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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-04-08
NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR IMPROVED
INDLAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

IN)IHN IEG EIHBLE PILLS.
EAR SMITHS celebrated Sugar Coatedrills arefonnd
~ superior to all other medicines ever discovered for
mpurty of the blood because they not only cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious llumors hut also
promote proper and natural discharge from the Lungs
SKIN and Kidneys. Thus by single operation of this
wonderful purgave medicine the natural outlets the
system are opened and all morbid and corrupt humors
the cause odsease expelledin
the body Is restored TO health as ifhy magic.
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated, or improved Indian Veseta-
bile Pills. aid improve Digestion cure Headache and
Dizziness, Feycrs ScrOua, Cancers Gravel Inflammation,
Rheumatism, Pain in the head side, back and stomach
Dmrrhoea Dysentery and Collie. Pnlpatou OF the
Heart; Loss OF Appetite and owness of Spirits worms,
Bilious mplaintsOhstructions and other compaies
incident to women in when they have the most happy
effects.
For worms the pills areninble-many children in
New York have been spared othcrparentsb lifetime.
ly use otthese mild and eflcacOus Pills.
Thsis the most pleasant and eilicacous medicine in
the world and being treerom the usualtaste oimedicin
does moi produce nausea ORD disgust.
Price 25 cents per Box.
O. BENJAMIN SMITH MI D.
Presilen of the New York CuegeOf Health .isuponev
cry Box
For snle by G. CHAPMAN, Woodstock vt 2s7
Otis Chambcrlin, Pomiret Wooster Downer, Sharon.
Moril George Co., Stanford. Hiram Bnrncs, Thetord
Lewis $. Partridge Norwich ]. C. Brooks White nv
er. g. Tnkham, QueChec. u. Tan & Sons, laitsvIc
f. NJ. Stocker, IIartand. Walton Brown. fcichvne.-
l., Robinson, So Reading. Joseph A. smith, Ir"c,ors
Vile Sam :. Wheeler, Plymouth. EDWIN cement,
Bridaewater Jos Danforih Barnard y. L, Ncvans
Royal,on. Jeremiah Foster, Tunhrdee' u ii Ward
ner Windsor j. d. Baileyi Farlee.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily Hs follows.
Leave Boston at l-2 p. NJ. ,andarrive al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concordat3 -2 M. ard arrive at Boston al
l-2 the mex: morning.
Freight, PirstCqss, SO Second Glass $50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Boston and
other hour least before leaving to insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
AllPqssongers Baggage sh0Ildbe marked and when
valued at than $50 nouceshould be given and
ira charges paid, Orno clamror damage rloss beyond
rschs sum will he allowed. N.G. UPIiAM ,Sup't.
Oct, /, 1916. 261-u
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FOR TW MY YEARS THE MOST POPULAR
by IN NEW ENGLAND,

