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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

The sfectral visitants'
rxrKSoRD1NARY AND APPALLING
DisOLosUREsli
- No1 fER o1sn
sfaE Dhsos Plis.coroRi
IsA,.ezaoaeor d HosSOH
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERcURY
FoK MARCH ~,
WILL o!YI .d! 70 ~, sstpaes-rH.ssosl
the recent wonderful series Of
.---s-s sgPIRNAFERAL-AR re---
in different parts Of the country ever presented in
any Journal.
FRANKS OF THR COLLINS
.THRoDSH TIE
Haunted dodse in Twenty .seventh Street,
IN BROAD DAYIfGHf.
TO The TERROR 2r MoRKhEs AND
SERVANTS. leu .,5T
AN8TRERFERRIBLE NIGHT PAssEpIN FEE
80. s-eHAMBHR OF THE PAANroMs. 2 a
1sas x. .Hs
.-.-,, The Murderins Demons, ~.sT
the Insigators and Accom- plicesin the -. -.sy
DARK TRAGEDY, -.
revealed a. the First in;sryiew, appear in all
.sSsssE- fSYUI rArx,,a.g 80 .s<r
surrounded With informal tres and exh slins sui
p11r rrc as, rsP0rs: nth,
peated solicitations, azss.s - ss.r e -.
nIALoGuE OF INQUIRIES AkDAN
:sa.sg, .rsg Ais OBTAINED i,ss;iso seiltf s'-a
-. -, soLxMNLY WARNED. .sss4s, ,. sc
finsiss svesrvbsln Cd with terror, n. .nSes.ors
to escape, and PUSHES to tas deer, whore he Is met
= -FOUR UNIMPEAoHABtg wrrs1ssss,
sds e Il lhs s.ne0 ss
his rssene, hat who are unable to withstand the
Ai pIMoNIAc SHAPES Z, q. = e., 80
81 .hish icy get glimpse, and preciptateiy ny
o. a9fhira Night, in shs presence n several.
-, SssEa1fgL GOBLIN usAp. I. 40 ~.
gei r,s Screen Of Horror dripping With Blood
.v,ca ara THE DEMON BYE 80 L'z=sTs
gtsiS W. oiee sno una glow, upon the terrified
THE PHoToGRAIHsO OF THE EVIL sPIRITs
ere siss as s ts on the Dssssssa ssd
reached. a + = "a
In the addition to the above amazing narr.tiV.
the same number contains fan particulars of the
-=oz WONDERFUL APPARIrIoNS sE
seen at other places, among which is the '7s'f
RED SPECTRE AT WASHINGTONr &.
that hsunts the Avenues, invades the Departments
at night, and has been seen psrthed on the Gate.
ways Of
THE PRESIDENTS MANsIoN!!!
terrifying both sofdiery and citizens.
Never In this country has startling collection
of incc emit all Of the most astound
ing Iature, been bronxht together in any journal.
plore this week, with the Assurance that they have
before them asserted faetsi - 3 =
/ --. THE -rt
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY
also costsins all the Theatrical aud Musical News
OF the World, Sporting News, Fire aud Military
News, and the Letters Of Orpheus O Kerr and
Disbanded Volunteer, together with more choics
reading matter than can be ad in any other New
forh newspap per, At any price.
TIE
NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY =
is now sold everywhere within four hundred miles
of New York the morning of its publication In
the city - = -.
PRICE SIX GENTS, AT EyERY NEWS DEPOT
; s-n--5... 80 IN AMERICA, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

ASSAULT WITH INTENT To ROB- Ahout N
O'Clock last night. Mr. Geo. l. Sheriff. IN
passing along L street. through Judiciary
Square, was attacked by soldier OF Company
1, 1O5th N. \ = Damed Jas. kearney, wSo deal,
him a severe blow and staggered hini Mr.
sheriff speedily recovered, and the assall.n,
found himself Obliged 10 take the defensive. aDs
finally turned and fled. Mr. Sheriff ran
through the City Hall and notified the polic.
no soon arrest'd the fellow. He was turned
over 10 the military for punishment, which
will be heavy, probably, as he Is used IA
lighter penalties. ...-.. ...-.- :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

The resolutions against arbitrary arrests
have been defeated in the New York Assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NETWORK, March2l, TX a.m.-Frst Board
Coupon 6's, 1851, 1914; 7.3Ois, IVss; Demand
No'es, I5i1i Gold, 154s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
A ssIsrANT QUARrERMAsrER's orFIos,j

