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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
To the Public.

ANiNI been DESTROYS Of securing the ;ml.H
d agnns o.sts Ug t'c hrai E5lste Bgns KIM.
pace, ourselves, with theolherdrotlrg orthat b,nl
had 90 investigation made IS "a the necessary .
mount from csch ot The Stockholders, ,ha, wnp
~ required lorehcvc ne hank from ia n,cse,, ~,
hanasmeuls, aai upo1a Gl and far ;nvrq,,g,,,,,
1t was isce5to,aed. AMI hnag resolved Nv tb,s -.
" Directors anI tie most OF tho stoct ,nld,-s I..
present. That y The stakeholder ~ sa,J A.,
wonIi pay $40 Che bank tive amo..e, "A. ,l,e;r '''
Fdaal Indeb'tdne +, and forty 3er ceni no, u.
STOCK would relieve the la Il a,,l tlat ang IN
ho'der dung 81 sbooii q rr.iryed AL 5c f.,
back" aus "" '1e3'"' " %
We have therefore. toialo,m die e,nna.li,y.
w. nave paid ~ D'r individual indehtcdneq, i5e
DinE' aod ave also p,ii lory Der ernl M,
s'"cf' ana iAe baaA has released "a from Al, oa,
p7i'''s lyf aid bank. Haung Therefore. ac,al
Eo'd 'alth to~ardr the public, we nope the connr
Y WY .pt lod rs auy further rcSp,ngba c,r
ut"o 81 sa'd bauk, una! t.ev have lo,t IN bo,,ss
c''se'ng 'hem from taole that are pnr.,h t..
JAMES EGkF0Rp
C'.amhaf Decor her 7, 1879. 90 90 i,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

fkHHt sub tnhcf 1914 ss the plantation ihat he Is
" h9W aFn0 upon, consisting oD Gao aeres of
g'1' 'l' 'a'tIi lt3 20 hgh state y, cultivation;
having nc& On iiuVec ScfrU. &r. Utoul. uap
arg'' woman tive i.s, ato negro lDo5ys, ten hrla
q mn.ts ana ha.'r', TWO nrN wargaRs; me an aX
The other 0 on, hafsa, uilh good gearing A fine
team o. oytn, forty head O cattle more or fss.-
! ne place has ample fo3m both iona white at wen
black iamry good sloile yard .arp.ng ,s,'.l'
hopae hpd ard kitchen iormlure ,oJrr5bc snii
every ding u, on % a'ys, ibg gfcqassa. rSeria
deg unrse and l1s o..t1ug upon Inc I,ed .ogt NJ.
teens "".y o'atns HV'ag advance payment, and
Np'" Vie residue crc''l' yloua, fwo three aud ioar
years without interest," I'M titles are as GOOD n,
any under Tie sun aud such ne viii warrant tbon,
Apply t' CAas H. Albert, Esq. Columbus, or d
i,e subscriber upon uie premises for Mather pari.c-
uilia.
JOHN u. IROTTER.
Dec. lth. 1889 2J-lw
T. - Immediate po+s.sspn viii g. given TO tho
premises
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For rent In the Town OF FrIsOm.

VsNllf sibschb4 wii rent out hia Houses Lots ia
y tbe toap 81 FuIsom on ycty reasonable 'erms
luf Que OF Two yeats Therc (. rood Dwela,
iiolte 81 ihe promises together v''h rood K.ieb-
sn, Niaoc' Paeieu, aud ,so rood Store houses
! W. i~a'toa pteaenls Cd, ralna ~ Mef,aa-
ee Nslnees BENG much fcsoret ~ BY The surf5Gu.
aug cauu'ry, aud W ira,elcaon lie Bolivar Road.
az, npyuy tue Past Ohice OF lhr Chnct5w Agency.
Ful5om Is poa.anfy aHj handsomely si,nlt,d I'M.
urJulgy % tie Robson Road, leading from Go.
utbua 20 Jackson aud y abou, y r.es below Co.
luHbgs aui n shove Louisville, pitha surround
ing neiR'borhJQ, hrallhy add posse s.iag fine bo.
~ q hcrchesI cotton lands wen settled np and
10 the Town large Public Tavern we'd kept
Any peran desiring 90 rent he ah,ye mentioned
House, and bots eau bc inlufmed of tho terms On q.
Ficapu ga DR. u iMau e. shaw nr MI Roland j
Edmunds n tnlslm and J.. j. Goodwin. Columbus
Or 10 le subscriber residing 70 ~ Kalb, Kcuper
ca. Nj,
Early application should bc u,Ie bg those who
would wish io retain the Post Oihre III FuIsou Nd
lfe pfcfnt Pos, Master Intends rcsirauv III, an
pon'Incut 80 "a rw day1 and renewing 10 Louisiana
JOHN 3 WATKINS.
Do kalh. kempcr % BIZ Dee 9TH, 1889. -a.t
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SOLUTION 70 A FARMERS PROBLEM.

