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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-27
BRANDRE rms PILL ARE s..
DIR. RRASDRE TH's PRIMO

FlCE, 24l Broadway, n.
Aths y ENGLAND OFFICE - Hanos ROS-
TON, (ony place in Bosom for the e
Aud by more han 1000 agents H. uglund
states alone, whose certificates vi agency ia
med before purchase is made
IL See articles I, 2 o and j. Enrther Security.
REGULAR AGENTS For THE SALE OF BP 'NnRETHs
PILLS ~ WASHINGTON, ORANGE a laws
MoNTPEL!GR, E. P. WALTON and,
Montpelier North, Charles Sbley
Albany, William Hayden.
Blue, Dodge and Keith.
Barton, Edwards and Mansfield
Bloomington, Thomas &. Stewart.
Drliurree Elst, A. d. Lamson aud Co.
Btook6ed, A. Ccayclanl and Co.
Chelsea, Nathan g. Hale.
Cornth East, Severance and Smith
Cralsbury, William E. Paddock
Coventry Falls T.. ClcaveaUd.
Derby Centre, u. Ilinman.
Derby Line, Cobb, Rollins and Co.
GIoys1, STP29 PIN, G nsr,o and Co.
MiddleseX Farmers and Mechanics Co.
Moretown, Joseph Sawyer
Marshfed, J l.. Carpenter.
Newbury, +. and II Reyes
Newport, PhiucIs Page.
Mortified, George b. Pierce and Co.
Mortified, Bayles aud White.
plaind"d, a. r. B,neron.
Roxbury H. y. spauldng,
Randolph, Phiander Perrin
Randolph L st, n. p Brooks.
Randolph West ) d. Mann.
slrairod, ROYAL Hatch.
STAFFORD, Harris and Russ
Thetford, Josiah Barnes,
Thetford, NJ. l. Wtlker
Thetfod, Asa Poo.
Topsllam, NJ ard A. Bailey.
Topsham, O. II. Watson.
Tunbrilgc, Fost and Parkhust.
Troy North, l.. NJ. Parkhurst.
Troy South, Jacob Bates and Co,
Wcsifeld, Arld Hitchcock
Washington, b. +. Dickinson.
Wells River, Ira White
Wlisfed, 4 and J. NJ. Richardson.
Warren, William Cardell.
Warren, eastman and Flint.
Waterbury, luiehns, Goss und Co. 65-g5
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HAVE you AN AFFEUTION OF THE
HEARTY

RE your energies suddenly Frustrated Don. ooa
"A iivcness trouble you? Have you cold heaW co.
lng on one SIDE OF your head Have you pain iitvonr
sde and A. The PIT Of your stonach through 10 the bSc9
10 you cc unequal your daily avocations? Arc YOU
depressed by anxious fears feeling some qreai oalam
ny was gong to ovetwhelm you Is your appetite b. d
u'e your ddly objections ihcimxod with food As taken
nIo he slnmach! Are they of u eIay-ike color lfa
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w SVS'RE ECS.


Silver Spoons God Beads Ear Ornamncts Finger ngs,
Lades aud Gcnilemcns BcaslIns newest patterns (vcty
rchD Gold RstetisstOne set, Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and silver Bowed Speciaclcs, Silver Thiultcs,
Miniature cuses, Gold Bre0st Pins, Gold Guard Koycs
Gold Watch CHAINS, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins Sivcc Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bays Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods. Violns and Strings goot as
soumcni Of best kind crumeiy, Macassar Blalo and
Beers o l7rthe hair, Fishing implements (La &c Lo)
Brlttania Tcapots and Casters, SUI qua7. large
assortment Of Toys Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do andln short most every thing that kept
Jcwcrj Ware Store.
5. a. takes this opportunity to Just say to the ladies
and gentlemen 81 Montpelier and vicinity that he has
Iafgcd his shop Establishment aud has spared pains
select Goods suiiablc for market Gil up and fur.
Their says at al home abroad TO just step aud cx.
anime ucfulliy and price before purchasing elsewhere.
Al ans rate hey may rely on this, that goods2o what
wc recommend them 10 he sale.
r. + Cocks and Watches repaired a; shnt notice ana
warranted.
NJ y silver WORK md JcwerY made TO order or to any
pattern ard warranted good.
Mon pclicr, Mdyl, ISL. IS
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NOTICE.
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
RAI.SAM.


