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THE CApITor.

m: Loring dear Sir, begs leavestoa
remark to yeu3 that in ethe ,Qharfy where's,
we obtain theirock for building The State
Capitol, now erecting here, singular lphe.
nomenon has several times taken place. both
IN summer and winter, by day rs well as by
night, which, so far as know at present
cannot be accounted for on philosophical
principles (which is as follows: .gnIr.
The raising of the rock for the space of
about thirty square yards, to the height of
from six 10 twelve inches, shiverinp the so
lid rock, and fragments flying as high as from
ten to fifteen feet; being attended with sim
liar effects to the blasting with gunuowder
and a noise equal to the discharge OF thir.
ty-six FOUNDER. Mr.. Colburn, at the quarry.
could point out various places that allude
In the State Capitol, the polished rock are
beautifully variegated by veins of Quartz !:
but these are attended by singular conforma-
ton; tor instance, the first and second platts
OF the grand staircase at the Eastern Vesti-
bule. These veins have shifted betwixt two
and three inches, and the parts separated be-
ing exactly coincident each to each, it might
be argued that the whole of the material COM
posing the State Capitol has been in state
of iquefaction, and before being hardened,
some trembling or quaking of the earth might
have caused these descriptions and the seams
afterwards filled up with hornblende. 80
state these facts simply as they have oc-
CURED to my observation, and think it worth
| the notice of naturalists that the subject
might be enquired into. =.
am, Dear Sir,
Yours Respectfully,
- DAVID PATTON
r aleiuh o1st Octohar 1897 E-s1.
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Observation-Disclosures attempt was re.
Gently made to fire the Post Oficein Wash
ington City. o:f .2.5:<3 -. 4z~a T.
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TRoops FOR FLORIDA he NorforkP Pea-
CON, Of the 10th inst, says, that "severa hun
dred troops will leave Fortress Monrosin a
short time for Florida, aportion Of whichwill
probably leave to day. The following res
sells arrived at that post, on Saturday, fothe
purpose of transporting them to St. joins,
(E. F., )-Brigs General sumpter, Benft,
York, Thatcher, and Plutus, Nickerson, fHn
Baltimore, and Edward, from alexandria
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SHERLFFS SALE.

DY Virtue of Sundry Executions issued from
I'D the County Court of Franklin, at the in
stance of Peter Foster, Henry G.. Williams and
others, directed to the Sheriff of Franklin coun.
ty, against Joseph D. Maclin, returnable to De-
cember Court, 1887, commanding him of the
Goods and Chattels, Lands and Tenements, he
cause to be made, &c. shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the residence
of said Maclin, on Monday, the 2Oth Novem-
ber next, his crop Of Corn, Cotton, Oats, &C.,
stock of Cattle, Horses, Mxfes, Hogs, Sheep, Two
Jacks and one Jenny, Household q Kitchen Farni-
TIRE, &C. &c &C.. s z......,
On Monday the 11th December hext at the
the Court House door, in the Town of Louis
burg, Twenty-eight likely NEGRoEs, consisting
Of men, women unn cuildT-,,, aaa T~~tr~ !a--.
Tar River, within three miles Of Louisburg,
adjoining the Lands of Capt. Julius May and
others, which lands are we'll adapted to the cul.
ture of Corn, Cotton, &c. &c.
sd d1 h-:i.i. "a. PERRY, Sheriff:
Franklin Co., 2lst Oct. 1887. 'l56.7t-$ 6,25.
RALEIGH & GAsToN' RAIL ROAD
b.. ..59l%, s9cfts OFFICE. sals - .1f-. -
4 <..a.- .e1i.a..h 80 October II, 1887.
VHNHE following instalments are required 10
/. r. be paid on the stock of this Company, VIZ:
$40 per share on the list day Of Dec. next.
$40 i" on the 1st " of Jan.
$40 g. on the 1st IS of Feb. /"
Payments will be received at the Office in Ra-
leigh; atthe Engineers Office in Warrenton
bysN1r. Samuel Mefdeeai, in Petersburg, and
Messrs. Joseph Marx & Son. in Richmond Va.
Interest will be allowed and charged as Hereto.
fore. The progress of this work is such as to
require the strictest punctuality to be observed
in the payment of instalments and such stock.
holders as have failed TO pay the instalments
already due, are informed that if not paid be-
fore the first Monday of December, next, their
Stock will be on that day offered for sale al
| the Court House in the City of Raleigh.
By order OF the Board, .....2a' I ---s5 IL
GEO. W. MORDECA1, Prest.
Oct. 25. 4..i...eJ : ger'T q .ass.f-r T56!6t.g
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son. Also, on the 18th inst Mr.. Abram r.
alexander TO MisssSarah +. Hudson. 40
| Near Mill Brook, Franklin. county, Mr..
Washington Raaford TO Miss Sarah Insco. 3
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nr We learn that Gen. P. l. Fion, OF
Missouri, lateco Of Rockingham Go, N. e. is i,
dead, rr9, ~, yigI
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State Bank. of North Carolina.

