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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25

CIRCUs-WELCH & MANN will play in Rochsser,
~ Monday Tuesday aud Wedn sdsy 23d 2ii and 18th
Caledonia, 2Gih; G-nesee 9Th, and Sparta, 2sh: 80
CARD AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS; and the
Public generally resident the State OF New York and
Western p,yson Of The county -
lovers of the noble science Horsemashp most
splendid Circus Company of Riders, each picked equestrian
and a in his own department . -,
The Grand Tent Saloon spacious and higly accom-
modating; the housing and decorative ro EoveI
and of the first order. -
reign Talent and will enable the lovers of to hear the
compositions the Great Masters admirably played
will be found the naes Of the unire
sally celebrated j. ROGERS the Star of the Sou n all
his beautiful Shskspe and magical horse
Cadw ader and MS wonderful pupil John Gienroy, wi'o
ballet aided by the Misses Wells the most talented and
interesting chiidren in the Union. -. - =,
The astounding Italian Gymnastic Scena Of Mr. Rsey and
his infant electy all who behold series oil suoh
| wonders
The magnificent Poses Of the four Hung arian Cousns
company of Ladies, headed by the accomplished MI GhN
SMITH, fail excite sensation surprising y Dc
ighiiu The lyrg Acrobat Nh. o. Sweet WIZ dis.
play his superb Equbrums and splendid Dances on the Tight
The first Comic Singer Of the Day. Mr. Dickinson will
great East Indian Nscromatic Feas by Mr.. Jennings.
Most upcrala Egyptian Pyrnmidcai Wanting by July
talented horse oil dash and dare oy MI
Howard -
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Cava.
cale Psgeants, with the beautiful stud Of Horses.
lent and popular specimens Of Negro Song and Dance by that
monarch Of Heel and Toe the Incompatible John SIN th aided
by light heced Tommy Coleman, the BANJO Player w.
Chestnut and the Prince OF Pagnnnies, r. Hoffman. a23
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fG5- LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE AND INTELLI
GENCE OF THE WlTNESS.-n the late libel suit
Ransom that he had been in Comstocks employ
der solemn injunction never to divulge the recipes he
saw there, to which he pledged himself After he was
discharged and went to Burr he told him the recipe he
D. had marked specific for the piles Hays Lini
ment We leave il to the public to put such faith they
please in the testimony of man, who that he
cevcd it in confidence and afterwards dvulged it. Per-
haps he did not know what he said, as to the question
"Doy you know what Laboratory isF DR.. Ransom an
swercd later the question several times repeatedly
MOI The public must then Judge whether they would
trust to such recipe-whether they will aid in robbing
of rights, whether they will buy this remedy
with the name Of Comstock only it. and coming from
a Maiden lane which all testimony has shown TO be the
true and only original article and established by Comsock
at an immense expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25

90 SEA SICKNESS is NO LONGER THE TER
OF most people who contemplate voyage-Sher-
mans Camphor Lozenges have been found by Dr. Chd's
Captain Chadwick j. w. Cochran, Esq and many others
have tested them in hundreds OF DR.. Shermans
Office is at LOG Nassau street. New York Agents. State
street. Boston Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and DR..
Reed Baltimore.
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AMERICAN HItjSgsrr,t.