DOR TIT. CURE OF every kind Of wounds sprars,
sores burns coughs sore lungs, The most desperate
piles and rheumatism of every kind II will prevent tie
looIhache, torpid and persisted limbs, stiff joints
uumbncss, &c. and can be depended TO relieve
in all cases.
This valuable medicine has been extensively used for
he last ten years while its Increasing demaLd the unver
sal satisfaction II has gwen and tho testimony of multi
Jude OF individuals d The first standing in the community,
who have tested and IDfdbly proved lis efficacy, show
hot IT need only to be used prove its invaluable
celence, lrdeed all who haze tried the Basam prize
so highly that they will be induced under any consid
GRAFTON TO do without 1t. This Basam has attracted the
attention Of meL Of science, and Physicians and Surgeons
of the greatest scientific requirements give It their
qualified npprobaoni while many of Them in different
sections Of the United states in their practice
ind have authorized The publication of their certificates
GTPurchasers should inquire for tine drcle by us
ing The whole name-Chee seman's Arabian Basam-and
see that It has my name witeD IN my own handwriting
the printed directions the wrappel Of every bot
tie. CHEESEMAN.
Sold by CLARK & COLLINS Druggists Montpelier,
| Q. & X. Amsworth, Willamstown; Goss 4 Hulchins
Waterburyi Peck and Spear Burlington, and throughout
The country generally; So ~.
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=, . = y WNVN FETWWFNV
BRANDRETIPS PILLS,

icnty "l not deceive yo1-ihry will fosioe you TO tho
perfect enIoymeni Of all your faculties They are NO
NEW MEDICINE MADE 10 SPECUi,ATE up
On HUMAN WOES They are made to ALLEVf-
ATE THE ILLS or LIFE and will be foundb y those
who ise them the GREA TEST BLESslNG
uJIMPURIrY Of the BLOOD causes PAIN and oc-
disease upon that part Of the body which from any
oouse may oI weakest Thus persons whose blood is
impure should they have cold Tie impure blood would
~ @ ' ~, .ncr lungs and consumption be the trouble -
the 81, All trouble saved by using
which cannot be Oycrdouc. Onlyuso Them in The co,n
menccmrnl Of any disedsc-usc them I'M iu doses and
you w be up and well whle those &o are TOO wise ia
axe ouch simple med the. are bedrdIcn q, ,co,ureiv
end their days The BRANDRETt PILLS are on
beginning 10 be apprecacd-hey ere found to never d.
cr"e-oy are the only internal medicine required in this
climate ~
WHERE is THE MAN or SENSE, whose mind
Is unpfIudced who from he infectious smell alter ca
would no say would this body have been bere nfe had
pureitc0n been prevented? Arc men born 10 be sic
Shallthc lower animals live heir full extent ard only
eInalurcy perish Let US follow natutee US eanso
the bolo from inquiries and shall live 10 The foil
extent extent Of ne on 10 our lamp Of No:
bh CAREFUL OF PRETENDED universal pur-
calves which cannot BE- used without injury TO the body
a. BmndIch's Pills can. What are they7 Arc they n
limitations Of tie Braudrch Pills, recommended HE ad.
'cillsrmcn stolen from DR. Brandrcih? Were thew not
aslnaIy cnhnorct Pills, puTpwiing to be the genuine
B nndtrih Pills But IN colscqa labels
on tie Branireih Ri boxes arc ill.,. ,c.mo
and travelling agents? A,o u ~ot uen whom DR..
Btaudrrih cast OIL not for eopd COS. . 10 not this
true applicable the pretended 70 an fact
10 nearly all the advent cd Pills or -.. Shall tho
public tru:' lhe lives The hands - these unpril cibed
men? surely nj.
The Bnnd.eh Pills give STRENGTH 1or weakness
hoy are liked best bi those who have taken the ni ST
Of them. DR.. brandrcth can give ,al rorcrrrce TO
thousands who have been restored bed Of sickness
by hcir when every other means h. ii prnyed unnvI-
ing These cases are continually occu ring in ls civ
ld In every other pat Of he uniuh. Gel Buandfot6s
Pills you perfectly heal y an. tney vii, restoro
ynu-lf medicine can d. t--boc1use they evpr hose
humols "hlch g the cause Of rupuri cd. and
Al The same time the body Is strengthened by tnc operation
Of Tins 5 excellent medicine.
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III YOU FEEL A LAssITUDE,

