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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-26

At Middletown, on Tuesday evening I7ih inst.
by the Rev. Mr.. Ross, Mr.. William II. Barker,
to Miss Phebe r. Sheffield. daughter Of Col
Benjann T.. Sheffield, all Of NIidJietown
At jamestown, in e. Matthew'S Church. on
Thursday evening, the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Davis, Mr.. Edward lIuIi to Miss Ann w. Potter.
daughter of Mr.. John Potter. all Of that place.
A, Portsmouth,, on Sunday last. by Elder John
Ia, Tor. Mr.. Israel Orsweli, OF Providence, to
Miss Abby Headley. of Portsmouth.
! At Portsmouth. on Tuesday last, by Elder John
Taylor. Mr.. Daniel Wilcox. Of Portsmouth, to
Miss Sarah >. Jones Of Fall River.
! In Charleston, :. e.. on Tuesday the 10Th inst
by the Rev. DIR. Gndsd.n. Mr.. Wis J. Chafce
formerly Of this town, to Miss Mary A., daughter
Of George KenIock. Esq, Of that city.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship Audley Clarke, Shoarn,an, Pacific Ocean.
Sch'r Export, I.aw,on, Mobile.
DO. franklin Green, Waite, New Orleans
DO. Marengo, Barnes. Boston.
ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY, Oct goth --Sch'r. Marcngo. Barnes,
Of Belfast, Me. 90 days from Havana. bound b
Boston. put in for harbor.-i.pil there Sept.
3O,h. Sch'r. Hannah, loss. Of this port.
Sch'rs. virgnin, Thatcher, from Baltimore
Coral, Dixson. from Richmond.
Brilliant. French, from New York.
Leo, N'Allen, from, Philadelphia bound to
Boston.
Sch'r. ITooscy, verian, FROM Newburypoh,
for Alexandria.
DO Jahr, Iowndes, from Bangor; hjah from
Providence. for do.
DO. Catherine. Richardson, from Calais and
Dodge. Iledly, Eaton. from Camden, both for
New York
do. Aurora, Drinkwo,er, from New York, Tor
Belfast, Me.
SuspAy, Oct. 22d Brig Napoleon, Hunt,
from Havana. with Nolrsscs 10 GEo, ENos. Esq
Brig Eagle, Evans, from Norfolk, Tor Prov.
Sioop. Camilla. Vars Victory, Heath; Hsw,
Read and Tecumseh, Gould, ell from N. York,
for Providence.
MEMORANDA
Cleared at Philadelphia. iIth inst, ship Louis
lana, Stanhopc, Tor Rio Janeto.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-26

On Monday, The 2oh Of Nor. merit, at II
o'clock a. NJ. piH be sold at Public
.fueiion, on the premises,
A LII the righ'Aitle and intcrestwhich Ma.
~ thanicl Wall, late of Newport, dec. bad
at the time of his death IN and to certain
lot of land in said Newport. the Dwelling
house and other buildings thereon standing,
bounded eastery on land late Of John Hen.
shaw ,norlhery on land late Of George Gibbs,
westerly on land late of Samuel Sterne, and
southerly on Prospect. .hRl street. Conditions
AT the sale.
PIP. REMINGTON, .dirnr..
Oct. 5. on the Estdte Of Nathaniel TiaH.
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sp NOTICE.. Hs

To those ,rho are, or may be sick.
nR. JOHNSON, informs tee citizens Of
~ Newport, and its vicinity, and strangers,
that he will attend io the Practice of Medi-
cine, in all its Departments, whenever re-
Qucst"G
nPPariicnlar attention will be paid ~ NIL
Patients VIII" may prefer calling on Dr.john-
son, at his Office, tor advice and Medicines.
;Ds ATTEND To YOUR TEETH.
DIR. Johnson, will furnish Ladies and Gen
tlcmen with new and elegant Artificial teeth,
fitted with great cxac'nrss; surprising in
beauty and elegance, their former natural
teeth; uniting usefulness aud durability, with
ont causing pain or injury: and all other ope-
ra,inns on IT,. teeth. of which their corditior
admits. Price-varymg from one to three
dollars. Dressing. or removing tartar, &c
from one to two Misunderstanding, from q
cents to one dollar, &c.
suJs Residence No, sSS IHames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-26
JOUNSO.N"S
FsmaIe Resioratire ond Specific Pills.

