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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26

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The XXth Volume Of Tie WEEKLY Tam
CNE commenced with the Issue of Sept. |,
During the past year The Tribune has bel =
obliged to devote quite large proportion of
its space TO Politics, but we shall soon be able
to forcgo Political discussion almost entirely,
for months if not for years, and devote near
| ly all our columns to subjects of less intcnse,
but more abiding, interest, Among these, we
mean to pay especial attention to-
|. EDCcArfoY -The whole subject Of Edu-
cation, both Popular and General. will be dis
c;,ssed in our columns throughout the year
1861, and re hope to elicit in that discussion
se me of the nros2unaest thinkers and the
ablcst instructors in our country. 1t is at
once our hope and our resolve that the cause
of Education shall receive an inpetns from the
exertions of THE GIBUNR in its behalf during
the year 1861
Ii. AGRIcULrURE-Wc have been compell-
ed to restrict our calculations of this great in
terest throughout 1860. and shall endeavor To
alone therefor in 1861. Whatever, deduction,
demonstration, is calculated - render the ~
ward of labor devoted to cultvi tir, moro
ample " more certain, shall receive plofTfl
and full attention.
III. MANUFACTURERS tC-We hail every
invention or enterprise whereby Americas
Capital and Labor are attracted to and adj
vantageously employed in any department Of
Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry rs 4
real contribution tothe Public Veal in.ur-
nag ampler, steadier, more con cnient, more
@emunerating markets to the Farmer, with
fuller employ ment and better wages to the
Laborer. The progress OF Mining. Iron Max
ing, Steel-Making. Cloth V cav;nS &c. dc
in our country and the world shall be watrh-
81 aud reported by Us with an earnest and
active sympathy.
". FoREiGN AFFATps-Wc emp.of Gle
best correspondents in London, Paris, Tn.ta-
Berlin, and other European Capitals. TO tran+-
nit us early Ind accurate advices Of the greet
changes There silently but certainly preparing
In spite the pressure of Domestic Polite.
! orr Ee--s from the Old World is row varir,i
and ample hut we shall have Is render it
moro perfect during the ev.utful ycai iu.t bc-
fore Us.
Y. HOME y Ews-We employ regular r.;,f
of Darfet. in fire Rocky Mountain Gold Re-
gon. and wherever else trYcy seem requisite,
From the more accessible ortftrr~ of our ov-p
country. We erive opt Information mainly
| from the multifarious correspondents of the
Associated Press. from on, cxc'engcs. end -
occasional letters al in lIl- cut friends. ,"e
ain to print the cheapest renr~al newsra.
With the fullest and moss ai'thcntie SUNNI
Of useful intelligence. that IL aavwhcrc
fop d ID. Hoping to "nake each dav tigric
on the last. a print better ard better
rappl from wear to year. "a orr means are
steadily enlarged throrg- the generous co-'.g-
Grafton OF orr maaF -Tel:-w Isl :. 7e snlicf.
and shall labor 70 Gescrve, a Continuance q
public favGr.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26
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SHERRY Wine EITTERs.
The Celebrated New England
Remedy.
FOR
.HABTTTIAT, CONSTIPATION
j assndice, Fever and Agur,
General Debility, and all
D1seaseS arising fron a
DIscrdcred Stomach,
Liver. or Bowels