The two unknown side, ar found to be, ono lss
Po.es and the other l5Spoles, Appendix to Bonuy-
castle lulroluc.on 20 Agchra) Thu. lhe square
Of TIE two sides 'osc'h,r. q equal To , time, the
square ct halt the base, plus times tie square of
The ane, drawn lr1n the centre of the base To the
opposite angie 1.-The triangle can now be constructed
by Euclid la, whose sides shah be equal 10 tbe
three gwen distances, and hy Euclid as describe
circle that shall pass through The tbrcc angular
pouts, the centre Of this circle tic required pace
.or The well The angles can be found from the
three sides by case ia, fdgnmctry, and the whole
diameter OF the circle BY case lst the haf Of which
wi be ,he repaired distance los 81 poles, and the
angie by whct its place may b. iounn II deg. 26m
from The st corner.
A, T., TIARDEE
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Notice
oOuc9
OrricE MisaissI-

orrlcE MiaatssI,,rI -.
VI b-t.n, a. - iu'cl by the mother bank At
eoupl.ea O Or .osba. Winston eD'Io,s" q ,he
t', Nlt'p9' Lauderdale, Newton and Noshot,,
~ en- Transferred to this Office for cnler,,oa
~" val fof twelve months VIII BE- permitted by
'ynenl OF one fourth Of the principal pud d;s.
count Oh tie residue ~" us
Ohenag days Wednesday.
der Of Tie Boatd oy or"
o, mo DAVIES, Crshic-
= Argue WI p.eas4 ..,-.
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To the Pul,Iic.

y Consequence Of The death Of our ln,p Shrr
becomes necessary, as far rs practicable. d
up all the unfinished business repalpnr M,
10 the circuit court clerks office. and az va b,r
ready sustained considerable loss by la,inr ia
Iect cost as i becomes due, this is therefor, M
notice 10 all concerned that we snaa eo,nr
forthwith 70 issu, executions in IN casss 1,
',efe are judgments for costs aud also arains
pam'dis u all cases where executions liaFe
returned no property found, and this rpb
o invariably pursued N future, Al persons,
lore, WISHING to save additional cost would do
70 avail themselves Of This notice ana come On
and settle up.
OVID p BROWN, C., C.
November ~ is5e.-20-sw.
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"a n.ttrp " 'n. haVF 4 claims against the esta
~ 49, - 80 W son licensed, are hereby D.
t.,...;., esen' ne same authenticated, as the
,,,i 90, wdan the time prosecuted by tie
~ y uie undersigned administrators, "a the
sd DC .oreger barred. Az Those indebted 10
esla = are requested 10 cehis forward and ulsk,
~ edlate payment.
JOHN NJ ERWIN. .l!raiaisirs,
JANE NJ. WILSON, .qd,ainiaro,
December 7, 1889. pl.6w
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NOTICE.

