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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OFsTEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mile,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24

H0UsEKEEP ERS-troubled with Vsrmin. need
be so no longer, if they use - CosTAR's Exter--
minators. We have used 1t TO our satisfaction and
II q box cost IS, we would have it. We had tried
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, and
Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write it. 1t is in
great demsnd all over the country Medina 6Ohio1
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-24

HENRY B. COsTER-Your ExtermInator is re-
ceived, nsed, aud pronounced decided success.--s
We used box of it, and the way the Rats and
Mice around our premises ssraised Ned" that night
was caution TO sleepers. Since then not Rat OF
Mouse has been heard in kitchen cellar. 5ll1 hs
MGgregor (ToaVG) Times.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-03-15

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-10-19

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
HERO. WORsHlP.

Oas temptation . upon he people ~ these
Confederate States, arising from their sue.
cess 10 arms; oas sin they have 10 guard a.
galnsi, sia that doth % easily beset nations
which have great interests al stake and re.
joiee IN wise and sailan, captains; We mean
hero.wofship.
Here worship Is IS dsnE.tsu, a. fascina.
ting, and 10 be resisted u he b.rinninr.
fpr 4 has often prepared the uay iof d,.lt9, .
ing the very blessings that hsrOism las !.
ehiesed.
Hero-woship Il inyidious, Il ut seiu.,.
The private soldier, whose n.me j. nsys,
rentiOned in the official bulletins, bgt Nb,
tailed. and bled aud died. did his part a vel
- the spaulstted chieftatn. His heart W
a. brave, his courage a. heroic. his sscfiGc,
- patriotic. We wrong the many BY heap
ing All the honors upon the lev.
The need u praise should be distributed
'Iss Plssssfe 70 BE- grateiui, bu, grs,itud,
should be just Heroes are IN the ranks a
well - On me saE II requires heroes Ii
execute bsid order a. wril as 10 give il
We'll fer " that this seniiment u honor /
s. powerful and pfeclou. commodity. 1
j the soldiers pay--hi. galn--hi. sssllh
deal !, gu, sngrudgiogly but fsuly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16

Hero. worship, especially in that excess to
which excited multlt1des are prone, excludes
the worship Of God. A poor ruturn we make
to Him for going forth with our armies, and
shaping our counsels, and strengthening our
arms, aud striking fear into our enemies,
when we celebrate the victory by decreeing
Divine honors TO man. Cursed is he that
maketh flesh his arm" o, people, lean not
on it. Our God is jealous, and will not give
his honors to another. When we begin to
say, or to feel in our hearts, that our own
arm hath gotten the victory. our superior
generals have brought salvation. then are we
nigh TO humiliation, and will soon be taught
weakness by sad experience.
OF course, as a means, and as secondar,
causes, we accept in such times, as grea
elf, Of Heaven. able officers, valiant captains
ljudicious leaders. BUT God can take lheu
away ata stroke. or. by the combinations 2
Providence, bring their shrewdest sounsel
10 naught.
! We confess TO a constant fear. II not dis
trust, Of the public conscience on this poin
IA fear Of a growing self-complacence AM
selfreliance on the part Of the people. LIE
Us beware Of it. and keep our cause in God
hands, and give him the glory. Remembe
them, and be warned. who .s.sacrifce unt
their net and burn incense 10 their drag"
Nashpds Advocate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
A PRETTY WOMAN.

A pretty woman is one Of the institutions
of the country--an angel in dry goods and
glory. She makes sunshine, blue sky. fourth
Of July and happiness wherever she goes
Her path is one Of delicious roses, perfume
and beauty. She is sweet poem. written
in bright eyes, silken hair. choice calico, and
good principles. Men stand up before her
as 50 many admiration points. TO melt in
love. Her words float round the ear liks
music, birds Of Paradise. or the sounds d
the Sabbath bells. Without her. soclet,
would lose its truest attraction, the churcl
its ERNEST reliance, and young men the yer!
best Of comforts and company. Her iuhu
ence and generosity restain the vicious, re
viye the faint hearted, raise the lowly, fan
mel shirt the heather. and strengthen the weak
Wherever you find the yirtuous woman, Their,
YOU find pleasant freside. boquets. clear
clothes, order, good living, smiles, pieiy
music, light, love. and model " institutiuns'
generally. She IS the flower Of humanity.
very Venus in dimiiy. aud her inspiration j
the breath OF heaven.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
LoNELlNEss b GREAr cIrIEs.

