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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

Ta raise supplies fm the y,,n Commencing an
f)csoJcr, n,nMou@,Ad eight hundred and .Wty.
eight.
|. Be il raaci:rl by The Senate and House of
Representatives, now met anu sitting IN General
Assembly, and by the authority of tue same,
That tax for the sums, AMI ip the manner
hereinafter mentioned, shall bc raised anu paid
into tho public treasury OF this State, for the
Use and service thereof, that is 10 say: eighty
one cents, "a! rulOrcW, on every hundred dollars
of the value OF all the lands granted in this
State, according to the existing classification as
heretofore established; ninety-iive cents per
head on al slaves; two dollars and scvcnty-tire
cents OH each free negro, muatto or me>tzo,
between the ages Of fifteen and fifty years, e%-
ccpt such as shall be clearly proved to the satis-
faction Of the Collector, 10 be incapable, from
mains or otherwise, OF procuring livelihood;
seventeen cents, dd rriOrem, Oh every hundred
dollars OF the value Of all lots, lands and build
ings, within any city, town, village, or borough:
in this State; >iXty-cig gIt cents per hundred
dollars on ii,ctorase, enploymenis, faculties and
professions, including the profession OF dcntls-
try, whcthcr in the profession Of law: the profit
be derived from the costs OF suit. Ices: 0r other
sources Of professional inco,nc,) excepting clcr-
@ymen, scGlUolma>tcr5, ScliUolmiStresscS and
journeymen mechanics, whose income depends
Oil their own manual labor: sixty eight cents
OH every hundred dollars on tic aMount Of
commissions received by ycilduc masters AMI
commission merchants; lhirty-!ivc cent: per
hundred dollars OH The capital stock paid III, on
The first Of October, one thousand eight linn
drcd and iilty-cig,!, of all banks which for
their present charters have rot paid bonilS to
the State; tLrty-ionr cents on every hundred
dollars Of capital Of banks of issue olls Of this
State, used and employed in this State by
agents ri said banks between tic first day Of
October, i'll the year Of our Lord one thousand
ei.ht hundred and iftynorer', and the !irst day
Of 7i n-l..har, IN Tie year of our Lord one thou
sanl eight hundred and lilly-eisht, in cllertng
loans or discounts, and dealing in exchange or
notes twenty ccnts per hundred dollars
On the capital stock Of all incorporated Gas
Light Companies; one and tl!irty-live one hun
drcds per ccntum on all premiums taken in this
State by incorporated insurance companies, apd
by the agencies Of insurance companies, and
underwriters without the limits of this State;
-..e,i.- ore .tuta : t,.:: GltT ce.; a|.iirs "i
"a: at gat -? mpr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

rs The best line to lead woman vii,
q masculine. e.-Erchange.
The best line to lead manwitL is crinolf
~. Go to strangers for charity, to acquaih
ancas Tor advice, anal to relatives for nothingA
and you will always have SUPPLY: !
- The house Of Bancroft, Leman. & Co.,
perhaps the largest wholesale and retail store in
the South, is advertised as closed.
E-E.' Parch half pint Of rice until it is
perfectly brown; then boil it down as rice is
usually done; eat it slowly, and it will stop the
most alarming diarrhGa in a few hours.
80 All communications to the Executive
should lie addressed to Governor William II.
Gist, at Cnionville, unless otherwise ordered.
Sss Two centuries ago not one in one hun
drrd wore stockings. Fifty years ago not one ,
boy in thousand was allowed-to run at large
at night. Fifty years ago not one girl i'll
thousand made 4 waiting-Inaid Of her mother.
Wonderful improvement in this wonderful age.
- The last conundrum is, 'what is the
difference between mule and postase-stamp?" :
You lick one "ith a. stick and stick the other
with lick.
- In tho Chicaso rost office, mails are.
daily receives! from about twenty arriving trains.
T'lirty-i;ve hundred mails ~ >a4ee>Op each
day. Over five millions Of let. and six mil
lions Of papers were handled durng the last
quarter.
Es- Tom IEyer writes to the New York
Tribune claiming the championship (pugilistic)
Of AMERICA, and says he is determined to hold
the belt until fairly conquered. He accepts
lIccnan's challenge to the world, and will fight
him OF any other man for $4,000. -
60 Railroads wcre clearly rropllesicd i'll
the scriptures. In the writings OF Nahum, I'd
chapter and '!tll verse, we have distinct type
Of the locomotives and cars of the present day,
"rLo chariots shall rage in the streets, they
shall seem liko torches, they shall run like tho
lightnings."
Ea-."Ill be hanged if do," as the crim-
nal said when the sheriff told him 10 step up on
the gallows. -:
II If rats will not come into your traps.
drop = little oil of rhodiilm in tl,e,n--that rgl
t.-t... tlC-sr.
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'dse6eld Male Academy!
kpsNc cnEsE EOK 1859!
Il B. HreBLY APPROVED TEACHER

