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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

s,pt,n choir indsdal rxcss tayniug tha gfsSn
;;,eadlsnis Mit ihpsklaus = - asers. and Frushs
.uy. with IA sau iibls sslsY. 30 7shsir twin
:, :.,,.nbsaoss witla the: dsslt a sa ths city .
fisss with & kIsn oessts. ing Iife;;s asll the
outt,tnis leap 6 63;s md yau itesr t1e.d dknk
i the ham tsa,sr, anA tbs ctAl9s sthe
Weapon; for there is work .-sf, thsre is
s4-:: and to meet these there IS m ns1hooi
All, ,nethiaks; I h4sr q yoics fro a heaven !
soft as q childs whisper, which ssvs5 70 J
ne-ard my hear. gss;,ss a'suEet -sana sud !
,houd not spare Nlaey All. tiist, great elty, !;
wherein are more th N elk score thousand
,srsnus that cannot discern. beswe 81, thsirr
light Iaaad and the r i-ft!" r;
XIV.
Nv nwn ol cityl B, strong -he hops
:u!! Go forth with the sunl D.the work
f strsayth aaa va,s! y fold fhs proper
les of virtue in thy gifl. Lot thy sons
wsn them, each according to his low
,,sat, for tae & xht; f,r the toll; f'r the race;
f,r the enterprise; for the c,nqrast over
Wind AMI sea; ovec rock AMI desert; for the
due use anil employment Of all created OBJ
i.cts. sreffor the use Of rh 1t VIII c'l il in thy
,wn soul. Lat US forth tog .ther, my
hretnr0n, WUlt0 t10 SU:A 10 fos S'' "ES"nS
up his height, aud let q. taxa oar~plsces in
;.is eve, on such grsn.i eminenc.s as shall
Weld US the prospscs of that villa empire
xhi.h IL ooailsl to the keeping or thy
p .aple.
Let us begin a new rase. for that long
lay of empgs which shall yet begin fsr
thee ia glorys
XVI.
Lol I sing thea a new song. which
,l,oull .t-acll thee the virtu.s IN thy gift,
MI I'll! thes with that faith in thy mission
which sI,aIl Leave none Of thy possessions
l,.xp'ored; which shall give the seas to
tl,y keel, the m ,lntxfn to thy wing. the
rock to thy shaft. the forest to thy AKA, all
ne /, to thy honor, AMI all created blessings
thy Lowell II thou hast erred, like
Nineveh. an:l if thy vine bath sometimes
sitherec. beneath the to'th Of the worm,
hy Ga. hath saved thy thousands from
Il. yoke, aud thyself from the sea Of Ere
md the furrow Of salt. Let us sing glad
ony; AZ thy soas 90 forth with ms, for,
tsrily. shis-;, tie d!wuiag Of a new dsv for
nee y.ha Sshi,ie. w. G. 8. 20
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

