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New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
Amusemenis ano ftlesiinss.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC -strakosch Italian Opera MAI
tha." Mile. AiDlnt.
BoorH's TnEArER.-" Rip Van winkle." Joseph 'e"''
SOD. -. a
BARsUNs ROMAN HIProDRoME afternoon ~
and evening at 8.
BIYANT's OPEIA HousE.-Mlnstrels.
DALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-" MASKS auu r"0oe
IycyuM Tur,rER.-EneIish Opera Rouffe COMPANY
ali File dc Madame Augot" Miss Emily ooiucuo'
OLYMPIC THE lrrR.-varIeres. Sol Smith Russell
PARK TIEaTER--"T The Gilded Age" John T. haymonu'
SAN Francisco MrNsTRELs.-Birch and Wamboid'
srEISwAY HALI--Entertanment by Maccaoe
UNION soUARE IHEATER-"Jane Eyre MISS 0na''o''0
Thompson . -, ~,
w.I1acK's TrEATER.-" The shausbraun" DION bou-
cicauli.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-Annual Exhibition.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY. Grand Organ opening
LYRIC HAII-L.cture. Rev. DR.. Mendes.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

Mr. Frank Leslie commentaries the thousandth
number of his Illustrated Newspaper with gift to
his subscribers of presentation plate, and supple
ment illustrating the progress of his journal during
the twenty years in which. as he claims. it
has been the pioneer of the illustrated press
of America. Within the last year or two
his paper has shown marked improvements, both on
its editorial page and in the general skill displayed
in the preparation of its reading matter, and
throughout its entire makeup. Mr. Leslie is the
editor of his own paper but it is bare justice to say
that he has been most admirably and intelligently
seconded in the improvements he has made by his
very competent Lieutenant Mr.. j. c. Goldsmith.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

The Arcadian Club propose to give reception on
Saturday evening next to Dr. Hayes, tho well-known
Arctic Explorer and the Geographical Society. on
Monday evening, viii listen to short addresses from
DR.. Hayes and NJ Du Chaillu. Both of these distin-
guished travellers will probably talk about the
frozen North. which is pity, as NJ. Du Chaillu is
much moro amusing in the tropics than IN the snow.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

Arkansas troubles will probably find a rapid
solution If the Administration sticks to the
sensible line of conduct announced as the
decision in Cabinet, and declines to interfere.
The cOlOrs in which Smiths adherents are
painting outrages and civil war are very VIVID,
but the consistency is much too thin.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

People who still believe that Brooklyn is a
well-governed city are invited to read the
report of Alderman Ropes's investigation into
the accounts OF the Kings County Charity
Commissioners, which appears to show def
cheney of more than $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

which the probable changes are very fully de-
tailed. Moderation is expected on the part OF
the victors; but some alterations OF the city
charter may be safely predicted, at least to
the extent of changing the control of the
DEPARTMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

The work of the General Missionary Com
mittee whose sessions closed yesterday, bears
evidence of the pressure of duh times on be-
neyolence. The appropriations for both do
mestic and foreign fields were considerably
reduced. This will be bad news for the mis-.
sionaries, with whom self-denial is ordinarily
pushed to the utmost.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18
bnelness NoIlfss

Twenty Thousand Life Policies written, on
the Low Rate Cab Pal-rRAyRLERS Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

The Mayor is nothing if not jocose and Just
little vindictive. In spite of its legal YER
biage his answer to John Kelly is character
istic and therefore readable. But there is
nothing new in it,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-18

To the question what use will the Democrats
make of their victory in this CITY, an answer
Is given In an r-sic'e oD our second ~ -. IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
ALIAS SUMMONS

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY or II.
- REkA. s.. In Justices Conrt r,, IT..
township. before " illiam VI. CAT. ' J%.i
OF the Peace, Geo. ". Cassidy. Fi,;,,r' .ns
Lander Consolidated Mining Comrany ar y
iornia, Defendant. 'I'
The State Of Nevada, to Lande, ro,,r
dated Mining Company. existing as A cN,ne,,.
ton under the laws OF Californiu:
You ~ bcrcby summoned 10 apnear b.,,
- the Peace in and Ion Epr.,
- and State aforesaid, s,r,
n the lith day Of .brusy
lock NJ. Of tina, day, m.
= nrlaint of teo. v. tr.jiy,
e~.4.rcih =. ms to recover from van 4.
sum OF two hamttcd and sixty dollars in I'll
coin. for advertising and printing, a. fuTrs at
forth in Plaintiff S complaint on file h, nv
Office.
And you are hereby notified. tia, # Won
TAIL to appear and answer the complain; a
aforesaid. Judgment will be taken a~sainyyo,
for the said sun of two hundred md SIN,
dollars in gold coin. and costs Of suit.
10 the sheriff or any constable Of sii
county. greeting: Make legal service and 10,
return hereof.
Given under my hand this Eth day Of J,nu.
airy. a. u. ISL. WI. VI. GATES,
Justice of the Peace, township, county and
state aforesaid. ilaw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Public Notice,

