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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

From d, lferetant af G.1iga, o.; 0.t 2. ESQ.
cough ana las Ill she law in bed not epeeted re- i've
she had used Jtyne ENpectorant Liyerwort and Tar,
more Cor her She then commenced taking your Cough
ana T2asumpt,ol syrgp ana after using i've bottles
" % oe u a2 eF work agaR have also given it e
colds H., Effects have been 59ch mat have coin l
ac ts WIFI 9f' a # the lp9 Ny tea s s
tors could DO nothing one bottle % your Syrup has
Of the syrup benefited him 80 much t6tf ne IS at orI
again have doubt another bottle viii perfect the
cure ] would recommend those who are similarly az
H'e 8s is s oa sy'' TINS n b. H. BARF F
Life of a Member of the Indiana Legislature
SAV9d-Niessrs A. Fisher Co, Of Ligonier Ind, say
Your Cough and Consumption syrup. especiaiiy las
atve from NobI- c5f1v was ro5.sej to H. III VII
Gens1%Pton His physician and friends belieysd that
the instrumeutax Of iris syrup he has been restored
Esq. Of that vicinity, was afflicted with Lung Fever
which eit him with dangerous cough that baifled the
soon restored to his accustomed health.
Remarkable Case of Hereditary Consumption
csTt5iles tnat my VIE was afflicted about eight
great deal Of blo0d and had almost ncessant cough
and three sisters had died with corsaTnption and
her disease was evidently similar to theirs Alter Sic
had been confined her bed about four week. con,
stantly failing. she COMMENCED using St Johns Cough
cough and restored her to perfect health which she has
It also soon relieved Of deeplysealed. dangerous
Cough and Pain in the Side of Five Years
Standing Cured was afflicted with cough and
pain IN my side and breast I've years During three
years was scarcely able sufficient -stau life
employed four or hve physicians who unable
give any relief Ny disease was considered incura-
bic. Fortunately took st Johns Cough and Consun1p
ton Syrup. which has restored 70 perfect health
After taking the medicine one week enjoyed excel
lent appetite JOHN NJ. kIRCHER. TffTn, o.
Infant Cured.-when my child few weeks old
Il took severe cold which settled upon its lungs The
cough continued about the child having in the
mean time thu hopping cough. We gave il great va
Tety Of Heiicnes none II which We're of apparent
benefit l finally induced. from the strong recon-
nendation q several Of friends, try Johns
Cough and Consumption Syrup, which soon effected
cure J. FLAUGHEfs, FORT Bal, o.
Sold bE all Medicine Dealers, who viii furnish ST
Johu's Almanacs gratis l. L. St. john 4 Co., Tlfin
CIV O., General Agents for the Western States
Agents-R Deos Puford Mineral Point J. C. Clar
Avoca; B. Frank Thomas, Dodgevile; NJ Dnsdal,
Linden; Goodsell Il Little, Highland. Call on III
Agents and procure an Almanac n5-iv
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Asthna or I.htlisic. and bronchitis.


NEsr IAsCHEsrER, pA- Feb +. 1856.
SIR; Your Cherry R9'gFak Is performing eogs
in this sccton II has relieved several from alarm
lug symptoms Of consumption. and IS curing a
who has abored under affection Of the lungs for
last forty years HENRY /. PARKS Merchant
a. i. RAMSEY, 81. D., ALBION, MONROE Co. Iowa.
sept o. 1853: Daring my practice of years
have found nothing equal your Cherry Fcc'0rgi
giving and relief 70 co2suuptive PATIENTS curing
such durable
We might add volumes of evidence hut the most con-
vineng proof ~ the OF dis remedy found in lis
effects upon trial
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever besn known which
cured many aud ss dangerous cases this Some
human all reach; bat to those the Cherry
Itct5rat affords relief and comfort.
AsToE H9ysE. NEW YORK CITY, March ), 1856
DDCToR ATEE LOWEIL- feel il a duty ana pleasure
to inform Won what Nauv Cherry Jtcorai has done for my
wife She bad been five months labOrnC under the dan
gerous symptoms OF Consumption from which aid
could procure gave her much relief She steadily fail
in- until Or. Strong Of this city, where have for
advice recommended trial pt your medicine. \, bless
his Kindness. do your skill; for she has recovered
from that day. She IS not YET strong she used to
be, but Is free from her cough. aud calls herself Well.
IouIs with gratitude aud regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SHELEYyuLP.
Cnsupres do not despair TIL You have tried AYERS
CHEEET FtCG0EAL- II is u,te by the best medical
chemists ia the world and its a around bepek
the high merits ot IFS virtues Philadelphia LsISer
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From tae Rev. Nr. MCMULLEN Iastor Of Roberts
Chapel: INDIANAroLIs, Oct ), 1877.
DR.. C. W. RoBAcE-Dear Sir. have used yoar Blood
Purifier for Affection, from which have SUI
.ered much at times While it uleasantto the taste il
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves Please
ct my your kind regards and acts, and be
lieve me- Yours,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
MEDICINAL.

