The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-14

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m#m interest aal lE John bfo"a
and his .1malt m9la ttethuy' p5
,.r ..a,aI. .I.ifa. anil Is now ploml
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VI. t II lover 81 natural
,... ..l t..1ty fl presents attrac-
~ III III almost any thing the
W. conceive n Thomas Jefferson
''''- .no,.s oo yifa6ia" that il is
7'' -" ... sera.s the Atlantic. 10 OBJ
o''g LII. 4 tbo Mace and also ooniec-
.rras tbs. fae parting Of the Blue Ridge
ill.,. !. .tramaudous CONFUSION OF
was 0'" Ali. u 40 ,,,;ogIad
mature Po5a",J - +, -1-.t,
waters Of NE ro'oLi"' ~" NJ -
which unite Jus' aooF9 - ,3S .ha.,,
bill seems cu' = w. ~" : w." laao TLi.
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place, as well o. Ilo ,ss'0n = IN, So, e o
the Aleghanles, = 'Ho sS - - ,,o,,,bt
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,a.toI;,s \ IN noetrv and song. Casta-
, I;a,s four4 iteeIf was not clearer, purer
'1 aor M Groves which the Gods
.,l,.f !, ,.nosa n more beautiful
=, III n..-, And now tbo cruel genius OF
5,a.nI HI. ber raven onions over this
4 , .,.n5'a II beaptv can almost fancy the
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cea,r - .brt ont deeds Of blood in
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y p 1',a .p,b fantastic t,cks .gore high Heaven
= As makes ,ho angels weep"
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e a,,l bot,,- fasrs mfnclinp with the
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ii '1"5g' s''s ia, Jo.;.,n. i tarninat
in 'ne 3N'''5 y - 7o ~ onrointa,
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Of ul'y ini,''' ~ ~ y, s,1. r,n.t.oa
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r. ''N7' W. go N'','' ..-4.., ,n;t+
in 'nl''5 Al,'s' "''o'' -, = III c.,,,. t,r
-; Westward. passing Tie Ferry. Its tern
,a mn. was then at Winchester in Fredai
as county We passed through fine reei
The in MARYLAND, caught passing view
till' that biobIv picturesque place, Ellicot
on Mills. where 50 many Of our Southe
daughters have been educated-the ser
the nary there sustains an excellent repu
'afl tion--came in sight of the Carrollt
.bot Manor. formerly owned by Charlas Care
the of revolutionary memory, and seyo
ANT other Gne.estates passed before us. I
re- Catoaton Mountains then raised tn
'i0n heads. They are diminutive in compc
iere SON but if being nv first view Of MOI
CON tain scenery the effect was very pleas
mp The Blue Ridge heightened the feel
= ~, pe and then the Alleghanies, as stated abo
.rily The Potomac flows through the open
sed in the Blue Ridge, and the railroad
the bridqed across it, to the Virginia side,
maj rugoed wall Of the mountain where i
rven. are of gigantic height, in m,
shall nlaoes perpendicular in some overha
1rei mo A short distance above, the Shean
~ doab rms into the Potomac. 1t rises
:, ~ A,,,.,,sfa ,oor Stanton. the North bra