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| rity, and this cannot be given by any tariffs
or system of revenue which the Cabinet or
Congress of the old wreck can devise.
Above all. we believe that Heaven will
deliver the South for the justice of our
cause, and in answer to the many sincere
petitions which have been offered by South
ern Christians. And here, by way of en-
couragement in the hour Of need, we sub
join beautiful story which appeared many
years ago in the Montreal Transcript. The
albatros is very large, restless bird, and to
those who are familiar with its strength and
habits, the story will appear altogether pro-
bable. The Transcript says
"The following most extraordinary Cir
cumstance is furnished in letter from an
officer Of the SD Regiment now in India,
10 friend in Montreal. Whilst the diyi-
sion Of the Sad Regiment to which the wri-
ter belonged was on its way to India. being
at that time short distance eastward OF the
Cape, one of the men was severely logged
for some slight offence. Maddened at the
punishment, the poor fellow was no sooner
released than in the sight of all his comrades
and the ships crew, he sprang overheard,
There was high sea running at the time,
and, as the man swept on astern, all hope Of
saving him seemed to vanish. Relief, how
ever, came from quarter where no one ever
dreamed Of looking for it before. During
the delay, incident on lowering boat, and
whilst the crowded deck were watching the
form of the soldier struggling with the boil
ing waves, and growing every moment less
distinct, large Albatros, such as are al
ways found in these attitudes, coming like
magic, with an almost imperceptible motion,
approached and made swoop at the man,
who, in the agonies Of the death-struggle,
seized itand held it firmly in his grasp. and by
this means kept afloat until assistance was
rendered from the vessel. Incredible as his
story seems, the name and position of the
writer of the letter, who was an witness
Of the scene, place its authority beyond a
doubt. But for the assistance thus afforded,
the writer adds, no power on earth could
have saved the soldier, as, in consequence
Of the tremendous sea running, long time
elapsed before the boat could have been
manned and got down--all this time the
man clinging 10 the bird whose hutterings
and struggles to escape bore him up. Whu
after this should despair: A raging sea-a
drowning man-an Albatros who could see
safety under such circumstances, or who viii
dare to call this chance! Is it not rathel
a lesson intended TO stimulate faith and hope
and teach US never TO despair, since in the
darkest moment, when the waves dash and
the winds roar. and gulf seems over our
head, there may be an Albatros near"
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BY-AND-BY.

Somewhere down the stream of Time on
which we are floating. is beautiful island,
called the By-and-by. II may be Just before
US, beyond the next turn Of the river; or we
may not find it until the stream disembogues
itself into the ocean Of eternity. But we all
look for it, from infancy to old age, and
dream that all evil will be banished, when
we arrive at the beautiful standby and
by.
All day we float down the turbulent stream;
the blue color of heaven burns above us; the
uniathomable depths yawn beneath US; the
mysteries of God and Immortality stream in
upon Us with their awful spendors, and
truths that have COMPOUNDED the loltiesl in
telects--iruths that in all ages have reused
up the soul from its foundations, baptized it
with reverence, and klndled il with love
environs Us with their intensity. and all
thoughts Of the island are banshed from the
mind. But when the solemn grey Of twilight
falls around our bark, in fancy we see its
magical shores, green with trees Of beauty,
fitting before US like a star over the broad
shadows Of years. and our longings all return
TO wander on its fairy banks aud listen 10 The
silver voices OF lis inhabitants. And as the
rosy flush Of day fades in the west, ana the
watch-stars open one alter another their no.
ny eyes. we 20 TO rest IN the happy belief
that the morning sunrise will gid this i'm
mortal land, full in our vision; this cline we
have sought so long and yainIy, and whittier
have fled all the lost summers Of our youth.
which we besought with tears to stay.
A land Of promise is that By-and-by. In
it we all have rich possessions. the sniicipat.
ed enjoyment of which alone renders life iol.
cradle. The past has proven weary way
the present is foil Of thorus aud beset with
dangers, bur 10 the golden By.and.by there i
recnmpense for all. There the broken
heart shall be healed. and the weary spirit
find rest. Who would sell his blrih-righl
in this landi Though poverty, gloon aud
desolation environ Us here. We have both
wealth and health and loving friends in that
fair cline.
