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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
MCKINNEY e. Co.. j
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER9,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, s.
LYNCH Ru RGs, VA,

AVihu remoysnt" .nf' M new new S, s.oar; opp ~ .,s.
staple Dry Goods Hardware &c, consisting In part sf
900 lbs. o Virginia cured Bacon, -# 81 d al
10 OOb bs Of Cincinnati do,
400 Balcs OF I4eaksv,ilc Cotton.
lOO lbs Of Sole L. ather, .
Boxes Adamantin" and Sperm Candlca g. and lab
300 sacks Of Liverpool Salt, 4
i0u Kegs of Old Dominion Nails
Also sugar Tea Coffee, Molasses Iron, Steel, Hsrdware.
Glass Cheese &c. all II which they offer cheap for cash,
aud to punctuAl customers.
10 Particular attention paid to tho sale Of Country Pro-
dnce oct III ts Hep. copy.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

VU THE WEST.


rI,E Bait, a1d OHIO Railroad, with l,s much i'm
prov I'd W"-ten connections "fcrs :rc't inducements 10
, | , ~ A. ,t',,n. n ,he W,s, tho Norll,,r.,
aa,.i ,i' sn,l,,,s =,
nm. Il, ,ern tbc train. from wa.hnpton AMI
tram. hmn, "A n l,,Ln, NJ, PARK .buru from I,i.
NJ j. ,iy , r,iy ,,,i, II, ,hn "A .hingiop Juu, tiou
!. ony ., Oar. r,anIr.I bc,weru Wa.hng ton and
N on, ttrr ,uapc in cheek ed iiruah 10 tb. ~ At AT
H., w,.L a,,,,, >t,.,n,
~ -. ~, ro,rr,,,r ,,Ips leave Washington daily A,
a Nj an '-p J.. VI On nuhds!S al W" "is'''' ho"i'
a. pitN 49, ~, a.. ,,..,.., ,,,-.
- ''r' e. r'l'l'.n J, nah, w. ''n W.. n n.s ~ n' m ,. %
,,.', ,,',..a,,u ,,ta', ,,,i,,.
W ., =. .a a, ,"' - a., ,.r. ,f ,hn Scv.rl Nan.H.'
aud ndr,<y Il for sandusky TolcIo, Detroit, ChcaEo
u. !.ru,.. ei..
AT PARkERSBtRti
Conn IA malr o. steamboat niles With tho train on
he Marietta AMI Cincinnati Road for Chliirobr Cincinnati
&c.
AT WHEELING
The baltimore and Ohio trains connect with the car" OF the
Detrar IAl-aso mud allthe N,rthwescrn points direct
oply Route riding Through Tickets and Checks In Wash
ington, II is The SHORTEST. most SPEEDY and III
kE t'h'arv al Inc ehh's "'htS III 'ne great "rst ne
% ',, NV, " ra,'ham v .nw o,h., r,n,n
IA nv lt,"u.L ticket from w ashnso, At least ONE
un1 /; - , y IN. lnyxe.t Of tie Northern Ruut,s
r., ,,,,,s \, r,b, I ritl,s
For Frederick and arpers Ferry. Marusburp, Berkeley
sIrn2s Cunb'land Bs iiSfd spnes oaSan, an" n''on ~
pa'srns'rs may - ''' ~ ~. VI -
F% me MINOR " ny N'',' ~. '." a"''' ""' ""''
ihg ihNep a 81 h''l ""hh " 's"ne'' -, ,.. ,.
80 '"F u''"'' "''' s ''' "'''
10 ,,,,..s,, >, ,,ps,Ns An.,, =, w..h,ns,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

sx --s@sssrs>. "a lKNHIl .stHNI lRf #!
~ nSzsEy rarfu for past ,t the snhs rihcr would
his thank tu lis friends and the pub
generally and inform them that he
hand an1 is CONSTANT, aiding trctu) large ~
sortment Elegant Furniture 10y skiftl work
best material and shed In the most do
Ills Stock arl ,, usually got
ten up In the IN extensive manntacorirr
socits call from those wishing purchase feeling aS
that he aud will give satisfaction III regard to both
price aud quaiiy OF work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EbWARII FOIKFS,
warerooms and Manufactory, doors below Liberty Ware
house ari Srtsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