y
IT HEY are usei and recommended hy
Il leading Physicians of the country. and
all who try them pronounce them invslua,
bic
Da. JAMES L. LFEpERE. write, from
Navarro, Stark Co. Ohio, "the B,tters ara
highly praised by those suffering from in.
digestion. dyspepsia and liver complaint"
DR.. w NJ. NJ. KERR. of RocersvilIe. Ind
writes us that Trey arc the most valuable mad
Icine offered. lie has recommended then,
with great success. and with them made sey.
eral cures of palpitation - he heart ard gen.
eral debility.
Il. M, DAVIS. Post master of WilI;ams,,t
ONO SAYS ''they give great satisfaction. J,
Use them myself having taken cald. become
PROSTATE an lost my appetite 1t received
mo. and j can recommend il with great ,s
su.aice Of its merits"
THOS, STANFORD. Esu. Rlopntsv;It..
Henry Co. Ind. writes us along letter, urd,ss
date of Nay d. 1860. He was much ros'nc.d
lat Ee2n afflicted for three yea with q at
nervous debility palpitation Of The heat .. the
most severe aud prostration character latter
using few bottles was completely restored
and am now in robust health.
G. " HOFFMAN saws be was afflicted
with rheumatism for twenty years in all it's
vaFio2s forms, at the date his letter he had
been two years well TIM Ritt,ls efrec,ing -.
cure when several physici-ns after ding hin,
co ii do him no good, He q 9 s.r .hru;na'
tlsm, dyspepsia. LIVER complains kidney af-
lection, or drolay, it is as specific certain
remedy"
J. ". HUNT writes from Depaos. Allen
Co. Ohio. "a %ectc1 where Fever and AgNo
prevails, that he most ,elieerfully recommends
them of decided merit in all cases of FEW ER
AND AGUE. DYSPEPSIA, AND GEN
ERAI. DEBILITY
D. K. GAhEEHERS. NJ. D.. writes from
V3n Vert. Ohlo."l most respectfully recon-
mcrt the Sherry Wine Ni,tu.s to:ne siotice Of
Dv ?eptic persons and all Who ret3afre a
stimulation medicine & 80
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26
PARADISE MILLS
HUDSON CITY, WISCONSIN.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS keep constantly on
hand at their Mills on Willow River, a
short distance from the steamboat landing,
large quantity of Fine, Superfne, and Extra
Superfine Flour, Corn Meal, Buckwheat
Flour, Bran, Shorts, Middlinss, and all
kinds of Mill Feed, Provender, &C., &c.
The subscribers feel confident that with the
facilties they possess, they can compete sue
cessfully with any like establishment.
Persons coming from distance with grists
will be promptly attended to. The best brands
of -four put up in iraif, quarter and eighth bar
rel sacks, and for sale at wholesale and retail.
Cash paid for wheat and all other kinds OF
grain. Please give us call.
COX d GREEN.
Hudson, June Is, 1857. Eltf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-26

FACT WORTH Spalding's Cephal-
ie Pills are a certain cure for Sick He ldache,
Bilious Headache. Nervous Headache, Costiye-
ness and General Debility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
BALLAD OF rHE SOUTH.


Not for ne to oo~s DER tho cham which hath bound her.
But 70 rise IN might saost the ioss that surround
her,
And with strong arms Of vator each fet,er divide.
Shen tears bad been 1ing for treeEuen TO shed;
And now 10 time for our fescue, or ne yer,
WDep the voire that impores . voice from tho deadl
Our heulives. our Marious, Indignantly s-~rticg,
Noe BURT throrgn the vaults where they siep, and
arise;
10 eou that Should burn br SOM, importing
That gov which the derp pot woutd sninly eepise.
Gan their eops, IN their srviude, sosmef1ty siamberS
is the vAior that wrought 10 their isthers moreS
Shall ehJtnk from the strife, wien our people out
number
Thrice The thousands tina, bsued ,h invader OF yore
Shall shrirk from the STRIFE, when the foul provoca.
tinn
Far exceeds the great wrong which from Brisoa We
bIew;
When our fathers though feeble with fierce Indignation
Ia grand puYet OF soul, The battle deins fear
Did they crouch at the tccs,p, sno umidy 70 ter
A. the war oi the non, ~ search Of ht. prcys
Did they wait Til the snake round the family altar,
Compete In his col, should be certain % sisyf
Did they fancy like fools that the beast, In bis RACES,
wouIn s.are, with the victim STRUCK down meath hh
foo,s
Or that soothing cong, the blind serpent assuag,
His tam charged with venom, ana ready 70 On ou
Tbat the Asgreecr strong aud exung passion,
And reAdy 70 repo, may be won BY = ORA, er;
WH saupe w his etsose, and suboued BY submission,
Turn away from the lamb IN his clutches, AID spsres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

