Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

NlllINNNHHf NAhlNN tNlNt lINA'
a'vs EU'svt While anurly erpica I'm
thrta,trn ibilor. "a ,r.ouN handed mo the
"Nnul Altml' OF i.c lHIh mst. contain.
mruuulhpl letter from lhat huous Is,ti
tUc mlghfy tne brave, the high spuitrd.
md vuucv.lud 'Lta,.' Tie suvs he ba. ust
returned rum visit to that won3,Iul
planet which rules the destiny ufali sucb
men as "LC1l' lc lies, the criprlrl
monster lios like "Ottla." lie did NOT
Journey into the Cthernl world. as hs,a,d
be Gii, iut The uulh i, tht8. lie Lhought
his stomach wn' strong enough To beuu q
dose ur lhe "lmpcndiug Crns," a'1s' liel.
per- h1t did not follow the pre,crlplou
Of Young Neslor 10y taking the "arseuin"
and opium, consequently be did not take
journey into "Iartarus % but in his Idle
uic fancy be flew away to ihsslatelv Pal
ace OF LHn4, unG received the embrace Of
that immortal goddess; took fpy bless.
m1s uuoTyturued TO the terrestrial aoodes
of mortality aad time When be awolle
from hrs saDauic-inhu,nced exhibition in
the dr,amIonl orsllyar guided palaces, ha
was wotUlly astounaci the chimerical
shadow Of Hls lomoumc and visionary
interview with the renowned goddess, n,t.
ted across his memory liko the thoughts
OF infancy IN the advanced ages Of h!o.-
"Ah said he, in haifawaKcued.i idea Of
literature, can build grandy oompo5d
letter out Of this already halflorr1tten
dream that | eau Ill give il to Young
Ncstor, II. Y. as the saying is and that
DetrlcS ENliue--deyIi. as he is I'll make
him smart-thst ] will" s. so!ioquisod
Lrroj. And ui, see the dashes AMI side
hits, and nose-Smlshers he makes Turn
your ear up and listen He says, Young
NestOr and EXline has drawn 10 LARGELY
on my quarter. what q feeble excuse that
10 for man who writes soldiers address
es'-an excuse which fails to achieve the
point YOU so ardenUly hoped for You
thought the people would infer that Won
were not inundated recipient ofIIar
Luna's gifts. But the best way to taunl
Il fool is to say nothing - him. And be
lieye l will let this snarliug Peuny-a-hner
so for what he will fetch Itis natural
for men Of his stamp to Tigcle coruut-
ed-by-AOoltiouism pen in endelyor.nc tc
bring honester men into disrespect.
But "iet him vigg.e as he viii"
As looll from 3 window at nv elbow 7
see the white flakes Of CitteTinr snow
vending their wav rapidly through the
chilly atmosphere 10 the ground bu, all
their efforts to whiien again the pleasant
wales of the MoshaBnon are vain. Tie
soil contains sufficient caloric 10 melt /. 10
liquid as soon as the Tiny flakes reach the
ground. Yet the air is cool, and perhaps
the myri5ds of black-hirds that ,hrong
tie meadows. and warble their joyous lays.
may have TO retreat to- more GENIAL cline.
But ID not think these chilling blasts
sill blow long DER our fair Peunsylg7nit
The robins AID b,ue-6i7ds, too. have
made iheT annual visit for another six
months sulouru among US. How their
sNeet notes warm our hearts, and cheer
our minds. five had not hrutalapd
bloody war to blight and Icsol,te our rla-
Tlous country, and mar our PROSPECTS OF
happiness, sweet little, thOurhtlaSs sonr--
tcIs, 40 could ENJOY your charming strain,
with that rapiuJogS emotion which gou"
notes ale calculated to imparl. A. his.
Ne can but welcome you with silen; adj
miratlon, and hope Cincerelv hope
tAat re you lake YOUR leave OF our wood
land wales, we may see the curse Of war
with all its horrors. depart forever, and
peace again smI'u. upon Us. Enchanting
sougs,CI, you are welcome 90 our groves.
and may your summer CC-oTsIgtors creed
.ig arrive 10 share our admiration.
Oh, gaua, lrarsi war. dsrart depart,
You drive . lAo-n l.0 the patriot. heart;
But while fhs sectional fire. may tUra
The GulE. a,a.es U.i, ne cr return