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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-09
MARRIAGES.

Married, on Christmas Eve, in Person coun.
~, North Carolina, by the Rev. James Bailey,
Mr.. BENJAMIN SuMprER TO Miss CArhARINE.
daughter of Lindsay Shoemaker, Esq, ali
of Lynchburg.
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'rOuches, Rusgics, Ph1tOns,

r rom the most approved Factories nj the North.
and has made late arrangement, BY which he
can be supplied at any time with FAMILY
CAKRlAGES, by the most celebrated Manu-
lecturers, either in New Ark or New Haven
from the very fatterlng encooragements, he has
received since he commenced business here (al-
ways selling his own work as soon as finished
and abe unprecedented rise in the cost Of Car
riages al the North, he is determined to en,e,
more largely into the manufacture Of such arti-
cies. HIS hands are nearly all from the North,
and using Northern materials, hopes 10 receive a
liberal share Of public patronage. lie is partic-
ularly we'll prepared for putting up Carriages.
(charge 49, for persons who buy at the North
and ship to this place. All repairs done ut the
shortest notice. SAMUEL AYRES.
October 8 Is If
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Leather, Cvrricr Stools,
OH, Groceries, &c.

An d cordially invites the customers al the
house, and his friends TO call on him. Hides
will be bought ~ usual. Particular attculioA
will be paid 10 the COMMISSION BUSINESS.
JAMES u. RENWICK.
January . yif
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IL. UR

JOHN IL. PURHN,
Y now receiving, at his VARIETY SroRE, the
following scarce and desirable articles,
viz
Wadding for Cloaks, &c. black and white,
Black Silk Velvet, at So IS per yard,
Silk Binding for Over Goats, sc.
Coloured Cambrics, plain and embossed.
Silk and Worsted Hosiery, &c. &c.
He has as is his usual custom at this season
of The wear, reduced the prices OF the remainder
of his Stock Of WOODEN GOODS. Great bar
Gains NAV therefore be had in Blankets, Elan
nnels. Cassipe.ts, Kentucky Jeans, Circassians,
&c. &c.
= FOR RENT.
The upper pait Of the house | occupy is for
Rent : il isa comfortable residence for a fam
ly.
I have 60, sale, 10 shares of Lynchburg Cot
ton Factory Stocb.
ALSO,
few shares Of the following Stock, VIZ:
Lynchbufg and Blue Ridge Turnpike,
do and Pttsylvauia DO
do ana Concord do
All of which will be sold low, II applica-
t4,n be made in a faw weeks.
JOHN J. PuR3lS.
January 2 w4w II
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PIN US now ascertained that The amount OF
jam sloeey a the Treasury on the 1t OF
VI,a;at vas Sf2,t69,S56. 81. The portion of
'"s,"la viii be Sc ,s$I, 81 ~.
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. siiE Subscriber will open u training Stable
- III Lynchburs, the Is, February.
ISAAC ii. OLIVER.
January 0 Il
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w HO l. L.
China, GlasS& Earthcnwaro
Establishment.

NHHlt subscriber would call the attention of
~ Merchants 10 this establishment feeling
confident they will lind II much 10 their intel-
est to purchase their CHINA, GLASS AND EAR
rnr>wAnE in LYNCHBURG.
The assortment Is LARGE and GENERAL, aud
no doubt the prices and terms will be perfectly
satisfactory. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to- packing particularly AT
tended to. JOSEPH -. EVANS.
The Wy,he Moun,aineer, Abingdon States
man, Jonesborough Republican and Knoxville
Register will insert the above twice, and forward
their bills also one copy Of the paper which
confirms the advertisement.
ia !. s A#### k
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With a great ursuy other articles, which, toyeth-
or with his remaining Stock of floods, h.
NOW OFFERS
at the lowest prices. Purchasers may do well
TO call and examine, for he is determined TO
SELL OFF at reduced prices.
December Is 5w If
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NOCEC.E.