.hs.;fs s In sgss & 81 Is
ihsss ii agIiMg syeii;ss OF wisl and zsaa:1
Tnsy slsa non it.sE EverY seal 20 hearl TreJy
IL as,,n sesy aouls issarl Easy eslss
;Fs;lho % ahs poi asss aaAye 5ssssy 1Is4s
,,fSr hey;sat tich. h.no ya3s il rea..d csa con I
prrsha,,L aslt they spssf 10 our higher, and
dsspsr, IN 6taaersaa atiye, al. 50 nlsny: Wit
snsssss waiting 81 th4 Eterdal. s. 80 ssss5.s
- s; He. =
Z The stara, aA bnt one, have asd. T,af
IS Lucifsr, ths Light Bearer, who skill,
fngers at the porchas Of the dav-hN. the
last torch bsarer Of the nisht-eks=ss: The
Bfinysr:ia Of the D.wn-the one glorious
s,ssat.Iiar a,.sr tho two;tnin9ing, yet divide I,
MSrl d, Of day and nighti AL ses, no ",
sshs toa gsas upon his way, with his totcIl
inverted. H. feels tho approa,sh Of the
1ightisr Presence, in whose intenser DIRE.
lis own blight, clear glesm must palel
In Ne Est lot the arrsay shafts thst
) break through the grey yapors; shut up in
shssyes .! orange and crimson, that part,
seysn AZ they risa, aud rsdiate. with ssttess
charn, over the whole meek face OF
! Hsaysni sS
Very. sweet. and winning is this faint
glance; very pure and delicious tha 6rst
,brsatfing of the dawn; rising so gradual
oyer these gfey sisists aud listle sand IuneS,
) ani the. billowy waters that wind around
I and wrap sl1en. all in aFsctionsas e,nbras :.
! The hsrboF spreads away till the hesiisnf.
/ 1iss into sight under the gliding. friages OF
the saa. ashe sgrsat pines wave sole'naly
Their green phl,nags, narshaliel all ia
sserrisd lines. confronting the sea, "a if ar.
raEsi tagsiastca coming enemy. Yondsr,
you sss, tiny boat, with tiaier SO tsa
sail, IL IN motion, setting foelh. on N ,,isst
expedition, for some shining islet, whose
:sanda xrs glowing iuto brIiiants 10 the
smiles Of the sau. I'D mbtless. that itsl.'
wsyfafsr 10 a,ed forward uslassas fond an
impsliise, add with as pEopi haps a, ev.r
! sped the vessels of G Una OF Co:urnhu~,
aaatnhing, fol. .pnkpown empires ia Utopa
or Cathay. r.
i. s. .oh ,is I;ft! W hi,e. the great argosies
.aie Tockns idly in the t,arbos, there is {.
glad boy already busted, launching his
little model from the docks. aud drea!nin.
sof the lovely carp, Of fairy shells which I,-
will harvest on the opposite shorvs
Edwaa Ur .Kiasyah h-hsrvest only II Gas
sway, just 80 sooa Is tho ex oan.l.ng visiio,.
shall yield him prospect Of rem ,,rr
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

The begniling bum and aurmrr Of ta-
6ay--sha or rowing forms an i'm aga, gr.
dualay beginning TO ge,w in the sunlight.
coma not f. The ss:lsss sing'y. Tps breez,
6ring odors ON s4tas.r swiugs. TaeY hsyy
siAed the ciy gardens. Tie Z>pbyr H.,
Alept all nig5esi. baWsrs Of the rose. sl.s
ssnon, the Orange, and, waksnei BY the
dawn, he breaks away, with wings ri
heavy with his spo.is. AID he bnrgs TO
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u
.read their wings AMI rush onwara, like
qla lroa OF horse, bright IN arnor, and
s,.a eager charges. disperss the sa,lsn and
eluctant vapors. They clear the way 4"
ne advance Of the embattl-d Sun; aud h.
'on,s>;---th feet Of his fiery eo.rsers beat
ns ap the e .ee:y tracks, while bashin
hem with, l,ues of molten gAl, anl glow
'lg orangr. AID purple ffo'n his E.s:.r"
aoms; even as the MARQUIS conqaero,
logs his most precious robes over tn.
.vsu Ids OF the captive, whom it is- yst hi.
slfoyincs to subdue!
XIV.
The conquest Of Ilgnt over darkness is q
stadness ever more! So the heavens and
he earth rej,ise in tho presence OF the day
), the sullen ocean looks upward, and pats.
n a smile, as he feels the march Of his cons
Iaeror, the sun! And lo where our twi
;,vers Of Kiawah and Etiwan-tI, - sized
~ the red man-lsap up and start forward
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II II IF ID e.