The yaster the crowd, the more solitary
the individual, the more lonely the heart
No one, saws recent writer. " is known
/ IN London; il is the realm 81 the incog.
nit0 and the Anonymous. Il u not place
but region or = state. There u no sucl
thing as local opinion 10 tie metropolis
mutual personal knowledge :here i none
neighbOrhood good rrpute, bad fame. there
are none. No house knows the next dOar
How i man 70 shos Whist he is. when IL
/ is but grain Of sand out Of mas4, without
relations 10 Others, without place, withUui
/ history, without distinetiyenessF Crowd,
pour slopg the streets ; and although eac
has his character written on high, they are
one and al the same 20 men below"
This is true, tbOsgh Of course 10 les.
degree, with every great city, especially q
the Young and uniriended stranger. All Il
once he passes from the midst o. friendly
neighb1 rnoOd-where every one knows an.
other, where tie eye Of every one is bis bro.
ther. and where tie slightest incident 81
veal or woe sfecting any Of lis members i
I the theme 81 interested conversation around
each cottsge helrtb--to an almost absolute
solitude. III fact IN those vast wildernesses
Of streets and lanes and nVisome courts and
alleys. Of which the lover parts 4 our great
cities consist, where the worst wees Of social
life are generated 20 the utmost, society, IN
the true sense Of the word, can scarcely Be
said To- exist. There are few or no ties 81
mutual knowledge, common interest, and
friendly neigilborhood, such as bind the 10.
hsbitanfs 81 4 country side or of a small
town together, add which make parish no
district merely, but living organized -
ciety. North Briissh RepieU
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
NATIONAL MORALITY.

Nations. As such, distinctly exist. They
run faslr course, receive their blessings and
Casualties. work out their missions, exert
heir inaaence, have their faults, and their
virtaes. and their reputation.
What shall the moral character Of our ma
G9n Be: Every citizen must bear his part
in answering that question. IL the bible
teaches this-that nations are blessed for
their virtaes. aud chasiised. even DESTROYED,
Tor their sins-Egypt Edom. Seldom. Moab.
Amalek, Babylon. stand out as distinctly 10
Gods dealings, as BaIaam, Pharaoh. Caleb,
or David. The declaration Of God, that
the ihiquity Of the Amorites was not yet
full, reveals the reason for bis not destroy
ing them then, and also the fact that he
keeps an account with the organized com
Insnity a. with the individual.
Nations, as such, may repent, and thus
avert the doom threatened 70 trausgressOrs.
Witness Ninevah. Hear the prophet lere-
miah, speaking from the Lord the national
gospel: q At shat instant shall speak con-
corning kingdom, TO pluck up, pull down,
and destroy IL; IL that nation. against whom
ave pronounced turn from their evil.
will repent &c the evil that thought 10 do
unto them" der. xviii. 2, 8. There is an
other side 70 this message: " And al what
instant shall speak concerning a nation,
and concerning kingdom, 70 build and "a
plant il; il il do evil 10 nv sight, that il
obey not my vice, then will repent Of The
good wherewith ! said would benefit them
q, IO.l
Shall We be moral people-~e, the peo.
pie embraced in the Confederate States
TIE choice il set before Us. Take The sab
bath a. large test question. A nation a
such, may not receive baptism or the holy
supper. but IL can keep the sabbath; and on
this p0ist Jehovah LAYS emphasis. This wa.
The heavy count in his indictment against
Israel. They would not reverence his Sab
baths While they were 10 che land. 80 God
let their enemies take them ss eapiise'
"until the land had enjoyed her sabbaths
fOr - ong a. she lay desolate she kept the
s<sDath, 10 fulfil three score and ten years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
From The Southern Field and Preside.
LITTLE syDNEY,s PRAYER.
M LAURA BIBs ROGERS.

