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THE WJSKKLY RECORDER-. NOY. 1, MORAL. AND RELIGIOUS. Tbe Beautiful Land. i- There's a Beautiful Land by Ihe spoiler untro J, Unpolluted by sorrow or care; It Is lighted alone bv the presonoe of God, Whose throne and whoso temple aro there; •Ita crystalline streams, with a murmnroas flow' Meander through valleys of green, •Audits mountains ,of jasper are bright in the glow Of a splendor no nortal bath seen. And throngs of glad singers, with jubilant broath, 6 Make the air with their melodies rifo; And OiiQ) known on earth as the Angel of 'Shines here as the Angel of Life 1 And infinite tondernesB Scams from his eyes, on bis brow is an infinite calm. And bis voice, as it thrills through the depth of the skies, Is as sweet as the Seraphim's j>slain. Through the amaranth groves of a Beautiful Land Walk the soula who were faithful in this, And their foreheads, star-crowned, by tho ze phyrs are fanned That ovormoro murmur of bliss; Tbay tasto the rich fruitage that bangs from tho trees, And breath the swc£t odor ofUSwers More fragrant -than over were kissed by tho breoze In Arsby's loveliest bowers. Old Prophets whose words wero a spirit of flame, Blazing out o'er the dnrknots of time, And Martyrs, whose courage no torture «outd * tamo, Nor turn from their purposo sublimo;;' And Saints and Confessors, a numberless throng. Who were loyal to Truth and to Bight, And left as they nalkod through tho darkness of wrong (Their foot prints encircled with light And the dear little ohildron, who went to their rcBt Era their lives had been sullied by sin, \Whilo the Angel of Morning still tarried, a guest. Their spirits' pure temple within— All aro there, all are there—in the Beautiful Land, \ The Land by the Spoiler unlrod. And their foreheads, star-crowned, by the breezes are fanned That blow from the Gardens of God. My soul hath looked ia through the gateway of dreams? On tho City all paven with gold, And board tho sweet flow of its murmurous streams, As through tho green valloys rolled ; And though it still waits on this desolate strand, A pilgrim and stranger on earth, Yet it knew, in that glimpaooftho Beautiful Laud, That li gazed on tho homo of its birth. Now I Lay me Down to Sloop.\ • \ Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to kcop; If I should dicbeforo I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.\ \Who are you, man or woman, for whom this prayer has not associations \ who, hearing its words, hears not too tho \ memory bells\ ringing up from tho goldon plains of your childhood, and fcol not the soft gales from the morning land of your life sweeping over your soul 1 You may bo a man now, in the pride audi strength of your years., you may havo carved j for yonrself an nonornblo name and deBtiny in this world; maybap you aro tho owner of broad lands and proud homes, and your heart baa grown hard in ita battle with this world. But stop a moment, and listen to this littla verse, so simple that the merest babe who leans (olisp the words, can comprehend them, and so grand in its maguificence and faith that the wisest sages shall only have fully the lessons of life when the soul utters them as it a did in \\» infancy. •* Now I lay mo.\ How softly sleep would coma and weigh down your eyelids as you re peated the words after hor. Ah I you can hear ber very tones now, stealing across your heart, though it is. so many years s'inoe death silenoed them, and you (eel the soft touch'of her hand on your pillow, and the tender lin gering of her kiss on your lips—you break down there ; proud nan as yon are, the mem ory of youwHptljec .ii more than you can bear. If she had only livedVpou would not be what yon are now; but, thanks -be t o God, she left you something holy-fend blessed beyond all meaning—something that -oannot grow old, nor dim, even in the unspeakable brightness beyond tho shining gates—the memory of a loving, praying, Christian mother. Header, it may be many years since yon re peated this prayer, or, alas! it may be that, in the din and struggle of life, yon have forgot ten to pray at all, and that; at nigbt-you bavo lain down on your pillow, never thinkiog of the sbiping ranks of angels that God's rocroy stationed around you, or thanking him for the day abcVfor tho night. But come back, we beseech you, to tho old prayer of your childhood. You oannot have outgrown that, no-matter if your hair Is frosted with the snows of life's Deoember and if your yean a)*e threef-sooro and tea Kneel down by your bedside uttering these words, see