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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-10
q Selected Gale.
8 From the Southern Li,eny Gazette.
Z HE MAROON.
A LEGEND OF THE CARRIBEES.
By W. GILMORE. sIMMs, ESQ,
Author of |. The Yemnssee," etc.

al was right, sir, !" said Juan aloud, as he re-
turned to the. seat of his uncle. who had been
watching with some curiosity the progress of
this conference, of which he heard not, of
course, q siugle syllable. " She is prudent and
sensible. She win not interpose with prayer or
argument to banlk the ends of justice She
will not n,eddle with his fate"
There was something like Disappointment in
the dark, malignant features OF Velasquez
@ Yet did she seem exceedingly slow in COM
ing to her resolution Y
aRyno means, sir. She was prompt enough;
but here the sentence was concluded in
whisper that reached only the ears of Velas.
quez-a but it was my policy to persuade her,
if possible, that her entreaties might avert his
fate. Could I have succeeded, it might have
served to confirm and strengthen our suspicious
But she is firm-she may be guiltless! But Of
the guilt of Lopez there can be no doubt She
denies not that"
Juan had his own motives for this statement
He did not despair, yet of finally overcom.
ING the resolution of the woman. His passion
in this, somewhat baffled his Judgment. But
of this hereafter.
Well, there is nothing left but to punish
Cn0 OnesT OffIIS htul fOTtu.
Juan retired-the anxious soul of the lady
followed his parting footsteps, but her eyes
maintained steady and unfalteriug gaze, as
before, neither resting upon nor absolutely
shrinking from the countenance of Veiasquez
The; pilot was again summoned to the side of
the latter.
aWellw was the brief but Ineligible in
quiry, It was sufficiently understood.
I'VE approach, Senor"
aGooat: see to your ship"
The pilot disappeared-a hustle announced
new parties to the scene, and, preceded by Ju-
an q youth came forward under the conduct
of.two soldiers. He was maHacled hand and
foot. and moved with difficulty. The rattling
of The chains was heard. 1t smote upon the
soul Of the woman, but she turned not once her
head. The eyes Of Velasquez were uron her.
A savage grin lighted up his dark, sat,;.ic coun-
tenance, and left no doubt in the minds those
who befeld that he meditated purro g of the
deadliest malice, The youth in bops was of
graceful person and handsome features, but
thew were not those Of man Of character or
courage. The cheeks were of deadly pale
ness-st lips quivered with apprehension-th
whole air and expression were those of one to-
tally unequal to the trial that lay before him
His eye wandered restlessly and apprehensive.
" to the coantenances Of one or the other Of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-10
1poetifal department.
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
5 VOICES OF THE SEA.

BY MISS II. E. WENTWORTH.
SEA! from out thy fower-crowned alsles.
Where the flashing sunlight smiles;
Sea! from out thy sullen caves,
Hoarsely murmuring to thy waves:
While the winds their masses keep,
AS through the forest pines they sweep;
Say, thou vast and sullen sea-,
Hast thou not voice for me!
Not of gems that pave thy foor'
{ Coral, pearl, or madrepore;
o, from thy wide waste of wrecks,
Hearts that persisted from their decks,
Clinging wildly to the mast,
While the storm howled rudely past;
Say, from these thou sounding sea,
Hast thou not a, voice for me!
These, for whom was wasted long,
Cheerful mirth and buoyant song;
These, for whom the prayer was wept,
While the storm its fury kept;
These, the loved, the light of earth,
Rent from home and household hearth
From their graves-unfathomed sea,
Hast thou not voice for me!
Where their upturned faces shine,
Underneath the ocean brine
] And their locks Of matted hair,
Cling around thy sea-fowers fair;
( And the lips of livid light,
Gleam amid thy rubies bright;
Say, from these, thou rolling sea,
Hast thon not voice for me?
Hear ] not their dying groan,
In thy wild waves ceaseless moan
Shrieks Of agonizing prayer,
Bursting on the midnight air:
! Voices choked with silver sanas,
Washing from thy yearly strands!
Ever rolling, restless sea,
Thou hast mournful sounds for me!
Sea! whose breakers beat the shore,
While thy turbid waters roar;
Mighty main, unfathomed food,
Harp of Heavens Eternal God,
Never staying IN thy flight,
Rushing onward in thy might.
Sea! relentless, dreadful Sea!
Thou hast sounds Of woe forme!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-10