ENOR Coughs, Colts, ConSumptions. asthma, PEI
l. PhthiSic, Splitting Of Biood, Hopping Cou Ugh Bird
us, and Pulmonary -!Bections 4 Diseases Of The 4
NJ trcry KIM.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has now beer
extensively used for the past twenty Years, and pro-
with greater success than any 0;her article known
neNcd, we make few extracts from certificates OIL
sicians and Others.
| Physicians write us that "they consider il n sal
rery ,&cncjOuS remedy, that willno disappoint lhd
| enable expectations of Those who use it,"
| Another says have for some time past, been
| habit OF prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary BnlsI
! consumption, asthma, pleurisy, splitting OF b0oI
coughs, or pulmonary affections OF every kndj AMI
confidence recommend it rs superior TO any other ri
alton used for the above complaints"
A gentleman writes us ''that his physician, WI
the constant habit of prescribing II IL az comPla
| the lungs recommended him IL make tfdl Of il, n
| had consulted several physicians whohnd despaTet
recovery from severe affection OF the lungs, and
using it, the benefit he derived from it was such, IL
eral other physicians who attended upon him stat
they We're fully satisfied that ii was the best rem
could use.n
Another writes US, ",hat his wife, who has been
led with the phhsic, and has been under the
crhl eminent physicians for upwards Of thirty years
out having been hut little benefited, obtained imn&
relief on using il, She hus used ii upwards
years. and it has tGied Of giving relie nj onc
| The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for many I'd
| only article know MS Pulmonary BdlSdm. It's grea
rity has given rise great many spurious articles
/
ing put up so Ms To resemble it rs nearly as pOsst
often ioisred upon the public for the TRUE ariic
mpng these are Carriers Compound Pulmonary B
"Amercan Pulmonary Balsam," Vegetable Pull
| Syrup" pulmonary Balsam," "lndian Pnlmona
sam, "'IIunters Pulmonary Balsam," &c.-BewRl
of them. Enquire for the article by its whole mar
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, and he
get the TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by REED d 4
date Reed, Wing II Cntler,) Boston, and see iha
the written signature OF Nm Jonn cutter, upoI
low label on the blue envelope. Each bottle and
stamped vegetable Pulmonary Balsam." For
Druggists, ApoiheCaries, and Country Merchants
ly. Price % cents.
P.s.-MED1CMEs, PAINTS AND DYE sTtl
REED Il CUTLER offer a, their Drug Wsrehd
Chatham Street, Boston. one Of the largest and moi
plete assorments OF Medicines, Paints and Dy
that can be found, among which are-l5O cases X
Root-l0, 000 lbs. Cream 0l Tartar, purt-l5 kegs
carbonate of SOda--5O barrels EPSON Salts-2O
Camphor-o0 barrels Brlnstone-25 barrels Alum
es lnIigo-lO0 barrels Dye woods-l00 barrels WI
90 tons White Lend-lOO packages Apohecaries
Wnre-l50 bags Sumuch-Linseed Oil-spiris
tine, &C. &c. ApOtheCares, Physicians, Mer
Manufacturers and Dysrs, are invited 10 call befd
chasing. lug 0ta
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COWMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, heins appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District Of Hartford Com
missioners receive, examine AMI adjust all claims de-
manls Of all persons against the estateof
SAMUEL A. TIIRASHER,
late of Bethel III said District, deceased, and all cnims
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, SIX months from
this date being allowed for that purpose hereby give no.
tico that will attend to the business OF our appoint
men ut the honse of james Woodworh in said Bethel on
the Inst Mondays OF April and August next ut TO- O'Clock,
A, NJ on each of said DAYS
OLIVER IlNCHER, Commits
SENECA MARKS, sioncrs.
Bethel, March 9th l5i1, 35T3w,
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OPINION orAREGULAR PHYSICIAN.

EStcr, Me-, Sept. 80, 1916
This certifcs that have Recommended the use o
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases
Of the Lungs for two years past and many bottIss my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with benc
fetal results In two where il was thought con
Grmed consumption had taken place. the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
Il. BOYDEN, Physicians nj Exter Corner.
NO QuhCKERT! NO DECEPTlONm
All published statement OF cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect TRUE.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS AND 1MITA.
TONS The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Or.
Wstar's 1asam OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il is recommended, curing many nIlcr the
skill of the hest hyscians unavans, has ELECTED n
large and increasing demand for it. This fact has caused
several unprncpled connteeites and mitaiOrs TO palm
Off spurious MIXTURES oismar and appearance, for
the genuine Basam.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH w. FOWLE,
Boston Mass.
AGENTS. Woodstock, C. Chapman, Windsor, A. SII
WarJner, Chester Joseph IladIey, Pomlret, Otis Cham
berlin; Norwich f. l.. Z. w. Odds; West Bethel Smith
Blodse; Qncchee village Chase Smith Il Co.; White
River j. &. Brooks; Springfield r. AN. Burke, Weston
Foster Barker; Prociorsve, Joseph A. Smith; Fecl
vile, Eph-am Ross; IIartand E. NJ, :. II. stocker-
For sale also by Drugsestsand appointed Agents general
ly. 3l5-ly
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TITCHBURG RAILROAD!
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