~ ~ anH II N'eeis,
WAsBTsCToS, ID. C.. March 10, ls55A
With view to obtain At short notice and on tAs
best terms such 81 pplies for the Of tails part
melt, By purchase in the open market. rs msy Be
required By the exigencies Of service and not ots-
erwise provided for by estimate on the proper on
GERS OF the department, all dealers in Hardware,
Drugs. Lun Der, Leather, Harness and Saddserr
are hereby requested TO furnish this Olhcs weekly
with price Ests Ct the articles in their line eSrres
ed &C sording to the fluctuations of the market.
tSigDed,D CHAs. II. TOMPaTNs,
mar 3o-lv Captain Aui A q. NJ, u. s. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

~ Il e n.
~ TREAsURT DEPARTMENT, March 10, ~
Certificates Of indebtedness will be redeemed st
maturity thereof At which date interest "a cease.
All such certificates must be endorsed Pay 70
the Secretary Of the Treasury for redemption"
and transmitted 10 the secretary Of the Treasury.
mle-3t 2. CHAsE. Secretary OF the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
BOARDING.

EkhILkAEN CAN Blk Accommodated
~ With fret class Board at No. FRANK lin Row,
street, between 18th AID l4th mar at
ISoARDING Pleasant Rurni he'd Rooms TO rent
~ Win Beard, single and comm uuicatit z, one
square from Nillards.' Trar sent be srders &C
conn odsttd. Inquire at Star Office. mar Il IT.
ROARDlNG AT f95 nth street between ii and
~ One large room for rent with hrst-class
beard also, two small rooms. few Fable Board
err taken al 80 per week. Dinner ats. m2i-2t.
HOABplNG.-GoodB Boarding aud Lodging st
y Moderate prices by day week ta be had at
fhoMMEL'S Brewery, D street south, between 5th
within balfs sqnare. Restaurant at ali hours.
mar II 2wr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

~Gens. Ord and Shoepff have been relieved
from duty on the military commission engaged
in the investigation OF Gen. Busirs campaigns
The three other members of he commission
will finish the case. The commission will sit
about ten days longer in Cincinnati, and will
then adjenrn to Baltimore, where the record
will be made up. 49, ..... .- e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

WASHINGTON MesKY MARKKr.-Quotste,.
for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnishes
BY Lewis johnson 4 %. BAnken: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

1T EiCTTCAL PHYSICIAN.
$50 Sfnrrf. Mas isTI sInEEf.
North fids,l
s, wbsss hs ess b sonsa'''d s'saI n nss, ~ 2. =
LOW 20 sAVn YOUR A0NKY.-osu . -
n osesrsl Hossl, % sAs Haroseea yaan, ~ esss
ssr p - 49, g. ynsss s'f re =
.sSss = - &! ss.s es s.ss s..
"a ss 3 49, .cr -. ~ - s cs 3. s.ss
) Esyis. - 80 heun. vith pre.vssoAi mn q m
=. szlsses. rsssrs.sss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

Il EASTER EABI "a
y, the WASHINGTON AkMORERs' AS -
SOCIATIUN will be gwen on EASTER -
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April sth at Tenn -
PEI Ance Hall. Particulars in future ADVERTISE
mems. by order Of tse Committee ml8-W.sMs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
LOST AND FOUND,

