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Notice 90 shippers
4f1E s -. 'sl,77
RATES OF FLoUI, KEDUCED.


10 p sss3isssfz zssass5zSs
RATES OF FLOUR REDUCED.
FEyHE Nashville Chattanooga RaiIrJad will receive ut
Nashville, N8ItTace Sley vr and stations Il. & c.
between Nashville AID Warace and give through receipts
EloCr by Car load TO Charleston Savannah at dollar pr
barrel, through lfehlal Z. s. COLE, supt.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ETISuING make other Investments, ne propose to sell
w all beel Estate 10 Davidson county, follows:
THAT SJERURHAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Erankiin TUrnae- within half the city,
opposite the residence oi tie late Joseph ". Horton,
Containing abouI Ferry ACrcs
This H. PERHAPS Tie site q ash.
vile, and dera5s country residence Thu house sill
be scli Win L y gi land ts grcs5er y cogc
THAT VALUABLE El{EIS,
known the sims frBc,- situated de Turnpike 'li
Le5a ouI road within tase llos Nashville U
The soil good, il is we'll WaJ-Icl and ,lubcft aud can
b-d.,Jed into snail tracts Of tuty uTpaIs OF
Vhh ati-y adapted for coultly residences market gar
drnE and dairy farms. Also, that
BEALShE III FARM
road occupied b T. &. Nc a1.b and formerly
ogn-i ly Thcs iard9g cont ns about go acres. This
taceis we'll knUUn need further tecrItiou. II viii
dyHlui purchasers. 7. Q amle a will show
these places any who viii call.
All the property will bc sold reasonable terms and
on 9 ere tx OF tgo. three and four years
Apply y Lindsey, Nashville, or 20 either Of ,Le uo
dersighde, THOs. c. NcCANpBELL,
riy miles from Nashville
J. A. NcCAMPGELL,
mh3l Nashville
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S59 - = S59
Hannibal and St. JOsCpi2 Railroad,
OF Missouri.
0MFLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
l5U miles West and go the
NEW GOLD ASEGION
than oteT Railroad. AdOr3ing the shortest quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak
Trains Uanubal daily O'clock, A. NJ, arrival
Of the magnificent steamers composing The II. * ST. 10. r. r.
Line which leave St Louis day Oc!cCk, P NJ, whereby
passengers reach St. Joseph - hours from Louis,
Joseph with line of first Passenger Packets
which leave arrival Of from AcisOn, LeeyenwOTth
City, Nebraska City, Council Bluns and Omaha Gaining
From 90 days over any other ROGSe,
TINE from Nashville to st. Joseph, 80 hours
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
SBS.J0; from Chattanooga S;23.JO.
Baggage checked through Meals and Stateooms Packets
free Freight taken Emgrants desiring
company ersock depend going through by fs freight
trains.
Through Tickets land the only route by which 81.
Joseph ie reached by Rzroad Tor sale atthe Nashville and
Chattanooga haroad Chattanooga and STEAMERS eces Nash
vile, aql all The principal &ailrosd oce ia tue United States
For informal gu addruss JNO II. BOWEN
7. 3. GROAT, Gen Ticket Agent, Gen. Agen;, Louis.
JOSIAH ltUNT, SGQl. Hs1pibal ieEaa-G5nT
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HAVING gestei he ins9tvsney of the etIa o. = D.
Smith. deceased, 1 hereby Iotif al psrsonz headiLg
CLAIMS against t sis ta then With TIE Cle Of tae County
Court OF Ilarn County properly auth hy te i- d.
of July ls5l pro dtri uti 9: they al hs forever
larred. Sc- J BAlIIcNs AdnanisLa-.r r.
rnays5, '59-g4t pss Zee so00-
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d IL u u : NWL q I " LaAEL WEE
81 COUNTY, larren g. 9Ilnruu, A,uris, traitor Pc
i-on q sell nl % pay dabs DIng Itehc5e1 aist sr
peaging 70 e Court that Ta0nas c. Manggm, Jelegsln ~
cock aud wife hzaNeth. j0sih Smith and vie Lacy, lsac
Lucas nonesHiolis uf State Tenness q therefore
ordered that publication e r1adr in the Nashv . Ciau u
American requiring the SAIL dsIndnat apper the Jay
Tern Of ts GouTt and sI l. The val ie e ea
fer confessed an set 70, heari rarus 70 them
JAMES y. MARTIN, G. & il
ma, o5 '59--i. prs fee $500
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ETATISG fy-ssted the insolvency o. tie estlts Il
Cauless, decca-eI, heFe,y n3tit- parssus huiaz
claims agalat Tie {, as them wita the Csk u tas
County Court properly athstieea ~ TIE lst DIV OC.oSer
tor pro rata lbtiution hsy viii Be forever hg1s
This the 18Th day april. l=Ji. HiLLIAM X. HARDIN.
uayz5 J1-F4. prs S3LO. Admiaistraior.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