A Farm in Bedford township. owned By John
Rash, about four miles from 5s1soFt. containing
lsa acres, about Sd cleared, with Leg hoaSe,
log bafn end 6fhrF Gui buildings thereon erected ;
also, 81 apple orchard thereon.
ALS0-A 'Tect Of land ConFaiuing fifteen acres,
about sesen asTes cie1Tsd with story AM IA u
log house and log stable thFre01 erected. adjoining
lands Of Joseph BrrkeF. John A. IngTga6 snd OH
ess, situate ~ Janats tuwaship. Tae cleared lard
is good order and the balance well trnhsTei, all
capable Of easy Improvement ard cuissvafian.
iLS0-A tract Of land B Hsrmoa-s Bottom, JU-
nisfa township, With log ho8se, barn, xc-, thereon
erected, containing 20 acres sad allowance. PaIt
OF as tract i cleared aud under fence and in good
state OF eBltiFation-near 10 school hogse, mill,
&c., adjoining lands OF Scott, Low, Hughes and 9TH
ers, ana lately Purchased from William HurI-y.
ALSO-A tract os lzDd UH!1R townsaip. con-
teioIng 2z5 acres. = acres cleared, Eith lara
house, tenant house, double log ~ aHd Saw
Mil thereon erected. Also an apae orchard mere.
or-kuoxu a. tie .sSnydeF'' CT ..kooas'' prnp~EIP-
60 acres OF Iand-ig elza.e6 snd under fruce
Kifh log house thereon erected. aaiaInin. G~org.
T .onr mar George May and Others, partly Ia 'aai-
ia and partly in Londonderry Tosgaships, lately
owned BY AatiFew Wexford.
ALSO-is5 srTes neaT $50 lsrstozn within
nile of 8road Top R4ilroad-about TOO acFes eiss-
I'd, with ,,Fo story dseiiiag togss-aew bank
bzrs stable. &e.. thereon erected; also, iwo s;sle
,rebsrIs thereon, Of choice tr0ii. The sell i 4
riet losa,, az capable of PEoduclag every variety
ei rToPs OF This climate.
hLSO--l lpI SNfpe GH=A lFs.ttF OF Hf1tF&+--ifrHF
.he Missouri river, clo=e to Ias couHty cf
H4rvlson county, Iowa.
ALSo-Two $50 acre tracts, adjoining Fikhorne
city, 20 the richest valley of t-- sFr-t fhe Psfte
Valry-abo1t 90 niles west Of 0ma5a e.'y, aad
ro.r so ID great national government road lead
ing ~=st IA Nrbra-kt It rifofy.
ALS0-lG0 acres, lwo miies sboye Omaha city.
oa thr great bead ol the Missouri. TINS fracr i
@eIi ti.nbeEsd and very desirable. all Of these
.snds we're located after p-rs0aaI Inspection ana
CAREFUL examination Of The ground aaj :sa be w-t
F@tis3 upon to. iaJGse wealth. Maps showing thz
prerise lscaf,on are iE az possession.
ALS1--Thr-e desirable lois IL Olaah1 City, Ne
brassa Territory.
ALSo-A go' Of ground il the city Of DacOtsh,
Nebraska Territory
The shove zeal estate will be sold ~ such prices
as 10 insure safe ant profitable iRyestmrnts.
N0Tet oblig tiOns of any KIM. that good
vii be taken in exchanse-PaFticulaF!y GOOD bans
! .ores.
Maj s, 1868. o. Z. SHANNON,
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BEDFORD HOTEL.

The undersigned having "a ken charge az the Bed
ford Bo'eI, 10. ueTy kePr by Cot. john Hsfer, en-
nources II tne public hat be wl.l be abb 70 af!aIc
the best sccofr. o4tons. bah 70 the travelling pub
ilc and tone custom. The house zlii Be taa0royeG
an; r--6,ted, and sH- Bar xiH aiw Us well sap
pliej gira choice liquors HIS tahfe will Or SUP
piled SIth the choicest edlhiss cf tue season, ard
he viii spare so pans TO make II suitable for all
His stable is ore of the best in Bedford and good
hosrlsr will always be In Attendance.
Gy-Boarisrs ken bv to- week. north or year.
Terms sonable. Tae PdJltc respectfully in
viteA 20 siYe him call.
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER
Bedford, January Is. 1864.
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Notice Of InQuisition.

