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THE TELEGRAPH.


frHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH--NEW YORK OFFICES,
of Hanover aud Beaver streets and in the main
of the Irving House for lies ut
the door Chambers street The Magnetic Telegraph Compa
for the purpose offurhor accommodation to the public to
keep with the rapidly increasing telegraph business,
and enable their agents to DESPATCH with the utmost promp
ude, all that may be offered have at heavy
pcnsc for construction and repairs completed aud ia
active operation two and distinct lines Of poles and
elegraphc wires extending from New York ito the city Of
Washing by the railroad route with five wires from
New York to Philadelphia and four wires from TO
Baltimore and Washington by the other line along the turn
pike roads there wires the whole distance and the
pany have stations at Washington Trenton New brunswick
Princeton, Newark Jersey City ayre de Grace Port De-
po aud New Hope With wires above, and regi
aions 70 insure prompt delivery this company affords to
disposed to avail themselves OF The use and advantage
Of this mode of communicating with personal or business
friends in distant cities extent Of means for pompttude
unequaed BY any other line in this country Teesraphing
but recently exTeriment-has become systematic and
reliable medium Of business and the amount Of thousands
thousands of dollars is daily transacted through ITS
agency.
TRiCEsFUr the transmission Of ten words or less texclu
sye date address signature fer which no charge ID
made, the prices areFrom New York TO Newark twenty
conte Philadelphia twenty FIVE cents and TO Baltimore
Pm. WM ~ SWAIN, President.
WM p. WIsTyRvELr, Superintendent.
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MATRINIONY.

Al ATRfMoKY MADE Easy, OR now TO WIN a
u Loysr.Profesror Law TON Boston, formerly OF Lor
dsn will SEND To any address, the receipt of donaY
post paid plain directions enable sdos gentlemen "
van the devoted affections Of Of the opposite
their hearts may desire The process simple but
tatins that al may be Married irrespective age sppe
anee position, and last though not least u can Be
Cd with such and docasy that detection Impossible
Address Professor LAYTON Boston, Mss No letter taksa
non Ahe Pot 00l eunlaal thA psetaae 4 rAld.
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RESTAURANTS.

(fAFE DIES MILE COLoNNES.-PROPRIETOR MR..
~ harnon, at Marsees France Rue Beauyean No 10 and
Rue vavon 30 and 81 This magnificent coffee house which
undouiody one of those kept in the best style Of France
particularly renowned for its comfort the taken
by the landlord TO his with the choicest
trohments Foreign and American newspapers TO be read
there The ices and the cooking department
hands Of the most competent people.
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WATCHES, JEvvELRY, 30.


HoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIANONDA AND
" iewslry-GEO. G. ALLEN, importer. No. Wan
steeeS near Broadway second door
JURGrNsEN wArcNrs
Warranted perfect time keepers, from. 0l60 70 IN
. oooPEn wArsHrs,
Duplex and levers, from. l& - ~
lAdQuaxter second watches, for timing horsss.. II -
cHRoNoAETERs.
Splendid pocket chronometsrs, perfect Nms
MeHr WATCHES,
Which run eight days with ono windins lW 70 Id
WATCHES,
Po1 ladies' In hunting .......... - No
DIAMOND WATCHES,
Sor ladies, some In magic q 70 10
Which change into three different watches 100 NJ
WIND
And turn the hands without key. ~ 10
ALL wArcRks VERY Low HRSOns.
Pine gold lepns watches. tour HOLES swellsd.. -
Celia enamelied watches the ladies.
Odd English patent levers.
aod EnsAsh patent levers, hunting ..........
Silver patent levers "a low as
Xlver detached levers low
Diamond earrings pins, bracelets finger rnss and sfosA
tor sale NJ much less than the usual prices.
All sds gold chains gold wedding rtAss geld keys
sad SEALS gold and pencils gold and sver
trseeots breast pins cut pins ockts earrE gold and
silver spsctaoles gold socthpicks charms ehsaiA chains
Sterling silver spoons forks pie knives aApkn rAs
fruit knives wedding cake knives, &c.
Watches and ewelry exchanged All watches warranted
70 keep good time tho money returned.
All kinds u watches and clocks cleaned repaired
hs best much less tbas the usual prices
hyperion workmen, and warranted
Waohes sent by mail 10 all parts Of sAe United
9Aates free of charge.
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fNHE FAIR OF NATIONS IN HYDE PARK,
i The Crystal type Of Noah's Ark,
Where all Tie world of art presentad.

