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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-13

EPSON SALTS AND SunpHuRous AoIp:
IN DYEtNa. 1t has been long remarked
that woolen goods dyed with aniline
eolors and treated with EPSON salts
will stand the action of soap and soda,
and the dressing process generally,
better than when not so treated with any
other substance. DR.. Reimann advi. es
the use Of Epson salts on, yarns to be
dyed violet. BY sthe action of soda,
thej agnesian saltiss deeomposed, with
separation of insoluble compounds,
which exert no action upon the color
ing matter; any alteration in color by
tho alkaIi, in dyeing with methyl and
dahlia-violet, the use of sulphurous
acid is very advantageous. The colors
are thus obtained of a brighter, clearer
tint; 1t may be that partial reduction
of tho notwithstanding to lencani!ine
having taken place, oxidation then Of
sfects the transfermation sof the latter
Unto tile former.ADingley. ajS5 ~ :
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Puzzling Problems FREE TO ALL Address,
A DVERTIsERS! Am. Newspaper Union repre-
f1sents over 800 IN pers, divided into subdlvs.
ious. :. nd Be- ent stamp for Map showing location
OF pers, with combined and separate llgts CIV
p. SANBORN, ia Monroe street. Chicago. Ill.
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IA Heto Invention THOROUGHLY TEsrl d and
secured by Letters iatent.
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sides. on ell Kinds of goods f5i
3.-RuNs LIoHr. sMcorH NOISE LEss and RAP,p
best combination of qualities.
4.-DUR. DLE-Runs for Years withou Rapairs
5.-IYfH do all Pa iety of Work and Fancy Stitch
fnD In q superior manner. o.
0.-Is Most Easily Managed by the operator
Length or stitch may be altered while running.
ana machine can be threaded without passing
thread through ho.es.
7.-Design Simple. In. enious. Eepdnt forming
the stitch Without the use OF Cog Wheel Clears,
Ro ary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the automatic
D' op Feed. which insufes Uniform length OF stich
at any speed. Has our new Thread Controller,
which allows easy movement OF needle.bar and
prepenks injury TO thread.
s.-CoSsrRuccroS moa careful and yINisHRp
1t Is manufactured by the most skttJut and erpfrf
eneed mechanics. = the celebrated Remington
Armory, Ilion, N. Z. New York Once,
No. Madison Square, (kurtz's Build.
ing.) BRANCH OFFICIcSs 38B state st.,.
Chicago, III, 27O Superior Ste, Cleveland,
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Main ST., Buffalo, N. II, 33S Washington
81, B 'ston, Mass, $40 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, 10 Sixth st., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-13

PRoF. YERRILL assures us of the OK
istecce Of gigantic cutie fishes and
squlds on the North American Atlantic
Coast. OF the latter he says there are
at least two kinds. The body Of one
that came into his possession must have
been: fifteen feet long and nineteen
inches IN diameter, aud the two extern.
siie arms OF unknown length. Another
with body ten feet long, had extensile
smaller specimen, caught in herring
nets In Logic Bay, about three miles
from st. Johns, had a body more than
seven feet long. The two tentacular
arms were twenty-four feet in length
and two and a-half inches in circumfer.
enceg The. short arms wore six feet
long rand ten inches in circumference at
ehe bases Eac4 OF e1cng arms bears
ABOUT one hundred and sixty suckers on
the broad terminal portion, all of which
are denticulated.
1n1pRovHa: SEED WHEAr,-sow none
but the largest and most perfect ker
nels It has been my practice, for the
iast sixteen years to run my wheat
Tor seed over very .coase seed-screen.
SOFAS to sow none but the very largest
kernels. BY so doing I have improved
wheat So that I have sold nearly all
OF my Wheat,at homo for seed. But in
1871 hit upon a new plan. Ihad piece
of Trendwell wheat that was injured by
insects in the previous fall and killed
ny insects IN the winter, go that there
were spot not worth cutting. After har-
vest 1 observed "a few scattering heads
OF unusual size% 1t occurred to me that
there was wheat that had withstood the
ravages of the insects and the rigor of
theswinter, gathered enough to SOW
odssqaare, from which I realized
twenty pounds of wheat Of unussally
Large, even berry, which was atthe ra-
tioSof oyer fifty bushels per acre last
harvest had twenty bushels which
weighed .eixty-six pounds to the bushei.
1t ds my opinion that we realize the
bestscrops from the best and most per-
fedtseed in the vegetable as we'll as the
animal Kingdom - Correspondence Ru.
raj Ne,D Yorker.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-13