if some thing of the old peace and faith of your child hood does not come back to you— if some thing of ita dow and its blessing fall not upon your slumber. And remember that sooner or later you will \Ho down to sleep\ when this prayer will bo all tbtft your soul can make all that will avail of your rank, or wealth, or famo, whatsoever you most prize in this world, which is but the shadow \of eternity. Ah I wo shall toon pass\ tbe- \ green threshold of our common, graves ;\_| but the little prayer, the first, k-may^e, that we-took upon onr ebildishJIps, wall follow us as we sail out under tho.solemnurebjeo of tho \ River of Death,\ follow us, nkweet, faint, tender airJi-dm the shores; and wfcen'we shall cast anchor,' \the Lord our souls Jliall take \ FAYETTEV1LLE CONFECTIONERY STORE, Two doors South of tho Bonk. S. A. GOODRICH Reoelrea daily from Syracuse largo sup plies of FRESH BREAD, FRESH CAKES. CRACKERS, and PASTRIES, of all kinds and descriptions, and CONFECTIONERIES, &e., Ac. Oysters by Can and Keg received fresh evoryday Also keeps constantly on handjt choice stock of Wines and liquors for family uses. Also a large stock of , FANCY PIPES, Foreign and Domestic SMOKING TOBACCO & CIGARS of the best brands. Tho best quality of CHEWING TOBACCO, among whioh we keep the famous BLACK PRINCE. Wo keep constantly on hand a largo supply of FRESH VEGETABLES ni every variety. , 2-1 yjl Musical Instruments of ovory description fitted up, and string instruments supplied with strings at tho lowest rates, by S. GOODRICH- Election Notice. SHERIFFS OFFICE. ) O KONOAOA C OUNTY. C, \VTOTICE Is beroby given, pursuant to tho XI statute of this Stnto, and of tho annexed notice of tho Secretary of Slate, thnt the Gen eral Election will be hold in this County on Tuesday succeeding tho first Monday of No- vorobor next, at whioh eleotion the officers named in tho aifhexed note will he elected. J. C WILLIAMS, Aug. 0, 1800. Sheriff Onondaga County O FFICE OF TOE S ECTIETAHY OF S TATE, ) A LBANY , July 28, 1860. J To tho Sheriff of tho County of Onondaga S IR Notice is beroby given, that nt the Gen-1 ornl Election to bo hold in this Slate on the Tuesday succeeding tho first Monday of No vember next, tbo following officers are to be clectod, to wit. • A Oovcrnor, in plnco of Reubon E Fenton, A Lieutenant-Governor, in tho place of Tho mas U Alvord, A Canal Commissioner, in tho placo of lien jnmin F Bruce, An Inspector of State Prisons, m the placo of James K Bates, All whuso terms of oflico will expiro on tho last day of December next Also, a Representative in the Fortioth Con gress of tho United States for tho Twenty- third Congressional District, composed of the Counties of Onondaga and Cortland. COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED. Thrco Members of Assembly , Three School Commissioners, A County Judge, In placo of Henry Riegol. A County Treasurer, in the place of Dudley P Phelps. Two Justices of Sessions, in tho placo of John I. Furbcck and Andrew T Gilmor Two 1-oan Commissioners, in tho place of George Barrow and John G Mosher Allwhose terms of ofiico will expiro on the last day of December next Tho attention of Inspectors of Eluction and County Canvassers is directed to Chap. 181 of Laws of I860, a copy of whioh is printod hero with,-entitled \ An act to provido for submit ting to tho pcoplo the question, \ Shall ther.' | bo a Convention to reviBe tho Constitution and 1 amend the same I\ for instructions in regard to their duties under said act. CHAPTER 181. AN ACT to provide for submitting to the peo pie tho question, \Shall there he a Conven tion to reviso tho Constitution and amend tho same?\ Posstd Mareh 19, 1800. The Teoplo of tho Stato of New York, repre sented In Sonato and Assembly, do on act as follows; B ECTION 1. At the general election to bo held in this State on the Tuesday next after tho first Monday of Novemhor, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, thero shall bo providod for the poll of each eloction district, and kept thereat by the inspectors of olection of such district, a box marked \ Convention,\ proper for tho recep tion of ballots. Evory person in such diatriot qualified to vote at such olection for members of the legislature, may vote at such poll a bal lot either written or printed, or partly written or partly printed, on which shall be inscribed the words * For a convention to reviso the con stitution and amend the samo,\ or the words \ Against a Convention to reviso tho Consti tution and amend tho same.