DRX GOODS! DRY GOODS!
McWHERTER BROS.
For the FaiI Trade.
We in receipt Of The most desirable and well selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
We have ever offered to the Tie retail trade.
HAVING purchased this telqEes; Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities We feel no hesi
Low PEsHC
and on a. Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our presen; stock euhraceseyery variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
sueh ssTely handsome Robes Ala;
:: S.5:5d ! 5sss'
French DeLsnes, Plain and Fancy.
Freneh and English EernOes;
Lsvellas, for travelling Dresses:
Plaid Merino English and French
Every style OF Sas Plana Fancy Dress sssnd CioaEs
Black Silks, grades; together with other article louS 20
Wehaves also very large stock Of Staple Goods, such
Dleachel Domestic, all grades.
- inch Pillow case Cottsn:
4-4 Brown sheetng;
a. and 81 sea island do:
Bro. and bld drills;
Pl'd LnseY, all kinds:
Flannels, all colors qualities aud prcesi
Negro BLANKETS;
Red Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, Ke seys Sstinetts Casserss VeyingS, Shirts
Fronts Collars and fact every article person may e-
fnd in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Booaud
Shoes Hats and Caps, Dour Co.'S bsst Anchor brsr Boiling
C.ot Carpets, &c. To all 9S which the of
the trading community. Our motto is sell cheap ths
cheapest. NcKuIBTER BROS.
seplS No. II. North siartet sreot.
ROCAsS FBAES : M FOEk PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAES CONSI MPEION.
W lie public put possession the most
ordinary remedies eIan for what has heretofore heen
sdere inCurabe disease, being Outward Appiicls
JiOn, the of which seemingly miraculoU, and its
having ef those attributes which make the
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing irecton letters from distinguished
well known individuals and Other Documentary evidences,
will accompany the remedy.
Mr.. ees hsvng ceased TO he the agent for the sale
this Bism the price has been reducel. IL only obtained
Of proprietor by directed a. GCA, l7u P
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

TIE ARMY WoRM-Tbe Winchester Home Jour
nal of the 2alh says: "This gorn1ndiqer Of grass
and all things else gseen, has made its appearance
in cur midst. The yard around our court house Hss
literally covered vita them q few days since, and
the beautiful stInd Of grass coon yellow cast
under The effects Of their ravages. We pulled u2
oue tuft AID fonnd about twenty around It's roots.
The gardens, too, in our community are being de-
sroyed, many Of them, By these pesliferous eras-
lures, and there seems TO be no means BY which 70
get rid Of them. The farmers, we fear, will suffsr
Reports from lincoln county state that great dam
age is being done there BY them"
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HAVE for hire for balauee bs year superior Cook
d Washer and Ir1Esr, Apply 70
9V ~ WILL L BOYD, JR,
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DCTTEgtI BUTrER!! nUETrRlff
kefE have 81 slrs ti r- fels ,rssl H-sssrc Baftcr
v when uc gilI ssel ioa4 AHf
mhio FaENCu A. COX
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aasbbiIIt aniun anS Aneritan.
Dally S. rr.-wss..lr s., wee..lr 81.

