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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-20
The state of Indiana Jefferson COun-

William Stewart, sol. for petitioner
November II, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
LIST OF LETTER RS.

Il I L E Z II s,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Van Buren, Ar
kansas, the 36th of September, l649, which
taken within three months, will be sent to
the General Post Office dead letters
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
l. A N G Il X E. E'S
" 'sSECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.

lAG Just returned from Cincinnati, where
contracted for the engraving, printing, &C.,
nHS SECTIONAL Mar OF Arkansas, would re-
ny INFORM the public, that the above Map will
,of delivery in January next.
Se done in the finest style of line engraving
Ae most competent engravers west of the
es. Said Map will show all the Greeks,
Offices, County Seats, and every section
.onai section on each navigable stream in
-, ~ 50 that persons may point to the tract on
hSe. In addition to these / have laid
~ 'ne Maps on file in the Office of Col. Rear
,.a ana lo selected by the State of Arkansas as
.,r ' 'o1,ooO acres donated by Congress, the
lands, anas, the Salt Springs with the twelve
;aehed to each also all the Military Land
ss are laid down, "a taken from the books in
sn,n office; and if any changes are made in
ny lines, or new counties formed by the en-
l will be enabled to show them all
Ihee, in neat pocket form with clasp, 81,
spienddly colored and vanished, S5-
reAet map can be sent to any part OF the State
a ana as orders are rapidly coming in, those
procuring it early, will please send in their
soon as possible c. LANGTREE.
Rock, Nov. Z, 1913. ~ . o o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
ROCK III OTEL

MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
open Tor the accommodation of visitors and
oosrders, by the day, month, or year, tina,
9args ediice On the bank of the river,--the
Sthe State House, in the city of Little Rock
lhe house has been thoroughly cleansed
Esaea' newly furnished, and entirely renovated
respect His table will always be abunda ntly
L Win the very best the market affords A
Room is opened in which may always be
~'spsPers from various parts of the United
= Rock HOTEL will be opened on the 5th day
/ ", lo49 r47-tfI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
A G r | c U LIT URAL.

Wheat Crop and CuAure-Best Varieties.-tn
reference to varieties of wheat. we would state
that IN nearly all parts of the country it appears
that The Mediterranean has done the BEST Per.
haPs, however, other early kinds, as the Alabama,
virginia, &C., have done as well under similar cir.
cumstances, and these, we believe are considered
OF better quality for market than the Mediterra-
mean. We also suggest 10 farmers, that il is not
IN the least probable that we shall often expert
ence SO disastrous wheat season as the present
one, and, in districts where the crop has seldom
before been injured by the rust, it may not be ad
visable to abandon the well-tried and hitherto most
profitable kinds.
The red straw has for two or three wears ri.
pened earlier than any other within our know.
ledge, and many other farmers have procured i,
for seed. This year, we are informed, the berry
ls not quite as good as usual, being slightly iniur-
ed by rust; and another early variety. called
missouri bearded variety with brown chafF and
berry, has turned out better than any other
- Fl. .t.l Ohio CultirQtor.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Two Dutchmen, travelling. took up camp toge~
ther at night. Being much weared by their day 's.
march, they soon fell asleep. After they had
slept some time, one Of them was awakened by a
thunder storm. He got up much affrighted, and
called to his companion TO arise, as the day Of
judgment had come. Lie down, lie down, YOU
fool do you tnk how de tay of shudgmens
would come in de night % 1a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
SNIFF AND TOBACCO.

NRAVELEY, Metcalf Candif and Otey's supe-
" rior James River Tobacco, Mrs Millef and An
dersons fine cut Chewing Tobacco, Scotch, Maccouba
and Rappec Snuff, Tobacco Pouches. andso forth. for
sale by June 80, 49, WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

" Religion in California.-There are eight
places of public worship in Caiifornia-Ba ptist,
Presbyterian, Congregational, Episcopaan, Swe-
denborgian, Mormon. Roman Catholic, and Ha.
waans. The Methodisls have got church, but
no minister.
The Episcopal clergyman stands among the
Highest SC churchmen,' as he has called his orga-
nizaiion. g the Reformed Catholic Church Of the
Holy Trinity" ~. ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
BOOKS.