w liH lnss Of appetite. palpnaon of the heart, ina
w blty 10 exercise, with drowsness and disposition
to sleep, take PHELPS TOMATO Pills one or two
doses seldom fai relieve all those unplea ant symptoms
arising from congestion and angud circulation Of the
blood, and = redundant quantity morbid quality of The
ole, which apt 10 AT this season OF the year
Pain in tho limbs, head and other effects Of
cold speedily relieved by them,
For sale by Druggss generally and b. agents in all
the country GOWNS, and a. the General Depot No, 226
Main 81 Hartford Ct. Also by ). p. REDFIELD and
CLARK and COLLINS, Monlpeier Goss ami Hutch
ms, Waterbury; o. French, Barre X and M. Hammet,
Il. Montpehet A. L. Bancroft, Plainlald. 81
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BE CAREFUL OF CT -rRFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM.

~ SENsOhIi
Each gent who sells the Genuine Branorcih Pills ba,
Il GER IlFtCAIE OF AGENCY, which has been
engraved alta vast expense. 1t represents the m tuufic-
Tory Sing Sing The banks of The Hudson RIVER and is
signed b. Dr Bandfeth ami his seal 81 tupeJ upon the
paper.
No. SECURITY
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box
Of the Gcnni 'e p lis has THREE LABELS upon
1.-The top aud bottom hbeis containing upwards nr Five
thousand letters red INK; The .rl~ p g. \ AMIN
BHANDHt Ii PILLS. being Yi,., wo hun
lrcd times upon he tYo labe s.
No. 3 SECURITY.
There arc a'so a. on each label two 81 of d..
Grand eth-Uc y. b andreh, and also Ranianin
Baniro'h. Each box therefore 10 be gehlne must have
signatures ur DR.. Brnndelh upon If tac box does
not answer this d's SCRIPT the Pills Braudrr,hs
Pills, but sone vle countrfit Of them 500. abelel
boxes have been collected.
No SECURITY
Besides the above Signs Of Genuncnes. fac miles of
he Bfaudr-h Pill labels upon The certificate If a4en-
cy; Ihe,cfrc mparc your box with T." labels II the
cericalGol Agenc IA agrees, the Pills true--if
II does uott they are false.
have expended mach time and al least 5000 in per-
feeling these check 10 the sale T Couniec Pills; and
hope they will secure the genuine BltANDR ETH
ptLLS 10 all who want them. lrcmaInt ,ublir scrvt.
B. BRAND. H, NJ. -.
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UTPRICE REDUCED.LO
Its TOO LATE; HIS DEATH
u ELL Ill A. RING


INEE package Of Mr., Phelps TOMATO PILLS for
L MI I.eeeb, has arrived, sad he merchant. IT'S
TOO LATE answered the docior with grief; his death
Nneli has uns AZ er moment he ADDED had the Pills
arrived in inc have doubt from what have seen of
their effects Qunsy aud Sore ,ods that our ncighp1r
woul have been saved MIS-. Elun WHO was taken qu 10
dangerous relieved by them IN two hours aud wa
well IN three da Thus sec how dangctou> IS pros
crasudtun AMI of what vi'a importance rs m ann
ate remedy, timely adunn stored. WAsnINeroN died of
similar affection and prubab because medication was
delayed only few homs. People should always keen
box of these Pills in her houses to be road In case Of
sudden illness and because they equally eaicaccus
lung fever. bilious fever Ne, cramp m the stomach,
sravo aud worms, which all dangerous complaints;
Jaund,ce, Indigestion and Rheumaism' swelled limbs,
hcart burn erupons Of the skin aud in all diseases where
Blood aad Glands require purifying. In fact the Tomato
FAMILY MEDICINE,
Tor which purpose they wisely adapted being safe
for young and old Of ali constitutional The above Is no
fancy sketch, but true.
The Tomato Pills for sale by Agents IN all The
in the State; but hewete ofmposlons io several
base attempts have been made initiate these PILLS The
genuine are sgued by &C. K. Phelps, NJ. D. Never buy
of PEDLARS; and ask the merchant II he bought OF
Pedars void him who, for few more cents pioht VIII
dlsappont hopes Of the sick, aud trlhe WIN their
health Fhe genuine Pills be obtained Of me regular
agents at the GENERAL DEPOT No, ss6 Main streets
Hartford -
FIELDS, Monlpolicri SAML BRITAIN, Barre,
Januaiy 1874,
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND DISEASES OF
THE LUNGS.

