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what Is Has Done, What 1t Is Doing
sna what Is WIN Do.
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22
he Language of Deeds
BY MRS. ELLEN NJ. n. e.rrs

Would n1a: ye speak in language so plain and 6.
Would ye speak in a language SO true md
That the poor and the needy, again and ,,,,
Should say that your words were like mSSin,
them Nsic 10
Would ye wish that your voice, like a ho..
cheering note, near.
Through desolate places should echoepg 40.
Would ye in life's deserts plant truthsbeo T%'
seeds?
Then sreak in the language, the LANGUAGE =,
deeds. Of
Would yes to endure in stern conflicts, be-
Would ye with the finally faithful belong?
Then sleep not the hours of your Sprime.timo
away 'e
Up, up, and be doing, while yet it is day,
Unbind from your spirits It's lettering bands
There Is work for your heart, your head an,
your hands. "'u
If ye learn not to speak in the language OF tb0
deeds. e
There are many about me, come tripping aloD,
In different tongues, singing different songs. -
Pointing at lights in a far away sky,
Counting the good they will do by and by:
Telling how they, despising the blast,
Will stand for the right, when storms gatber
fast;
With beautiful lips, telling beautiful crecds
Yet leaving unspoken the language OF deeds.
The language of deeds, it's dialect rare,
And seemeth to God an acceptable PRAYER,
When the young and the old to his erring ones
go,
Whispering of Christ, while assuaging their Woe
Bending above, when the sufferer, pale,
Goes tremblingly down to the shadowy vale
Wiping the tears of the mourner in weeds,
And praying for help in the language of deeds.
All, then, ye skilled in the wonderful tongue
The years shall go by, and your-heart still be
young;
And when, in the depths of the infinite blue,
The voices of angels call softly for YOU
When your pulse bratcth low and slow comes
the breath
While the breezes blow cold from the River Of
Death
When the last tie that binding to cath shall he
riven,
VIII the language of deeds be your passport to
Heaven.
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cast, 144-nccessary to choice, 73-of
which Mr.. Pool received 113, ana Mr.. Ora
ham 81. a,sla.-tss- i. --s..-s.
A message was received from the House
of Representatives, proposing to go into an
election for "a United States Senator-for
term ending March 4th, 1871.
\ The President appointed Messrs. Cook and
Mason to superntend the election.
Mr.. Sweet nominated Hon. Joseph G.. Alb
bolt.
Mr.. Love nominated Hon. NJ E. Manly.
The Senate proceeded to the election,
with the following result;
For M, Abbott---Messrs. Barrow, Belamy,
Brogdcn, Burns, Blythe, Colgroye. Cook,
Davis. Eaves, Etheridge, Eppes, Forkner,
Galloway, Hayes, Harrington, Hall, Hyman,
Jones, of Wake, Legg, Lassiter, Long, Mar
tindalc, Moore, of Cartcret, Moore, OF Yancey,
Rich, Respass, Richardson. Smith, Shelf
ner, Sweet, Welker, White, Winstead and
Wilson-34.
For Mr.. Manly--Messrs. Love, Mclchor,
Mason, Mclaughlin and Purdie-6
The following resolution of Mr. Weker
was adopted and transmitted to the House
of Representatives, asking the concurrence
| to the same.
Resoloed, The House concurring, that on
tomorrow an election be held for Public
| Printer
a message was received from the House of
Representatives concurring in the resolution
toelect Printer.
The committee on election of United
States Senator for term ending March 4th,
1871, reported whole number of votes cast,
1874, of which Mr.. Abbott received 104, and
Mr. Manly 2S, Bedford Brown /, Mr.. Boy
den /.
On motion the Senate adjourned
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Kelly, of Davie, Kelly, of Moore, Long, OF
Chatham, Long, of Richmond, Latin, Moore,
Matheson, Morrill,, Mcndenhall, McGanless,
Moring, Peck, Pou, Parker, Proctor,
Pearson. Proffitt, Ragland, Renfrow,
Robinson, Rea, Rhodes, Smith. OF Al
Iegany, Smith, of Martin, Stilley, Simmons,
Seymour, Stevens, Sykes, Sinclair, Short,
Siegrist, Stanton, Thompson, Vestal, Vest,
Wilson, Wilkie, Wiswall, Whitley. White
Waldrop, and Williams.-91.
NAYs.-Messrs. Morris, and Sweat.
Mr.. Price, was excused.
Mr.. Gambler moved to reconsider the vote
of yesterday confirming the decree OF the
court of equity, of the county OF Buncombe
at Fall term 1867. Carried
On motion of Mr.. Sinclair, the House ad
journed.
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On motion. the Senate adjourned.