So sSZU GEO sTiNsoS Coz Porllsnd tise afes MARS O.
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SI0 to $40 per day made by agents sellin the
mach'e d other movies. N %. Brn & Co. Atlanta Ga
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ROOK or Medical Wonders should be
nSO-AA read by ali. Sent free for 2 stamps.
Address DR. BONAPANTE, Cincnn ali. Ohio.
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Making Employment. Fest ever
WI offerei. Address In. LOWELL. Erie, Pa
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Epilepsy or Fits Cured.
DERSUNS so llcted will find IL TO their ady vail
tage to address for particulars DR. 1 D. s. !. W.
fERs z. o. Box SO Naples, Illinois
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&OE PER DA 4 commission or s3O n week
NpEgD salary, and expense5. We offer IL and Will
PARit Apply now. q. G.Webber 81 Co. iarion.O
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

After be had stabbed her and been
Socured by persons near by, he made
violent efforts 10 get at her again, and
Was only restrained By being thrown
upon the Hoog and held there until Po-
lieeman Hart was called. The child
fell Il the floor with her when she was
struck, She got ~, took hold Of the
child ana. going to an outside door. fell
cut, hat with the help Of her sou. thir-
teen years old. got back into the house,
where she fell On the floor and died. Her
own clothes and those Of the child were
2renched in blood. and the floor. door
way and steps and snow were covered
with her life blood Blodgett is of me-
dium size. sandy hair and complexion.
long, full beard ami black eyes. His
locks indicate a violent temper. The
bey. thirteen years cid pulled off his
coat and tried 20 stop the flow Of blood
by COMPRISING it about his mothers
neck. and. when that was soaked of
with his jacket and used that for the
same purpose, meanwhile assisting to
keep his father from getting AZ his moth
er- His conduct was that of hero.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

did not equally apply to the prospect,re
Increase. and therefore I drew the In.
crease Is | did my ether pay, The pub
lie discussion son began 70 20 further,
and 70 condemn the entire aes. which
vas the same ground had steod upoa
when the aet Was passed, l determined.
therefore fer myself 70 await the action
Of Congress, when the whole subject
could Is deliberately examined and de-
o5de3, The matter came before Congress
II the commencement Of this session. and
vas debated and considered with perhaps
unnecessary deliberation, The result
WaS return u the old salary By a very
decisive m2jority Of both Houses |
with others, did cur utmost TO undo all
the consequences of the Increase. and
make every enc now il Congress. who
had received money under it, account
for 1t On his present salary. But % ma
nv gentlemen we're troubled with con-
stitutionsl scruples about retroactive ac-
ton that they could not support me.
But was MT able To see why a re-
trcactive sRerszse was any more oonsti-
tutional than retroactive .lscssase.
That view. however. prevailed, and each
man Is left to act his own Judgment. If
Congress had doubted that $500 was
the proper salary fer this and failure
Congresses. should have felt 10 scru-
PIE about retaining the same sum for the
last Congress But they having deiib
eratsly decided that 5000 Is the proper
sum for this and future Congresses. l .
see 10 PTOpr5esy in retaining . greater
sun for the last As ssid before. the I
service vas the sane tie expense Of +
living the sane. and l think the pay
should be the sane The same reasons.
therefore, which induced ne to receive +
the Increase seem nov to prevent nv
properly retaining it.
l an truly your obeiient servant.
LUXE P. POLAND
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