CARRIERS COMPOUND PULMONARY BAL
~ SAM for sale by t. p. WALTON AND SONS,
Montpelier, VI,
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winch ticlcuus and gncui, cleansing the som
lch and ". s pu living the blood and rrnuvatrg the
niaudEr sysit alteng he secgcous of Inc liver, and
other Glands and carving oil the mo hid Juices and HUI
m t>:-iat at The South they have acquired the nime OF
Fever blne" because they invariably prevent or break
up bilious, fcr.t;cnt, yellow interim tent and lung ic'
vers.
Fave years extensive have proven them the best and
only sure and sufe remedy for all the numerous CHRONIC
di.cases where the system requires something mat wl
s''JuI ydtiOuS systems OF vessels,
giving hem healthy aclon, at The time eNpe the
mgtblh and poisonous Juices and humors winch II scPar
ates from them
Ia this class Of diseases, Rheumatism, Dy spepsia
Drhpsy Liver Complaints Bilious stomach, scroiua, gray
cl worms tumors, aud crpliOns OF the skin fvdriuus
kinds permanent weakness about the IONS and limbs ;
kings evil Constitutional or hereditary iccbeneSS Of The
whole or part OF the system, NC
Thousands Of cases Of the above diseases have been
cured by TIC TOMATO PILLS and thousands Of
deaths would have been prevented lad these p lis be
used, instead Of some rresp n>Glc baneul, quack pha
remedy with which The country Is flo Ided The - no
mystery chart a1iSm an ut this universal remedy.
They prepared u valuable vegetable remedies, that
are known To b. both safe and ,iccua and used very
extensively by pin their private practice because
as hundreds have the peasant eifcctua and safe
medicine We have ever used.
The above Pills o sale by agents in all the counry
towns. Agrus cautioned not to buy Of Pedllrs
" One word To tho wise is sufficient -
( G X PHELPS, NJ d., Proprietor Ha ford, Ct wuh
| out whose Signature none are genuine.
For sac by 5. p. KEDFItLp and CLARK & COLLINS
Alunipclic Cioss tia cius, Waterbury o. French
Bar e, Il. Y N. Hammctt East Montpelier A 4. Ban.
croft PaInGcd, 656m
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CUE TOBACCO

CUE TOBACCO.
(tHEWING and smoking of the be ST quality can be had
~ at all tunes at the Dug store OF CLARK and
COLLINS.
CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
IVAN be had al all times by calling on CLARK aud
I J
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NEW GOODS!
SAMUEL ABBOT, ~
HAS just rcturncoirom the city with more extensive
IL assnrtmoutQl
WATCHES g. RICH JEWELRY

than has been koptn THIS market which he oes for
at his Jewelry Ware Store three doors West Of the VIII
age Hotel where may be found Ladies and Gentlemen.
cold and Silver Malchos, such as
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SALT! SALT!

