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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
The Light at Home.

The light at homeI how bright it beamsr
When evening shades arounI as ia IL:
And from the lattice far il CLEANS,
Tolo,e, and rest, and comfort al |;
When wearied with the tolls Of day.
And stri lie for glory, gold or fame,
How sweet 10 seek the quiet way,
Where loving lips " i'll lisp our name
Around the light at home!
When through the dark and stormy night,
The wayward wunderer home@ard flies,
How cheering is the twinkling light.
Which through the forest gloom he spiesl
1t is the light OF home. He feels
That loving hearts will greet him there,
And safely through his bosom steals
The JOY and love that banish care
Around that light al home.
The light at homel how still and sweet
1t peeps from yonder cottage door
The weary laLorer TO greet
When the rough tolls of day are DER!
Sad is the soul thatdoes no; know
The blessings that the beams impart,
The cheerful hopes and joys that flow,
And tighten up the heaviest heart
Around the light at home
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
A ThOught.

A seed buried in the earth for centuries,
may contain the power of vitality and by
the action of light and heat, spring up and
Weld fruit in abundance. A thought cas-
ually dropped. in the corner of letter, al
the bottom Of newspaper column, or amid
crowd of Juveniles, may remain unproduc-
tive for years, and at last spring up to glad
den and refresh thousands. A thought may
be remembered forever. Think ot this, We
who are feeding the immortal mind and
stamping forever its destiny! Let not an i'm
pure sentence 90 forth from your lips or
your pen. Drop everyu here the good seeds
of truth, and they will not be lost. The
gentle word of reproof, the Judicious coun-
sci. the pleasant suggestion, the earnest ad-
vice. will be recalled at future day. Think
right, and scatter broadcast the thoughts
that will spring up into everlasting lie.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27

Far away back in the days of early child
hood remembered being gazed upon in a
curious manner, and hearing the remark in
a suppressed tone, "Poor child-he has a
nose!" Whether it was expected of me to
have been born without this appendage |
couldn't exactly understand; especially as
in looking around upon the circle of my
frieI ds ana acquaintances saw that they
were well provided in this respect.
Vague hints and mysterious remarks upon
this unfortunate feature threw a sort of
shade over my early years, and the first
modification that ever experienced arose
from the same cause.
was then at the sensitive age of eleven
years, and at child's party a little boy.
whom had distinguished by calling him up
to extricate me from "the WELL" imprinted
kiss upon one end of my nose snid the
tittering OF his companions. A quick, an
CRY flush shot through me. and from that
time forth the unpleasant consciousness.
that had indeed ga nose" never left ME
Why machine for the compression o.
extensive noses should not be But into
practical operation | was at loss to con
ceive, and that it should one of these dayl
be attempted was fully determined. When
therefore, | read Miss Bre mer's 'Homen i
was the Disappointing overthrow of a long
cherished plan. perused the history o
Petrea Frank, read the failure of her sdmi
rably arranged plan for reducing the sig
oi her nose, and went off and cried mysel
TO sleep IN paroxysm of despair.
My nose was never-ending source G
amusement to a family of cousins, VIII
gave me no peace of my life. There wer
five of them, all girls, all handsome, an
full of life and spirits. was very fond {
them, and | believe they were of me; b,
they never would restrain their Jokes a, m
expense. Poor things! They were mott
erless, and if they sometimes lacked Ii
refinement and sensitiveness of those mo,
favored, was not disposed to be unfo
giving.
Uncle Althorpe was barrister, and h
pretty daughters, when they arrived
young ladyhood, were in fair wsy of b
ing spoiled with adulation. They we
beautiful, those girls-Celestine, the ell
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27

O+EYou might as well go to the cnta-
combs of Egypt, aud scrape up the dust OF
mummies, and knead it into forms, and bake
them in your oven, and call such things
men, and present them as teachers anu vt
izens, for our regard, as to bring old time
worn institutions to serve the growth and
the living wants of to-day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
g 0 IT ~.
The Patter of Little Feet.