(GOAKs! s!CI.OAkS!.-SO -SOMETN1Nsi NEW
~ sly LII have this day received "t ii MN STYLE
tI.DAKS. RAGL ANDS AND CIEGt LAN CLOAK whicl,
drdy elegant stvi. have sren be.
fore The, have been sgnncnt from one OF
IivUsos New York, and ADVISED I" Ask loper
upon thu o nal cost which l. all thai want for them
ANY seeing Il on, will they are decidedly tue
Cheapest goods vcr offered In TN. markot,
another lot of The handsome and lp
deed BONNETS, sell NJ s. - md - New IN tho
goods before the Come and
yam " IL see be pleased, and VIII buy.
had almost forgot to ninn Tie Black Htnwn lIuTh ana
Beaver FLATS tor girls FL RS Il variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS girls md boys OF any
sg aud size a. > EN'iIElpoNE.
p dts At Kyle's Corner, f.YnchburR, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
THOS. T.. GRIMAIDI.
FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHCE MAX III

hrrus te thr CltiTrus Savings Bank,
MAIN SiHEEi. LINCHBfRG, II,
To hoW rdrd the pre- IN ans the best
pair Of Ho"ts. rKb.bitsd ~ ihe Inst Eui,,
L EEFS en-. iniN al La, d. and manufactures tnar. n
N der, eN'iN NR,iriv af LADIES and GENTLE II
MtN> Nl.AR. wlleh he Will warrant equal IL any
mahha,inr IL Ar country, aud al prices as low iinot
lower than aHs 'ihei cuabshmcnt In ynchhurg
lie rc,tuif saets of the public tavor ari
tuiufr bestowed Jan ! dom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

lAahlk sSn-hel- prime new Glover hecd, in
eSIaINF ald tor whicn we will sell l6e> Tor
cash Also Timothy Orchard irass, English Blues rCev
u Gr,s. i,i .cr,ls Grass SEED.
ian -. lRRY q SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIEW CASH STORE.
G. l. l.. w I S,

WHHIESA1E AND RETAIL GROCER,
~ tk'hthr lle" and cnmmodinus house, Main sf +,
"rnorlf occupied l., Joseph Nov lIn I'D door above
Me'sfr Seh""he Al AMI lhurmanu Hardware Store nudnp
positc ir Iohp II SeaN's prnE Store
am no" rs'r, aud we'll selected stock of GRO
GbdEs and NiArEt DRY GOODS. bought exclusively ior
sash ana h'h vi" be- sold nj prices that cannot fail 10 te
ratlsi''l"h N a wh' favor with call AS Am de-
t"rni"ed I" do business tho cash extra induce
m.nS w tie offered cash buyers those desiring
chang" i"i county produce
stock oi NJ PERUVIAN uuANO alw Ays on hand
eht"nda particular Invitation to the old cus"mera ot the
hrm ct a Lewis, raery nt tho Dry Goods bosn' in
TN Guy t"gNe mr ral aa well as tho public generally
mar yadi. A. q. l.IMIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20


VDEXHIBirION AT j. A STIGLER cos, second
supply of FALL & wINrERGOoDS. consisting Of Ladies
Ircss silks Nousns Merinos, D"t.rges the latest
designs Ais, Ladies toas. Shaw Hoop skirts II sIery.
Gloves White Goods and French Work in great variety
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

l<ENTS aNOEs.-l have opened this m min Y
u large supplr of tienia Double and Single Sole Calf
GAlTERS tdec odts r. sEAbUhf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
Ho' FOR CHRISTMAS.
A. BOYD,

HAS removed again hi old stand Main after
ii having fitted up sp,end style and flied with the
most attractive and elegant assortment Of Toys. CON
FECTIONERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS. &c.. kc His
articles are all new constitute the extensive
me Il of NOTIONS the children, and delicacs f the
ia cver hcf,re off rred in .ynchburg dee 23-s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

