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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
rhe Ohio and Pennsylvania Elections,

| Inc ONiO anu IeHhsyIVdhid CieCtlOHS'
No wonder the Democrats were defeated
in Ohio. The negroes voted in direct viola
ton of>the Constitution. 1t is well known
the Radicals attempted to strike out the word
white from the State Constitution last year
to give the right. of suffrage to the negro
but the people voted down the proposition
by 6fiy Thousand majority. Notwithstanding
this emphatic decision thousands of negroes
,reTe allome1 TO ro,e at precincts aoAere the
Radicals had control of the election boards
This fraud was ptrpetraed under cover of a
decision OF the Radical Supreme Cuurt Of
Ohio, which declared mulatto not to be q
negro; but the Radical managers did not con-
| fine themselves even to strict observance of
the Radical Supreme Court decision, for it is
charged that they allowed. every negro TO vote
who came to the polls with Radical ticket,
no matter how black his skin, or crisp his
wool.
With this additionally force ofnlraudulent
voters, we do not at all wonder that Ohio
went Radical, but it remains to beseen wheth
er the people of that State will tamely SUBJ
nit to be outraged in this manner and cheat
ed out Of their rights and Liberties by whole
sale fraud and corruption. We think not. II
they do, then the people of Ohio will be re-
duccd TO the same condition as the unfortu
mate reoplc of the South prey 10 an insa-
'tiate horde of office-hunters who seek not
the public good, but the peoples property
and money.
The rAnrlo er p~-,...-'--,''" ate H0' us
couraged or dismayed by the result OF the
recenteelection in that State:s They are still
hopeful of theresult, and determined. in any
event never to strike truce with Radical.
ism until it is defeated and overtbrown.
Fraud, corruption and bribery saved the day
tor the Radicals as has been clearly shown
by extracts from Democratic papers, which
we published Tuesday morning Chronicle
& Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Congressman Killed &c.

Sr. LOUIS, October =, p. m.-Keporis
reached here that Hon. Jas. Kinds, member
Of Congress, and Hon. Jas. B. Brooks ac-
cumpanyiug him, were assaiicd in Monroe
county, Arkansas, and Kinds killed, and
Brooks wounded The Democrat has dis
pa:ch ing !he outrage TO the Demo
Gratis. The Repu3lican las dispatch repre-.
senting that llinds had split the RI sdical
party aud attributes his death to Radical op-
ponents, if indeed the report be true. 1t
SAYS further efforts TO fix the assassination
on Democrats will be fruitless, because they
had more to gain by uilds living than dead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

Gzs- Gov. Scott has issued a proclamation ih
which ne says that information has been received
that Samuel Mur,ishaw and Willinm Fitzgerald
were the murderers Of Lee Nance, the negro
killed at Newberry. on the 10Th, and in which he
offers a reward of $4,000, each, for their appre.
hension and delivery in Jail, with proof to con-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
For the Advertiser.
Apple 8.

Let all lovers of Constitutional liberty reflect
on tho past and they will be forced to the con-
clusion that NO must quit eating Apples. Man,
since the creation Of the world, has known but
one quiet-,he peaceful and happy days of the
| Garden of Paradise. Then the Lion and Lamb
lay down togsth-r, and man knew no sin. But
| change came over all. Eve ate the forbidden
| apple, and the world was made to mourn. Time
rolled on, and we OF tho Western Hemisphere, by
spirit of indomitable perseverance,, had made
our peaceful homes another garden spot. Then
it WAS, that tho Devil tempted man, and, in an
unguarded moment, some unthinking man sang
Well hang JEFF Davis on sour apple tree, +"
and againiour troubles began. Our aoijiers by
their noble courage again redeemed our land.
The Star Of Hopo rose, and each Of as thought
that it was to set no more. But alas for us,
our joy was but short lived. The Arch Tempter
assumed the form Of U. S. Grant, approached
Robt E. LEE, beckoned bin to the sweet shades
of the Appomattox Apple Tree. and the Goddess
of Liberty, mindful Of this tree Of i'll omen, took
her flight, and the Shades Of Sin again onvelopod
lus.
And to guard against troubles in the future,
hure must be no Rir.rs to water the Root Of this
Fes of our misfortunes no Cain TO slay his
,rother Able no Dacia to slsy Golah. Then
our body polite Mill not look so Woody, ard the
ing Of the Carpet BuggerD will be heard no
more in the land.
Let us zee to it that these results are obtained,
nd South Carolina will di.pel the dark cloud
nat now envelopes her, and despite the Radical
,ajorities of the North, we, Of South CarOlina
least, will have White Mans Government.
HARRY HOPEFUL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
0BITU-

