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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Aid +! Aid!

In every pa-t of our patriotic District mid is
being extended in the WY Of clothing to our SOL
diers The ladies of the Bethlehem and Rocky
Creek Aid Society inform us that they have just
sent On 80 pairs of socks, | pnnts, shirts, i
drawers and pair Of gloves TO lie distributed
among the needy 'uldirrs fr'm EdgeEeld. We
have now many societies uf this kind, and their
joint contributions cannot fail to tell for the sona
Of rur men in The field Let each ana every one
Of them do ul i, without reference t" others.
THIS. an"uah maY he d"ne.-i," much cannot be
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
DeISoW'S Review.

Mr.. r. I. J Dow, the brother of j. D. B., is
at rrrseut in Edgeiicld making some collections
for thei. Review The energetic laboTs of many
Years have placed this advocate of Southern Ia
dust 'nt Resources high in public confidence; it
nee o praise Of ours. We desire only to com
mend the present Mr.. De Bow to The kind Offices
of thuse who arc still willing TO promote an enter
prise of which The South has reason TO be proud.
Nav il weather tie s;rrm anl rilc safely into
prosperous roads at no dis;an: day! Mr.. DEBo"
informs US that owiu. to sune difficulty in pro-
curing natcria tie October and November NUM-
bers will apnear consolidated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

Trial Of new r'EoIErTli.e.-Alr. John
Leigh, iurncrly y of Ibis ci,y, but now a resi-
dent nl 'inuiii Carolina, las invcutc, a new
i,r.ir,iiIr inr artillery >clvcr, which Promises
10 BE- an ;lnpar:ant auxiliary tnthe Confederate
army. 1t consists ut u central ball Of conica!
shape about 81 iarhes III diameter. and ilutcd
around which are secured by Mcans OF Il wire
eight S,nal,r balls, Of the same shape. Mr..
Leigh constructed lwO Of these missiles, and
y trial vas ma,ic with them yesterday at the
Sand Bar Ferry.
Capt. Small and detachment Of he
Washington Artillery Home Guard relsired
to the Ferry with one ct their brass six pound-
crs a target was planted upon the bluil' OH
the Carolina shore, and the gan placed on
;hls side, so as To make the intervening
distance about COO yards. Tic first shot,
weighing about s lbs, wa fired II little to the
lcii ahnvc tie mark the second shot, when
tle sight WIS better adjusted, wa;a perfect
ling shot. although elevated Il ilii!. tco hish.
The gYnners afe c2nEdcnt that If they had
had one more haii. they cm!l.i a;;:" struck the
target pinaj. The centre t;ii sGn, straight
to It's destination, while Tie smaller onr.
flew eiT in ali directions, dealing destruction
in their path. The experiment satisfied all
who witnessed it. that the missile will he
.ica,iiy in its effects. Another experiment
will be made :or 4 more thorough test at an
early day.
Mr.. l.";gll has shown his invention 10 cypr-
'; ccd arlilerists and scientific men, wiG
K Of il in Tie mos; favorable tcrlns. Ilc
:..s gotten it up srlely for t..c bcncii, Of his
country, and Tins farat his own expense. II
is probable our Government will Sake Steps
to Lave this Formidable missile introduced at
once into our ActiIiery corps.
Chronicle Il Spn;:cl
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Fer the Advertiser.
Gen. VI. l.. Bonham.


Mr.. Eniron:-I am surprised to learn that
several gentlemen have allowed their names to
go before the people as candidates for the office
which Gen. BoSmSM has filled with satisfaction to
his constituency, and credit to himself 1t is not
in keeping with the ancient usage Of this Con-
.rcssiunal District, that while n trusted and hon
mcl public servant is in the Field f:hti;s the
battles Of his country, he should he mortified by
being turned Oh; of the Office Which he has hcnn-
rably Glri. Gen. BOyuAA Is away in Virgin:;,
exposing his liic unl.r the Palmetto Flag his
friends Ut home know that hc desires 10 retain his
place in Congress, and they have determined to
give him sucl, support; on the first Wednesday in
November, US will cheer his heart, n.d make him
proud OF the salian, people whom he !las servedso
long and SO well. lie is absent, but not forgotten.
EDEEFIELD
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Git AA0ber1lset,
ARTHUR sIMKIEs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. l6, 1861.
Gem Isorbnm:s Candidacy.