2s dozen of French Bosons all pure Linen ~
dec l7dts JOHN ABRAITAMS.
CHOEs! sUOEs!! sHOEs!:-Just opened
- at l. large of Ladies' Miss aud Child
rens SHOES which soid exceedingly cheap Call and
mrply yourselves early JOHN ABkAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

II AlsER BEER SALOON! LASEk BE q II
SALOON THE undersigned has the pleasure I" an
to the citizens of ynehburg and me public IN gene
raj that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON sni
endeavors every body with the best LAGER OF the
and prominent Brewery of Philadelphia, which
acknowledged 2 hest in the United States
family will sell dozen bottles OF Lager Beer at
1l-the bottles to be returned. Come one and all. ~
dec l5dt.l WIN LOOSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

ID pieces English Beached Cloths, at u cents
10 " Irish Linens, 81
*
81 %
60 psrs of French Corscts " -
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

VH-nsEAE 1HkASgIsNls MAClIINEs--l
w have in sale low prices close
sgumeut ttac Powers and Thra the apI
pate rns w. 4 ANDERSON.
!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

EArHEK.-A large lot Of Upper Iraihcr
dec ists rkANKLIN BRoTlrr.
A SAlE~NAN WANTED. Whnttd to en-
n ploy, tor the ensuing year. good and popular DRY
COOP SALESMAN, of character None need niP'y VII"
cannot come well recommended for industry sohfcy and in
er ity Address A. Is. :" Post Office Lynchblt AM state
.sls,y rc,n rcd Ne .l.G's
HNNTRACT Java AGOFFEE.-Avcry6nc 1S.
II ucle-an extemr raneous cupo Coh"e man IN mo-
ment. Just received by SIADLfh S'Nfo'
ma Its
DlCCULOMlNI vBSTS,
L ENTIRELY NEW.
INTRODUCED
A FEW DAYS SINCE,
TO BE FOUND AT
GLASS RAtNES. dec Il Vt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

AND S'VWO~'-'
receiving this week great variety ~ NEW GOODS now
scarce market all OF which will be sod on the old terms
ion lod,. JOHN pURVIS, Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

nov ls dts JOHN n aEAY. II, rrrist
NEW AND CHOICE. CE.AssORTMENT. = AT
~ EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES-The subscriber is
receiving, and has In store complete assortment Of
Nisc ancos Books Letter Cap aud Net" Paper
Blank Books, and Fancy Il os suitable Tor the
coming holidays Can and examine the stock bet n" ii s
ing inducements Ill he offered to all and pac
uarly 10 those who deal on the cash system.
dec / dsl II G.. VICTOR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
- st. SAUL MQnneiota, 9dmitaa, Sen 2 2prd 1859.

mit9etra1t bate. So war renn aud
bier cine freunbli9e 8esiebuns ftfsefellt,
= @raf 6ran5 ,par gang ent3idt ron BEN
erfen Belu@e ;uritdsetou,n,en sic Mdp>
den batter, ibn, auberotoentli9 sefauen,
nameutli@ paour@, eaf Fe 1pfert bel ieiz
mem Gri4eine, ~san3 meg" seweieu ,pd>
rem, ~9an; farr pur Grtauneu," &pie er
ia9te. '-@93I'2cS t">"><~ .-.
vNatarli9, ,,eintt Sic Mutter =
Die armen Mdb@ens unb ~ Elm Mann :"
GortitBuns fplst. Il ri >'5'2'|.t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
Gafpb Nlain3er,

gafpb @laiu5er,
6riebensri9ter, (Justice of the Peace
Deut19er Mptar II. 2anb- Meeut
Ybvnir-8lcd> Gte ber Dritten une @abaibap>
@trabe> (nabe ber 8riide,)
smpFeblt li9 hem beutl9en Yuelitum 5ur @nfer>
tisune unb BeslaubiSuns aaer SHentli4en pa-
plere, ipmie aud sur @usfertisunS BON Ntapptn
unb anteren 3eibnun9en.
Rauft unb yertouft 2ant III Gpn.miiFpn-
1850 10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
fuliu8 6eproit,