BeJto i, June 10. 1854.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa Diseases OF the Nervous s. stem, So. rn4tcr.
rbes OF g n:nsl N4sknes>. InFotrucs. and ether
s6rcs iczs of the S~xgei Organs, PavsIcSi Debility
anc Premature Decsy-He~ and reliable treatment, i,
10 rspor,S Of the Howard Association Eert By mai
in sealed letter Pays7aes. free OF charge. Address
R.J.SKlLLIN HOUCHT0N. hosvAsp AssocIArIox
Ne. south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
IaIy 29, lss4-Iy.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.
IULIAxA SrsEGr, BEDFaRD, Pa.

lULIASA SrSEEr, BEpFaRD, Pa.
TAe subssTib=T respectfully begs leave TO iaforru
h= rrsvallIns pabsc thar be has Recently enlarged
improved a7a r~btred MS nonSa. boih for fhe &C
ccrnrcdarion Of trav-tsrs and boaFieFs, az w=l as
constry customers P-rsoRs coming 70 this piace
for rh- purpose OF visiting the Bedford SprIngs will
end tnis house pleas tntly ia~at-d.
Ample and convenient Srabliag is attached to
this dotri, which will always b s';ende, by care
ful hostler. Also safe and coEyeuisat carria ge
house.
All are invited TO give him call.
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
April, Is, 1864.
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So, ,6is Mgringers Sold in 1868!

Any reoFraa " ho SEi persist in yhe 5aek-eTeak.
ms q StTsiEirE and sigfbss-stfssI0 rowing process
nj rvsryyrs tolbes dry, hen 'Urir-Fsl ClsiLss
TV,jaesr's can D. tad for f-w doiiats ~hich viii
save teice rs pre- per year, n clothes alone, 10
either --+rzrse4e sei .oHs oi hard work or ..pen-
nv wise a.a ,-,aps fa-Ifsa - TAe saiaa Of good
COG WHEEL CL,1TKES WRIRG e.
j. eHly Saoxn TO those who usEe used them. i"i-
machine aa> rot lis s9na II ", ~rirs bed clothes
vel Is the smallest article OF esotaing. T. Fr'.
ct Of order. Ir is almost serrlsstiH ant It
Geata 10 cstL $i@aSTs ART ttstk eaks o. wa-h aayss
JGsE ca 81 Hsu}ey'> Machine aud HsrdRsrs store
1rd gst ore. Use il two or three tinses ard IE It
oaHst please all sb0at the aoase. bring hack, 10
questions wiit se asked and no charge made.
Jaiy -, .s64.
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& On = q II Y TO =