MICHAEL ANcELo's WILL-This great ar
tist lived to the age of eighty.nine, and then
died uttcring his last will in these words: "My
soul Iresign to God; my body to the earths
my worldly goods to my next ofkin."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-10

Germans call church-yard Gods Field;
a beautiful name suggestive olhepeful thoughts.
So we should ever be taught to see it-think il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09

over bic soulr u sinya deep r6pDso. Go and
drink thrreirum tl6u whom fortune has
uo' favored, and lhou VILE soou feel lhysslf
nrh Thou MAJ est 90 forth into the world
lnd Aud tAytrlf everywhere a. l1me' thou
'au.f cultivate thrsrlfin thy liule cLtuber
iIy f1pHds arr over around dice, aud carry
on uirr conversations with thre nature au-
l.uu.ly, hoptfu orc accessible ~ thee The
industrious tinml'm nf the ant the works of
mau. lhr ainbow and music records offer a.
thy souI equal hospitality,
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f,am Ithars Hos,s Glasl,
FRAGMENTS or THOUGHT.


Can We wonder that men 20 o0cn act A.
traitor. to their fellow, when We reflect tina,
every day they work treason against them
scl,cs ll thc folly 6nd Cyit IN -thclr own
hearts
Men see great projects carried out, great
impcdiWcnts removed, great events come to
pass, anJl they are struck with amazcmcnt-
Did they but reflect, how evident il must boz
that genius energy, aud perseverance, well
directed, can conquer the most formidable
adycrsarics of true Greatness
fife be- battle how MAD must he be- who
fails to arm himself for The contest. II Ito be
q storm, how infatuated f. hc whn sleeps while
hi. bark H. driven amid unknown wntcr, If
life be pilgrimage, how unwisc.is lee who
.lrny- from the right rond until tho twilight
shadows gather round him.
Virtue /, the armor OF him who woull de-
stroN li, MOS. in,ctcatc foes, Let hum be
ware that neither helmet nor brcast-platc be-
missing else the enemy viii pierce with per
chance a doa,h-pi,up dart
How often do we err in our conceptions of
the persons and thiug- around us! Aud yet,
We are alway. ready to depend implicitlyup-
on our own judgments.
Tie wise man I, ever Icauing Tie Tool
/ thinks hc has learned enough; 80 the good
. man Hi2hczeX 10 bc hettcrwhilc the trans
/ prcssor hncyiug hnisclfas worthy ~ many
others, is content to be like them.
Could we all resolve to do as much good rs
is in our power acting upon the resolution,
what incalculablc happiness might we win for
ourselves what ploducss might we di1usc o.
scr the existence of others.
The world i. apt to blame too much the un-
successful, while crnvtrr- 10y far too little
ihe viie and unjust
Happiness aud sorrow are the measures of
our mortal life, We willingly record the mo-
mchts Of gladness, aud SORROWS hours make
their pwn impress.
! Can he whose soul ycarns for the immor-
tasny ofhc5Ncn, ever he given up to despair
-hcrt Beyond tumultuous pillows and over
mountains Wrapped in gloom. Is thcrc not a
light stirring to chccr the pilgrim and the
WAY fucr2
( II Is folly to rcpmc at every slight evil that
main to.Io, sogThoHgh we may feel exquisite
chance obltcratc it hh tomorrow. They Vic
meet many ills, are apt TO overcome them
with greater ease than they do whose trials
= come but seldom It's the part of wisdom
To- Smile at adverse and trying circumstance,
ever knowing that the Great Ruler of time
and eternity has promised 10 those who mo-
ny struggle, glory unfhdtug.
Life seems to he an uucnding experiment.
Now We form sage conclusions, anon, they
crr ali scattered before some discovery we
make Of things hitherto unknown. We meet
toda' with him upon whom we look as he
ing of surprising worth; another sun rises
and we awake to find the admired one a fiail
morLal Ike nlhnrs
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A rRAGEpINN,s nErENCE.