-EyllE subscriber having purchased thu inter.
n est Of Caswrll Poe, IN the firm OF Poe e.
Rcnwick will continue 10 do business. in the
long established house occupied by J. & C.. Pee
and latierly by Poe & Kenwick, lie will keep
ON hand at all times a large stock Of
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AVER TITS LOITER Yf EXCHANGE
OFFICEt
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR THIS WEEK!
Richmond Academy No. l.,
Draws on the l2M and neus rec'd.on AN Jan.
u 60 Numbers and 10 drawn !!
AS many Prizes as Blanks
SCHEME
Prize Of $4,000, 1000. 1000, l.Ol5. S
Prizes 1000, 5 of 500, 10 Of 800, 10 Of 900, 90
of $50, &C of 100. Besides SOS, 30s, 20S, I5s,
DC. &c.
. Tickets Sd Halves s2-Qrs. 81.
ANOTHER GRAND sCHEMEt
Prize Of $4,000
IL 100 Prues-of LOCO
Nor'6lk lottcry Class No. l.,
News received dn.T'uesday, 17tIl.
CApfTAES =
$4,000. 5000, 1890, 1000, $500, 1.0i7,
K 100 Prizes OF LOGO, 10 of 500, 90 Of 500,
II Of 200. BESIDES sos, Cos, sos dos, &c.
7 DC. DC.
TisketS only So Halves S5O-Qrs. So so.
Doi '' H.AvERETT & Co.
Lynehburg, Va.
January Q
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sweepstakes Ia nc liun Ovcrths
kymc!burg curse,
Spring Meeting, 1897.

l"t-A ~swccpsiakc Tor colts aud El,;es. three
years old, one mile and repeat, entrance two
hundred dollars, halfforf.it, To name aud close
race.
2nd,-A swcepsiake for colts and Allies, three
years old, one mile aud repeat, entrance Two
hundred dollars, half forfeit, to name and close
oy the 10Th April. three or more to make a race.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
''"""'f ##a#. wiw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-10

SMOKING Ii you have contracted the
habit of smoking he careful to prnctico 1t
under certain r. s rittons, at least as long
you are DESTROYS Of being considered fl for
civilized soce'v. Tie first mark of q
gentleman is a sensitive regard for the feel
lngs of others. Therefore, smoke where
it is likely to prove least personally off.r"
sive, by making your clothes smell; then
wash your mouth, aud brush your teeth
What man Of le'icacy could presume to
address lady with his breath smelling of
onions? Yet tobacco IS equally odIous.-
The tobacco sm kcr in public is the most
selfish animal imaginable. He pcrseveres
in concentrating the pure and fragrant air
careless whom he nunoys, and is but the
fitting inmate Ct a tavern. Smoking in the
streets or theatres, is only practlccd by
chop boys, pseudo tashonables, and the
"swell moo. - Hints on Etiquette.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-10

A Mis-. DEAL The Rev. Mr.. Thom. of
UovaD, had Just risen in the pulpit to icnu
the congregation in prayer, when gcn''e'
man in front OF the gallery TOOK out ms
handkerchief to wipe the dust from bis
brow, forgetting that pack of cards were
wrupdcd up in It; the whole pack was scat
tered over the breast Of The gallery. MI
II. could not resist a sarcasm, so''mn as
the oct WIS in which he was about TO on
gage. "Oh man. man surely your Psalm
book has been i'll bun (bound) ~ Ed'n
Jurgh Oj5eruer.
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Iron and Steel.

7S TONS assorted English Wagon and
/" cart tire; Swedes and Russia, old
sable iron, cast, German, Spring, American
English bl>tcred steel. sleigh and cutter
shoes, hoop iron, band do. round & square
do. all sizes; brOzicts rods, horse nail rods,
&C. on as favorable terms as to be found
in The state. II + & w l. STRONG.
Nov. "a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-10

OTuoGR ApHlcAL ANALYST OF "DEylt.'
a Methodist preacher al S,uth Shields,
lat Sunday, aitcr remarkirg on the appro'
'pria,cness e The above cognomen to ihc
person designated by IT., oddcd--"The
vhue word Is bad, if we take away the
fret letter. i, is evil, take away another let
rr. it is rile, take away The next letter
and /, is III, ard The last letter ilscil has tic
.ound of EeW"-- Sutherland UerG'H
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PhilO DOOlittle.

