The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-04
4 DI6TiNdUtsMED COEUMBI1N
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exported, an Average Of Eight hundred pei
day.-Think of that Why cannot Middle
Tennessee,-the Garden-Spot Of the World =
& ~ Ia s IA t dc aSIb .ra s @s S sSu'
maRe -fneif farms profitable, and at the same
time, improve their land, instead of running i
e death, With GQttpp, as is SO generally thu
The Meadows and Pastures, here, are a
irss1 s1S greet sd E 9ass sFs in 21d;Rr6 Sg
SeA Of bs sno III luscious %s s FL r.
Summers Sun, doesn't pareh, and burn, and
|&1. 81 se Esh pasture us ~ .as
fold, and forest,-with bread and vegetables
and fruits, from field and garden and orchard,
with fish and fowl and oyster, from Lake and
sssy t3s 81 ie.af d s's H .ss
free of Duty, one has nothing to do, but to
"laagh andjgrow fat"
aboard the Prince Albert, and were fortu-
mite n fesshing the SC. Lawrence, before sun
t tss f r.: yss's sd sa5s9g1
and uniquely beautiful, That T must attempt
to describe It to You: Whilst waiting for Day
light, = I had picked up Z. Bible zrsm the
centre table, In the Ladies daaslnk, and turn
ing to the 9th Psalm, read The following truly
ls.sss IT, sss.s s.s:si
s In q s sss ss%s forth RE- H.! a as
orbed cad yFadient, the Neon, In, her beauty
and grace f1edestly fetinnE bsEors the God Of
Dsy-as, Whk' lavish benevolence, he poured
floods, of ardsnt light. upoa Earth END, Ar; and
Water. Then the views became Intensely
magical, As kIand alter kbpd, sprang from
the placid bosom of the River, fuli-robedg in
verdure as fresh as Spring, and of every con-
Hiysp4 sAFaA shtpe, &Yierpuaines clean
cut, and margins as sharp and clearly defined as
II cut With the chissl, or, lis,aed nRea canvass.
foatingupe nthe water, and t.ere. Mere immense
Islands, confaibing hundred s 81 acres, fast !
anch0redto the granite bottom and proudly
towering their shining heads, high into the Air.
As the sun dispelled the mist, and Island af-
ter Island, came into view, SO enchanting and
Fairy IKE was the sceps, shat 4 fyand myself,
inSsluneanE Sraining eye sisd cir, to see the
Tabled Nymphs of Calypso, or hear the
Syren B. ngs of the Clfeean Charmers.
in her besuty, and the Earth in its Joy,
swept, with one accord, the Harp of the
sSphsrss, andIthe &radd aispa3s ab: Y
TIE LORD REIGNETH!
, The full harvest in the ear that has
'garnered sup heat and nourishment, for Man
and Beast, from Sun and Ram ind Soil, -
the sleek Cattle and fleecy Sheep, browsing
upon fat pastures, storing up warmth and
force ead energy, for Mans use-the sharp,
-crisp, morning air -rsdAlsat- with -hssltA-an
vigor and enjoyment, and vocal with melody Of
birdsf17fhe T,s.Rg 7mTllshu Tii.Si EaH
Each little toisp, with dimpled face,
"a IhatHeapts uponthe airy.iv e1"ntrn y
-. Had caught Ray in its embrace,ii. so"
And held 1t trembling there, ,d, .; 20,
1.-The murmuring water as Il, spertiyelyI kissed
the brow Of the Boat--and aboye all tho
THOUSANDS OF Isles lin gladness and foy43
shout back the wonderful Refr&in: -" '''''
! Let the E attn Rejoice! Let the Floods
clap their hands, Let the Hills be joyful TO-
gether! for the LORD GDp, onnip Vent reigneth!
= May not these Thous a1ds " Isles-spring-
ing fullorbed ia light ana Beauty, from the
water, under the magic ihght'fbf the Sun, be
emblematieal of those inukltnaes, that will
spring, fullFobed in righteousness, from the
Land and from the Sea, in that Great Day,
with glory and majesty, to Judge the. World?.
- To enter the Irish Channel at early morn,
with the Sun rising in the foreground and the
Rainbow IN its beauty. behind you, spanning
with its glorious arsh, iFas tinetb Rock Light
house, and the green hills of the Emerald Isle,
is scene which impresses itself indelibly
upon the soulr0f the Hostamtss bshsader. To
enter New York Hsrbor, under similar favor
able circumstances, a. %, light and, shade, is
another scene never u 90 !orgossen, by MN
WIG onee oeaos Us IN ~ u'l'.sI AZ. ~ pS' my
any sp'nS nPSn we aasoo not NV ~ n on van sa
Sstaresoue Fl beanta and st.rti Al eject
me nexs polns o. inseIes tes iaPimas rs,
tue oescsns oi WHICH, s eAcI.ing ~ me nIRnes.
aeeree'f Put Ats o1iy ates5s oae
a not ths Anu ne III . .hs
uuss ~. S ~ '''' sSsa ''''1ss ss'e
scenery ABOVE: r-ecL-. a.U ~ dos. 40 .su.,
Montreai Is tne nness CITY 70 us S!zet N my
ssImaqol, qpen tnis OonIfnent. Us, eWpna5-
lcauy sny ontSiaees, tnsIe rs who'e
stIee. o. Maple nsaSs, s9me , o. saem wso ex-
qnisl.eiy seu' sirsassesoes iNs we nAoeieins
m, rar,s- i,oAtr,.nu II agsh,5s6,s sEI,,
Uwnienis snPeflntveiy grfnG anp pictuo9rresape'
my WIG ana we're musqaiiy ssr4c2 WIN
gep NH,es M ss AVN: Lsn kus sno
e,;r or,, az .asuss,,, s "s.t.s
m; ;sS ~ LII E r y Rrpn.e 49,
VIZ rafe 1he cospy a stanlary ~ ptonIe ana
f aaIo.s' IssssSsg Es Hp 1917 y ool tgg
.ns5srsd a'ses9v iossss,,r;u1iiSs aats pre as,,.
1aasrea NV psss. 'ae sse sr s,cus
4 t 10 be- opIy Eleven tupSrsd thousand doisrs
honor NV ,n check ab o ne asions for
50 tifhg an amount di ans . set pdt
0n ~ ,x,..,aS .n,;,s;,v IS .Mor,p M, a,,,e.s,
90 nf a.sa.a y ~ ~ IL
SanturS g Victor;a RrSoe' I. 4 hniit If
solid MASONRY and ironEis two miles long ana
4 =. nm 49,
Cars Cars ~, tbrou Oh the beStf n M IKE Tbnns
upon piers: 2yiisfsi bns s'inIq J,a1T0'
F.. / The O ansdiaps are "a ;pseasaps,, agreeable
people, They are English, with the sough