ON and after Wedenesday June 10th nntturther ne,
~ tice, Passenger Trains will run rs follows;
Leave Chnrcsown nt and II A. NJ. nmd 5 p. NJ
Leave FtChburg at ~ and II A. NJ and l-2 p. NJ
Stages will connect ut FtChhurg with the first and
ond Trains from Charrstown for all the principal towns
in Western Massachusetts N. Hampshire and Vermont
Passengers leaving Boston Mondays, WEDNESDAYS and
Fridays at NJ will he nj Montpelier next day at l2M
and Saturdays they will arrive AT Montpelier and Bur
Ington the hours vim Windsor VT, they will he
carried through 10 Burlington in two days, via Rutland
by leaving Boston any week day att AN
Tickets tor the above and intermediate places can he
Obtained ut r. A. Staples, City Tavern, Bra,tle street
$. b. Kendall, No II Elm stand A. Ilapsood4 5 Brat
tie street.
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CASH WANTED

n must be settled by the fifteenth of Aprl, TO save
COST. GEORGE FISHER
Woodstock, March !, 1877, 355tC
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FRESH POND TRAINS


Leave Charlestown at and 10 A. NJ, 2and "a p. NJ
" Fresh Pond at Ia A. NJ. - Ms I2and SLAP NJ
3l5t 8. VI. FELTON,, Engineer & Supt.
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SPECIAL, TRAINS

will run to Wallhan and Concord MS follows:
Leave Concord for CharlrstOwn at 6.25 A. NJ
Walllam for do at G IS and 10 LEA. M.-3 3-4P NJ
Churestown for WaIlham at 20 A NJ, . - and
Up. NJ.
Charestown for Concord at7 p. NJ.
1TA Freight Train will run both ways over the road
daily.
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SIX YEARS AGO

The children began to cry for Shermans Lozenges The
noso was not so loud at that time but II has kept ncreas
nsever since, and has now become great that the
mouths olthe little scarcely be topped. DR. Sher
man sympatses with The little sufferers, md very much
regrets that any olhGm should he disappointed Know
ing the vast benefit which has been conferred upon the
community by the introduction of his inallible
WORM LOZENGES,
he has entered into arrangements for enargng his Manu-
factory by means of which he thinks he will be able to
supply the demand. And the pains md Will be
taken, that these celebrated ozenSes he made they
have always BEEN in order that those who depend upon
them, may not be disappointed in their hopes lie knew
when lie commenced the manufacture Of the worm LoZ-
enges that they would superscde the of every other
Vermgc as the Lnzenge very pleasant to the TASTE,
speedy in its effects, well ms certain and the quantity
required 10 effect perfect cure, is very small. These
properties in connection with the fact that they are sold
for % cents the box thus placing them in the reach Of
the poorest in the Land, has not only caused them to
take the place of every other yermge ever offered but
also rendered them popular to the community.
Dr. Shernans
COUGH LOZENGES,
continue to cure Coughs Colds, Consumption, Asthma
shortness nnd difficulty ofbreang, and other diseases
the lungs with the facility they did on their intro
uction and The people nave now become persuaded by
actual experience, that the occasion slight cold
they have only to step TO either The Drs Office OF
s Agents, and obtain box oihis cough ozenges which
are very convenient to carry in the pocket and to
take lew through the day. BY pursuing this course
cure il often effected in "a hOurs and the patient about
his business. So great is the celebrity of the Iozenges
that the thousands Of persons who have used them, and
become acquainted with their effects will be with
out Them
sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER
Inns cured more of rheumatism, Pnnn the Back,
side uld chest, Lumbago md weakness, than any app
cation that has been made. AS the celebrity of the
plaster has increased hundreds of unprinciped lascas
have attempted to conte reil II, aud palm II Off the
community ms the genuine. ~ Beware Of deception. II
Remember that the true and genuine plaster Is spread
upon reddish paper made expressly for the purpose, and
in every case the signature Of DR. Sherman printed up
on the back of the plaster and the whole secured by copy
right None others are genuine. Therefore when you
want real good Shermnns Poor mans Plaster, call
the Office LOG Nassau street and you will be disap
pointed.
Remember the number, LOG Nassau street, where all
DIR Shernnns lozenges are Sold His Agents arc Mrs.
Hays, 1879 Fulton street, Brooklyn, IIneson Williams
bnrsh and Reddng & Co.. Boston
For sale by Chares Chapman, Druggist, Woodstock,
Vermont. 390 e-o-n-lv
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Not week passes away without we have to re-
some Oft the most astonishing cures olOng ontinued
mn, lncinent Consumption, Bleeding ut the lungs,
chltls, Difficulty of Breathing, and the various diseas,
which the Lungs and Throat are subject, by SIIERMA
OIOSAONlAN or
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ExUactrrom Lev Bnrrett'scttcr.d dated
Canaan, Me. Feb. Sd, 1915.
The Pills which received of you have given such uni
versa satisfaction where they have been purchased, anl
the sale has been s0nniiorm that thought best 10 re
quest you to send me on more oithem immediate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-06