Female Restorative aid Specific Pills.
These pills are recommended IN all dsca'
ses depending on Debility, or Weakness; ii
all DISTINCTIONS. from colds. or other causes
and, IN almost every disease to which Fe
males are peculiarly liable.
The above Valuable Medicine has been adj
rnnistcrrl by the first Ply sicians in the T.
States. and m Europe, I" thousands of F"-
males who have been restored 10 perfect hrniM
after having been considered in a decline, or
a confirmed consumption. aud therefore given
over as mcurabie; when by taking few box
cs Of these Pills, they were restored 10 rtnep-
ed and rigorous h,aIM in II few weeks.
PRIcE-one dollar Box, with ample Di-
rcc,,ons.
~ For sale by DR.. JouSsoN, Proprietor,
Newport, X. |. aud in mary Of the principal
towns and cities in the U. ). A liberal dis
count to those who purchase to sell ssaln.
/ Newport, Oct 10, lSH.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct. 9:
(Reported for the Boston Patriot.)

At market 1850 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores,
1880 Sheep, and $40 Swine.
PRIcEs-B Beef Catiie-Ss'es quick, and last
weeks prices fully supported, viz +: extra at SO
a IS first quality 5 75 25; second quality
So 8 so: third quality 81 25.
Barretiing Cotfic--Last weeks prices fully
supported.
Sfores-A shade less than last week.
Shcep-Quick; lots were taken at ~, SO,
I SO, 275, 3 so.
Soine- Sales quick at wholesale, 7 for Sows
and for Barrows at retail, 8 q 9.
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NOTICE.

vE1IIE late firm Of Dr.. WIN. s: } " Turner,
u having been dissolved Ivy fl'e deceasc OF
Doctor VIM. Turner, the husiucss will con,inua
I" be conducted by DIR. Jns. '. Turner, associated
with Doct .. G. Turner and Doct II. F.. Turner
under the firm Of Doct James V. Turner & Co,
JAMES V. TURNER,
OLIVER G.. TURNER,
HENRY y. TURNER.
All persons indebted tn The late firm of Drs
WIN. s. J. V. Turner, are requested to make
immediate settlement, with the subscriber,
J,V TURNER.
Oct 10Th Pun. SuruiUing Partner.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

vI,IIE subscribers have just r"cc'vcd largo
L and fresh assortment of fblerched and mn,
blcach"d Shceiings and SLiriings; plate Csli'
Goes, and many other staple Domestic nr'l'
clcs.--which are offered at exceedingly
reduced prices. hy
Sept. il. WIN. C.. .CoZZENs g. Co.
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Below will be found the account of most
daring piracy, committed almost within sight
ofour shores. We hope the prompt measures
taken in New York to take these free. boot
ers will terminate successfully. We very
much regret to learn, that an amiablc daugh-
ter of Col. Benz. Iloppin of Providence, is
among the unfortunate passengers on board
the Susquchannah.
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rHNIlE greatest ornament TO the human oo"y
b splendid head Of hair u has ety
been discovered that the genuine BUFFALos
OH i. a sovereign remedy for i'aldness, prevents
the hair from coming Of, promotes the growth.
continues the luxuriance, ard improves the beau
". u is far superior ~ amy other anin" "r veg
e,sble oil, and in Case oi fever, where the hair
becomes dry aud begins TO come on, there '- no
opp.icaiion more ciicciual IN restoring lis benuy
aud rendering il in healthy state.
Il i- put up at n low price. that all classes can
hsve access to il. None genuine unless put up
in Hat bottles, with HAIR OiL impressed in the
glass. Also, TO prevent imposition, II will he
sgned by III. sole proprietor. WIN. Brown, Bos-
nn,. isI " a-hington Street Retailed 81 cents
For ale by Il. J. TAYLOR. Newport J.
Palch. Provi -nce Sannel shove, Fall RNer
T.. thornton & Son. New bedford $. .. Dun
bar, Taunton.
Job rriufing u,aIIu errcntcd al htS otfce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-26

"WONDERs WILL NEVER CEASE. The
late proclamation Of Mr.. Van Buren,, calling
Congress togc,hcr,is, mord for ,cordthe same
with that issued by Mr.. Jefferson in lsO7.-
This remarkable coincidence, though singu-
lar, must have been accidental! How salts
factory it proves tha, Mr.. Van Buren, is
second Jeiferson!! 1t is n clear case.
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PRIZES COyMLJNG! !

