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Tsass % 0vssessSrios. .-S3.eo ysr ssnsm 70
be paid vithis ax neaths. no sahseripdea
VII b rseelvsd for . shorter period than s!x
months md 10 papss 70 b eiscoEtinssd until all
asrsassgss are paid except st :hs spsiea u IL
p1hlisAer.
Tssxs % AsvE1raSs. Us esats Per squars
for The srss insertion, ard 80 eents every sub.
ssqeest isssrtioa. Eight lines or lsss eeastituis
. square. II The number ef inssrsicas - noe
marked on the adsertissness, IL wtI& e-lisk-
q satil forbid, and charged aeee5t 8
mhsral deducties un1e 60 tAs6e ~ -
~ tks year.
CsnUunicasiess efs psssesai eharseses wIll
- charged, ~ The sans rssss e sevsrissnsau; /;
obituaries over ten iiso n length win b charg.
s4at he rs&s efse cests pr square.
&n eonmsnicaticns for patlieadea must bs
accompanied with ihe real nams of tie author,
or no sssensien viii Be paid 70 them. The real
name Of he author will not Be pablished uniess
eesired, bot we cannot consent 70 inserteomnu-
aieatioss unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

KHs1lNo TO ONE THrSo. earnestly
cutrest every young uau after he has chos.
en- one vocation. to stick to it. Don,
leave it because hard blows arc to be struck
or disagresable work performed. Those
who have worked their way up to wealth
and usefulness. do not belong to the shift.
less and unstable class. but be rcckonsd
among such o. took of their coats. rolled
up thei! sleeves: s conquered ,i, their prsiaai
heat and burden Of the day. Whether
upon the old farm. where our fathers toiled
diligently. striving to bring the soil to
produc,iveness; in the machine shop or
factory. or the thousand other business
places that create honest toll and skin. le,
The motto ever be-: "Psrseyeranes and
industry"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

"Ssisg as ~ asse. nssAse.s sspRs1
shs soa. ''TAs hieAss ID HAaaASE As.
% psvse - sppees sAs lssse. - he
Lssdssip tsia %; h seaasss su;ss sha
~hieA = yssfs b ths Grsat Sssl e Eae.
lad. Were hs ~ ti1as Isuls Cases.
lsf sal - Aia ss-osrfse.
He did - ais. s.a s.s ksas1 pas;sas. !.
y. TIE elaia "a aAaiaasi. - IA
Chanssllss airs4 tAs ~ q ~ - seei s
sssas fsr tAs aassal rent e Aoo. te
70 Nay lss laa. shis ssa 1aa sa6saaiiiy
paid 70 he sld wsaass dssssn1aaes.
Aad here cs.eb n thc 1t liak q es-
s.ory. Eselaa4 3 1 esaassy sfleassksaa.
A fsR thsssasds q shs ssiGae9asy. Is
esarea Viii he IasahlsAsl Vasv&.
held the fse simple II III lssls. LaeAs /,
u hsilt. aad Lirerreel aaa Bisoia sAsa
Shs6sd and Manchester. and esees N~a.
greet and email eish:n tho kiaedos. %
srouad leased for niresy-nine ysars. 1ks
rsais on these leases constitute oas great
element Of The wealth Of tAs hsesdsta,s
land owners. Upos the evpssas:ea Of .
lease. IL is .ac aai~srssi essisz = rsasv
il. NO matter what nay y tha snhascsd
value Of the l.ad. to The holder. At 10
same asaral rent. 20. . future tern o:
sinesy -nins pears. With what i called .
ans. Thss the Marquis Of Wos.msrssA..
Who holds three 4asrters Of the Wsst Eoi
af Londou; thus the Duke Of BsdSsea.
whose property melodies Co-sss 0sr6sa
ssd AL has iabyriath u( s.-sess ssi
s1sares. and r...ss. and inas Il The sssrs
that surround Il; thus I.auhs.A Ps,sse.
residences Of the Archbishop Of CA.ssr-
bury. tbs. receives its priaesls rs~sascs
from docks and right Of ferries on w.
Thames. renew cid leases q shs saas ..
sual rate - the holder. with ias. 1As
amount Of the 6ns 70 b. paid in ssady
uonsy. represents the increased saiss q
ii. laad. To Jalass Al!ca. the barrisssr.
upon the resewd Of the appls.wouas's
lease. in 1870, the ans paid By the pss.
ssns Duke Of Wellington Was E70. 600. -
The fee.simpls Of The ground upon wAisA
Apslsy House stands. granted, By Law q
favor. under the sign manual Of George
the Second. rsnsius in the hssds a. tke
descendants Of the old spp!s-~oaas. sss
hundred and twenty years after tAs kine
passed his word 70 the Wouadsa seldiss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17
Great bargains.
THB LARGEST,
i CHEAPEST and
uRCr