Was wonderfully rcpresented.'
A. that Far Lyon Obtained royal medal and diploma
which forwarded TO him through President
the United states The award his celebrated
ic powders for tie destruction of insects without POISON
Sold, wholesale and retail at the DEPOT Broad
way where the magnetic pills for the certain and immediate
destruction mice also be obtained Prion
retail. twenty hve cents Dor flask or box.
w American Law Once and Law, Loan and Banking
Agency, New York aud Washington Worthipgton O. Sne
then Attorney and Counsellor at Law Now York and Wash
ngton argues cases before the United States Court
and New lork Court Of Appeals practices tic courts
Of NV York city and District OF Counbia advocates TIA
OF billie through Csngess prOseoutes claims aaans.
the government including return duty pension
and foreign indemnity oases letters patent from our
and from foreign goyernments cole bills
dividends stocks debts lcgaces and uhortances in any
prt of the United states AMI in foreign aoanres negota
che purchase and sale OF tan stocks bonds and other al
eues real estate shps patent rghta aud land warans
acts agent for transferring stocks taking insurance re
desmine bank notes buying and selling exchange paying
vdends and investing funds and does other or law
and banking agency sincss trusted h care Oecs-
NO. r. Trinity Buldns New York. Ne. Carroll place,
Washington. '
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME CoURTT:-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
- pcation Of the Mayor Aldermen, u9d Commonaty Of
the city Of New York. relative to the Of Eighty fifth
street from the Third the East the city Of
New York Pursuant to stasee snch made Aud
yded the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the city Of
New York. hereby give notice that they intend 70 apply
the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York. ~ special
Of the said court to be held at the city Of New York
tho on that or as thereafter "a can
Assessment in the above untitled matter that tho nature
and extent Of the improvement hereby intended tho
ing Eighty fifth from Third the East river,
the city Of Now York laid out the map plan q
said city, under and by virtue the Legislature
the people Of the State of New York entitled An Act reA
tive improvements touching the laying Of streets and
roads in the city of New York. and for other
passed April 3, 1907. ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, October l. 1868
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(!LoTHING AND PURNITURE-LADIEs AND orN.
amsn having any to dispose Of can receive fair price,
sssemg 70 the stores % West Broadway aud ~ Wsst
S,Sasxsy by letter. 8. COHEN. Ladies called on BY
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EDUCATION.


A TTENTION SPANIARDS-THE UNDERSIGNED,
IA Professor of Spanish in Columbia College knowing the
desire OF the Spanish population Of New York to acquire
thorough knowledge of the English language has associated
himself with native American teacher Of distinction for the
purpose Of opening private academy As the true
citation of the English language only be learned from
native teacher this cannot fail to afford the
opportunity learning only read
but also to speak the language with fuency Terms four
dollars month"; advance Apply to Prof MARTI,
ia Sullivan street.
DoARDING-s SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT STANWICH, CT
ID thirty miles from New YorkTerms for board tut
ton washing &c, S60 per term 800 Circulars
be had ut Raynors bookstore No % Bowery where
the principal he Tuesday this month";
between the hours Of l and 7. N. -
LDuCATION.-HTSS BUCUANAN'S BOARDING AND
IL day school 81 West Twenty seventh street. sixth house
west OF Sixth Miss will reopen her French class
for conversation aud the study of the French language
18th October To those who wish TO perfect themselves
the French this school offers advantages
AR AND MADAME NOEL BERGIER, FRENCH AND
M English boarding and day school for young ladies
open No IL Lexington avenue The department Of music
Is charge of Madame Bergcr eminent pianist assisted
by her daughter
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pRlvATE DANCING ACADEMY, NO. go BROADWAY
Il four doors above Niblos Separate evening classes for
ladies gentlemen. New classes forming throughout
for those who commencing learn. Circulars
cry, bookstore. X. BURNT0N.
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FANCY FURS.

AIDES FANCY FURS-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
~ OF rich fancy furs Of all nations ready inspee
Nn and viii be .snd to comprise the greatest and
eapes Talmas and other fashionable garmets Mr.
hibtsd In establishment Some rich specimens pe.
expectation Of hos, valuable skins Is prohbit
by the sntoorat ladies will find the present desirable
opportunity of PURCHASING GEO B0LP1N ~, s-osdw.v
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CLOTHING. &c,


ftAsT-0FF CLOTUING-S2,UO WORTH WANTED =
The highest each price will be literally si,sn an current
aensy for large small lots Of good ieoa Of
s dessrption Address through post Gall ON JANRs
s'u'N1V. No. II Orange strses, near Chatham
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HrrW YORK TO MONTREAL. oGpENsBUR0, BUp
N Jnron and ST. Johnsbury via New Haven, Springfield
Fellows Falls Rutland, Windsor White River Was RveQ
Montpelar ST. Adams Rouse's Point Ticket ahces-Ne1
Haven Railroad broadway and Camel And3Twsnty
sixth street, ana Fourth avenue.
''A''' FRANCIS HYDE. Agent, lb2 South street.
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PUBLICATIONS.
DENTISTRY.