A FrFR YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT,
n Dr. Roback, the eminent Swedish Physician
eeded in producing medicine from twenty three differ
emit speces of mountain herbs oF land, which
acts directly upon the causes of disease in the blood and
vrestorin the corrupted fountain of life condition
Of health aad purity expels disease from the system,
wherever it may located whatever may be lis char
acter Indigestion complaints, ePiloptie and
other fits coughs consumption in its early stages
throat bronchitis fever and sgue, asthma low spirits
sexual .Acapaciy, feminine weakness, pricking OF the
skE symptouatc of paralysis rheumatism, neuralgia,
u1or. cancer diabetes asude and debility, diarrhea
and all disorders of the organs Of respiration the
liver the kidneys the stomach the nerves, the mus
cular fber unerr.y cured by this preparation Il
is to the naterjes n0rbj seed Of disease what alkal
IS to an acid If neutralizos them with absolute certain
tywhie the time regulates the secretions, re-
moves ot-tructios from the bowels creates Appetite
news bodily ygor regonorates every ANNUAL fane-
ton Such is the nature such are the effects Dr. Ro
backs famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which, if
taken con junction with his Scandinavian Blood Pills
will not only oJiiterate the painful disease, but
prevent their recurrence and lengthen life beyond the
ordinary span.
In the cANDINAvIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Dr. Roback presents result of twenty Of eNpe-
sie,co hard study experiment to what perfect
pill should be- No doubt their superiority after
one single trial Price Of the Scandinavian Blood Puri-
fer q per BOTTLE s. per hali-dozen Scandinavian
Blood Pills, 25 cents per box, or five for 81
PERU Miami county, Ind, Aug. 1, 1851.
DIR. C. ". RoBAc6 have received so much benefit
from your scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
that have thought it my duty and itls no less my in
cl.natiou, to give yol plain statement Of my case
was for years afflicted Of sill comfort, and
efficiency business, dyspepsia. To rccapt1te all The
So called remedies which have used to rid yseF Of
this disease would indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted with the best physicians could hear
Of induced TO try remedies through the per
suasions friend and after using them few days
was greatly benefited, aud in short time, less than
month, l entirely and permanently cured. was
also afflicted with the most violent nervous headache
which suppose produced my disoriered stomach
for when nay dyspepsia left nae, my headache left with
it, now feel better in every respect THANH have for
{ ten years Very truly yours,
JOHN S DEMCTH.
From the Rev Nr. MCMrLLES Iastor Of Roberts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

4 IL persons hereby forbidden from Mining or
= trespassing in suy manner on the y. +. halt y.
W. quarter, OF the y f. quarter 81 section S, Town 3,
Range ,. Also scre adjoining in ~ " quarter Of
: F. quarter of Section S. Town s. Range > in the tow
OF Linden, under the penalties % the Law.
FRANCIS HAGGA DANIEL.
Linden rfl4 =, IS-ls.
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fisIiSHf NOTICE--M. z. X. II.
IL Freight for shipment will have o be delivered
N ~ tae Freight Station by II o'clock ifrequIr
ito beshipncd the same day. No Freight received az
ter O'Clock Pm.
Z4tt JAS. WILKINS Freight Agent.
NEW Y EAR AND NEW REGULATIONS
Ii persons are hereby notified not TO chop or haul
u any wood Of any desert rton from any Of the LANDS
belonging to Geo G"ldthOrp All persons owning Teams
viii be held responsi for respass TO the full amount
OF what they hE whether il be for fencing tIe
WOOD. Those who have been cutting fencing build
ing requested to forward settle wthoutde-
lay.
Further notice. All who raising mineral
tied take It from the ground until 1t II weighed
by regular suaeter and said smeter viii held
spousibe fer all the rent.
GEO. G0LDTHORP.
Lost Grove, January Z, 1858 n3-tf-
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MEDICINAL.