THs LAs1ssTs a%ns SAs.r -.
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
I0RSl0H s.d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
6ssss ct.,. -is. S,s.:ss G.ss''s' g.s.e''". &C..
sag Gsods, Neessss,
Cloves, Hardsss,s,
Hosisry. 1Snseys
&C., &C., QsssnsSays
ever offered TO the pabiie Of 81. Nary's county,
has Just been received AID opened BY the under
signed. and viii be disposed Of TO Cash Baye,s
af CITY Retail PrIess. Our stock has been pur-
chased under the most favorable susp,ces, and
at the lowest rates Of the Boston. New York,
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets and will
be found TO be unrivsiled, both a. to. price and
quality, In st. kary's county. Our stock Of
Dry Goods embrace full line Of
CIseAs,
Cassimsrss,
CHlicess
BI4arl.S Ble..
and Plasd Nssisas.
Lsdiss' Dress Cssis,
Waite Cesds,
Ceeeradss
Lineus, Re.
In Ladies' Dress Goods and White Goods We
have the most beautiful and fashionable
assortment Of
Crs.sSinss, A,psess,
pepliss, Osaisss,
Peved}es, L1Hns,
PLAIN, Pisxss,
PLAID and .aeoasfs
Striped Uumtytcs
Naissoo&s, sytssss vad
Book Ns,hns
and Taylssans
ever opened In the county, and will dispose Of
them at such figures - eannos fail to induce
buyers, mindful Of their interests, TO purchase
In addition 10 our usual stock We have pur-
ehased . most extensive and magnificent line Of
SPRING MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS
ineluding all the latest and mos, approved styles
In
LADIES BOHNETS and HATS
FLO WERS,
RIBBoyS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
and all kinds Of Millinery Goods. This par, OF
our stock Was purchased under the 20 per vision
q competent and exPerieseed persons and will
b warranted to our lady customers to be Of the
most fashionable make and material, and lower
tAAn the same quality Of goods can be purehas-
ed elsewhere.
Every article usually kep, in FRS. class eoun.
try store will be found IA our stock, and buyers
will End 10 10 their interest to irspec. our goods
before parchasing elsewhere.
- Our terms are sxelsstssiy cash
GRSENHELL 4 PEyEICH.
may IL, ls1l-T.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

spAMsn PRovsnss:-Love. . horss.
and money carry man through the
world. Three things kill . man: q bot
sun. supper and trouble. To shave IN
as is waste of lather. IF the gossip 10
not 10 her own house. she is in somebody
else's. Dent speak i'll Of the year till i,
10 over. The mother-in-law forgsts that
she was once . daughter-iu-law. Men
are a. grateful for kind deeds N the ssa
% when yoa ding into it cup Of water.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