State Bank of North Carolina.
4 N adjourned meeting of th, Stockholders
a OF this Bank, will be held At the Banking
House of the Bank of the State of North Caro-.
lima, on the first Monday in November next.
to take measures for a final dividend ofthe eff.
fects OF the Bank. Stockholders are requested
to attend in person or by proxy
'''f-o W. PEACE, Prest.
Raleigh, Oct. 9, 1887 -af.s. l544t.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, = -
;,at .a..f WAKE COUNTY:
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. L
.aga. August Term, 1887. II
Name, s.. n'';:s $.'s. ss's'' Petition 70, Dover.
TTappearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
Il that Green Afford. Berry Afford, Glen. Al.
ford, Alfred Perry and wife Alley heirs at law
of John Afford, deceased, reside beyond the
limits of this Stale II is therefore Ordered that
publication be made in the North Carolina Stan
dard, for six weeks successively, notifying them
to be, and to appear before the Jusices of our
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be
held tor the county of Wake, at the Court House
in Raleigh, on the third Monday in November
nex', then andthere answer o: plead to said
Petition, otherwise Will, be taken pro confesso
and heard exparte as 10 them.
Witness, Alfred Williams, Clerk of our said
Court, al Office, the third Monday of August.
1887. -. ~ g.. A. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
Sept. 20. ,4i .5 ISL ct 80 S5 62 Z
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-- SPLEND1D LO L EnTE10 Z on
"1T@g"2 2.sH NOVEMBER. 81 .2 }":@42
"a The most splendid yet. nv
$5O.OO0.$ $50. .OOO.$IO.OOO:
: GRAND CONsOLIDATED LOTTERY. r
dth'at-.2 %" 2 Class B. 81 Isl. - .h0@.1
To be drawn at Wilmington, Del. on Sa.
.s,s'';4 turday, Nov. 18th, 1887. *,t
+'.''' , MOST SPLENDID FRIES -
One Prize of $4,000 Dollars,
one prize Of 10000 dollars ). one prize Of
10000 dollars; one prize Off 500 dolls;
one prize of 6,040 dollars; two prizes of
$500 dollars; three prizes of 1900 dolls;
Ave prizes of 1900 dollars ten prizes Of
1880 dollars; twenty prizes Of 200 dol
lars; thirty prizesrof $50 dollars; thirty
prizes of 500 dollars + sixty prizes of 800
dollars besides many of $50 dollars, 200
=sH.i dollars, $50 dollars, &C. sc. Il aa
Ticket. SIO-Half $5-Qaarter S2 SO.
Certificates of packages Of 25 Whole a@l loo.4
/, Tickets f. 4eLo$ u B. FJ@t .sa $40
Do. .sr bas r do. 25 Half do. q 30
l., Do, a..' 81. do. ,a ,25g Qr. q do 8 35
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PROPOSALS

TURNER s. EVGEES:
For publishing Digest Of all the Reported deei,-
ions Of the Courts in North Carolina, commencing
NTH the earliest Reporter and including the decis.
ions ofthe Saprsnse Court at their JUNE Term,
1887.
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RARIAN.