CCBED 81 DETSKISG BLoop.-8IeB-
ton was recently made q a gentleman
in very feeble health. who had been far
sone tine At the Butchers Abattoir N
Brighton for medical treatment s;m,lv
drinking half a tunbler full Of warm
blood twice 2 DAY This course Mr. e
Il StickDey. who l. willing that b;s
name shall appear. has followed until .
week sgO, having been there ten weeks
and during that tine gained ten pounds
II weight and to use bis oEn words
- Ny appetite Is good: / sleep well and
ieei IKE new nan and an SON 70
eonmenee business IN Bosten." He Al
% says there ara ten or twelve Others
there drinking tie bioed. al of whom
are gaming under this treatment Ona
gentleman from Boston, = eonsu,Br.t;va
% feeble that II vas with diHenlt h
could gel 70 this abattoir. i nov able -
handle an Axe skiIlfully enough to knock
down bullock i lady from the city
who has been sick six years. stricken
with paralysis. Is improving EoDderfBllx
BY this blood cure a gratifying feat
ure Of this cure : that If Is without
money and without price. and Mr.. Stick
neg speaks IN praise Of the gentlemen
IN charge Of the establishment and ss-.
Strangers visiting the place viii f1d
eourteoGs Baxfoaa ,E0ssr,.oy
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09
- zze Z1ZEEsE
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE.

I'm II -A-a--@-5- 4--- H--NA- asAAEc- AAAC-E
i something beyoni mechanism sone-
thing that can not Be done By rule. o.
learned froul 8 teacher To obtain loftv
expression in either. ! something tie
artist must posses Upon the Arts. the
world. both civilized and uRciyilizei.
have for long ages Ieekel wirh favor.
All nations have Fs-o.iueei their unriyal-
81 representatives ana practitioners II
the Fine Arts in painting and sculpture.
in poss-y and II sing In painting. 10
day. il Is not a. difficult ID Chain The
required result. = in sculpture while
in the days Of tie Old Masters it might
have been deemed = diScult- All tie
mo1ern Improvements II colors. material
and method have been added u aid the
painter, while The sculptor has but fev
advantages better than he had IN tie
days u Michael Angelic Where i the
masterpiece On canvass. either portrait.
: lsDds-aFe OF = Vie5e Il sill life. that
vii - impress the bsh9Iisr. that shows
zash marked artistic skill a The elegant
Bas-reliet > Nsver have I sen : pie
tire that - impressed ne = dill tie
stat0e q Ethan Allen. By oar youthful
Mad Though Mead and others have
produced mere popular works than tbs.
V, l venture tie assertion that Mead
never has. and nevsr viii. p7oiuo4 am
thing - thoroughly artistic q this ras-
nc statute though in painting there
are sone features producing ELECTS that
eannot te eEoellei in any ether u the
fine arts If ! we're a painter. Rural
Scenery you'd be nv fs7orite study.
Who tan look upon Cbampnsy-s Cob
way Meadows. without eTer afterwarl
feeling : sense q p0etie lore. Eben EaE-
ing upon : Tursl-seeBe in nature: OF ID
On B!srst@dt's Yosemite. without feel-
ings q appreciation fsr vild nature.
nsver before experienced. How nanv
there are IN modern society. Who do pot
duly appreciate The fine arts. Netbinkz
l see tEo ladies entering the studio II :
Bierstait- ChanPBey q McEnsee.
Their dress and outward appearance II
dieates that they are ladies II rank and
Position IN society. Upon the right a
they enter. hangs tEo paintings. one an
imperfect sketch, framed in = naguif-
cent frame the ether study that has
eost the artist weeks and months Of close
application and. although il stands
there devoid Of frame. Is. in itself. = esn
q true artistic worth. They admire the
sketch. because q the magnificent frame,
They purchase il for = large sun. and
leave the tue Eork II AT 10 BE bought
" let alone By the Bext purchaser. This
Is the way that TOO many Of tie best
productions are appreciated
b1t Painting aud sculpture are Pr
crossing II America Every dav the
line Arts arg becoming nore fully AZ
preeiated- America ALREADY has sone
artists Wh9 shine bright in the grand
arena q fame and whose names ~ilI
live for ages. after they have gone 70
dvell Hitb the Great Artist u the Uni
't4se- REMBRANDT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