Ou tnOtlOil, tue Ocudtc dtJouihCV'
NOTE BY THE REPORTER. -Messrs. Moore,
of Carteret, and Rich were incorrectly repor-
ted yesterday as having voted against con-
curing in the appointment of the Board OF
Directors for the Deaf, and:Dumb, and Blind
Asylum, by the Governor. They voted to
concu-.
Mr. Forkner was reported as voting. He
was excused from voting.
The Reporter would state that he does
not Intentionally report any Senator wrong
and that he will readily correct any error
upon notice from any Senator.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from NcrV-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the efforts
of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake oil SUI
fering humanity, send freeto all who need II, 'n'
receipt and directions for making the slmpi0
remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers WISH
ing to profit by the advertisers experience Gun
do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar ST., New YORK.
October &c.. 1867. 4S-H'
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The Republican Congressional Convention
for the 18th Ohio district met at Wellsville
on the Isl instant, and nominated Hon. ia
cob A. Amber. of Columbiana, for Congress
and General e. T. Schneider for Presiden-
tial electof
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Congress has sat into September but one year
since lS4S, and this was thesyea OF the wrangie
over the compromise measures " OF 1850, which
We're delusively supposed to have settled the
slavery question
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A convention at Bnrksville, Va, compos-
ed of farmers representing twelve Virginia
and North Carolina counties, adjourned af-
ter passing resolutions expressing their will
ingness to. sell land to purchasers from any
section of the United States and also re-
commenting the formation of companies in
each county to sell land to foreigners.
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The Luther. Celebration.

Phe unusually quiet and unpretending
CITY of Worms-one of the few Rhine towns
which is off the customary route of the
pleasure tourist in Germany-has just been
the scene of unwonted excitement. The city
lies on the west bank of the Rhine, a few
miles above Mannheim, where the famous
poetic stream offers only fat. uninterestlng
shores and cultivated fields. Thus without
special attractions in its surroundings, and
with only a second rate cathedral in itself to
command attention, Worms is, naturally,
but little known to foreigners. Every school
boy, however, is familiar with the great
event which has given it so prominent a
place in theological history.
The part taken Ivy Luther in this event,
was celebrated On the 25th ultimo, by the
unvc;ling of memorial statue, erected to
the great retormcr by the subscriptions of
Protestant Germany. The King of Wer
temberg, the King and Crown Prince of
Prussia, and several lesser princes of Germa-
ny were present at the ceremony. Herr.
Rietsehel, the sculptor of the statue, had
died before the work was finished, and his
relative and biographer, DIR. Oppermann,
made an address, Description of the work.
AS the veil fell from the monument the en-
tire assemblage joined in singing Luther's
gran dold choral, Enie .feste burg. Another
speaker then formally delivered the monu-
ment to the Burgomaster of Worms. who
formally received it, and with the singing of
several hymns the ceremony concluded.
Queen Victoria sent a congratulatory tel
egran' to the King of Prussia on this occa-
sion, but the great Protestant country of
the United States does not appear to have
been represented. The followers of Luther
include the whole Protestant world, but the
Luther statue at Worms seems to have been
erected only by the Protestants of Germany.
In view of the great movements going on in
the Roman Catholic world, and the coming
Gcumenicai Council of 1869, at Rome, this
Protestant demonstration ut Worms, is sig.
nifcant as howing that Protestant feeling
in Europe is neither dead nor sleeping
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Gov. Vance, on his way home from the
Democratic Convention, made speech in
Richmond, in which he expressed his conf
dence that what the Confederacy fought for
would be won by the election of Seymour
and Blair. We heartily agree with him so
far; but the people who beat the Confedera-
cy on the field are not to be beaten by it at
the polls. II Lee could not whip Grant, we
don't believe Horatio Seymour can do it.
" Y Tribune. ..-..---. ~. 49,.
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JOINT SESSION.