Since iuli;ias an allusi"n elsewhere t" General
BoSuAM's candidacy for Congress. ne ha'e seen
his autograph t" tic effect thai lie i: "ieHn''''
cay in the field, ard his friends arc directly AL
,hnriyctl Ia annuliprc him throughout the Con-
cr.ssinnal District Taking this t" imply clearly
,ha, he will cnntinuc to serve the people III 'ne
civil relnton he has borne towards them Tor scVe-
raj years, we presume he will he sustained accord
ing to the time honorcd custom Of the 4th o"n-
pr.s.iounl District Gen. BoSnAM has insde Il
f,i,hrul and useful Congressman under tho od
regime, and will, We drubt not under the new
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
f!niruc Exhibition.

MISS LivrxlA WILLIAMS, lately Of The New
or,.,,s Tiers. .iyrs an exhibition III Odd fcl-
.w.' & NJ .s"uir Hail this (rGc19ay) evening.
Miss w. was nj, active partcipan: iii 'hc battle OF
Manassas, nld will appear in tho style Of the reg
u,u- F,cnch vivanlirre. Among other things she
will eyhihi, the remarkable Use If the knife pccn-
liar 10 the Zuuavcs, as also their mode Of fighting
in several respects. The proceeds will <" TO tie
relief OF sick soldier thus inr On his way home
under the care Of the brave Nivandicre. IitSetS'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
, "The soldier is tho gentleman,

> "The soldier is tho gentleman,
His hunhr il his life,--
And he that wor, stand bv his most
Will nccr stand by hi. wife.
Ea't"ci'' sweet 'i,'i '.'--''s .'r ":''e
.''' ~ S'' ""''"'
Dat wien We 'e en"seu our ''eS away
W. II eo'"o "s''n - you.
ny.s. when ,hc w,rs ,,. over r;r,s
tn thee w,Jl bpste owav--
VOL, ,,ow VOL, .,,w wall roar, wr.rI p.,w
And i, ms, wl ,t v,r r.,v,.
y.u ,t.., a., ,r g.
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Large i'ututo.

Miss InEsE CcLcLAzlLR viii please accept
thanks f.F The Gnc, large round sweet potato
placed upon CIR ta!;lv. f"sr n".t !!"D ~ is
guvd weight, especially when the Gcruily Of thc
soil brings forth such rolundity Of dimensions. It
filled dinner plntc when cooked, md afterwards
was Reproduced for ruppcr in somu joly-good
tatcr biscuits.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Wanted.

Ir!=or slal-<i,.r,! hugs for which the highcs:
pork price will he paid 1T this uficc Proposals
will be received until the lst November. Nothing
rtgurc except that Tie log be sound in body
ami young in years. A copy of the Adeertiser
for ono year will be added to the price, if the lot
is entirely satislac;ory,-also any quantity 0!
thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16