4 hHerS Tor sale
W 500 bushels Lisbon Salt,
70 Sacks Liverpool ground do.
100 barrels Western fnc do.
,UO fresh ground Nova Scotia plaster
loo Western do.
% Boxes fresh Malaga R aisns,
together with a general assortmtnt OF Dy
Goods Groceries, Crockcry etc elc-which
will be sold a, the very lowest prices far cash
November q, 1886.
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IiLtna Insurance Company.

NNllE subscriber continues to insure all
eiA kinds Of real and personal property
as agent for said Company, to whom up
ptcarIon may at all times be made at his
Office in Burlington. TIE established
reputation Of this Company for stability,
Ia'rness and lbcraIny IN their dealings.
needs no further commentator.
WIN. A. GnIswoLp.
BnrIinGton, AprI G 1890.
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Il ICELAND MOSS grows plentifully i'm the
q Island of Iceland, from whence il takes
It's name, aud IN all the high northern lali.
tudes OF Europe and Asia, whore it's Medicinal
qualities nave been long known, and highly
apprecated' This plant contains a iearger
proportion Of Jcgeiabie .Vuciiage than anv
other known substance and in comhination
with 1t Is bitter principle which acts mos,
U"hthcidly IN giving strength ir cases Of rteai
weakness and debility Of the lunns. The
knowledge OF many orouf most valuable med
Icncs, for the cure Of diseases, have been OH
tanned from observing their effect on bruIe
anlmalS;-So IN the case ofth most invaluable
MOSS It's virtues were first discovered bv
their effects on the hardy, loag. Hyed and
sagacious Rain Deer, which derives IFS prin.
cIPa punishment from the icciand Moss, and
whose milk becomes so highly mbucd with.
lis BalSomic virtues, that IT is used with tho
greatest confidence as Il sovereign remedy by
the inhabitants ofall those countries for tho
cure fall diseases of the breast and lungs. In
France, this compound has Yong been known.
and extensively used and to It's sautary effects
as much as 10 the salubfty of The climate. in
probably owing the very small number
oiJdtdf cases ofconsumpton in that country.
compared with Great Britain and the United
States. TINS Syrup contains all the medicinal
virtues the Moss in the most concentrated
lorn' and is prepared from the original recent
rom Paris, only by.
T.. llUTClliNGS s. co. Baltimore
And none is genuine unless it has their fac.
sihlle upon each bill Of direction also upon the
envelope, D'and sealed with their seal.
), J, II. PECK & Co.. wholesale agents
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EVE WAITER.

DR.. adams Ceiebrated EYe JVuter.
Warranted an ollrclual cure for sore, weak
and inlamed eyes.
PRICE % CENTS FER VIAL.
rHNfllS celebrated article was invented by
4 one orthe most distinguished physicians
ofthc age, and during an extensive practice
Of 80 years, he invariably rcsot,ed to it in all
eases Of sore, weak and inlamed eyes, tha!
came under his notice, and so great a celeb.
rity did he acquire thereby, that they came to
him from all parts, and in no instance was il
ever known TO fail IN producing the desired
effect. "A short time only has elapsed since
the article was first il troducod to public no.
tiCe. and during that period. upwards of
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed Of, and the demand for il
is rapidly increasing. So sure and speedy is
the effect produced Dy this article. that one
single vial has completely cured an infiamed
eye though various remedies had for long
time previous been resortcd to. but in vain
Ample directions accompan the article, a,y
wei as letters Of recommendation from the
most respectable physicians in The country
with view TO insure its u,cfnlness in more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
The io lowing persons wholesale Agents for
the sale OF it, where The public may rest assur.
ed OF procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISH Il, proprietor,
7h 4 Cottonwood.
JOHN R. ROWLAND. 2l0. Markc, &,
L y. lOSKlNS, $40 Market streets.
Ph Ildclphia.
DIX. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
J. & J. IL. PECK & CO,
Burlington, VI.
As will of all druggists and storckccpcr.
throughout the State.
Orders IhanhfuIy received and punc.ualy
attended to toi eye water or drugs,
Philadelphia, June 20, l836.--ln
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Cabinet Furniture & Chairs.