1nOn BUSH. WESTERN SOLAR SALT, at 20 cts bush
lUUU 500" TURKS ISLAND do 80 do
100 Gbis. FINE WESTERN SALT i25l bs.)sl75 pr b5l,
800 Bags do do Butter do q r.. % cts Pr bag
50 Boxes CLARIFIED TABLE OR BUTTER SALT
Fer sale at the old Store of :. Burbank, by
90 AUGUSTUS HAVEN
Montpelier Sept 2G, 4i I'd door south head State st.
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AND YOU WILL FIND AT
E. HUBBARD'S NEW STORE,
PLEASE OBSERVE

N L. RUM; St. Crnix Rum, Cog Brandy, Holland Gin,
mericm Brandy, doin and all kinds Wine which viii
10 sold In any qunlItv to suit nnrchasers, us low
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at Mont
WAsmSeToN DIS pelel, within and for said district
IOlN w. WINTER, Administrator on tho estate of MA
~ THANIEL WINTER late Of Moreown in snid district
deceased makes application to said Court TO extend the time
heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts from nd estate
and settle his administration account some future day
whereupon ordered by said that said appcaon he
heard the Probate office in Montpelier the 3 day of Dee
lo44 and is further oerod that notice hereof he given TO Inc
creditors Of said estate and all others concerned by pubs
log the substance of said application and orders thereon in tho
Vermont Waterman and journal printed Montpelier at least
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before the time aforesaid apponod
hearing of said application.
BY the Court,
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TEN BALES SHEETTNGS.
25 PIECES

IRON six fifteen cen,s-T'ickngs billings, Canta
IL Flannel, etc. Call at tue old cheap store of -
81 BALDWIN, SCOTT K Co.
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Mr.. b. F. Gutter, oil Pelham, N. n.
states 10 us MS conclusions on the subject
OF raising beet seed. Mr.. e IS engaged
IN the raising of ssets, and he requests
OILERS to give their opinions ami the re-
suits oil tier experience. He says:-
LIST Bret s. ed as natural tendency
to run out, (as il is lrrmed.)
~. That every p RECT beet seed, (as
nIs Called. contains from two TO five
seeds, some of which will ptuducet e true
bet, ana others that produce spurious, in
one and the same ei.
81. That the spurious beet is generally
the earliest and the iarg' 81.
Attn. That you never can get pure
blood be from tn spurious beet.
5th. That it is easy to distinguish them
in the summer by the color of the leaf
stalk.
9th. That they cannot be distinguish
I'd by the colur after lhv fall lrosis. .Ac-
cord,ngly the summer IS the lime to Sc
Iect blood beeis for sred.
7th. They should never BE- set near 9th.
er vaIit
Sth. The spurious ones can be disin-
gulshed IN the sprung by their having hghr
colored leaves and should be pulled out.
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9siiSceCCdtteouS.
THE PHYSICIAN.

"Th"re is scarcely a profession in
which the sympathes of its professors are
more painfully excited than that "f the
medical practitioner. How often is he
called to the bed Of hopeless SICKNESS /;
and that too, in family, the members oil
which are drawn together by the closest
bonds of love! How painful TO meet The
enquirng gaze Of attached friends or
weeping relatives, directed towards him
in quest Of consolation; assurances oil
safety, which he cannot give! And how
melancholy is it to behold The last ray Of
hope which had fingered upon the face Of
affection, giving place TO the dark cloud
of despair
Sand when all is over-when the Bit
teroess Of death hath passed f ON the dead
TO The hving-from the departed to ths
bert avrd-hark to that ri,k OF agony,
that convulsive sob, that hitter grosn
wrung from the lie rt's core, ~h,c, b..
speak The utter proslratlon OF the spirit be-
meath tie blow!
"There, cold 10 tn" embrace of death,
lies the honored husband of heart ok
m WIFE her first, her only love! o. II
nav BE-, :hr Young whe uf u distracted
hnsr,nd, tie ride If "a year, he mother
ofan hour, and ny her perhaps the blight.
I'd fruits Of their love-the bud by the
blossom, and both are with, red"
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have he ard, think, little Of almost
every kind If music in my dsy--both vo.
cal and instrumental have heard SOM 5
sung spiritual, comical. and political
bu, heard, not many evenings since, Tor
the first time in my hfe, some person uu
the street singing Loco Foco Song, the
only part Of which could hear distinctly
he sung thus:
Sand well vote for Martin Van Buren, !"
The commencement and ending Of tie
song cid not hear distinctly enough TO
unde rs:and, and will have 10 leave il to
the rt ader to conjecture what words would
rhyme with . Martin Van Buren," for |
know not. saw an account not long
since in sumo Oft e papers OF some person
say ing that he reason why Van could not
be elected, was that his name would not
rhyme with any thing but ruin" So
suppose this lonely songs,cr ,pade the
succ. eding line jingle with "vnin."
Poor fellow, he appeared to be "solits.
ny and alone" IN lis singing. head
no cheers gwen by his hearers, and fan.
cied he exclaimed when he finished: 80 =
son dropping boughs sad Nighingales complain,
Join in my songs, but sing, like me, in vain"
made haste 10 the door 10 see "whst
mann T OF man he was, but aus! not be-
ing N time, missed gu t. treat.
COON, Jr.
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COME VOTE FOR THE PATRIOT
CLAY.

