The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-06-20

hNN hAAteEs
lfihrre be more beautiful spot on
earth ihaa ikat where the, men of
faxeu eeHisd, we have not seen it,.
From iis source u Ostegn Lake, where
the great american nnvelist has dcseri-
bod it ~ language which viii never
ecn,s to be read aioag Nv its lovely
winding. who're the Ghen,ung intersects
tle North Branch whose beauties have
been embained by one Of our most
graceful poets By the Valley Of Wyo-
ming, which lives forever in the imaeis
nation Of Campbell, but which is fairer
even than the seini.tropical fancy Of
which be was enamored; or by the bold
scenery Of the meetings Of the waters at
Northumberland, to its brs..d glory, eel
ebrated in the New Pastoral, aud its
magnificent union with the Chesapeake,
every nile of the Susqdehanna is beau
tiful, Other rivers have their points of
loyetipcss or Of grandeur; the Susaue.
hanna has every form Of beaaty or sub
Unity that belongs to rivers. We have
seen tbem III Connecticut, Hudson,
Delaware, Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri.
There Is nothing like the, Susquehanna
on this continent Its peculiar charsc-
tar depends upon It's origin 10 the New
York meadows, is passage through the
magnificent highlands aud mountains of
PeanaJ lyouia. Everywhere its course
Il detected; it begins q wooded lake;
It wia1g iinpod brook By me idows and
over SILVER pebbles il lottcfs rcstinely,
b. thcir bases II sweeps ia broad
coarscs by tho valleys lis vast width,
~ It's mad spring iresle,s when swollen
by the melted sn9wa, rushes from the
hills With irresistible force. sometimes
causing frightfnl inundations. leaves.
With It's fli island after island in its
channel, Of the richest green, and most
surprising beauty; while those passes
through the mountains afford poiuts of
scenery FAR finer than any one would
believe then to be from ANY descrip.
ton il he had not seen them.
The Susquehanna makes the grandest
Of these passages, Just below the mouth
AZ thg 'luAiata. Its course there is sew
o'1' @ "''';. ~ 'n,'E usi'Ie y ehaifsly d'sea,
Hunters Fails, which are the remains
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