Az iGuemp PLAYER, possessed Of more wit
than money, was d Few da,, ago driven Iy
lLe bari u,>icr hunger, "a commit the high
crime ct r-ri-tiit.s. hen raa~t.- la the -nrigh-
'iprhood Of birmingham, aud being uniuckil,
tlrircica IN Abe net, was carried before u
EenCh 81 mJgistrdtrr. wirrr
fully proved. The knight of the bu-Aiu. how
tt5la ,dsiin 4. CALLED upon Tor his defence. AS
"l1t.tDfs speech ,a4hp Romans on tHgl&!ng
uf Caesar vi, cnsc iu the tolluwiu9 manner;
.-..;,Bliia..s. hunpr y men aud cpicurc, hear
me for iry cause, and bc silent that you ma,
hear; believe me Tor mine honur, that you may
tIrlit---; ai-4..ia aud a.
wake your senses, that you may better judg,
lfthcrc hc ANY IN Ibis assembly, any dear
fi.,.d al lAiA departed rurstrll 10 linn | SAY.
tla a PlAors love Tor F01iJf7- Is 10 tc7,ri jIH
Ia. It then. that friend demand why pa, b.
rr rose against q ,uo.,.r, tbs ;. ny answer.
MOI that loved rooster lee hut that lo,cI
Satiug more lad ,on rath"r thi. rooster
were living anl ! Lad died starving, than
tlia' this rtdts.er we're dr.rl ahni might li,,
y"'! 'tiioT ~ 'n'7 Rooster was prruN, !
weep ior i'iHl; ~ lie wir ainlhlc. rejoice at it;
=. ae Nis rlInn,. horror ki,s. uut a, lac was
eA'ab'c, LsIn'S nin.' Here the gravity oithc
r..Art ,rlis nhiiVed 10 give WAY; f.saa,.rrta,a.
spllini... and al bur-, mo laughter a. thc
ready Wis displayed b, the poor actor. The
information was Withdrawn, aud the knight
ufiAc soss aud Ju-kin lelt Che court With
tsA.e- -sve@ -Aeas ier- than lrhsss he al.lsisld
y '' ihe i1tcotiop Of appearing on the stag.
lheF.4,2 t'rmugin an entirely new -rharac-
mr. EnR Sagcrl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
rIIE plN AND THE NEEDLE.

Lem su,ii. the cute aol philosophical c'l.
ifnr oil c Hii,on E,coyd tells the follow
ing Wit, cable, which q a. good as anything
So, have ever seen oul ct loop
s ltn aud u .nccdlc, says this American
I,ul,iur, being ucighb1r ~ q work-ba.krt-
aud both being pllc, began lo quarrel, ~ idle
Il .houl. Ike to know %. ,id the pin, "whai
,nu arc ruol iur aud how YOU expect
"a rrt through the world without q head p"
"Wkat T. the use cot ,our head replied
the needle, rather sharply "ityou have no
eve" f
''What /. tie nee uf an eye" vid the pin,
"if there 70 alvay, something in il 20
II am murh more active aud can go
through murc work than YOU can, said the
needle
We bot YOU WIZ, live long"
"WiC not Z"
"l3c.iusc you havc aiways a stitch IN your
side" said the pin.
you ave o poor ctooscd urc.said the
needle,
..,". An1 ,e# a.a a. proud hat You tau't
lyad without br'-'hiug Your bayk,' said thc
,4'l i.,.i yaar Lead % yoaiu-ult me D.
GAIN
"lll uu, your cypout it you touch mes re-.
member your lite hsng. rs q Jingle u,rcad,'
sal o., rIn.
Nhilo thcy were ouu,cr-iug, q little girl
..p,c,.d ond undertaking tn sow she yrr,
.ulu broke Oh the needle ~ the eye. Then
,hc Gul the ,li-.aI arpund thc neck Of the
pin and attempting ~ sew with il. she soon
l-.'---t-s tr7Jt rfT Hri throw r. iFJ6 Tfr JtrI
lv the side of lho broken needle.
"Wcll, hcr,I We are. ne ls,-t' said the ncr.
die. -..-..----..---
"Wc hayo n6ihlug 10 FIGHT about now
taid thc pin,
1T ssoms that misfortune has brought ~ u,
or tut4ar-.'
~ pity vc lad not conn 10 them sooner
,ad the needle.
How much We rrsomblr human hcings
~ho quarrct absit thcir blessings till the, los,
them ard uetcr fluid out they. are brother
tllihey lo, down ia the dust tugcthcr. a. W,
do"
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sronrNG" ron MAN,