VHNEIE subscriber has on hand and for
H sale at tie old stand Of Abbott and
wood, south east corner Cour, House
square, good assortment of Cabinet
Work and Chairs, consisting in part OF
Mahogany Side Boards, Sofas, Bureaus,
Center, Grecian, d ming, Breakfast Work,
and Toilet Tables; High post Field and
French Bedstcad,;Wash and Light Stands,
Dressing Cases, Mahogany Framed Look
ing Glasses, &c, &c. Grecan Mahogany
Chairs, Stuffed seats Mahogany Rocking
do CURED Maple Cave Seat do Fancy,
Cane and Rush Seat do, Windsor, Rock
ing, Kitchen, and Chlldren's Chairs &c
The above Furniture will be sold for ash
or short approved CfedIt extremely low.
JOHN ABBOVV.
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LOVELY g. .aBBOT7,.

A Superior assortment Of Table Cutlery
IA consisting Of Splendid Ivory Knives
and Forks in setls of fifty one pleces-alsc
Ivory, Buck, Sv. Tip and Horn Knives
and Forks, by the selt OF twelve pieces,
for sale ut The Hardware Store by
February 7, 1897. r. MOODY.
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West!ord High School.

THE Spring Term Of this Institution
l. will commence on the Oh day of
March, under the instruction Of Mr. +. w.
Human, whose past services are fully op.
proved. Tuiiion, in Greek aud Latin
Languages $500 oIh.r academical Stud
les $500, Board, including Rrooms aud
Washing, per week. from SL25 10 $50.
1t is desirable that all pHrposng to at
tend should commence with The term.
Per Request
Y. HAYNES, Sec.
Wcs,ford, Feb II, 1887.
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Elglls, q! |, 3 Sz: Q: SNxzzz
e. ~ j! d y, ga yA,,a'!,! MXIIES

For the cure Of
Co'd'' '7s'h@,aS' Hhoopi"g Cough, p.Hing Of
Blood aad Consumploas.
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SALT.
SI'OV Els.

DARKER'S patti phrophcsy cook'g a sizes
" Stanleys rotary top do do
Improved Oven rotary do do
Conants (back ki,chcm do do
Oval Oven Stove Boiler do do
Also Canada and American plate Box
Stoves, Of various sizes This is the most
complete assortment Of Stoves TO be found
in the Country may find the
patterns they want. and on most favorable
terms.
7. Z, & W L. STRONG.
Burlington, Nov. 10 1886.
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NEW GOODS.


wy. -, lOOO'
nWlNG to the increase Of business. the
" subscribers have been induced TO bring
on very large aud splendid stock. Of FASH
iqnabla FALL .A.ND UIyN7ER GOODS.
consisting Of Broadcloths of all coors and
shadcs-plaid and plain CaSsimers and Sat-
tinelts -Vestings-Pilot Cloths--P ctcrshams
8, 10 & ll.1 Rose Blamkcls-grcon and
white Horse Blankets -Carpcti0g. Lamp
Mats, etc. etc.
WORsTED sTUFFs.
Thibct Cloths, German, French, English
plain and fg'd Mernos, Circasaans, Homba>
zctts, goatshair and common Camets, black
brown aud olive French Bombaznes brown
Independents, a new article: black, red aud
white Merino Shawls; Thbet Shawls and
Handkerchie!I; merino and worsled Hose.
SILK GOODS
Black and blue gtos dc Swiss, gros dc Nap
gros de Rhine, poult dc Sol, Luslring, IlaI-
ian, and snchaw Silks, black satin Lovanlins,
black and grey silk c0nlets. Pongecs, every
variety Of black and coIored silk and Tabby
Vclvols, ladies' and gcnlcucns crlvats, silk
Gloves and Hose, black Chally for Dresses,
black white and coloied chally Shaws and
Ilandkcrchiefs, spotted Lace, black lace
Wells, black, white aud green blond Wells,
blond Edgings and Footngs, also great
variety of figured, plaid and plain Satin,
luslrng and gauze Ribbons, etc.
CROCKERY AND GLASS.
An extensive assortment Of china, Cr0ckery
and Glass Ware Looking Glasses, etc. etc.
DRY GROCERIES.
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Moasses,
Imperial, Old and Young Tyson, IIysonskin,
Black and Bohea Teas box and key rasins
barrels, half and quarter barrels Mackerel
Goldfish; ground Pepper and Spec, Ginger,
Nutmegs, cloves, cassia: plug and papol
Tobacco, etc. etc.
LOVELY g. .1BBOTT.
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New Arrangement.

