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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29

livery now and then We see inquiry made In
literary journals about the paternity of some lines
of poetry, Or 1t may be quotation of a pithy bit
Of prose. These orphans thus cast upon the
literary world not unfrequently are OF very repu-
table origin, but labor under the misfortune Of
having lost their progenitors. Being thus thrown
upon the cold charities Of the world, many kind
hearted ladies, and occasionally somc gentlemen,
troubled with surplus Of leisure, spend much
time to find pedigrees for these literary waits.
The English "Notes and Queries" has long worked
in this field and its Constant readers" should be
well up in quotations by this time.
Many papers have column for Ct Answers to
Correspondents" in which quotations in search Of
father are trotted out to the public, to be recog
nized and ad opted. "SmaI by degrees and beau-
tfully less" is ooe of these lines that has long de-
fed identification. This is more often the case
with the most familiar quotations. than with those
less often used. Thus We see correspondent in
the last number Of the Round Table, ask for the
author OF the line-"the wish is father Of the
thought" used in 81. Elmo. Why it il as familiar
as household words. Afriend suggests it is from
SHAKESPEARE, but we have OF yet sufficient proof
The most recent query OF this character pres ented
to us is in reference to the line Though lost to
sight, to memory dear" It sounds like MOORE,
but we are assured ls not his. Can any of our cor
respondents give us aid or comfort2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
NEw Aszlcls Fox FusI.-Within chi

N1w Aa1lc1B ron FUnL.-Within thir.
" miles Of New York. in New Jersey.
recently discoveries have been made Of
combustible material little known in ous
country, but long inzuse in Europe, nm
der the nane Of Ignite, or brown coal.
Ignite i shoSx sAalf the weight Of an
thraci'e e Il. bur1s with . strong quick
name, @<c = especially asefnl for geaer-
asng sssAni and Tor smelling purposes
me "eposltes JIM question are very ex-
seneive The fuel hAs hen HaAlysod
ana tcsee4 nth the best resulas. cd =
soons being introduced into ~. AZ
apeus hAif she cost Of anthracite. Il can
DC mined snd sold with prcat
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

~Dissssd b tAs m.s wts 1rst invested ssssp.
qsoth ssneho Passs. eiesp has ofsss bses "Dardss-
3D." not b hscsstks only, bst in nasy modern
instances. By Indgessoe, Nervous Disorders, Hsad-
ache 81 . host Of other conplaiuts- For all such
tAHs : ss0sdy. ssd saGtssss may now sxelain
~01suGsd b Ne Dss who invented the PLANTAflOr
DlTTBRSi" This Asticaoss Cordial and 6ns Tonic
y sov hailsA y millions ~ tbs great Health 0ver
ssd nsssosw. 14s,ivs % buy lost;s, ssd don't
"slssp On IT," "Bs wise in hme %
NAsxoIIA WArss.--A delighsfnl t.ilst artieis-so-
rss.oV to Cca'gne SD >; half the prise. sse
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

ONE GENERArIoN.-Thirty two years
ago, when Douglas left his Green Noun
tain home for Illinois. his great rival
Lincoln. was keeping post once, fresh
from the glories of the Black Hawk war;
Andrew johnson was Mayor of . little
mountain town in Tennessee, Je6. Davis,
: lieutenant Of dragons, was chasing
Indians. Seward was grieving over his
defeat as Governor, Breckenridge was
studying the orations OF Cicero against
CAtaline, ct . Kentucky college, Chase
was endeavoring 30 gain . law practice
in Cincinnati, sumner was entering the
Bosom bar, Gran1 vas . school- boy in
his teens, and FArragn4 was watching
the honor Of his dag Oh Che torrij coast
or RrazilS sag KAT 5ssEA - 81
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$50 REWA ARD.

In addition 10 the above Reward the undersigned
il will paw Fifty Dollars, for the apprehension and
delivery OF the above named female. at New Paris.
Ohio In addition to the above description OF her per-
son. her hair very short, having had cut on last
faii-her eyes light gray, and, she 10 lefthanded
when doing all kinds Of house-work, except when
sewing. She may probably. now, have taken the
name Of Myers. or have assumed her maiden name,
left New Paris with Myers and her child on the 18th
day of July last.
She obtained by false pretences, one hundred aud
ftv dollars from Mrs Elenor Davis, and any person
experimenting and returning her as above indicated
shall receise from the Undersigned the above reward
Of Fifty Dollars
ELENOR and LEWIS DAVIS.
New Paris, Ohio, Aug. Is, 1857.
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500
REV ARD.