tATEo0'r Tor sa!c oae, or the other, on both, Of two tracts
w ofi"NNl1, living IN Campbell county. on the waters of
fi2icreoli one containing 60, The other 300 ACRES, moro
OF 'es lhrse tracts ol land adioin each other-are within
Ten mites ol L%yncAbt1g, seven oithe Courthouse of the coun-
~, and i've 81 New London.
he water Is fine, (n one place a boil lime stone spring)
tHes sol! = also limestone, adapted 10th culture of " hedt, to-
haere. com, u. The Improvements are convenient, on both
PLACES aud nc ncighbor.o.d unsurpassed iur hospitality.
PERSONS " no are in want Of such places viii do well TO sS
anime hf Themselves, as the subscribers arc determined
10 Oh eiticr The NAo'e, or psyt Of the above Ira is Of Land,
on reasonable irrH-, and length Of time, the money to bear IN
leie' iom the sale, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for the payment thereof, and the title to the
Land Itself be withheld until payment is made, as further
security.
Mr. Henry Nexanderliying near, will show the premises
Persons desiring to purchase viii address the undersigned, at
Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson county. Ohio
RICHARD J.. KICKS,
ELl/ABETl il. CLARK.
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NffkNs.NsA

shlbSEhsAA
A L rules held in The CLERKS ufice Of the the circuit
"a superior c MT ot law and chancery holden in and f.t
the tsnaty OF Campbell, the 9th day OF July, 1877:
" iliiam 4. Clark, Plaintiff,
against
Howard Bennett. James d.. Bennet. CHRISTOPHER Ben
net. Mlr.ttn Clay. Robert LENS, and james Bullock,
shcr.i!oi Campbell county. Defendants,
Is CHANCERY.
The defendants, Howard Benaet, James y. Bennct
Y christopher Bonnet, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according 10 the act Of assembly
aud the rules OF his court, and it appearing by satisiac-
ry evidence that ltey are not inhabitants Of this
commonwealth: Il is ordered. that they appear here on
the fist day d Inc next term Of this court, and answer
the bill 81 the Pla'ntit1. and that a copy Of this order bo
forthwith inserted in soine newspaper printed in the town
OF l%yhchburg tar two inoHths succeasiyclv. and posted at
the front door oithe Court House of lhis county On some
court cay. A c9py-leste.
JN0. l. ALEXANDER, Clk.
The parties 10 the foregoing suit are hereby notified
that, or The 2aaoi Superintendent. AT the Office ofJames
lfV!n' at I "lnPbeIl Court house, shall proceed 10 take
the dep1siilons, 10 be read as evidence ON the trial there
OF to be c.ntnuad from day to day until completed.
wv. q. ARK
july lQ-W2n
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August CIV iw
70 Mr.. William IL. Watson !:

10 Mr.. William ii, Watson:
Nih Having obtained a commission to take The deposition
- OF David \. DE Groh, Isaac Wintumute, Orris W. Beard
neoa i'arfin, Jr,, Pcyton Hamilton, George Hamilton and,
Thomas Carpenter and other witnesses for me in a suit dc
pehdlhg IN the tircuit superior Court of Law and Chancery,
Tor the town OF i-Nnchburg, wherein am pa intiHi and you
are defendant, and yonnot residing within this Commonwealth
''u haNing no Attorney IN tact within the same, 10 whom
notice OF the time and place of taking the said d positions can
be gwen, | now publish, for your information, that on the Both
day ct september next, at the Eagle Tavern, in the village OF
tdhiFa, lii thent1nS coudty and State of New York, between
ihc hours of eight in the forenoon and six in the afternoon,
shall proceed iotake the dispositions OF the said witnesses. TO
pe "a as evidence IN the said suit. Ii from any cause the
taxing OF the said dcpositions shall no, be commenced, or being
commenced, should not be completed on that dav, the taking
oi nc same VIII he adjourned from time 10 time, until sad d.
positions slaii be completed. Civ CT under my hand this, loth
dv 1t August. 1877.
y gust 23-nlw JOHN RELYtA.
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3TCHES. UsUELRI sc,
IL I.IIlA

