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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
EfcpcBcus NGa WiNis'cS'S wife Witss
cWe Of"fbe gsSl'aI &" Nf his Chan csa,

EfcpcBBcus NiWistcp'S wife witt!
cWe Of"fhe p'''asS" "f his Chan cia,
froEn priUffic'd. Ohio.
We learn from the Logan Gax-tte that prom
inent business man of Springfield, Olgo, by
the nane Of Rrc kaw, carried off, a few weeks
ago, the wife Of his minister, MIR. Root, Of the
Congregational Church. Brokaw left a wife and
five children. Mrs. R. and her husband had
been married eight years. She left note in
which she testified to the kindness of her hus
band, and assigned as a reason for her bad con-
duct, ihe fact that she wasn't good enough for
Minister'S wife. We hope she will Prove
"good enough" for the man who has abandoned
a faithful woman and five children. The pa-
pers say that Rrokaw was "pl!ar" of the
church. hut his conduct affords abundant evil
dence that he vas only brick" He was
upwards Of 40 years old.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
Ore-We are requested to say that Temper

OrWe are requested to say that Temper
snce Basket Picnic will be held in Holmes
Cove Spring Grove, near Mastersvile Station,
on the Nh of July. The friends of Temperance
everywhere are invited to attend. Addresses
NAV he ey,,ecsed from Gen. f. R. Eckley, Rev.
8. Baker, Rev. j. +. McGaw, R. f. Knight,
ESQ. and others,
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Democratic Convention.

The Democracy of Harrison County are re-
quested to meet in Convention in Cadiz on S"t'
u,day, June 80, 1860, for the purpose OF appoint
ing three delegates to attend the State Conven-
tion TO be held in Columbus on Wednesday July
4; and to transact such other business as may
come before the meeting. Let there he gen
eral attendance. By ohDEh'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
BkNJAMlN FACE, JR, & Co,
PEarn.ace,aaisis ;ussai Chemists,

= :, 7 7 7 NbV NUTI, 7 A.
~ For sale by John ReaIl, Druggist and Book
seller. Cadiz, Ohio, Duffied and Ryder, JefIerso n;
saunders 4 son, liopcdte; Jas Cady, Cadiz juno
tloni Hughes \ ew Alhen.; A. ouIter Palt,ns.
vile; Wm. Maxwell, hanover; + Grace, New
Market Isaac Lewis, Georgetown: N. Campbell ,
MllIer's station; George Alien, Fairview: John
West y Co .Nsw Rumey; w =. Per y. assvIlle;
a. Jut Schre.ber, Aooreheld; Deming X Crawford,
MGstersvie; Latlmer AID Custer, Bowtrsslllt;
John Snyder, Pm,aIoIpna R1ul; r. Caldwell
+ .rankl.G; P1ttis & son, Deersville; Thomas
Gre, n tre~port.
No, -mbe~ 9 lS59-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

OJTKE Home Magazine for July is upon
our table. II you want one Of the best period
icals published in this country, subscribe Tor
the Ladies' Home Magazine. Address T. s.
Arthur & Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

0rT'he attention Of our readers, and espe-
cially the farming community, is directed to
the advertisement headed 'Kirby's American
Harvesters" This is an excellent machine,
aud should be on every farm in the comfy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

OE5"The Troy Btyct understands that John
Morrissey the pugeist, is t. 90 Immediately in
to training at the"Abbsy," with view of fight
ing Heenan in August. lie has left New York,
and expresses his determination to vanquish
the Champion OF the World, notw outstanding
be (Morrissey) is threatened with cons umption.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

07-The seventeen year locusts are now in
full blast OF music, in Charles county, Nd. The
woods are alive with them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20
FALL OF 1859. F4I1os 1850
NEW STOCKO|
V A RIErY GOODS.
WOOLEN GOODS. LAugES, DRSss
GOODS. NC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
10 u Rr q q 6,,In =.