IN MILL PAY TIE ABOVE REWARD FOR TIE
arrest OF WILLIAM MYERS and HENRIETTA
COOK $50 for the arrest Of Myers ana ihs return
Ct rav child. Marian NJ Cook.
VIM MYERS Is about six fest high. heavy oalt,
dark brown hair and mrstache, and when last seen,
was dressed il dark cAssimers pants snd vest, and
black planters hat.
Henrietta Cook is os medium size, brown hair, fair
compiler ion and SPEAKS with strong German accent.
Marian Miomi Cook is nina years old, red hair, and
very fair complexion. Address
THEODORE COOK.
New Paris, Preble County, o.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
P 4. BARNUM'S
Elastic Strap and Buckle.

4<StaC s9txaP AMI 80cklo.
Ey0R PANTS, VESTS and DRAwERs. sr.-
u penders eaS bs dispensed with
his little invention &C Just o1t and As il in no noa
bog, Is meeting rita rapid sale Il can DE- spu;ea
N = norens 20 any garment. by s1y person, eausine
It % fs perfectly.
aus elasticity Prs<ents tsAfing tie straps snd hs,e
kies Oh the clotne= and also allow pcrft fr..c- -
ne body while woskin9 CT taking sxefcise
FOR sale BY tzIler= ADD the trade xrnersa,v a.,A
1ns. ioT r.rculzrs, terms ageaas anA tie
srade, 70 toe BARNCA &. 4. 4 B. CO.
$50 Bruadwa<, New Yosi
Aseuts Esasad n .-ery co.asv 1GI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

UNION PATENT AGENCY.
.. p. HOLLOWAY 4 CO.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c..
"AyEsaeaseei in the business of soliciting Pat
snts and prosecuting Patents Business ensrus-
I'd 20 their care will reserve prompt attention.
Claims Against tAs Gcveraness.
For back payfsr Pensions sc, viii receive per-
sonai xstensior.
AL INFORMATION.
Inrefsrsncsso Pa.en. La ,cheerfuIiy given. Cop
!. Of the Laws and Rules and Regulations of the
Patton, Once, will be sent, sraes, application.
In applying for Patent the applicant should for
ward model Of his inventionlf susceptible of being
Illustrated by model-or if it consists in a chemi-
commercial state, and also in the proposed prepared
form, should be sent. Also, full description Of
henvention discovery, and its advantages should
be given is practicable TO aid in the proper prepare
ton Of the papers.
Persons believing they have made an inventionor
discovery in art science, and desrous of knowing
whether the same has patented by transmitting
.ous model or drawing, or a sufficient description
TO make the invention .elligibe, have thorough
examination made in the Patent Office and the result
Of said animation rwarded to them for
| BILE compensation.
We will have forwarded to any person " no may de-
| sire them, copy of the Patent Terms in force
andthe Rules and Regulations of the Patent Office,
| rec Of expense.
| Caveats will be prepared short notiee,by the
inventors giving brief description of
with drawings.
Drawings willbs made artistic s.ylefrom models
| furnished by inventors.
Searches of the Records of the Patent office in re.
gard to titles in Patents will be made application.
Send full anne or namss-character of the invention,
and if pos sible date of Patent.
! Copies of all CLAIMS,
any Patent issued oy the Patent Office since 1885,
will furnished the receipt of 81, the applicant
Ev,ng the full name of the Patentse nature of the
! invention, date of the Patent, &c.
. Washington City, July 4, 1887. 25N
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
HORACE W ATERas
MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. 4sI BROADWAY, NEW YoRx.

so New Pianos, McuoAeana, AIeaas ayo
GU and Cabinet Osgans. as Wholsoase e
Retail, prices low ~ any Frss-Class Insssunssse
can be purchased. Second Hand Pianos at Gvoae
bargains priess from $50 70 e3so. Thar bsiae go
Eve different makes of Pianos IN this large stock pus
chseers be suited we'll here - elsewhsse, 81
perhaps a little better.
1O. 900 sheetA Of Music. q littao
6oiled, at II Ctr. Per. Page.
One of the Largest Stocks Of sBEET NUSlCi,
disc 1t the Lowest Rates.
HORACE WATERS,
Aug. 3oth-27.s l6l Brosdway, NJ.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05