Me ur,,.rvioned, "r.,ices Of the .Edseted
u tau s,;fssr asaasns arc srated in being able , to
ateot a.c te; nis ,,stitulion will open again on the
Bird sc:dsy sse' in jSnuaty, 1882 under the most
ponsi's auspices.
of TIM H. ID sd, ~ .nr:pa and will be ably as
.ixsi Su y H ,r,rox me most acceptable recon-
@ M trcm Is cn Of juds~cnt and truth He
fcars; ant,.ma:: m an a,,nratc teacher and an
S':h0ie" "
E.selc d;scip plinar,a .:,,n.o IN t,e man
The Tr S;ecs feaI every coi',is :, con,;n,r of
d tkci- choice and hope for la.SI rsitr;,tS
u ~, :,,m th and the snr1cnna'H .i Dss''IeS, ,,or
Ehc fa:h.cs they c,ler are "t h'Sh "'ue'' Us '"eS
IJhs rms Of tuision &C., are the same as last
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
selett Doetrg,
TIE HOURS OF LONG AGO.
DY NELLY SETTLE.

DY NELLY SETTLE.
am thinking of the olden hours,
The hours Of long ago,
When I was happy as bird,
And like the bounding roe
I skip9 aans& along through life,
Ny henrt was full Of song;
little thought of care or strife,
As those hours passed along.
The olden hours, the golden hours,
Tue hours Of long ago,
little thought of care or strife,
Iu hours Of long ago.
But then knew what twas to have
My parents by my side,
And loving brothers, good and true,
A sister, dear, beside.
But they have gone and left me, now,
They said soon should go;
They went of with the pleasant hours,
The hours of long ago.
The olden hours, the golden hours,
The hours Of loag ago;
They went off with the pleasant hours,
The hours Of long ago.
sit alone in the starlight now,
Sweet :tarlight, soft and clear,
I'm listening, the accustomed tsle
Or pleasant song to hear;
And IS list, but hear them not,
My mciaory will flow
Back to those pleasant, happy hours,
The hours Of long ago.
The olden hours, the golden hours,
The hours Of long agai
Back to those pleasant, happy hours,
The hours Of long ago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

b OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
4per year, if paid in advance-Two
lFrx CENTS if not paid within six
FnEE DOLLARS if not paid before the
hsyear.
out of tho District and from other
drisisbly be paid for in advance.
S0F ADVERTISING.
tments will be correctly and conspicu-
at Seventy-fre Cents per Square (l2
br less) for the first insertion, and Fifty
subsequent insertion. When only pub
Py Or Quarterly 81 per square will be
Fery Transient Advertisement, to secure
Pugh our columns, must invariably be
zee.
Ients not having the desired number Of
|rkcd on the margin, will be continued
md charged accordingly.
+ingt0 advertise by tic year, can do so
ms-it being distinctly understood that
yearly advertising are confined to the
ultimate business Of the firm or individ-
aissti aisstisHsssr&a ii &al character will be
vertisements.
totices exceeding one square in length
ID for the overplus, nt regular rates.
Candidate (not inserted until paid
ars.
Sing Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to be
,hgistrate advertising.
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dii!rh' tila' IL. 49, i'.'ftiS>
~crfrI enterprise Lave so far
,Sia., cSrr,n C,":ain, Currin:
rr%JNriv,rW W'c n''i'-
obligations Of c.i
~ 18th the laws al
la their captn!.. :,

