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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-28

Astonishing Recovery of MIR. MICHAEL 0'BRKN
from Gravel and Disease of the Bladder and Kidneys.
Mr.. O'RRIgN, when first seen by me, had heavy de-
post of sediment in his urine much pam In his back
with pain shooting around his hips into his bladder
and furred tongue and great thirst. He would drink
in "a hours two gallons Of water Appetite gone, yell
low appearance of the eyes, and reduced from leo
pounds in flesh down to 1870 pounds.
HEAR WHAT Mr.. 0'BRlEN SAYS.
'EMY BLESSED pocTOR:-Your valuable advice, kind
attention, and the miraculous power oil your Blood
Purifier and Blood fils have nade perfect cure of
my many complaints. People who have complain ts
smilor to mine, call to see every day, and have
been written to several times regarding your new
method of curing diseases of the blood and diseases
of the bladder and kidneys, &C., &c., by your new
medicines.
have always given the most encouraging replies,
because you were successful in curing my case !,
which every doctor who pronounce incurabe :
was considered at DEATHS door by all who me >
except yourself, who amid the wrecks Of disoae
one island Of hope. and that you caused the sun
shine of releIto pour its benifccnce from which ger
minated the good health now enjoy. How can ] be
otherwise than grateful to you for your medical advice
and whole souled attentit to me, which you poured
out to while sick. free do the waters that run
in the rivers. Can say more? You have cured me 6
my complaints, and thank you from my heart
Afectionately yours.
MICHAEL OtBRIEN,
No 376 Broadway,
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BRooKTELD, Mass, Jan. 19, les.
Prof.. Wood-DeIr Slr-Ilavhg made a trial %
your Hair Restorative, IL gives me pleasure TO say
that us effect has been excellent In removing In fam
nation, dandruh, and a constant itching tendency
with which have been troubled from childhood, ard
has also restored my hair which beeo gray
IS original color. have used other artieIe Nfth
anyihinglke the pleasure and profit
Yours truly,
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In the court Of common
nlcas Of Portage county,
Ohioo
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between Abigail and Woodward streets.
Cincinnati. Chief

Cincinnati, Deeember2e, Ie55.
Dr. c. w. RorGcK- Dear Sir: This will certify that
Tcalled on DR.. Roback last March, and got some OF
his Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which has entirely
cured of a complaint ofnine months duration: and
after trying other physicians without effect, az last
he relieved me Of the Neuralgia together with weak
ness in the back In the course OF three weeks non
the time rstarphsd to him WAS able to ret MP and
time have enjoyed the best of health. Thosa whe.
are suffering nom Illness would do wen % eaIi on
DR.. RoBAoK, Of his estabishment, No. East Feurth
street. n. G, STEWART.
No. IL Chestnut street..
Price of Purifier, 81 bottles for sscFk
Pills, 25 cents per box, S boxes for 81 90.
For sale by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna; q q d. II. .fIsr-
mon, Aurora; j. Il. Sprague, GarrettsviIIes PaFson &
Root, Windham; w. ]. Dickinson, Randolph Wsn
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Yours truly,
J, X. ERkGG
Pastor Ofthe ortAOdo1 Church. BroOiaeld.

Pastor ofthe Orthodox Church, Brookheld.
From ths Editor Of the Real Estate az
BosToE, March 60, 1854.
Prof. Wood-Deor Sir;--Haying become prema.
turely quite gray ! was indseed, some six weeks
since TO make trial your hair restorative. have
used less than two bottles but the gray hairs have nj
disappeared; and although my hair has not fully ct
tanned its original color, the process of eheLge TO-
gradually going on, and have great hopes that In
short time my hair will be as dark as formerly. ]
have also been much grafcd at Tie healthy moisture
and vlGor of the hair, which before was harsh and
dry, andit has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully yOu,s, n.C.M. RUFF.
Address OF. WOOD d Co, 3I6 Broadway 2.
anc ll3 Mark tstreet, st. Louis Mo. Sold at manu-
CaCturers' prices by DR.. G. II. KEYSER.
Whofes:l lie Agent, 40 Woodstreet. Pittsburgh.
III For sale by BELDlNG & PRENTICE. No G.
PhenK Block, Ravenna, o. sepl-4-ly
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v ASKING SOAP.-For hard or soft
y water, only 10 cents per bsr,at sw,Ers,
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WHITE FISH and COD FISH, at
w b. & BIS.
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ve learn from the srih Carolssio., Of oct q ths q
man 1factufrg house n Charicte v g. On applying a
-tort line srcc hynse IN rnlsaelphs for Us usla
supply CT wool AZ cust1msry credit. vas refused On
fhs ground o. the present relations bet the south
a North.
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-rlIL oswAEo.-succEss- rNPARALLELED.--