\ Such ballot shall bo indorsed \ Convention,\ and shall be received by said inspectors of election, and shall be deposited in said ballot box. The poll lists for J.he said election shall bo'eo pre pared and kept that there shall be a column therein containing a mark or figure for each voter who shall voto ono of such ballots, which column shall bo headed \ Convention.\ All the provisions of the act entitled \ An aot respect ing elections qtber than for-militia and town officers,\ passed April fifth, -eighteen hundred and forty-two, and nil laws amendatory there of, and all the provisions of the act entitled ' An act for ascertaining by proper proofs the oitizens who shall be entitled to tho right of suffrage, and to prevent fraudulent voting,\ passed April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, and all the provisions of tho aot en titled - An aot to ascertain by proper proofs the citizens who shall be entitled to the rigbt of suffrage\ passed May thirteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, so far as the same are applicable, shall \apply to tho proceedings un der this ac t \ S E O . 2. The Secretary of State shall, imme diately after the assembling of the next legis lature, in tho year eighteen hundred and six ty-seven, report thereto tfio.rceult of tho elec tion herein providod for. S EO . S. This act shall take effect immediately. FRANCIS O. BARLOW, Secretary of State, j SNELL, SMITH & CO., \y ^HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOE3. CROCKERY and GLASS-WARE, SALT and SHINGLES, SEEDS and GRAIN, Tuke pleasure in informing their old customers end the public in general, that they have just received a large assortment of New Goods, bought at reduced prices, and therefore will will sell as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST I rffi\ Look to your own interests, and EX AMINE TUB STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. jy6 ly HARDWARE! ••y^ E hovo in store a fell assortmout of AMERICAN end FOREIGN HARDWARE Bought by us of the manufacturers and im porters, winch wo oflor on favorablo terms. Also, a complete stock of I'AI.NTS, NEW GOODS! T HE Subscribers have recently received a full slock of STAPLE AND FANCY I JL> R Y GOODS, of every style and quality. WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY. * EMBROIDERY.\. ~ CLOAKS and SHAWLS, BALMORALS AND HOOP SKIRTS, CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS. . HATS and CAPS. WALL PAPER, School Books and Stationery. A large stock of BOOTS and SHOES, Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Gaiters, oj every kind. TRUNKS and SATCHELS. CROCKERY, GLASS and STONE WARE. Also a largo stock of Glass Frnit Jars, of dif ferent kinds, including the Spencer Jar, tbe best io uao. A good assortment of BUILDERS' HARDWARE. Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Horse Nails. Noils and Spikes, Wheelbarrows. A good Btock of WOODEN WARE, Butter Tubs and Firkins. Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, Whito Lead and other Paints, Gloss and Putty, Petroleum Oil and Lamps. A large stock of SUGARS, and nil kinds of GROCERIES, FISH, io. INSURANCE. T HE undersigned continues to take risks against DEATH, ACCIDENT and FIRE, in the following old and well-established Com panies. THE EQUITABLE LIFE, of New York, whose assets are over $2,000,000 THE HOME FIRE, of New York, whose assets nfe over 8,500,000 THE HOME FIRE of New Haven, whose assets are over 1,400,000 THE SECURITY FIRE, of New York, whose assets are over. 1,500,000 THE PHCENIX FIRE, of Brooklyn, whose assets are over 1,000,000 THE UNITED STATES ACCIDENT. d Syracuse, capital 200.000 with a large surplus. Rates are as low as is consistent with the soundness of the Companies and the security of tho Insured. Get your Insurance done at home, where losses will nrways.be promptly paid and equi tably adjusted. The large' number of Fire Insurance Com panies that have ceased to do business during tho last year, should teach business men to placo their confidence only in those companies of known and undoubted responsibility L. C. Gardner. Fayetteville, July 6, 1860. OILS, VARNIMIES, dc Also, BAR IRON and STEFL. STEEL SPRINGS, and CARRIAGE MAKERS' GOODS. , We manufacture Tin Ware, of tho best quality, and aro propared to do all kinds of • TIN, COPPER and SHEET IRON WORK and REPAIRING, on short notice We can sell you STOVES. for Parlor or Kitchen, to bo used with Wood or Coal, of tho .Host Approved and Improved Style*. All goods wanted in our line may be found at our Store. PlUCBS OCAEANTEEO TO BE SATISFACTORY. Wells & Austin. Fayotteville, July, 1866. jy6 6m JOHN GRINNELL, Carriage Maker, MILL ST, FAYETTEVILLE, N. Y., Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and patrons that be ia now in receipt of, and shall keep constantly on band, a choice selection of CARRIAGE-MATERIALS, and all work done in the neatest man ner, as ohoap as tho cheapest. Also CARRIAGES, WAGONS, DEMOCRAT WAGONS, LIGHT WAGONS, LUMBER WAGONS. 