- UjTCUES. JLUELRI sc,
Al Al ClION.
TWILL. hf sAd a public auction, without reserve,
w on "Wednesday 2}d day OF september next. 10
close the concern Of " lliams < Victor, all the stock Of
6.ods llen remaining On hand. The assortment Is qulte
good. consisting OF GOLD aud SILVER LEVER
WATCHES, all III good order, aud good for time pie
ccs Gold aud silver Spoclaelos. Pencil Gases of almost
every description. a great variety III Breastpins, Rings,
luckels, Narh Guards, Keys, Miniature cases, ~,
\ variety If Silver and Bnttdnia Marc,
Plated Candl,sllrLs. snuff Rs aud Trays.
An ssar'ment OF Military q lois, Sc, and all the mate
rails and Iuels for conducting the Match making. jew
elof's aud SllyeI5mith's business.
AI-5. viii be onered at the same time, Z Shares Of
Stock in the | %yuchhurg and Salem Turnpike Compa
ny. , SHARES II he j. II. aud X Company, 3 Shares in
the lAnrhbnlg and l'itt,ylyania Turnpike Company. =
Shares in the Concord, > Shares IN he Blue Ridge
and Share IN the Natural Brigo Turnpike Company
Que Hose, buggy and Harness.
TERMS OF SALE,
Allsnms under fifty dollars. cnsL. ON all above thar
1muant a credit Of six months viii give.
o. bargains Jay be had IN " alches, Jcwclry. s.
between tins tlne and the d., of sale.
1EliU WILLIAMS. 5, Fartuuof
WILLIAMS &NItTOR.
Aug. 80 tbs
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J. y l. L a B l. T. l. Il " u
OF SALE


yENIE SUBSGIdBtIiplsrs far sale his Traet Of and. in
4 the county Oh b 'dorA, on both sides of the Forest Road,
- mi cs bsIow Liberty and II from l~.ynbhbatg, Containing
about
500 ACR 8,
all the cleared Land in good heart. ai in a fine state OF i'm.
prnyemont, about 29 acres now in clover and other grIs,cs g.,
to which it is admirably adapted The Tract can very c N
.euicn,ly be d divided into Tracts, each wAha
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE.
two oftle houses being Immediately on the road, ami would
make good stands for houses of Entertainment, shops, &c, hay-
ing at his time shops in pctatian-Biacksmitl and Wheel
wright's-the other hoase (Niere the subscriber rcsdcs) is
about go wards from the road, a COM ci1fnt
TWO STORY nc USE,
very recently undergone a thorough repair--a first rate
APPLE ORCHARD, FINE GARDFN and othor Fml.
Trees OF every variety OF Fruit good barns shielded al.
around, good negro houses, with stone chimncvs, and ever
other house that is necessary, such as Kitchen, with Weav
ing house attached, lee House, with Il very comfortable room,
over, with fire plaec-a Ell Of irst-rate water in the back
yard. The whole place is as wei Watercd as any in the county.
W. snail creeks running through it, with a good potion Vi
bottom land, well set in grass.
The subscriber would take pleasure in showing the land e
any one wishing TO buy. In his absence the lard will be
shown by Mr.A. G. Crunk, Who lives on the place. POI
session given at tho end of the year, with the privilege OF PIE
paringt the Land and seeding at any tre.
August lG-wts JOHN s. IltiWIGIL.
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' a b
A + rules held in the Circuit superior Court If =.
y Gtanaers for The county Of Nelson, or MONDAY, IL. M
dat 81 jay, lal7: M 9TH
'on' iHG", Plaintiff,
James u. Goodwin, Clarle, w. Townsend. pa,ri.i ;,
ili"tok, William II Goodwin, Sterling Gail urnc 4 J.,
Johnson, Arthur Hopkins, Robert Moss, Iunslard a n.eoo
t christopher I. Estes, " inston pur,is. JoGn II. ms
Peter j. Hill, Robert Jones, WYATT rhaeker. p,ria,'"s'
ESers, Robert Whitehead Charles pcnon, N,ta"
Garrison, Peters s lleat, Alexander Brown, John ua'.'
SFotssoad Garland, MAJ! J. Il. Cutler, Executri< a NJ,
I. Cutler, decd, and SylNsnusAiccks, Dcfandart n"S'
II C~tlANCFRY.
IHe DelcrdaHt, James -. GooGv in. not la, IN rp,.uA,.
appearance and given security according to the act If A ..m
by and the rules of this Court, and it appearing bv .a,,,r"a
tory evidence that he Is not an inhabitant Of this emu"
wealth, On the motion oil the Plaintiff by counsel. II !, aaH.
& that the sand Defendant do apncar here ON the frs, l' =
September Tom next, and answer the bill Of 1hc pI,in;;G'
and that i COPY 81 this order be forthwith inserted n"a
c "patef published in the town ol I~ynclbtrg Tor ,wo
months ,' ''91Ntiy ana posted al the front door Of tie Court
House oil this county onsouc Court day.
\ Cepy-le>te.
July win :. II. LOVING. Cpk.
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will deem II worthy 10 oceuiy a place IN the fafmei-lt
Is IN your hands l. do wnh al what sehinesl 10 Soh V's's
/ DIS lain airy Gamiiarty with mfiu = ihi 'hs prs
and il il is unfinished hy you. | shall conclude that You
think with me. that ..nary uu kles make a mIekle.'
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f0lIlCAi..
iircaa ms Episcopal Recorder.
tssa Mailer.