! vH1IIE subscribers having entered into
e. copastdership in the manufacture oil
Sheet Iron. Copper and Tin Ware, the bu
S;ncss will hereafter be continued under The
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IJWnntcd, a JOURNElMAN al the
above business.
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So ARR & BOsTwyLGTx

at The Old stand OF ]. J. Starr, m Lhufch
street, opposite the Jail, where all kinds Of
job work will be Gone on short notice and
in the best manner. They have now on
hand large and general assortment OF plain
and 1onannl
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4RLIrA4g.
MILITARY CONVENTION.

Tic pelor1'cs from tic several Regiments in the "a Brig
adc ana % DIVISION Of the Vermont Militia. pursuant 10
call by tie General of sad Brigade met IN Convention AT
Cascton on Wednesday, TIC 3th instant Tor tie purpose 81
taking mo consideration the prosou, Militia system of Til,
State. ana adopting meafutes relative thereto
The Convention was called to order BY Mi. L. " Hoo.
kins and organzed by appointing
Gen. ROBINSON HALL. President, and
Capt. u I WHILE Secretary.
amer the object oi the meeting stated II was
Rt'ored, That this Convention present a Memorial To
re Legislature II their next session, LuLal ofte Militia
OF tins state
On moil"H Of Mai Ssbin
voted That committee Of ihr,c be appointed by H.,
Char to drat memorial 10 accordance with the above IL
Oution.
Jhe following persons were appointed
MAJ ]. ". HorIIEs Of tie Brigade SAL
Ioi. IoHN c ~AWYIR 81 the 1T psSI
DRsoh CLABk Of the ID Lsgt
Voted, That Committee If pee 10" 'rpo'n"" 10 afa
resolutions e1pfe. ave II the ,suse Of this "-ctn.
IAc lIlnAirg were The sfanuttce .
Daj Dawn II SAEfN Of - :, E'%i
Iirut Col Il nicEu~ lie Hh RrFt,
g. E'ii"GG Of tic - Rogt.
Amer a recess Of o. hour TIE meeting Vas agaia called
lts eonnl,-e on the Memorial reported the following
which wa ccpic1 and adopt, tie Memorial of ihi4 Con-
GATOR
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gEIg&.r19 r.AIga
ORR \ n A.
ny MRS. siGou NEr'

