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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
Dspar,u.e offhe Europa

BOSTON July /, 1857 The steamship Europa
sailed about O'Clock this morning. with 10 pas
senrers for Liverpool and a for Halifax, and
S457 900 in specie
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MAKINR INTELLIGRNgE.
AmusRnH ENra.

ARRIEED AT BERMUDA HUNDRED,
Bsrque Indian Queen, Gray. New York, in ballast
to Palmer Ctorton.
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Trnna-A,Iuniic Te,egraph saundings.

ST JOHNS, +, July 2-Her Msiesty's sur"
vcying schooner Cycops, despatched to make
souadugs on the line of the Transatlantic Tee.
graph plateau, arrived here to-day. The report of
her officers il favorable. confirming that of LIT.
Barryman. of tie u Surveying Steamer Arctic
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Ruc:ion Card ---Tae attention. OF
the public is asked tn the Gala OF Mr II. g. q. Thu
ma MS Siock Of Liquors Toys Cigsrs &c, 10 take
plaas his store No III, Broad street. this morning
commencing at half past O'clock ,
THOS. w. kEEJEE,
Ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

~ To Builders and others Interested In
IN TIE APPOINTMENT mEASUREk AND AP-
PRAIssR BY THE CITY CoUscIL--an adjourned
meeting will be held at ths City Hall, on MONDAY
nieht, July &, OF 81 clock for the purpo.e OF ie-
commencing competent person 10 FIJI such ofiics.
JAS KERSEY, Chairman.
Jnus G,RSoS Ss.,v IL S.-St
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coRREsPoNDES'cF OF THE DISPATCH.


CULfEfkk co Va, July %.
We had a very severe hail storm in this Deigh-
borho0d las, night, aud much fear is entertained
regarding The wheat crop. Several crops of corn
are very much Injured The oat crop in this
county is remarkably good, wheat Indifferent and
corn backward. u.
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The New Tariff In Operat,ao

The new tariff act, passed at the last session If
Congress, went into operation ca the lst Of Jplv.
In another column will be found tabular state
ment Of the principal changes made by the present
law.
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Decision Of the Court Of Appeals OF New
York on the New Police Law.

ALBANY, N Y, July a-The Court Of Appeals
of this State yesterday decided in favor Of the con-
sttutionaty of the new Metropolitan police bill -
There was full bench Four were fer and two
as
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MARRIED.

At the Second Baptist Church.rn the 25th ult., by
the Rev. De Howell, NJ cHRtsToPHER w
SAUNDERS to Hin JULIA e. DABNEY, both OF
this city ..
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" Auction Rottce.-l ask attention 10
my sale of Bacon, BTaudyl&c 4 his Day. at auction,
at 0o'cIoos Tvs h. CAUTHORN.
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~ Goddiu 6c AppersOn solicit special
attention to the ssls OF VALUABLE Real Estate on
Cary and Dock streets, Presently used Sc Gas Works
O'clock this afternoon. For particulars see Auc-
ton hesd. jyS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

ToBg GIVEN TRg
FIRST Baptist CHURCH,
SIN FRIDAY EVENING, July I'd 1857
PRESENTATIONS:
Queen, (Sophrano) Sung by Miss & H.
sistsr of Aaarish, (1ezzo sophranoI
sung by Mrs G..
Azaiish, (Tenorl 90 Mr.
Daniel (SaritoneI De DR.. w
Kieg (Ssssy do Mr.. J.B
Herald (renor) do MfP
Solo Voice, (ssTitOGe) do Mfr
5 scond and third President, (TeBorl
Sung by Messfs II ard NJ
Trio of Male Voices. do Messrs C b. and NJ
Trio OF Fsmal" voices, do Misses M. h. and
Chorus of Princes
Chorus Of IsIaslites Assyrisus aud Peislsns
ScENE-Rsbylon, TIME-Extend:nE through thu
Seventy Years Captivity.
Master Charles Poindextsr and Prof Camp. will
preside at the Piano.
Professor Dolinger. Wolf aist
JOSEPH p. HARLEM, Conductor.
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Er- Ticsets 80 cents Doors open at halt past 7
O'Clock, Ccnaert commence a. 2! O'Clock.
ToIs beautiful Cantets has never been suug in thI,
city iy2-St
~ The Piano used this oc cast IN has be xiud.
Nv losre by mr Jss Wondhnusa
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AKmURY X. L.. /. SLUEs, !
IuIu LAT