asd. slksr . HAseal ftss lussA. tbs ase-
tisosse pesessds b ell svsy svailahls
tkine = sks p,ass vialsss reserve. Rs.
cry sssp osst g ifa dsssat price saa b
tsaehsd. Dildisg i aesivs. and n en-
day thsAarvsstiag and asrkstiag arseser.
3asA psrehassr pays dsv, twenty ~
eaat and bee credit fer sissty .days n h
wishes Il. The ersps nay hs rs9evsd Il
ths bsysr's ceavssisaes. prsvidsa b DEE
- istsrfsrs eth ~ faro work. b
tAis means II expense szl risk sfAarvssi.
iae. sAseiae sad aarket;ag srs savsd q
- eWnar. Whokkor s119 poys she fel.
lowing nsst sAev. This seassnsns (re.
dsesd 10 dsllszs. J from che books Of The
farm. wa kisdly given ne By Mr. Presl
himself. At his city rssideses
For labor. q. $50; for sssd. 81. $50
nanurss. $3.50; iatsrsst On land. In
provsments and bsild;ng and taxes. S..
900. This i the cost for enc year. Tbs
sales each year averaged in The Las. fsrr
years the sun Of $2s. .00o. Takiag the
yearly COS. from tbM vs have IN annual
profit Of $3.50. Mr.. Prous i we'll known
in London. These facts and figures have
been published ssa;n and agsiE. and are
beyond question correct.
Pour years since the Royal Agricrltura:
Society. hearing Of this farm. ssnt grand
committee to examine it They did 20.
and solsmrly reported that such a farm
would certainly fail. The entire removal
Of the crops each year. and no resar, in
the usual way. would sink ANYTHING The
proprietor Was destined to fail. Ruin weald
visi. the place shortly. Tie above state
msns looks like is-vsry.
This place is certainly most remarks.
able eas. Ten years ago Il was sssiw.sed
70 have rent value ot twenty y-aevcn shil-
lings to the acre. In four years its rental
value had risen to forty shillinss pc. .ers.
At presen, it 10 higher still. The cost o:
Of clearing the hedges paid for itself in
eighteen acres Of new land. and several
hundred dollars worth Of Lumber beside.
The present cost. with clear fslda, and
steam power Of the sixtsen-iuch ealturs. il
the same - the fvs-ineh esl.srs Of ten
years ago.
DoRs SAaAYxo pAYf
II may be well 70 add that the 6rss four
crops had no manure Of any kind. The
increased culture consequent upon steam
power brought up from disussd soil be.
low sufficient materials to sustain the crops
Weeds. were q serious trouble At 6rst, and
"fallowing" was resorted to in measure.
Within the last Eve years the land has
been free Of weeds. and. having 1t grea;
expense been really cleared, i kept %
easily.
In conclusion. I may remark that the
proprietor carries on the farm partly a. IN
experiment to solve the vexed question.
does farming pay. Furthermore. being a
man of liberal instincts and culture. he
publishes freely what he has done. tha.
the perpetual cheap food question may
have one more solution. His aim is to
show that capital, science and skill when
applied to farming not only benefit the
farmer. but indirectly aid aud comfort ~.
cry man. woman and child In the United
Kingdom.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

~ .'Mother." said little giri Who
was engaged in making her doll aa apron.
Il believe viii b Duchess when I
grow up." How do you expect 70 BE-
come . Duchess my daughter I" her moth
er asked. Why BY marrying psish.
man. to b sure. " replied The girl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

r. A young Heosisr once said 10 .
Hoosierese. Sal. 10 there anybody eour-
tin you now r And Sal replied. "Well.
Sam. there 10 one frller scrtsr esarsir' and
sorser not !: but I reckon il 10 more ssrtsr
not than sortsr."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

NTRs5. G. nlLDuRN, fesasssy Isf 81. Ma
INx rye eouaty, hAs removed trca No. q:
uaasvsr "a, % iss w. Ls~Asrd e., oeswsa .
0sY ssi Lse0y, and h prepared 10 receive
pssmsasst sse sFsasisss fearders.
.ass ,ess-f =,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

A elsfgynsa argued that be was right
IN ealing oil hs eoogregafion ''bslovsd
brsshrsa." bseass IL brsshren embraced
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

A young nan Of Hartford. tArsassasa
with . breach Of prooie suit. ays: "ess
away; eoasrasas ssds On Sunday ain'sis-
GAL"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17
COMMISSION AGENCY.