tCo Htnucdl
Deem silence settled over the apartment of the
dead save the sobs Of the bciesved Martha, and at
long intervals sigh as II rending the breast o: the
aged warrior. At length, he spoke with a trcn-n-
ious and broken Tone,
''She was the to oar path Hath she IA
d.d behind the dark mountains o,-she hat
arisen to brighter skies. Beams Of her light will
sometimes vsit and cheer us. Thou hast wept
for two daughters Mariha. One. thou didst nurse
on tby breast Bot was she dearcr than this -
Was the cnld of adoption. near 10 Thy heart,
as she to whom thou gayest lie ? lienceiurth we
can DO made clhdless more. -.Lot us dry up
the fountain OF our tears les, VIC dspease the God
TO whom she hath sscenled."
The DAY seemed Of inermnsble length to the
afflicted pair. Long accustomed to measure time
BY the varieties oc socitude the loss Ul thai sole
obee, of their care, gave the tardy hours an almost
insupporabls weight. Towerds evening. the cler-
gymsn who since The administration Of the com
munion 10 orisna, had repeatedly visited her was
sccu 20 approach. zachary FASTENED to meet him.
The agitation which had so long marked his clua-
tensnce, with suEieiY FOR the sufferer he'd passed
away and he RESUMED Lis native calmness and Dig
nifty Of demesnor. lie department seemed an H.
Illustration Of the words Of the king OF Israel hen
his child was smlien.-
lie "a dead Whcrefure should mourn Con-
! BRING him back again shall 60 TO him. bu, he
shall not return TO tne."
Bowling down to the man OF Ged IA. said
"Sne. whom thou seekest - not here. She has
risen. She went her way. ere the sun locked Up
on the morning. Come, see the place where she
lay
Depsuing from tia, distance of respect. border
ing upon ave which he bad Hitherto testified To the
guide of orisns. lie took han By the hand. and led
him to her apartment. as Il be let that the house
o:deah al distinctions leselled al ranks made
equal. There lay The hfeless form. IA unchanged
beauty. Profase eurls shaded with their rich CLOS
10y hoe. the pure oval forehead Sbieh bore fur
row OF care. nor trace Of pain. II seemed Il he
exquisite symmetry Of those ehiselled features had
meter been perfectly revealed bot by The la nd Of
death. The long. silken eyesshss lay 10 profound
rsp0ss, And At ass Trailing even to ave, 10 gaze
upon that sarpsssing lo,e.es.. rendered more "a.
cred BY hs'ing 80 peacefully past Tie las, dread
ordeal,
III !, hsshee. sad The divine bat no tear star.
ted 10 his PLACID eye. lie believed. that II there
ia Joy 10 heaven snong the angels. over one SINGER
that rsPen,eIh there shoal1 bs at le,s resignation
on earth. whea q Ealsi - sdm.il,ed 10 their glo-i-
sos eon2ssy. He knessd IN pFsysr with the
nOsTnsn, ssd sFOke tus s'e, q comfort 10 then.
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,BpiD0y;H!.


To the General Asso rab.y ofthc state ofyermoni :
The undersigned. oficcf- anJ soldiers Of The q
EneuGe and - Division Of tic Militia Of The Stale
n Vermont respectfully fepresout:
Thai 10 accordance with the sies. Of The aise
founders Of l.eir RcF.5'c. on principle. iusunng
domestic ifsuq ilitY, providing FOR the common de-
tense aod promoting lie g~aefsl weifsre Of their
country, DE- They oousJef tie M,iUs as co-ore-
Biiug means the b.os edeciunl and ihe best aGap-
ed 10 Tia eui. fof free Institutions sna cgoal ugbis
That sltbopph It hes IL def-ctr, aud TOR purpofss
Of warfare. is nietiof 20 fcgusr armies. vet ~ the
existence Of such large forces os would .upersede
the Necessity Of ull other defense - incompatible
~iih the naiure Of our government aud the genius
Of our people. iAe M.aua should be sustained and
improved, which has 90 often rendered md is siill
csPftle u fcatelag, important seu!ees i0r DOR
safety aud preservation. That II "a tie most ben.
eheiai, o. Il enables our citizens. 10 csses n eu
geoce. without oeiug Their civil characteristics 10
contend with prselisce sgis. snd avert impending
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7 HE III TIE


nj H. u -
On Stag again that mournful song.
That song Of other times
Th~ music bears my soul along,
To other, deafer oliInes,
love its low and broken tone
The music seems to me
Lii. the Wild wind when singing lone
Osei twilight sea.
II may not sound 50 swec; TO you,
To you II cannot bring
The valleys where sour childhood grew,
The memories Of your spring.
Ny fathers house, nv infancy,
Rise present To my mind,
As II hsd not crossed the sea,
Or len my youth behind.
hoard II At the evenings close
Upon INV native shore;
II was fsvorite song with those
Whom shall see no more.
How many worldlv thouhis and cares
Have melted al the strain
tt. frauqht with early hopes and prayers,
Oh. sing that song again