i TsrE or rrE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP
a BEEcuFR STOWE.
vols. limo. ~ IS.
(4. Eterfsi-G "a fn support o. the 'pecn
inssso 1sye enieavores persuade he public that
srs towes e-tissicslV failure and that il IS
utoduced pro1Jnc impression either oi the Ai.aa
au the publishers happy y state Inst Of tie mary
uud-efS ~ notices which they have received fhs
oriY decidedly favorable O. thet
-nrsiasc. tnus tar, has exceeded la Of
,rotk o. uction puhlishei-'he
So a. volumes each being n rress.
Hng'aut. been wonderful
The PIES. there Nth exceptions acknowledge
anl power to author and In terms of which
writer might - proud a"d during The twelve Gsys
ceA~lle - publication 10 fewer than
THOUSAND CORES
ssre ao.. The nnyer.1I Ct literary places
Mr.. stowe among IL.
AUTHORS
sapsy ausere religious hpotry,
the kaures she has nobly
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON a co.
Publishers Boston
spageT Inserting this advertisement GEy
times a sending copy 20 Ire publishers Will rccsive
= copy o ~. york rec q postage.
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tbs CArr1aH o. Mss. wnsos.-we some days

THIS CAPT. RI On MKa. Wrts0Se-We some days
aimee gave an aocgup' tsFp5e traEs1y tas Pane
The lndsus STACKED trsr GorDr~a 11ef hy C0 3sBb
srlsd four porsoDs, siztd asyCsrs. sorl ar or
risd her into s1tv. Ne learn AT anI-atinr wi iW
fnsc atey be Lazde ~ the g1verr ri a. Weshr gtgr "
scVnt tue vlsofoGs Tor hcr recovery.
vel for the arrce anil roahIaen 81 ae igriercfs
MIS- Wilson tie wife n rent eman u ~ Louis. All
had - isc n that eity for several years ne $
tie cf sasr Vase srd has friends and rellt -
Ia m aceptia Fer husband - re tins & the Capttrs
1ad LAKE, was also her ster, and sh1 va IN
h~r way her wsth one e. Der O. dre1, Ar rfant Toe
GOV .rnraert VII no f0ub ct - pr mpNy w. psHoe
Not a noracns e.0tld r. i0st THO lndtans are the
Cisyenues 49, look paee on toe 2ist Of A.
suss shout twenty nj e. from Fort Besrney Tie parry
w. small one aaf the 4tiacs altogether uusx
Y I'D ~ tnrrovoEst j p feared that Mrs. wilson
va DIT wounded ADD heu of AVA By the ssvagos.
.-TS4adsiJhto E1rytra.
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WINES AND LIaUORs.

llRANDIES, JAMAICA RUN SCOTCH AND IRlsH
ID whmkey vines IL select aesoftmeo4 suaOie ~
h0e and family The bette an dem ohn - quantities
81 suit purchasers. London aud Dublin porter
for rsle n UNDERHTl.s A MA11EkS0N'S, 40 BrOsme g.
snrper d crosby sIeek
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MATRIMONIAL.

GESTIHMAS, 4 RESIDENT Or 1ALIroRSI l.
Il Row NlfUWer. So Years M With 10 children, Wants
e who VII ssc return With MIN about ne - % Oecem
young handsome and Wei .duga'ed, and be
vi ~ unke y tofsl her home a. present. Ae vii tad
hHf Argsat house vel Furnished snd al he comforts
atue peave lress ~. H. W., Glton square Ps- Office.
GENTLEMAN IN TIE PRIME or LIFE, PROBES
y ly - cffei rood appearance AMI address. Kind
rcson pruaeu' ard domestic habfs. highly conn"s'ea
bIsrpistea character having property. and fuly
ufeCs'c her Affection, wishes - meet with
res ipg YOUNG lady widow, u a'gen uuastNuces
ANA zfcCtosaie iuerent aud retee1, Ard h1tilg Egh
.o.lsl po.t,. sh to- sisw ofa matrimonial aisace tie
opis hi- node BE- h able fFrnae ae4ua
t4nt.s Please address "a perfect ronfdeuce. VI l., POI
onee NerN city. 81 y be strictly
= SOL. and re aTne Z iesrei
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II ovsgs or xrERAY, HILL. sEAE FIFTH A,EsrE
gEGaTTss

