemOen nnsrbOien Sttantpfe 3enbidubs SRawis anb ATE
In bieIes Sad etnaeenbe Irtfel aufmerfian i'd
iebersett bic redfe AaSwaBt her befgn auaGt balte
8asIeta bemerfe ib baB 6 NIT 3wti6cnbGnSIern unb
6aurern auf meine ebnun9 nds su tbRn BABE etp
aDadren III btGt8fen 9resn i'm Qaben Derfaufe,
lin satlreiGen 8ulprHb bttet ersebcnf
QputS 8eGber
Stn1S -lHs 30. 215, SrUaOwas Baltimore.
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9(DOOfaturett u. 9tpOtbetett.

Oent1c6e 2aiusCfftce.
H. Carey, - r y n g er,
ssopttteross gBe Ode prn GrOUteS Zane, Usfli@ BON
p GbGrsfraBe. -.
1.tcs8urbsn. 9 Sis 1e ubr 0prmtttagS Bis 5 ubr
MaSmtoos 3te unerseta2een fnb tn @eretneHns eere
ten nb erSnen NIT Angaf tn esm 9ane an peF aSe
GSs SSn QDef. .Iaptttear unb GrOUteesSaae ene -s1
SN' y" 'O Deutftbe 2aipz Sfftce
wU Re Gurdse eSlt8er Srt as ar Aasrttsana SS SUS
3en nD prn Wttetbs anbern 9errdgen
9sefss &C. ssS Tsaas 9tas gOamstsn as " % -,
Die sur gertreans alien ttsa Der SgGt pntsr ases
@ Sr eepidenbafteen Mus rung aler uns psroeaeen
MrSoc eploubsn mir bas bent3e pablnm ~m 9eae's'
Seradf&ttsun9 3u tttten. M N un6Hr
27.fmtS --r go ~ - ~ o -
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BeAinaMnaen z

DGgTUSWUBtWt
Der TtaaIt&e ;, Baltimore Wedsr" eriHetut
ieben Dlprsen Unit Ansndpme hes Srnntass) unb
fofet Gents per gBpde, an BITE 8rdeer 3atlbar.
Der BREEDER" wtrb ebenfoIS in gDafStnstUn unb
D6relins t6slt6 barG &rdeer ben &bVnnsntsH
tus 5aus beipret. ~
Durtt tie pot Ssrfen6et tDet Der tGaIt&e ,,gDsder
SS 50 per Satr, tn IRbtttu9ter BUrHusbe-
5abtuRs.
RS- DaS WpGenbTatt bes galtimOre WeGer
sraeint ieben Brettas unb tptet idbrl& 50 TT wnte
btaSter @prausbeJablnns.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-29

The daily BALTIMORE wEKCER is published
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered by
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
$3 so in advance.
B9- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is publis-
heo every Friday at 81 per and 81 per q
months in advance
ADFHhT1ssEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Ray @efbdfr6oerle9nn9. IN
s a ,iaf { Ss q b + t I
-lr9~ 4oa8sN J1x,eTSn l9sCA1T r.feias g
6. 9. Siibrfe.

Der ntere&ne bat fetn @eadft tn fetn neaes Sdbrfee
b6abe r.28 arrefraB ar9en CHARLES naO st9etEraBs
rlea nb ep6etlt en woblbefanps Gdbrttnt BON WauG
unS Sautaba Orie fetn Gasr beat&tn 9sasrsn unp
Yeen, nebh tnelneu 8ubcprfH RvtsstT-
Sertdufern awfs 8eRe.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-13
BY RoB'T. A. THOMPSON. /
@gagG 1fgplPQg TRW..
"Hallowed be Thy Name
ny MISS ELIZA COOK. ~

@ BY MISS ELIZA COOK. ,S~-NF NF.ttS
List to the dreamy tongue that awells "a
In ripping wave or signing tree:
60, hearken to the old church bells,
The whistling bird. the whizsing bee.
Interpret rights and ye will find F'' 4.
Tis power and glory they proclaim:
The chimes, the creatures, waters. wind, !.
All publish, /" Hallowed be Thy nanie!''
: The pilgrim Journeys till he blccds;
To gain tho altar Of his sircs; ~.
The hermit pores above his beads, -r.
with zeal tlmt,ne wancs nor ties3
But holiest rite or longest prayer .,a,.
THAI. soul can yiold or wisdom frame.
What better import can il bear ~
Thnp' "Father, Ihllowed bc Thy nainc?''
The savage kneeling to the sun,
Toegiye his thanksor ask a boon;
The raptnres of the idiot one, ~
Who laughs to see that clear round moon;
The saint well taught in Christian love,
The Moslem prostratc at his flame ~
All worship, wonder and adore, a.- +.
And end in "uallowed DO Thy name."
Whntc'cr may be MANS faith or creed. r,
Those precious words compGiseit still;
= Nc-tracc them onthe blooming mead
We have the in tho flowing rill;
One chorus halls the Great Supreme:
Each varied brraLhlng is tic same
Tho strains may differ, but 46c THEME aa
+" Is, "Fotlicr, IIallowcd he Thy name p'|
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-13
Withholding Corn