- - ~ II ~ - ne I'LL.
ROB BERT COClIRA
FOURTH STREET. srsrBENTtLLE.
4 NNOUNCE> to the public of Ea stern Ohio
~ and the trade particularly that he has in
store an unusually large assortment of almost eve
ry article OF goods to he mentioned in his line His
stock is the best he has heretofore offered the cub
lie; embracing
VARlErI GooDs-Gents' shirts, Gloves, Buttons
Suspenders, Hose, &c
WOODEN GooDs-A big stcck-Broadc'ot Cas.
simeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Cordurovs, &c.
LIEN GooDs-lrish Linens, Drilhngs. Table
Cloths, TOwe ling, &c
LADIES DRESS GooBs-An unusually fine stnck-
Paints domestic and imnorred-- -liinghams. Merin.
os &c. Skirts, the largest and best stock in Stew.
bcnVlle.
CLnAKS and SHAwLs--An unusually fine stock
| aides Cioaks end Shawls and at 20 per:
cheaper than ever offered in this ma ket
JswELRv-A large assortment constantly on
hands. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Btessiuns,
Ear Jewels. &c.
WooLEN YARNS Blankets, &c MusIins. Tick.
ing, Check, &c--al of which will be sold whme-
sae or retail. Goods sold fraction under Pitts
burgh prices Store keepers Tailors Peddlers and
others, would do well to examine this.larpe and
choicr siocH of goods, as / am ketetmined 10 max
II an object for small dealers and home trade gen.
orally 10 deal at my establishment.
Oct.l259' ROBT. COCHRAN.
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FRhDERICK IUmELLE,s

FREDERICK JUMELEES
COMPOUND
| SYRUP OF DOCK 7
his preparation is now presented 10 the pnhlie
in the iull belief tliatit will meet a want long felt
by suffering humanity. Being compounded ol
s piles 10 the utter exclusion Of al injurious min
eral slbsiaSces. i. will be found nnt only striking
y efea,i iols, but tree from all mi arious tenten.
eies whatever.
As general pu.ifier OF tho Lload Il will be
found unrivaiea by Any Of the mach rHun {, d and
slmOs. ever failing Sunck Rosirums OF the day. Ii
will be seen that we d, net claim tp perform mir
acles by this remedy. thuus maq Of the cnrss it
has effected may, bS some, BE- co-slteret miracu.
lOus; put We do claim thar
For Coughs, colds. Bronchial Affections
General Debility, and us General Purifier,
1T HAS No RQUAI.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS!
Personally appeared before M, an 4id-rm 80 O
the city OF Philadelphia, J II Hardy who being
sworn, delosss and s1ys, ,h1t in JUne last he suf
tered from severe corgh. caused by heavy
cold tor mouth or more. nnd having procured
one boIle OF FIederiek Jumeile's' Compound Syr.
up Of D0ck,' hs was entirely cured by H.
Sworn Ia and subscribed before II p this first dsy
Of MaIch; 1859. w ?. tibbsrd. Alderman
j. u Harry, T3l Fibs!t stree.
Nj tSEpERfcK JcN'EI tE-Dear Sir
ms is TO infIrlf yoI III Il two bottles oi your
Compound Syrup Of Dock has cared my con Of q
bad eolRh, when tal of our best doctors CO
pleteiy failed t. reieree him of the cough Any
person who do1bt this statement you can reier
thgIn 10 tEe.
ROBERT MARSHALL,
n. w. Corner Of 18th and South SIS
Freparei and sold by tbs proprietor
Frederick JumGlle,
No. 1875 Market Strrst, between islh ana l6.h
Streets NortI Side, PhIadelphiG.
Prire so Gents pes Bottle,
=. For Sale by n. A. HANNA Cadtz OAio.
May 10, l56O-ly
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Stomach or Liver.

GCOmaCn or Liver.
Such as lndippstion. Aeidiiy of the Stomach Col.
exy, Pains. Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. Despon.
dency, Costiveuess. Blind and leeding Piles In
ail nervGnI. Rhe matte and Neura lgic Affections
II has IN numerous instances proved highly benefi.
cial and in others affected decided cure
Tnis il a purely vegetable compound. prepared
on strictly scientific principles, ter the manner of
the celebrated Holland Professor, Bprhnve Be.
cause Of lis great success in most of the European
St@tes. its Introduction into the United States
whs lnlen ended more especially for those If our fa-
iherand scattered here and there over the face cG
this mighty country. Meeting with great success
among them, ] low offer II to the American pub.
llc, knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal
virtues must he Acknowledged
Ii is particularly recommended 10 those persons
whose constitutions may have been IMPAIRED by
tue cont lnnOus nse OF ardent spirits or other forms
ot dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect
IL HnGs its way directly 10 to The seat of life, thrill.
il"g aud qHlckeninq every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit, and in fact, nIusing new health
and vigor in the system.
tAUl lUN!-1he great popularity of this de
llehllui ATomn has induced many limitations which
The public should guard against purchasing. Be
nor persuaded to buy anything else until you ha We
gwen Rcerhave's Holland Bitters tuir trial One
bottle viii convince you how indefinitely superior
tn to all these mutations.
, " sold al S per bottle, or bottles for SIS by
The Sole Prupriet0rs
>
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

OETAttention is directed to McFadden's ad-
ver,isements,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-20

Singers Celebrated Sewing Ma
chimes,
The Best Sewing Machines in the World; and
price lately reduced to FIFTY DOLLARS
Cal! and get QUE, or send your order for one to
ISAAC A. lSAACS,
Union Hall, Corner Of Superior an Union streets,
CLtVELAND, OHIO.
Nav % I86O-lY
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Attac huneu,t Notice.
Nnficc in RmiIders.