fs> may scHo from koH sHTf'g GtS sefssf@ 2S@42s
re ~ BseR restored % gsisitas rag9r Efd
Asaftk We eaH present Of evidence ca Frogf
CANNOT Be sBIscREDITED.
The Rev. Jacob Sechler
Well known and much respected anoez iae German
pogulatioa IN Ii country makes toe foi state
uent for the beneftof the afflicted.
flAxovEE pa, Feb. Is. 1859
Dear Sirg Having re4iizei IN my "a anIly impof
sHt benefits ffon tie use OF yoHF "a 'as5ie pr~p8fa-
ilon- Yfstzr's B4isan Of WlEI Ctsryy-it sdord.
ne pleasure 70 fecoa mead II 10 tAs F5eiie Sone
eight years ago OF my Daughters seemed "a De "a
dsell9e aad little hopes OF hef recovery S-re
teTraIued. / then procured bo{f!e oi yo@r SEesi-
lent BaszC7 and before she had tak~E tAe Sgoie o.
the contents OF Ine botlle there great improve
ment IN h-r neal Z. have, IN nv .ntivta1a case,
mate frecIsst use OF youf valuable mediesss, zEd
" JACoB sEcHLER.
From Jesse Smith, Esq Prssid nj 81 f!s
.Hgrsts County Baak, .doT5istcica,
.Sifl1 JeSssy-
s.H.viaa used Dg. HiSrAa's gALsAI WIED
CusKkY for about fifteen years, and having fesiE~d
~ b-b-6cIal results n my family. IL aaeri,
gyest Measure in recommending Il 10 tar subtir
valuable remedy IA css~s Of w@sk lungs, ceid-,
cspsbs. e.. ard remedy which 1 can -iieF b.
entirely innocent, sad may be taken with perfect
ssfrty bv the most dP.lcste re hP7 "a
r n
Lqvter in WesfEs,ns sf.,, .if!
bays on segsral occasioes u-ei nK Wisr&z's
B.ISsz OF WuD CHEsaY lor severe colds, aRd al
wave with GecIdet benefit knoE Of Prepara-
ron that Is more efhcac.oas OF more deserving OF
general use.
feet bY Z. 3. ELLIOTT, Merchant, Halls Cross
Roads Ml.
Wtstar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed al. BUTTS on the
wrapper
J. P. DINSNORE, NJ. 49I bIoaJw II, New York.
W FOWLE s CO, Proprieiors, Boston.
Ant by ali Druggists.
REpDTNG's RUSSIA sALvE.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Ras ralty pats5l,h~i TOE suPeri ri'y Of
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALFE,
Over All otter healing Preparations
II curse af kinds Of SORES. CUTS. SCALDS.
PrRSS coils. TIGERS, SALT RHEUH, ER-
/ YSiPELsS. SIZES. PiLE-. CoRNN, SORE LIPS.
+ SOgF EYFS. Sc. RI OWING TIE PAIN At
Over AND REDUCING Td< MOST ANGRY
LOHKING 81 BILLINGS AND INELadAil lion
Only y CENTS A BOX. FOR SALE BY
IT, olN>No8E. NO. 49l srOadTay, Ns~- York.
= .O.NLE n 90, NJ IS fse.noat-st., Boston.
= Ara by all Drogsists
May c, lssI--'0@iy
CLOTHING LrSL.aa1-FLL>1S"RG.
Having lately purchased m excellent a. ~ ;
E2ent OF
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
coes.st,ug Of Orr Co7fy, Dress Coafs. Ras. :
ness Goats, E:ovses, Tsss Pants HIS
s. Cegs, Wafg Stiris, F4acy Fiaa-
ael Sai,fs TaieT Starts, Dralg-
ers, Foaaal5aats, .fsek-ties,
Suspengsls, Buckykln
Gjorss,
.4.ED
NOTIONS II VARIETY
We invite orr friends a.sd al who desire 10
p1rchace to give Us call at cur Nev Clothing
Store in Scheilsbgrg, where a. We are dOlHg
business On the ..Oas Pr7>s~ System, We fatier
ourselves We can render satisfaction by doing
Justice - every one. We thank eur many
customers for their patronage, and herewith 81
liclt 4 continuance "f the sane kindaess.
g. BEEkSFRE>SER y son.
Schellsburg, Sept Is, 1864.
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A Most ExceIlent Medicine.

lF. CARPRSTER's RREuNATie FLuip.- Petsons
suHerIng from Rheuratlsm, Neuralgia, Diptheria,
Burns, kc., will 6nd this most en- client remedy.
fcomes 10 us recommended by some Of The beat
M en- in the State--and in this community TRY
bottle and see for oarSeli. For sale at I Def.
hsaSa's, RsdiaFd. ApII "a 4se3~ly.
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E. 3 = Ek:

A' Crarn-r & Co's yoa will fad Cloakips C,atsa
rhsTTis, C!osk< Faals. &c. very cheap.
Ds sc=1 Der ?. 1864.
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10 III

I good assortment Of READY MADE CLoTHEvG
t.s5 received a. CRAMER L cos.
Deceubs! 2, 1864.
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lO,CCO les. of WOOL Wanted.