T. tAN&AASAAAN.s ~ th-- sfs=slr-s .
applied by some of the
cratic republicans, it may
ar readers Of the source
derived. Agrarian laws,
cient Rome for the divis-
S. 1t was the policy fthe
out settlers or colonists |; In
a check upon the conquered
find protection against the incur
an enemy ; to augment their popu-
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TRuru Is STRANGER THAN tlcrlox -Tnder
this ominous head, the Hamilton Gazette. fnub
lishea at Stevensburgh Ind. gives the follow
Ing narrative:
. In June, 1898, there arrived al Stevensburgh
laborn5 man, about IS years otage. who soon Al
ter engaged himself to take charge OF the farm OF
SAM James, Esq. of this village. Herepresen-
ted himselfto be from Orange county. n. y. BIZ
name Alexander Jackson. After living with
Mr. james until January, 1884, he purchased a
farm about nine miles from his place. and sborf
ly afterwards offered his band IN MARRIAGE. Ia n
young woman who res ided in Mr. james, faa3iI.
an adopted daughter of Mr.. jim fact she went
by the name OF Sarah James AMI no person in
Ibis vicinity knew, until recently bat thai saewas
anallr4l daughter oftta gentleman. Mr.. jaime
objected to tae match, bat Jackson represented
h'Insef as relation oithe Pfesid ant OF tht Uni
tel - ties; aad beinga good looking. and uithai
. n.r-esf-b if-s J ,ras Flea sd win
him, and urged her fl,her to consent to tbeI,
marriage.
In the May following they were married. and
M. James gave Jackson handsome farm, al
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xTE.V.S OF eyeEsSss.