! SrRAS0E Fis1r IN MENnrzrs wxrER The Mem
! piis AyFeal Of the 28th says; s.Loangsrs in ths
yiciaity Of AIessrs !. Smith &-co Is whsrf boat,
we're taken ali ahask blythe discovery Of live ali
gster 81 he landing. The yarniut had quietly
drawn itself oct ef TIE wafer and lay in muddy
happiaess short distance from the waters edge,
just under the bluf. The boys diseOvsreI him in
that position and Efforts were made t. capture hua
Several shots we're fred st him without producing
G.y apparent Cfeet, snd after be lad regaiEed The
water, an enterprisiBg individual actually tar-
pooued him, but wounded, and hlrrassed ne easily
escaped. The ugly creature vas eight or tn feet
in length and vas really afrieLtiul looking effect.
The ali:gstor ia question is psrhsps the came oBe
that was released in the same lealitg year ago,
which he'd beer the property Of M iiserhnt shgw-
nan. We learn that number Of Ihese VarmiRts
have teen Sc, Of late in the swarbps Of Arkansas
and thereis reason 10 believe that the species viii
ere long become numerous in Is leatade. 0hsr
strange Il h have been seen in eur waters OF iate
AMI ws are informed that some Of the fnes, spe i
1rens Of salmon haye been taken by the fishermen
from Wolf rivera description of s.h hitherto TN
known in This vicinity. SJme wisearres ace-uat for
the existence of these phet omess upOn the Prinei-
pie that the long contained o7eIf5w os The Southern
waters has inigced inmgrAtijns jr the rnny
wcrld; and9he theory is plausible. It the iuhabi-
taLts Of our Southern rivers aud bayoos should
eoutinue thus to improve in their population
in reasonable TatiO, it may mo- he q great
while uutil We may anticipate generation Of
whales "
The Balletn thinks this alligator "is the enc le-
We'd upon about year since and tempted TO be
sold by ex-SheTif Fels, on account Of his keeper
refusing to pay the necessary license for hS exhi
ton the bluf. The sheriff, as viii be remsm-
bered, took the "insect" in charge and was pro
ceediDg 10 knock it eff 70 the highest bidder, when
his slligatOrship suddsOly took leave of the aston
ished aucOneer and the crowd Of anxious bidders
assembled, and buried hms0lf beneath the muddy
waters of the Mississippi, since which time, up to
the present, he has not been seen or heard fr.m"
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- 3. 1RoWN. 4. .. H1aTu. or Gtuf
tzss 3. Lrsfsr a .
uIZELL, HOOPER x Co.

Wholesale GTOcprs, Forwarding
CO1EITTSSEoN -IEuCIZaSTas
Gs3 8--tEs
FOEEECT AND D9-EEsTIC LTQroRss
NAILS, GLASSWARE, TOzsaCCos
CHGAESs SNUFs~ -
Nos. and Marie -, NashYiE1 Tsnn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

FENHE partnership heretofore existing eween the Undersigned
dsslyed By Eutual cousent The "A inst All per-
having claims the GEa sl present them paw.
nens Tbs business viii be conducted - me old stand Of J. ".
MJoRE. J. {. W AOoRE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01

up three mornings since, though the current
rushing from the mountains looks somewhat
formidable, l charged it like Zouaye, and was
greeted with three ringing shouts from the as
sembled Pixies Peakers, as | came up, gay and
dripping, on the north shore. But now, though
the water was but a few inches higher, the
starch was completely taken out of me by
these three days rough experience in the
mountains, that l had neither strength nor
heart for the passage. l felt that the least
stumble of my mule over the round slippery
stones that fill the channel would fling me and
that was unable to stand a moment in that
rushing torrent So, driving in my mule after
the rest of the party, and seeing her reach the
south bank safely though with great difficult
ty- breaking girth and splitting saddle,
blanket, &C., into the water-I betoOk myself
to spot, halfa mile up stream, where the creek
is split by islets into three channels, and
where rude foot-bridge of logs affords dry
shod passage. Here l was met by my friend
with his mule, and in a few minutes rode to
our wagon, beside which we found supper in
an emigrant tent and lodging in several, and
at O'Clock this morning harnessed up and
drove into Denver-just three whole men out
of a party Of six, and all as weary and care
worn as need be, but all heartily gratified with
our experience Of three days in the Rocky
Mountains. H.G.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte,
Musical Composition.

MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
the advantages superior Drill Officer and SPLEEN
did Armory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01

purchased at the late Auction sales in New York and
will be sold least Is per cent less than goods bought
in the regular way.
rare opportunity is now offered to the buying public
to complete their summer purchaers. Go to PINK
HAMS and get your money S worth
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ID A I Z N T A G Z N C

u FOR THE
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE,
And other European countries:
The subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws,
has been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare Specif
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and to pro-
Patents in the United States and European coun
tries. Foreign business confdcd only to trIsty and
sponsible agents.
All business conded to will be promptly attended
to at the lowest rates Usually % per cent lower than
the would be done by Others in the professiOn
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there, am erabfed TO keep
thoroughly posted in all matters relating to Patents and
new Inventions thus afioring the best facilities for pre-
limnary examinations, and advising Inventors III regard
to securing Il Patent for their inventions.
Inventors will find il to their advantage to pu heir in
YentiOns into substantial form or Model prac
tcable this frequently secures Patent in case of ques
ton of priority of nVeEtOn and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
in the Patent office, as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
mode OF proceeding given gratis. preliminary eXamna
tons made, comparing inventions with those already
tented, in use for the same purpose, involving the
principles and advice given to the probability of
obtaining patent, in saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to
the acquisitions of the Patent Office
Deeds OF assignments recorded AT Washington. Copies
of Drawings, Specifications. and other papers in the Pa.
tent Office obtained.
The Patent Laws Reports of Patent Cases, and other
valuable works relating TO Patents together with
plete list of all the Patents record at Washington
be seen at my office, free of charge.
JAMES G. ARNOLD
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
apis Office at Mechanics Hall. daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01
d. BAY STATE MORGAN

M BAY MALE MOhGAN.---
{51sskIl The Bay State Morgan is fast trotng Stal
NE Zlb lion five years old dark bay color with black
SHsA@ name tail and limbs weighing ten hundred and
fifty pounds, onc-eghth Black Hawk sevcn-eighths Nor
gam and horse for every use he cannot be eXceed
He sired by Black Morgan that died some four years
ago, in Petersham, Mass and owned BY 1wehcli. The
mother of Bay State was sired by old Morrill,. and
pand dam by old Black Hawk. BsfS Bay State will
stand In Worcester Mass, this season. Terms moderate,
and good Stock warranted If the doctor wants horse
that will go mile In three minutes or less, and power
Jl roadster with good dispostlon,or, If the gentle
man wants pleasant driving horse, with graceful action,
bold and noble gureor the farmer horse that Is kind,
strong and steady in any place and fast when he desires
it-they should raise their colts from the Bay State
WIN you please examine him before you give your pat
ronnge to another horse.
The Bay state Morgan. Of best judges SAYS Is
the best pattern Of Ethan Allen he ever saw, with
hcttcr breast Shoulder and limbs aud Is, altogether,
perfect horse LEANDER EATON Agent,
myl4 d&wcOwJniF " Main st., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01
Schedule of Studies Pursued.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.

Schedule of Studies Pursued.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
English Grammar, Trgonometry,
Composition, Chemistry,
-luteectnal Philosophy,
Spelling, Surveying,
Geograpy, Astronomy,
Arithmetic, Geology,
History, Logic,
Algebra SYNONYMS,
Geometry OraturV,
Physiology, Elocution,
Rhetoric,
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping.
business Arithmetic
Business Penmanship,
Commercial Correspondence.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin Language and Literature,
Greek Language and Literature
MODERN LANGUAGES.
French Language and Literature,
German Language and Literature
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte,
Musical Composition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01
WIN. H. EATON, Proprietor.