l. near p, pair Of GoLb sPGCFHC hs s'"TTs s,,
c6SSoIG'Ss. Ss saa Ri 81 sss sts them
I CST-On Friday evening March p, at grover.
H. l.. TihssteI, i9fehestrsl black OPERA GLAS g.
IN hhder VII, b. suitssy rers'oed by returniOe
son WAkD:--stolsn, from W n sarnps' sta.
ift and "a streets, roam MARE; she is lame and
sears old. $40 for the thief and ST for the mare.
she %s has a., white spot on the top Of he, tai!
$1,000 :hs ssss.s
5ih a; 9Th. No. 4sO, on Saturday night. March
Nv Fl b'fsi md t.sns . e.
dred in gold, three hundred in silver and the bal
of my move, or sGsas
tiSnste sum for any part Of the money thai nay
smaI allw. SAMUEL HOOVER.
1 osT- A set of CURLs In going from the Wash.
\ insi9h Thsater to 18th st. Arewsrd of s. viii
ItRRAS,.l,sD, or OR sToL.N.FToI n. ,eresE o.
With large horns; sise, enc smsl red Saffslo COW,
10 sss g 20: hS vi.
/ SITS Washington. - mar Ts-3ts
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-On the i5ts mat avhit.
I COW. SPOTTED with bI.sf, accom- panied By .
prove eistsbi m 'fss A;r : ::
HSot a&Afyiau2Avenue.
$5sstEsn siG..t is:s s% a. g,.S9;s S
shsverins to the name Of Don He is spotted bI.sf
and white and has somewhat the appearance Of
Ietern to me. imar a'-st.j n. BEfTs
H0EsE tTokEN.-stolen, on Thur day night.
II March 18th, a Black HORSE, with very small
yhils star en- forehead; about Is hands high;
white spots on back under the saddle The right
81 K. se tf ~ e.
sNap. a hbers! reward win be given IL retufnsd
Hss o. S. brsndsd on near fore shoulder which
'n'.,s'' my . tbs9kSR, surgeon U. s. Vol,
mar r. sssn'ion aeni. Hospital st.. near 10th.
osT- On the nth. . i.dys HAIR BREAsTPIN
IN the form Of . ute; IL WAS fsstensd black
tiik bor trimmed vita laes. suitable reward
viii be paid II left ct 6es N street, or at xss 1th
son kEwARDEThe above,rewsrd win be
GEU given for ths returs OF our SO RREL
BpPsE. which was svelen from our stable on Sat-
has ss S..,.s shse hand. sss
White Star on forehesd len shoulder somswh.t
M 1i3s fsfssf fsss s:e:a
mar Dc lw' Nc 81. Cent Market
NOTlCE;-w. csefed Tor ..le % tue sassoTfs.r
90 7th street bstsesa sn5 L Ia this cissa Ss.s
ety U,RsE sbout eashe rear. Of Are |; lsh hind
mar =, 'o'as p-o'is sEs az saxfKvR
SUTLEks AND GRscsxs wAdoss
Largest siss ana + Her.s sauers wassas.
.t III SPRING. sr.c~,s ~, shd a.hs. MsSsss
HAND &xsoEs. -reIL ~. vors.
a.r 10 IN No so osg Psaas, iSusg s~ss..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

s0The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 18th in
stsnt says: 1--WE have received petition, with
tlanfs fdf nenstuYes, addressed TO the Prsst.
dent Of the United States praying sthat Texas
bem8de sepafat military dspart1nsnt' Now
we sign no such rash. and notice slcA inperti-
nence only to condemn, IT.. A pretty way to
make war it's 70 send sroundTa petition for
the collection Of signatures asking for the cre-
alton ofspother separate military department.
There is certainly but avery slight symptom
OF q compliment = the sPrssidert in the appear
ance Of such q docunsnt" 80 - $40 AZ
1HOn, TUESDAY a,t IA passed the New Jersey
Assembly. providing thatany malatto coming
into that Ststes and remaining ten days therein,
shsll be trans ported TO Liberis, or some Island
OF the West indies where slavery does not exist
and aCthorixing the 9overpor to pay the ex-
pense, not exceeding fift doiiars in each case
arising under that act The Repu Slican mi.
norify resisted the measure with argument, but
without sffect The Newark Mercury expects
the hill to pass the Senate. sis2si'
VA' telegrsphic despatch in late Southern
papers ssys tha Helena was attacked in the
rear on Monday, the 9th ins tant,r and heavy
firing was again heard there on the 18TH. The
despatch IL unintelligiblef II Helena, Arkansas,
is meant, but II is opposed that St. Helena, a
small town in the rear Of Port Hudson, il the
the place referred to. II 90, Gem Banks was
prebably moving in that direction against Port
AUo ~ ,.,--..lk - g. s-f,s:f
e0Gens. Ord and Shoepff have been relieved
from duty on the military commission engaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

A GIVE ASSOCIATION FRANKLIN ENGINE
"A CO.-The mem bers of the Actiys Associ "A
alton OF the Franklin Epgins Co, No. 4, re- -
tptctfuliy inform their rlsnds and the public IA
that II eiy ninth CUfILL0N PARTY will beta3A
al, in the nxI of the Franklin Engine House ID
st., near 18th, On TUESDAY EVENING, March
- 1853; Tickets 81, adr lifting a gentleman and
ladies' Good music engaged. mar n SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
THE REPORrE1nkArH OF RsPkx.
SENTATIVE TEMPLE, OF DEL.