Between eighty and ninety years ago
there lived, in the Connecticut river valley,
two farmers, one of whom wasnamcd Hunt,
and the other Clark The former, in early
life, had been man of strong will, and
somewhat hasty and violent in temper
Sometimes he had been seen beating his
oxen over their heads with the handle of
his whip, in way to excite the pity of the
bystandcrs, and when expostulatod with, he
excused himself by saying that he had the
most fractious team in the town. BY and
by an alteration took place in the temper of
farmer Hunt. He became mild and for
bearing; and what was remarkable, his
oxen seemed to improve in disposition at
.eqm pace E;.a himself Farmer Hunt
joined the cM rch and was an exemplary
man. His neighhors saw the change both
in himself and his Tam, 1t was marvel
to the whole town One of his townsmen
asked him for an exE'anatiop.d Farmer
Hunt said, "I have found 0Ht a secret about
mycattle. Formerly they were umnanagG-
able, The moro whipped and dubbed
them, the worse they acted. But now,
when they are contrary 60 behind NY
load, sit down and sing Old Hun hured, and
stringe as it may appear, no sooner have I
ended than che oxen go along as quietly as
n man could wish. 1 dou't know why il is,
but they really seem to- like singing" s
y In the course Of few years the two fur
mers were chosen deacons of the church.
and they both adorned their profession. -
About the time of their election a grievous
famine prevailed in the valley, and tho far
mers generally were laying up their corn to
plant tho ensuing season. i gE.
A man living in Che town went to dea-
con Hunt, and said al have come to bny
2 bushel Of corn. Here is tie money. IL
is all eau gather"
The deacon told himhe could not spare
a bushel for love or money. He was keep
ing double the usual quantity for seed corn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-13

How cbnrob ,vas cnred of Eromon+,.r,
Tho U,rtford - - ~ Tt' c4,I"l
;pg ''N'N : '"''f ''''''' WY i0''oo"-
A eono,ro,,t;o,, II oh,,.,,t, 4; Ian
bor;ne, Sto,e aet So no,nni"toI Ui"tJ II, a. uggn
;dontsl % cnntest @ e. fr 'ISua',c.y @ .n snG res
that little attcnt;on tras ,,;wn, 'n" m oI;,, oSsoo
omest;omsD Tbo n,in;otose 81 @ W ,o,. Ious
nrn.nb;nr ,,ro,;,a. a.,J Voc oo'''v'lViy
Iitical ;ssnes and HE doooons "a r." ~,
followed su;t ~ tho.nr,,,o. - a,,a w lno"
meetings En.II,T SortL, oiJ e'a'" aonoo
ono of fbo st,nMnHo,t a"J IT, ~. Uo ,I,.iol
tho cLurob mi Grn, ,,',Io;..:S ,iS'ol9 n VI
GRAFT WAS ca,icI ".a,, - 80 nfro. a"s,ue Do'"o-
DO Lord said bo tnnbola' ~ th1o 0omo
cratic party. which has rpco;yod tbn a,,,
port ever since thc orcot .Ioffnrson;am rp
Gle. Continue TO blcss tbat Marty I'LL
has. under tbv nrotcction md nroy;dnnon
bronobt ,,re,t bIos.;n(r ,,,,o,, t,i. n,',II;
IF i he f,w ,>oao,,o S','o neto'tH i;
bc q corry thot h n,t,. 't,u g'i.I!o !I: !. win
ola TO- nowmoto,'t % t"'S .n;L sm,I p,n In,s 91iuS
Rnohono~ w. Uo.pc'em' ,n;.I GIlul1Ph nieSs James
and on;do him snfo, t 70 nJue'T th p;: S.a;Jsiall
cboir Rice IL y lJ in;S itI'Ooi.,'i ~
vouno and 1no,oua D"n,anno. ovNon'lueo' 'i,e
him fhc natb nf dnt, D,n', ns "ai @nu oPJn 10
leads str,;gbt 70 tbo y VIZ ' Do .Io mi'o''
Give thc,n S;nto,,, n ~, .t,o''. ,osllonoy
Of Dcmocracv Dcrson9,lr T b~t "4I ,td,,' ppJn'leS
stroy tboi. sa1,+ioai Io", ond uGS u'tetiy oc-
If II be thg Will to do a a ',o~S s0holcs
il is Re'on tbo sido> of ~ tbn Dor,y NJ Do,'oIo ~
Lord as tbou bnst hoo, sm ioosscy ea,y ~
Years and nn tbo AZ oS STa."L ,Ie i'"V my y-SIN
shall 'w;tno.s thn ;nannmo.;n 80 ee p' noAU we
von;,,s f,,.o,.;to u "''on VI o'tnSyi-
country settle down in tber peocnf,,l NM
suits, instead of warrinr wickcdlv section
against section. interest oooinst ;ntornSt
and man against his brother AndO' I
beseech thee. especially to free Cbr;st;,n
churches from the political strife and b;ttsr.
ness which are rcndinn them osnndcr do
stroying their usefulness, and turninm thcm
unhappily into mere political associations
Let us hear sometbine of thy word on tbc
Sabbath. We have already soon nlied r.
| fullness with political fanaticism, ana ouy
minister has turned stump orator against
the good old party which thou, in thy wis
dom, has upheld so long, and so repeatedly
guided to victory, and sustained in the cs-
tablislment of sound measures. o. turn
his mind from these thinus and dircct b;s