FIRE FrTa AvlSus-rwo Mas ARRESTED on sus
Arson All three O'Clock yesterday royntne
Are broke ous sory frame house at the corner OF
Firth avenue and Eighty ninth street, occupied by
Michael Gallagher AZ a liquor stwe and dwelling The
police OF the Tw,aty third precinct about the drss
10 discover the hre oGcsrs ofoaIer Bognor 10 rrie
and nchahso entered the houss To shs Ssrroom shsy
found are knalso The head Of liquor barrel,
the second Tor hrs wss loud burning bed, ana
Of soon, The same ,ne another Ore va discovered 10
. building 0me tnry Zee. frrms the two frst
named nrvs This fact o. separate aves ~ oace
oonsinoeo the police that the basnisg was not
On the place named Francis Cassidy
This man ~m oxen INTO custody oy the police He
stated that M Gallagher bat lett the hogss silh hs
fsm,ly at cn cook that n'sb. 70 attend bail, and
that ne Rad Sked bin 70 % tAke care or tue
botse kr Gallagher old not return until nesry seven
O'Clock Ne iben taken tnio CUSTODY by of,er Love-
RE suspcicn Of reirs ned sifu drns Of
tie housc The pooc esooseded 10 getting out almost
al the bar ,cck aud nS,ures. tgcner with some ped
oirg INC hor.e .as bur- ed down There d aa lnsur
snce Of 81 ttt % the stock and no hold eacs the
A.or i..ur.aoe COMPANY Tho 'css vi smouns 70 about
$50 The Louxe worth about $500 was owned By
George kegs, ard " sait 10 be Insured. Toe accused
PARTIES acre akee before Jusi-c sro wpen Gallagher
vas admitted W bal m $500 70 Await the Fire as,shals
inyesissiioo CAssidy, unass 20 procure bal,
United 70 rrson.
kExrisO tsxnoAs rHTsox ASSOCIATION mo an.
uua meeting Of ths ssrcaoa for The Improve mont Of
prison discipline tok place yes,esdsy ia the c,o,er In
sfuuie william Rhodes. Warden Of the state prison
nearly ali parts u tue Union attended rne Secretary OF
1c Assoc atloD-M W. A. WisoIg, of a&t,morc-rsaa
sati coDccrr.rg various pyVops deterrent Parts OF
the cousiry, and siaiscns of the differ Mt Kinds ~
discipline rfscfioed In each of ,oem. Ths psp-r a,
stated bo. ,he p,s were employ amour,
paid Tor Their labor, &s On moiisu o. Judge Edmonda
was resolved TO appoint committee 81 three 10 pro
cure reports nom various preots rocf bout county,
20 lay befrs the ton at s next annual mestnr
various other matters theo came 70 vas e~lteat
from sh that Was sAid that The condition OF prisons
ana rTucnGs tarouGhout the wholo country Il
prc.y mGcn alike The discussions which aroes
the variety qcestcrs which came before he al eesos
pcesstfed 90 unusUsl interest
ALLEGED EsuSssxrst -Erauus B Roberts, late
ecokkeepcr Ia the plo7 Of the Overland Mail Company
nAs arrested yesterday At Fahkln and brought 10 INA
city 70 answer charge Of smeszzlenent preferred by
Nr John g. Camp, OF the directors OF the oompsuy
NJ Camp L.ss that Roberts has frcn time 70 time
takrn funds from the varying from syoe
10 $50 acd reaching In the aggregate o. go He Aas
brought hesoFs Jusicc Qusrkccbus committed for
tpsmioatuu The pc,cs have scme prnspsa Of re~oys,
ics portion of The fupcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
THE DAY IN BROnKlyN.

Great preparations beng mate for the due coletrs
ton Of ths national festival vccu =, 70 cr own coua.
try, In almost every strse,, a. ire diaercoi store.
where poultry were for sale, immcaso gobblcss
setiscsn, Ct the wcbbling that Be dcne 10 day;
reese weighing ever % macy pcunis 10 rosule o. the
sese mho Ray fasc 70 cat them docks. suggestive q,
the epdsarins eyi,hets Which viii BE- ib.rsly /.
90 the occastoa ~ the gvod dsrer shich nsa b. aa
cve'l table isst tna GHoFd a. weYc " ta an In ssua
essee snc r~ople corle be accn, tn, carrying then
aNas 70 ht' rtsp,c, = sof. ,sca IN saoyt ,ae good
peoe'e ~ t~otsiy ia act % Lore lsisni Generally
asna spoesd 70 bod hrh s.rn,vs "a tne q
'o' Nsv NagtAd ve~ssop ~ Ch-~trn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
Accidents IN our streets.
10 rHE kprTQR oYrHs HERALD