TINS is the season for Coughs and Colds shos
suffering with such, Affection Of the Throas or
Lnngs, Will end DR.. SrRfcKL Mezliauous Coach
Baloam excellest remedy; il fact All as Esd;-
cine. are worthy tas ~cni;ten,s OF rsa3-rs-Sse
Advertisement 3-ly-
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SInAN,S cukllIIGN PQWlEA

SLOAh'S cukOiTiGH POWDER
Has she lar:--t sale al Hsrse ans, Cattle Ne IL,
in this csuntrJ II Is cs,nTose! Of ere
nlil.sess ssfctv. certainty and tisoro
stands preusneEtiy the head Of the llxt a, doyse
and Csfi< Aksrczn1s
II carries OF all hr.rnors- prevents bases firm
becoming ss laundering yur i6es the tio<o ecseus
the skin aud gives It snr,t and gIn-ss appearance
cieanses the anil strengfhen every part u ths
body. It Is also afe ami certain remedy IA coughs
and cold, which generate many fatal diseases
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
FISK r HATCH
Bankers and Dealers in Government Secur.
titles.
No. S Nassau Street, N. z.

\. b. All kinds OF Govsrnnent Securities received
at tbs full market price in exchange ior DE abors
Bonds. Also.
All descriptions o: Government Sc.
curities kept constantly on hand. & Bought
Sold, Exchanged.
S-Gcia Coin and o. s. Coupons bought. sold
and collected. ~'
- Deposits received on liberal terua.
subject to check NJ sight.
- Collections made throughout the country.
Nisceii1nsous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold st the Stock Exchange On eommission fer cssh
~SPecial attention give 10 the Exchssxe
Of SESEN.THRlTY NOTES Of al the ser.
les for the New FNE-TWENTY BONDS Of
1855, On the most favorable teru.s.
Nay seth, 1857. l4sr.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-09-05
State Of indiana, Wayne County IS.

State Of Indiana, Wayne County IS.
Wayne Court of Common Pleas. Septem-
Der. Term 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry ShissIer Ad
N ministrstor of the Estate of Jacob kimnci de-
ceased, win present his account current for ana
settlement of said estate At the September Term O
the Wayne Common Pleas Court, 1867.
Attest, Vim. w. DUDLEY. Clerk.
27lw. By Z. NJ. PARKEE, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
FINANCIAL.
pHKNsYLvANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF s2s.op,ooo.

ses < ersass loan for the redemption ofshs overdue
Whereas the bonds the and osrsain oar
aicaics Of indebtedness amounting to ooo0 bssA
Ss.rsSi. uS mat s 8. same should b pea
sss y
ssr ~ sr
and e
no ol ss. nsn
Scas r IN q aars and issue certificate. loan Or
. asi y
ssa; which eertsa s' q o. bonds
nna mol DO ,sDsc 70 sy .asson whatever for sts
lows ssvs msn. ' q dollars ps;sSs a any
teen sa.s snaAsn mions o. dollars time after ar
~ ne 90 ssrnO. ana State iessufe and counlerEnsdy
e ps N % The
ne :nS q
ss = ss sS Sa1sa an the ;as sa ~
'n ST. @ .s ). i u.
pres ses q the Gessrnos Auditor and State
-
fo ss1s Can S I. par value he and .,
ne cue shall rsssis.s. PAYMENT q sSs
aos unSsr such regulations A. the Ssvernsr Auditor S
y g.
the ss q ss u
s nss n or oso ad
ting b csp.s. bond. Or certificate: o. nsse e
loan hereby authorized 70 be issued and 10 surren-
AR the bons csrsicaiss held by
such BID and TO receive Tho bonds authorized 70
SIC ANY persoc pcrsonr standing in the hducary
desire money their hands for the benefit
trust withoutGn order OF invest the In the
bonds authorised 70 be issued by tins act at rate Of
MUM net exceeding twenty per centum.
Sxc That from and aftcrfhc passage Of this all the
bonds 81 this Commonwealth shah be paid OF In the order
sscg. That ali loans of .s Commonwealth not get duo
shall 30 exempt from STATE, municipal or local taxation
l hundred and SIXTY seven shall have been paid.
skc That al existing laws portions thereof, ncon
sssen' herewith arc hereby repealed. ,x c,.se
/ Speaker Vt the House OF Repre- sentatives.
| Speaker al r q at The seu...
Approve s second dag Of February thcgsand eight
hundred and sixtyseven- JOHN W. GEARY:
semby e1 proposals win be received at the onfce OF The
STATE yr ssursr In the City Of Harrisburg Penn
as Ioows-"Proposas for Pennsyivania tat,
Loan Department. Harrisburg Pa Unissa sats'
Bids recsivedryor g. oooooo rsinsussbie Az.
years sd payable In ten years; 900
ten yea saa payable in fifteen and 40 REIN
the o interest 10 be either ve or six per cent per an
num- vshch must be explicitly stated In the bid; and the bi
o sham pes va be sonsd w De s @
the ksneru, 70 b sc from State Ioci and niancipa
The due bobds~f the Of Fsnnsyiva
MA win BE received q Il this oap but bid
oss state whehsr they intend 70 pay IN cash OF In he
No distinction van b made between Adders paying n
JOHN W. GEARy,
i Jo Saysi :. SaR Eta 'Eas'.'
auditor General.
". b. xEMBLE,
Mn:no nswsp.pa puSsiahins tho shove unless Ausho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
CT PArRIcK,s pAyvcIyIc Pr PROFESSION g Iss