Up with the sun at morning,
Away to the garden he hies,
To see if the sleepy blossoms
Have began 10 open their eyes.
Running race with the wind,
With step as light and feet,
Under my window hear
The patter of little feet
Now to the brook he wanders,
In swi # and noiseless flight,
Splashing the sparkling ripples
Like fairy water-sprite.
; No sand under fapled river;
Has CLEANS like his golden hair,
. Nopearly sea-shell is fairer
Than his slender ankles bare; -
Nor the Yosieet stem Of coral
That bushes on oceans bed,
Is sweet as the flush that flows
q Our darling's airy tread.
From broad window my neighbor
Looks down on our little cot,
And watches the "poor mans blessing
cannot envy his lot
He has pictures, books and music,
Bright fountains and mob lie trees,
Flowers that blossom in roses,
Birds from beyond the seas;
But never does childish laughter
His homeward footsteps gre ct,
His stately halls ne,r echo
To the tread Of innocent feet
This child is our speaking picture"
A bird ling that chatters and sings,
Sometimes sleeping cherLb-
(Our otLer one has wings;
His heart is charmed casket.
Full of all that's cunning and sweet.
And no harp-strings hold such music
As follows his twinkling ieet
When the glory of sunset opens
The highway by angels trod,
And seems to unbar the City
Whose builder and maker is God.
Close 10 the crystal portal,
see by the gates of pearl
The eyes of our other angel
A tyinborn little girl.
And asked 10 be taught, and directed
To guide his footsteps aright,
So that be accounted worthy
To walk in sandals OF light,
And.liear, amid songs Of welcome
Frcn messengers lruSty and hect,
On The ST AIRY floor of heaven,
The patter OF little feet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27

n.y-Alas. in strong natures, if resist
auce to temptation be Of granite, so the
pass,ons thew admit are If fire.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-27
4opuIar GaIes.
MY NOSE;
Or

THE MYSTERIOUS MANNER in WHICH
PYOTT DENMORE
RECOVERED a LOSTwIII
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
THE NIAGARA AT ST. JOHNS.

ST. JoENs, n. f.. Monday. II ?. m.
The Niagara, Goreon ard Porcupine arrived here
this sftenocn After coming tAs Niagara will pro
cesd to New.Yo1k. TIE Gorgon is to run line of
sounengs for the New Youndlaud AID Loncon Tel
ecrs,h Company from the head tf Plscen.is Bay
westward, and the Po,cupine will return direct to
England.
All syesk in the highest terms OF the way 10
which Mr.. EyeJett's psyingout machine did Us
work. and Of tie admirable Danner 10 which Capt
Dsyran led the Niagara with tie Gorgon on tie
ereat circle area Of sailing during the laying Of the
cable.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed on Capt.
Otter, Of the Porcupine for his thorough soundns'
IN Trinity Fay, ard for the perfect manner in
which lie piloted the Nia,ara at night to her an.
choIsse there.
On the approach Of the Telegraph feet here, flags
were displayed from every part Of the city. AL
TIE bsll, were set ringing, guns were fired every
where, and the greatest enthusiasm was displayed
by the whole population. The chores we're lined
with immense crowds Of people to welcome the
| fleet.
This evening the city is brilliantly illuminated,
aid everybody is wild with joy.
ATT o'clock tho Governor givis dinner to Mr..
Field, Capt Hudson and tie officers OF the Teie-
graph fleets and late in the evening the citizens will
cofe the festivities Of the day With grand ball.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
THE BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