NV fVfk, NOV n, Iss0.
Your report 10 Mondays HsS4tn rescscslus s attack
% Mr. James B'sch, B, rowdies entirely wrong. Mr..
Black vss standing on the Of 8cecker ami Grove
sreess, AID nssead OF being taken ia you ssss) prompt.
" 70 The Ninth precinct Fiction vss carried By 80 men
aDd polce oasss 70 ihe dfas store, Of 5eecser
and Christopher ssrsss Toe sios wn Immediate.
" told ~ the druggist that rot being Surgeon ne could
DO nctanf toe Tin, and that be taf BITTER reno ~ hin
- qeck ~ p<ssbN n the ststlus hover t-s blocks on,
and cali pm selsD. hrt 1sse s~saloG for litter 10
remove him. he wAs allowed \, rensn Tor half hour
the fcor vomtirG aud b~cdira, asd then had W be
evrAd . <sr 70 the ssAfws. ths prseues ~ ticking
esseslitiss Ia tns frrs sosS " ~rong 10 bong
thing Ter the 6ruaeist uodrrssni frary, AM an
tcur vnrsd that many na ase bstn - 20 AT Of
pronnps srs,cs Would vol Tor ~ ieef satnnd
sbt II rua}rr ,raess 20 hs~c al rocet
nnsdiscy n tnc station aossee cal crrpT'nS, nhy.
ciss, sssc nrt arf perhars NE sgtORx,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

TO TBk yERING.

Arc ~ menf are 20 broiEe s. sod yet stand apart
Your bones are Va pvrnl Oh febd arm Ano neart;
II you AID by dirsens.on the oppre.sers bad CAUSE,
And wrtet from your country her honor and lAxE
We fght to defend what our fathers deoreed;
epce rights are nfringed, lot Inc cry be Seoe5e
The chain OF our Uqioa Deer mssnt " gall,
6us secure equal risns-eaual sAiety " Oh
When rights oontsmned, when bcnor's Jest,
Will You stii cry cus Peace W the patriots Dreasu
Is saemisscn the plank thai 70 throw over oArls
Ere Jon trust u DC sure ~D safety afford.
OF shades Of our fstheys, look down on noxt
70 the yoke OF the Union necks must bow,
Yield our rights ~ the Will Of our fanatic foes,
And dshonor tho graves where pour sshes Tepose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
THE TREE. I'VE eEKpENr AND THE STAR

A suf0 FOR OUR FLAG.
Prom the silver sspcs 81 q gicun ing epore,
where the VIII rtaking,
ioi , sbos from . twinioE root,
SprNne tor b az the dam was sshing
Ara ,hs crest, though fed By the tultyy beam,
And The ssgit. BY lie saIt wave ouly,
Spread ar " tia sseese " the curling seas,
Art roe ike crlumn loneiy
all bail to The rreo. tie Palmetto Tree
Green burc Of tbs ioysl, thssoIsve and the fres.
Al the sra eiscs rsstiei the bhstd crest,
Ano the sun e tbs moon rve higher,
sefpcnt came, 9Th eye OF asma,
Ard roied ~ ine lesiy pyrc
He ~Wd he stvir keep W the loreiy tree.
~ xunrd 10 nth ecrtts2t ceTutto
ohi sharp -as tre iBpg, and the srmcd ciang,
rha. pisrrSS 4i och tro rear II The ocesn,
And srA'fed tie Tree. ths Ia u etto tree
Green bsige % the lcysi the brave aud the frfc.
Ard the day wore dosu 20 the twilight close:
ire hsesTu died away from ID. bi or;
fsttbe eaheinl Flsig on The rsstlts raog
Abun frnm lbs serrent's pl "
when sav tsforsh N" night canning star
Ger the hrsnchSrs summt gro int,
TIL tne fnl'sge E'reo, and ;hs stfpcrt' q sheen,
IN The rut . lett were glrwips
That hung o'ef the free tina Palmetto rrer--
Green badge q the loyal. the orsTe lad ,be tree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
THE eECESsION BANNER