~y"*eeS0 So~1RVeV
Bffentlt9er Nptar>
gde ter Wab(bam< unb 6ten @trabe, eeseuuber
ber fran3Dl. tatb. 8irbe,
.mpFeblt f9 sur @nfertieuug unb 8eelaubisuns
auer bFentliGen papieren, lpwie CUR Beicrauns
nuer III bas Nptarfa4 eiul4laseneen 8elhatte.
1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02

Moentcm Der Mftnn. Staats5eitnns.
Oftnnel lpta
9few~ lllm rnb 8rpwn @ountu Gr. Dcrlfer,
@t. Yeter unp Nieolst @tY %: Sdimn'el,, \,
@t.0ntbony II. Minuiapcis> Srtb II. @noblaud'
&basta 81. @ber,
Garner ct. Rult,
@bafppee @. 81. Sod,
Manfatp 6. SafpbSba9en.
@tO pater uno Walbinstou @ty 81. @teHsr
Saiing unb Dafcta Gty .. S9met,
gBinona unb QBinpna Gty 5r. Slider.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
Mb6reHen.
0anicl @pbrer,
ult6
@e11eralz alzMoent,

5anbler in @runpei9entbum
utb
@eneralzM9ent
81. Yaul, Miune1uta.
Yanb ptrb setauft unb eerfauft; @elber tper-
ben aelebnt unb aueelegt; Garen tperben be3ablt
uub GSeber I'M 9taate epQeftirt. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
0r. Npfemf,

QpltiS 8mcbner,
2ttbp9rapb,
bsm rGuller. ~gegenuber,
2b1.5 81. paul, Minne (pta.
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q. S 6. .. 6tlfaan

q. S 6. g. 0ilfiQan.
WtYpfaten unp Me9tS<glu&palte,
empfeblen G9 ibren perebrteu beutl9en Mitbir-
germ als &ebtSbeiitdnbe unc in's Be( e(enbere gut
Musfertigun9 epn llrtunbeu &c.
Offiee: ueter Bafer II. 8anss' 3aben, 3ts
@traBe, ct. Yaul. 1t52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
The
MINNES0TA STATE GAZETTE

MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE
Weekly Paper,
published By S.aM'L LUDpIGH
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion,. $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
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@riter ccJabr9d1t9+
Be0ingun0en.


Die .Nfiuneicta Gtaat85eitu,te" er.
{teint jepen 5amitae.
Yreis: 3 mel Dollars, til balbla9rtger
8prausbe3ablung.
Mbpuuiren taun man al irgenb elmer 3eit bes
s5abres; bulb fTnnen bic benz Mtcnnemeat Spran>
asbtnben Mummsrn nitt na&esianst nerben.
Der SublcriptionS <Betrag tann III Htoten "
o.uo eiuer euten Bant pber, bel balblabri9em
Mbpunen,ent, lit YoFmarten brisFi@ e'"se'
1titt perben.
R4@ Wenn @slb III reaiitrirten 8risfen nsr>
loren eebt, trasen mir ben 8e1lult brt ni@t IN
unreeifrrten Briefen.
Mde Mittbeilunsea, @elber u. I. ~. iiso ~
abpre1iren:
Samuel Guouisb, pubIi(bsr,
Yur Mr. 2445, ct. Yaul> Minneiota.
preife fir Sln5ei9en.
3sbu 3silen pter speniger bilesn elnsl. Sq"ars"
Sab,
Gin Square 1 W(al. $0>75.
Gin @quare 2 Wal -. 1>25.
Sin @q quare 3 Wtal, =. 175.
Gin @q ,lare 4 Mfal. -. 2,25.
Gin @quore fir 8 Wapnate $50.
Gin Square fir 6 Mpnate 1000.
Gin 9quare fir 1 Sabr 1900
w @rDBere Mn3eisen wereen perbdltnib'
mabta aui baS BiQieite bere9nst uno Slertt!"
! IN r [ / d Dprau1teaabt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02