md pay their respects 10 the President ol tht
United states on the 81 of March.
Nsuhias. the Prophet, has mad his appari
ton at Stauuton Virginia. The stanton spec
sa,or saws he /. the "faticst and most nsiPld I'M
postorn i, has eeef seen.
Prn,tc LAND SALrs.--The kalamazoo Ga
7ene of The llh ult. publishes the amount OF
sales of public land, al ths land Office ~ that
place for 1886. Trey reached To les than T.,
63t5il acres and the money actually received a
mounted 10 S20i3 s66. The largest sileS were
in July. d were III 5i3, acres q s559 = There
are four other land offices IN the state, w at
Monroe Detroit lonia, aud Saginaw.
ltbauy irrue.
TnousAND DOLLAR Ox.-A great * ttt,cu-
ed by William Felt. Esq, Of Madison county
was sold to SANDY WEIGH who keep The great
eating house corner Of Broadway aud Am street
and Matthew Harpel Of Washington market. ior
the rolnd sum OF oNr THOUSAND DOLLARS. ltWas
estimated that The quarters OF meat weigh Eve
Kindred pounds each.
VIZ York J,,9. # Com.
Srlctpe.-At Charlottesville, Indiana on the
% INST Robert Miller, lad of Only II years Of
age, was found hung stable by birdie at
tached To a pin. \ JURY after hearing several
witnesses. returned verdict 81 ''de,lsnodf hum
himself No cause could be assigned Tor the
act
MlssorRr-Thc Senate Of Missouri have re-
jected. by vote OF l. 10 10, toe bill which had
been rep3rtej IN fb,t badr. providing for the u.
king Of the OF the people for OF against the
call of a Convention, alter The state Coneuu.
ton.
LouisiaxA-The import. into tl- State or
the arendng Sept 30th. exceeded - 0uo o ~
while The exports went beyond S36o10o) 0.-
Emp'oled IN TN, large amount OF trada S3l ve>-
sells, equal 10 l56, $40 tons, entered the Mi
sis'pp' during the same year
INnlANA.-The Legislature OF this State adj
journcd sine die, on tbr 9Th lust Her portion Of
the surplus has been divided ono half placed IN
bank the interest to be n Piled To internal IN
pfoPementSi the other hall 10 be loaned ont if
COUNTY romm',sionefs' and lae m'effIl 10 be
afphe" 10 'nc soiPN'' VI 'o''non s'"o''''
The Internal Improvement committee ol The
House OF Representatives. Of PeHnsylgana have
reported blll the provisions Of winch approPnatr
Sl,7s5,50o icr the tufthrr prosecution ol the
States canals and raj roads. II also provide
Tor The subscription Of al.29l5oo To- STOCKS 81
'a'ous '"'%, b'n ',l',H'e, 9"' ~ >uo
e''Pio" u '''o s"'ie . " NV s'''" " '''' , '''
S"''''
An article IN "a late tnmoer oI iae Mobile X !
gls'ef gives an Interesting account nI the cotton
grewth OF the United State. II sayN that n on
~ Tour State, Alabama, hi,~lssppl -oul ,taD1 y
FLORIDA. has the cultivation OF cotton increased
The whole Of the crop 81 The United States IN
ne ED was es,!nia'Sd At 4sooo',"u9 pound
ne nuno5f ol "e'o manu- A. 9efr' e,'y be
"'cc dnn "dn 9uPl,o,'1 10 ne ''lh Nalnfd
:, wv ,'."' n' to''' w. INV 'sl'' ~ 'iif
r. ~ 9''eu STATS was Soi''a''" al NV '3"aa",-
! ne 3'e'' 'nei'''' IA 'le a'N'ane "' z5IN' har
Gu n,o II" ,., -, -
r., c H., ae,,,I IN. -, :.
the cultivation Of cotton.
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- - .,'e siP'Haens tlat ext ''f
ave osen ln9ebted ior the power of 90. IaH
% establish the doctrine which van u lee9,trbu'1
| essential ou nod to BE-
That the people G. PennsyIyani, ~
maintain tie commanding aiIifnlo ma .la{ ala2fs
men independence and yirinr and ou,tffrl
contributed 50 much To the bles,ino, - "eh la.
mon country, i my feryent praver.' w, qof d.
wa Always MAINTAIN It, doubt not m, iial '.a=
fe>i3h thelf own controlling aufb,r5,, ICES W.
come hehayed by their agents. and Il an. am Be-
10 '4e 'feacheff: under the mistake H. .a.'75
~ pounN ny Tue aeis Of iaithleSs agent We
ing away their rights. and seeli,,r IN .''>- sH
grant lrrevocabie, by char1ering - Hase q.
same time the rights other suceess,,! al lie |
Itn gteat respect, | remain
our Trend and fellow-cifiz.z
ANDREW JACKSov
: We see running through this le,n..
Y''a OF demasogueism which dis,ingni,Fas. .''
ry paper, official or semi official tia, l eve
addressed, directly Or indirectly. by Tho "as .'ea
administration to the American ne5.r. -
President seems to be nightly 1jekIa3, -. f
idea at has yiadcated the f.s, - he
truth, tha: the people are SOVEREIGN and '.'
OF seil-goyernmenr"-a piece oraai,cr, '9''.a
that those who offered il must have a.l 59s'.
largely ofon the Presidents powers Of di,... .'a
We had thought that this fln1amsr,,I
was Yndicated by the result Of the A.. ..'4
revolution, and BY the establishment If ,... '9
institutions oi government which Mr.. Isa.
son told Us even in his day, were in f,.' 49,
tide Of successful experimento tn g..
that Gen. Jackson has done mora to .sr,., -
this " fundamental truth than any GTv mo-.
- I
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FEE VEEEGENHAs,
Lyncllburg, March =, 1897.
HONoRs TO GEN.yAcksON.