4a, *&, made to order, and all kinds of Repairing Done Blacksmith and Stovo COAL, of all sizes, constantly on hand. Also, Coal and Wond COOK uud PARLOR STOVES. Throo ton horso Portable Engines, and nil j-klnds of Castings, all of which will bo sold very low B. C. & II. BEARD. Fayetteville, July 6. 1860. SECIRITY AND INDEMNITY INSURANCE IN ALL ITS DIUNOHES, FIRE, LIFE, mm & ACCIDEXT, WITH Broughton & Babcock, No. 1 .\Malcolm lilock, Syracuao, IV. Y. Bankruptcy in high plnccB and tho crash of umtound priiicii-lf * eliouM Runout tho' import nncu of discrnninutiiMi in manors of INSUR ANCE The Oonipnnips reprvHi-iitpd by DROU.UTO.N it BABCOCK point to their record of marly Twenty fivo | Years of etabli' »ucr«a«—to the prompt pay ment of Millions of Dollars of Lushes, and their ! jmsl olint-ncter for foir and honorable drilling. I os Io tin' pledges of their ability to meet the coming crises. Cash Assets over Thirty million Dollar*. Large Losses have not dopleted their Trea sury—numerous disasters have not imperiled their existence. Lot those who WILL trust to the tender mercies of tho untried, tbo inexpe rienced and tho ephemeral. Let those who PREFER depend upon fictitious or unpaid capital. The lesson of the hour and the desire for safely will not foil to Impress PRUDENT MEN with the necessity of STRONG INDEMNITY, while tho destruction by FIRE of nearly $00,000,000 during tho past year In tho United States, must render its importance apparent to all olnsscs. EVERY PROPERTY HOLDER SHOULD INSURE t This is an axiom which tbe Portland Calamity has demonstrated in letters of Fire, and tho security guaranteed by this Agency for the future is not less certain than tho Indemnity it has afforded in tbe past. Broughton &, Babcock, No. 1 M ALCOLM B LOCS, S YRACUSE , N. Y. R R. C OATIN , General Surveyor. 9 2m LIFE AND ACCIDENT. Two Leading Companies. THE jETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OP HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS NEARLY THREE MILLION. Dividend 3eolnred January 1st, 186ft, 60per cent Dividends paid annually The JElnn offers as good advantages to the assured as any company in the country TRAVELERS'INSURANCE COMP'Y, Of Hartford, Connecticut. ASSISTS *voo,ooo. Insures against all kinds of aocidents, at the lowest rates. SAM'L, JU CONDE, INSURANCE BROKER, No. 9 South Snlinn Street, Syracuse, N. T. S. L. Condo visits Fayetteville and Manlius every month to issue policies in tbe above named companies. [j6-1 y A FINE assortment of Cassimeresfor Buits, you will always find at SNELL, SMITH A CO. \a TUST r tJ York, received and receiving from New on short notice. jyiMy\ S NELL, SMITH & CO. keep a nice assort ment of Shawls, - Parasols, \Worsted Spreads, <Vc. pi O TO \JT Sncll, Smith 4£ Co.'s To bny your nico Dross Qoode. FISHER AND PALZ Keep constantly on hand a good assortment of both ready-made and custom-made BOOTS AND SHOES, Also • WORK MADE TO ORDER, and REPAIRING DONE on short notice. SIGN OF THE \BIG BOOT. Fayetteville, JolyB, 1866. H ATS AND CAPS, of Latest Styles, and Cheap, at SNELL, SMITH <fc CO.*S. T HE cheapest and best ljno of Sugars are at SNELL, SMITH 4- CO?S. Parlor and Chamber Suites of the Latest Pattern and Styles. MARRLE-TOP BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS and CENTRE TABLES, CHAIRS of all descriptions, EXTENSION TABLES, SPRING BEDS, MATTRASSES, BOOK CASES, Ac Ac, Of our Otvn manufacture. PICTURE and PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES on hand and made to order UNDERTAKING. We have added to our stoolc of Coffins, the METALIC BURIAL OASE and CASKET, of the latest improvement, and are prepared to furnish COFFINS, SOKOCD5 & TRIirjOTlNGS of all kinds. HEARSE in readiness to attend Funerals at all times. Warerooms in Brick Block, corner of Gene see and Mill streets, opposite Beard HoteL J. & D. H. Docker. Fayetteville, Jnly 5,1866. Jj^OR SALE.—A second band Top Boggy; Changeable Seat, Can bo used for ono or two seats. Fayotteville, July 6. 1866. H. H. GAGE. A T Sncll, Smith & Co.'g You will find tho cheapest and best Trail Skirts. r a O TO SNELL, SMITH & Co.*s to got your fine drawing • Japan and IJjson Teas.