pa" gyer mag ermtRtn' ben Gttant, 80 -.
Il Der bier aud wirb 8efunbe. e. f{i45< 43g
- Der, frenee Silt tanu MAIDEN trauf>
=" llrplSbE@ bic @eluntert - s''ss', F. *s3'''
8. Griffin bider Setb uut 8tuu. 81 gsti i q
sDur@ ibn pirb aQts unsebeuer, .,...
NJ iDas fiutet Iterpuuten. js*e 81 q 3+5
~*1z5a Sm @dntfeae9ie Gar seiu 2idt,a sia
s,. ROD bener 0lau1 ~. fubeu, ,,.,a<7- s.<s,
80 Sn's 9Saenle4 f9eiht t'Sottne ui&t,
;. 55.s Rau tappet pies sbif Miubfn, !sx .9.s,sE
~, Gin jeber Sinbfr bat ,feip 2s@ H.. T.. -
~ llnb bet ter 6lamnse Tam q BOD ''s8' 2
9 Die NaSea ALI fe5eu, asa ,f,sagsG3t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-04-02
g. SpbniDn n. 8rmber,
Bu6lenn1ader.

OF. MntbonVVra 7'-7''T
:3meie Ibare pberbalb BET prestpterianer- Stride,
ct. Vaul. ...-.,'
Stets an 9anb cine Musnabl bon Glinten,
ptfpIsR ae. 1895
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
Beautiful Allegory.

Mr.. Crittenden was engaged in defend
ing man who had been indicted for a
capital offense. After an elaborate and
powerful defence, be closed bis effort by
the following striking and beautiful allege-
ry:
when God, in bis eternal counsel, con-
ceived the thought of mans creation, he
called to him the three Ministers who wait
constantly upon his throne Justice, Truth
and Mercy, and thus addressed them: Shall
we make MANI Then said Justice. O
God, make him not; for he will trample
upon thy laws Truth made answer also
% God make him not for he will pollute
thy sanctuaries.' But Mercy, dropping up
on her knees, and looking up throngl
her tears exclaimed, % God make him
| will watch over him with my care througl
all the dark paths which he may have t
tread. Then God made man, and said t
him, o man! thou art the child of Mel
cy; 60 and deal with thy brother.
The jury, when he finished, were drown
ed in tears, and against evidence, and wins
must have been their own conviction
brought in speedy verdict of not guilt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
RALEIGH, NORTH CARROLL MA, JULY g. 1859.

Meeting earth and heaven, we are trans
ported with the view, and lost IN the &C.
stacics of the moment.
In sensations of pleasure and wrapt ad-
Grafton Of the Omnipoteat Creator, we
stand upon this stupendons height, and
view the rising sun difusing the mildness
of his morning splendors and enliyening
all things with his presence. The ruddy
East glows with this rising radiance, and
the songsters of the forest in melodious
nuisance pour forth their songs of glad
ness in the ear of thesenraptursd beholder..
We look far down into the valley beneath,
and see the clouds gathered as sea atour
feet; but at the rising Of the glorious orb
of light they are driven Sbke hoating
curtains, before his piercing rays. We see
this bright luminary dive behind the wes-
tern bills; the sable. mantle of night is let
down on the earth, and all nature seems to
repose in silent slumber; but the fair ruler
of the night steps forth in silent majesty
and spreads silver covering over hill and
vale, and disperses the gloominess of night.
This is fit place for musing, man, and
this proper time; for, with souls raised
in pious contemplation to the ruler of the
universe, we behold the glories of noe
turnal sky. For moment the mind seems
to be unshackled, and its onward march
through the fields Of widening space, takes
a g lance at the immensity of creation
while the earth with all its continents and
mountains recedes from the view, and is
lost under the contemp plation of the vast
ness of the works of the Almighty.
There is a striking analogy between i'm
mensity and eternity. When we turn
backward glance to the eternal past, we
soon come to time when this world was
not-a time when all the shining hosts of
the sky-the countless millions of worlds,
only had place in the mind of Omnipo-
tence, and we are lost in the mists of eter-
nifty past. immensely lengthens before us,
but mortal vision catches but glimpse of
creation, till mind is lost in its own confu-
sion; but immensity still widens-length-
ems on Mind in its mysterious flights gets
glimpse Of eternity before us, but stop
where it may it is lost in the obscurlty of
the distance beyond.
The time is fastening on when these
mountains shall melt away, and with its
: self disappear; while all the systems ofthe
, material universe shall be rolled together
, for the great conhsgration Of the last day
"The things that are seen are temporal
They had beginning and they will have
an end. The angel Of wrath shall light
the torch at natures faneral pile," and the
q a Te6edag Ss Pabpf eb SgstSg e ths shsa
= behind, will bid an everlasting farewell tx
r the parting universe. That dread eterni
), ty then will have fully commenced. 7
n the redeemed, joy; to the lost wo unspeak
i able. 0! eternity! eternity!
e Swannanoa, n. @.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
For the Spirit of the Age.
Mount Mitchell -Meditations.