the pcnal', ;:,i.' crane 50 '","., .",'''.. i.
constitute ~ mi! :sH'.4 uI tie crimnalitv %
the perp~,~iturs cr lailiates in -. Sl,:hlc>; Ir
gree iI5Ts-:S.c' 10 aver tlr ucc;i>;. 'I"....;.s
Vi the prohibition. the r.i: Of Congress 30
adopt The course sic did has hrsn vindicaicl by
rCccH. aS-l,lici:l research Int even though the
adverse were true, it would be absurd to pl&ad
it i'll cytcnution uHtii It's formal repeal by con-
stitutrl authorities.
We hope that All opportunity now oilers itself
to our people to redeem and confirm their Guar
actcr Il; consistent advocates and supporters OF
the principle "oJc'iiricc to law," and Of rcpu-
dating forever the foul Seward Abolition dogma
Of the {" igIicr law" which may perhaps be
prelicatcd to the injury Of our State Of tic IT,
cent action Of tic Grand Jury in Columbia.
And above all the citizens Of EdgeIield, if
they are true to the cnnnonest instinct of JUS
ticr AMI right must G.nnuncc any attempt {"
profit by the crime Of others by suhjrclirg these
Africans TO Scy:trc, bat :!l"ul'l deliver them
up To be disposed OF ,s The i'reri'lcat !''rcs.
- u ,iHm$,D,U R.yis!r'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

.-e.'i' ing q, hlf i.ava y! go 2?
'ncll, nothing uncommon-just all iims....s
piece ul corn'd balr and potatoes.
!li thc ,Uwcrs, that bates the worl'l
my own dinner, barin the bale.'
(. IT There are two things which vi.
lis happy in TIA, life, if we attend to tier.
hist is, never to vNaourselves about
can't help; and the seoppd, never t. ,.. ,..
selves about what we Cd teip.
4. lftS-~-;-a regularly -huilI noets out we>4,
AS specimen take the ioinwin: fist tLmc-
lines Of al Ode to the Moon ssan, itSr- -rIJca-
tion TO d Michigan paper
Thou pale rcslc,,lant orb,
Thou lookst like u huge gor1
OF maple sugar.
There is a SwsetaeSs OF conception here rarely
cQualed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
EEyOylb ar FREt NEGRoES.

We l:arr ,".:iccd latc1 that many oi ine
Southern States lave ,rAgA steps 10 set rld "i
the free negroes within t!iS barriers.
Slave labor anil free ncao labor are nconl-
patiblc and can not cXit together without
constant and continuous cilisinns Of the most
blightng character upon society, where it is
tolerated. The State OF \ nth Carolina sol!e
twenty years ago pertIlttd Tree negroes 10 en-
crcise the right of suffrage The evil tendency
OF tho enjoyment Of this ri lt upon society WIS
carly discovered, alrl soon abolished; now the
Legislature Of that State il discussing the pro-
prcty Of removing them together from the
limits of tho State.
The Legislature Of Our iwn State will soon
he in session, and surely ;Iere is 10 topic oi
more vital Importance to HE people at large,
than Il movement ON the ntt ot our legislators
to get r,l Of this populaio.
4 reform must bc introduced and there must
be Il separation of the Ere Negroes from the
slaves Of the State. The Tcat number and the
idle, lazy, vacrant and yridis !;abitS Of the for
mer, as u class, calls Loudly for Il removal I"
them from tie State. Thte is no one subject
of So great Importance tolhc shareholders d
the State as the removal ibm ulr midst OF the
Free Negroes.
Almost every Siitfc-uoipf aulHi'> u; wv @'>
presses the confident liop9s9at our Legislature
will take some steps to eflcL this great reborn
in oursState.
We are confident that Cur legislators canno
engage in Il work at the nc I'm, that VII
elicit from the people so II &..% and com
mcntatiom rs this. Fl,
Go through tic Parishc ,hr olalc wher'
the free negroes arc the III Sf''H'Au''i!, ai't liz
sentiment Of the people is mot unit ior lI
Inauguration OF some mcaf frrS l9r tlG'r speed;
removal. We do hope ur nrXt Legislature VII
respond to this sentlmanF IN zones not &c 10 D D
mistaken, and which va ai once enc eiiSc. . IN
great dcsidcratum i'll view IL tney WILL ,ne.
vii! elicit the everlasting Ga'il"uGcl TIC slave
: holders thru,ls hout the Stle. More upon III
,o;nt helorc the meeting pl tie Legislature
Patriot. {
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/ female Institute !!