UNFRU E,--------------
PHTLApEIPHIA, March 2l.-ft was recently
Rulletis, thai ths Non. Mr. Temple, OoHkress
man elect f.om Delaware, lately died iR13ht
State. It appssr., however. from di:patd
, %s MT LsSp's !, not Ssn ~, es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
40 FOURTEENTH ST, (oPPosrTs wILLLkDsJ
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAh,
With q Pirst-ciAss Restaurant Attached.
PRIVATE sUPPER ROoss For PARTIKs.
CO. MUHsELL a CO.,
mar Is-lm PrOprietors.
NEW YORK AND wAsHINGroN STEAM
~ sEIP LINE.-The stea .aship B.lti- --p1%e
mr.. more . is nov !ossing f.t s,siUttoe s5GE
River. New ork viii dischAExs at foot of HirA
St, Ge9rSstoyI E1, f,sight q information .p
Esr yo?t or % . B. HHGSTTcHiSsoS sr tH ia .s
st.. Nashinston- mar 10 81
F'ok SALE LOGO 500 BUSHELS
CHOICE JACKSON WHITE POTATOES.
.tr....- AT
az. BoGuks, Georeeto-n.
ALSO. A QUANTITY OF VEGETABLES. co.,
sistins Of white and YeIlc- Tarnip. Beets, Par
rsslpss Ssr W ae Thsss sss At ALpRIoss !l.s
eets cen ID and ID sts. mar Is-a
NOW IS The rIMst
HAVE About :. 90 psirs of LADiEs' @ BATTLES
S price .,s ssa v ss sole ls noo W. hall
M is-sso No. ssh Pc. .r, BET. 9Th sos III 81.
NKw Rag sToRKI
Bring your rag. Of all kins. 70 isssSs al Bats
ins 9Th strte seuth, where ret the hiehes,
Az; MET us of all kinds; ~ . .,w.,.
pURs CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDr.
Having been app intsd Sole Agents for the Dis
Iscsi.nss EISEs and d 81 AspS V t a H.s
WHITE OR HOOK WINu, very delicate. fue On
nayor. superior ss dinner vine 20 the fsnous
MUsoATKL, very choice, Of exquisite bouaust.
an excellent dessert wine
ANGELICA. q highly IL scious. Aatunally svtst
vine, greatly sduired By isdies-yaiuabie !.
ths sit chamber, recoumsadsd By the me iiesi
PORT. OF fne favor, free from ,es~ocd, very .ia.
liar 70 the cid wines OF Lisbon, used by ne
IAity in Commun . rvice, highly approved.
L upeQuaie< su priority.
The attention sf the g. de hotel keepers sst
families 10 invited 20 thes- Wines. The Hsas ssS
Piled at New orb 2 ice. freight asdss, for ssis
E6aN A PkRRIk,
mar r7-st Corner and Ninth streets
nk. DANlk nxx,~1xr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

a hRsfGEhENTs HsVINO BEp COM
A - - PHETFD.
N, al DEiD HORSES AND MukS
Niil hereafter be carried 10 Nfstis Cps Wharf
sCIth OF The Observatory, from whssse tsey vil
Dc taken By . boat 20 the Fisgfnis eide -
CitafsLs having dead horses in their srhles vii
leeNe ear nefices 1t the ON &c Of the suys1n tend
ant OF the Metr opolitAn Police es no esrssDes vii
ee aiiorsd 70 be carried anywhere about s>s sab
CHE: 4. kRAusx, CART. ana A. "a.
mar Biws In Charge eflahorf n fxties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
FAMINB PANIC IN RIcHMoND. :

sfxpERArE NEWS FROM THr Kappa
- "a HAMMOCK 81, e. t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

NEW YORK SUNDAY MERCURY
also costains all the Theatrical aud Muscal News
OF the Rorh, Sporting News. Fire aud Military
News, and The Letters of Orpheus O. Kerr and A
Disbanded Volunteer, together with more choics
reading Inatter than can be l. ad in any other New
lork neWkpa per, ct any price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

PoW Nsf 4 p SUGAR GA only is.. esnts; agagN;
GGkPOwDBk TEA, on,v sia good Cqff EE,
= cents good BLACK -,si, only 70 cens bsst
COAL OIL, 50 cents. Call and get good bg6ains.
STAMFORD EvIW, =
mar 1857 4s5 Ninth at, between D u E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