Alb. MOETLEY. ksa, of UTICA y y, writes: Il have
aseI your foyy myself and n my family ever since
purpose ever pat Nigh bad cold I should sooner
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THE TN TELI1IGE GER.
IN AHTUlf.N SONG

AN AUTUMN SONG.
The Autumn days are waning,
The winds are cold and Crear.
And soon :he bleak December
Will come to end the year;
Once more within my bower
Pllsit and weave song,
Before the blasts of Winter
Howl disnally along
Once more my harp shall waken
An humble strain to pour,
Then sleep again.in silence
Maybe for everIiiore.
Bright days Of Spring and Summer,l
How. quickly havesye tiedt
How much of what you brought me ~
Is withered now and, dead!
Thew where l have wander d..
The bank whereon Ielay-
The streatnlet and the fountain,
Nolonger are they gay;
Thetrees have dOff'd their garments
Ii warriors for the fisht,
And now detV the Winter
In allits stormy might.
Imiss thousand voices
Awakened with the Spring,
A thousand pleasing objects
To which the heart will: cling;
The birds that warbled weetly
Within each leafy bower,
anu HIIcd the hours with giadneSS,
Unconscious of their power
The Summer airs that WANDERED
Like breath ofangles by
All, all have now departed,
None miss them more than I.
Yet not for these 1 sorrow,
For Spring will come again.
And clothe in purest beauty
The wood, the hill, tue plain.
Not for those loving spirits,
Departed with the hours,
For they untouch'd by sorrow,
Roam through Elysian bowers;
But for the golden moments,
VANISHED for eyerlnore,
That nigt be spent far better,
Could l but live them DER
Harp,cease thy sad and mournful strain,
Nor linger on thepast;
But teach my hcart-since all things else
Teach me time cannot last
To grasp the work each moment brings,
And well perform the whole;
Flo! the great plan of Heaven DEGREES
.... Work to each living soul.
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) 90 T.SCARTWRIGHT.
M u SIG PU Bills III FIR

- gl95 y. 5CARI'WRIGHT, q
NJ USIC Ply Bills HER,
II .IsT5 OF NEW NfUsIC:E3 ' :" : ~ ZEE z = C'
The Crystal Waltz; composed by gentleman Of this
Fartune Teller; (GuitaO J. P. Giffn
isultan's Polka; plano Charles D. Albert
La Sylphfde Yalse; (Piano) J. Ascher.
La Clochette du Patre; (Pano) Lefehrue Wely i'-
engine MssnEka ssntmentale; (PIanol James Bellak
4iasurka des Traneaux; (Piano) J. Ascher
The celebrated Rondo Finale, as sung by Madame La.
borde; (Piano) Max Maretzek. 80
Also received the following pteces of Music
EBesse9s GraVe;- a beautiful song
What is Home without Brother.
Home without Mother. - : $50 -
Maid of Sylvan Nook.
Flight OF the Robin. 5-. --..-
The Snow has fallen around ne.
Also large ossortmentof Musical Works &C. &C.
feb5-1w
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FAREAs Low As ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.

-Be particular ask for Tickets via. the CIV a.
Short Line Rail Road. $50
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j. T. SCOTT.
iH.Il5'57 = THE
LIVER INVIGOR,ATOR.i
PREPARBD ny DIR. sANFORp

t,I snae PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD
10 compounded Entirely from GUMS.
DICINE now before public that acts as darfic
sSsis5 m ~ and more than any other medicine
acting rst the LtU6r eject morbid matter
SompshGg two purposes an mus Of the
painful feelings in the operations Ca
purresit; and when taken daily In moderate doses Will
strengthen and build It up with unusualraptdity.
The LIVER Is ofthe principal regulators OF the
human body; and when It performs functions WE'LL
the powers OF the system fdvdeyeloped. stomach
Ltusr proper perorm Gifts the
stoaclis fault, the bowels at fault the wSoe
system suffers In consequence sof orSauhe LIVER
having ceased do the diseases OF that or
of the Proprietorphas made his study, in
practice OF more than to nd remedy
countefact the many arrangements to which
found, anyperson
5ed With LIVER COlG1aPLALNT,in any Its formsS
has but to try bottle, and 5convictonis certain.
These Gums remove al1mnrbid or bad matter from
the system supplying in thelropa healthy ow ofbe
the causing food to digest well,
SS toneiand healthto the
gnoS inacni9sEy, cause OF the disease
BETTER, PREVENTED, by>tie oscasiopsi wseof the
LIVER INvIGoRATOR. 9IIZ =, sl -
dose after toresve the stomach
and prevent the food Sronns+rts and Sourng.
before rsttrlns prevents NIGHT
ee 9ay 0 ss1 d9sS s saks3 the
9ne.iose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA.
81 0ns lose q two i always relieve
one bottle taken for e! male remoyesthe
cause. Of the disease and uiHkes6 perfect cure.
One dose often repeated isJa snre5cure for CHOLERA
M0!eBUSiand a; preventive Of CHOLERA.
- Only one bottle isSneede1 to throw ont Of the
system the effects of mei4@ctne long sickness
One bottle taken forsl JATTDICE removes all sal.
loyness or unnatural color the skin b
1a the aSss taken before eating gives yg
p 97s dose Ss often repeated oHR3Ng 3IAR
a SSEs Is KS Es and
0ne or two doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS In
the world, AS ttTeUer JaiLS. ~ '{7I
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For THROUGH Tickets and other Information, enquir
street, Wheeling, Va 90 - y
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baltimore.
$. lancaster s
In Harriaht1R0f ~ sf;ft5.Es = = : = =
PENNSYLVANIA FRAIIROAD