Win the resolutions adopted the conven
oMcers q the Societies which win participate in the process
Ths line q re civic procession win b formed Ea:.
rs street The various bodies wil take post in
znsssns Order q H,serni.n.. Of New xor.-na.A.l.,
e.ass OF of Brooklyn ana Long Isl
John Wa In Grand street right resting on
H,Sernsn ssneyolsn, s0c.sy-N.rsbai Daniel Brania;
sH Dsnn.
scammsi ana Gouserneur streets right resung on
ssss;y s.. "a
s,. 60 si sc S n ss
-, between AonteomeIy and Clinton sta. right resting
4S s Uni'sd son %e of between
Clinton sts right resting len OF Laborers
Brdsss; HSa. Benefit and Benevolent sSsis.yxsr
ns G q Tss ~ E
C. Ana ON ~.
han bsi~es. Jsaerson and Rutgers ss right resting
immscuias Conception 7. 4, p soessy-M.rsh.l John !!
Ihs between Rutgers and Pike sss right resting ON LETT
frsnsssaralion G. T. A. B. socie.yzx.rsh.l Bernard
f%%io1ls,s conssp fs 1 T. Society
pns ssn IS Pike c and aks &
resting on sI q an ssa.M.rsh Patrick
Garry between Pike and Market streets right resting on
Ssfs Of Young Mems 81. James Society xs., n.,,,.
O'ConnelI; between Market Catarme streets, right
Father Ma thew o. B. r. A. b. CPafent) society-Narsha
Edward l. Carey in Canal street. rshs resting on East
oIs !. ssssy Na On
Father Mathew o. l. T. A. B. Society Branch No. a-Mar
shall John Close In Canal street. right resting on left Of
Father Mathew r. A. B. Society. No s OF Williamsburg
nar.ha Dennis Murphy in Canal street, right resting on
y Father Mathew r A. B. Society. No; Of Ne. York
ann toll No of Williamsburg
Marshal -; In Canal st. right resting on left OF NO
Father Mathew 7. A. B. Society No s,of New YorkMsr-
sha James Keenan, In Canal street. right resting on NO
r. sS s sssa NJ ,.: e. sss resting resting
left OF No. s. OF New York.
:s s'ssS :ss on
~ sa sa ssa :. f:s Society No q
Now hugh Gallagher: T. Canal street, right
x:Ss. sSss.s se ;. e
as y a i:s q l tssss s
* or Il. :. Aos. sssn kd essi right
us. aias ssa' IN sSsf:
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so!i-ssssh. Michael Rice in Canal street rshi resting
Yoass Mons Father Mathew I. A: 3. Society No Of
New Ysrknarshsl Terrence Lyons; In Canal street, right
TSe oe q march win be taken up at Il O'Clock .. soon
e: DOWN q
ts Of the park where the pocessoa VII pass IN review
S:y Yosrsssaa street passing md ss;sllains
ap
sy.third First down First avenue TO Eighth
y as' Ss+s sis
.nd and w his
an The morning OF ne paraae;-
BsrPs r.sos synshan Daniel Kelly Josn csns
ho p,,n Sgsn Isomss EinE John Grnmney Thomas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
AMUsEMENTs.