aR9OhI n. IL. L. hbUtb,
n July lot, 1857 {
III In accordance with reEimental orders The com.
W usny will PARADE at their AImory on sAfUR-
DAY morning 4th inst, at O'Clock, precisely, in full
dress summer untfoTm-dres cap and plume ami
with rounds of blank cartridges
After the rssimsnt 10 dismissed the company will
proceed Buchanan's Spring, where the Dec Arati0u
of Independence will be read by Capt JoHs NJ. Par.
TON and other exercises of spproprst. character
viii be has, including fine music BY Smiths rmory
dav.
Honorary aud Contributing msmbers who desire to
units with us in the ceremonies on the 4th, II
piesse leave their names immediately with Ensisa
A. A. Krischmsnn
There will be q drill aud some iitse business
TO transa:t On friday night next at 81 O'Clock.
By order Of Capt. FRY.
+. C. CRUMP, O.s
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I btY'S PARAsDE DKPU q IL the uInca
AIswhere you can tiod an excslent assortment OF
PsTssols at very low price. Also on bsnd a nice
assortment OF Lawn and Bersge Rob 90 to be sod n
cost. Bniltantes at III cents per yard; Skelet m
Slits for ladies' at 70 cents; do for small girs at SO
cents; Lawn Dress Patterps at Ell; good quality De
Beige o2!y IA cents 1903 more OF those black and
co9red Elastic Belts at Is4 cents; 0eptlsmsns cnI
oIed bOrdered Hdkfs at l csnts Collars at 50 Cents
worth 90; Linen Towels at 90 per dozsn; one hur
dred pieces more Of ysrd wide Cotton at 10 eno,s.
COrsets at ell prices; Bonnet Ribbons at Iss ana %
cents; nice Fringes only Ct cents at
iv JACnH J.EVV,R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

III ENNETT, BkkkS IL FISHER, Drsr
Id sists respectfully inform their friends that tbey
are no. removing to their old stand l25 Main street
where they will be hsppy 10 execute all orders far
articles in their line on the lowest terms
They are now CONNIE ncirg business with an en-
trsly new stock OF frssh and reliable DRUGS, ME.
DICINEs, PAINTS, OILS. FANCY ARTICi.Es
PERFUMFRY. &c embracing every tbi OF usuaIIy
found in a first elass Drug Store.
We hope our old friends nd ocular custom era viii
continue t,send - their orders, 90 they can now he
filled without any delay.
To the public at lsrge, who have so senerousl y
supported US during the last eight years we re urn
our gistef thsnks and hope that In future we ms
look for Largely increased patronage.
IN Rscolieot the old ztspd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
TORE GIVEN TIRE

Proceeds of Concert to be appropriated towards
dischsrsipg the debt incurred in building Leigh
Street Baptist Church, Church Hill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

| gSr IT is NOT CENTRALLY CONCEDED that Liver
Complaint, or d.ranged ststs'of the Liver, 10 the
cause of most OF the summer and bowel complaints
| that visit during this season of the year.
But some Of cur first Physicians consider The GIv.
the principal CT these Diseases in other
words when performs its fuoctlons properly it
sblss the system to resist throw off diseases of
the stomach and bowels, and where they de.
ranged the surest cure s TO cure the Liver Of its
disease and it TO perform its proper functions.
There is pothing in the whole world that 80 quickly
stimulates the Liver to proper performance of its
functions 81 Dr.. SAkFoED'S LIVER iNvIGoRArog
which almost instantly checks DiarrboA, Dyssntery,
or any complaints of the bowels.
The lnvIgorator acts as gentle caihaTsic, yet It
checks all looseness Of the bowels from the time i
is taken till the regular operation Of the dicne
some eighteen hours after, when the cause of ths
complaint is removed. the liver is invigoraed, aad
health soon follows. The Invgorator may be taken
with perfect safety in all Of Dyssnsry, a. 1t
has been tried and used for years tor such COM
plailts by largely prsctieiug physician.
BEHNETT, BEERS & FISHER, end AOIE &
GRAY, Agents for Richmond jy l-d1c2w
~ TYLER L Co.'s liksnessss are gocd-no mis-.
tlke 1t is plsin TO be thst the artists ho
cute them ger tlemer ofrsaed artists taste and
superior mechani, Al skill Twenty artists en-.
ployed aad from to six hundred taken daily. Price
80 cents Main street, opposite Governor.
- FINE SALES or MANUFACTURING ToBAcCo
By BARKspALE & REED
J. ID. and T. X. Longs crop:
small fierce, at S502
hid at S54t. This hid weighed about 1000
lbs; bought By Geo. w. Gillian, for his CO.
brated "Winesap" brand
No 2. HID. to A. Thomas, at Si7.25
No s. do to do I625
No. 8. do to do 1880
Also, DR.. C. w. Bsrksiaie's:
No I. rs. to James rhomas at 81 60.
nEACk RYsBRANDY.-.-A fise Imld
ID sstr,ngsnt, for diarfhPl So, tor sale By
jy3 L., J. fiCOT, Druggist.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday siorp,na, Juiy 3, 1857.