also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamersto
al ports Western Rivers, and at Cleveland
Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest TeEbLe
route by which FREIGHT forwarded TO and frorS
the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats aud1 &
and trunks Drugs boxes and bsiss 70s per 100 BGs
Feathers, Purs, DC =. ,Il ft5t
SECOND OLASS-Domestfc sheeting
Shifting and Ticking, (n original bales = I 80
Drugs lin casks Hardware, Leather QUO per 100 lbs.
4n rolsor boXes)Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward SIX - = -eEaj,fsfE . To-
THIRD OLASS-Anvls Steel. Chains0n1
Goose casks Tobseso manhfaetu ooo 100 lbs
ed SsXcept cigars or cutl &c. &c. .4HsG.l,iss ri.
kFouKpHGLA sS-cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beet9 ,t..-st
Lard Lard Oh Nails Soda Ash Ger, zoe per lbs.
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Resin. &c. Is,
ELOUt-I5c per Dbl. until further notice.
car loads IS cents per until further
further notice. q ! 1' '6Ns' unit
In thpping goods rem point east Of Phiadel-
s9drt paGkages PsnnSIEgGnia
detention F5tsi's 70 - a1teg HIF99ut
FREaHr AaENrs-C evans. 54 Ktby street Boston. IN
Astor House, and No William street and John
irwin q 9o and SprinSman e Brown, Clncihnatj o.
Meldrum, Madtson Inds sDuiesril. Bell Is o. md
Jeysst LoutsytIe, Ky; q oRiley CO. Evans
NUE. Si To; X y sass, st louis wrmey Co.
WayneS Ind; d sneeder, Phila; Magraw & Roons Bai
more; "A Stewart Pittsburgh rs DO 4s' 0a u
H III. HUSTON, Gent Freight A gent phil Al -
=APolyl- HI. LOMBAERT. supt. Altoona . Pa.s
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
p. ~ e ~ = - - z7as 59s5
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route passes through N. Lexington Cir
clevtlle, Washington Wilmington and Richest
and most beautiful part Ohio. al :
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. p ". la5
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TRAINS LEAVE zANEsVILLR AS FOLLOWS:
At12:1SAG, q M, and points az anve
on Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
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ON HAND-AlarQe superior Of p,ire old
~ brandteS' Wines, Gins and Whistles, for medicinal
purposes. CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
aug4 Nc. 2n, Centre Wheeling.
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Hytce DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
mond and Washington City via Gordonsyllle Alex
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WHEAT nRILLS.-sunerior Wheat Drills for. sale At
w Manufacturers' prices by - - =
augl4 SMITH GoRHELL.
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DANAMA HAT The greatest variety of Panama Hats !
T. verbrought to this clty-from Is cents to $3.50.
1uly0 BLISS & CAMPBELL,
- " No, IS, Main st. !.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA

80 sE53ssE3sEl $50 8 s5zsa S7sI
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ARsEILLEs Collars Sleeves and Collars In sets
W White and Figured, very cheap and very pretty.
sep4 PAYNE CO., "a Monroe st.
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pLANTERs-Black, Brown, Smoke, aud Drab Plante
4 Hats, justrecelVed. BLISS & CAMPBELL
OK RF.f "a
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nLD RYE AND BOURBON WHLsKEY.-We lave on
hand = few barrels superior Old Rye 9lso Old
Bourbon Whtskey, to which Invite attention of the
Trade laug26l noANE 4 A'NAMs.
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corr HATs-Just openel large stock ofsott Hats-sy
- cry conceivable variety, style and color.
tuly6 BLISS & OAMPBELL
No
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ID s:lO for $3.50, late style.
july6 BLISS 4 CAMPBELL,
No IS Main st.
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ANEWlot OF MeeFsc6aum oiEar Tubes alSo SsV6s sic
"A OF Violin and Guitar Strings PAYNE & CO.
sOAYNE co. noW5receiViDg their iiFff Fan StnS
- LOT Varieties "a Thousand and One things which
are Indispensable Every Sc Invited to cRll At No q
Monroe ;ntreet, and take alook. - - =
= fsP1l sssss 1855 81 PAYNE q CO.
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WILDE e. BRO J.