themse'Ses worthy to fight by the side Of the
men who had by their courage and ralor won
imperiShable honor in the bloody battle OF
Springfield.
Abo 1t two o'clock in the a:t,rno n = f The
10th, and after lit,y.two hours OF cnnlinuCus
Ii-;.g, a w!lin II ~ was displayed by the enc
rny q that part ui The w":k Ks nearest 10 Col.
Greer, post:oa, a':d shortly afterwards all.
nthcr was flSr aged OPPOSITE to Col. lives. l
immediately ordered u cessa.ihn -! all l'rii'g
o:, "us ,;!r., anr s@..5 i.r~a:: oI'I ri my stall
r:li,rr, 10 ..c:r,i,. In. Obi ct ui the ~, and
tu,u,,., lag ,iaii"n Win 'hr enemy, II such
; nul,i In. their desire 1t WAS finally, ai:cr
s:,r,e delay. a4rer,' by Col. Mars nall and Tie
officers associated with him lor tha; purp"Se,
by Col. MulIiga',, that the United States
forces should Jay down their arms aud sur
render themselves US prisoners OF war to this
army. These terms having been made known,
We're ratified bv me ana immediately carried
inln effect.
Our entire loss, III this series Of engage
mcnl;. anr,un's 10 twenty five Filled cad s:v.
c:.;, two wul.hla,l The cncmiy5 loss Was
much greater.
The visible f;uits o.: this almost hluodles|
v::c,ory are yrclt-aoout $500 rrisoners
ar,or:. whom are Coils. Mu!iiga,i, Marshall,
i:e.l'.,av. White Groves, Major Van ll"rt,
.i,l llS her commissioned officers. liv; PIE
r..s ii srtiis.rv AMI IVA mnrt,,Es, over q, 900
alu! al ;nt,.n,ry ;,:,ils large rl',nher "l H'-
hrcs. :,s.u; $50 imrs,'s, iuAny '.'t> vi c*v!iry
c,Iu;larn's. wns'n's. tr.Ins, ''h ;'ni'io'''
r,,r,. :ia. $lU0 iUl worth Vi cunl'nlSsary
.;u.,s, aud Il large amount ui other property
In ad,:i!n = ali this, ubIailied the r':,l"r'-
| l:,m u the %-r;.t *c:.l ul tie Stale niIu liir
oH:jiir ,,ru,d3 ~nici. lml Lccsr atolci' irons
their ,,rnrr u; .ulian, and abou, $500, ,OJu III
r.nncv rt whlci lin' hi!,ii al this lace llati
,rrn rubbed. and which have caused to be
r>turur,l TO i.
1als yrt5.rr has demonstrated the fitness
Of ,;lr citizen s',!ic:y f':r the tedious opera
/ tons CT :. S;.S", rs We'll US lrr i da>l'inS
eia,,.r Frey Jay I,y .;!y-Iwn hours III Tie
F! Opt, ,,I: vi In Il; ;rs M covering. t''sardirS'
u lll- sun and r:.i;', and in tic very prrsrrcc
IF i watciii,l ami desperate toe, nantully re-
mll:ns every assault, ri! patiently awaiting
INK orders to storm the iortitica!ons. NO
| general ever commanded. :. brlver Or Il better
!. army. II is culnp,S.' ii uf the best blood and
; the br.vest men of Missouri.
Where nearly every one, officers and men,
AI.'.ave.l So vel! Is is known /" your Excel
icnrr, i s:. w;:s present wi'll the army dn-
rim. The wiu.e lrr; Z. -; !,rGcel in ,;lis re-
rnt i, i i%imirr.s,blc to make special mention
ri individuals, without ST c;mnsly making In,
vplnc,,s distinctions Bat may be permitted
10 express my pcrs,.nai oi.lisatVlls TO my v"
ua;ccs a;i:>, rs wei; as i" IN: staff Tor then
efficient SERVICES and :'ronpt attention to ali
my orders.
] | have the honor t. be,
With the greatest respect,
Iosr liycelrEcy'S ob't s"rvt,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
| have the honor t. be,
With the greatest respect,
IoHr Eycellercr'S ob't s"rv't,
STERLING PRICE,
Major. General Commanding:
i'!.c New Orleans BIockading Fleet
Routed !--lhc u. =. ship Prrb!r

NEw ORLEANS, (via MoLlle,) Oct. III
naval engagement took place this inor.,'g ~
the head ul' tie Passes, between the CoM'ed-
crate nret and The Us. blnckading hcet,
sum.nr.,cing at 5:45 o'clock, y. NJ, and last
in. for vne huur. 1t was resumed al O'Clock:
A. NJ, un.i during It's continuance Com, liul-
Inns sent the following message to the Naval
Department.
For, jackson, , o'clock P. M-Last night
| attacked the blockadrrs with my little ilcct:
and succeeded, after very short struggle IN
driving them all aground, at the Southwest
Pass Ga., except tue prebIc which | sunk and
captured Il; y prlzs i:yn them, and after we
rot them fast in Tie sand, we pep2cred them
Yrli. There were no casualties OH our siue'
rr. aliair was Il complete success.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Declines.