NM f.IlENAN FlUSEVW.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
- r. T; BARNuhl, managcr-EVERY PAY AND
EVENING T''tS " EEK, commencing Monday, May
3d. Best atac!,on IN the city! Day yisiten admitted the
evening FREE,
MASTER JOHN DI9ATOND the great and original
dancer whose has induced others his
has returned from years absence New Or
leans, and VIII appear u his wonderful dances and beakdown
accompanied by The celebrated ". VHIILOCK, with his
unriysllsd Ethiopian Melodies and Exravaganzss the
BANJO.
Onc more week Of the mysterious GIPSEY GIRL She
can be privately consulted during the day.
the NATIONAL COSTUME. engaged for this week
only.
MISS ROS.aLLE the Vocalist; COLLINS. the Comis
Singer CELESTE the Dancer .4NTMfL M1GNE
yISM NIAGARA FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS
BLOWING. -'.......
Grand Cosmorama, and NOVEL CURIOSlTlES
than contained in any five mnseums in America.
splendid day performance Wednesday and Saiuct
afternoon.
Adinttance the whole IS cents-chldren half price.
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o. THIS BEING THE TINE THAT THE ME-
hods societies hold their conference in this CITY, it will
occasion the clergy Of that denomination to exert them
selves in order to speak with the cearness and force that
is requisite in order TO make them understood, and still
allow themselves sufficient strength carry the work
without tagging In order enable them do this with
out increasing their fatigue Pease Hoarhound Candy is
recommended Of the most sautary medicines for
the purpose oil aaying all irritation of the throat and
lungs, also for the of coughs colds and consumption
that has yet been discovered This medicine is
commended by the medical faculty with all the confidence
that an intimate knowledge Of its virtues will warrant
Sold wholesale and retail by the manufacturers j. Pease
& Son 45 Division street. Agents, lss and go Bowery
Shurman, l6l Canal street, Owen, 9th Avenue; Wilson
Is Madison street, Atwood, Clinton and Henry
Pastor l65 Greenwich street. Wendover l4l s,h Avenues
Rushton Aspinwsll 10 Aston House. ITO Broadway and
90 William street Greene 800 Broadway. Agents in
Brooklyn-Hays 1879 Fulton street. Sites 1853 DO; Hand
~ Is High street, and Croker, of Atlantic and
Henry SITS.
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Total amount script burnt, May ", 1872. sD,T7
This is about sixth part of the whole issues
The following the leading features of the Bank OF
st. Marys, Georgia, institution which is kind OF
drawing port for half dozen brokers tho issue their
shinrlascrs in Florida and elsewhere
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ecS1 ~. FOR ALBANY TROY and intemcdia!e
ifNY,3s places.The low pressure steamboat SWAL-
Low, Capt. A. Mclean will leave foot OF
Co1nd street. This "wednesday Afternoon May 23th a,
o'clock
The DE WITT CLINTON, Captain S n. Roe, will leave
AS above, TO morrow 26th, at o'clock.
The above substantial boats fitted with elegant State
Rooms and for accommodations unrivaed the Hudson.
moi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25

OOK AT THISJu received lot of hat ribbons
- cents; o; hat lawns yard WIDE only Is 9d lot fine BON
h,zne 6 Cd ysrd lot ne boadclots R per yard lot
French mnshn yard wide, only per yard; lot cambria
muins Is Cd fine plaid nuslins Is cd yd Sws musn
Cd null muslins ID; bishop lawn only OH yard
wide lace Cd per Yard shaw % Cd mems kid gloves
IS Cd fine double med csssmees CD IS; lot
carpet At Is per yard spools for sroolor sale
WILLET HAWKINS Store.
uao l.rrn, Xicl- llstnr. anln S,riln
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M1 rack, Of, Of s,sh JgneTThs splendid packet shin
sail above her regular day. For freight passage, having
accommodations unequslied for spendor comfort, apply
board, OHeans wharf. foot of Wall street.
T.. h COLLINS & co. Sc South street.
Price Of passage 500
The packet ship ROsClAs Captain Collins, of 1000 tons
will succeed the Garrck and sail 18th July her regular day
Passengers may rely the ships of this line sailing
asahyer Iisei M
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and repine under the alomenis of his providence
must obviously appear to be Inconsistent win SIN
cere and ardent affection for tho Supreme DIsposer
Of events.
Resignation to the will OF God is the duty of ev-
cry intelligent creature iowa rds the Creator.
In proportion to the deg,ee in which this prInci-
pie exists will be the happiness Of The intellectual
being that exercises IT.
Angels perfectly happy, because they arc per
fecly Submissive TO The will oflher Crea'or--b"'ng
fully con,entcd with the station allotted them in
the universe, aud completely resigned 10 all the in-
lure services aud allotments which Infinite WIS
dom ha, ordained.
Whenever pure affection towards God actuales
The mind among the inhabitants Of our world, IL
produces disposition similar in kind, though inie
rior in degree, to that which anima,es The breasts
Of the cherblm and the seraphim in the regions Of
bliss ThGS. Dick.
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Heal Estate for Sale.