5ignel having purchased the Edge
sale Institute premises, proposes to
AmaRnt School that shall furnish
10 Yong Ladies for acquiring lib
/ aut he asks the hearty co-opera-
81 are friendly to such an enterprise.
fsisted 10y as many Teachers as the
ills nay require.
Is ofthe School will commence on
rkh O January. 1859, and close the
p,j foliwing. After that time the
en- il September and close the last
,rin,ing thu vacation regularly in
st.
Tui.on will be The saml as hereto
hlf Il the opening, and half at the
sion
recommendation from the Profess
yersiy Of Niro r;A Is s''i'''
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THE Rifle EInGE RAILROAD,

The Nrwbcrry Rising San concludes an arti-
Gle OF more than column in length in favor Of
tic Blue Ridge Railroad, as follows:
eve are satisfied that every sound minded
man III the State, no matter how close, if tie
case OF the Blue Ridge Railroad is presented in
Il clear light, would say, certainly by all means
give the aid, rather than throw away the ST.
$4,000 already expended, and permit it to 60
to wreck. lr any profit is to be derived from
it, and there Is beyond ,loubt, let lis have it.
We can point to numbers OF farmers who Lave
said to lis, the aid ausht to be given"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

\. B.---Mr. FERKELL presents the nc most nat nat
irp testimonials, as to character ana qualinca. ca
ns f. NJ such men as President isa.ASD Oh Tue
:lm...d (Va.) College, and Professors DARSsY' !;
suS-..y and TURNER OF the same ,I institution,
'r the Rev 9Ansd from S Rev. s Co. g. Mason as~a
Firginl .o
siJc" ~ lS-S ~ Nv
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TILE AFRICANS,

TL. ap,epLed cx.rict under tie above cap
ton we mals.sfLom the EIgr:feM 1idsertiser =
Our rcader5 NH lie astoniShed by the intcli-
gcncc that in open contravention Of the inter-
dict imposed upon Illicit traliic in slaves by
solemn enactment in Congress; and in violation
Of our own State prohibition, a body Of slaves
Of recent Importation Lave l,,'n !;,;:1rl one
where on our coast AMI have been transferred
far into tic Interior Of our State to c"aGe Il
intcryri.' ,"l t;nrcT:l;nrn: Officials. TX" {
.idrtr;i. =. ::i',u;:!:!ir,!Ir "'".'''e 'm"
" -. a.'y y, -
L.. ii -, y. -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

NATIVE ArRlcAXs.--Quite an excitement was
produced in our city Oh Yesterday morning, on
account of tie arrival by the Georgia Rail Road
train, Of Forty negroes, said to he direct from
Africa. They were under the control of Mr..
Thack Brodnax,a gentleman whom we have long
known, and who informs us that they were natives
of III Carolina. The general impression here
IS fMk they were part OF the,,cargo landed near
Savannah. Our opportunities Of examination
were SO limited, thar we-are repaired tot give
definite opinion OH the subject. They LETT IN
the train for Montgomery, and will be carried
out wes: whittier we did not learn Hsn!a
Iutelligenccr, 24th..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
SWEET LOVE OF MINE.
BY GERALD MASSEY.

BY GERALD MASSEY.
No jcwelcd beauty is my Love,
Yet in hef e''rnes. face
There's; such IL world Of tenderness
She needs no other grace;
Her, smile, and voice, aronnd my lie'
InNight aud music twine;
And ! Aar, Oh YER: dear to me-
Ii; bis sweet Love Of mipe,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
DEATH or GEN. GADSDEN.