at J. NJ. Shoemaker's Store, for which the highest
market price VIII be paid IN Cash or Store Goods.
June 10, 1854.
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BY virtue of wi; of partition OF va'pa.ion
'~sued out of the Orphans Cnuyt OF Bedford
c,a 9iY ari 10 me directed "a High SAerli al
cp,aty. / viii hold aa ugIe-t ue.an the
80 I .,., ts - Ca,IaFiae NawrY, Of Harrison
faw,.sl.in T.. -eas u on lie premises. ('siog tie
..me anga wbi-,. H~,,rv 'I37srT resided during
lis llfs.iel. on Thur lay, ne 18th iay ct JAN
uary, 855, said rea, e~i;,, CON y, "a,
Of land si;uate in iEarf.~oa le''ns-s" " .''
county. containing III acres. a''ut e., - -
cleared and under feHce. vi- . dNeii. z is'is :
barn and other outbailiiH-s thereon ef> efe'i,
The children, heirs and all parsons Interest," =
therein are notified to attend at the time aip5
place asn,;onei If they think proper. Tie
heirs y, nronea in the wrii are As follows, to
xii: Isl, Frederick Mo~try, Pa. Jacob MJwry,
3d, Mary Am. wife u E.aana-l Turner. ani
iih. Henry AfoNry, al residing in iieit,'Ea
comfy; 9Th, John Enanui H1wry residing n
Somerset county. Pa, aud 9th, lewis Mowry,
residence unknown.
JOHN ALDST4 DIT,
Dec. .. 1864 SaeriF
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STRAY COW.

Came TO the premises CT the subscriber residing
In Middle WoodbeFry township sonetins IN NO.
vembeT last; muey Cow; supposed 10 be old, Sna
is red and white spotted. M o;her marks ~ par
ticular. The owner will please come aad p ove
property, pay charges and take her away orse will
lie disposed OF aeeoT1 ling 10 law.
Dec. Asst JOHN BRUMBAU6R.
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:
q j
-ssss.ssss=ss>
me Eureka Hay, Straw and Fodder
Cutter and crushar,
Will save tO any farmer wao Aas six Assl 81 horses
to keep, a. least $50 ia Oas season.
Thia machine has been improved since last year,
and ia prsnoqncea By the farming public ''Ths Ss't
Gutter ever ilvrated."
Having sold ee4e than leo CT thsss cutters tbs
past year, respectfully beg leave to refer 10 few
farmers of e,sfofd county who have them II use;
Jvds. Rurns, Daniel Walter,
Iobn sonnsbiey. Abraham ReighaFs'
Samuel Boor, d. B. Miller,
simon Nyc9n, John ShanE,
Jacob Fetter, John w. Hoover,
c. f. Rea, Michael Schafer,
John ;. Brumbaugh, Joan y FesteF'
Henry Flarshberger, Henry ClsPper'
SAMUEL GrifRts, Jacob Yont,
facob Ridtie, John HaderbaaD,
Isaac Inl4r, Martin Hoover,
Adam Dgbert. Wm. GTisingsr,
John whiteline, Frederick Schnebey,
Adam ssm-l, J. Irwin Noble,
Henry Sufler, G-oTge Bo~seI,
William Rock, David Kans,
vstocn 4 m confident will spsak CT 'h's machine 10
the highest terms of praise.
Or aceOun, CT the grsa, scarcity of mechanics,
the high price of material, and The great demand
,,.r :he,s machines, was unable to secure enough
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OsBORNE.S PREPARED JAVA COFFEE.
A Fresh invoice OF this excsslent eoass inst re-
eei:e4 and TO. Sale at ttle New bargain Store Of
G. K. g. w. OSTER.
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IN C0NSrm2TTYES

ConEump'ivs sufferers viii receive valuable PRE-
sc+'p' Or for ne cure Of Co7spgE7n, asthma, BTon-
chifis. AMI al TsToar aa3 Lang Affections. Iirss %
chsGge,l bv seE1lrz fh-Ir atiFeNs 10
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
V tIIl.rls burg K.nss Co. Y. Yc-k.
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BROOKS, SERIES OF ARlTgNETIcs

for sale at 1rlroSartion prires. AZ the Drug ard
Book Store of Dr.. 3. F. Harry, Bedford, Pc Dr.
B. F. Harry Ia the agent.
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The Rev. Jacob sechler.