We The undersigned directors OF Suh-district No
5 Cadiz Township Harrison countyd hereby give
not ce that we Will receive sealed proposals until
the 28thday ot June l500. lor the erection OF
School House in said sub-distric Specification
will be given by calling on said directors.
June l3.3t VIM, McFADDENs
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TO persons out sf Employment
Agents wanted to sell the Erie Sewing Machine.
This is new machine and 50 simple in it's con-
srructon that child ot 10 years ean learn to op.
crate il by halt an hours instruction 1t il equal
to any Family sewing machine in use, and the
price is but Fifteen dollars.
Persons wishing an agency will address
J. ~. BOYL Lam
Secretary Erie sewing Machine company.
Nav 3t-5w MILAN q
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VENETIAN BLINDS!
Saddles AND HARNESS,

= "A k u n D. n hk WI % n =
ETOULO respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, that lie has on
hand large stock and general assortment of Sad
dies, Harness, &c, consisting in part ot fu.quil.
ted and plain satters quilted hood cover and plain
haf.Spansh ano failbacks, quilted and plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cantie English trottrng saddles.
also variety of styles OF side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver coofed russet bue. and black
enameied leather gu let and plain pushed seats
tie has also on hand several sets Of extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness, saddle bags collars, halters,
brides and martingales of most every description.
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips Of the finest
quality; in fact most everything usually kept in
sldd Ter shop. He deems it Unnecessary 10 puff
and blow or let off Rass about the material or
workmanship of his work, as it will recomhlmeud
itself to those who are Judges or who use it,
lhankal Tor the liberal patronage he has hereto
tore received. he hopes bv strict attention to bnsi
n,ss and selling good work at reasonable price,
to merit continuance Of the same. Shop third
door North Of McFadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb Is, ls6O-lyr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12

that the intlicting Of fatal wounds is ac-
companicd by pang, From what is
known Of the effects of gunshot wounds
it is probable the impression is rather
stunning than acute, Unless death be
immediate, the pain is varied by the
nature Of the injuries, and these are
past counting,
But there isnothing singular in the
dying sensation, though Lord Byron
remarked tho physiological popularity
that the expression isinyariabIy that Of
languor, while in death BY stab, the
countcnaDce reflects the natural charac.
ter of gontleness or ferocity to the last
gasp.
Some of these cases are ofinterest, to
show with what slight disturbance life
may go on under . morta! wound till it
Ana!ly como to a full stop, 4 foot sol.
dler at Waterloo, pierced by 4 musket
ball in the hip, begged water OF a soldier
who CHANGED to pOssessa canton Of beer.
The wounded man drank, returned his
heartfelt thanks, mentioned that his reg
imcnt was nearly cXtcrminatcd, and
having proceeded dozen yards on his
way to the rear, fell to the earth, and,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12

SIZE or THE HUMAN RAcE.-Thc lar
gcst circle of the terrestrial globe of un,
form temperature is the oquator,--
Those running parallel TO this, as, for
example, the tropics, polar CIRCLES, &c,
diminish rs they approach cithc r
pole The stature Of the human race,
especially that Of men, likewise lessons,
though not to the same extent ut all,
from the equatorial and tropical regions
toward the poles. In the warm latI-
tudcs are found races Of men of large
dimensions dwindling in the cola re-
gions Of the high latitudes, so lna' "
may be affirmed that men gro" ~" !"
proportion as the latitude is high.
But women arc more uniform in SIZE
than men. being OF nearly equal height
in places where men vary very much in
size, In regions whore males are much
,.ller than the average, the women con.
,i,nc of about the same medium di-
mcnsions.
The fact, too, appears from historic
monuments that the sizo Of the race in
general has not varied from the earliest
ages, and that men and woman are now
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12