THIS Day WTLL BE DR.4W.N ~
PROVIDE.NCE.
This Day. Oct. 2G,
No. 175, ~ nos. IL ballots, Capital 5000,
Tickets 81 80.
FRIDAY, Oct. q,
No. 10, 72 nos. IL ballots, Capital $1,000.
Tickets SO.
Saturday, Oct. %,
No. $50, ~ nos. l2 ballots. Capital 0,C00,
Tickets $40.
200 Prizes of $500 each.
For chances call at the Old Office, where
n great variety ofPrizcs have been sold with
in the last few weeks.
J. @. SHAW.
Oct 2c
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BY milton HALL-Auctionee

On SATURDAY Oct. 2Sih, at 8 o'clock A.
W. IN front OF The Subscribers store. ,olI be
SHd al Public .7"ction, for the bench Of
Wtom IL may concern:
- bags of Rio Coffi'c, 2 feather beds,
% sofa. bag of almonds, cook stove and
fixtures, kegs raisins, some furniture and
other articles.
Also, 10 sacks nae salt.
Also, a first rate PIANO FORTE; any
person wishing TO examine it, can do SO al
any time previous TO the sale. Conditions al
sale. NJ. HALL, Auct'r.
Oct 2Gth.
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NOTICE..

vEVIlE Co partnership heretofore existing, n
u the Druggist business, under the firm Of
Oliver T.. Turner s. Co., was this day dissolved
hy mutual consent all persons hn,iug unsettled
accounts with said firm are hereby requested TO
present t en- for adjustment and se,t eh'ent, 10
eher Of the subscrbers.
OLIVER G. TURNER.
WILLIAM G. TURNER.
Newport, Oct. 18th lsa7-2m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-26

WHIs JUBILEE IN NEw JERsHY.-A great
Whiy festival took place ON "Wednesday ut.
ternoon, at Trenton, N. J. in celebration OF
the recent Wing victory in that State. On
joint ballot, the Wings stand just two to one
in the Legislature, whereas the Tories had
last year majority ofG. u is now 40 Wings
to % Torirs-last year % Wings, 30 Torres.
This victory is one well worthy jubilee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-26

VIM. u Gray. Of No'folk, Va; james Saul OF
New Orleans; Henry Fox, Of Bristol. Eng: Wm.
Is Mctrone, Of Newcastle, De, and 40 in the
stecrage
We have just learned that Commodore Stew
art will despatch Immediately - revenue cutter
ffom onr Navy Yard. well manned with officers
aud men in pursuit Of The pira,ical schooner.
iLf, The revenue cutter Galiatin, Capt Gold,
is and has been lying at Wilmington for several
weeks past undergoing repairs.
Hab past one o'cIock.
We have just learned, from authority. that the
Liverpool and liavrc packets ure 10 gv out to-
morrow ander conyoy Of one Of the exploring
sqnadn now in poi.
Nothing could exceed the fine spirit and feeling
displayed by the officers attached to ihe ma, Y
ynrd. aud the vessels Of war now in port We
lean, that they are all pressing forward with vol
untary offers Of their services, and almost con-
tending for the honor of taking part in the res
cue Of the captivcs, and the seizure OF the buc-
cancers.
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INDIA RUBBER
OV e r S II o E S.

Up MARSH, Jr. has inst received n first
A'' rate assortment of Mems and Women's
splendid figured Rubbers of the best quality.
Those wishing to travel dry shod the ap-
proachihg winter, will please call aud fit
themselves with the above article.
Oct. 10.
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at the Variety Store Of DAVIS Jr. 8, Co. a
Cabbage measuring without the outer leaves)
3 feet 10 inches in circumference, weighing
2S2 poupds-raised on this Island Beat this
who cam
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VgnMosr.-The Evening Post stated
few evenings since, that the Tories had gain
cd 1900 votes in Vermont. by the result OF
the last elections. The official returns show
nn Increase aggregate vote Of :WCO. and a
Wing gain Of t,ro hundred and ten vo'cs.
will the Evening Post correct its miss,a,c-
ncn,? # is n little too gross to 60 witI,ou,
contradiction.
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FRENCH CLOTHS.

nNE piece -uperffne MiIlcd and Twilled
~ Drakcneck French Br.,dcl",h, very
nice article for Observation-Disclosures
ALso-a Brown French Medium clo,,i t,-t
righ, for Ladies cloaks, IS just received hY
Oct. 49, VIM e. COZZENS, s. CO..
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Rank Of The United Siaies.-The circulation
oe tho B.nk of the United States, according
to the return made nt IIorrisburgh, on the lst
inst. was sGOI ,4O3 in notes Of the new bank,
and q. .I75,sGI in notes of the late bank
Amonnt ,,f sprcie S3,0l6,23O.
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In a preceding column vii! be found some
further painfully interesting particulars oftke
loss of the Packet ship Home, in addition to
those published in our last.
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COOK STOVES.