General WV. L. MARTIN has declined the Col
cc,nr>hip Of The War Tax for South Carolina,
thinking that it m"y conflict with his position as
Clerk Of The sonth Caroiisa Senate. lie inform.
all applicants l"r ali"'in,nlca,s that their. letters
will br turned "vcr IL tic sentcmum VINO may be
aproinic:! To the Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Roll Edgefcld Rifles.

Cnptni"--A. PERRIN,
1d Lieatenanf-E. II. YoUScDLooD,
2nd Lieufemnnt-B. 5. MINs,
3d Lirn,cnu";-W. II BsuNsoN,
.ion- Commi3~ion.d Officers.
ln Sery,nm'-H. D. CEooKEn,
2nd Seyeant-J. 3. WALLACE,
3rsi Seryea"t-B. 4. JOKES,
4h .Scryeunt--L. W. IorScnLoon,
lot Co,por"i-L. COLEMAN,
2"d Corp"rni-W. L. AcHESEf,
srd Gmp"r"i-C. L. nra!s"c,
..;d C.rl,o:"'-J. y. R"rHR.
IS".ycon-.A. W. lnr&GnLUUD,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

E.s a currrai,n,,,i,';;::'' Of the Chronicle d
!Sn,incl, noticing the Soldiers isel.cf .ASSocia,
ton at White Plains, Ga, gives the following
sad accident:
Ua Friday night, 2Olh nit, this society
gave concert, wilrtablcaux vivants, to rai>c
4. fund for the aid o! tkeir humane work
Durillg the very interesting performance
Hiss Laura J. Alfriend, who had been very
actively engaged in getting up the exhibitions
aud was one OF the principal actresses ul the
ey ing, ;;a.' her dress g..!ied By u candle.
and despite lie Gallant cua'!uet Of >,ycral
ynamg i..cn. ,"ccticr with TIA. ui her father,
briolc he llamcS could be exsincui>lrd, tic;
had done tl&l work OF death. She lived III
I'll the iol,%ins Wednesday night and died
helovcd by Nil WHO knew her. Her death
has srcad general gloom over the whole .
community. How true is it, that the ways of
Providence are mysterious and past find
pg OUT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

5sS. 4 tight soldier in Mobile having bccn sea
fenced to hammer siune in thr WAREHOUSE eight
days, II wag announced to the outsiders that tho
cour, had adjudgcd lie should study geology in
the rUckulogical department of corporutional in
ansiry for one lay-RnA week"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Return OI Thinks,

The Ladies' of the EdscticL Village Association
will read with pleasure the following note OF
thanks from the gallant Col. Of the intrepid 7th
HEADQUARTERS, III! PALMETTO REG'r..
September 22d, lSil.
DEAR HUMANITARIAN much pleasure and many
thanks, / acknowledge III: receipt of your letter
Of Sept. 22d and also Of thrcr bnxcs Of clnthing
for the brave soldiers of my command. These
boxes contain 300 l!anncl shirts, lEj pairs Of draw
ers, and ~ pairs of Su,k-. 5" muci energetic
kindness anI soothing sympathy on the part Of
the ladies' OF our Old E';Scield, will leave
in my heart and the hearts ol my gallant me.i, ::
touching and enduring remembrance. Rest AS
-urcd. We will ever Sta, in the fr"mu row, ready,
willing and eager to spend and DC spent in the
service and for the protection Of u!l The fair and
good wn,ncn so n"hlc, ever thinking Of "ur waits.
Re:cvr, Madam, the grateful expression ii my
sentiments 0; profound esteem.
TIIOS. G. BACON,
Cpl. Ith Palmetto Regiment.
Mrs Gas NJ J. BosnAG President OF ;S,.d;rrs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
7 tIi,E.