o. upi With our banner; lot thu nasoa 0shoid
That We fear pot ~ once the fair a Il " nafold.
Les Cssolihas brave Ill from sisr
Her cadets ready asd ripe for the var,
We know The giyeT, hat whoever he DO,
He never oss stain " dsb0por shall SEQ
% the soias Of thai banner, wear to defend
Until victory death our struggles shal end
Perhaps snme true patriot, impatient 10 see
Hn dear Dslive lsoa FRI the oppressors rod froc,
Has trusted corp guard tree from al shame
wrapt within s bright fods SAes cherished isnns
We pledge {; she II Ger On the red held Of war
He should sfe that loae star shining brightly sfx,
He may know rhsi beam either 10 victorys iighs,
Or, expiring depart 10 glorious night
Or perhaps IL may be, which full fondly We truss,
That dear woman q fair myers have formed Il Tor ~
Then, hon woman points onward, what coward WIN
stand
And sec shame and oishoaor descend on his laads
Mol should battle eDsue, In The thick Of the fray
And the thought Of tine fair We ~ homes
VIII nerve ever heart through the battles dread soss
Though bright sbs staxs opcs our national prize,
Yet biigh our Star IN lone glory shall shas
Ia Ihs light az true freedom, . lustre divine;
And our noble Palmetto, % true and we'll tried,
Wbet The Brtns repuieed thros0 back the tide
Shall soon. thoud enemies invade ~, sgsiu
Find . kouitre or JAsrer 70 keep II from stain.
Then Iet our bari er proudly float 10 the breeze,
Les the joyful shoot ring tho worlds brosdca
That the soush reel May sweet peace DO her lot
Al the strife OF long years be Qui,slS forgot
Bot should our enemies stil persist 10 ANAL,
Degrading subDise ion rhsli no Longer prevail,
Bot We'll On 10 The here, least. ID one heart
Who with life and his freedom together VIII part.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
WORDS OF A PATRIOTIC SONG.

By III. y, COOfbHs
Ye sons NJ the South, awake 10 glory
Bark bark what Thousands bid you rise
Your children, wives and grauoaircs hoary,
Prevent their tears and - 70 their ories
Dbail hateful tyfants. miscbiefs breeding,
Whb sectional hosts = raffi an band,
AMI Rht and desois,e our land,
While peace and liberty lie bleodtugf
To Mns 70 Arms ye brsvef
the avergipg sword unshestht
March ob | march on all hearts resolved
On victory or death
Now row. the dangerous storm Ia rolling,
Which trea men conteder Ate raise:
Toe dcGs OF faction lopse. are howiiug--
Ano lol our homes would soon invade
Apo ehall we bssey view tho ruin,
Wbue lswiers force, with quit, stride,
Spreadr desolation far sno wide.
With crimes and blood hts hands imbruingS
To ermsl 70 armsl &C.
Oh, liberty can man resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous nsmee
Car dul eeons bolts ana bars conune thee,
pr threats thy noble spr,t samef
foo loIg the Soutn has borne be~Rilipg,
That iasehooo's dag er Northerus wield-
Bot freeaom 10 our sword and shiel1,
And al toeir arts are unavaiiipg.
To Armsl 70 Rrmal 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
TO THE SOUTH.

he times are ripe for Ac,i.n-leI us act
Away With coward doubts. nno weak scrmisei
For Was's TED pAIet turns 10 scale ssies,
And ho0or Wayps us-"bseak this fame compact,
1hcee uescheicus boLds that pui cbsins Ia fact
winch Iotg psvs CALLED our ouis, wuereer they rest
Heavy - grave ciods % the l,viag breast.
And burning - o Hcry brand Of shame
Tho tunes ripe for actioD-sbali 90 act:
Or, with smit@n cheek, IN crarcL guisc
Tine while our women, hrows and eyes ahAme,
LooS with tcorn that haip voice nanct,
koss n~skly turn the other, pleadlpg Tow.
"Oi poteht masters! see. sat the bloS;
Strike gently, lest our patriot fathers hear,
And the dead heroeB rSe 70 biaet both With fear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
susraGase's Once
Bfore 4 ~sfd z West, Surrogate