tQESPEHTPUELY inform the public thSt they, bavA
9celHed one OF the largest Fashionable fnyoI
ess Of Wall aud Window Shades brought to the
city wheeling, comprising French, EnctiSh and Aneri.
can tapeSs and In almost endless variety They
purchased below the customary market agnres and
VIII be sold 6eautIf Of isS5
Sper q cents per same offered eIsevhste at
mined TO sell At spe nreesaS defy %
attention Of DE- LERs Is invited AZ We can
Job our Foods at most rates pur stock IL IN
carried over from last year. ~
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100N BuSHELs Ship Stun, for sale iRY Z a 7--I--=
NV !gS0O sepll $3.50 .zssa MATHEW McNABB.
ON BUSHELS aIlddlIngs, for sale by
AuO sePt1 - sf.-lE 81 a MATHEW AeNABD.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock of sheet tausic works &C. &c.
lnthe Western Coantry. .ffs7sr sifF7sl,s -
~ Music sent any address, postage freey
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ILL WHO eUHFIT' a RE99IP1NEP sIYEZR5LLAyA M
A0HSIESTI1EONTrLNTT ITS IA FOR.
MEpSoHttsi IN tie tie Ineidordtor. and
SOpHIlOto both t0gsthep - -
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GoRN STARCH, Parma, Rice Flour, Capers, Picked
SEeS1 Catsups OF every variety. DC, for
sale nv WA EOWHRNS 4 BRO
SEPT CNraer Monroe and Market Sks
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FRUIT JATfA.
" have on hand new kind of Jars of glass, with
rtortO any tin can in use.
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And there CARS and take those Of the q J&
-at 10 Short Line. zsl95 $50 : >
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principal regulators OF the
performs its functions we'll,
fullvdeveloped. The stomach
on the healthy actIonsoftke
anceofits functions;when the
are'at fault, and the Whole
spf one orSau-the LIVER
SFor the diseases OF that or
has made Il his study, in y
years, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22
TOWANDA:
sbursoap alornlnn, 1nIp g. 1858.
scIttttN Qoetrp.
rur BREEZE IN THE CHURCH.

,.ortifuI poem is from volume recently publish
Ins ns,u",iand Ind by Mrs. HINxNAN, entitled " Poems"
r-r.s, sunny day, and the morning psalm
Ue sang in the church together;
". colt in our hearts the JOY and calm
Of the calm and joyous weather
-, sIor and sweet and sacred strain,
through every bosom stealing,
c5acted every thought that was light and vain,
And walked each holy feeling.
Ne knew by its sunny gleam how clear
va, the blue sky smiling DER US,
,r5in every pause of the hymn could heW
The wild birds happy chorus
,ra1,, from its haunts by cave or rill,
With A sudden stare awaking'
,br.e,e came futtering down the hin'
#, fragrant pinions shaking.
7bronrh the open windows II bent It's way
And down the 3hancels center,
riE. privileged thing that at will might stray,
And in holy places enter.
r-,o, niche TO niche, from nook to nook,
With lightsome rustic flying
r,rned the leaves of the holy book.
On the lltAr-Cusulpn - Iho'
:, famed the old clerks hoary hair,
And the chiidrens bright young taces :
-,so vanished, none knew how or where,
Leaving its pleasant traces.
T, ref, sweet thoughts of summers hours
Spent on the quiet mountains;
And the church seemed full of the scent OF flowers
And the tricklirg fall Of fountains.
The image of scenes so still and fair,
With our music sweetly blended,
While il seemed their whispered hymn took share
In the praise that to heaven assembled
We thought of Him who had poured the ri!ls
And through the green mountains led them
Whose hand, when he piled the enduring hills
With a mantle Of beauty spread them.
And purer passion was borne above.
In louder anthem swelling,
And we bowed to the visible spirit of love,
On those calm SUBMITS dwelling.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-22

RSrBa modest, like the star. which, though
high and exalted, shines upon the water, rather
than like the vapor. which. thouga mean aud
obscure, lifts itself % tho clouds