BOOkS.
- EMARkABtE Events in the History Of America
III DR.. Olins Travels in the East
Lamartne's History of the Girondsts, Vols
War of Mexico and its Heroes
Dealings with the firm os Domby & Son.
Orators of France by HeadIey.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of Genl. Putnam.
Chalmers on the Power and Goodness of God.
Festus, by Bailey. .----
Mills Crusades-
Adirondack or Life in the Woods, by HeadIey.
Bancroft's History of the U. States.
Life of the Apostles.
Book of 1000 Songs.
The Minors Guide.
California Guide book
Fremont and Emory's travels in California.
Oregon and California.
American Manual
Abbott's Corner Stone.
Barnes Notes 10 the New Testament
Hving's Works, or Tales of a Ira aveller.
Washingto and his Generals by HeadIey
Napoleon and his Marshals oy HeadIey.
With number of other and alua BILE books
for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
June %, 1S49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
j COMFORT FEMALE SEMINARY
II. CLARKE. Editor.
snTaI n ISHED WEEKLY. i

ASH ,NGTON COUNTY. ARKANSAS.
MARSHALL (formerly Mfss ANN JAMES,
hald respectfully present her grateful acknow
Is to he- Patrons and the Friends for the very
manner in which they have sustained her
-1hefto, and would now inform them, that with
Sanee o. her husband, the Rev. L. S. MAR
Mss HANNAH JONES, and Ma HlNCK-
sneh Teacher, additional facilities will be af-
i'ung Ladies in the following branches OF Fe-
leatIon, at the next and succeeding Sessions
''ntns. commencing the Goth September, Ie49
HaIScuEs 10 90
'tar, Vocal Music, DRAwISe, PAINTING,
Itra, 2 OO
nos on PIANO FoRr.. 30 oO
| ,Ag at from 81 90 to 81 25 per week, can be
| 5olse
'OohFoRr, WASHINGTON CoUsTY, June 81, fS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

care these rooms to let ?" said polite gentles
man to handsome young lady. as he placed his
foot across the threshold. :. Yes, SIR" ss nd
let alone Z"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

A Bible and newspaper IN every house, good
school in every district, all studied and appreciat-
ed they merit. the principal support Of vir-
tue, morality, and civil liberty.-FrankLin. ssr 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

LBS A. B. STEEL, $50 lbs E. B. do, 200
IL. spring do, 900 German do, $50 Shear do,
w., ior sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

UPersons calling for any of the above letters will
please say they advertised. IGE. N A r.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

Gen. Taylor, in response 10 tosst that
'he never sursenders, erceptto the Ladies"
given at the Louisville dinner, after much
importuning IN The part of the company tnr
. speech, related the following snecdose,
which wa fined in the Courier:
''Gentlcmen," he said "thers was once
friend Of mine in the Navy who commanded
. iine ship in that service, and who was
somewhat renowned Tor the elegance IL his
entertainments. He, however, had stan
ding rule on such occasions was TO
thrash the cook whenever he gavo dinner.
On one occasion, when he entertained
some distinguished dignisaries in The Med.
iterrancan. q war worn officer leaned a.
cross the tnble and observed in . whisper,
"wsll, Captain, think tho cook will escape
the eats to-day" "No," exclaimed the
Captain, "don't you 900 those posatoes-
they nre mot Of the same size-blass him I'll
pay him III Tomorrow" Nov gentlemen
your entertainment to-day 10 really N
sumptuous that think the cook should %.
cspe."-[Loud laughter aud cheersl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