DIYD, Of, LAGRANGE, Texas, on 15,h of Sept.
1888, in tho 3zth yenr of his age, of erysipelas,
Prof: II. MELCHI0R EISENMEIER, son Of
Hon. JonN DE EIsExME1ER Of Augsburg Kingdom
Of Bavaria, Germany.-Prof. EIsENuEIEn, few
months ago, came into our midst with the most
aattering testimonials and his brief residence
among us fully establish the character, they rop-
resented him to have. Asa gentleman we had
the highest respect for him; but as one Of our
Southern soldiers, do We more than ever deplore
his loss.-LaGrang (Ter.) Democrat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

M9- The Columbia correspondent oftho Charles
ton New., says: Governor Scott has applied for
and obtained company of United States troops
to act a, his body guard. have not heard OF
any threats ngainat him, and can conjecture no
cuuso for this proceeding beyond the general ex-
citoment."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

EY Official returna have been received from
every county in Pennsylvania, and they give,
| according to the New York Tribune, q Republi-
can majority of 9671 in the State, in total poll
Of $4,000. The new Pennsylvania Legislature
will consist of eighteen Republicans and fifteen
Democrats in the. Senate, and sixty-two Republi-
cans and thirty Eight Democrats in the House.
This will give tho Republicans majority Of
three in the Senate, twenty-four in the House,
and twenty seven on joint ballot In Ohio full
official returns are not yet reported, but the la
test information states that the Republican mo-
jority will be 1895. In Indiana the Rcpubli-
can majorityis set down ut eight hundred and
seventeen.
N5> Tho Chronicle & Sentinel of Saturday,
says: "The fearful boiler explosion which oc-
CURED Mt Perkins steam saw.mill, in Burke
county, on the line of,the Savannah Railroad, is
attributed to neglect in attending to the supply
of water TO the boiler. Two white men were
killed instantly-John Purncll and John Guy
ard a negro fireman was scalded to death. We
learn that after the explosion one Of the hands in
the mill accused the engineer Of being the cause
| Of the explosion, whereupon he stabbed his ac-
cusor and fed for parts unknown. This is the
version Of this melancholy affair which has reach
! ed here"
w- Hon. John Quincy Adams, at Petersburg,
w., on his return home, in conversation, :a;a :
Tho Southern people we're as loyal as any peo-
pie in the North. The two races he found friend
! ~ iisposed toward each other, and the negroes
were pcaceable in all cases, except where they
were excited and influenced by carpet-baggors.
Nothing was calculated to do greater harm than
the Acknowledgement Of the whites, which was
more extensive than he had any idsa Of, and if
the people Of the North could SEQ the condition
of the South, as he has. reconstruction would
soon 20 to the wall. The negro race ruled the
whom the people were properly appealed to on
that question, the North would never submit that
ton of our best States should be governed by on
ignorant and semi-barbarous race"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,

CHEEsE, GOSHEN BUTTER, MAcARONI
PICKLES, SARDINES,
CANDLES, SODA, STARCH,
BLACK AND GREEN TEA,
SUGARS-ALL GRADES,
BEST RIO COFFEE.
Two Tirrcc Best NEW RICE,
SMOKING TOBACCO, all favorite brands,
CHEWING TOBACCO, o ino stock,
SEGARS in great variety,
BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS,
Beet Sugar Cured HAMS.
DRIED BEEF and BEEF TONGUES,
Thrre Tierees Pure LEAF LARD,
SYRUP and MOLASSES, heavy supply,
Large Stock BR0GANS,
Superior Stock Ladies' Walking SHOES,
CR0CKERY and GLASS WARE,
WOOD ,nl WILLOW WARE,
HOLLOW WARE,
ROPE.
NAILS. all sizes,
C0PPERAS,
200 Bark Hor.o COLLARS, &c.
Also, Splendid Assortment Of TIN WARE,
of our own manufacture, which we are selling
Wholesale and Retail, at low figures.
CHEATHAM IL BRUNSON.
Oct20 If 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

t;ss' The extensive carriage establishment Of
Messrs. Seal & Sign, at Abbevillc, was entirely
destroyed by hro on Wednesday night last. The
conaagration was the work Of incendiaries, who
also set FIRE to barn, but fortunately the fire
was discovered and the flames extinguished be-
fore much damage was done to the building. Tho
total loss is estimated Mt $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

eas.; The. Democratic State Executive Com
mittce of South Carolin. has Issued IN address to
the citizens, strongly roprobatipg the recent acts
Of violence and invoking the earnest efforts of the
people, whether black or white, or of whatever
party, to check incendiary language and to mnin-
tain the supremacy Of law, and to preserve tho
nnoce
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