M HALL. has just received aud for sele
l'A' rs superior Prophecy Cook stoves
for economy, utility, and convenience. nn~
rlvallcd by nonr. Sept. 2S.
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FOR SALE
Improved Panacca

The Universal Purifier Of The Blood, from
all Bad or .Norions Humors.
No. This is che Of the best Remedies for
some of the u. rsi aud most lnsluous diseases,
to which human beings are liable. Price
81 80 cts. per bottle.
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AUCTIONS.

BY CHARLES N. N.TILLEY-Auctionee
THIS Day, 1hwsd"y, Oct. 26M, al 10
o'ciock "A. ". r,H be sold al Public
.4uciion, al The sntsc,iber's .4uciion
Room, No. llB, Thames street,
- Stoves, 2 wooden clocks, l bedtsead, 1
- Table, lot Of barrels, canpsils, bottles,bed
&c. Conditions cash.
Oct. rs. c. ~. TflLEY.
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The Hour for leaving Providence is fixed
at 3 o'clock, on the arrival of the afternooB
cars, and New York at p. NJ.
For further information. enquire of II. II,
BREwsTeR, No. ]. Colonnndc Row, Newport,
! iDPAH persons forbid trusting any one, on
accnunt Of s; id boat or owner.
n,t X
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.4RR.4.NGE.NE.NT FOR OCTOBER.
6 TIE steamboat LEX.
a lNGTON, Capt. VASa
vC::":S.a:.r Sat.3 DEGBILT.will leave New.
ezSz-Sssssz-sAs York & Providence dur.
intY tLn nroSont ,ponth m, collous.
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H,IGURUD THEFT CLOTn. at
n ~. Sps,,ors, No. Isz.
Aug. VI
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r. :. The pirate vrs'"' was q long ehpPe' 'o'e-
top .nil schooner, painted black -'n" OF ''en.
Passenger. in the packe, ship Susquehnnnn,
C,onpcr. sailed on SATURDAY. for Liverpool. w.
IIunpbrcy. lady, two children aud servant, Ann
I,owle. Mary w Rawle. Rachel sharpe, W Z.
Corbnt, Henry Martin. Edward Pleasant. o'
Philadelphia FISHER i'orfin Of Providence w.
L.; Mary Ann and Anna Reilly, OF Cincinnati
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1WeekIp aImIaMar.
Calculated for the meridian of .N;erSor
Married.,

Kew Moon eth, Oh. Gm. even.
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Neither is the ancient rule amiss, to bend
nature as wand, to contrary extreme,
whereby to set it right; understanding it
where the contrary extreme is no vice.
Let not a man force a habit upon himself
with a perpetual continuance, but with
some intcrmission; for both the pause rein
iorceth the new onset; and, if a man that is
not perfect be ever in npractce, he shall as
well practice his errors as his abilities, and
induce one habit of both; and there is no
means to help this but by seasonable inter-
mission: bit let not a man trust his victory
over his nature too far; for nature will lie
buried great time, and yet revive upon
the occasion, or temptation; like as il was
with Hsop's damsel, turned from a. cat to
a woman, who sat very demurely at the
boards end till mouse ran before her:
therefore, let a man either avoid tie occa-
sion altogether, Or put himself often to it,
that he may be little moved with it A
mans nature is best perceived in private
ness; for there is no affection in passion;
for that putleth man out of his precepts
and in a new case or experiment, for there
custom leaveth him. They are happy men
whose natures sort with their vocatons:
otherwise they may say, 'multum nicola
fruit anlma mea,' when they converse in
those things they do not affect. In studies,
whatsoever man commanded upon him
self, let him set hours for it; but whatsoever
is agreeable 10 his nature, let him take no
care for any set times; for his thoughts
will fly to it of themselves, so as the spaces
of other business or studies will suffice. A
mans nature runs either to herbs or weeds;
ihernl""" Lot hin eaasanably water the one
and destroy The othv,- ''''
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RISING GENIUSES.
scENE IN A scHonL ROOM.