A L0NG SPEAKIN0 TRUxrEr.-Mr.
Whis,law, n civil Engineer, ai Loudon, has
just mndo Gu,,a Peschs Speaking Tru,n.
pet, three quarters of a mile long. Mr..
wh'sslsw has given the oame Of 1slakos.
phanon 10 this nav instrument. By speak.
ing in very INV tonc 1t Que end 0f il, the
voice is heard in loud tone at the other
extremity. Thus conversation may be
kept up between two persons at q great
distance from ench other, without lie being
heard BY intermediate people. To call
the attention Of the ono with whom the
conversation 10 to be held, whistle 10 in-
sroiuced At the end Of the instrument,
and tho sound in passing through tho tube
acquires the power Of trombone. At the
last session of tho British Association, Mr.
Whistlsw presented the Society with I
Telskouphnnon ninety feet long; he up
piled ono end oft to his mouth and ths
other to the mouth OF . horn held b,
another person, aud played in this mannc
''God save tho King" on the horn, which
in this way received the breath Of persor
placed hundred feet distant. After thi,
curious experiment, Mr.. Whistlaw address
cd tho Bishop Of 81. Davis, who Va.
present, and told him, BY way Of joke, thu,
BY the help IT these instruments . clergy
man charged with two or three parishes
might transmit from his study, without
quitting his chair, ono sermon siMnltane
ous'v tn oil bis parish churches which re-
mnrk excited the hiliarisy Of the revercne
gentleman ind the rest Of tho company.
Jour. Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Numerous paragraphs are saost Ia the
English and American jousnsls respecting
tho Electric Light" a. il 10 termed, now
heing exhibited 10 England by gentleman
named Static II 10 wonderful invention,
and ono Of the moss remarkable OF this eye
Of wonderful inventions. For brillisncy
and chespnsss il 10 unequalled, and We
fully believe il will, ere the passnge ol
many yenss, supercede gas 10 the illuminn-
ting of cities, and he used in all government,
light houses. A lev weeks since 10 com.
menting on 90 article taken from al En-.
glish paper in relation to this light, We Sta
ted that We, ~ the editor Of daily paper
10 Cincinnati, had first introduced thi,
Same light to the public, aud that il was
invented BY our brother, j. MILroN SAN
DERs, and afterwards taken 10 England BY
himselfand young man Of Cincinnati,
named JoHN STAIR, since dead. They
made several grcst Improvements on il
there, and our broihsr sold his interest in
the invention, end returned to bic family,
leaving Starr 10 England. We have JUS,
received letter from our brother. vino, in
speaking Of tho Light, and our article,
thus remarks:
Tho Light Of which you speak b Of ny
oUn invention, aud belongs 10 no other
person. invented il in Newport. KY, in
tho Fall Of 1874; and ] have in my pos
session letter written from Birmingham
England, BY John Starr, in which he gives
nc the full credit II the entire invention
This Mr.. Static, who 10 now exhibiting the
light, snd occurring about il, il the very
man to whom the light was sold. IIe nets
John BuII-Iihe in every particular, claiming
tho while - his own invention, although
] used il At Newport two or three ysars be-
fore he ever heard Of il; and finally, he
bought il of thosc 10 whnm furnished the
original diagrams and information. Starr
in his letter admits this. aud more too.--
tie SAYS, 81 seek not for tame or wealth,
except that which lies in tho heart and
brings Immortality" appearing to nntici-
pate the death which % SOM ensued"
Cairo Delta.
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fuI Meet FUNERAL or 4 SLAVE.