Nj HLliS AND. ALI OTHERS ARE
1aiaJ" NJ notified tia, the Basye CONSOLE
,ral@u Miflns Company Limited will not be
rrn1h'l4le Tor payment Of labor or material
l",na,nei 10 PARTIES having contracts or
a. M, 10 work on any Of the tompanv.s
~ r. ~ into, Secret Canyon, or elsen here
- -ieha county. JOIN Ii. MURPHY,
Eu,.l. Superintendent.
"' ->e''' october !. 1873. oStt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2Ni.
l.. :. REGISTERS OFFrCr.
E.n.r \u,nln liz ~ IN

EUrCkN, NpNHuN, TVtt. =, TT = 7
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE 1IiAI THE
y Gcddcs and Bertrand Mill ard Mimi ;
Com,any PoStofficc address Eir"Xa, NJ.
da. has this day filed in this office a u~i.si. 3.
together with a notice of apI %i'c"tic" &c =
patent from the United states. .ndu- ~
Congrcs. approved May 10, ls72, fer one thou
sand tlnnl linear feet of the stockton Lode.
the same running bO feet northerly and .Jh
the Stockton cut upon the lode. with surface
ground 300 feet in width. situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. Eureka county, State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follow. to-wit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Application for Patent.
\N'rICE' NJ oSS
NVIIVE NJ. ~.
). REGIsrfR'- OFFICr,
Euralu \., -,

; 5. REGIsrfR's OFFICE.
~-or,or Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, ls73.
\oiiGE Is HEhEEA GIVEN THAT THE
Company. lpo>tofice address Eureka. Sevn.
ia, has this day filed in thi> oti e a diagram
together with IA notice of application Tor a
patent from the nited States, under act OF
f"ngresS approved May 10. ls72, for eight
nuioIe" Soo' linear feet of the bertrand NO.
| Lode, the same running ~ 6.lo fert uortb-
cry ana - lilo feet Southerly from the Der
trahd shaft with surface ground 100 fee, in
Width situated IN Secret Canyon Mining bis
my f9feha county nevada, and described
az follows. tu-Mit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
MEDICAL.
TO THE uNroRsu~s.,,
NEW REMEDIES,
DR.. c'ssoS's o,spr.,."

N,o en O'SPENSAn~
NJ. % Nearby STpr,, HV,
N"mmerciai. San Fran,;tnkr,. oRy,,
us.nce on commercial stree, ~Priva,aAG
~, ior the Treatment OF Sow t;stablsbbssdss.
S,uSes' such rs GonorrhTaN T,l AID Sesn%;,sa,
Inpn,,Is IN all its forms. sr Meet s,rc,uaa
.m,r9!cncy etc. etc. SKIN SdG;'nal Ne.k,aNs
S."no.ng. n liberated Lcgus' diseases Of vsss;
~ tfsated; ETC., sees,,ss,
n!HboN has the rlo,
.,an ina! ne has returned i ron.e q snno,,
sumci nror,,cn ''"'s of Europe, A., ,,s,,,lhs d,
The Drc,n, h.. NJ has n
money in sccl y spared ncitbe, -
returned w;,h out new rcmedi.. ume N,
Walton of Ln,nano 'eaSco facilities IA, shths
an suffering. "sLs
Scssssssal Wcaknc..
Seminal emission is tho .u-
abuse. This solitary vin e ,ohseqnen~s,.
indulgence. is practicrai T. vi derraFd,ssE
sexes To- an almost unl;,% .ne You'll S@@
ing, with unerring ccr,a;n,a eatert, InSH
train of morbid svmn,omah'y the fd0,s
by scientific medical ma. unless erSrs,
countcnanco. dark MEASURES, VIZ: S,%Sa
in the head. ringing in tho "auer the eyes ~.
rustliug of @jc,yss =" .ne ears, noise N IN
enSincss about the ,";ns nun Of e%haras..Ss.
49, = - HEN 81. &.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
U. S. Survey No. r..