oCENb IN SCHOOL ROOM.
Master. "Fuss class'n jografee!"
Scholars. "Yeth'm."
Master. "Tummas, What's the big,
gest liver in Ameriky!"
"The Tombigbee, zur Ike keeps a PIN
chic on mel''
"He pincht me first zur, and I pinch't
him back again"
"Take yer seats; fuss class in parsn!
Moses, parse ARKANSAS line from
top
"A-r-k-ark, ANS ans, Aarkans ass ass,
Arkansas"
pronounce it Arkansaw; but Moses
you aint spellin'-yer parsin child"
go, yeth'er! Harkhandsaw is a noun,
objective case, indicitv mode, comparative
degree, third person and nominativ case to
scizzars." "You hay'nt said what gender,
Moses"
"Feminnine gender"
"Why;'
"Corzitz-."
"Next."
"Donno."
"Next."
"Corzitz a shemaIe."
"Next"
"Forgotton, zur."
Come David, you know"
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EUNEE8EA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80 1897

dependent on each other. By exchange of
product each becomes possessed of all the
comforts Of the whole. This exchange
cannot take place without the aid Of science
and industry, and hence much of the hap
piness of life depends on them for its source
and continuance.
Now if we could raise an Imagination to
form a picture Of the county fifty years
hence, on the plan Of progressive improve
ment now commenced, and on the ratio
of the last ten years, what would it pre-
sent! 1t is indescribabIe, beyond calcua-
ton, and lost in infnitude! Then who
shall legsate for such a people? Who
sh~ll form laws, now adapted to their state
then! Mountains will be cities-barrens
will be Observation-Disclosures will he farms
vacuum will cease to be void: There will
be villages of note under ground, and the
mail from them looked for on the s0rrace.
with as much anxiety ti.on as Washing
ton paper now during the session Of Con-
gress. In all probability Pennsylvania will
be silk growing and sugar making state.
Were | poet, | would sing the wonders
Of the wilderness, but as l am not, will
only add rhyme, on the subject
Ye vast rough mountains natures wild domain;
Till late the subject Of the forests reign
Cursed by weak man as useless and q blot,
On the fair map olircedom'5 favorite spot
Your base contains the clements ofwcalth
Nour waters brace the nerves of fading health;
Your forests form the edifce of pride,
And bear our commerce o'or the heaying tide.
Let Art and Science use your ample store,
And embryo cities on your submits soar
Lettcaming commerce call you to her aid,
Turn out your sposi for use in every trade;
Coal, earth, stone, timber, every hidden wealth,
With herbs and pluuts conducive 10 our health
Ten thousand treasures from the hills may come,
TO grace thc cty or improve your home
Bllt front fhe 81 u-Fi-viv7y m ~. -llct tllae,
The yellow harvest waving a tide
The motley drove Of rumnang kline,
The flock of sheep, and grunting group Of swine
These, and all else, the farmers source of gain,
Raised and matured upon the smiling plain,
Find ready market and brisk demand,
Where coal, not grain, the product is ofIand.
The pleasant parlor, warmed with anthracite,
(The place ofcomfort and serene deght-)
Speaks loud in praise of mountain region coal,
shows natures parts form one stupcndous whole
All shows that nature wrought perfect plan,
TO serve and comfort her hest creature, min:
Yet she so wrought, as left his poAers of mind,
Her means to conquer and their use to find.
CoNFUCIUs.
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September 30, 1897.

CONFUCIUS.

HoNE.-Whatis is home? A magic word {;
q sound that falls upon the ear like the
strain of lutte, as it is borne out on the
still evening air. What is home! Ask the
mariner, as he rocks upon the tossed deep
His time-worn brow sofions-his bosom
heayes with the rush of youthful thoughts,
as ne points to the dim line where the sea
and clouds blend together, and tells you,
'7Hcreg-and that by the roaring reef &
in the howling storm, he helhinks him Of
home-bcloycd spot, which lies not on the
welcome lee-and sighs. Ask the classic
youth who, Just free from his .4inau Mater,
roams over the wide-sPreading prairie, or
climbs the blue mountains of the west,
overlooking lar-reaching wales, and exhaust
ING horizon, encircling hill and lake, and
upland-slope, and winding river-ask him
if he thinks of home, and he will tell you
that each returning evening speaks Of it,
and that as he turns his eye to the cloud
that is tinged by the farewell rays Of the
departed sun, hangs far in the east, and
seems IN IMAGINATION to sleep over the
place Of his brth-he is in an instant there.
O sacred, breathing thought The soul is
lost in sea of memory Dwelling, grove,
and solemn forest are animated. Scene
after scene, association after association,
4. .,,..l -,