hereby gwen that, on Wed. esday, tle 18th
\ day OF January next, there Wi b. Sold at nab.
nc auction az Ite Court House IN TIE town Of Co.
nnibls, by virtue Of q deed oi trust 10 S4eari1gep
and Noolen, (yz) IN the County Of Lo@nles.
and State Of Mississippi. belonging to Winchester
Dumas the east IF hall Of the south west quarter
Of section twenty eight, IN township number fifteen
south ot range ~ west--W hich deed II irHst ya1
executed Tor parposes therein specified, to the un.
dersgned as trustee.
Terms Of sale-cash
JAMES SWEARlNGEN, Trustee.
December l4tli, 1889. 23-f
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Eli '1we % au order ol DE Pruhatrs Court cr
~ L'w"jce colgly, midr at tie December term
'Aeicot 1852, d.. Undersigned heir aHI guardian.
Oh Che MINOR lefs VI tbC .ae john OHer. decd
m9lny compiled with de acquisitions 81 tlp sa.
tote 80 such ccs.s made and provided F.; sal, seH. On
ide promises oa Monday Ne 21A duy Of ianusr,
neAl lbe rca estate bHanrigg 20 the late Joha Oh.
'ti a'fdt htng trJcl ~ paree. o AHd S8t u
He I"o~F ol Lo~pdg5 and State Of Mssis l,p,
eho"n ami described rs unw., 10 wi. S,e'i,n
h'Wp.f Wcnty-c sht ali Of section ngmbar twenty
seven efcrW eiBtiy acres "a lbc eastern boundary.
HE east h1lI OF section twenty nne. and the cas-,
ha'I Of the northeast quarter, NJ section number
Imry-iWo all ~ township number nineteen north
oi rdfRe hu1iDrr seventeen eaat, containing sixteen
huudfci acfes, more oricss.
The above tract 81 Land wl.eh 4. cnnyrneut,
l2caied ab,nt tirce gdes wy liom Inc ronhb,by
RIVER anj Immediately an in, Robson Road.
about seven huudrsd actes oppaand 81 ape e,a,e
Of cultivation Wii be sold t., thc highest blAl,ron
credit oi one, two, ani three yrars ptbpu, interest.
plfchl er Riyiag bond wth approved security and
3 siaipiaiy heu uD3u tle Fre8Hscs
EDEN y. HOSklNS,
Ne. HOLDERNES~.
GEO. H. CLAYTON.
Guardian.
Dec. ! l. 1855 -4L3-t5e.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A III. persons having claims against the Esi,tn
N Of Naiiinn lesttF, decd, are hereby netiged
to present lhc same aulhcntcateJ ss Tive LAW re-
qungs, within the tame prescribed by law, % he
understand, or the same sll be lorevrr barred. All
those Indebted 70 sad estate are f9q-rsied to come
Forward ani mato immediate payment
WILLIAM y CHAPMAN.
Administrator
Dec Sal 1880 40 II.
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VENhERE wil I" sod 90 public AUCTION at the
r. eou5t house do,ri Ia tie county Of Mo,rga ~
MONDAY dc Nday Of Jaaaa'y neat la- cash tyqo
negro men, one 81 w'eu calls himself Dou,,,.s
aged ab1u IS years, about leet lpcbes ,b
and says he belongs Is Wm. Bates Of CONAN
county and The other calls himself Denis. ,ed
about 23 or years rather -maH. has n bald l5ok
and s1ys he belongs 70 James Hankins. gyjn, :
mics below Naichcz IN tins Siae SAID nor -
were committed otbc Ja of #a.d county "a ;,
day Of JOY, 1859, as ruuaways 's .rst
JOHN r. DYCJE .a,,r
Dec. l4ib, 1s39.-23-iw. rp Hhh
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A f. HARDEE.

NARRIEr.-On Tuesday c,ering 18Th INST IL
Abcldcco, by the Rev. s. r. Holmes, Mr.. Dawn
4. NuEINs, 10 Miss ELizAprrh ANN WnLINa.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
Gopartncrship Notice.

WE have associated ourselves under tx. s'ylr Of
w Converse Z Co." for The purpose Of con.
Quoting 1enera Commission Business. IN this en-
Any goods Or produce purchased ~ ~ on er1rr.
lwiih lands ~ hand) or any cotton to orr adJfes,
ior @f from the interior Of Alabama or MsrissfDbi
w ", be forwarded Trough Mobile by our friends
", hfs'f., Sayre " Pncbafd fee Of any charge II
Commissions.
WM A. CONVERSE.
ARTHUR GWlN,
IT, J. FORREST.
Ne~ Orleans, 81 December 1889 IS 3m.
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Dr. h. n. RoncllelIe.