As,kias,s, ~, Js.s fss, 1871.
HAVING located myself at les West Pratt
H Street. for the purpose pf
earryisg On the haaness Of Q Comnis,oa Ags.s
for The sale Of al kinds of County Producs,
Tobacco excepted, respectfully ofse NY or.
vices 70 ny friends aad the einsens generally Of
81. hary's and adjoining counties Of lower Ma
ryland IN hat capacity, aad solicit . share Of
sheir patronage pledging myself 70 use my best
endeavors % promote the Interests Of those who
Aver Ne With their patronage.
JAMES A. wlSE,
No. ls3 Soura CuAsin Srassr,
A1ksmers
RssBas 70
Cot B. q HAnais, Cot. JAsl 8. Dcvrs, yoax
4. cAnAlssa. Jes- u. Ksx, No., Joss p K,se,
Eee., Leonardsown. Nc.
jane II, isll-es
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Il. z. Il.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES TH4 H0kST PLxE0

SOHSS IHS HVA6I <Az60
~ (ve1 0ns 70 fbeafy Miass<s.
nor ONE H0UR
.f,.~ ,..si.r sA;s .s,.,,;...... .s
..e., ~;,s a.. 0s'
R.s~.x. ~ pss;s.s. ,-
\. 80 -. e. ~ iS' ~ "ay P8o'
TAs O1lr pa;. R..y~
that in.s.ntiv sfoas ,As ,,.., ....-.:.:;.
eains aiiavs Inasmms,;a, ..S 80 c~'
tiena vbesSer ef the f..,.s S,oS.sh S
- ee2er ciands er err -. :. -. .a.:;s...s'
-, 0.s 4. 1.s:.a.. se:,s.. r1s.s.s-sa. :.
- - <<s'-'~ =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17
HEALTHl BEAUTYyi

Strong and pure rich blood-ncreass Of fssh and
weisht-elear skin Aad beautiful comp.sxion
secured TO ALL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

'.rAe ~ifss sseSs"-a.r orfGa'sf
Ter husband ..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

The character and history Of the farm
vas given me. in part by the foreman and
In part BY Mr.. Thomas Rivers. The we'll
ksown nnrscry-nan. who lives in the ssme
town. The farm is What Is called By the
lceal geolegisss a"borlder clay Il con-
tains some chalk. aud was probably as one
tine the bed Of IN old lake. This.
think. u correct. L 10 real clay farm.
e has bean occupied for loag time
Ediy ysars aeo e vss eaisivassd spsa The
'''ersr and hllos"yssen. Little manure
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
AFGH ANLSTAN.
now nERAr wAs cArrUREp.