b . Correspondent ef Ne Home Journsl.1
Travelling recently, On business, 10 the
interior Of Geosgis, reached just ct sun.
Get, the mansion of The proprietor, through
whose estate los the last half hour Of my
journey ! he'd pursued my way. My tired
compaaioa psicksd HE eass, and with Low
vhiony Indicated bic pleasure, . l turned
up the broad svsnue leading TO the house
Calling to black boy in Wow, ! babe him
inquire of bic owosr il could b sccommo.
dated With lodgings fos The aieht.
Ny request brought the propristos him.
eslf TO The doos, and from thence 10 The
gate, when after . scsusinizing glance q
my psrson end equipments, he inquired my
name. busi0esa, and destination. prompt
y responded to bic questions, and DO invi.
ted No TO alight end enter the house., in The
true spirit Of 6oushssn hospitality.
He vac sppsrsnsly thirty years Of age,
and svideatly man Of education and 70.
finemsns. lsooa observed IN cir Of gloomy
absssscsioa about him; hs said bus little,
end even thae little seemed the result Of IN
s(Jost 70 o6viats the seeming want of civil.
isy 70 stranger. AZ supper tho mistress
At the mansion appeared, and did the hon.
ore q the table, 10 her particular depart.
ment; she Vas sxcssdingly lsdyliks sud
beautiful, Only - sostksra romes sre, thai
10 bsyood compasisoa With those Il any
other possios Of this republic have eve,
sssa. She retired Immediately after sup.
per. cod servant handing some splendid
Hsbssnss On small silver tray, We he'd
Just seated ourselves comfortably before
Abe enormous Ere of oak wood, whom Q Ger
want appeared q tho end door near my
host, bet 10 baud. and uttered ia subdued
but dissiaee tones. Tie, 10 M, startling
words
'hlasess, Do co(iin hab CONE
Very wsll,' vas the oaly reply, and the
sssvans disappeared.
Ny host remarked my gaze Of inquisi.ive
~oades, and replied 10 it,
4 have bssa ed, sad.' ssid he, to-day
] hsvs hsd . greater mis(ossuns than ! have
sxpssisncsd siacs my iathss's death.
Josl THE morning ths tsusst and most sslia.
e'e lsiesd I he'd il tho wosld--ons whom
hsve bsea secuslsmsd 70 hnooe and respect
sisee ny saslisse sssollsctioa; 10 vas the
P'syasse e ~ l1hsss youth, end The
msoess e mise; 1Aish6sl essvass, % boz
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

POSTAL ARRANGEMENT IN CALEDONIA
"A sort Of post-ofiice communication is
frequently established BY tho em'Qran,
companies. The information which they
desire TO communicate il sometimes writ.
ten upon the skull Of bufIaloes- sometimes
written upon ANAL strips ofsmoosh planks,
and .. others stake or stick being driven
into the ground and spli. a, tho top, manu-
script mute !. inserted il il. These are
conspicuo,,sly placed At the eide ofthe trail,
md are seen and read BY succeeding CON-
Panies. One Of tho last. described notes
We saw this morning. Il purportcd to be
written by the captain Of company from
Platte county Mo. portion Of which was
bound for California. and . portion for Ore
gon. Il consisted Of sixty-six waggnns.--
They had travelled up the Platte 4 con.
sidersble distance. passing through the
Pawnco villages, with which Indians they
had some difficulties. They had also suf.
tered much from the rains and high waters.
They were nov one day in advance sf ".
:. >. We found near tho mouth Of
cash HolIow,"a small log cabin, which
had been erected last winter by some trap
Pers, returning 10 the settlements" who,
on the account Of the SHOWS, Ind been conn.,
PEELED to rcmnin here until spring. This
rude structure has, BY the emiRsnnts, been
turned into sort ofa general post office
Numerous advertisements in manuscript
are posted On ito walls outside, descriptive
OF lost cattle, horses, &c.,; and inside. in =
recess. there was large number Of letters
deposited, addressed to persons in slmos,
every quarter Of the globe, with requests
that those who past would convey them 10
tho nearest post.officc in the States. The
place had something of the sis of cross.
road settlement, end &c fingered around !,
some time. rending tho advertisements and
overlooking the letters. What eau in
California.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