Well known znd much respected an.pez tae German
populatioH IN tbs country. makes tns io sRgsiate
uent for the beneftof the afflicted.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

The Daily Ners con mends to our Government
the humane example of Francis III. Of Austria
in his treatment If the Hungarian Sccessionists
Of 1879, whereof it says:
"Hangngs did not give character to L' conquest"
Has The Nurs forgotten that thirteen OF
the principal Hungarian Generals, including the
heroic Macy Sonder-surrcndered at discretion
by the treacherous villain Gorgey-were hanged
forthwith by tho AuStrans' Yet there was no
charge against them, save that they had obcyed
tho orders Of the constitutional authorities Of
their country instead of the usurpng fiat of the
periurcd Austrian imbccile who had been their
king.
The Ners is queer. II is yociierous in favor
of humanity, mercy and magnanimity, in our
treatment Of defeated Rebels-and therein We
wholly agree with it--yet it justifes and glori.
fes the hdeous butchery Of 1000 inhabitants of
Jamaica by the stupid brutality Of her British
Governor and his little cabal-a butchery so
causeless and inhuman that the whole civilized
world cries shame upon it. But it happens that
most of these victims of cowardly batue were
Black or parti-coored: and that alone impels
The Nens to applaud their massacre.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

made of Iron, and consequently they can carry
quarter more than the ordinary cargo, TO the
great profit of the owner: In short, steel ropes
for deep mines, steel ships, steel locomotive
boilers, steel wheels, steel guns, and steel shot
appear to he the order of the day; and this pro-
team metal, this maleable, ductiie, tempering,
weldable material-this hardest, toughest.
brightest most elastic Of all available substan-
ces-is following in its proper progressive order
in tho series Of ages" The Stone" 1.-THE
Bronze" "the Iron" "the Steer'-and is prov
ing itself, in this period Of inccssant motion ana
change, to be emnently the metal Of motion
and progress; whether that motion and that
progress be on land or on sea, whether it be in
the quick members of whirling machine, or
whether in political sense, it be working out
a 4" fiery gospel" with a" thinking bayonct.'
But to return: This new movement in the
Susouohanna Valley seems TO have more than
local significance. The United States is almost
utterly dependent upon England for her supply
of the essential articles named above; and yet
a Philadelphia paper informs us that few oi
our luurodu CoUlphuice VI "iiiNh ~ =" N'c'
have bought, within the last two months, Il
million dollars Of this material from the people
who (our President in his message has just told
us) planned, built, manned, and MAN.
tanned ships TO prey upon our inohcnsiye mer'
chantmen-a million Of dollars sent over the
sea in two months for this single MATERIAL
| simply because the railroads must have IT, ana
cannot get it at home. To remove this depend
ence is to prove our country stronger for all
purposes of war, and hence more capable ID
commanding peace.
England already possesses sixteen large es'
Establishments supplying all or part of the above
named articles; and continental governments
have thought it necessary 20 establish the
manufacture, at least, Of steel for cannon and
projectes, in the lands subject to their CONTROL
| by direct subsidies. The rulers of. these coun'
tries have been unable to appreciate the argu'
ment that England, being in condition TO turn
out a cheap product at present, should bc al
lowed to monopolize the business. And every
Intelligent American, with view 70 the RAPID
Idevelopment of our varied mineral wealth, must
regard with great interest movement when
will add new activity to our mines, keep oui
gold at home, give our nation another Industry,
and strengthen us as a nation both for Peace
and for War.