The Bombay Gazette OF June II publishes the
following account Of the capture OF Herat by Yakoob
Khan, who was in rebellion against but has since been
reported as reconced with his father, sherc Ali Khan
the ruling sovereign Of Afghanisian;
ave have received Late letters from Afgbanstan which
give pretty complete account OF the ia takng OF rda eI
not assisted by friends In the CITY the chaces are
that Che fortune Of war TGa aqaT Hae a had BEEN fr
roughly handled by Fateh Mahomed Khan Only a, iew @
gates by traitors within allowed 10 march quietly into
tho city YakOob had been encamped east OF
DHstan, and, slrdlr Fatteh Khan having marched
out from Herat give him battle, fierce struggle took
army Yakoob appears to have fallen back after hs de-
feat and Fateh MahOmeds troops returned 70 the cry.
Intrigue then successfully effected what physca IOlce
would probably have found impossible Iak00Os Tlens
in tho city know well the power OF bribery, and IN tnis
This Intelligence having been communicated TO fakooD
Khan he led hs army up to the walls quiey.thongh
difficult TO understand how IL was possible fOr MIN 70
do so without being observed and reported to the com
mander of the garrsonsnd entered the cry si
SLIGHTEST opposition Once within the elty' hV.o'1
il was not long before he enconntered s
ateh Mahoed Khan Wo " bs waS had taken place aud
furious mt what had been done came GUY Nisn 49, "a I'll.
Te1g to msft tbd ep9 Toop5 u tho two parties which
large numbers were killed on both sldes, any No Iys @
Of the city But i'm the hight Of hs success Fatteh
Mahomed, while making ais way ont from one OF tne
principal entrances OF the city IN pursuit Ol tDe Sie2
was killed By cannon bail. When this occurred fdtteI
Mahomed's troops were pressing upon the enemy ana
had driven Yak0Ob Khan back 2O or 800 PAGES fr4m the
cifV But the news of their commanders death soon
spread among his soldery and al know the enect OF
such news upon Asiatc army; the men no sooner De
came aware OF it than they were struck with panic and
at once retreated toward Herat. Col. Sirdar hhan
ana GEN Fateh All shah tried In VAIN 10
reassre their men; butsuch was the panic tnat tIG ne
rat roops Wsre completely defeated, and the BAHIA HSar
with the citadel was occupied by iGkOoD Khan, IAe
loss the part Of the panc-steken army was great
Colonel sirdar Khan, General Fatgeh All SHAH son OF
Syed Mah0med Khan Simani, and Colonel Ataooilan
Khan brother OF Snah Gbass shere Dill kna were XIII
cd In the action while Fatteh Mahomcd Khans son was
severely wounded. YakoOb Khan, after obtaining pos
session city, blew from guns those hnas ana or-
dars whom he suspected of being parsans OF the Aeer
wne many were put into chains by lis orueiS'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
NOTES FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.

grand masquerade ball at the Stockton
,,o Go Nav "a announced for tho evening Of Tues
day. Aug g. Nearly thousand costumes nave Deeh &C.
cured by the Committee, for the use OF such
Guests az do not care to trouble themselves
about getting up their own dresses Three bands have
been engaged and there will be general illumination
OF the house and grounds The early part OF tho even
ing will be devoted to promenade concert, and "Ger-
man" will conclude tho festivities E=- Watch Hill,
Rhode Island, is an tongue OF land project
ing In tho water between Long Island Sound
and stonington Bay. There IA water on
oil Sides except where stretch OF land con-
meets with the mainland Three States can be seen from
the hiNew-York (he head of Long Islandl Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island. There ia surf bathing on one
side OF the peninsuar and fine sm0oth-water sailing on
the other The visitors thus far "sold" and com
Portable rather than fashionable" There are seven
hotels, most Of them kept in primitive way The Hon.
Homer A. Nelson Secretary Of state, among the guests
this season.
AT ST. Catherines in Canada about twelve miles from
Niagara there are but public hotels in spite OF the
Iongestablished reputation of the mineral waters and
there are few IL any, good private boarding houses
The Stevenson House Is popular among
southerners, being kept by tho once notorf
ors Beverly Tucker. The other hotel is the
welland and there is public "water-cure' called the
SpTngbank which accommodates about 100 patients anu
guests THE old habit of changing the dress tree or
resort IA now generally laid aside except by Few very
fashionable young ladies who desire to make their marks
os "beles Of the season." Among those families who
feel assured OF their social position this uncomfortable
custom has long been ignored.
bathing house for children is trial at Cape May
II huge house Wheels aud ia backed into the SURF
secured by cable. The lo0r il suddenly dropped IN
some way sufficiently TO give tho little occupants
douse The machine has been patented. - The hotels
at Rye Beach are all well filed. The fields and lawns
are crowded with croquet players and the long,
wide beach with bathcrs, sportsmen. and carriages
So The hotel at Capon Springs. West Virginia, Is
situated In a gorge just below tho Blue Ridge
Mountains about n miles from Winchester The springs
themselves at the head Of this gorge AMI at the
foot Of an almost perpendicular mountan-sde The
waters are 50 entirely tasteics3 that correspond
ent expresses himself at loss 10 know now
their wonderful medicinal qualities were ever
discovered. Tradition places the discovery IN the
last century and connects it with legend in which
party Of hunters subject to unpleasant rela
tons with bear. The State OF Virginia claims the sur
rounding land and the ba.hug-houses. which are
substantial and numerous enough To accommodate all
the guests that can received a the hotel Tho VISITORS
arc mostly from Philadelphia Washington aud BalIi-
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST Q, 1871.