NEw ORLEANS, Gc:. l2.-Thc cnemys
force i'll ,ac engagement tbs morning is rep,
resented as being 10 guns and nearly lgOO
m.i. while Our little mosquito" ileei car
ried but Is guns and about 3UO men.
[: is reported that the iron steamer sunk
thc l.. S. sioop-ui-war Prctlc, with Ler steel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

NASHVILLE, Oct. Fifteen Suutherncrs
whipped seventy FIVE Q the enemy at East
Cav. City. killing t;:rce men, and capturing
IS Eo:srs. One Sou!hcrner was mortally
wounded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16

Brig. Gen. Mansfield Lowell, G. 5. A., has boon
promoted TO the rank Of Major General, and has
been assigned to the entire command of the Mill.
tary Department of L,;isia:a and Mississippi.
Gen. fwi.gs, hitherto in commabd .! t:iat depart
mont, retires.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
A Good ExamDle,

The Mechanics Savings and Loan Association
Of Savannah have ubIi.hed the following adrer-
:iSrmcnt:
Representations hnvc been made l,y 4 number
NJ lrr.'s. shat cotton planters needed sinnl rnsu
advances II meet emergencies. To meet this. five
crr;s yuun,! will he advanced upon c"ti y in
bales. averaging in'iny quality, delivered in
brick warc'"ll>c in Macon OF Griliu the cotton
there tn remain until The blockade is removed. Su
that i; can i:c fairly sold For this advance, inter
c.t n; seven prr cr.t will bo charged also, COM
n,-sirn "i 9 i,rr cent, with warehouse expenses
ami insurance.
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Congressional Election.

Mrs. GGy. NJ. J. Bo>HAG. pfc-idel.l ol $,
tp!icf Associations nj Edgc.;gd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
NAMES OF WOUNDED AT CHABLOTIES-
VILE VA.

We have been favored with tie following extracts
from private letter, which states that wounded at
Charlottesville Hospital ole MI well treated aud that
many Of ibem have been tuken into private houses IL
viii he seen that some who supposed ~ be dead
are sill alive and doing well;
VIM y BALDWIN No <1 Fonrth street. Ne1i orb, TT''s"
Ith R,rnen n. Y. &. NJ bail 1hf's n bis breast, o. 10
b.. { a. a. Cha lot;.syil.. Va Doius veil
Tmf lLy DsB!vsn. res1,e zane Souaded H.
foo, is w,l aud all Livcs BROOKLYN.
Jobn Msl,u.y away pso~ regiment MT
given F,be. hss IN Bo'on-Ed. C'owiry ous u tl-nL
Al@, D. G.rc- shot through eg his bfok.n Prom Ouci'
o.. County. Ia sane hospital.
C.pl Batis -o'a lat Mehir,h woondsa 90 hish. s.'.
rsss HI With hiu IhuT Staying ~ h Captain ~s'
tskea prtotrr.
Capt John 81 Casey regimen slot n $r VII i0se the
Limb A runb.T u the riui,rt 18th HIN.
W Eassn. T-gGIenig sfthty wounded Lns o
" Bellows Concert Hall" Daes.o Psp,r' copy.
There are nuny more of our wounded at Charloites
Vile but a the dsie Of the letter, July a. tie writer
lad not learned der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
4 pRIVATEER.

The steamship Columlia, on her outward passage 70
Havana, on THURSDAY, July p, NJ p. m' lt ~ az
lon 7S' 49, passed uali fore and af schooner quot
DO 1 build wiih her mliuss reefed and jio futIed.
She bad no bame on her rteru. Size had something
amidshrs covered with cabvas-undoubted'y n
gun. She is. without doubt, the zane vesfel de-
scrbed in tie Talers Of July o. about 90 feet lng,
pain ed ceep lead color. On our approach she hosted
the Anne ic IN ensign, which saved her from being
handled rather roughly AZ soon IA we parsed her she
made sll sill AZ To her being Of the prata wee
ses which ufest th.re is butvery little doabt
Tire Columbia ief ut Key Wet, July % lontward
trip, tie United Sais steamship Macedonian aid the
steamers Crusader, Water Witch. and salFoF. The
steaui-Gigats Niagara sailed same day 90 4 cruise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