How eagerly we look for that island. i
il we're LAID down On any chart, 10 matter
how distant, 50 that We knew il WUuid sure.
" come. We should be satisfied III tie pros.
pect. But no Ariadne comes 10 reveal il.
labarinthine secrets, aud We must resi- can.
tent in its anticipation, and possess II Onl,
in our dreams.
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DELIyERANcE TO THE SOUTH.

We find the following article in the last
number Of the Southern Recorder, Milledge-
vile:
The dealings Of Providence with nations
and with individuals, often appear strange.
and the best men are oppressed in their
minds while contemplating the mystery.
There is but one support in seasons Of dan
ger and tribulation, and that is faith IN the
goodness and mercy Of the Creator, who will
not turn from those who seek His favor in
a becoming spirit. When We have done our
best by conforming to His will, and made a
diligent use Of all the facilities and means
we possess 10 advance his glory, then we
NAV confidently expect His blessing, even
dellyeranee in the last extremity. For
my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither
are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. For
az the heavens are higher than the earth, so
are my #ays higher than your ways, and my
thoughts than your thoughts"
We have been led To this train Of relec-
tioh by reading the message Of President
Lincoln, 10 which he recommended Congress
10 pass acts for raising four hundred ihous-
and troops, and four hundred million Of dol
lars 20 prosecute the war against the South,
ayerayingone thousand dollars to each soldier
in the way Of expense. This indeed at first
view seems TO be an overwhelming army :
but there was time aud an occasion when
double this force was scattered, and five
hundred thousand 81 them we're slain in
battle. ~ may be seen 10 the divine Re
cord:
" And Abijah set the battle in array with
an army Of valiant men Of war, even -four
hundred thousand chosen men JerOboam
also SET the battle 10 array against him with
eight hundred thousand chosen men, being
mighty men Of yalor.
And when Judah looked back, be-
hold the battle was before and behind and
they cried unto the Lord and The priest.
sounded with the trumpets. Then tile men
u Judah gave q shout; aud a. the men 81
judah shouted, il came 10 pass that God
sm0te JerDbOam aud ali Israel before Abiiah
and Judah. And the children Of Israel fed
before Judah and God delivered them 10
their hand And Abiish and his people slew
with . great slaughter: 50 there fell down
slain Of Israel ilte hundred thousand chosen
men.-t2d Chronicles. limp. Is.
History lurni.he. 10 account III any battle
in which there was .uch To-. III life. III
the same chapter mention i made 81 I Beth.
FL with the towns thereof, taken from The
vsnquished Jeroboam. perhap. Bethel near
yorktown in Virginia. mas represent scene
not wholly dissimilar, 10 which the modern
usurpet, with more than three times III,
Southern force, was completely routed aDt
the reputation u bis army disgrared. W.
believe that victory will attend the cause 3
The south N spite ~ The numbers d th'
enemy, even admitting that Mr LincDli
can borrow The sum he desires, which VI
think il impossible. Northern capitalist
never loan money except on adequate secu
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in my church, all that | shall say is, that.
unless the signs are strangely deceptive, my
prayers carry weekly to. God the earnest and
honest desires of united and devoted PEG.
pie. II there be more than one supporter
of the administration in my congregation,
am yet to learn his name. | am not alone
in this kind Of offence, if offence il can be
called. As | look at these hills, now Whiten-
ed with tents, feel assured that beyond
them there is scarcely brook side on which
some Jacob is not wrestling for the results
which have invoked, and in all those
sweeping ranges scarcely mountain from
which good men, with eyes wrapt as were
Moses's upon Nebo, are not fondly behold
ing visions Of success.
JAMES I. LEFTWICH,
Pastor Of the % Presbyterian Church,
Alexandra, Virginia.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESIDE.
4 Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, GtOrsia.
DIR. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DIR. d. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS is the title Of Weekly paper devoted to Az.
rculture, Literature and All, which am publish.
ing in Augusta, Georgia. Ii will be in quafo form 81
eight pages, folio szeeach issue 10 contain forty co.