N B.The readers of this advertisement will perceive
that this enterprise connected with this old estab
ised institution must depend upon the amount of pat
ronage the terms for thorough culture in all branches
study being merely nominal weow&dcod6m my9
neSy.pIpnse send for n Circular
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-01
SflsteLIaneuus.
WHITEWASHTNG Of al kinds Tar

WHITEWASHING of all kinds, Carpet
w Cleaning and Window Cleaning and Carpets put
down, to order, by GEORGE r. JOHNSON, Sc Union
street. All orders promty attended to. DIT apis
ENIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.
suite ofiour Rooms on the European plan, commu
heating with each other the same floor with unusual
conVeniences attached may be had with board. Also
parlor and bed room united on the first floor. These
apartments elegant and choice, being airy and
tray located. They he examined by applying at
FLAGG'S, No Maple street. diff mvlS
WILLIAM SUMNER will attend
promptly to tuning and repairing Pianos. new COW
ering Plnano hammers, and tuning Organs.
Orders from city country be given through the
Posoice or left at j. A. Dornan's Music Store 203
4. Sawy tore, 29F Main StFeet,-s---
aprl9 da ytf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

Madame JumeI, widow Of Aaron BuTi.
We have heretofore announced the ar
rival Of tbis distinsaisbtd Iadza in our
"a, - ta .,,,.ai 81 .dd,,l.l
' "AesF' 'T9''' = =, s.
ulAr as me seasons ana whose sAnhaAiFea
turn is looked for withas much pleasure
as that ota long absentfriehd oqsy tia-I
She comes here ostehsibIv 10 lock aftef'
a,a,a ,..h;. IL ~, 4, = as, i sa.;il sa..,;;i
az ssA's sHr, a4e -, ~ iS1si'is.nf'
l"ge' out ike ali e'her iaales Shs ns,sA
with, and seems TO ENJOY the festivities aof
the cav watering place with as much De-
Iiebt as If she wss ibe Ieisniup belfeLoi
lie season. aasHsea q H'u YEE oiIdgg
Madame Jumsi once the vie and now
the widow Of the celebrated AARON Burr.
is indeed yery remarkable woman. AL.
though, she has out. lived most. of, her co.
temporatiess having attained 10, ,upwaEds
Of eighty years, shelseslns TO be .iast. as full
of life and viyacisy as she was Iortv years
ago, apparently possessing all her faculties
unimpaifed. ~. -,,-.4s,sb I'D, !. a.,
She still Keeps up her splendid ,couptry
seat, which is located 4, At Washington
Heights, on ,heI.land Of New York, and
which she has owned for upwards of hail
a century. This tesidepee which. is rn.
surpassed for the beauty Of its location,
was at one period during thsrevolutionary
war the headquarters OF General Wash.
ibelou. while the American army was en-.
ca mped at Fort Washington, The man,
sion and grounds. have been aiotaed by
| Madame jumel, bva many rare objects oI
art, collected by her during her, travels ia
Gorsign countries. II orfs = s3i ~,
gNolhihg seems to afford this lady more
delirht than TO 81; down with, friend aad
recount the vieissitudes Of bet long ahd
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