A WAG0na MAyoR.--The following mr..
ticle from the South Boston Gazette, will
show that Boston can boast Of comicaI
Mayor, % we'll - soms oshsr places We 10,
Of:
We have never asen this joke Of sx. May.
Or Quincy's in print, i too good 10 b
lo@t. Mr.. Evsns' who has = contract with
the CITY Ew filing up the fats on the Neck,
invited the late city government to exam.
inc his rad and bic famous digging machine.
Aiter satisfying their curiosity end admi.
ring tho wonderful machine. their attention
vas called to offended collssion prepared
By Me-. Evans fos thsis entsrtsiomens, near
the scsoe d bic digging operations. Mr.
Quincy took the head u tho table, end
very ersvely observed to HE colleagues, ~
follows: ''GentIemsn. your attention il 70.
qnested TO this new machine which Mr..
Evans has invented tos ellise the Gss ol
,hs city" The Cling process immediately
commenced.
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sfns KlaoDen Or COD Is wlHlIN You."
~ niss HARRIEr wrxsLow.


Pilgrim TO the heavenly city,
Cropping wildesed on thy way
Look not 10 the outward landmark,
List not what the blind guides cay.
For long yesrs thou hast been seeking
Some new idol found each day;
All that dashed, oil that glissered,
Lussd thee from the path away.
On the outward world relying,
Earthly treasures thou would'ss hesp;
Titled friends and lofty honors
Lull thy higher hopes to sleep.
Thou srs stored with worldly wisdom,
All the lore of books 10 thine:
And within thy stately mansion
Brightly sparkle wit and wine.
Richly droop the silken curtains,
Round those high and mirrose halls;
And On mossy Persian carpets
Silently thy proud sep falls.
Not the genslest wind Of heaven
Dsves too roughly fen thy brow,
Nor the mosning's blessed sunbsams
Tings thy cheek with rudy glow.
Yet midst Ill these outward riches,
Has thy heart no void confessed
WhispeSing, though each wish be granted,
Ssill, oh still an no. blessed!
And when hsppy, careless children,
LuSsd thee with their winning ways,
Thou hast sighed in vain consriion,
Give me hack those golden days.
Hsdss thou stopped to learn their lesson,
Truthful pseachess-they had told
thou thy kingdom hss torsaken,
Thou hast thy own birthrighs sold.
Thou sst heir 70 vast possessions;
Up and boldly claim thine own;
Seize the crown-that waits thy wearing
Leap ct once into the throne.
Look not 70 some cloudy mansion,
'Mong the planets far AVA:
Trust not 10 tho distant future,
Let thy hesv. begin to-day.
When thy struggling heart hath conquered
When tho path Lies fair and clear;
When thou art prepared for heaven,
1hov sosH ind Ut1t heares i here.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

THE EaIAL LOCOMOTIVE SrAnrsD.-
Tho New York Tribune gives the following
account Of the experiments with this na-
chine, On Tuesday Of last week:
An exhibition If the model Of Porter e.
Rohjohn's wriai loc"motivs wss made yes
'erdsy afternoon 10 the Exchange, and was
perfectly successful. The Aoas or spindle
shipped balloon, made Of gold .besier's skin,
was al,ont ten feet long, TO which vas
suspended . stesm-eugine in miniature,
weighing water, and I'll complete
about three or fo,r pounds. Notwilhs,aud.
ing it, dimioutive size, The engine turned
tho light paddle. wheels ofthe machioe with
esse. md kept in motion as the wsies iasted
The rudder was set 1, Nv the balloon in n
circle. Il was started from tho eastern
door Of the rotunda, and went up steadily,
propelled by tho engine, in . regular ~
ration 70 the roof--making two full circles
on ito way. Here, a weight having been
attached. i dsscsnded in spiral, following
the Get u the rudder, and landed sa6slv.-
This experiment WAS repeated . sscood
time with like result, end N fav % hyine
in quiet wny goes, tho locomotive may Be-
considered fully successful. Il remains 10
b ssen whether large mschinc, similarly
co0structed, would sslsly resist the viclsat
connections Of The open cir. There was
large nomher ot persons present yesterday.
Who testified. BY . hearty applause, their
opinion Of the exhibition.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