DO RIGHT.
Stick to the truth,
Come good or bad
Success, attends
A truthful lad
Better be poor in goods and fame,
Than sacrifice an honest name.
Don't fear scorn
OF empty fools
Nor sell your soul
70 Fashions S rules.
4 llcrsry coat will keep YOU warm
French cloth shrinks before Il storm
ciust in all
Your trades with mon;
Mankind are brothers,
Well you ken.
Do unto all as unto Won
You'd have your fellows also do.
Another thing
Don't try with wine!
The red wine hides
\ power mine.
And bye and bye, some uckIes, nodo
The lickIcss b9mbshcIl may explode,
BE true to love;
Itrich or poor
II matters not,
Don't give ito'cr.
Marriage without due reverence
Is likes field without Il fence.
BE kind to all
OF low degree;
Keep in the breast
Much Charity.
4 poor man's blessing coumtcth more
Than all the treasures miscrs store.
Go on in faith,
Hold fast the Right
Aud you shall have
Gainst Ages night,
Riches laid up ON Fortunes shelves;
"rhc gods help those who help thc'
selves
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12
N unl)er 2S.

of tho same Dimensions as.thcywere be-
fore the period of Moses. This, We sup
pose, is amply corroborated by the ev-
idcnce afforded by the thousands Of
mummics, which have been recently
unrolIcd after lying hidden for,hirty
and forty centuries perhaps Ia tt2 par,
acombs of Egypt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12
THE FOURTH.


how wo spont tho Fourth. Wo will
brioay state that wo went down to y
Barbacuo at Marble Hill in this County
and there found about 1000 persons
congrcgated. Speeches patriotic, az.
propriatc, and salutary spcochcs-wolc
made by the several speakers and if we
had time would try to give the sub
stance Of their remarks. 1t was with
much pleasure we heard Mr.. james
Anderson, Of Texas, who was raised in
our town, but cmigratcd to the Lone
Star State some 10 or T. years ago, and
by his energy and talent, has not only
succeeded as Il lawyer, but is one OF the
most prominent men in his State
Long may he live to receive the hon
ors which we know will be paid to his
deserving mind and heart
Mr., CoIyar, in his lorcibIo style made
glorious effort, as he always does ct
may be that he laJb better this day on
account Of having ridden down there
in Il buggy with the Editor Of the Home
Journal. In fact we know that is the
reason in part, because how could he
have pcruscd Washngton's Farewell al
dress had we not held the rcinS and gui-
dcd the two little "mulcs' while he
read? But coming back we made him
drive, and be was just rs awkward about
it rs we would be ut a speech. We
mention this to show him that we are
u close observer, and tell the truth
when we say that he made glorious
speech at the BarbacCc r. W. New
man made Il most excellent speech al.
so. Nature seems TO lave fitted him
for speaker. OF fine personal APP
pcarancc (aIthough he las the knife
with a strong, impressive voice, and
commanding manner, added to 4 cult
waited mind, Mr.. N. is cmincntIy suited
as aspeakcr. DR.. b. W. ChiIds closed
the scene with brief speech, made im,
promptu at the call OF the assembly.
As to the Barbacuc, it was WuI--
Tho mcots were wcIl.coyLcd, sweet,
n .l.,
ana plenty TO SATISFY an ""o'l oFocr
was maintained throughout, and much
~.
Is que lho7o VINO h'"''aScu It,
COMING home. we attended Il supper
'
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angc, who took the lead in the revolt of
the Netherlands, the ball passed thro'
the bones in the face, and brought him
to the ground. In the instant that pre-
ceded stupeiaction, he washable 20 form
the notion that tho ceiling Of the room
had fallen and crushed him.
The cannon shot which plunged into
the brain ofCharles VII. did lot pre-
vent him from seizing bis sword by the
hilt The idea ofan attack, and the ne
cessity for defence, was pressed on him
by q blow which we would suppose too
tremendous to leave a interval for
thought. But it by no means follows
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12
The following is lis. of broken and woi,n

The following is a lis. OF broken and woi,a.
less Banks in this State, which Il may be well
enough for our country friends to preserve:
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Nsmphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro. ,.,.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank. hSoA'
Bank of East Tennessee. Knoxviiie'
Bank of Claiborne. Taseveh
some Of IN. Broker. are buying ne mote. 81
A.. p..a ss.t tennessee at ioalec. on ne
as ,,i. bans ma hos cf the E,chsnse Bank at les
an the doisr
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FASHIONABLE WOMEN,