SUTLEksASD GRscsxs WAGONS
Larsess siss 2 ara 4 Morse susiers warons
without Springs, Grec~rS sni nthsr was,a.
9Th sSri.gs Also on hssa sessIsi s1coSa
THOMAS YOUNG.
tnAr 10 au no s0e fsBnsyiya sis Avvaas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

CARR AGEs!ff
hssenos on hand and dniIy rsceiv ,AAG
ihs hpe assortmspt of FIRST GLASS AR3EX
tAhhihGE s, made by the best bui,d -"
Srt IN Tie country consisting Of one spssdid fun
"a. hecssrsyfsnf Gerp-nt6wns, Rol fsxons
.oI we or tosr .rsobs, Doctors PhAstssS Plain
Of sFcoSD II sFD tXRRtIGE IS bat &c re used !;
CASH ss sSs esS sssie s!ei.ts an parssss . e.
call socn a. No. 400 Pen asyIYa5ia a-eas.
Snar " I'm rT s.lsfas yeuNG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21

~ snd left at is livery stable 90 TIE l,th int
cn7t street, between H ans l. la this city, dsrf
foot white. The evptr, b. paying iirery ard ex-
penses. and proving p-oper,y $40 have che sape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
from RacHMONI

=ARRIvALeF PRIsoyE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-21
faE DhloN PnEsHogroRi

q sASscz ooaeor ~ HossOA
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-18
farnr and Nonsrhold.
Poundpr I'm Horses.

1baye seen much written and heard much
soid mon the elleyiation and cure Of this
disease. which in my humble opinion, was
calculated TO do but little good. J there
fore propose 70 show my opinion, and modo
of treatment | will not profess TO give
any infalEble remedy for the cure of founder
in all cases. only say, if my directions
are carefully attended to, some cases may
he cured and others much benefited. A
founder may be produced by sudden tan-
stion from heat to cold, when the animal is
exhausted, as by drinking or standing in
cold water when violently exercised.
The general symptoms are violent at
tack of fever, with loss Of appetite, cos
uvcress, and a general stiffness Of the joints,
and as the lever abates ono or both fore legs
become dry hot and contracted, followed
by lameness. The symptoms vary, accord
ing TO the violence of the producing cause
In most cases the horse has a violent cough,
and the breathing apparatus is so disordered
he makes whistlng noise in breathing,
when exhausted II is not uncommon for
them TO have occasional paroXysns OF Ia
borious breathing similar to the breathing
Of heavy horse. but more violent aud dts
tressng.
The following il my mode Of treatment:
On the first appearance Of the symptoms, J
make an infusion OF two ounces Ot blaCK
pepper, four ounces of lobclia seeds well
pulverized, and one gill Of Thomsonian hot
drops in about quart of hot water, 10 he
administered lukewarm. Should this not
cause profuso perspiraton, give OF the in
fusion of lobelia until it operates. The
horse should he kept in warm stable, well
blanketed, during the operation, led upon
fresh grass, practicable or upon potatoes,
carrots, or such diet as will insure ~ free
passage of the bowels until his fever abatcs.
Should his fore feet become hot aud fever
ish. let him stand them in a trough of cold
water till the fever is subdued
The fore feet oi Il foundcrcd horse should
never go uushod as that allows thc hoof to
contract and causes lamcncss. | have an
instrument something like a carpenters
compass in form, but stronger made through
one part OF which, about half way from tho
head or hinge ON which they open. to the
point, there is a screw inserted, which when
turned, forces the end oft against the oppo,
site shaft to spread tho points apart These
points being sharp aud turned ont, are
placed in the hpor toward the heel when
the huui is fitted for the shoe. and the screw
turned until the hoof is sufficiently turned,
when the shoes are nailed on aud the IN
strumeut Withdrawn. The contraction OF
the hool causes lamcuess. therefore the
spreading OF the hooi is indispensable when
,hod, rs long 49, the lamcncss continues
The ahorious breathing have invariably
cured 10y duStiug the feed with Quic, lime
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-18
From n Thanksgiving sermon.