top eievseG "a feet above tho water. AZ Wa ae~Sk
oy lightning in nluost every thunderstorm tbst -
eurr The huid passing barneesy downtbe capasaoas
conductor by which il was armed. Persons living h
TIE n''ghboricod considered a protection agaiSse
"gn'"ins' while the telegYaphio workuen bad suct
enure confidence ~ it, that they did not hesitate 70
irse hheiter, during thunderstorm in a small bOuso
built around the mast aud in which the inplemenss az
rbeir calling were deposited These arc strong faess
md would seem to warrant very definite coucn,oas.
But Professor Henry sssets that the action Of d.
rod in diminishing the intensity Of the cloud eau COL,
be of very temporary character and that 1t capuss
have supposed, affect ito subsequent stas. %
dsarm il Of its Eliminating power since lis electricity
il constantly renewed, il is well known that .
Thunderstorm during its whole Of huudreds
Of mies in extent, continually gives Discharges TO .bs
earth. He thinks that notwithstanding the instances
quoted by Aago Of the diminution Of disl arges a
fphtning after the erection of rod. the fact esssb-
lshed by observation, experiment and theory, tba4
The rod does attract tie lightning and receives tss
charge not only siIeody but exflosiyely. In some
instances the explosion might not have occurred lad
The rod not been present.
All residents OF cities should face Themselves IN The
cner Of eit.er cha,nber, psr'os kitsh.n, daring
thuadyr storm. In o.ber words keep far away from
tie walls poss bei and they sheald especially AVOID
lting Il ,ndng under or gbs wat rppea
as well Is under or bellwrs, round stove, "
ies:de chimney. Eseh Of these domestic conveti-
noes may he chosen by the electric fluid the path ~
which will travel TO the eartn, bur by which, nocns
chn frete. Men seated al Il front dor under tic
bell-pu have been killed by Iightning which d:-cend-
ed tue kitcreD chimney to the be-wire along which d
eoursed 10 the street, Women engaged at the hydrans
in low shed, have persisted suddenly. Othen,
leaning against the wall, standing at the vi Gow,
have slso Teen killed. All these are ststiCns Of great
danger. Even in houses provided with the
llets network of conductors, all hi. pIecaiou shond
he observed. But in those On which no, single point
has been erected and which are consequently ia eop-
ady, from every quarter, they should be ngi1y prac
tced. e cellar is no ssfer lnan the paror though
favoriie refuge with many. But the true precautioA
should be adJpted before the comes deferred
nntii il IL actually upon us-tbs building stoud 10
armed with conductors Then, having done cur Vi.
most, We should trust in God for the remainder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
NETWORK D>mY VRIBUNE. THURSDAY AUGUST g. 1851.

ue d ne count whether ths done at rsi or at
n- 'hrthsT it done dclil ersiey in oar et ength aud
Nigor or desS rai h. ruin aEf defeat. L. Tho brs
case "es'g u reese ttlesTeti, -nf naio" long bc'nd
Jos" d, dc de Of oilers which it feared to repu iae
m "fel st lrngih u release gwen, viii every
desp'sm d Europe must .aeknou ledge, siri giug ~
opoe ~ lsJh aud liberty In The other rass we shonid
rv,en le soc.e RFey-uip fevrrr, welded 10 vice
that he tandon IT, lhongh il has ceased 90 'e
proha le a'T give but who waite foe utter ply
.ia nbiliiy hefis be sham virtue which 70 TIE
sonfem . aid III slug 4 nen."
Ga! hat We kew to-day OF our visitation snd
were vic TO zee aud % seize tie pFovidentia juno
tue vii ire SuaryIne Ruler Of uhlious his oered
az, u pr lin ii eriy throughout a w iai unto h
he inha tsuis th.ieJf May God OF Ills mercy grant
tlat chr lioa sl. not he bit-by .bng TO DO Jnsr'
iy. love mercy, and walk hawlly wisi. GOD al TIE
,ricsl m"mtu,--tU becOue Il l;slug aid by woTd to
OF or -, L. and 70 otter ages, Ike the s'ii-teeSep
Jews, Let tie gen l. Co~Per Ieed TO US Weir ia'e
r.d cur own EAswi.e, il viii not have n sbt-ots'
ncss:
Peeled, ,cattersl aud er'erniia,,ed thus,
The lat 81 BOW. though ~ thr ntsti
1hs, aud teach the prupdr'I, %o.io tseJ ieafn
HENRY T. LHEEVER.
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