A REGATTA WILL TAKE PrACF 81 THURSDAY
~ October 1856 from w. Dunn bong dock below Penny
bridge Gowanus Brooklyn, for all boats ef thirty fet snd
upcer,
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> nna 0ua SPEARS. or THg VARIOUS sILEs
Z.UUU.DUU and qualities much below their marx e.
raiue Cash purchasers invited 20 examine, cash al
need Sugars domestic or German msnuitc
lure. q. CHEEKS, " Broadway.
TIAvANA sFGARS-CABANAs, FTGARoe, REGAIN
del heys and numerous other brands bg the no or l
small vi 81 Psrtsas and Briuancss ~ HOgEhs, los
bsdtb ape second story, sole importer for Union yluo
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TvNION COURSE, L. I-TROTTlNG.-ON TUESDAY,
- Oct T. at clock r. NJ match for 81 go mile heats,
three in five 10 harneis H. Woodruff Lady
Elem owner names hr e. Stranger. Immediately after
match for 81 mile heats best three in five TO harness. d.
Pfifer blk O. John Wands; ID. Watoa b. 4.
John Potter SHAW WHITE Projectors.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE FRIENDS or THE LATE CAPTAIN PATRICK
Kerrgan ore respectfully invited ~ attend NJ Captain
James Murphys Grape Vine Cottage - Second avenue,
evening gcofer gth instant. ~ O'Clock
arrangements for the r<tufe ~ be delivered By Thom
Francis Meaghe ESQ., fer the benefit Of the widow and child
u,Hos. FRANCIS MEAGHER, = o.. WILL LECTURE
i before The Catholic Library Association, the Taber
Tuesday evening, Oct Z, at O'Clock
seerad Grim TIE Itersieur and Drauatist Tickets
twenty b be had Of Dunnigan Bro, Radler n
90 r. o'shes 10 Broa5way and At the oce d the irish
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THE TURF.

LLoRA TEMPLE AND LANCET.1 NJ COURSE
past two oclssk p M purse 81 800 with slak
If s2IQO; mile heats best three in i've in harness. s
flora Temple. w. CoLioN, rropretor.
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DERsORs GOING TO WITNESS THE GREAT TROT
between Flol Temple and Lancet, will find the pleas
ATTEST wav to Ike he steamboat ISLAND CITY, which
slip at r. NJ, and connects with the
klusbng Railroad at Hunters Point Pare 20 cents each
Persons going this way reach the course in forty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

WE STRIKE FOR FEEEDoM.-TuE MEa8ERs or
w the NeciaDics and Woringrnen Central Republican
MON will be addressed 10y Messrs James Briggs Of Ohio
William X strong and . = snodgrsss Tuesday evening,
get T. half pas ociOek at heir No Bowery.
leading orfa day and evening The lovers OF tree
abor and free Territory invited 70 meet with and
ON Qua laon. ---... ---
aypRrw MraRY, secretary.
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REV ARDS.

@s) REWARD.-LOST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
W October g. either In Broadway in an Amity street
sage small parcel of lace collars &C. wrapped in newspa
IN So Seventh
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rTHF sLNsHOuSF. 4 sNDALL'S ISL >ND, NEW YORK
! To my ends y kphr. koscommor, ireant-a eneF
Mould not dc the Gerald VIII be sorry
mo publ hgrhen, afer academcai caree which
0rnus these woros must be Paid Tor Know
'cl ~ trevify Of the subscrl
too at which however. serve You a q teXt ~ hat
Gth.nMstf. the University ~ ltuhhn.
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TO sPoRTsMEy THE SUBSCRIBER rs PREPARED
10 entertain those who DESTROYS the wild fowl
shCoung IN NJ country nj he residence curruuck Beaeh
North Carolina during the coming shooting The
sport WI commece about The middle Of October, and ar
angemenis made FOR conveying who may Wis
10 the shoong grounds ar1ys stables MO-
fok leaving there every Monday morning after the abo
date. The distance abou niles and passengers viii ar
rive the evening Of the day ofhe departure Powder ana
shot always on hand, for the supply Of visitors
ABRAHAM BAUM, Curriuck Beach.
Further information be obtained by addra~ng me a.
Poplar Branch Post olce, Curriiuck, North CMoAnAk
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I-OE sAIE-A RiHE csAscE-oSE or TIE OLD
es' and best book stationary snd news depots IN BROOK
~aifseory reasons given for selling. Inquire IN the
Junction q Fulton and Nam streets, Broosn VIII be
lod char.
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GOOD DAY, GOOD TRACK.
" Flora Ten pie and Lancet-Fashion Course L. Purse
stake 81 500 Wednesday, Oct q al halt past clock r.
pufse 81 500, with inside stake of szU mule heats
best three IN in harness S. Mclaughlin n mes b. g.
Lancet; J. u. NcMann names b. M Flora rsmnle
This race made cord good track In OF post
rom m emit Offices will be posted at the ferries
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DRUG STORE FOR SAyE-LOC .rED or TWO OF
N he prn-iral sireess dong fir business which
u b. IA sick and give pro-
per attention. Address Druggist box 81 Herald Office.
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I-oR ssIE--sLooP wBsTCHEsrLK. 81 TONS REGIS
tUfdef ID good order. In tire ~ cart e. SCI
Tulon market slp, Tuesdays Gna frdays board
.lG0r l.qnana
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A PLEASANT OFFICE BUSINESS. YIELDING SIS PES
~ profit IS offered i0r sac eass terms the pro-
pfeto being obnged 70 leave tie ciy ppiy q. - Broal
way. geoa4 =. CROMWELL = c..
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1.-THE TIME Or ACTION Has kRKIvED-CP, BOYS
L up Tho Fremont an Dayton American RsSabi.
ran Club VIII ho.t grand ralyng meeting on Wednesday
evening Dc al The Chinese Assembly Rooms, late Buck
eys Halo II n, o'clock several celebrated speakers will
address tn meeting A friends of invited.
BENJAMIN VAN RlsER, President.
WV. pTFI. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-04