The friends Of the HarlEick. Marsh
field and Black River Rail Read vii
meet Al South Hzriwi1k q Feb 18th.
to Interchange ideas in regard 70 the
building Of this important link ef rzil-
way These in TIE western part of o.
leans eeunty interested IN this rad
should attend the meeting, and ao4uaius
themselves with tie v;ew> and doings Of
those upon the south eni q the line.
that = uniformity Of action nay be had,
and new CAMPAIGN started which shall
resuls IL the accomplishment Il : vork
- gTeatlY neeiel by a thriving PARTON
II the Stale.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

and gives the reasons that have govern
Cd his actions He opposed vigorously
by wori and vote the increzse Of par.
and noE that the repeal Of tie measure
b. this Congrss decides thar the origin
a pay vas enough. h eheerfnlly su-ea-
Gers the fen thousand dollars that the
last Congress made his ovn- The course
q the Judge is wise and must commend
itself 10 his constituents Is It does 70
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

In another eslann ne publish the Iet-
ter Ct Judge Poland to treasurer SPIN.
ner, IN which be gives his nsAssn. for
returning his hack pay. and sensiblr
discusses tie question Of congressional
saiar'es- We have alxays believed that
snage Poland Noad al rztioozllg ard
n0ns.siy II the matter. and are PLEASED
saat he thus wisely discusses tie nasser.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

control them. The testimony of orr h., u!
gems. of all classes, establishes the fac, ~. u
CHERRY PICTORIAL win and does relisvs, ,aa,
cure the affecting disorders of the Thru, -
Lungs beyond any other medicine. Tl,o -, ~-4
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary. o- .-lDs'
yield to its power; and cases of Consumn,;o,,.s
cured by this preparation, are publicly I~aO'u'
so remarkable as hardly to be believed ~
they not proven beyond dispute. As REM.
il is adequate, on which the public MAY. -
for full protection. By curing CousbS =!
forerunners of more serious disease. it sayes ~
numbered lives, and an amount of sufTern, 80, -.
10 be computed. Ii challenges trial. ami -. ~
vinces the most sceptical Every family sbo,,i1
keep il on hand rs protection against ibe a.rI
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary A.
tons, which are easily met at first. bnt ,rI%aL
become incurable. and too often fatal if -
lected. Tender lungs need this defence. arJ :
is unwise 10 be without it. As n safecnari :.
children, amid the distressing diseases vrIicI
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood. Cprppv
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely Tsa
multitudes are rescued from premature oravs.
and saved to the love and affection centred On
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against orii
nary colds, securing sound and health-resto-ir,
sleep. No one viii suffer troublesome fnap'
enZa and painful Bronchitis. when they No.
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious. ans
successful chemical Investigation. no cost or t7H
is spared in making every bottle in the utnos,
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently reI;ei
upon as possessing all the virtues it has eysr
exhibited, and capable of producing cures =,
memorable rs the greatest it has ever effected
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvrRYwHFpr
For SAFE by II. +. Dutt0a.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

.aPtain Hall. Of the polaris. lef. a
4'ea package. with direction that It /.
n'' % ne opened during the lifetime Of
Lazy franklin 1t is supposed to con.
'a'n some terrible revelation Of suffering
ana are ezigency experienced By tie
members Of the Franklin expedition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09

Bradford 4 Co. If Bennington. are
IN trouble about tie insurance m
their mill recently blown 10 and
burned the North British. the Mer-
camille and the Etna eompanie. in which
they bed policies. refusing to insure
2g-lnst explosions Absut $4,000 of
The $4,000 lost. i On The stock s,4
Ne adjast9rs sag thzt his vas dastrs,
y Ne erplosian- Tie lie. hgweve-
fsged for three hours after tie ex5iessa..
2lla tAaTsfore the companies praf.sl.jr
Nen care e % 70 law On that point.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-09
Ayers
Cherry PeCtoral.
For Diseases of the Throat and =,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoon;raa
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.