TEETH ON GOLD PLATE WITHOUT TAKING OUT
the roosOn this principle, artificial teeth look like
natural heyoutu Of the face is
and the teeth better calculated for speech
near Broadway.
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INSTRUCTION..


A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, OF GOOD EDUCATION,
wishes give lessons in French, in respectable
private family Young ladies academy Terms moderate
Address Carlton, Herald office
FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-TO GO SOUTH,
IA fully peent ia the higher English branches,
mathematics French and in music on the piano and guitar
had in teaching preferred Address
with references, which must be unexceptonab box V7
Post Once.
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AGENCY.

DEkITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOT
land and ales.IBnls of the Bank Of Charleston
The Sank OF Liverpool in Of sound ster an
upwards negotiable at Of the banks in the United
dom, for sale by CENTER Il Co. corner of Old alp
and Water street
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OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

DR, POWELL, oCULIsT AURIsT. &C., REoEIvEs
eo2 Broadway whore be procured his Treatise TIL
Eye" Artificial eyes inserted without the slightest pair
which exactly like the natural eye, and
eelov and sxprsssion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COX MAGIC LANTERN, CHROMATROPES, &C, &C.
PAC. A splendid new one, with lamp and xt Tres, all
complete. dondon make) for sale, by OSTRANDER, IS
Coenties slip.
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GRAND APcLIiNEA, NO. l6 BOND sTREEr.-P. sA
" EAcCo has the honor inform his friends and the
70 talc place on the h Of oetcIe together WITH course
Of lessons in dancing to be taken before the LIST Of Do
twelve lessons sl2 twenty lessons, $40 The
DC danse will be lrated to learn that besides all tho
ne Las one f sd PAT Refine he ss
Danses and also Of the most graceful set Of polka
Le Monuet and new fashionable calop-al Of which
will he taught y the Inventor in ew lessons In
engaged the National Guard led by Mr.
ho M most performer in New York for
Apellinea n BThc public informed the class for
children commences Wednesday, 18th instant at half
past two o'clock, pm.
II M. MAYEN's pANCING1A ACADEMY, 1877 AND 100
respectfully his frisnd,nl tbs pubic that he
where he h procured from tho most renowned Of
% M f sss With Shes sr be ttS
TO the morals and manners Of his pupils he fools Of
For rartisaisrs sa a Mr. NJ Tosdenss No 5 aoussoS
street, near Broadway.
I DE G. BRooKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, NO. s6l
-. roome street between Broadway and the Bow cry
Having recently adopted new mode instruction
the pupils enabled to acquire all the fashionable DANCES
the enjoymens society any part the world rho la
dies and ohdren's classes commence at 3a M the
cribers constantly joining the classes applicants
requested to attend possible before the hour Of
ment The gens classes Tuesday and Friday nights
tnue until eleven o'clock. Two classes forming
MRS. A. LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
AZ school q, Montague Ian Opposite the CITY Hall
by her daughter. Days of MISUNDERSTANDING and satur
days conmen cling at so o'clock hasinees dansantes Tex
clusyey for pu and patronv be given Private classes
and schools attended. Address IS Livingston street
nl-oElZa- ---------------------
DRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY NO go BROADWAY
four doors above Nibo Separate evening classes Tor
for those who commencing t. learn Circulars
can be obtained and all applications to bo made at ~ Bow
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A GOOD HAND.-THE sUBsCRI Der RESPECT
sns .o city, that his and
5 and M W %
receive course writing lessons three days The
ola and For sale a. the assas.y
or dollar Copy books
s SSs ss as psn
DO had At 1852 Broadway corner Of Fsspkn st.
From tn. HON. wsa 1. to
place in the world where the of penmanship
acquired either more asrssasy Or mere sRea0usy than
A cADEMY OF BEST PENMANsHIP-THE LADIES
parsrs neatly furnished, afargc Buildings 23 Broad
bold manly expeditions, superior mercantile hand Come
the ver medal by the for best
business penmsnship Terms moderate Private instruction
gwen '''''As ''''' '''s'A''' GEORGE BRIsrow
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC AND sINGING.-MRs:
Thomas Brown, No. $40 Atlantic street Broekyn will
own residence or that of her pupils.
Mr.. M PHILIPPI, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO.
M organ and singing most informs his friends
and the pnbic that he viii resume his musical rue
dense. III Charles street
DRIvATE TEACHING--A GENTLEMAN OF HIGH
attanments in the Greek and Latin languages, having
leisure time his hands would be willing employ
in the instruction Of young gentleman wanting his
vices, at their apartments Address Beta Herald office
CPANIsH LANGUAGE SPANISH GENTLEMAN,
part instruction in the and will also make ransla
s yta sso aS0 dor rom Il s Pearl
goyerness, by lady qualified to teach the English
branches piano and guitar in private Southern family
Communieations addressed to Miss IT, Bollamy Herald
Office, for one week will be promptly attended to.
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U,ERkERO's DANCING ACADEMY No. cy WEST
II Foursenth street Deoreu Ferrero, and her
brother Edward ferroro will their academy Sat
srday, Oct Young sdso' and masters classes Wsdnes
days and Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdaya ct SIX p
NJ commencing Oct. gsntemen's evening class Mondays
and 1hursdsys at TX 7. a., commencing 0cr IT. Private
lessons given Cissses and sohos a.tended Sorees given
usuI
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nANCING ACADEMY-OPEN ny sIGNoRs PLANET
IL and u. Peraccho. dance called La Sauteuse
vol received among tho high societies in Europe taught
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DANCING AOADEMINs.

DROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, SOL BROOME STREE
ID Mrs Brookes evening class for ladies, exclusively
commence o Saturday the 10Th inst.
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- MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. Wall street, New York,
are prepared to execute orders with despatch.
H. A. v. POST. Secretary
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MUSICAL,

A CARD.-A YOUNG LADY, WILL RECEIVE NEW
~ pupils daily this week for instruction in the Of music
thanofcrte her residence 6 Norfolk Terms
to suit the applicant,
A PIANO FOR SALE-A VERY FINE TONED IN
IA strumeDt, 6H octaves compass rosewood with
round almost will be sold the is
leave this city Price, Sl75 Apply At No. Is Commerce
street, Blocker.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80.

A FINE LARGE BAY HORSE FOR SALE, CHEAP.-HE
"A is I6S bands high, perfectly sound and kind
years old gay and gentle harness and under the saddle
Sold for want Of Apply at 10 Beaver street
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LOR SALE-FIFTY MOCKING BIRDS, FROM 81 TO
70 each, all in fine plumage and song the owner il
obliged to leave the city Saturday the 18th inst
Also, fine instrument, called the melophon which
cost Sloo vii! be sold for So Inquire at 81 Allen street.
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AN OFFICE TO LET-oN THE SECOND FLOOR OF
n Ne. lH Fulton street Possession given Immediately.
Rent very moderate Apply on the promises.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-15

bonds, stocks, joint stock companies or o,horvjsa
" when o statement has l"rn mnis ~ m" by tLa
person required by tie act Tor the assessment and
inNntiJn o nj! property IN this sge. according H.
lb rue value. TO let the same. j. truly returned as
%t hfth in Sai statements that in ty,Ty case where
ny aw. have been required 10 sscertin the it,u,'
hhd Nh'uc oi the personal property, m0neys credits
investments IN bonds stocks Joint stJk companies
W obefwlsr. oi any person, company " c1rpJrntign
hofe ciIgrnily and hy the best means in my DOW.
~ sndehyored To nsc, rrnin the saiuc sud that M
V"!y believe, foil lid with the value thereof o..
ilfnacd hy tie rules prercfitrd W. ,ii act il So,
Diih IN ne annexed return; that in 10 Caso have
knowingly, omitted to demand ui any person OF
whom, by said act, wns required to make such dc.
uhid, a statement of the description and vnhns of
PersJnai p7olrrty ~ o u amount ri tnyncvs cred.
iis, inytslmcnis in lsOnis stocks iout stock crn.
patics, Or Otherwise which lc was rl,i,red 10 Is,.
or IN any way conriycd nj any violation evasion OF
any VI Tic feqrcgnts O s1i act in r. ii1n 10 list.
ing or valuation of property, mDn"ys cr.ii's, in.
'etIinenis IN bonds. stocks, JDint stock comp lnies
OF otherwise. Of any kind foi inz1tiJn.
pc 81. lown,lHD as.cssnrs shal! bo allowed one
dollar and tiiy cent? per dny. To b. pail ou, OF tho
c"uhiy trensury Tor the time hey slrl p necessa.
NY employed IN the performance ut h.Irduties and
tIey shall make out inDir accounts in detail riyinr
the date Of each day which they -hu have been EN-.
poyld, which ncc0uni tAey shall verify under onih;
hnd the county auditor shall be competent to ad.
minister such oath and IL he should ind such nc.
count to be correct Hha draw order the treas.
lrer tor tho sumo, but in no case shall the county
auditor give On order for his cDinDensa
ion until he shall have filed his list OF assessments
with the statements returned to him and the books
u which the original nssrsamcnts were entered, with
lie auditor, which lists shall be accurately made out
md added up.
Sections 81, 35, Sc, 81, 80, SO, 10 anl a. provide
or re-yaluativn Oi real estate in 1873, and pre-.
cribe the duties OF district asse s,Ors.
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AN ACT further defining the powers Of
Trustees of To@n ,hiFs.