.afss and
M 1s 4 DI aSs SxRsEE WILLIAMS a..
ses.s should Be sesarsa II sSy S 'la'
MONDAY WEES ST oYs AND THURSDAY
EvkSiSSs, And Only szftSbAY HiiisEI
the thrilling lr''h ALTA ALL ESlALLowEvE.
and the roaring sNnssls' From z, NEW YORK
in both Of which pieces Mr. ana Mn BARNEY WILLIAMS
aSS SSISST ssEdH Ss sisS SSF 81
~ rJ MRS IA SAR sI7f wThk LA slrcEs
Box Once open 'front.' 70 9 ocoex.
Woops 81 Brosdway. opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Last appearance the vocalist and comedenne
THIS s svssI nAss AND sszf1D H1TisEE
The s f.sHt!fs' 'i saSfI 9 the
supported bv : fuil dramatic company.
MONDAY March ~ the sssbcsts g! moral drama OF
with apowsrfui cast Of chsracters
LAST FEW WEEKS or TIKI PRKsENT SEASON.
L Nr Mkt 81 Fl 4h sh u
rms, SsANcE 2F PnooEsM sa1Tox Aros
LEsCAMorEUR
FAIRY s sn9 III BIRD.
From tn. Crystal Palace London where tens q
witnessed tins most and beantiin triumph OF
Ts nosos II
e es sls q Of IN
Tickets Soc reserved seats s. For sac six days In ad'
~ W afsfc JuvENfLE NIGHT Children half
price The Chickering Pisno used at these seances
GERMAN srADr THEATRE. IS AND a BowERY.
" To-morssw !Mondsy ", MAJ March ~ ,,sox
HAMLET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

q 6O FOR GOOD PONY, SOUND AND KIND; ALSO
OO city made light RockAway for SO; two road Nag
in perfect order, Hovey stable Seventeenth street. near
First avenue. y.
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cO0O wANTEp-FoR A SHORT TINE. BY
pIUU widow lady for busiscss purposes. for which
good security VIII DC gwen and ponns paid None but
vvhsn Interview Be had Mrs. ~ Nnrshai boz 40
herald ONES. vi
onyx nm TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL E5.
ytC.UUU sste In this cky, IN any sum,
W n. wo0b, % Wan street.
$4,000 s9s On. On !. s nor. nse x mo rat
''s''' " W ;ohS r. ,VRRsY, . Wan street roo. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
.RMy AND NAVY CLAIMS.

CAsIyILL he PAID FOR BOUNTY AND ALL
yosr, isork IT,. Prooklyn, Aad . wan e., New Tork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
GAN FRANCISCO HINsrRELs,
Z ELLY LIONS MINsrREI.s, no BROADWAY.

" ELY LIONS MINsTRELs, 40 BROADWAY.
smtlssh night q the Stop Tha, s, laughing
iesquc scenes OF LEON T Miss Susie Brown;
the Black Crock. crectes great The Triple Giog
MHcBEfH & /. Arditu waltass NJ. GLAMIs
MACBETH and appears IN The Witches
CINDERLEoN, ,bemagn!acent MApAG "a s.,R
DARLING DORA, A Empress l BALLEl TROUPE
EDlTOk's ITEMS. n Dress. DEMON DANCE
PATTI IN PARIsa "A ENDING AGONY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN or NATURE Acp
n Wishes 10 correspond with youur vornan ~ 80.
kpy with view tonuatrmony Address FJdeijty uersd
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22

Mount Baldo, in the Italian Tyrol, is giving
signs OF a probable eruption. The neighbor
hood is frequently disturbed by, shocks resem-
bling those of an earth quake, and livid bright
ness appears above the top OF the mountain at
night.
Miss Addie Reese, the comedienne and pro-
team actress, took farewell benefit at FRANK
fort, KY, on the I'd instant.
Owens played "Solon Shingle" for the last
time at the louisville Academy of Music on the
I'd inst.
--A4vdh-nd-P POgtle was given at Rudolph's
Opera House, Springfield, Illinois, on the "a
inst.
Miss Rose Eytinge has been re-enRaged for
four nights at Walls Opera House, Washington.
-Tbe Washington Philharmonic Society gave
the ''Messiah" at Metzerott Hall on the 9th inst
Miss GlyR gave series OF readings at ST.
James Hall, London, last month.
Mrs. F. w. Lander, nee Mlss Davenport, is a.
the National, Washington.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22
The Lessons Of History.