The government journals contain numerous
notices ofthe hon0rs paid to Gen. Jackson by
his friends, on the eve Of hi> departure from
Washington. We sincerely wish that his ad-
ministraloa had been conducted on such prn-
eiples, that these testimonials Of respect could
have indicated the feelings Of grateful com
trg, rather than oil mere party .eai9ts.
We sutjoin the letters elected from Gen.
Jackson IN the OCCASION emitting the fusomc
ADDRESSES to which they are responses. The
dr,l IS a reply 10 The committee appointed ~ a
portion 81 the people Of Albemarle county, to
invite the President to partake OF public dinner
IN Charlottesville, on Ai3 way to the Hermit
Iage;
WAsusGroS, Feb II. 1851
Gemiemea:-The kind manner in which you
propose TO welcome me in Ahemarlc on ny
way 10 the hermitage, and the aileltionate feel
ing, the general enthusiasm with which YOU re
gard my lie ot public service. now ustcIosIng
Is that most grateful reward u which alone my
ambition has aepircd. Vow that have reached
the e0od old aye Of thfccscore and ten. and find
my IeHoweItzens, Ill may trus i the udu.aent
Judgment cou'eycdn your leltcD ready to Greet
me, q" talthtal servant" may We. turn my
heart n deep and humble devotion to the author
oil my being, and pour ON its last tribute In
thank 10 The bencieence which has permitted
mc 10 full destiny. considered by ny country
to have heea both honorable and useful.
lon fecur to the reproaches of tyranny. IL
supauon aud despau-m,h with which | have
been pursued IN The course of nv administration
Io the public affairs, aad tell me. that as plain
Andfe~J cksou stripped Of the iasignia Of oGse.
'ad Invested ocpouer you uaY ray 10 lae man
80 The ta'aa#t, without su-p.e,9n. the yaluuia-
1 - haUa=e 81 rcsforl@ Sc. &c. Let me assure
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MOL: e e.

? II VIZ summer session of the Subscribers
K HGh9o' VIII commence ON Thursday, the
February 9 =. r.
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THIS wholesome preparation manufactured by Martin,
o Dublin, Ireland, and extensively recommended by the
Faculty very nutritious and agreeable diet for adults
and children IN VI health ebyiates NIL the uncertainty OF
KING whey from the rennet Bag and Is warranted To keep
long time, and in any climate.
DIRECTIONS UsE-A tea-spoonful of the Essence
every pint Of MIR then heat II blood warm, and let il settle
some time before the fire. when will form Curds and Whey
Price, 81
Sold only the Propreios Agency America Hopper
Pharmacy, No a Broadway, corner Of Franklin street New
York. mas
I AND OEFICE,-JoHN l.. BOGARDUs, Attorney
IL and Councillor a Law, Clinton Hall No Beekman
opposite the Brick Church door, city of New York. Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land office
Western Agency.
Patents obtained and titles perfected soldiers their
either 1st-Revoutionary. 2d-Late War. 3d-Cansdian
Volunteers t-Engsh refugees from tic listed states to
Canada and Novn Scotia. 5h-Deertes from the British
my o. The heirs ~ a the abeve GthTes 70 lands
forfeited for payment Of tas reclaimed 7iIers under
lgs entitled ,o lands sold for taxes ah-Ihose whe parted
WIN theu discharges, warrants titles before the patents Is
sued can reclaim the 9-Lands in the several
an territories ~ the United States Canada Nova Scotia and
eNa bought and od exchanged paid and titles in
Ace. =
Pomascrs throughout the United States and other gentle
men forwarding any othe above claims, and acting
their several sections o country will he entitled per
On all commissions Commune atoms post paid
~ valuable farming land for Illinois
200 quarter sections Of lso from
acres, situatednear towns and Otherwise Also In Missouri
Arkansas. d26tf
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DENTIsTuY.

H. ~ I'll, D.nn ,,n lrom rans lately arrived
tends 70 follow his profession IN a It's branches the CON
vnencc ofhose persons who VIII favor him with their conf
dence, VI. d. will attend their residence they will do him
me lave 20 address him II his domc No ST. Pearl M
near broadway, naming their street and number e28-im.
pNpE" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q STEAMERS
neg eace respectfully call the attention Of friends
d p.oc generally to the new and elegant assortment
& w. received and opening al their store, No
ISa e,t between Frankfort and Hague Consu.
vi aers val IND, their establishment, advantages no
OF goods. ~ - ~ ~ o's
Samers ~ tbe above FIRM generally known by the
appeauon o' me Three Fingered Paper Hanger and Who
s 70 any but Strangers stands unrivaea In the
paPer ooth Tor neaness and despatch, win
ens person a. TAR ~ prasucsble work which shall
w e"""ssco""so@e uy06ms
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- Joseph GiIIOtt's Celebrated Patent ElOm-
gated Metallic PEN"
(.IIl4OTT Ia IL nnhlic. That he