sy Rry. ,H.s. WEST II
ese seats # bliss,
Perhaps m, gltuue hanr. BAsRst
y Hook u,pa, the moonlight shy,
Tic Peaks Of Otter standing by,
Lifting their rncly submits high,
In Natures strength and pride
9 z Above me slows the polar star,
More honored than It's iellows arc,
Fixed Sentneta at heavens bar,
NAert Thousand wanderers glide.
And refund that SHINING sentinel,
As II enehaincd by mage spell,
The Soar his circuit vaiketh well
Among tho lamps Of time
A glorious constellation, bright
rh spasklinSs Of that blessed light,
Which God poured forth upon the night,
In lam creation. prime.
! loved thee in . iormcr day,
Nh,n II Was mine awhile 10 stray
by ~liudseus wave, and tune the lay
Ny dreaming iancy Wrought
When ftom Thy pathwa, in the slirs
Thou did'st look down with gentle eyes,
A. hstenlng 60 those minsirelsies,
Vita sober musings iuught.
! loved thcc when I SAW ihoe SHINE
On that long eheiishcd home ofmnc,
Which for the cross / raa resign,
An exile from its io,s-
There hateI often gazed On thee,
1feadAag IN solemn majesty,
Thy mighty rouna, yt ever free
From SORROW that destroys.
Ard rex, again. l hrd thee lcrc,
Among the mountains, bleak and serc,
still DOES thy raaisn, larm appear
10 cheer my dropping h,an-
When night usu4s The elandlcss sky,
In that rthofial Klore on higb,
Wit sieait pee and heanins &C,
Suu lovely thsio thou ant.
Aud may | not s1ue future day,
When, earthly ttsmmels cas-, away,
Ne ham al Josh remains tostay
The taa1osn a, Tic soul
When ioil no male ny eosthall close,
Nnrspaee a hiudan-c inteJpu~e
10 tbsthald flight Tie Iiut Knows,
Where snus AID f~ystens roll,
May ] net floo, bsigbt farm, viii thce
In closcr fellowship agree,
And watch, in nighf, trayely,
The angel ct lie pile
Ms, 1 nj thcn, Wh,rc planets play,
And eonsi a%latiaas tlrad their Wy,
IL holy JOY dclialt to sHt,
And tnd The 4iit's gal ?
o0od Lei me 50 low Thee here,
Nhers seen in palt Thy works appear,
That thou and ihev shall be mure dear,
Ahcn, from a l9iiior station near,
l grasp The wondsous whole.
Bedford, va, Aug. i. ts17.