AT tie meetn g yesterday AID. hc>peGon prea'no
and resc tutors were read
Mr DuSS offered the following
Pee4 That the Controller be- and he hereby, dire ted 70
draw his warrant the Geo. t. DO expended as
81 ell De tie Special COMMITTEE. Ct the Boards OF
Aldermen Counoien appointed 70 make ssitsb aisre
ft noison Of the essfl laying OF the AZ
ac Te.grsrh, ihs the aforesaid Is hereby spPoPn
s,Cd therefor.
After tie reading, Mr.. MUILICA. moved to aInond
by .tipg 5000, which was not enteIt iincd.
Mr.. CRcs, moved 20 lay il over, which was carried.
Mr. DuNS then moved concurrence with the
Bosid Of Aldermen which wss adopted.
TIE President appointed Messrs. Dunn, Mulligan,
Bond Bickf I'd and Ross 10 act with the Special Com
mttee Of the Board Of Aldermen in making prepare
tons fer the celebration.
TfrtieoYks Gratis.-The following communicate
was received from Mr. G.. a. Lilliendah Offering to
furnish fireworks for the occasion gratis.
GENTLEMEN: BsLe deToCs .f contributing snail STARE
toward the projected festivities to2or .he successful result
of the Atlantic Telegraph cable hereby ofe free OF expense
city dispsy fireworks In front the City Hal ior this
occasion tie dip ay BE- equa 70 any exhibited
IL expectation that yoi viii .spisbJ consider the eonnuncs'
tioD, yyery resp urils, yours
G. A. LiLLIEHDAHL. No G.. John street.
To Honorable the Committee for Celebrating the Sue
cessfu Lay ing the Atsn..c Cebe.
Ii was referred TO the Special COMMITTEES OF Ar
raI gemen.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
THE GREAT OPEN-AIR FESTIVAL.

The crowd at the Musicssl Festival yesterday was
rssly if rot quite ss gIea. as on MOrdsy. Tn, pro-
game Of amusemeLts wee repetition OF that Of the
day before save that the fireworks IN the evening"
were varied somewhat. Music, dancing, Rymnastics
genes Ct various kinds sccs conversation, green turf
ard greener trees, With bright beautiful weather made
tie LOUIS 60 BY uuheeded. Ia the evening" as on
Mor6sy, the ps,k was illuminated with Grants cal
cirm lghts ard brilliant display Of fireworks cams
Of. An immense Iumber Of persOrs remained I'll the
close II the entertainment sri then came to the city
tie si.sntug Rstler sLd by the cars. We noticed
that the rCwdes yesterds TO. 80 boisterous nor
30 humorous a. on Mords. but i4st night, wlle the
fireworks were berg sst of, couple Of gangs OF
vsssbords prowled arourd 10 search Of hglt, hoos
rg ard yelling AID making Light hideous Win tn'f
bs bsic cIts. The Police appeared 70 en.erts'n q
p found rtpec. fer their prov aud pFudetty KEEP,
s,oof We overheard one Of thees rufiiars, in the
course CT the Afternoon, rtuait to hs coHIsds while
watching soue beautiful gymnastic evolutions "Oh,
" come away by Id des. soonsr gee rsglsr
plug What b.sssing / would b If these
ugugies would refrain from cispayies their usoess
the rresence of decent people. Bet sach characters
were e1certicrs at the festival TIE great mas Of
~ PEOPLE were quiet, oTie,!y and happy.
To-Day c,oees tie festival Tie Amphoo, Corfi-
euts, yeibs terges KieeSl.tt and Qusdricnium Sscg
Ve.eins will ,ipg for great ver goblet the acrobst'
vii 60 through their stMtlirg performance and in the
eysr;rg tie frewoIks viii surp.ss TIC o. the pre-
y'Cus riDi,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
Later from Utah.

ST. LorIs, Tuesday, Aug TO, Io7o'
a a;,ps,eb from St Joseph dated the 9TH inst per
urted States Express to Boorevile, says the oat
III. mai hss sniyed. Brigham Youog, Orson Hyde
,,d U,be, Kimball had returned to the city.
Cspt Dickinson, Qusriermaster Of tho Army haa
sued p,opcsals for timber and materials ioI building
font 10 Csdsr Valley, which, when completed, will be
occupied by Gen. Johnston in command Of the 'o.a W.
Ipfsb,,y. Phelpss Battery ard 2d Dragons, as the
headquarters 0. the Utah forces.
The 6th Infantry had been ordered to Oregon to To-
enforce Col. Steptoe.
The volunteer battalion, under command Of COL bee
left tto l9h ult for Fort Lssvenworh where they
will be mustered out of the service.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11