lhass Htrt lu4ei the l,.Iosing litle sketch
900 my ,F1Il.f thuW,irs u s.aW th1l
farkHg ud l-FaIs profitable 100 -p4li4l
msur aua a,. r.ni iAtl o. tIl.r ibaJ are % l.HIr
usT7aH fi-titiuH- naiii,-' arr us.i aul
ii,isi 'ii lhg o-.t.sTa Aill n-u.lfri ihlt . iamn
bear rsr4p.i uai many years l,u.
Two ni oar 'p1Tfnru Hrrf nut uIau 20
hinHus expedition, aud having had good
tplf 900 the whF of gru-r aui quail shoot
iHf Hrn lriuUne home IH tIHr HTrti-r nf
rather. hld luhii-'il some old Jamaira profits
l-.a.,, ihfi i#-i riHruHi . lHrHr tract 81
f'u.t3 r'nr Hnoisak 10 ifiH4 I0WITi7 UTEiIt7
fill ha# f,sAsu ihr pa auiiDu OF Wrtuug thrir
bps with lir "rnuur" a. raise ihair ouuiagp.
Ihrl bad arrived 40 alnui ihc middle m thr
wood, whru ihr} suddenly stopped in alrghf,
and tliu following rpulcrrlilun uusucd
j st,- Jim dil y1u ser liatf WHIT WIS
af"
"Oh gei puG you zane scare NO. Doe what
VAS r. slid jim sil7lgr back with mortal
Terror depicted uu every feature.
WHY RETURNED JDo, '.it's irr old Dslrpf
h.IH Point Whist shall vr dp So, lsu,ilt al
it,ls gln ss.urd dns't want 40 die yrt-'
"Oib lR,o got my-,pyolNor pitl, me,"
mid Jim dropping bia gun, and pulling forth
iriin lit IfI bet tul hlagl h0tfir whirh hli
beech shot iGum chat do hu' Hul With hulirir
'yuh pul f1wr hu.k tLJt 10 yuui gun, aui
ecil both hrl together"
j,r, bog mistake, drew iurih lon his l,urh-
et handful oipcuuH,lu cap. and proceed
81 20 pit licm 10 BIZ gus. e,tha aad un top,
fArn d.auiug up biz piece, ho exclaimed,
"AIE .J.rF'e hiin Craps hnd will buck,
ADD thuu ven ruu."
,lor fired. aud such . report was never
heard Lyfprr Tho oaps ieing igniued, ha-h.
I'D aud mapped Us the twilight Ike shoming
rtaEA dos Nat titktI O7l'T ~ TiIT' VTITT Hrr'i
Euo'Ari J.u dbNn ~ b. iail jim spoke
Lr.i. au' -Nd,
"My Lau., Jur, m, wrpl,or bust, and
4l.L------------rr7-r 'lIr M 7fT M TTTr
Lrui aud hr ri.s,d up tbr u,,k ui tie hu.tlc
whirh bed Nuok ,iu.thr fall,
i,z uliHi user with heavy pru,,u, Cy
claiming 900 truly pitopaH ar,our,
j lm Killed Jm- thc hluld O. running iH
strrlms ~ over mr 900
The liquor had boon scattered over him
d, ihp Lur,iiua of Jim's revolver, aud be-
"a. dook IL Tor bloui An pli mully COW wa
not much Injured, bat the oWurr could not
krcp the secret The OdH F,NDw
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FARM FOR SALE.