Among the v,s..
discoveries of me- ~
science, few are &c y. /.
moro real valps !.
mankind than this - !,
ieetual remedy for . /,
diseases Of the Tbro~..,.
and Lungs. A M y .
trial Of its yir.' ,,,,'
throughout this ', Is
other countries, Iss
shown that it A. IL,
S,ar.afx- owl -, ~tN>
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The West.

MoLrIE HoLBRo1K, arrested some tune ago
IN Chicago charged with stealing slO,O0O m
United States bonds. aud who made her as.
cape after being balled, was arrested in Now
York ON Tuesday.
1HE Michigan Legislature mot IL oStra So !.
sion ON Tuesday TIE session = called To
consider and act upon the report of the con.
stltutional commission appointed by the Gov
ernor. IN accordance with the joint resolution
passed at the last Session.
UNDER orders Of Hon. James Williams, an.
ditor Of OHIO, VIM. NJ. Rumpt, late prosecut-
ins attorney. has brought suit in behalf Of
the state OF Ohio, against Hamilton county,
to recover $3.50 The petition AYERS that
S20O, 900 taxes have been paid into the county
treasury, appropriated aul expended for
county purposes without giving her dlsttib-
utlve share. The State now sues Tor her por.
ton.
TuE Kansas House Of Representative has
passed a hill making 1t a misdcmeanur for an,
momber, or state or county officer, to accept
a railroad PASS.
Thomas Fo~TrU died of locbiaw It Nevada.
Oho, ON Thursday. He was cut in the auklo
with M ak a few days previous.
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Washington.

CHHF JUsucE WAuE was sworn 40 and
tcuk ms seat on the bench on March ith No
puhhc demonstration u any Llud was made,
owing to the nov Chiet Iusticc declining -uch
houors
Mus MYKN CIABK GNNfs hls entered -uit
against Caleb Cushing. claiming t2oo0oo tor
hbt IN THE. that IN Que 81 the recent hill
hed by Gushing he char ga her with u'ahlug
vanton and gros-ly malicious accusation oI
himself
Ii ls statad at tho state department TIA
Gen SchcuCk Is coming home GA an orlmari
leave oi absence, applied for by himself 81
the purpose Of trlnsletiug SOM, private bus
mess This u ccttanl, the oihcial r,corl .
his visit but The tact that tt Is learned tina
ne viii visit Washington htst of an. 10 ~,
the President, alJ- 90 the b,lyi m man,
quarters that he can tN,hin-s the En.tsl
mission tor the oecrrlar, SHIN oi the Trcasur,
u he - desires.
WILLIAM A SIMMONS has boon confirmed +.
Collector Of the Port u Boston. uotvuh.tand
ing the decided and htt,r opposition 60 m.
nomination by the business men q Boston.
Imsis =. gardcd as master stroke ut Butll
| to iurth some PROJECT which he ha- in,i,w
l. n believed by many 10 pr,ago his comma
triumph w Massachusetts,.
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The East.

ADvicEs received IN Washington state that
there Is no doubt Of the success OF 'he hcpub
leans at the approaching state election n
New Hampshire,
Foun convlcts attempted 20 escape nom
Sing Sing Tuesday afternoon, aud were fred
upon by the guard. one, named Joseph Hop.
klns, was mortally woundo !. The rest were
captured.
A BILL has been introduced m the New
York senate, making 1t criminal oiyuso to
circulate false information 20 depr,cate OF
advance the price u stocks, bonds, etc
MAJORITY report OF SPECIAL committee
OF the Rhode Island House Of Represents
tiyes was presented on Tuesday m favor ct
submitting 10 the people the question of VIC.
mans suffrage
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Foreign.