Charleston exchanges, Of the 27tll ult.,
=! lis the sad tidings of the demise ol tcn.
.... 'ads,lcn. Weappcnd the following notice
:. tic Courier:
h.. announcement of the decease Of our dis
.,ial,.- Ell fcl0w-citizen James Ga!stlen, reach
p. II. n late hour yesterday evening, and will
IA. .c, ;el with equal surprise and SORROW BY
pi xho had not been prepared by any IL
lii. T. illness for Tie approach Of such loss.
IT, cl the circumstances, We cannot attempt
zy:.l, n outline sketch of life marked by ac-
&c i distinguished services in the field and
e nc. Tic name Of General James Gads
.!onoraby and inii>solab'y connected
y liant chapters in the military history
,c llh and Southwest, and lie will be re-
ID in history for the qualities OF action
aeadness of resources, which command
ards of the lion-leartcd chief, An
.c.:son, who numbered James Gadsdcn
- inner circle of lis tried and trusted
ID counsclors
nc will be specially preserved in orr
:, . of Florida for services rendered rn
:: critical stage of progress.
and career OF Gen. Gat!slen are, il.
familiar to many readers, and the
Is Of that career, civil. military, ami
.... need not nnw be recalled. y more
~, bu!c t.lan this occasion allows or per-
IT. E. e 10 Tic name ut one 50 distinguished
:. and services; and onr whom We knew
aau shed rs 4 friend
lac y mail that now reaches lis from the
" far iEcs;," We receive some tilings which All
CUR and reveal the value and Importance of the
& Gal,,lvn purchase, the proof and token Of
4 III, l..t ,uIl1ir tp Il f,f
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IL cI'i!:l.e
ave. dash |

roar, and !ie .;:,S / ~ =
Let The vcr,' pillars ni tNS marble sky SaHe is
r,,., ,,,,r i;. ,:u III, r-----r-rr-orse!. e!.il.in.s
nrI, ,,.n,, IN ,l,' rrb;s, sill amid nj!
tli. tLo in.'n.. ~ .'It ,,' pendent mind looks
r,ln,Iv r,,,.u,,n,, ;h, anti lnmnvctl rctire<
within itsc,i TO r.,bcr c,, rage for future con-
hictS
An humH :iah,--lIc is X OWL uc'ehce' MS
own refuge. No enemy lo"e'er T!f'li'oa9'e:
can storm ami take the Fl 'reSs o' MS Hli'u-
for his actions, those satcT Is ol sG'. are ever
r,,;,ty n,inrts nr l;s ,Ivcr rics The fruits of
viriuous example, shall o"tiSn II. !, Immortal
vigor, from the seeds he st,,te1' Oh tle S'fGa''' W.
Of time, and his reward sllI ., nc aoui".. a.
ryins the poets descIiptiG' tue ""t'a might
well say Of him.
Ills life was honrst-anl T. e,en't""
Su mixl in ha that natur ,.sn' SUN" ~
An say to a!l ;hc wnrld,-T' ~ q" ""''''' "''"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

WILD AfrrAys.-Thc MRntsomtry ;ldferf'-
sr of Saturday says The arrival III 'ns f;eacs cn,s'
yesterday Of some thirty SIX naive A'r,sa,,' a",
created no little curiosity aini some eAcI'e,nen.
They w,re fresh impovla'i'n,. befona nono,; , ";
snd are Extremely dcicien' IN knowledge o'
the En,,ish Language. They lett here last eve,
ninge own the river, Oh the steamer 81. h'c"'
We know nothing of keir destination
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