FASHIONABLE WOMEN,
i notice IN article under the above
caption, which is one of the great many
that have been going the rounds of late
years, on the same subject, or kindred
sub'e IT, the writer's ofwhch seeming to |
be greatly exercised in relation to tho
"womon," and striving, with all their
gigantic powers, TO rescue thcm from
that dcngcncrated condition, both phys
ically and mentally, aye, and morally,
too, into which they imagine our scx
is so rapidly sinking.
Now, | will grant to start with, that |
we are somewhat cXtravagant, and that
wc strive to keep up with the fashions,
too; but arc the guilty ones, in thisr ro
spct, to DO found IN opr rank, alone p
Arc tao women the only ones at fault |
hero? And ia it such Leiuous crime
to be "fashionable," us those poor ben.
cdict scriLblcrs would have you believer
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Of woman's apparel--of her silks, and
satins, and hoops, and plumcs, and flow
crs--but how is it with mans dress p
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12

IN tnclr llrm, ncFolc ruUkS, tnc VOlun-
tccr costume of Illinois and Kentucky,
At their head, urging his men with
shouts, rides the gallant M'Kcc, by his
side young Henry Clay, that broad
forehead, which reminds You of his
father, bathcd in the glare us his sword
Quivcrs on high ere it falls to kill.
There, too, Il wild figure, red with his
own blood and the blood of Mexican
foes, his uniform rent in tattcrs, his
arms barred to tho shoulders, striking
terrible blows with his good sword
Hardin, of Illinos,-comes galantly
forward
Tho small but iron band, hun the
MoXjcqns from tho nights into tho oloe.
nal twilight ofthat mountain pass.
Look Az their musLiotry streams
its steady blaze, You would think that
one ccascless sheet Of lightning bathcd
'Ae'e rocks III names
over t"e NPN'V|''S, man ana horse,
''0r'oa p"cN III '''' ''SoFo'r' tNe Amer
leans dash on their way, never hccdlng
'"o overwhelming numbers OF the'r
foes, neyor hccling the palpitating
'or''S o'''''''' '"''r lcc'' "'''' Oayo"c''
I'm" "'' S"'''' '"'y press S''"'l'y on
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'''''N Hoo' II "oV '"''' your OIooH 10
',N',' II Nv """'''"S cry o' inc WoNh'
w" '',""' "'''' '"' morse " moor upon ms
'o"''' " ""'P P.''S "'' ,"'o ''''o " Mucous
''' "''' II "o' S'cN'h your soul 10
10 VI more ln'o tNe
-''''' navy penetrated,
,,r,.r. ',,'' ''"7 ''''N''',' F"9"
ni1,. 1 ,I, ~ Gums, T''I'' 'n'
his death.
To see him, young and bcardlcss.
very boy, rush with his countrys nar
with his barred breast, upon that line o
sharp stccl--it was a sight to stir COW
ards into manhood, and it shot into
the Mexican hearts like IN clcctri,
flame.
Even in their uanic.stricIieo djsordc,
thcy turned; by Hundreds they grasp
cd their arms and rolled into one Ions
wave Of lance and bayonct upon the foe
Woe to the brave men of Illinois AN,
Kentucky now. Locked in that dead
| Is PASS wall Of infuriatcd Mexican
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12
DENTISTRY.
Jones' Hotel,

NJ ?. JONES, PROPRIETOR,
Situated near the Wire Bridge Nashville,
convenient to Railroad Depots and Steamboat
landing
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12
YOUNG HENRY CLAY,
OR,
Death Struggle at Buena Vista,
BY GEORGE LIPpARD.

1t was near the setting Of the sun,
when the Man Of Palo Alto, Rcsaca de
la Palma, and Monterey, saw the clouds
come down on the last charge Of Buena
Vista, that a scene worthy Of the
days OF Washington, closed the day in
glory.
Do you behold that dark ravinc, deep
sunIlen between those PERCEPTIONS banks.
Here no sunlight comes, for these walls
Of rock wrap the pass in eternal twilight.
Withcrcd trees grow between The
masses OF granite, and scattered stones
make the bed Of the rayinc uncertain
and difficult for the tread.
IIark That cry, that rush like Il
mountain torrent bursting its barriers,
and quick as the lightning flashes from
darkness, the dismal ravinc is bathed in
red battle light From its northern
extremity II confused band of Mexicans
An army in itsclt--como yellingalong
the pass, trcading one another down as
they fly; their banners, spears, horses
and men, tossed together in incxtrca-
bic confusion.
By thousands they rush into the shad.
ows of the pass, their dark iacOs rcd.
dcned by the sbeeted blaze Of musket-
ry. The caverns of the ravino send
back the roar of the panic, and the
grey rocks are washed BY their blood.
But the little band who pursges this