Iumns Of matter. Il will be 10 general slyle similar TO-
aud IN size somewhat Target than the New York Led.
ger Il will be Published good hook paper aud III
hr in mschanieal execution ia The hest sye Of ypo-
graphical Art III utility, i will be ~ that The hest
icul,prs science an praeiica know ledge Il the Souh
can furnish. weekly visitor The homes of South.
efn planters aud farmers, IL will be more useful and
acceptable to hem than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
NJ aim Is TO establish paperllhaI will befa .ihiele
o information that will be useu TO Southern planters
and farmers, and repository OF Southern thought.
una giuatlon and Taste IN lhs realms Of etalure and
Ar; aud TO obtain for Il such IN extent 81 patronage
and success viii justify The most Liberal rompsnss.
ton 10 al IL contributors Able aud rrpefienee al.
tors engaged and steps 10 progress 10 secure
contributions from The most pleasing southern Nfiier.
Of both sexes. Mich laientiacni will be brought 10
hight. aud furnish some agreeable surprises soBbefn
Pearls.
FIJI an a gem Of Purc., tsy Serene
will ash before The admirng eyes, aud cause !, ns
ron. glow IN Southern genus.
he Agricultural Editor will Ne d.. Daniel Lee. The
distinguished Professor % Agriculture 10 The University
y Gtoga ior many years past 81 ths 0aths ~
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srn asriraiufl journals " ihe highest reputation
The Literary Editor sillhe VI. VI " Nam. 81
this ely, accomplished winter u ine iasie and sehs-
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ZION nv Som caroIina standard.
THE VICTORY AT MANASSAS,

BY LUoLA,
Not surer was the sword Of Gideon
Welded by Almighty power,
Than the Lord was with our armies
In their great victorious hour;
BY the well Of Harod gathered
lsracis feeble scaiter'd bands,
While the mighty host Of INDIAN
Lay around like ocean sands,
Proudly Ger the hill Of Moreh
swell'd the trumpel's pealing blast;
But the morn tina, sparkled Ger them
Was to indians host the last;
Tom at evening lay their banners
And the dying and the dead
Mark'd the way where, panic stricken,
They from Israers God had fed.
Brightly dawnd The summer morning
Brightly beam'd the Sabbath blest,
As the pOmp Of Lincoln's army
Onward TO Manassas press'd.
Proudly waved their spangled banners
Breathed they vengeance on the foes
Death to traitors was their watch.word,
aGrush the rebels evermore."
And their Senate, wise in counsel,
With the mobiles Of their land,
Waited at distance prudent,
For their great victorious band.
coslliest viands, like Belshazzar's,
And the richest, rosiest wine,
Waited the returning conqueror
With wreath bis brow to Irvine.
Alas! that eoRquerOrt better far,
That be had fallen long ago,
When his brow was wreaihed in laurels
Bravely won in Mexico
Better for himself and country
He had ill'd an infants tomb,
Than 10 have his gray hairs merit
And await traitors DOOM
On they rush'd with hearts exultant,
Might and power were on then side,
Batteries strong and dsuniless leaders
Should the day for them decide;
On they rush'd, with iron bracelets
For the eapiiyes, sOon % BE-,
Southern freemen. iron bracelets
Forged ~ Northern hands for THEE
On they rush'd, but God who gave Us
Victory on Be,hei's hill,
In the valley Of Manasses
Proved himself our leader still;
sesuer'd, rsuied, erush'd, O'erpoWef'd,
Al their mighty columns riven,
Like the chat before the whirlwind,
Were they BY our army driven.
Land II TIE South! adore, eralt Him,
God did for yOUr brave sons fight;
Twas bis hand that gaind the victory,
And PrOclsim'd the struggle night.
No, 70 human skill or wisdom,
Be the song or ps1n raised,
To he Lord, the God Of battles.
Be The glory and the praise,
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AND COLDS.
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he WIN thinks Others cannot d.
without him is still more mistaken.
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PHILADE LPHIA.

fH1L ELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution established by special Endow-
ment for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, al
flicted with yirulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure of Diseases
oilhe Sexual Organs.
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REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
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GEO. FAiRCHlID, Secretary.
March 10. S4-l2mc