KANSAS yAFFAIRs-Eraggerated Reports--We
copy the following from the St. Louis mtellgencer
OF the 10th ult Itpretty clearly exposes the out
1ageous tricks which the sectional politicians have
resorted to: g n - sz4sg}5istss5ss
We have learned that it iz folly to place mucll
credence in the reports which to us from either
party, of the disturbances in Kansas. These reports
generally highly colored, and often wholly untrue
We published last week, from the LeaVenWorth Herald
flaming account of dreadful outrages purported to
have been committed by the Free State party-seyeraI
killed, Col Titus and his company mastered, Lee
compton taken the United States forces whipped,
ETC., etc. Subsequent reports from the Territory fail
to confirm the material statements of this report; and
we are forced to look upon this, as well all the
other highly colored accounts that have to hand
as simply device Of one or the other party of ag-
tators and actionsts in the Territory to get an ex
citement among their respective sympathisers, and
induce prejudced, misguided men to 20 into the Ter
rtory with view of keeping alive the disturbances.
The design of each is mainly to effect the Presidential
canvass. Both Fremont and Buchanan are running
sectional candidates and their partisans think they
can best aid their respective candidate and party by
keeping up and embtteting sectional excitement and
hate. The design is to inyeigle moderate men into
committ in reference TO these to make
sectionasts and party tools Of them. The object is
too apparant to deceive any man of ordinary saga
city. Men who love their country and respect the
Constitution and the laws, willing to leave the a
justment of the Kansas difficulties the constituted
authorities-the President and Congress. s.srsa41
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EAST FEI1c1ANA coRREspoNDENoE.
@5..NI 730T33 fIGF'T3sTEF I'd q XIV - v
PORT HUDSON, Aug. 29 !.

sas A,7s5 Jsszf POET HUDSON, aug. I'll. 1896.
V Edstors Crescent i have been patiently waiting
10 see to what extent the late storm had injured the
cotton CROPS in this vicinity before penning this as
knew il was almost mpossiblity to come At any
thing like correct estimate of the injury the cotton
planters had sustained, Immediately after tile storm.
but after lapse of more than two weeks during
which period have almost daily noticed tie changes
taking place with the cotton plant, have therefore
concluded write the following:
am not one Of those Messrs Editors, who at every
little riang thing that occurs Sur crops, CRY aut
woif. when there is no NECESSITY it, as can
by my merchants, Messrs Carroll, Pritchard & Co.
OF your city, for have invariably, throughout the
present season, candidy in my letters
to them that notwithstanding the hue and cry raised
about worms grosshoppers and othersenemies to tile
cotton plant doing such immense damage to the crops
in this parish, thai, far as my observation extend
ed had never seen at the same period better pros
poets Of fine crops, but, alas mighty change has
taken place. and the beautiful and vigorous plant,
with its many blooms and forms and young bolIs pre-
yous TO the storm, now lies PROSTATE and almost bare
Of its fruita perfect wreck on the earth. SO per-
tectly fat was the weed blown by sthe winds, that
many Of the bos were imbeddad in the mud and all
those have of course retted. "a # ls5=.s .=s s'
1t is the opinion Of some Of onr oldest and most ex-
perienced planters that the yield in this and adoin
ing parishes will not be over half of what was ex-
pected before the storm and have 60 doubt it sso
Throughout the district visited by the late disastrous
storm. ss q- s a.
The plant has taken second growth since the storm
is now too late to make any new fruit, and before
any bols can mature frost will cut them or unless
we have an unusually late fall, which i do not now
anticipate Should the present fine weather continue
have not doubt but every bell on the stalks will
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III tsffibs siila aegaFA
pronounced by alt haads h be, 81 long ods,
o M speeches III ttEe
n elaytqgIis noYs 10 flil1s,
psag shia r1ofnin aefsaasd
By q yofs of sS ii lI.s
Ihe House tilia morning adopted d resolution to
adoafn soFnoEfoBz " NO elae. III Ii the general
opinion that The Senate szilI Hut agree ID ii.
The conservatives d division, tied
the Black Republicans IN tlls House tIls coI.
fdent hope y expressed By some sllt silsy vim to-
morrow have y and paas fffa Army bill
without the proyiso. Scot EaYsr, YaIk.
Broom, tsle other stiss from
the North are standing like heroes for te South.
All honDr ID thens 53#5s
NE eEistenden has not, up 70 this tine, offered hfs
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TRA sRIaHa coR coRREspoHpElEe.
Ir. TERA.aE n ]. q. ! sHEassr cHouFsAD u