Dispatch fer the springs.
Persons going TO the Springs, can have the Dis
PATCH sent TO them for any length of time they
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

A MOST POPULAR MEDsCINR..-The
"A popularity OF q medicine always depends first up
on ~ ethcacy, and secondly upon It's being psstabe
Beth these recommendations are combined In JACK
SONS NcGLsIoa BlTTEks aad II is this fact THAI has
rendered them famous For Dyspepsis, Disordered
Stomach and General Debility, they are soyersigp,
and thsir power 10 Cure has been universally test
ed, perhaps, as anv medicine yet invented Nothing
but the purest Herbs used ia its preparation
which 10 superintendent by the discoverer himself
The public will lind it at all the Drug Stores u ths
CITY. Price FIFTY CENTS per bottle iva
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
1875 MAIN STREET
" 3 Next tn Ajax Hilps Rhas &C.,.

NNHiTK GOODS aud VI b HOI Dki tI Es
W TO be cle sed cut at and below Cost $50 pieces
Striped and Plaid Swiss Musins at % ots worth so
cts IS pieces Checked husEs at IL cts worth t6
cts 70 pieces at l2A eta worth s3 sts Dotted Swiss
Musin at IL, l6 % and 25 cts worth nearly double
the money; Cambria Bands at IS cts. worth so at.
Collars at 3ll cts cheap st 80 cts large lot far su
perior at 81 cts, cheap at g cts Psrasos at OIL and
% uorth2 90; Infants Waists extra cheap; Irish
Linens Blesched Cottons, and every description of
hits Goods and EmbroideIies at such prices that
defy competition. L. GOLOsMIr
iy 8 2O5 Ryo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD,


JAY sd, 1857
rsrs rEEE4ssz4-.zzyl AMELIA So L, 4 III q X
~ - - SPRINGS NEAR JETERs.
WILLIE SPECIAL NOTICE So
For the accommodation Of persons visiting the
above popular Springs, special train viii be Inp
every SATURDAY afternoon, commencing July
Ilth. leaving Richmond Station at o clock, r Nj :,
and aui ing 1T Jetersvi!le az G.i5 2. M, whers
Omnibus will be IN waiting to take visitors to the
Springs Omnibus fare. 25 cents. Returning leave
Jetersv;ile every MONDAY mosuiug, at G: 50, A M,
and sfEive In edmond ct $40 A NJ Tickets for
the round trip, by this train e. 7j when purchased
the ofice Richmond For sli tickets purchased
on the cas- ten cents addition will be charged over
the regulsr mail train rates
Tvs G.. CAMPBEEJ, Ruosriutsndent.
.vs& FssH HhNr.a--DweiIinss Ira diHereal
EA5 parts of the city renting from 6 IS to 400 per
ia aunum saitsbe for the accommodation of all
anes Of persons. Te good tenenis the rent will
BIS iOW.
Also, Store No under the st Charles Hotel
Appiyt0 T.. A. CLOPTON,
Corcer of Wall and franklin streets
opposite Aessra Dickinson Hill L Co
- ots, IpF
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ID kL' OR THE
CAPTIVITY AND RESTORATION.

SACRED CANTATA IN THREE ACTS.
Words selected and prepared by G. III. Cady. Esq.,
assisted by Miss p. J. Crosby Music composed BY
Geo. Y. Root, and w. q. Bradbury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

NNAGUNS. 1.-TWO and tour horse WA .
w CONS, manufactured at the Virginia Peniten.
tiary In the most substantial manner fer sale at tb.
Peniteutiary or st the store.
NJ. NIMMO, Afsntand
Tvs Store Kssper Va Par itsati.rv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

NOhvEIl. HOU-k, ON Main street be.
tween Pesri and i5sh ssG-MkB TRAVIS also
has two pleasant Suitable spE fsmf es sna e
Aesoamodats trsnssat and day H. sras1s on ras sos.
able terms IN A. ets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
TNKIvALkD ATrkALTIUNr, AEG !