The hour of IL NJ. having arrived. accor-
ding to previous arrangement, the members
OF the Senate proceeded from the Senate
chamber to the hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives, for the purpose of counting in
joint session the votes OF the two Houses
for the two United States Senators elected
on yesterday.
The President of the Senate presided. &C.
cupyinga seal on the right of the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, and the
respective Senators filling seats on the right
of the Hall, vacated for that purpose.
By order of the President of the Senate,
the journals of the two Houses bearing on
the election, were read by the respective
Secretaries thereof; after which the President
and the several Senators retired to the Sem
ate chamber, and the House proceeded TO
business H
MIR. POu moved to reconsider the vote
tabling the bill reported by the select COM
mittee providing relief for needy farmers.
Considerable discussion ensued, participa
ted In by Alessrs. Pou, Harris, of Wake. Sew
mour, Sinclair, Gunter, Rhodes, Ingram and
OtneTS. al -s.fff.. .r .i ..-..H.a4..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, July Is.

~ WEDNESDAY, July 10.
The House was called to order at the usual
hour
Prayer by R,v. Mr.. Brewer.
Mr. Hayes arose to question of privilege.
The Sentinel had reported him as not voting
on the school question yesterday. He was
in favor of separate schools for the two
races, and so voted.
The Chair announced the following stand
ing committees:
On Printing.-Messrs. Blair Farrow, and
Sweet.
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cast, 144-nccessary to u choice, 73-of
which Mr.. Pool received 113, ana Mr.. Ora
hnrr, Of
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S'F,NcoURAeE HOME INDUSTRY
VIRGINIA SASH AND DOOR FACTORY

We would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that we are prepared to furnish
SASHES, DOORS,
BRACKETS, NEWELS
BALUSTERS, Sc, &c.
at lower ~ tes than the same can be had north
of the Potomac.
We have secured the services Of Mr. CRAS
MANKlN as Superintendent of the Manu1ac-
turing Department, whose well reputa-
ton as q mechanic warrants us in saying that
our work will compare with any in the country
All kinds of TURNING and SCROLL
SAVING done with dispatch. We have also
connected with the Factory large SAW
MILL, FLOORING-MILL and SURFAC-
ING-MILL. Send for Price List:
RISREILL s. HODGE,
corner Fairfax and Queen streets.
ap 1S-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA
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STOVES.
~
STOVESl
STOVES
( NINI.ILEI

S. CUEILLIER,
kclrs old stand, No. % King street,
Dealer in all kinds Of
FUEL SAVING GAS-BUKNING STOVES,
AND TIN WARE,
Viz: Cook, Parlor Hall, Church, Office and
other kinds Of Stoves and Ranges Among his
frst-class Cook Stoves are the Excelsior, Mon
umentai Ironsides, VIM. Penn; Noble. Cook;
Old Dominion VIM. Tell, &c, &c, all Of which
he warrants is recommended.
pz33~ Coppersmithing and Plumbing Roofing
and Spouting done in town or country, at short
est notice and lowest prices, for quality Of mate
riul and workmanship. s CUFlLLlEH,
sep 7-tJanl Alexandra, Va.
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AUCTION SAEEe
SALE OF VALT-EDr~
PEA (, l,SrH cnE - Il = u =