WILL N future devote hls whole attention
W g. ne practice ~ The several branches ii. hi,
profession, "A ihc lne residence o. hts talhtr, be-
tween ~ Nimrod DAVIS and LnIscy's Ferry. He
"u practice upon as tcas anhlr terms as any other
regularly bred physeiin in the county.
December III, 1899 ~ t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

A ! Narkcctah, On kemper County, Mississippi
"A on "Wednesday lhe l3l day OF January ncAt,
and from day 10 day onul the sale shah have been
eomp,ctcd,l we VII sell 10 settlements Of one 0Dar
Ter Scotim each, TWENTY SECTIONS or
LAND, situate about tNenly uul,s South Wr,i Of
Gainesville, Ala, the ulgs 10 which have been So
cured ana perfected nader the Choclaw Treaty..
Terms :-Oac fourth Cash, (ar an approved h 4
nf Exchange at SKY doys) aud the balance in one
two and three ycars, secured by lien on The land
Further particulars viii be gwen IN bapi.b,ls and
a description OF the lands furnished 10 those who
may desire to examine them.
DANIEL GREENE
CHRISTOPHER {. SCOTT,
JOHN {. WHITSlrI,
DAVID NJ. RUSSELL.
Gainesville, Ala, Dec, 10, 1899 a IDS
% The Flag Of the Union, Columbus Demo.
crst anl Voice OF Ssmter, VII insert the above no.
tce, until the day Of sale, and lorward heir ,c.
counts 10 Gainesville for payment
GanppHs Democrat.
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WNE.--An officer in our Navy writing from
Madeira, June 5, 1888, says E" here arc abou,
thirty thousand pipes Of VINE produced here an
nuaIly, and Of that, not more han ten thousand
pipes are ever sent 10 the United States and il
Is no loss true than strange, than at least fifty
thousand pipes are annually served up al The INT
ted States hotels under the name nf Madela.n
The extent TO which wines are manufacture y
astonishing. The question whether ardent spirit
s poison, has often been discussed, and very
unpfoilably,) but # sugar Of lead, arsenic, &c.
are posons, il will not be Difficult, 70 settle the
question, respecting our vines. it is vel ascer-
toned that the most deeerous drugs are often
used in making imitation vines. Indeed an
alarm shouldbe publicly sounded respecting this
course Of danger, aside from the general alarm
respecting the dangers Of alcohol. Imitation
wines combine the two eylls--pos0nons drugs
and acohol.--Philadelphia North .fmsrieGn.
young lady, at an examination IN grammar,
was asked why the noun bachelor" was singu-
lar She replied immediately, and sdh much
nairtis, Because II is very singular that they
don't get married"
A lady IN Montreal recently recovered $4,000
Of Major Breckford. for hugging aud kissing
her rather roughly. She ought to set high val.
le on The money, as she got i. by tight squeez
lng.'
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Committed

up 70 The jail Of Monroe county, Me-.
SIM supp, che 18Th OF November $50, oua ne.
MA gro man vino calls himself Henry, and
In says he belongs to Ms Edna See OF Tin.
nm pan county this Slate. The Bow has
3s1a scar on The middle Gugcr Of ms riyht hand.
IA other marks perceIyabe, he has hold look yeg,
black ne IS about five feet seven inches hlgh, a,,J
about tWcu'y''hree or twenty four years lad on
when ,ahrn Ups black lroek coat, other clothing
ragged me owner IS requested to come forward.
prove property pay charges, and take him away.
he VIII BE- dealt with accordinc ~ l,t,,
, }. /. DYCHE Sill
~. ItlIIl I9oV.-!3-Oln. ~. lee 81 90
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ADVICE TO WvEs.--In your temper and sp-
rlI, be calm, gentle kind, charitable ahrc,onale,
uniform, cheerful, humble, and respectful.
In your speech, be sober, chasle prudent not
given to complaining sincere BE no -cnid -
avoid all tauntng expressions In your habits,
be industrious and economical, "a keeper at
home" regular, consderate, unaffected.
In your person, be neat and clean. Be not u
slaiern, nor gaudy creature, decked oul for a
show
In your reigion, be modest, firm, seIf.denyng
dcyoui, hearty, systematic. Remember that no.
thing can excuse spiritual .Ioth and negligence IN
your soufs adarfs.U afctmaa u ne South.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

1.sty variety of BLANKS for sale !, his
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

10 l-rg azs --.I,-f IN ai-ra'grsn Tar On ~ 1s
frf ias5 rersrseui1 f.sr,an f-Hsfsd oa iAe IDA
f.-.-1' Gle tncl 1f Cahm8ls.
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AG Il N rs .