ANOTHER SOLEMN WAESlSG.-A R1n"y LIZ
DIP Hyyi5ly Eerncd-'rhc Baltimore Kopnbll,
can, say: Last night, between ~ and IL
u'cloc!., y,ans married la'lyy, only seventeen
ycars Of asr. named Mrs. MalIarga, Wa engaged
in rca,lir.:, in her dwelling III Nonum9nt street,
l.ctwceu F.Grn and Canal, when taS lamp nG-
ca.nc dim, AMI in attempting 10 rch!I u WIN
ran,,!,rrr, AN expulsion cn.nrd. nc 'E'l,'es
unfortunately extended 10 her clothing, a'lo III
:; ,,nlurnt her cr,on was cnre'ulnP IN inc nc-
s;ructiyc element Her calls lbr assistance
were in vain, hcr husband Icing absent, ana no
one lcinr in the l.u.l.c who was capable o' reh-
,l,riru her assistance. q Young man from tie
str,c, yly.rryn: ti.e extraordinary! light from
fine cham! .cr in which the accident occurred, IN
fyr,ard Policeman Fleming, Of tho Eastern pi'-
lrct. OF the Fact, when that oititer promptly
proceeded To the hou,c, and broke ills way III,
lintia. that tho door WAS fastened.
Cpon rushing up to the room Which contained
thc Unfortunate la'iy. i horrible spectacle was
nrcsru,c,I-llrr frir form was h'irlt TO crisp
ihc ewes were roasted in their snckcts, and the
rava:rs Of The lire had proceeded to such IN eX
ten, that she could scarcely lie recngn'%eu n
y human body. M surgical aid cona prove
any benefit, nntor ,'nately, Mi'l her 'soi'lAlh'
suffering continued till this lE-y"l"s'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
kber;y Hill Female Academy

ME Exercises If this School will begin on Mon
ay the sr Of January 1st, cage Isf xbo 'e semas na
xhieh;y commended as u 'eac"ef
n>s,>.., s.ss,oN OF FI:E MoNfns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

Ioxc F,rrs Sloprr, 1T is an error to
th;nl, that = long face ia scntial to good NOR
als or that laughing is objectionable crime.
And vet how many''i te arc who act is if
thcv thought SO. Sst ncn go through life
viii countcnancc Sn M, that one would
snn,ose the worl othng but waste,
horrrl;ng w;r,,rr d of beautiful ere
.t;o,, Which GnrT il. From their sal
and rcpulsivc looR S"i| u certainly n;., ai.,.
onvtl,;rc Of tLc ,Imm.f,i,e which our kind
E,ihcr sboyc LoS 81 liLnrlIy given us to enjoy.
There is no religion irfa samcl''ionl'''H I''v,
nor is there any in laug' nose 'o 'i,'" i'',,,
can think So but as for H. we Intent 10 ",S Sn
and grow fat, and believe, t''ae !" 80 "'"' ";
shall better please God fi''
and disligureI countenant
said was worn by the self
Pharisees Of DID, " "'"a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

!6r"'t. Freedom piy 2i9
IL, mdi$pntcd right as r. reign Palt'. Cheer
fitness steps mcekly lor9s and .trs him the
.toutcst arlnpr of defence against the mighty
hosts of crushing foes ttat daily round MIN
gather-tl,at Of bold aiy :cerful spirit (oin-
mentatiun stands mantledln his presence, whIi-
pcrils sweet words Of biSc an kindly holding
the mirror of Truth bcfIb Lin-that lie may
reioice in his own puntysAt And then Content
ment with her angel fact and winning smile,
keeps the do,r Of his inward cabinent, while
With commencing word,s she gently speaks,
"Rejoice thou mast enough
An honest alnn-one w1o presents n master
mind the very birthright Iof eminencc; arrey
no longer to fashions fraIs nor scduced by Hat
tery's winning voice. II stands alone-the
glorious architect of his @n fortunc-the' uni
verv-1 debtor to his ;159ntn1 hEm ~. i,n IN
purpose, constant in his ~ i ~ ,''on
ms couragc-a spectacle H., ""n tna.,,, ] ,nn
he will stand unmoreld he' .i '''I 's.'i'' - ~
earth shall rock beneath n'1' :. :,
mislty's power Such u - :. : -, :, ;.
enduring. ILshnswers ="
unlike the larar l nm -
light, ncrcrSi~tving its VI Il q,
heart a9lthilr,l a,;c ~. IA
rieor. VIII soul c,, tic
'''nt:'ceSf this he
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