r NOW offer FOR sale, my Tavern STAND, Store
about
FOUR HUNDRED acres or LAND,
n good proportion OF which is lnirrvaie, Iilinge,
Orchardng ard Pasture, with u sufficient quantity
Of timber and wood land.
The buildings situated on said Real Estate have
rented for the five past years tor more man TOUR
hundred dollars per aDnum. The same VIII be SOLD
together or in separate parcels, as VIII pest sun
purchasers
A credit will be given for most of the purchase
money, from one 10 ten years Call AMI see;
HENRY STEVENS.
Bnrnei. Feb. IL, 1912. 23ott
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Phelps " Ainnball,
"a STATE STREET, BosroN,

"a STATE STREET, BOSTON,
TTAVE received their Spring supply Of Silk
n H. Goods, embracing complete assortment OF
fashionable and desirable articles in their line, 10
which they invite the attention of purchasers for
Cash or short credit, 10 whom they will be sold AT
the smallest possible advance from cost. Their
assortment consists in part of the following arti-
Giles
Black and blue black Gro de Swisse;
Black Sarspet and Svschaws
Black and hlue black Gro de Paris and Gro Grain !;
Plain colored Gro do Naples;
Rich figured coored Gro de Naples
Rich figured black and blue black Gro de Naples !;
Plaid aud striped Gro de Naples
Chem Gro de Naples and Poult de Sole
Striped and figured blk blue blk and coioIed Reps;
Figured Mandarin Silks, Bonnet Silks ~ Lawns !;
White. black and colored French Saiins;
Fioreuccs Crane Leases; Black Silk Serge
Black aod White French Grape
Plain and figured satin Vesiings
Black and blue black Sin Velvets;
Black and blue black Bombazcncs
Figured Eollenecs
plain black blue blk and colored Nous. de LANES;
Figured Muuselu oe LANES aud Chaliys;
French Prints and printed Muslin;
Book aud Swiss Muslins /; Linen Cambrtcs
Thread Laces aud Bubhuet Lnces
Green Barrage and black Chanuila Wells;
Cypress Wells various siZes
SLaw,s in great VARIETY French Cashmere, Brocha,
Ediuboro' Merino Mousclin de LANES
Fancy Iandkeichiefs n great variety, SIR, Mouse
lin de Laine, Cashmere, Worsied, Gauze,
SILK and Satin Scaris, Silk Nantes, &c.
Linen Cambrc iiandkcrchieis, plain, riviere and
hems,,ched. assorted sizes and qualities;
Silk pocket lidkfs., white, crimson and printed
Pnngee
Spialields in great variety printed Corah's India,
Flag and Bandanna, NC.
Black French Silk Cravnts, 80 "a. 30. 81. and 40
inches
Black Italian Silk Cravats, 80, ga sc. 80 and 40
inches.
Bombnzine and Satin Stocks.
Gents Gloves. Buck, white, black and assorted
KID LSle Thread and Brown Linen.
Ladies' Gloves white black and assorted Kid black
and white Silk Lisle thread open work, embr d
Silk Pic nic black, white and assorted hlet,xc
Misses Gloves assorted Kid, assorted Silk, and Fl
let, &c.
Filet Nlis, black and white, and assorted.
India Rubber and Web Braces.
Black and white Silk Hose and hall Hose, English
aud French
Gnlloons English, French and German.
Italian and Canton Sewing Silk, blk blne blk. and
white, Coors, dark light and assorted.
Black, White and cold Silk Braids, all sizes and
qualities,
Black blue blk. and coored Silk Lacis.
Black and coorod Imperial C"rds-Coat Cords
Ribbons. a foil assortment of black and colored
Tafreta aud Sa,n Ribbons. from No. 10 l6.
Belt Ribbons and Neck Ribbons.
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, great variety, rich and
beautiful, aud newest styles, &c.
! PHELPS II KiMBALL, by combining themsrl
YES to the Silk Goods business:s and by giving it
their whole attention, and having great facilities
for getting goods IN their way, oil the newest and
most fashionable Sly les and tho very best terms,
hope to please all who favor them with call both
! in respect TO styles, qualities, and prices.
| BosTuS, March, 1912 2i3w6
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STATE OF VERMONT.