WILL OF CEPHAs u. MOTION.
Tbs viii distributes tate. !, psrsouss worth
Dot Ices than sio0 COO Tue testAor after bequrStho1
SIS 900 ~ his c, ,eeds ols lbrts tho pasn a
hh rop-sty w sums o. 81 ooe So 600 among other
members Of be family rcstives e next crasrs
e6oe 70 b. given 70 Rev Albert Nor on OF oae; SSoo
70 be PAID W Rev Rodeeick Noytou LsJ OF ONO, sod
$500 - a'so psquesibed 70 Nrs Hannah Paul. wife e
Rev william q rsnl II the eame stse FINALLY, sas
dtoeascd sppotn hs wido~, Jamss 1lasiow and Jsszs
soel ns erec.sos Tue viii vas adnltsed 70 propass
yesterday
WILL or JOHN RONNEY.
This vii was lke~ee ADMITTED 70 yroba.e yesterday
II dHpoees CT vsgs Die enich Ia divided smoaG
kke fAmIly Of The tasla,oy
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" wtr-i7-sr NJ 2 ro>k cell giss urt.m afs fssl0
dc.l sss, 5rewsf Col szfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Ye.=whep ~e have horn aggression

Ys'-whep ~e have horn aggressioa
TN sucmiss i0n In disgrace,
30 nnern ~oDsn cal. lor sosioe--
Ready - uie tie danger fAcei
Yes, In many q ns,rou's bosom,
Burns 'he Spartan spirit now;
tYon the maiden q eye II flashes,
CLOVIS upon Der snowy brow
Ecu our infaIts' In their pratile,
Urge us on 70 risk our ALL
Would ~e leave them, - . blessing,
The oppre ssor's hateful ihyau 70
No!-Tben up, true hearted aouthrons,
Like bold :. giants uervtd by wine;.
Never fart The cause " holy
II II sAcred-y ca, divibel
For the LORD o Hoets In win u.s.
Is IL &c has ceAt our lot:
Beat our homes-from lordly mansien
To the humble negro cot.
God Of Baitieel hear our cry
Give u nerve 70 do or die!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

ARISE.
CarOliriate' Who irh.in
Blccu which flowed In psir,o, velnsl
Reufc ye fiorn ieiba-eic siumssti
Romeo and fyrg away your cnssnsf
frum the nouptain q, ave sssbosyd,
lst ,hr cry ee-~upi ARIEL
fStow our pure Palmetto banter
Proedly uPsyrd 70 The tkies
filrs y oct ~ Icnc stAr bssmirg
Bs'gs''y - the rntior . sszs-~
IL snaihcr stsr nslses-
ou,csly-prouadiy II en- olaz -
We, srsihsfl BID Il welcome
VIII q hearty "ihsfe unes threeS'
scld " 'C'ih, On born Mc.rroe.
souitern rer VIII care be frecl
Pas or thar the oroes ~ bat,le
egpnreet rnde Clsa aipsoe's host,
Fl2sh tse ass from SEA b. nsaotaln--
RAJ frnr -auoi''r = the coa'n
cr Ire llsh,nVgf uinR n r 9TH
Scare iac Cie g ~ GHag,
A. be ketn syssk@glng
COY .tt thsN cave hls sighi'
Case TIC trlaGpb-csss " darkrsss
loon 6ron No from sfsr:
Gar worsan's voice far ts,tse
Nrs 80 isih note g t1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
Oh. WHAT IF THE PROSPECT BE CLOuDED!

by W. GILMORE srlMS.
On, what II tho prospect be caouded,
And what IL Abe sunlight DC fedf
thu bright son himself may be snrouded
Ana he bright crown be torn from his head;
Bit be J ieids never long 10 the risor
or the Tempest that beAB 90 hs form:
And he con 90 forth, anos, full Of visor,
kore glorious because Of the storm.
From the sun le, The soul take is moral,
Nor shrink iEcasn the bate Of life;
Ne,r tbe cypress grows ever thc laurel,
And we pluck, ~ We plelse, from the strife.
Thaceb the foe presses fierce with his iesons,
Abo ye stooP Tor the hour u his viii,
Keep but nrrn In tia turbulent yegiols,
ANA the triumph eaures 10 you still.