MucH SENSATION has hern caused 40 Fan,
by an aitiol' M the Aug~bcrgcr Al,p,muue
Zeltupg declaring thst ihs prc.cr,luon Of
the Turkish Empire ID not dogma with ter.
many. and that Germany aud Ru,,p should
,,lrc 90 transform the whole map "a Eastern
Europe uo one could prevent th,m. Most a.
the newspapers comment ~ thu article, aud
regard the Elptcru question again open.
Int SPECIAL correspondent Of the lpudon
News, 30 India, tclogripbs that the Villagers
ot Eastern rrhoat are slowly starving t.
death, and the future IN other dl.turts looks
t,ruhl, omnus.
THt trustees ~ The peabod, estate. an Eag.
land, rvpnrt that th,u expenditures lot tho
gear 1873 amounted 10 sla5,op
SAWS moro hnlt,- ~ Nlcuma ~ thr ptum
mond colhcry explosion ate recovered. -Four
1T the bodies were AZ once identified d, old.
ows and friends II tNcdcad.
Ac'NrruScr OF l,almg uorhu-mru. rep
rosputug SuOooul thttr class m the west ~
England. Wa held at BRISTOL. ou SUNDAY ni.h
Nt'eolulnu wls adopted h,orug the settle.
ment b, arbitration ut an international lis.
putt~.
Aln>roN dispatch states that salutvs uue
hrtd, saturday ,in several place, ON iho "a.
cclpt ol thc news uf the verdict iu the Itch.
borne ease At wardowu. Wiltshire, a canton
burst aud several persons w,r, bh.cd ana
wounded
rnE appointment Is officially announced u
Earl Pembroke % he under Secretary OF Tire
English War Department, ami of Earl Rns,l,u
O. ~ lord High Commissioner tn enc Gtu,lal
Assembly uithe Church % Scotland.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-13

A COLLISION between freight trains ON the
Toledo, Wabash aud Western Railroad, near
Buck Creek, resulted IN damage to the engines
and freight cars Two bralcmen were serious
y injured
r. -. AIBERTsoH, wheat buyer har alb
seconded from Baasett Iowa, with u ono be-
longing TO Bassett, Hurting a Co., Of Nj
Gregor
GEo. ALFRED TowSaEND visited the Chicago
Times bureau in Washington, and helalnred
W. s. Walker, Timee correspondent, with an
umbrella Cause, some alanderous allnslun8
made by Walker
IN the case Of Woodruff Clalm aud Blood
on trial for libel IN the Nov York court Of
general sessions application for reduction Of
bail was refused aud the prisoners taken to
the Tombs
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Lies IncOngruity.

T8EFHT PHELPS.
Green grows tho laurel on the bank,
DARK waves the pine upon the mill,
Green hangs the lichen, cold and dank,
Dark spring the heart s-ease by the rill
Agc-mOssc8 Chamber ever bright
Pale II the water hy's bloom,
Thus hfr siill courts the shades 0i night,
And beauty hovers O'er the tomb
so an through life incuuguous hue.
Zach object wears from childhood down,
The evanesceut-heaven'B blue,
Tho all-tliuring--s0b brown
ON brightest dreams too quickly die,
And griefs are green that should De Old,
And JOYS hat sparkle 10 the eye
Are like a tale that quickly told.
And set, tis but the golden mean
That checks our lives unsteady flow
Gods cnunterbalance. thrown between
10 poise the scale twixt Joy aud woe,
And better so, Tor we're the bowl
Too freely 10 the rarehed ZIP given,
Too much Of grief would crush the soul
Too much Of Joy would wean from heaven