TusK- Old Rosin tAc Boso.
Ye freemen throughout the whole nation.
Attend 10 your duty. pray.
Come aid ia your coontiy's salvation,
And vote Tor the psuiot Clay, &c.
though we've lost the brave Tippecanss,
SO long our beat anchor and stay, .
Our efoel. al length we'll renew.
And vote COR The Patriot Clay, &c.
We put into Office John Tyler,
In hopes that he faithful would stay,
But since he's joined bands with the spoikr,
We'll vote Tor ,he pat 10, Clay, ~.
The country is now In great trouble,
AID has been many day,
And the mischief we fear will be double,
uuless we're delivered by Clay, Sc.
The workmen are starving around Us,
Can you tell me the reasoo. pray
Such misery pe'er would have found Us.
!. we had for our President, Clay, &c.
We used to have money plenty.
Our debts we were able TO pay,
But our pockets long have been empty,
We think We u make trial Of Clay. xc.
The folks 10 power have spoken,
And things will be better they say,
Their promises all have been broken.
So well wait no longer, for Clay, &c.
The nations prey 10 the spoiler,
On all sides It's filled with disma,,
So veil quickly drop Captain Tyler.
And stick to the patriot Clay, Sc.
Then gather, ye fiends Of the nation,
Auend 10 Jour duty, | play.
Come AID in your country's salvation, M
And vote foi the patriot Clay, &c.
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P0ETIOANo
1For the Goaette

For The Goaeue
The following line, were suggested by the mel
.ncboiy accident on boa ID the Steamship p, ioce
oa."
The Princeton" on the wave,
With graceful pride she moves,
And hearts are bounding free,
In sll their smiles and loves.
The Stars and Stripes" are seen,
Upon b.r 'opmost spife;
And gsiisn,;y sh- Goats,
la all her proud attire.
With beauty as her freight,
She parts the rolling tide,
With many an Eye to catch
The triumph Of her pride.
The sky is brightly fair,
And calmly sleeps the wave,
As swiftly on she glides,
With beau,y and the brave.
With voice of night she speaks,
And echo tells her power,
AS elements are moved,
10 signalize the hour.
Each heart il dancing wild,
And swiftly speeds the day,
As round the festive board
Are seen the sparkling gay.
Again her voice speaks out
But in that thunder tone,
Is felt the deep keen pang,
And heard the dying groan.
A fatal dismal hour
Is this. TO mortal man;
How quickly flies his breath!
How short his earthly span.
Quick as the sound that fits
Ger land or rolling sea,
He's summoned from this scene,
10 vast eternity.
A widowed heart may bleed,
An orphans tear may flow,
But who can paint that hour,
Or shadow forth its vol
The morn was gay with mirth,
Add joy flied ey'ry breath;
Before the shades Of eve,
How many sleep in death1
March 10. 1874. PERRY"
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'John Smith, come up with your les.
son. Whit does lass spelH
well, knew once, but darned II
don't forget now
'Pshaw! what's in your mothers win
dow-sashl
There's so many things, that goshbus'
ic can rememb 'em all. Let me see
thar's the boss blanket in one place, broth
err Jobs white hat in another, sister Pa
noes bonnet in another, and dat's olc
bferches in the hole that Zeb and made
yesterday
Take run out, Johnny, you may play
awhile.