1 [kkISALED ATFkACTlUNs AEC a
~ GWATKtNS opposite Exchange Bank, where
he 10 selling off S50e00 worth of rich French Goods
ct great Sacrifices to make important changes In the
house he occupies at this time. Notice 10 buffers OF
fine french English and Amsricaa Dry Goods:
French BeIsges at half their { rmer value; siIas;
Mullins; White Goods; Hosiery; Carpets; Rugs Hdks;
Bersge Robes, Dress Goods Of all kinds; Lace lad
Muslin Curtains, Cornces; Deiaines; Cacos; I'm
brotdsries; Msnti!las; Counterpahes; Trimming;
a len and Boys Wear; Mourning Goods; scaIf.; Rib
all kinds and Maatiiss at half price. Buyers from
Gil parts most cordially invited to call and see for
the Inselves C.. A GWATkiN. opposite
RAJ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

UU,UUU Doct; rs coo feet very su, srior South.
eIn Flooring, Richmond dressed 10000 Il. inch Oar
Boards, very nice and partially seasoned Lime Baled
Hay, Shingles and general assortment of lumber.
For sale by C. WALTHALL
iy3-lt Canal betyyea, 9Th ard IN -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

EBEAP! CHEAP! CtfEAP! - kIegaut
" Black silks, 8 per yard; Hair Rolls and BTaIos
S7i cts; Lewns at 10 cts per gard; Summer Print,'
very cheap Rolid Color Brilliants, I2i cents; Figd
Biilients, l2l cts per yard Steel Hoops and Busse
Skeleton Skirts Is Grass skirts, only 50 cts each;
Cactus Shirts, sac each; Linen Shirt Bosoms I2Is
zach; Emoroide 81 Col lss and Sleeves; Lawn ard
Berage Rcbes few pieces "A attn left, At 81 10
per ysrd. In order to make room for Fall Goods a
tremendous reduction will be made in every article
now in store at the Chesn Bargain Emporium OF
jY3 ALFRED MOSES, IS Main at
IGOR SALE.s-The subscriber wisae. IA
u sell his DRAY aud TEAM Of MULES, all in
good order Those wishing to purchase ian see The
by calling on him, corner Of Brosd aud let sire at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
ARMOEY va RIFLES.

ysergeants will summon their squads to bs
punctual. wis.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

A ARmoRY YOUNG GUARD
"a July lst 1857. !
nj OEDER No I6
IL Pursuant 20 reelmental orders, this Command
wi assemble at their Armory, on sA ruRDAY thu
igh inst at Il O'Clock A h puuctuslg Ia full drp.,
uziforrn. Arms and aecoutremebts in order Eur itsd
inspection. JNO. H. RICHARDSON Capt
CHAS r R4Uy lat sers't 10 . "a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

N ii n n hICO Light DHA-
aoONs Parade at the Fair Grounds, GA
III SATURDAY, 9TH July, at ~ o'sloet A.
~ NJ, 10 fall summer uniform, With thiItsen
rouods blank cartridge. By order.
tvl-N u. J. A. SMITH O. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

NIUTICk.s The subscribers having ca x u
~ the house Yranslin, between 18th and Isth
streets, formerly coupled by 4. g. Garnstt L Co
for the purpose of conducting the DRY GOODS busi.
ness respectfully solicit the trads Of their friend.
and the public generally
sS-6t~ LIVELY * HAYWOOD
CE BHLs. PURE CIDER VINE1;1R
"a Landing, for sale ~ WIN. II. TYLER
W2 lSih street
gACUN IA A M -. SHUULDERs Ann
ID sfDES.-Ten bhls Leaf Lard. landing per gaI,I-
more steamer, for sale By WM. ii. TYLER.
lY 18th sh est
NOTICE.--I hereby Constitute and an
point my brother, r A. kuper NV sseot with
full power TO carry on msnaRe and condnst In my
mama snd On my aecoenisi the business OF Team.
sier 10 the city Of Richmond
VIM A. kUfEK.
Ul-2WH frederick hall Loaiss soaaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

WE have thls day admistea w DAhks
w DALE WARWICK - . psItnsrl ia cur sJa
Germ. WARWICK d HAEkspALE
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4 HEAD GAS. Isr RECT VA VoLs)
& Richmond, June 9th, 1851. I
fnORDrRs
" This HegiuIent viii parade on the
usual parade ground. on SATURDAY, the 4th Of
July, st O'Clock A. NJ
Companies will scpesr with arms in order for Ia.
spsctiou, ard with rounds of blank cartridges
The Cemmapdants of Com 9anies appearing wiki
ss' than ths minimum strength required by lhw ars
hereby notified. thst their commands will be di,
landed by the Com mandsr in Chief.
By order Of r. P AU5usT, Col. Comd't
j. s9-6t WM MUNeORD A9jotaut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

a Richmond July ID. I
nj Pursusat to Iesimsntsl orders, this Company
" will assemble in front OF the City Hall, la fuli
sumner uniform on SATURDAY, the 4th inat at a
O'clock. Arms I'd utTe enis to be ia order fJr
Inspection. Members Will be provided with Line
rounds blank cartridges
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
Old Men in Old Times.
MODERN DEGENERACY