FE'llE suhsrrher, contemplating removal from
y town, ohos HE Farm l0r rne.
n b. situated on "lems.' iilli" in Lyndon, nod
.-iill- -l!e luuILei Acrr. 0f ns good land Co., Hup
foe fhr town, HIuI puUinn on nhIIi y uU1UT 7~ui
uvpiuu,' There 1Tr upon tho Farm good sugar
and NUuug apple Orchard.
. M1.LlLn..-A Hnll lllu-r and Hnu. nul Ont.
buIlupsl
The prcui-rs nud ill. fiTn Hrr well wutcVd
Icuus-A reasonable credit iur % portion uf the
purchase money, 10 desired.
For further lul'ui..i-... inquire of the sub-cfibef
un tho prrmlses.
EMERY BEMis~,
iyrIon. upi. ~, 1850. Huiw6-
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CONSU MrTlON.-lhpugh oncn hereditary. Il
nrisc. more frequently frum Cuuscs which few uo,l-
icHl writers hive vet noticed The higher cl4-sc
urr more subject H. 10 thm tho lower who have to
nhur iur thclr .uppuri by exercising their arms, by
Winch mum. TIC VIErcrh dr ne ciesr MN MI tfU
organ. II the stomach urc developed. These prr
ihc regions where AL the vital urgnus seuted.-
The upper clussc., tho other MIMI, V-urruii-
crci.c their lower muhs which cru never be- duur
bat 20 the cNpcu-p OF the upper cNtromitc- and
rhDst Alu-i consumption mud premature deaths
49, bat tn1 often tho result uf thoir error
NlSlALN BAlNAM or WILD CHERRY. D..
the great remedy for CONSUMPTION, and the
beet medicine known to man Tor Asthma uf every
stage, Liver Cumpluiuts Bronchitis, Influenza,
Coughs Dnld., lllcri,uU the Luug-, ShorWoss OF
Breath pains md week.-Mrs. u ihc slt0, trr1rf, &c,
uui all other disease .ul the PalqnlrV OfVuus.
From the Cincinnati Daily lunr,,
We would advise oar readers who nrr hhuriur
under un affection utthc luuls, 20 make immediate
triul of mi. truly excellent medicine. The most u-
irlhr~ut uud respectable families of our city huNc
adopted it o. mNurtr mmiIy medicine; and per
. sons prodi.pU,'d 90 Consumption who have used ~,
b spell iu tlr higil..rtyuus atit cirnry,
Seth " F"alr, Aa.lli. NJ, t. tine Gru'rit ylIr'U
.u'r \wut i"r tlr United ~'J,. tuw1u., uul hui-
i,h pr,su,'-
Tho genuine olwryl ha. the signature OF l. Butt.
uu lh' wrapper.
/ For mlr b, !. G. bingham ST. Iohn-hury Plain.
/ J. Flint, -. JulnsbuN Crufrri l.. T.. Park, Pos
/ -unp.c, and dealers boo medicine, generally.
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u, Accompany has just opened in Boston
to insure women against dying DID maids-
The rates ofpremium differ according TO looks
aud Disposition. White smart rFts gift IS
insured for two per cent. brazep, il-naturcd
spinstcr- are charged as high.as ter. Where
snuff is used uuc-rcnt extra i ehar.ed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09

~ "QDe houudh is ttrqra says Mis-
Iiaaaar, "whosc deop-lriug vein has only
jas; bseoc TO throw ur is silvery DROPS A.
uiorR ,aaasind--b fountain which will sitav
'e T''srst OF mIfToUsi and Firryio ti,sc
VIM 'triHk Ho7l - peaHc md JOY. 1t i. knowr
taxet he loshiain o. insciLo tual cultivation
v'bFth 'rI-'rt hesisA 20 H,sasi-a, y=a.sos .!sar
: VISION bring - 90 s.. rt- aui brss-h-7
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Pr6fessor A. Q. Darry,e