AN ACT further defining The powers Of
Trustees of To~n hips.
Sec /. Be it enacted by the General AS
.cmbly Of the State OF Ohio, That the Trus-
tees Ct each and every organized township in
this State, shall have power to suppress or
prohibit all houses. shops, or stores, known
as places of hubtual resort for tippng and
intemperancc, under such rules and ordnan.
ces, and by the imposition of such fines ana
penalties as they may deem proper; provided
no fine shull exceed fifty dollars and costs, in
cluding the fees of the Sheriff or Jailo,, nor
any Imprisonment in the county Jail be for a
longer time than twenty days.
Sec. .. That, for the purposes Of carrying
into effect the provisions of this act, said
Trustees, or a majority Of them, at any regu-
regular or special meeting, may enter in the
book Of records OF their respective townships,
an ordinance prescribed as aforesaid; but be-
fore the taking effect Of such ordinance, the
same shall be published for four consecutive
weeks in some paper published in the
county, or having general circulation therein,
And said Trustees shall furnish the Justices
OF the Peace in their respective townships
and the Probate Judge of the proper county,
with certified copy of such ordinance.
Sec. g. 1t shall be and it is hereby made
the duty of the Justices of the Peace in the
several townships of this State where such or
dlnance exists, to enforce the rules and ordI-
nances prescribed as aforesaid, and upon
complaint on oath or affirmation charging any
person with a violation of such ordnance to
ssne their warrants directed to the proper con.
stable, who shall serve the same as in other
crimnsl cases, and the defendant when NJ.
rested may have tho benefit Of trial bv Jury,
which jury shall be summoned in the same
| manner as juries before justices of tho Peace
| in civil cases. The defendants shall also have
the benefit Of certiorarl, error, or apPea! to the
Probate Court Of the proper county, BY giving
bond and security In double the amount of fine
and costs imposed BY SUCH Justices ana said
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-15

sSLfGTLY DAMAGED.-IOo doz. Linen
~ Camh'e Hdkfs-some OF them slightly damaged
the mspu'tcioTy, al prices that will sstonsh The ma
lives Also 100 doz. do, in perfect order at amazing
low prices, SealOp st.chsd hdkf. worth 75 TO 100 at
get some OF !hem, s,the
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.
spr.s. 3' No. l70, Main o., Wheeling.
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MEMS WEAR.-All the late styles Of
lV9 Men's wesr--Wooi, Linen and Cotton Crsysts,
stocks, Hdkfs, SloVet, etc, etc. A.
apr. ISL No, l7U. Main 4, uksssfrS
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-08-18
vi Et ArInis.

Ny soul be strong confront thy life,
Nor feebly moan with weak complaint,
Arouse to wage the mortal strife,
Thou shrinking coward, pale and faint
Look up on Truths unchanging face,
That brow though stern is yet serene,
And sometimes for the heart Of grace,
On those whose lips smile hath been.
1t will not serve thee to delay;
Shall the rude ocean cease to roar,
Because thy wild and dangerous way
Lies to its dimly visioned shore?
The warrior on the tented field
Lingers no more to look behind,
But raises high his bossy shield
And casts his banner 10 the wind.
Shake OFF thy dreams let faith and prayer
Light the drear way-the path is strait,
Contagion fills the misty air
And clustering snares around thee wait.
Hope not for succor from below,
Stars shine from heaven and shine at nigh
Be stout Of heart, come veal or woe,
Forward! and God defend the rightl