Ge- " The Farm q; Gardsn," published month
ly at Clinton, S. c., by JAS. R. JACOBS L Co.,
has made considerable improvement during the
pnst year. The October No. is before us, and
contains several articles Of interest to the farmor.
It is published at only $l.0O per annum. Double
your price, gentlemen, and give us more reading
matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

~ On the 23rl, Judge Hoge, General Little
Geld and General Coleman called first on Grant
and then on Schoield us an informal committee
from North and South Carolina, to obtain nsss
tauco against past and apprehendcd troubles. They
received no satisfaction in either quarter beyond
ths assurance that such applications must come
either through the Executive OF Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
sz- Tho Ed.efeld niger correspondent

EYr Tho Edgefeld niger correspondent Of
the MsIonary Record."-a Radical sheet from,
charleston-n his last brilliant cusion, calls our
Tiu Pan Serenaders ga band of the lowest, and
poorest Of the most disrespecful class of whittier"
Now that is rather " steep" ON the boys. But
their character in this community is too we'll c.
t,blished to be effected by the cowardly scoundrel
who.penned the above; and as they are atall
times prepared to take care of themselves, we
leave them to refutc tho attempted slander as
seems,h to them ll,ct and proper. I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
LiheraI with the People. Money,

Gov. Scorr, the Executive head" Of the State
kof South Carolina, ('hrough tho MD of the Be.
construction Act. and negro votes,) has issued a
proclamation Offering fve thousand dollars re.
ward for the murderers of Randolph, the mulattc
Senator from 0rangeLurg, and author OF certain
| incendiary .ransues in the up-country, who
wee ~" at Hodges Depot, on the 18th inst
nd tho said Executive head" also offers 4 like
reward for the apprehension of the murdsrera Of
Sneak Martini" scalawag member Of the Leg
islature-killcd near Abbeville c. H., on the
9Th.
The Governor is very liberal with the peoples
money when any Of his party are dealt wit
harshly, but is he so enthusiastic for justice, ant
free with the peoples purse, when those enter
timing Democratic sentiments are made to suffer
by the hand of the assassin or the torch Of the
incendiary7 Verify, We fear not. &;
Has he offered any reward for the murderers
of Rev. Mr. Sawyer, white man, killed recently
in Barnwell District?
Has he offered Re ,gSIzusssas any rs%sEd for-''--
Has he offered any reward for tho negroes who
attempted to kill white men at Newberry andi at
Clinton, in Laurens District, within the last ten
days?
Has he offered any reward for the incondiaries
who set eve to, and thereby destroyed the Office
of the Camden Jouraal-the Stables Of Gen.
McGowan-and the Gin Houses, Barns, &c., in
>Laurcns District?
Justice il justice, Gov. Scott, and should be
dealt out fairly and squarcly to each and every
man, let his politics be what they may. Do this,
Gov. Scott, and ,hon you may expect the good
people of the Stnte to sustain you, for the time
being, in carrying out the laws Of the Common
wealth-unconstitut and bogus though they
may consider them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Earthquake in California.

SAX FRAxcIsco, October 2l.-A heavy
earthquake took place here at eight o'clock
this morning. The motion was East and
West, aud damage confined to the lower
part of the city, below Montgomery, street.
among cd buildings on made ground. "
Custom House, which was sadly shatter
by the earthquake of 1865, is now considered
unsafe aud the officials have removed to the
internal revenue building. Business in the
lower partof the city is suspended, the streets
thronged and great excitement prevails, Par
apct walls and cfinneys Of many buildings
fell, causing some loss of life. The damage
will not exceed million dollars. The shock
was severe at Oakland, damaging many build
iDgs The earth opened in several places,
smelling sulphurously. The Court House at
Sau Laundra. was demolished, killing one per.
sou. 1t was very severe at San Jose and
the buildings damaged
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Shelving and Ushelving +!