district OF ORLEANS, S.
A II Probate Cnur. holden at lrasburgh within
IN and for the District aforesaid, the 3Otl, day
of March, A. ID. 1872. an Instrument purporring Z"
be the last Will and Testament of JACOB TAf-
LOR Iaie of Derby in said District, deceased w as
presented to the Court here for Probate, by James
'ray Tor the Executor, therein named .-Thereiore,
i. is ordered bv said Court that public notice he
given To all persons interested therein To appear be
ire said Court at session thereof 10 be holden al
Irnsburgh, on the 18th Wednesday of April, A. ID.
l642 and contest the probate Of said win. and il
is further ordered that this order be published three
weeks successfully, in the Caedonian, news pa
per printed ST Johnsbury, in this State. the last
Of which shall be previous to the day assigned as
aforesaid for herring.
Given under my hand at tho Registers Office
this Both day of March, A. ID. lS42
244w:, H. nj BATES, REGISTER.
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moral "a m 81 Rs caigiosus
GOODLY ORLD.

They who say that this is n miserable world, or
that this is miserable life say not well. II is mis-
anthropy, diseased imagination only, that says
this Life is liable to misery, bu, misery is not its
very being it is no. miserable existence. Wit
ness-l know not what things to say,or how many.
The eve is open TO a world of beauty, and to n
heaven all sublimity and loveness. The ear hear
eth tones and voices that touch the heart with Joy
and rapture. The great wide atmosphere breaihes
upon us, bathes with soltness and fragrance
Then look deeper how many conditions are happy!
Childhood is happy; and youth is prevailingly hap.
ny and prosperity hath its Joy, and wealth sat
isfacion and the warm blood that flows in the rud
dy cheek aud sinewy arm of honest poverty, is a
still better gift. No song is so hearty and cheering
none that steals forth from the windows of gay
-aloons-as the song of honest labor among the
hills and mountains Oh To be a man-with the
true energies and affections Of n man-alI men feel
it to be good. To BIO healthful, strong true heart
ed and loving man-how much better is il, than to
be the minion, or master o!any condition-lord
iandgrave, king Cesar How many affections
TOO are happy gratitude generosity, pity, love, ~
the consciousness Of ing beloved. And to bow
the heart. in lowness and alteration, Before the
finite, all blessing, ever blessed One, see in all
surrounding brightness and glory, beauty and
maJesty only, but The all beautiful, all majestic all
conscious mind and spirit Of love-th!s is be FL
led with the funess Of God /!
A world where such things area world above
ALL where such presence is-seemeth to me
goodIy world. I look around upon il, I mediate
upon it, feel its blessings and beatltudes and
say surely it is a world of righteousness, beauty
and gladness, Of loves and friendships of blessed
homes and holy affairs, of sacred communions and
lofty aspirations and immortal prospects and l re-.
member that lie made it, looked upon it and saw
that it was very good
He that ruleth his spirit, is better than he that
tnketh city.
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The lion OF the Day.
TIE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN vEGETN
BILE PILLS