" v !ASAlaslasip III RlFegy Aug. ~, 1856. Il
Editors CTeseeaat IN ith nothing to do but watch
the changes Of The shelving bank On one eide, and
bluff shore on the etIser, ef the ever uorosonoua
" aathsr Of I drop you i li,,s n ts re,f
landing and you are % be the Judges or II merits
for Insertion IN your columns We LEFT sts foot Of <
Canal street on Saturday evening, Ieth iri ana as
j our Marn vanished from our devoted gaze, 81 did
we, with feelings not at al akin To those Of LEAVING
nome get rid Of soaking showers and soft weather
lof stae decided of baIy and cfsar
atmosphere and drop og rain, which has IA
favored us uHfemittingy up 10 the present time
"a good complement Of agreeable uasssagery fics
ghtnl sprinkng Of the fair SEX and AZ
every way town. has rendered tile Hleasurg Of oar
trip rather above the ordinary ii Ss;sa;nni
steamboat travelling than sgiss sas d aisaft
trips have been Thousand times skaselsaI ofgzt.
nore0r less sameness, BIZ more able pens an nine
will leave our friends to sarmise the Incidents With
the assurance that we have quite good time of III
We enjoyed half hours ramtse on shore AZ Mem Y
phis, where WE took on ii number Of passengers,
and amongst the number d party of the faney,rr
fully prepared with the documents to fleece the YER
dant, and accommodate them from 4 hand at whist
down to turn at three card monte. But uutwftI-
standing the active and apparently interest
With which they bet tamongat themselves, aautsider
was 6 roped in Z or q single pigeon pIucked. ~
You will be interested to learn that Mlard Fill
more is decidedly in The ascendant wherever We have
touched at and the following vote taken on board at
the suggestion Of Buchanan man, az once demon
gstrates the e sign Of the tifnesH on The Henry
Chouteau
Fillmore -..61t Buchanan. q. :1a Fremont
Only one hand on deck voted for Buchanan. and A &
party Of seventeen sturdy sons of the oh their
way stot Kansas. to man, handed ID title name ~
Fillmore. IA #5s s sfS@ ssszs
To forget a well kdeserved eulogy VI Captain DuryeI
and the genaemanly pilots Of the boat,
which have treated US 50 we'll would lie Ill the last IF
degree inegcusable. Every effort Is made 10 cantrf
butte the comfort, amusement and satisfaction OF
her patrons, and in bidding her adieu at Cairo where
we hope to arrive in time for the Sunday morning
train, the travelling community are earnestly recon-
mendedE to patronize the Henry Choutsssu byf her
list Of passengers and particularly BY your or
the sssf lss II TrrEsR Nm faspsa 8#
p. S-LoWest water at Island 81, i 81 feet 81
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The following sonnet was pronounced by Sidney
Smith to be one of the most beautiful in our Ian
guage: ,Gaz g 855t5 W. & Va 5l,f4 q NJ
With silent awe hail the sacred morn
Which slowly wakes while all the fields are still;
A soothing calm on every breeze is boEnes =lzr
IA graver murmur gurgles from the ril, 5
And echoes answer softer from The hill,
: And softer sings the lnnet from the them;
rhe skylark wafbles ntones less shTill;
Hail light serene, hail sacred Sabbath morn
The rocks float silently by in airy drove;
The sun placid yellow lastre shows
The gales that lately sighed along the grove,
Have hushed their aowny wings in sweetreposa
The lowering rack Of clouds forgot to move;
So smiled the day when the first morn arose.