the legal rate OF the State works forfeiture Of tho char
ter Is this sol Tue banks In Charlotte N C., charge
from s to "a per cent and they doing moro injury TO
the people than the KuKlux did. They get all the
money in the district deposit at per cent and then
make the people pay TO per cent n II Is against
corporations allowed TO violate t. when individuals
held 10 such strict accountability for violating the revenue
LAVISH Shall the banks violate the law with inpunltyf
have known very poor arrested and taken before
the United States Court for running small still; which
the only support for their families Why should the
bank escape violating the law any than poor
who s unable TO the tax for his sti Let equal
Justice be DONE and then the people will have no cause
10 complain. Compel every to obey the laws Of the
United states 10 the very letter. whether 1t be the banks
tho dstiller the huhlux and the result Will be In
favor on order and equity. 3. NcALEsTER.
Sandy Ridge, Union Co., N. c., July2L
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02

pied for residences manufactores ana stores INC
streets are lighted with gas These are among tno ss
this place is giving OF awakng from Its KIP van ian
wlnke sumber to take ln pa.o pnas.nosoaiiy ~ snm
mer resort Through the beautiful r aax sSey
comfortable cars leave their passengers, tWce uay s
most at Tho door OF the Great hotenaned Dy acctua
tOn he COOperYhCh on high ground in tbe m3
dle ~ shaded and embeilished park OF eght acres.
Utica and Albany morning papers arrive W bSr hoGn pnbca
NewYork papers at p M, on .he aay u iommunication
with every section with easy access iI0n, GHely
Comfort ouet varied classic and attractive scShIy,
mountain air or this is 2O feet above sea h row
tbrougb ooOl'ra yInea and over cOmmandihg n"l
ing sailing or fishing on "Iake Gimmerglass VI
ing It's circuit In the new steamer Naty ~ Y NOT
strange that the village is fast losing US d an "
dullness and seonson, and becoming known A anu up
New-York tribune., 1871-08-02
or oF MAssACHUsEITs rlTO CANADA.

OUT or MASSACHUSETTS IITO CANADA.
A CHARMING RIDE ALONG THE CONNECTICUT
RIVER - NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK
SCENERY - BURLINGTON BAY - EFFECT OF
TIE DROUTH on CANADA-MoNOTONY or
TIE COUNTRY.
ToRoSIO, July 27.-lt lacked twenty-five
minutes OF O'clock the morning Of the 10th Of July,
when two work-wom individuals began eight weeks Of
freedom from harness. with carte blanche 20 dOice fr
,e,e and the equally bssiul privilege of all play and
no work Eight weeks in which to sweep the cObwebs
from our brains the dnness out of eyes, and the
I{asg feeling out of st0machs, undo the furrows Ia
orr foreheads aud Teyitalzc our blood.
The scenery between Northampton and Springfield Is
Che most beautiful on the route until you reach Roches
Ter You are hardly out Of the town Of Northampton
,,ora tbs track skirts Along the Connecticut River,
which IL very irregular 10 width, clear to water,
pd aestoone along the brink with drapery Of rank
,yu1 vines and shrubbery, which have retained the
teshue of June far into July Down 10 IT, along most
a, the wav s,oDe meadows OF vivid green which the
nidsumrner sun has left unshriveed Across this riyer
soon rises up before you Mount Hoyoke in appearance
soewhat IKE miniature Vosuylus In repose, Dut Tor us
dressing OF everreens But atop OF IT, Instead OF cap
ming Of mingled smoke and clouds Is set the prospect
vsuse reminding one OF tho biblical description OF the
u resting upon high mountain. Before one mas nao
"a good look at Holyoke as rival, Mount To chaenso'
81 teDtion Not 80 steep ana not so high, bht thlcAy
gaed - &c very summit. and peasurabY SugSc'''o