All patriots who would guide their country TO
a happy issue out of her present troubles, should
study lessons OF policy to be learned from the
annals of Switzerland, which, after the Sunder-
fered no mans property; and from the annals of
France, which, after La Vendee was pacifed,
disturbed no man IN it, either in liberty or
estate, and wisely iorbore to execute the Con-
scription law, though the Empire stood in need
of every man, and though the master was Napo
leon. Mediate these lessons, for the Sunderland
has left Switzerland, and La Vendee, France,
more united than ever.--Me0lphis ButLettn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22
The SONG nE FIRE
A CENTENNIAL HYMN, by REV. DIR.

} CENTENNIAL HYMN, ny REV. DIR. NADAL.
ALMIGHTY, at whose word,
Grimeval light was born,
And soDs Of God In song were heard
with stars of morn;
Thou who didst set apart
The Patriarchal line,
And touch the prophets lip and heart
With fire divine
Thou who didst send the breath
And tongues Of Pentecost
Anu stir the sullen ear of death
Among the lost
Thou DOundlesS Living Fire.
Thou all-renewing Flame,
with glowing hearts we now aspire
To sing Thy name!
When steadfast, sainted men
From human haunts were driven,
IN deepest gloom of cave and den
Thy beams made heaven.
When mumm'ries took thy place,
And prayed TO paint and stone,
my queuChleSS embers shed their grace
In convent lone.
Thy truth lay cold and dark
In dead and foreign speech;
At touch of thy reViving spark
II spoke to each.
Then pealed the bell long dumb
The note that woke the earth,
Inviting dying men TO come
To heavenly birth.
The candlesticlxs of gold,
The mitre, robe, and crook,
In lust for filthy lucre sold,
Thy ray fOrSOOk
And fell on heads untaught:
The humble sons of toll
With eager hearts thy kindling caught,
And shared thine oil.
Now spread the holy heat
The conhagratton grew,
The enarnelleo hosts sprang to their feet,
Created new.
O'er sea and solid ground
The song of fire now rolls,
And note of heavenly dawn doth sound
To faithful souls.
Shekinah, Holy flame,
Pure Pentecostal tongue,
Burn on, shine on, be still the same,
Forever young!
Thy q hurch bring to her goal,
The earth to Christ be given,
Then lift the travail of his soul
To thrones in heaven!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-22
RAILROAD LINES.
DHiLADELPHfA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI
Il more Railroad.
TTMF TABLE

TIME TABLE
Commencing Monday, december %, l8e0
Trains Will leave Depot corner Broad street ano
Express Train at AIS A. NJ Mondays excepted, foS
mingtOn, Newark, Ekton, Northeast. ferryVluei
magnolia, Chase and stemmer's Run,
Way-Mail Train at $40 A, NJ. (Sunday8 eKcepgeOk
ror Baltimore stopping at all regular stations Coz
fof Crisheld and intermeoiete stations ,sn,ao, 49,,
ExPress Train H al p. N. csundays excepted SoS
low. Iinwood, Claymont wilmfngton, Newark, Elk.
ton Northeast Perryve, Hayrede-Graee, Abes.
deem PeIrymau's Edgewood, Magnolia Chases and
NIEht Express at II tdaily>P NJ for baltimore ana
Washington. CONNECTS at Wilmington with Deia,
ware r. II. Line Saturdays excepted,l stopping et
saiSpeTy PrScess Anne Snd c6hnee8S a. 6etsss
with boat for Norfolk. Portsmouth and the south:
Monroe and Norfolk Will take the ii45 A. M. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS, ..
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia ana
Leave Philadelphia at 1880, :, and Ii'so DAILY
Railroad for Milford and intermediate stations The
II, M. Train luns to New Castle AZ 49,, -.
Leave wilmington us and $50 A. m.. ana so
W" FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 725 A. NJ Way Mail: 9'S5 A. NJ
Express llO p. NJ, Express; 6's5 p. M Express s7a
From baltimore 70 Havre- -de-GTSce and internS
Trains for baltimore leave chester at F4s and o'i2
Trains for Baltimoreieave wilmington at 52z ana
~ A. ssIIijiNpAY sIii TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
leave Baltm0re at s25 n M stopping AZ -
Ekt ON and Newark Ito take passengers for Phades-
morel and at Chester to leave passengers from Ban-
more or Washington. . - -, = - .
Southwest may be procured at the Ticket Office, No.
s2S CHESN UT Street, under the Continental Hotel.
their baggage checked at their residence by GrahamH
Baggage Express. h +, KENNEYs sup't