The bslovede,t of oil men in Edgeheld--as he
ought to be MIR. B. C. BRYAN, has been in
Charlie. ton buying o large stock Of Fall and Win
ter Goods. These Goods have arrived, and are
now being lily and hourly shelved and unshe!v-
Cd. Mr.. BRYAN has everything in tho line Of
Dry Goods and Sundrics. But Mr.. BRYAN needs
M f,-.hnr ,rnrda frnn us
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

We are we'll pleased with tho Darlington Demo-
crat, new paper just established ut Darlington,
S. C. by E. P. LUCAS, Esq, at 81 so per annum.
We checrfully place the Democrat on our Ex-
change list, and wish it all manner Of pecuniary
prosperity aud popular applause.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Agents Wanted!

Send Is cents for q specimen number of the
CAROLINA FARMER, containing splendid List
of Premiums for new subscribers. Active Agents
are making $500 to $40 90 per day. Address,
wM. H. BERNARD, PRopRIEron,
Wilmington, N. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Col. Leroy F. Youmans.

This esteemed citizen and distinguished lawyer
has been nominated rs n candidate for Solicitor
of the Second Judicial District of South Carolina,
composed Of EdgeGcld, Darn@ell, Beaufort and
Culle,nn. This election comes of On Tuesday
next, the ard November.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
The West Virginia Elections.


WASHINGTON, October "a p. m.-The N.
Y. Tribune says of West Virginia: We GER
tanly carried two members Of Congress with
fair prospects for third; also o goud work.
ing majority in both branches of the Legisla-
ture-,hus securing a United States Senator.
The World says We have continued assur-
ances that the Democrats have swept the
elccting two or three Congressman. ]
President johnson to Governor Sey-
mou:.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Washington, October %, 1868.
Hon. Horatio Seymour
sec il announced in the papers this morn
ing that you will enter the Presidential can
vass in person. trust that this may be Sc
as the present position of party affairs jusli
lies and demands it. II is hoped and heliey-
ed, by your friendS, that all encIni, 8 ID Con-
stitutlunal Government, whether secret OF
avowcl, will not he spared and that their ar.
bitrament and unjust usurpatons, together
with their wasletu, .protligate aud corrupt use
Of the pe"p'e's' treasurt, will be sisnally ex-
posed and rebukel. The masses of the peo
pie should be arors d and warned against the
entertainments of desprtic power now ready
to enter the citadel Of Liberty. l lrus.. tha,
you may speak with an inspired tor que ant
that your Voice may penetrate every just ant
patriotic breast Il ,ughout the land. Let th'
living principles of the violated Constitution
be proclaimed and.rcstored--that peace, pros
Lerity and fraternal feeling may return;tt
our divided and oppressed nation.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Advantageous Points in Augusta.

~ Advantageous Points in Augusta.
JAMES G. BA1L1E & Bro, 2o5 GnoAD STREET !:
The reputation of these gentlemon as extensive
dealers in Carpets. Curtain Goods, Oil Cloths,
Wall Papers, and Upholstery ;ugenOral, is known
to our people throughout our entire District. A
mere look into their magnifcently arranged Car
pet Department is worth visit;to Augusta. The
taste in all these articles displayed by the Messrs.
BArLrE is of character peculialy adapted to our
section and our climate; and the Messrs. BA1LIE
have the happiest faculty imaginable of pleasing
customers by their courtesy, and Of sui.ing them
to T. in their tastes. The Stock of this firm
has daily accessons in the shape Of oil the latest
styles of the first factories in this country and in
Europe; and we can assure the public that they
cannot foil in being pleased with any article pur-
chased of JAMES G. BAILrR 4 Bro. Read their
Carpet advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Frost.
ill., Dor,;n.ton .nemocrot.

We had on the 2sd and 24th heavy Frosts
vegetation thoroughly killed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

B- A garrison of about fifty soldiers hai
been stationed at AbbsYills G. II. Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

If The official minority in Maine is stated at
nineteen thousand nine hundred and sixty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

Buy YOUR GUANo IN ADVANCE AND GAIN THE
column will bo found vory important card from
Branch, Scorr & Co., Of Augusta. Farmers
and planters would do we'll to read it. Th0r0 is
no business house In tho South more sturdy and
reliable than thir of BRANCH & Co. From Rich
mond, whore resides the head Of the house, to
Augusta, the name of BRANCH & Co., iaa synonym
for strength and security. We hope our people
will consult their advantage by making immedi-
atsly the acquaintance of BRAscu, scorr 4 Co.,
26s, Broad Street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Male Academy