Recall, first, the important fact that the
past year has been remarkable for tho abun.
dauCc of its harvosis. IN enumeratihg our
physical blessings there is evident propri-
ETY. in mentioning first the rewards Of Ag-
riculturc-ior hero il the basis OF all mate
rial prosperity. 1t is literally upon tho
products of the field that the welfare and
even existence OF society, considered ~ to
its earthly foundations, primarily rests
However much We may be pIospcrcd in
every other department ol activity all that
prosperity goes tor nothing il We ultimately
fail IN the field. Though the number en-
gagged in Agriculture is small compared
with the whole populations yet it will be
found thai in the last analysis il IL the tllcr
al the SOIL who serves as the corner, stone
of tho social fabric. The king himself is
served by the field Nou have only to
suppose tho husMnlman Of the land Ccas-
Ing from their labors, or. what is tho same
thing, the earth refusing to yield her annual
produce, aHd thcro would bc an almost i'm
mediate arrest OF all the business and Ell.
ioymcuts ot the stirring community every
wheel would hc cloggcd, every impulse suS.
pended; 50 that. through every grade and
division of society there would he no feel
ing but that OF pain an! no thought but
lIlNN ~ " hlllH w SUI W W.
Conceive that during the past year the
tilcrs of the soil had failed of receiving the
usual rewards OF agricultural labor, and con
stcrnation would he rcignng over the land
to-day. Such failure would have been
disastrous enough for any ordinary year ;
for this year it would have been appalling
in the cXtreme-pcrhaps absolutely fatal to
our national stability. Now, remember
that, while il is man who does the planting
and tilling, il is Con alone who can give
the increase. We believe that it is 10y Ills
direct volition that the rain falls aAd the
dow gathers, and the sun lights and warns
and actionizrs. aud the seed gcrminates and
multiplics itself And most abundantv has
lie blessed us in the field. 1t has been :,
year of signal fertility, especially in the
! prime department of the cereals. We can
| hardly estimate the immense, priceless
value of this fertility, when we take it in
/ connection with the enormous necessary
/ drainage hy the war of the resources of the
country. Truly, we have extraordinary
reason for thanking ton for His goodness
to us in rcwardng the tolls OF the husband
man. Verify lie hath visited the land and
/ greatly enriched it; lie hath watercd lhc
ridges thereof abnndmtly, and settled the
! furows thereof lie hath made il snf
with straws; lie hath FASTENED the spring
ing thereof, lIo hath clothed the pastures
with plants and covered the valleys viii
corn. lie hath crowned the year with Iii,
goodness, and His fields drop iatncBs SO tha
the little hills on cvory side rejoice.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-18
g'aticnt Labor.

The slow growth of what is truly valua-
hlo is u fact which ought to he impressed
upon every mini The impatient aspirant
after fame seeks the applause If the hour
his ear is not trained to catch the low but
swelling notes ut praise which pustcrity
awards to him who has possessed his soul
in patience. Man il essentially poor. IIe
has hands 10 work, and head to direct his
lahors Nature bestows nothing more, aud
he who will be rich must force open the
closely barred door of her Storehousc. and
compel her to give him of her abundance.
The hoIsted progress of the age is but tho
knowledge how 10 render subscrvicnt 10
onr happiness the clements which havo
possessed their present qualities since ere
alton and this knowledge has not been at.
tanned 10y lucky chances, but by patient re-
search and perscvermg toll. There lives
to-day, III his obscure study the man who
shall reveal truths which will movo the
whole scientific world. We know him not
now. but the stern couHict with the tm.
known goes steadily on new truths are
! discovered those before but half revealed
are demonstrated, and at the appointed time
the conquest vii, hc achieved, and he shall
stand before the world u monarch in the
realm OF thought.
honor which is awarded 10 patient toll and
real worth. In times which try mems
souls, when nations are tossed like the
ocean in storm, the popular wave may for
u time lift up man who has not this claho.
ration of Thought and character, but he pas
sos away with the impulse which gave him
his momcntary elevation. Only he who,
long waiting and long working, has solved
the problem OF national prosperity, may
come forth and, with an authority which
winds and waves obey, Say 10 the warning
| clemens, Peace bc still -
Brilliant examples OF success resulting
+ from patient labor crowd the ragcs OF his.
/ tory. Aud Cod has set his seal 10 the same
principle, Geology and the microscope
have shown us that Nature /. slow
workcr-thal the present condition of the
earth is the result of countless years of timo.
and OF agencies in themselves almost inin-
itesimal And We are also told that in that
hour when carthS Sm.oflering was pre-
sontod to satisfy the majesty ot violated
law, the victim was a " Lamb slain from the
foundation of the world Redemption
was the work of ages.