Modern luxury is not favorable to long
life. In the patriarchal era, if translators
of the scriptures are correct in their interprs
tations of the Mosaic measurement of time,
an ancient Hebrew was quite youth at
the age Of q century or 50, and could scarce
" be considered settled for life before he
had reached his second centennial epoch
Now, however, man is venerable at fifty,
and although Old Psrr saw his l5Sth birth
day, and the census occasionly brings a
centenarian to light, seventy is usually the
extreme limit Of human existence. The
tact is, we moderns cot too much, drink too
much, loaf too much. and work too little
We spoil. our stomaehs with over -jndaI-
gence, and the result is impure blood, vit;-
ated secretions. diso.Gered 5, stem, and
premature decay. The root Of half the ia
tai diseases Of the race is dyspepsia, CON-
plant unknown n, it is presumed, in the days
of Moses and the prophets, when turtle
soup, terrapin stew, rich Pate's and cham
pagne were uninven,ed. As these, and hun
dreds Vf other inJiges;ibles, however, forEi
an Indispensable portion of the saris of tho
nineteenth century, and human nature or
rather artificial appetite Uil invoke dyspep-
sia with all lis kindred horrors, one of ths
great objects of medical science should be
to provide a cure for them. Tbs We really
think has been accomplished by Holloway.
His Pills seem almost 10 real re the fable Of
the Elirir Vito. There can be no manner
OF doubt, (unless we choose 70 reject mass
of testimony which would be deemed con-
elusive by ary Court and jury in Christen-
com that they are the most potent and un-
failing remedy the world has ever seen for
indigestion, and all disorders Of the stom-
ach, he liver anG the bowels. We do not
advise our readers TO tempt an attack of
these malrdies by negI' citing the condition
OF health; but il the misch e. is dcn", we
most earnestly Recommend this famous lax
atiye and stomachic-lor strange to say,
the Pills combine the two qia.i,ies-as the
speeaiest, the safest, and the most iuts lliole
means of cure. In so doing We simply act
upon onr own convictions, founded on per-
sonal observation, as wei Us on volumes up
on volumes of unimpeachab!e vouchers
Baston Traveller.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
Archbishop Hughes on catholic
Education"

A lecture on "Catholic Education" wa:
delivered by Archbishop Hughes on Surda,
night, in the Roman Catholic Church, il
james street, New York. The lecturer tool
strong ground against the Common Schoo
System. as ignoring religion, aud exhor:ed
his hearers 10 have no:hng to 10 with them
beyond paying the taxes tor their support
iie attributed the prevalent im,nortaiiIies t,
the goddess charast,r Uf these schools, an,
urged ON the Cutho les the proprie,y OF pat
ron n'zing only such education Il Instiiut uu,
as those conducted by the Christian Broth.
ers aud sisters of Merry, under the immedl'
ate supervision of the Catholic Church.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-17
LOriginal
An Address to the Stars.

Ye burning stars, who flaming in your midnight
course,
Roll in majestic grandeur through the blue ethereal
deep;
, What are ye7 Lamps hung on high, to light this
planet earth
When radian, Sol, grand luminary of day,
Has SINK beneath the western waters; Conc TO
Light another continent sithh glowing presence
Or when the changetul moon. has but glanced al Us,
And had beneath the darkening W oods,
Or fingered on the Eestern Ocean, till morning
paints,
In pa ;iled tints re:ireing day,
What are yei Lamps hung in the mid Heavens
Or worlds like unto our own Can not ye answer,
Beauteous otbsl Are ye like unto our earth,
Peopled with huma? beings. that live, and die and
Pass AWAY. Are ye bright and fair, beauti.ied,
BY the hand OF God, with ali the ernbe iishments
Or nature. Are the inhabitants there still living in
Such innocence, as dwell in Edens bowers, VIXEN
first
Awoke creations morn. Or have ye too fallen by
And let its bitter fruits. Such thoughts as these
press
Through my soul, as l gazs on the midnight
heavens,
But thought alone can answer Philosophy may
pry
Into the ceptlis Of nature, and Newton mark the
Cause OF lie nidn;ghi constellation; but such
Deep wonders as these, alone shall be revea. led,
When the last trump. shall sound in the darkeaed
Air, and Earth, air, all all shall return to what
ii was. A mighty Chaos.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 18th.