FgNUiCuriirEnr-, ut Ntpir tri.n CuVinrNp The
\ world, p'acri upon b.. guard by the almo,,
I'''A I"'DetNu ni s1uI II1Ur'nn hum1u", nov yN-
anime. uu3 ir-i- rNcry now urI.D Will .t .IWI'uU'
DIrc, and nothing thai I. uut iHrriu.IenIy good cam
luus flourish BuUy's luropharou. has Been sub.
icctcl foo th- ordeal ur TEN yrlrs. i,rry wear TO-.
reputation uul 'ulc- have ucruu-ol Wuul moro oitt
c"n-umel annually than -i aliv other preparation
Cor thy huir ever offered iU the American public.
The discovery thut 10 win cure li.cn.c- of Tho
skin, nud cusc wound. and ulcer. % heal uud co-n
uliryc all cNtcrual inflammation mud remove the
pu and itching incident to -tu,, bites, -cratchc.,
cuts, burn, sculd., Nc. hn. greatly enhanced the
.Hlc Of the article, and 30 i- NOW known nul u.ol
trrlTT-r-- rI'it- ~, T7T
cleanse Igu hair, ia every c.i} aud town iu the lu-
Inn.
H. extraordinary choupnc,. place 10 within the
reach oi the hmhlCsi uniIv, and ~ conceded vul-
t-'' ,|s '''.--g ..,4,- al..!.--
Mother, fiud 10 the >urcst remedy tor puius cuts
uui othcrnccidont- Of their chdrcu the ugcd praise
IL cure for the Rheumatism. aud an the uchr.
md pnin- to which the muscle, are subject; and
the cmigmut 10 distant lH0. purchase, 10 o., uu bb-
-olutc necessary In his outfit.
Sold u large bottle price % ctut- NJ the princ-
pal Onico, l87 BROADWAY, New York For sale
by the principal merchants aud druggists through
ONT the United Statcs mad Canada. beware OF the
counterfeit, sold 40 ~ per l0ttlN Gs9yl
For sale by J.. JEwErr 4 co., So. Juhn.hmy, VI
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Farm for Sale.

VENHE subscribers, beng engaged in bust
Il ness otherwise Than agricultural, sftet
for sale their large aud valuable Farm, stu
ated IN Newark, lying at the upper end OF the
Village on the stage road. Said Farm con-
taIns about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY.FIVE ACRES
of excellent lard for moving, pasturing and
lillaEe, with a convenient house aud barn
thereon -w,th sh"ds attached to the same A
bout leo acres ATE cleared, and nearly nit ct
which is in good state of cultivation. here
are 200 Sugar Trees thstinay po~ be caIfiea
on alec, sboat 800 soGnnd growth naples
growing ets- something Ike ACES of gGounu,
from which sugar may ue made IN few years
good portion Of the land not cleared ahoruS
an abuntnocc OF extra building timber nno
lumber There IN en- apple orchard OF 2uo
bearing truUH, Young and thrifty Said Farm
IS well supplied with water, and is brought 70
the buildings 30 FeelA- ia good nnd permanent
lead pipe r.
A better dairy Fgrm cannot be found IN VIC
country. The aboSc described Farm ~ oiir'-
ed fer Sale by the subscribers at very low
price aud on liberal terns, Nor furtherlnior'
nation impure Ut lh4 subscribers.
WM. q. DENlSON, Newark.
CHAS, O. DENGSON, Lyndon Ccnuc
Newark. hprti%1, 1850 OOu''
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PaSSunlpSic Bank.

TINHI Stockholders iu ilr ru-mmpsic Bank, NV
4 hereby notified, that he third assessment oi
Ten Dollar per -hur' ou the Capital Stock boo said
Bank. u ordered a. be- paid un or before the 9th
day ut December next The receipts lur former 49,
.c..uruts ciu be returned, nud certificates viii be-
i,Huol,
liy order ~ the Director,
T., G.. kEplNGTON, Cashier.
oct, -, ishD. Gpitf
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% Good Ms n ~ iBFPAHFEp.u