When We contemplate the beauties of
nature as displayed in the visible objects
of creation, we are struck with awe at the
magni6cence of the scene. There is moth
ing that will arouse that spark Ct the Di-
vinity in man so soon as the viewing Of
the works Of the Almighty Creator.
When in the spring season of the year,
we cast our eyes over the widening pros
pect around us, while the green mantle of
nature covers the hills and wales, and the
air is scented with the soft breezes of spring,
we are filed to ecstacy by the sublimity
of the scene. But when we look to the
battlements of nature-the towering peaks
of rugged mountains, and see them reared
. by Almighty hand as observatories from
which to view the world at our feet ano
the great arch-way of heaven with all it
shining lumiraries by night, we are awet
into silence by the grandeur and power O
the Maker of them ALL
When we look on the beautiful scener,
beyond, where the landscape rises gradual
ly, until it terminates in a blue line con
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-06
For the Spirit of the Age.
IAN Ounce of Preventive is Better than
Pound Of Cure"

Bro. GoRMAN:-The proverb that forms
the caption Of this communication, is prob
ably as true as any other adage, and will
apply to as many cases and circumstances
in life as any other "old saying" Of which
| have any knowledge. The caption of
this article was suggested to my mind on
reading an extract taken from the "New
York Observer on the subject Of the new
and powerful movement set on foot to bnild
up, and put in operation, an Institution to
be called the "Inebriate's Asylum" The
movement is, by many, considered highly
philanthropic, and great benefit to GER
tain class of men is confdentl ly anticipated.
! Well, be it sol would be among the last
(even if | could) to throw any obstacles or
lets in the way. cannot, for the life of
me, view this movement in any other
light, than namely to cure malady or az
evil, which might with proper eforts)
have been avoided.
This is what the Sons of Temperance are
endeavoring to do-and if even one tithe
of the efforts and money that have been
and will be expended in building up thi:
highly Landed Institution, had been expen
ded in using the means the Sons are using
there would not only have been but little
need for an Institution of this kind, but
thousands would have been saved from 4;
: drunkard's grave, who were permitted t.
r 90 down to the inebriate's ''last resting
T. place" "unwcpt, unhonored and unsung.'
: Suppose the people of every State in tn
Union would agree, and decide to pass
). "Prohibitory Law" and would carry thi
resolve into execution-suppose this la,
t would extend so far as to prohibit the us
It of Intoxicating liquors as a beverage, an
5, would exclude the importation or introdut
y ton of all foreign liquors, by annexing
penalty so great that no one would dare t
- violate said law, and all the necessary reg
g ulations and restrictions were also mad
1t and heavy penalties in every instance al
1T nexed to the infraction or violation of sa
ID laws, were in all cases fully enforced, wi
re does not see that the dreadful evils of i
n. temperance, in all its appalling form
We would disappear, and temperance, virtu
b. good order, intelligence, and even religio
a. would be seen throughout the length a.
fe breadth of our beloved countryl Wou
ty it not be better for each State in the Q
I'd ion to make an appropriation of seve
re thousand dollars annually for several yea
d. if necessary, for the purpose of EMPLOY