BILE PILLS
THO the citizens Of the Uuiled States and hI
Il Canadas is respectfully submitted this Dhssl
tory To the means for regain,ns that which laI
been partially, and in some instances, totally loa
What blessing should be priced above thai \
health aud who knows better how to pize the Va
sing, than those who have been depuvedCIG Il
IT Is an old adage. (and one that contains VISA
Junction. sin tune of peace, prepare fH Er
We should in time of Health prepare for la& \
lacks Of that siealthy toe, Disease. II ggk "A
wisdom to observe his movements, to stanAe
forn in which he approaches, and Then h@
him with those means which calculated VI M
feet their overthrow Those means als nOgs w
fore this enlightened aud intelligent, comma W
They are accessible 10 The poor AS well a, INhaW
| trust that those who regard the Con'aula K
Of man as one of the finest specimens NMv
workmanship, and the laws 10y which the 'senl
is governed and directed, as originating @@ V@'l
err Than in the councils of heaven. VIII soM dfII
the iuIunrtiuns of the latter as to provide Tue Del
safeguard for the former.
ltis with the most fiattering recomcndalIM'H
scribed by the most eminent Medical denRa'
not only in this country but also IN Europe lm
offer this valuable Medicine to this American
pie. -.
Time and full opportunity for TAR ana w
iiai TRIAL have placed the Lion ct The u!
,ond the brand of imposition, ilunbus 9ui''.
&c.
! This pill is composed Of extracts OF nine Nr"
the vegetable kingdom (heing entirely "tF%"
drug %! deeterions nature, aud adapted "'' I a,
IN 10 cleansing Of the Slnmach, biood' I nlG"s
va,iuus secretions Of the H!man system, p', Ss
Fevers and Choiic, Fever and Asue Jau"O0e I al
lie, Rssh Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Cos'rnf',, ~.
ma, and liver Complaint have heeu c"'e", ~
| mo csc Pills according to the direction "''"V
nving each box. :. ,m,
| 1t is not intended that this medicine - q.
| for all Diseases 10 which the humln ys'e" "
| BILE. o,dd
Many efforts have been made 10 CO" '' Gm,
Medicine winch would cure al! Diseases, 'u. II
| FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated au" ar, n
within the power of these Pills and a s''O '''
relief is warranted. ,,u,rTT S|
For SALEB DR.. LUTHER IN W. ;, ,,,r
JouYsBuRY, ANr AT TUE PRINciPAL oroS''"
! U. STATES * CAHADA.
Price 81 2 cents su.,., tarSI
| AGENTS.-Baker, Judevine %i'o,'' i,kpn
Vile; A. 81 NJ. X. Cheever, itarow,t Sor Ce'
| Vincent, Walden, Warner & 20, oE""% ,Irar,&
ling, Cabot; E. Eaton, Danv'''e; o r i,"s Ncml
Johnsbury; l.. r Brown, lyndom, T y IE;,GIbsuks,
81 Rankin, ST. Juhnshury East; j. NJ. sOt
| Waterford; John NJ Parks, BaT,rI ,.m Chsnd
Skinner. Barnet; Isaac Waits, ie@ I" nsu:ou,S
Ter and Brown, Peacham; J. q q; a Hm' &n
Ton; Charles e. Newell, Burke . llsyl
| Lyndon.
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spBNsRg3AAS03g $Es@WS4E
IN DANVII.LE.

TIME subscriber has this day shut mp his Bar,
H. and banishcd from his house AL that intoxi-
Gates aud intends bencesorih 10 keep a. good Tenn
perance House, on strict temperance principles.
do this not from motives Of gam, as all my
friends aud neghbors will bear me witness, hut
from principle, convinced us am, tina, the traffic
in ardent spirits is ruinns 10 the best interests and
n disgrace a civilized community.
inv ito my former customers, and the friends 81
Temperance generally Ia sustain me in this attempt,
aud trus, that they Will find me ever ready to iut.
nsh and provide every thing that really contributes
to The comfort Of the traveller, and all that the
wayiarins man can need.
HORACE EVANS.
Danville, Feb. 8, 1Si2 23tf
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u n rrsa for ale.