FB7RUSTEES SALE OF Y ALIrhDr-
z REAL ESTATE. L I
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Jo.,...
Purdy and wife, dated the 2lst Of March ''': :.;
recorded amongst the land records Of F.: :;3,
county, Libcr d. No. 4, folio l23, for tho @',.aE
poses therein mentioned, shall expose - p's.
lie sale, at Fairfax Court House, On ,So coo,
DAY OF OCTOBEK, 1868, that bciry, WI
day, tho TRACT OF LANDin said dnc'3 Co.::
toned, lying On the Little River Trr5 men.
road, ut Accotni, adjoining the lands ~ y IKE
nison's heirs, Dr.. Henry, and others, ccrl.:tt*:~
318 acres and poles The shove tract a." l.t''i; "'
is situated in pleasant and desirable nc;aIts'! a
hood miles from Alexandria and y tto's'
Washington city, The land is said to pa IS 80, 5'
best duality, and IS one Of the most pro'r.n,.;~e
farms in that vicinity. The improvement.
uncomfortable. o.;
TERMS One fourth Of the purchase roo,,-
to be paid in hand Oh the day .: sale; ,.a.' .E
due in three cqual payments, ~ six twe.ya ~,
eighteen months, with interest from the Az. y, .
sale, to be secured by nc bonds Q. the p..r3..'
cr, with personal security, and . deed Il. ,-,.,
upon the land. Selling IS Trustee, sas,. CO..,
vev such title only as is vested in nc w5"
however is believed TO b3 uHqUos.oa.ja-
Sale TO take place between II and 2o'c,ocs.-
Persons desiring further intorna.loa wi! @pr.g
TO THOMAS r. LOVE. Fairfax C0uc. H55.E..::
Va, or WM. l.. GtODINT, Trustee
Eair?a.: county, sep l2-co:S
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REJFLDENaa MATERIALS.
E AMES ~. MALLS,
(SUCCEssoI TO j. W. NAILS & Co..
LEX MDRIA V

(SUCCEssOR TO j. ". MALLS & Co.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Having purchased the entire stock Of the late
- '''' 90 n No. 1s7. KING STREET,
I invite those who have so literally patronized
them, and the public generally, to give me 8
call Having large stock on hand I an pre-
pared to sell as cheap rs can be bought in the
State. Ny stock consists Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings,
Balusters, of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. i large stock Of French and American
Glass, double and single thick, of al! sizes
Paints Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and ether
brands of fine quality, Putty, Turpentine and
Machine Oil. Also Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement CalciDed Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, sc. a large stock Of Pug his celebra-
ted Car Augcrs, and other articles toundin first
class Builders Furnishing Establishments;
All orders for Lumber Brick and all kinds
of Building Material promptly attended TO
Terms cash. ap 2l-lt
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COLLEGE,

TOLU MBlAN COLLEGE
y Washington ID. c.
The sessions Of the several departing nts open
as follows: the Preparatory, Sept. 9th the
Collegiate, Sept 23d; the Theological, October
18th; the Law, October 18th, and the Medical,
October 10Th.
This College was organized with reference to
the oft repeated suggestion Of Washington that
a University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend to the 'assinletion of the principles, opin-
ions and manners Of our countrymen by tn
common education of portion of its youth
from every quarter"
It's graduates have verified the expectations of
Madison and Monroe, that the facilities of hear
ing debates in Congress, arguments in the Su-
preme Court and Lectures from eminent men,
and OF visiting Libraries and COLLECTIONS in
Science gathered at this centre would foster q
comprehensive mental Development. The Pre-
paratory School gives q thorough training for
busin ess and preparation for College. Tho
College proper has eight efficient Professors !;
all the chairs being filed. The Theological
School has three Professors and Lecturers ;
the Law School four, and the Medical ten
The expenses are as low RS at other colleges.
Number Of students the past year 434.
For catalogues or further inform alton, adj dress
{. W. SAMSON, .. D., President.
Washington, aug G-2m