Edgefield Male Academy
r5yHE TRUSTEES announce that the exercises
u of this Academy will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY in November next, under the
Supervision of Mr.. ROBERT o. SANS as Prin.
cipal. ia
Mr. SANS graduated with distinction at the
State Miltary Academy. and was for three years
and until the close of that Institution, one OF
The Professors therein.
He will bo aided by competent assistant.
II is tho design q the Trustees md the Princi-
pal. to make this Academy a FIRST CLASS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS, where they may be
thoroughly prepared to enter any College or Uni
versty, or fitted for the active business pursuits
Of life. @
Terms of Tuition.
Advanced Glasses per Session of months. SO
Primary of months. $l6
Tuition payable quarterly in advance.
NJ. L. BoNHAN,
W. W. ADAMS,
q. w. CARWILE,
H NJ. C. BUTLER, Afus'ees'
r. G. II. DUN0VANT,
A. J. NORRIS,
Oct. IA 3m ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

SoxEru1sa ALL Corrox planters sHouID
KSow.-Where to find Recently Improved Cotton
Packing Screws. Consult the Card Of Mr.. P.
MALONE, headed Cotton Planters, Rally /" Mr..
MALONE is practical man in busineas, and an
uncOmmOnly fair man to. deal with. If any OF
our Ediefeld friends are in want of any article
10 Mr. MAIOsn's line, they esnnot do better than
give him call.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

AT a meeting Of the Democratic Clubs of
Abhevile District, on Saturday 18th instant,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28

whom the people were properly appealed to on
that question, the North would never submit that
ton of our best States should be governed by On
ignorant and semi-barbarous race"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-07-17
The Wickedest Man

The wickedest man in New York
is described by Oliver Dyer, in Pack
ards MOnthly. He keeps dance
house, has plenty of fallen woman
about the place, loves his children,
says he has three brothers clergy.
men, and allows pious visitors and
clergymen, to sing religious hymns
in his house. He is u subscriber tor
the Observer and Independent. He is
always cordial always ready to let
let the girls shave a spiritual sing >
will even permit little exhortation
to them in his dancing saloon; and Is
even free with his Observer and Lnde-
pendent. But he keeps on his way
with unyielding pertinacity, On one
occasion party of us suggested that
we should hold prayer meeting in
his saloon. After a little reflection,
he replied: "Well no gentlemen;
can't go that. You know every man
must have regard for his profession
and the opinion of his neighbors.
What with my Observer and Ladepen-
dent, and your fellows coming here
and singing camp meeting hymns, /
am already looked upon as being
rather loose and unsound and il
atop oi all that should let you
bc.d prayer meeting here, should
lose what character l have got left. -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-07-17
Conversation with the Sexes.

What makes those men who asso-
ciate habitually with women, superior
to others? What makes that woman,
who is accustomed to, and at ease in
the company OF men, superior to her
own sex in general Why are the
women of France so universally adj
mired and loved, for their colloquial
powers? Solely because they are in
the habit OF free, graceful and con-
tinual conversation with the other
sex. Women in this way lose their
frivOlity, their faculties awaken, their
delicacies and peculiarities unfold all
their beauty and captivation, in the
spirit of intellectual rivalry. And
the men lose their pedantic, rude, de.
clamatory, sullen manner. The coin
of the understanding and the heart
is interchanged continually. Their
aspirants are rubbed off their better
materials polished and frightened !;
and their riches like fine gold, is
wrought into finer workmanship by
the fingers of women, than it ever
could be by those of men. The iron
and steel of our characters are laid
aside, like the harshness of warrior
in time of peace and security.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-07-17
The Power of Prayer.

The Bible account of prayer is
the best we have or can have:
Jacob prays-he is delivered from
the prison of Egypt
Moses prays-Ameleck is discom-
lited, Israel triumphs.
Joshua prays-the sun stands still
victory is gained.
David prays-Ahitophel goes out
and hangs himself.
Ahab prays-Israel gains glori
nos victory.
Jehosophat prays-Goa turns away
his anger and smiles.
Elijah prays-the little cloud ap
pears: the rain descends upon thu
earth.
Elisha prays-the waters of Jor
dan are divided a child Is restored
to life.
Isaiah prays-one hundred eighty
and four thousand Assyrians arr
dead.
Hezekiah prays-the sun dial il
turned back; his life is prolonged
Mordecal prays--Haman is hang
cd +; Israel is free.
Nehemiah prays-the kings hear
is softened in moment.
Ezra prays-the walls OF Jerusaler
begin to rise.
The hurchprays-the Holy Ghos
is poured out.
The Church prays again-Peter
delivered by an angel.
Paul and Silas pray-the priso
shakes, the door opens, every man
bands arc loosed.