Sleep occjpies about one third Of the
time allotted 10 the human race, and me-
chsnicaIIy considered, is the machine that
"Knil, up the r1veled slesTs Of earc.y ha
But morally viewed, sle,p is 1.-The deathof
each days life" aud toalfin any sense is
"nalure's sweet restorer.' - fr'ai
It's Importance none can doubt, but the
best method Of obtaining it many often
neglect. A place is as necessary as a
time, and the proper fitting Of the place
are as esseutiai as either. One ofthe most
convenien Of such FITTINGS" We have here
represented in the accompanying engra-
wing, and will be fcuud. on examinatiop,
10 be most desirable improvement. ltis
splihg mattress. SO arrsnged as 10 be
easily carried up and down ndrrow stair
ways. or from one room to another thro'
small door, etc, is light. compact, por,a-
bic. and capable OF being placed in almost
any loangiRg position, and permits the
bedstead 10 be cleaned, aired. etc.. without
the labor Of removing the mattress from it.
The cushion is represented at A A,
mounted upon springs. B. in ine ordinary
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13

manner, and cieIbed or covered round tie
edges with cloth. as It c. ...l t,8,s.r
But let A A, Erptefent The head or foot
OF ibe mattress, then the frame EoIk wiib>
in which the springs arssafiaRGed, is sawr
apart from head to Ioot /. and lhs upper
parts Of TIE frame are Joined together BY
hinges, so that they may lie IOlfed togeth-
er from side toside ~ taking hold Of the
straps at d ID. When lIus .oltIed a par.
alIelOpip edon is fora ed whose greatest d.
mensiOn is equal TO the length Of he bed
or mattress, and its olber dime nsions just
'equalto halfihe width. The FuskioAo is
also folded inside. 30 as 10 be proteeled 10
transportation by yafhs frames wLish CUR
,ronhd il. We eemmend it,as algOod i'm
lprovemeut, for which letters patent ageTG
granted April 97.iG58, 10 Mr. WA. WsAs
iof Harrisburgh. ,Pa.--Seient3ic Artisen
! i. L. HALL. Msnuta ,iurer for Fairfielt
county Factory on, Columbus, betwrer
Main and Wheeling Sts,! Lancaster Ohio
| N. b. !. E, HALL sole agent for the
sale OF this patent throughout tbe UniieS
. ptdtes' ,t I..L r.l ra ,..sr -..Y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
For the Lancaster Gazette.
MELANCHOLY.
.aY ,. D. BROOKS.


Oh! Melancholy. thou mysterious power,
The bilghting curse OF many sOciai hour,
Before whose magic speii at once is drisen,
rneJoys of me-, Ahd IN me of lleaveh, ess
Love, courage, ahi and sven faith must fhIl q =
Beneath the gloom OF thy mystefioas pail.
phartom form ofh stupendous mion,
"A thousand airy shapes OF fancied spleen,
Ten thousand fiery heads, with venom armed
monster ofthe most undghtly formed,
Who In its traiu, whom or whore er II goes,
Bears on host OF visionary woes.
Its pestilentiaI breath, sweeps on in haste
And soon the minds an intellectual waste
Reason itself IL from her empire torn, 50
An all at tonce IL into ruin thrown, ~ @''2
Deep gathering clouds OF gloom o'erspread the
mind, .lt. !, W o. ~ hTv- - ~ ~ Nfi-'
Which leave no trace ofhore OrJoy behind, @s.
And untold, anguish heaves the throbbing breast,
Nor finds the soul one single hour fresa,
Evils untold still In the distance rise t'9- q
And still increasing gloom o'efspreadsthe skles,s
Leaves no faint ray Of hope to cheer lhesoul.
TilIall within and ont seems dark and cold,
And even life, the greatest curse is made 7'
Nor lookshe for relloftiil he .islaid iLt' ~ 90 r
Beneath. .Ghe ground beyond this vale Oftears,
By death set free from all phantom Fears.
Suspicious oft ofail that he may meet,
Heshnns e'en those who once he loved to greet;
And II perchance he hears friendly word
He feels at once strong suspicion stirred, Us
That all men seem alike to be his foes,
While God, be thinks, has lsft him to hiswoes,
His Iifs'sa hell, the world, a lonely tomb 81 sst
And in his fears he reads his future doom, - yd
Till sinks depressed HE noble powers Of soul
Beneath weight Of evils yet untold; tiaf
A raging tempest heaves the throbbng heart,
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