t.re,d IL the esstshgsn oi Hsrro1 Towashp fse,rct
or Hsishtohcod the general basis announced in the iSs
Circular Of d. C. estes and ohe' hereby respeciey IT,
y.sd % meet il seec; Convention a. WoressT msss oa %
!lh .ad 10Th Days Of September reli eonimencnf
8. u. zoe 18Th The unteIssned espee" ."'' t"J I'm
n ,h. si,rd IA vsrlo1s parts Of tae ecsofy.
% b liter or eh.rrse have expressed their rsa5oss to co.
ore,,,s in the movement will Be present on the o's'oa A.'
,reh rresAsd to nss working interest u tbs
90 spes,er, and mere takers not invited Adm Bs"
ccrds nd adviser and promoter Of he eoterp'. hA' ca
h. ,r.,t, end submit hr discussion ca '?se'h;
l, ;. .rd o.n. Of opersos 81 IN hi iudzneus nsy es
,. 20 Cur srcecs. POI he place Of meeting oe'hsn S1
;,l,e st Nc Bay STATE Block Maia street, wofos-.sf
80 of ,be r,oyeueu. DANIEL 0ArfS
Ps-Wi heDdy ecois b 50 hind s. 10 plb.i'" IN s'0
Ca. n their psrsis CT a. Ices; boiiee IN '"e sa'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11

49,. .,r, 10 brsect.leseiog arrns upo1 nGrs'' ;i
Sstes cs,,sir uiodl6casicas suggeeied oy niu'.
tS0ce.' nd sirp.sd tie following progrsInm' ="
IH' .ms: For accuracy. 20 shot' at ioo ysfa',
% :, go ysrds. For raPidity OF eHscaloh' :, |,
no ror perttrston, three rounds st series OF
roIA p,svt. L. inches spaIt, snd ct 0ita'ce o'
20. rs,r,t in accuracy stood thus: Firs', s'orm
.,r~,d stsyp; tid, Joslyni fouth' m''sei n''''
Ms,rs-f tiztb, Merrill. -, u.,.
Ie,.,dr,.. All tie arms stood well VIII hoiSe =
rhch n;sssi FIRE tweItJ -seyen times AA o0a'.au'-.'
of an iur-cper a. iiusmsrt Of The iu'e aoi 'Ie COZ
-, e. y, ;cb be accounts in letter 20 tns bosra,
n-S,.a, ,f sbarpes also worked With difficulty ana
# IRE breeoh Gu. eff from each cntiidge
,r,u d,,ticn Of powder which was spit on 'ne
groasi on ,. :. - 40 s.c
Gar, 0 m. 10 tee; Maynard m. l. 'ec.i Meiru',
om. IS tec.; Sharpe, m. ~ Sec. JoSlyn : H. %
u, ns,s.,s.on: Morse, IL, ,63J inches JO'yn. TO-
az, stcrro II, go; Msynard, II ,2'li AeirA, 1851
Sharp, 1883. T.. ..,A
,s s f,,- altered urukets ard sx.y for each OF the
Two altered riaes. .
Ths hecretsry Of tie Treasury has awarded two
yni.oss of tie !oan to Robbins Son, alHVusu
house tis.d BY telegsph that they wshea 70 feaecS
ibe IIcpces TO one million IAs sscIees 70
be snt cpered by him, could be considered. ore oi
the bidders Of preiaiuo Ct > per oentem tse,
grsyhsd Ctbg s. for $50 CO., but tne secretary sI
would rot consider the te.egraphic oSpa'0n' '"'
taafe tie award et per ccntoin.
TIL, les1 q; los pays the same interest az tue COY
,,rmsrl psr oeatum loan at ll4s. in addition
what gss ststed yesterday, all bids above i2.lol
are srccessful, and all az this rae obtsn po,s"n
fbs anours lid for. The aggregate BIDS were ove "
as o0o 600. Ihe s.ock Is quoted here to-day at leo
The Secretary of the Navy left here this norpin;
for Connecticut. lie VIII be absent sooa. Is' .e,e'
weeks AID viii before Lis return inspect tue NayI
YsrSs CAifC Clerk Welsh is acting as Secretary.
Frcr present Indications it s eupposed at the Nav!
Dsnsrt,Lsn. that tie Paraguay Expedition VII! stsr
Inv tha 1st c. October.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
Personal.