NJ LAURA BIBB ROGERS.
II was quiet summers evening, in the
country. The golden sun was Just sinking in
he west, when little sydney Moore, fresh
from his bath, in his clean white nipht-dress,
knelt at his mothers knee to say his prayers
before retiring TO rest.
"0h! Lord. watch over and take care Of
ms dear papa, and bring him safely home to
mama and me-" sere his most earnest words,
in which the mothers heart devoutly Joined.
Sydney's papa had gone off to the wars,
and was then in Virginia under General
Beauregard. At the very hour that his sons
pure lips, and his wife's loving heart were
breathing such frryent petitions 10 Heaven
in his behalf. he. wearied and worn after i
hard days lighting on the plains 81 Manas-
sas. was in full pursuit Of the cowardly YAM
KEGS fleeing for their lives. A lev days af-
ter that great battle. Mrs. Moore received .
letter from her husband. and calling Sydney
10 her side, read a portion II il 10 him. Z.
thank God. nv dear wife, be wrote. thai
am still spared to Won and my child. when
so many of the good and brave have fallen.
had passed uhhsrt through the days battle,
when, towards sunset, being then 10 ful!
chase Of the fleeing enemy, became separa-
ted iron my companions. and found my.eli
all alone with some three or foar Yankees
iust ahead Of me. One Of them locked back.
and seeing bat single herseman near him,
turned and fired. For an instant everything
swan before nv ewes, and fell upon nv
horses neck. When | recovered myself |
found that the bullet had glanced aside. in
/ ficting only flesh wound. And what do
you think saved me. The ball had struck
the case containing yours and Sydney's ds.
guerreotype. which had promised you al.
ways to wear next my heart, aud thus is
force was deadened."
"Do you hear that. SYDNEY" asked his
mother, with fearful eyes aud trembling
tones. Papa saws il was our Jaguerreotype.
that saved aim, bot say il was uur prayers.
Don't you remember how We PRAYED to Ged.
about sunset last Sabbath. 10 take care Of
pspa;"
And no doubt, children. that God did hear
little sydney's and his mothers prayer, and
took care Of the dear husband aud father.
And you, lutte ones. whose papas are now
fighting Tor their eountry.s freedom. don'l
forget 10 pray 10 your Heavenly Father Tor
the protection Of your earthly one, lar lie
has said, Ask, and it shall BE- gwen unia
you"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
THE WALLED LAKE.

TIE wonderful Walled Lake il situated Ia
the central part Of Wright county. Iowa
The shape o. ths lake j. oval. Il i abuui
two miles 10 length, snd one mile vide ia
~ widest part. comprising an area u soms
1000 acres. The wall enclosing this lake
= over - miles 10 length, and - built Of
eoBpcsed u stones varying 10 SIZE from
eoBlders q t~o tons weight davn 70 small
pebble, and intsrmired with earth. The
top 81 the val = saiform 10 height, above
the wsier 10 ~ parts, which makes IT, height
20 vary sn the land SIDE according 10 the an.
ssenness 81 The country from two 10 twely,
feet IN height
10 the highest part the wall measure, from
ten 70 twelve feet thick st the base, and fos,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16

Louis XIV, who loved concise style,
met on the rusd, as he was travelling into
the country, priest, WIN was riding pus, /;
and ordered him 10 stop, asked hastily
whence come your Where are you go
ings What do you wantf"
The other, wha perfectly we'll knew the
kings disposition instantly replied
.From Bruges. To Paris. A benehce."
You shall have it." replied the king; md
in a few days presented him to a valuable
living
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16