Derby, DIR Richmond.
PerkinspilIe, w M Guilford
BrookfeM, d Kingsbury Esq
Randolph, c Carpenter, Esq
East Bethel, E Fowler, Esq.
u atcrbury, L Hutchins, Esq
L s Newcomb.
'tr6oH Col Skinner.
mo. So, uoes Spoiford.
Harren, F A Wright, Esq.
Waterford, r C Benton, Esq
East Ro15ury, S Ruggles.
Fcryisb,wgh, r t Robinson.
Vergcnnes, J E Roberts.
WestfeM, o Winslow, Esq.
Corinth, Insley Dow.
WiihamStotDn, J c Farnam.
Chester, J Stedman, Esq.
Springfield, Noah Stafford.
Franklin, Geo S Gale.
WaterviHe, Moses Fisk, Esq.
Hydepark, lothian Wilson.
ElmOre, Abel Camp,
Hinesburgh, w Dean.
Bur lington, G A Allen.
yMontg emery, J Martin.
Lincoln, Benz Tabor.
Calais, Rev. Benz Page.
Sudbury, w A Williams.
PomJret, Nathan Snow.
Johnson, Elder Byington,
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Pr0n1on DIR Hale,

Brandon, DR. Hale.
Jamaica, l. Merrifeld, Esq.
Hubbardton, w c Denison.
.Worwich, Sylvester Morris.
Hartford, Geo. Udall, Esq
Iunbridge, Hervey Tracy.
Stra6ord, w Sanborn, Esq.
Barnet, L P Parks, Esq.
Morristoton Rev SRobinsor
MorriSpitle, LIP Poland, Esq
Cornwall, B F Hask ell.
CrattSbury, w J Hastings.
VesJord, R Farnsworth,
Esser, DR. J w Emery.
UunderhiH, Rev L B Baxter.
Barnard, Rev Il Gordon.
East Barnard. w Leonard
UTalden, Perley Foster.
!Starksboro', Joel Battey.
81. Albums. L LJones, Esq.
Rutland, r r Thrall, Esq.
Royalton, Bella Hall, c c
Carter.
DanpiIle, NJ Carpenter.
GIoper, DR. Bates.
st. Johnsbury, Rev J Morse.
NJ d Gordon.
Cambridge, Martin Wires.
Bristl, Joseph Otis.
Hiuesburgh, Mr.Allen.
Beyksk@s. Rev. JhonGleed
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Scccni Letter from DR.. Eaton, dated BrookfeH, Ms
March 20, 1889.
Dr. Pheps-Dear Sir--Your Pills are in great demand
have but few hand one who has taken them hut
perfectly satisfied with their beneficial effects in remoy-
ing disease, however long standing. shall be at Hart
ford about the 18th of next month"; and will bring with
number of certificates firm persons of the first res
portability, of which they have performed some
ten twelve and Of twenty years standing The one las
mentioned is Mr. Luther Stowell of South Brook eld
who has had carous ulcer of formidable kind and
has been day without bandagng his leg from the
DOT to the knee. His certificate shall bring with me-
Please send six dozen boxes MORE on the recent of
this, and obligc, Yours, &c.
J.E. EATON.
tL3@For full account Of this most interesting discove
y testimonials, mode of operations, &c. pamphlets
which may be had gratis of all who sell these Pills,
None are genuine without the written signature of G.
r. Phelps, NJ. D., sole proprietor, Hartford. Conn.
CAUTlON.-The unprecedented popularity of these
Pills has induced several persons prefix the name OF To-
mato Pills to their various preparations, evidently with the
intention of decevng those enquring for Phelps Tomato
Pills. The Public cannot be too cautious to avoid all these
anomalous Tomato Pills and Extracts Of Tomato
particular to observe that the original and only genuine
Compound Tomato Pills, signed by the Proprietor,
G r. PHELPS, NJ. D., Hartford, Conn.
IEy@ORDERS directed to sILAS BURBANK, Jr.'
G. w. BARKER, Montpelier, vi. Gencoal Agent for
Washington Orange Caledonia, Essex, Orleans, Franklin
Lamoie, Chittcnden and Grand Isle Counties, will be
promptly attended to.
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW PERIODICAL,
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Ibis;
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EBES:


L in contemplation to the issue of SEM
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with the foregoing unique cognsmon and which is design
ed to be entirely original and TO be presented patrons
in the state of well executed royal octave of sixteen dou-
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thousand of tho4e ordinarily presented in the book form
constituting volume which, it is intended shall be az
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however, unexceptionably in advance
The object of the present enterprise is create
substitute for those elaborate, youmuous and supe
ror Periodicals, with which persons who able may be
Iabundanty supplied from abroad; but to afford cheap
readable ucubratons of sectional Lteat and which,
hope will be, the abundany elected tx hechar-
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unity for PRONUNCIATION.
The character ofthe work is designed to be neither II
illogical, political, secarian partial; and, therefore,
open universal chaste discussion and recupeave irony
Its columns intended tobe mostly appropriated to the
investigation Of physical and intellectual humany to the
contemplation of moral and social being whelm-
ed in responsibilities, ignorance and delinquency with
their, inevitably disastrous consequences; expose and
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fine is intended oracle, through which, truth may
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find ample encouragement to emulation while Vice shall
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These the sefevideny, laudabe objects, for the at
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not however, without the provision off being cheer
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havo Jailed 10 Justify its continuance.
Montpelier, Oct 1889.
By the provisional Editorial Committee
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POETRY.
HYMN to the Stars.

by w. B. o. PEA B DY.
Aye! there ye shine, and there have shons,
In one eternal "hour Of prince"
Each rolling, burningly, alone,
Through boundless space and countless time.
Aye! there ye shine, the golden dews
That pave the realms by seraphs trod;
There, through yon echoing vault difTuse
Tho song of choral worlds to God,
Yevisible spirits! bright as erst
Young Eden's birthnight saw we shine'
On all her flowers and fountains first
Ye sparkled from the hand divine:
Yes bright as then, we smiled to eaten
The music of sphere SO fair,
To hold your high, immortal watch,
And grid your Gods pavilion there.
Gold frets to dust; yet there we are
Time'rusts the diamond; there ye roll
In primal light, as if each star
Enshrined an everlasting soul.
And do they not' Since yon bright throng
One all enlightening spirit own;
PRAISED thee by pure siderial tongues,
Eternal, glorious, blest, alone.
Could man but see what ye have seen,
Unfold awhile the shrouded past,
From all that is, to what has BEEN,
The glance how rich, the range how vest!
The birth of Time, the rise, the fall
OF empires; myriads, ages flown;
Thrones, cities, tongues, arts, worshps; all
The things whose echoes are not gone.
Ye saw red Zoroaster send
His soul into your mystic reign;
We saw the adoriRg Sabian band.
The living hillssshi mighty fame
Beneath his blue and beaming sky,
He worshiped at our lofty shrine,
And deemed he saw with gifted eye.
The Godhead, in his works divine.
And there we shine, as if to mock
The children of an earthly sirei
The storm, the bolt, the earthquakes shock.
The red volcanoes cat'ract fire,
Drought, famine, plague, and blood, and hame.
All natures ills, and lfe's worst woes,
Are nought to you; we smile the same,
And scorn alike their dawn and close,
Aye! there We roll, emblems sublime
OF Him whose spirit DER US moves.
bey~ad the clouds of grief and crime,
Still Shining on the world he loves.
Nor is one scene to mortas given,
That more divides the soul and sod,
Than yon proud heraldry of heaven,
Yon burning blazonry of God
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-07
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