Gov, Chase Of Ohio diued with some forty or fifty of
his ptrcrs ard political friends at the Parker House,
Boston, on Mondsy afternoon. Gov. Banks presided,
and after tie coth was removed, brief speeches were
made BY Gov. Banks, Gov, Chase, the Hon. Henry
Wlsou, tie Hon. Anson Burlingane, and many other
gentlemen.
--ThsTe was large and brilliant assembage a. ths
resioercs OF George W. SInmons esq, proprietor OF
Oak Eal,, az Nahant lsst eyering, in compliment to
that geliler!ap it beng the twenty fifth anniversary
Of his sriisge. The elegant resdelce and It's spa
cious g,ornos afforded unbounded enjoyment to all
Who psItook CT the silver bIiiegrooms hospt Atty,
ard tie fes.ivies continued for several hours.
Brief sid appropriate addresses made by the
Reys s. IL. lothrop ID. ID, Roln III. Nes ID. D.,
Sylyanus Cobb, and Mr.. Simmons, and many interest
ing il ccs as made the occasion one long to be renem
bered by al present Mir. Simmons received as gift
from tbs Press massive silver tea kettle, from his
mercsuhs h.suds a complete service OF silver, ard
from nsLy ether parties, pieces OF the same ware OF
various cesclip;ions Boston Post.
Ger. HsIrey, with 40 aide de.csmp arrived at s..
Louis 90 The 9th inst.
The D,frof TriJans is glad 20 lesrn that Senate
Chandler is gettirg alorg well urd;r the injuries re
"ceiysd by tie late accident. OF course HE recovery
must re tlow, but strong hopes are entertained tha
"he W. rot sven suffer Disagreement. Everything
that me6icsl skill ESQ do is bsirg done TO avert so
. un ca sId result.
Tie ,uit sgsins. the gallant Zousys, the Coun.
De R.viere aias Mr.. Louis Davids, has been termi
mated. snd that ulustrous Individual, who arrived
here n Wesnescey in the Huntsvile, aud who Wa,
received ~ apopu ace ready 10 ;r5s hi from al
acotuits. he rcaly deserved, with Goa. of tar and
ssathers, w tear hiuseh away from his synpathizing
htros 70 asy az he leaves in Of the steamers for
NewYo.k, as We utteIstaud, TO OBJ: ain divorce from
the w.fs whom lie has absndonet, in ordsr that he
may bec,re the legal husband Of tho Roress" OF
MOBILE. savannah News Auy T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11

CoNNoDoRE kEARSIl oN TIE ATLANTIC TILE
GRAPH The Ccmmsrdsn. Of the Navy Yard
Brcoklyn few days ago granted the use Of sb'u
thirty sss OF d.-eu. naors for the purpose OF sus-
psndirg them in front Of tie Telegraph Baldrg in
Wall street ard being applied TO yesterday for the
privilege Of retaining them day two longer, very
psriotcsly gave permission TO retain TIE sgs uutil
after the contemplated great demonstration il honor OF
the successful result of laying the cable. The gallant
Commodore, 10 reply TO the gentleman who waited
upon him FOR Ills purpose, remarked Anything from
,be dry deck to the dcgvare the pole is at your
"selvice 40 far this occasion srd THE world wen-
"der demands from the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
TEE LATEST.

HALIFAX, n. S., Tuesday, Aug. lO-l1i m.
TIE line to Newfoundland has closed tos tho
NIGHT, ED las brought Us 70 confirmation of the
Iumor that the Queen's message to the President
would be received this eyenirg.
Ths weather still ecotnaes very foggy, and it '
unlikely that The CunsId steamer from Liverpool
vii! sIrive to night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
The QUEENS MESSAGE.

HALIFAX, n. S, Tussday, Aug. 10, l'5S.
We have assurances from Tiili!y B., n / 3,
to.dsy that the recording instruments conascted
With the Atlantic csbls were expected to be in per-
feet order this evening, and if the sl.cipatons oi
the electricians should have beea realized 1t Is
ttorghi probable that the Queens rsta'ge to the
President 1il come over the wires this evening o.
10 morrow forenoon.