- fh"'b ~ = y ~ -" iff't = ~ fftfF.
~ r7- a,i.-t,iti Fsila.aE. A lHv
i.uri. ha ire. .ual ii fiir kiudhr,i hrpus
thuI aDrhppd u ihai temple. So aFoi man,
4 iusu rhum aII lHi kuDwu urmluy yrlr,
NnIFTf irft-ii--itr !..4.s-i aud slncers,
Had D., rlut -hah, which nothing con re,l.t,
hcrn oHt'a rpc with oluh pudciHhl, i~rpgs
"a eloI nau lId neIarod" full ~ y-ua
D. FH'. saI r- 81 -r t- 'Hri'i-1 rlt'if7
hu hsrlr mhs l-,r r,Fo'Fcra.d,
li.. 30, fm.twr fIisgd', 49, kuriyr.i ,.',
Aud HlouiuF lorbI' uauprhliy.-
so aFr.i nao. ofv htcn'i luai,, De- stood,
Wlrursr the Sabbath canc, in biz own pow
90 fhue iHs uvrreure fpr tle sacred word,
Nod iu,r nf IoIy thnr' 1see him nov
With tuu rrrcf, md mobile brow, % DER
Ihu ,aerrl h,ml- he IDudcr On, and asks
s hlcft.uF uu h.s plpus -oul.--H hrss
lru nuif, yca deeply live. u many heart
Though lrld Dec spolks, ven, onen speaks Ca al
WYNN that temple Iaar, Silent, unseen,
lie spirit ho,or- o'er that choscu pow,
Api bid. ilcnt lpok above with fpiihr clear eye
Above tho carrs ~ e',rili--thcse -urdid scenes,
ln Iurer loys, whence cnilsss pleasure flow
"a rDvl mai hu drlmI,I'' sIii TIT rrTrru
Md cyrry hrlrf responded a. che voice
llnt uttered fril sp f,,FHglg f.- truth
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Their lrr,, their works. sh1ll be their iuccd 81
puurrt
iui ib94,l Clustinu heart may ytt expires,
~ l0tsgtf rudur-- vl.rh bic saviour owns,
Npd thef,ly sny tu thp.o who kuuv not tlTi.t,
"scr, I0v rh,.r Christian. love his murr hes. %
"A .oiDt uat in- departed, shall uc NOUN
Nhon boz saa buulr au gently 10 hi. houoY
III WorA DO duur-h, trials 80 are o'cr--
lht victory won--thc crpwu Immortal rnind,
Nrluow with angel hnsf, hc over sings,
fsIn.Ga. Ln.o,, r. N, Ming ~ Kiag,"
SARAH EilIABEIlf
20. luhu,hur Plain, Gee, 26ih, 1900
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-11-09
CLOTHING.
Land Route 10 New York,
VIA CoNNECTlCUTRlyER RAILROAD
z S;sE3 gg,ss:7 t7; gsEEa7 - !. ~
FaRE FROM ULNDSOR TO NEW YORK,
1886.


VNRAlNS leave Brattchoro' att 20 An and
L 3r ", on the arrival of the stages cou-
Meeting with the Cheshire aud sullivan Rail
roads at Wnlpolc.
Passengers by the Arsi Train leaving Wells
River reach Brutllrbpt ourh ~ season for the
BPM Train, Springfield at > 30 p NJ, aud pro-
coed then by the EVENING EXPRESS over
the Hartford aud AcW Haven. aud New York
ond New Haven Railroads, arriving IN ~
City ALL NJ.
Passengers leaving Brnttlcboro' by tn -
~ Train reach Springfield at 10 80 Vt, an"
reach New York about irM.
- 7 itr. ab-,v q Wall la found CnEA.l QUICK anu
COMFORTABLE ROUTE from AZ parts oil N'I-
mont aud Western New Hampshire- giving W
travellers IA complete LAM Route ana aVo,u.ns
entirely the danger of the Sound. htTuhS-
mo, Passengers can tTHvr INV IAiAI u ".
SAN Train of the New York aud New haVe"
Railroad aud reach Brattlrb0ro the same eve
ming, aud reach Montpelier or Weils wv
the next day at4 30 NJ Those leaving New
hdfS1ufd, Up, Enviu, u N",tl,stppton, and
rcuch Wctis River next day att ID ~
Passengers arriving OF Springfield by tho
first Train from Bruttcboro' reach Providenees
Albany, Troy or Whitehall, the same evening,
and Buffalo the next day rt irN.
JOSIAH HUNT, supi. c. II, r. r..
northampton, May Z, 1880 66sistf~