Hyou Sosm stsoag sstschmeot 10 viz.
tuous woman, dare u msrsy early. L Il
batter 10 b Poor than wicked. Cherish
the objsct a your early love. Be indussri.
QUE, snd trust 70 Providescs. Thus shall
you please Cad and your own bssst, II il 10
Rood one. and displssss mono but IN IN.
judging end wicked world. snd perhaps .
Sev efyeUs eevsaous rslaainas.
boEe's Moral EasGv.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

The expectation ofpemea IN California IL
proposed. The New York Commercial il
csedibly informed ofa projected sxpssimsa.
Of this sort. j says:
A lady, yell known author and IN en-.
ihusiastic phrenoloeisi, has made proposals
70 take oat given number Of females % .
6ons eds eommeecial sssespsiea.
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Acabinet msksr il Charleston ADVERT
80 scradlss end co(Iins, with I'LL the nec-
sssasy iolesmediats farsituSe.~
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VOLUME 0.-NO. 81.
THE GAZETTE,

THE GAZETTE.
u issued every Thursdsy morning, BY SAM
Dsas & DAVIS, in the city Of Davenport, at the
TERMS:
One copy, one year, payable in advance, $500
" months, $50
I" u I" 800
TO CLUBS.
SCOPES, one year, $1,000
~ 1900
ls " Z" $500
rs I" 5000
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square az lines) ono insertion, 1i,Oo
!" " each additional 50
fof three months 400
8 Is elk - 600
- one year 1900
Professional esrds (under six lines) one year 800
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

CUaIoUs DisCovERy.-In tho great Pyr.
amid ri Egypt is email opening At the top.
the depth ii which has never boon sounded.
Another aperture ofthe Same size exists
as the foot of the Pyramid. Il was long
conjactnred that these two openings com.
municated with each other. bu, no means
could BE- devised to establish the fact, till
the prnblem wss solved recently BY The
ingenuity ofan Arab. He took cat and
her kittens, placed the old cat in one aper.
t"re and the kittens in The oshsr, and stop
ped up both with stones. The next day
he opened them, and fnund cat and kittens
oil together 1t the fact ofths long passage.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-19

HAIL CoLuaBIA.-Among the letters ol
excuse TOT n-attendencc received by the
committee of Arrangements for the rscen,
Franklin Featival'in New York, vss one
from "Old J"ho." father Of the press.-
He relatea the following inciden. in bic
carly life:
One day had got to b foreman 10 the
ofIice Of tho Philadslphis Gazette, On
evening paper; piece Of poetry came ia
q late hour. and, ~ was supposed. was
aI' sss up. But just - 70 vsrs going to
press. il was discovered that The copy was
written on both sides, end that 10 had
omitted hail. By dins of great scsaschioe
10 got the ssmsisdes Up IN pretty rood
time. The piece Of poetry bas made COO.
siderable ooise in tho world siucs that dsy.
u wss tho soeg of.HsiI Columbis," Ia tie
original manuscripts Of The sushos, Judge
Hopkiasos.
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INDIAN PHILOSOPHY.


We arc oil happy, bless'd end free,
We're happ in the sphere We be;
No future being need We fear,
For oil are happy in their sphe-s.
Unnumbsr'd grades Of being move,
Around, within, below, above;
Nature, their author and their friend,
Doth equal bliss to esch extend.
Almighty Nssure, fixed - fste,'
Has formed oil beings for their state:
They oil ere bleed, content end free
Both happy they. and happy We!
The same vast wisdom 10 display'd
in forms whose worlds . grassy bl de-;
Then sure in Reasons eye they are,
Like objects Of wise Natures care.
We are but bubbles on the ses
OF matter, and must shortly DO
Dissolved, and to that sea again
Return like oil the insect train!
Our particles may live again,
Recognised in Natures chain;
But future being none need fear,
For each 10 happy in his sphere:
cHoRrs.
They oil are happy, bless'd and free;
Both happy they, and happy We.