TIME subscriber proposes To sell his FARM la
Gated one and a half miles west OF ST. john
bury Plain, on the stage road leading 10 Danvllle,
containing ahont so acres of good land, properly
divided for tage. pasurage, &c. with good wood
Ioi and a sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon said
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair, aud
school house within short distance; first rate set
of farming tools, and sugar utenSS,hre also offered
for sale Said farm will he sold AT bargain VI aPpll
ed for soon. Terms-tor the most part oi The pur-
chase money, reasonable credit, Il required
The fences upon the farm are good, aud there IL
GOOD water at the house anh barns.
JOHN Il. SINCLAIR.
p S. For particulars inquire of Moses KIT
trcdgo. 81. Johnsbury, or OF the subscriber, at
Bath, n. II.
March, 81. lS42. 2'2u
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VE7E. the subscribers, being appointed by the
Wv Hon the Probate Court for the District vt
Orleans Commissioners to- exam and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es
tatc of DANIEL. lDE, late of Or. ans deceased,
represented insolvent and also all claims and de
n.ands exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the Cd day of Apr inst, being allowed by the
said Court for that purpose, we therefore give no.
ice that we will attend 10 the duties OF our ssid
appointment at the dwelling house or Samuel ide,
IN said Orleans, on the first day of June next aud
the second day Of October next. from twelve o.
clock ill six o'clock on each Of said days
LUTHER MORRii.L,)
THOMAS WELLS. Commissioners.
JAMES SOUTilARD.)
Orleans a prii 6, I542 2l'w3
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THE NITE YER.

BY SARAH SMITH.
Born at Hanouer, 1899. Died at Hanover, 1912. ]
There is lille per!umed flower,
That well might grace the loveliest bower,
Vet poet never deigned to sing
fsuch humble rustic thing;
Nor is il strange, for it can show
Scarcely one tint Iris bow.
Nature. peIchance, in careless hour,
With pencil dry might paint The flower,
Yet instant blushed her fault TO see,
So gave it double Hagrancy.
Rich recompense for aught denied,
Who would not homely garb abide,
If gen,iest sonl were breathing there
Blessings throughout its little sphere?
Sweet flower! the lesson thou INST taught
Shall sheck each proud ambitious thought;
Teach me internal worth to prize,
Though found in lowfiest. rudesi ense!
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F AR FOR $ AZ e /.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his FARM, stu
A. ated in Kirby, iour miles from St. Johnsbury
East VIl1ge. Said farm conisins about
2Ou ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
one hundred under good mprov ement. and suitably
divided into moving, pasturnae and ullage, about
one hundred acres Of well timbered land, we'll wa
tered and has upon it first ratio sugar orchard ana
good buildings
A liberal credit will be given for part of the pur
chase money .
Those wishing TO purchase are invited TO call
and view the premises
JEREMIAH INGRAHAM.
Kirby. Feb 90 IS42 2S)f
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Poetr y.
SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
ny r.. DAWES.

ny r, DAWES.
The Spiri, Of Beauty unfurls her light,
And wheels her course in joyous fight;
I know her Track through the balmy air,
By the blossoms that cluster and whien there;
She leaves the tops Of the mounans green,
And gems the valley with crystal sheen.
At morn, know where she rested nj night,
For the roses are gushing with dewy delight;
Then she mounts again, and round her filings
A shower Of ligh, from her crimson wings;
Till the shirt ~ drunk with the music on high,
That silently fills il with ecstacy.
At noon she HES to a cool retreat,
Where towering ens over waters meet,
She dimpies the wave where the green leaves dip,
As i, smingIy curs like maiden's lip,
When her tremuIous bosom would hide in vain,
From her lover, The hope that she loves again.
At eve she hangs Ger the western sky
Dark clouds for glorious canopy,
And round the skirts Of their deepenod fold,
She paints border of purple and gold,
Where the lingering sunbcams love to stay,
When their god in his glory has passed away
She hovers around US at twilight hour,
When her presence is felt with the deepest power.
She svers the landscape, and crowds the stream
With shadows that flit like fairy dream;
Then wheeling her fight through the gladdened air,
The Shirt of Beatty is every where.
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E1ca 81 o ssa&3 S !GULs9
z M II L T. S + NJ 1 " II Il Y

r Z M II l. T. S T. III 1 " II IL Y.
TENHlS institution will be opened for the rccep
H. lion of Young Ladies on the first "Wednesday
in May next, under the of Miss MARY Gill
MAN, who has for some time past been employed
as a teacher in tho Female Seminary in Andover,
Ms aud as such her reputation stood very high.
Instruction in music by Miss CHARLOTTE
PADDOCK.
ST bloomsbury. 25th March, 1912 243w4