BY the Of these Pills the periodic attacks OF Ner-
vous OF sick Headache may be prevented and i taken
At the Of an attack immediate relief rom
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail ia removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females are 80 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,--removins Co.'S
tveness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sedeniay habits, they are valuable as
Laratre improving the appetite, giving tone and ,so'
to the digestive organs, and restoring the
city and strength Of the whole system.
The GEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long IN
vesigaiion and carefully conduetedex permens having
been in many years, during which time they has,
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain aud sui
ferng from Headache. whether originating IN The ney
vous system or from deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition. ans
may be taken al al times with perfect safety wiihoa
making any change Of diet and the ubsence Of any die
agreeable taste renders il easy TO administer them Z
children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITsl The genuin,
have Eve signatures Of Henry G. sPalding on eacl
Box.
Sold BY Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
Box viii hr sent BY mail prepaid on reeeiP, Of th
Price. % Cents.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY c. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16

to six at the top. inckning each way-out-
ward and inward. There is no outlet, but
the lake frequently rises and flows over the
top Of the wall. The lake al the deepest
part is about ten feet in depth, and abounds
with large and fine fish. such as pike. pick
eral. bass, perch, SC. The water is as clear
as crystal. and there is no bubbling to in.
dictate any large springs or feeders. Wild
fowls Of all kinds are plenty upon its bosom.
At the north end are two small groves oil a.
bout ten acres each, no other timber being
near. Il has the appearance Of being walled
up by human hands. and looks like hug,
fortress, yet there are no rocks in that vicln
ny Cor miles around. There are no visible
signs Of the lake being the result OF volcanic
actions. the bed being perfectly smooth AM
the border Of regular form. The lake Is .
bout seventeen miles from Boone River OF
the West. eight miles from Iowa on n
East, and about one hundred and twent
miles from Cedar Rapids. Il is one OF tn
greatest wonders Of the East, and has bee
already visited by hundreds OF curloslt
seekers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
From the Dublin Nation.
AMERICA.

VOICE FROM IRELAND TO THE NORTHERN rRT:
MOI hear mes-by my a.feriags but you .laii.
Stay yonr hand against your brother,
Bate the ierseness Of your breath;
Look at home, before you sentence
kindred hearts and hopes to death.
Look al home. and see the reptile
Gnawing al the rosy fruit;
Mark the footsteps Of the famine,
And the grave yards dark and mute.
Mark The harvest, Iieh and golden,
shorn from the living soil,
Whilst the reaper, esunt with hunger,
Stares before his hopeless toll.
Think Of homes,eads toppled over.
Think Of hearts where joy was shrined;
Lislen--how The lonely fr-tree
Tells the story 10 the wind.
Slavery Would you test the question
Neci you Ger the ocean roami
Have you arms Alb, hare them use them
For The eraaniag slaves al home.
And STAY your hand agsinsi your brother.
He has never heen your foe
Foe 20 faith. nor Zoe to Ireland
Shame to aim at him blow.
Dare you hurry, flushed with malice.
To despoil land Of joyi
Irish mcther, for despo,
Never meant her Cehic boy.
See the Scuthron--no mad worker,
Mid the glories Of his land,
With his good sieed. proud beside him,
And his rife in bis hand
wsitns Cor the ferce marsuder
To o'essisp bis bosnd'ry fair.
Pronpt 10 crush bis frenzy foo,-step,
Should he think to lord 4 there.
Raise he olise, Irish soldier;
Push the hostile steel aside
Washington and Southern yaIor
Buil. the base Of Northern pride.
Tell The Workman 10 remember
Union i the bond 81 power
Peace and brotherhood ranpsr;
Gainst nation gIoomies, hour.
Be; Il the bll1e Of war must barn.
Thrus your hand into the fame
lFeland pants % Be- seifgoserned,
Be he sunny South the same.
Then say your hand sgsinst your brother,
Bate the kerceness u your bses,h;
Look Il home before you sentence
kindred hearts and hopes to death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-16
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