Joseph GILLOTT begs ~ inform the public that he
is constantly receiving from his mandatory, in Brmng
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
The stock hand offers the best in the United
States and OF warranted good quatyamongst which be
found his
"Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Penn
"Orignal Patent slip Pen,n
"Original Patent Ladies' PEN
Double Damascus Barrel" Lunars,n Peruvian New
York Fountain and "Damascus Pens in variety of
sylevz: cards Of one dozen EACH with wood and al
baa holders ia boxes OF one dozen each, with holders ia
rocco cases. shell boxes aud morocco cards
" Alfalfa Evcrpont, and Pen and viewpoint Pencils
CAUTION TO TlE PUBLIC.
From the well mocd and universal ccoty Of the above
Pens, aested by the whole mercantile community IN Europe
and the United States unprncd nakers have endon
yored impose up.n the public, by spurious imitation pur
porting be the original Joseph GOtfs Patent" but which
utterly worthless aud entirely destitute ~ those qualities
requisite 10 fine writing which have established such
rallied demand for the original PEN III every country where IL
il knewn
The public hereby cautioned be rpon their guard
against these commercials they be readily detected 10y
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior style ~ which
they into the market IN their attempt impose upon
the unwary.
Each gross othe genuine cnveopeA Va neatly print
ed wrapper descriptive Of the article i contains.
Further against the fraud the public Will please
observe that the genuine bear the following marks
always reading from the point OF the pent
Joseph Joseph Jostsh
Gllot's Giolts elliott
Patent. Warranted. Maker.
The above he lad al his Warehouse, No 100 Beekman
srhe door below PEARL New York. jyli-3m
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Moprrre HERALD-Issued every morning excerN Sunday
Price, cents per copy Country Subscribers furnished
for specific period, remittance In advance
No paper sent out, unless paid in advance.
EVENING HERALD-Issued every afternoon at I oclocL .
Price two cents copy Country subscribers furnished Al
the rate. Cash, ia advance
WEEKLy HERALD-Tssued Saturday morning sf mir,
o'clock Price, IA per copy. Furnished to country
Subscribers at - per annum, in advance.
10 sciockPrce Ct cents copy Furnished 10 eountrv
subscribers Mt - per asnum, IN advance.
ADvERrrsrNENr-Inserted In all those Ne
usual raaes-alwsys payable in advance.
requested sAirv theid s&trr-s
James 0erdcn Bennett spreor aaa al letters on bs ness
70 be post pad.
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'om the American Monthly Magazine.
The Little Blind Boy.

Oh tell ue the form OF the soft summer air,
That losses gently the curls ofmy hsr'
IL breathes my lips, and II fans ~ warm ciee"
But gives me no answer though often speah'
/ feel il play DER me, refreshing and light,
And vet cannot touch il, because I've no s's""
a., ,ons;c- ,vba,i, il? and where does il dwell:
! .ink oss mount with its cadence and swell
while thrilled 10 my heart with the deep-goihg ''ra"'
Till pleasure excessive seems turning to pam
Now what the bright coors of Music may be,
wlIaay one tell me! for cannot see.
sr,e odors of flowers that are lowering nigh
What are they? on what kind Of wings do they ny
Are these shining angels who come to delight
A poor little child that knows nothing OF sgh''
The face OF the sun comes TO my MIND,
Oh! tell me what light is because am blind! y. T. 2
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From FraLers Magazine.
COHce.

win the bowl-but not with wine,
Potent port or fiery sherry;
For this milder cup ofmine
Crush me Yemen's fragrant berry
Ellen. Sally Kate! sabina
Jane Lsette Ia string Of pears
Gaily quaff your brimming CHINA
Here's a toss-Ya-hp, my giris
Heartstrings that with ours eni"lne =
Fill the bowl, but not with wine.
Fiji the bowl-but not with wines
Tippe-Scian muse or 'reian
Never dreamed-be mine and thse,
soft Pekoe, the juice Catheian.
Gentle is the grapes deep cluster,
But the wines hayward child;
Nectar this OF meeker lastre--
Tais the cup that draws i mild"
Deeply drink its streams divine
Fill the cup, but not with wine.