lcslhhihg at Il post marked No. l.. 5. Sur
Hey No. -, whence The Town Comranv', well
III the town OF \ andcrbilt. bears south - 3;
east 'iSa feet; The Bertrand ,haft bear, north
- west 30 feet: shaft No. ) bears south o.
west "f' feet. and Il nut-pinc tree . inches in
niaiheter marked l.. No. l.. +. bears south
"Ieet' thence running south ~ west 200 feet
~ posi- marked No. II. ;. Survey No. -:
whence post 80. / of Survey No ~. made for
the "eddeS and Bertrand Mill ana Mining
1omh,ahy nron the Stockton LODI. bear, north
!" "eSt III ieet; thence north IL wc.i Nt'
icy 10 post marked No. 3 Us. S,.rvev NJ. ,.
thence south - east 2U fee, t,,p,t =. ~
o. . ;. survey No. -: and thence SOUR
east NO feet to post 80. / the - -
ntns containing j 6-lW acres: cot.r,es -
no. rom the true meridian with II mag
~ Nailail4n OF To-. east. This claim is on
onj land and is bounded on neither
NJ ~ any known claimants: tho nearest
"Tlrnes are the Gcddes Ne. . and Stockton.
,ba ne claim IS recorded in Book {, page 9 Of
anJ secret canyon distinct Mining Records
.nu u copy OF the notice and diagram can he
I"ind posted at the Bertrand sLntt mnon the
.-.r. dI Cyrus +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2lj.
L. :. RrGISrrR'S OFFICE.
T..... Na,.l. H., M H.

L. 5. RrGIsrrR's OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. -, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y Gc.idcs and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tPcstofice address Eureka, Ncva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a diagram
together with y notice of application for a
patent from the United States. under act of
Congress approved May. N, ls12, for eight
hundred $50 linear feet Of the tieddcs No. I
Lode, the same running ~ feet northerly and
SIS feet southerly from the shaft No. >. with
surface ground 100 feet ut northern g d and
40 feet Mt the southern end and situated in
Secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka coun-
~, Nevada, and described i'm the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
q. s. Survey No. 90.
beginning at a post marked mo. II. $.
Survey No. 49," whence the Town Company's
well in Vanderbilt bears ;. rs - +. ND feet:
shaft No. J bears ". - ". S2i feet and nut
pine tree = feet in diameter marked c.. X :. Il.
I. bears ". g. ". IL feet: thence running
:. ~ " 2N feet to post marked No.. , : SUR
ycy No. ~; thence Ma ~ W. S0j2-lo feet
to post marked No. 3 L. :. Survey No. ~:
thence y. ~ +. 100 feet to post marked No. 4
L. :. Survey No. 10; and thence :. II f.. mn
feet to post No. |. the place Of beginning;
containing = 1rlW acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with a magnetic vari-
alton of H. East. This claim is on unsur-
ycycd land and is bounded on the East by the
Stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page IL of
the Secret Canyon District Mining Records,
and a copy of the notice and diagram can he
found posted ut shaft No.. ! upon the lode.
do CYRUS T. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
y. S. Survey No. II.

Rcsinninr at a post marked "NolC. :. Sur
vey Nn IL the same being post No. / OF sur
vcy Ne. 20. made for the tcddes and bertrand
Mil ami Mining tomran. on the Stockton
Lode. whence the Town ompany's well. in the
town of Vanderbilt. bears south Bis Il east
3d. feet; Shaft W. > bears south : west Sol
feet; and the Gcddc> No. > shaft bears north
> west l.0 fleet; cthrncc running south ~ ".
u" feet along said Survey NJ. ~ to post
marked No. |. ;. Survey NO. Il, whence II
nut-line tree i inches in diameter
hears north 20 east 10 feet: thence north
IL wcst No feet to post marked No.. : Us. sur
veg No. Il; thence north ~, cas-. 100 feet to
post marked No. Is Survey Ne. IL, whence
a n%ut,linc tree / foot in diameter marked q.
so. Is. /. hears south - east - feet: and
thence south H east mo feet to post M. l.;
the place oi beginning; containing ) h7-l0o
acres; courses expressed from the true
meridian with a magnetic variation of lji.o
east.
Ibis claim is on unsurveyed land and is
bounded on the south by the stockton lode. The
clam i recorded in Book C.. page 10 of the Sc
eret Canyon district Mining Records and n
copy OF the notice and diagram can be found
posted at the ocddr> No. > ,haft.
dol tll,l : T.. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. -.
Us. REGisrfR's 0frIC

Eureka. Nevada, Dee. ~, lS73.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL AT THE
~ ,ieddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
tomuany. tPo>totiice address Eureka. Neva-
da.l has this day filed in this office a dias ram
together with IA notice OF application for Il
patent from the lnited States. under act of
Congress approved May 10, lS12, for eight
hundred 800 linear feet OF the Gcddcs No. >
lode, the same running rs $40 feet southcrly
and al 7-lotcet northcrly from the tcddeS No.
situated In Secret Canyon Mining District.
Eureka county, nevada. and described in the
plat and field notes on file in this office as fol-
lows. to-Wlt:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

1NO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N0TlE
ishtrcby given that the co-iartne''Ap
heretofore existing between us lIeDs
bailey in the saloon business, Or Ruby I'LL
has been this day dissolved by mutual ~
sent. All claims against the concern must n
presented to j. NJ, BAILEY. who is alones'
thoriled tocollcct and receipt for all arSIls
due the said firm, j.. NJ. BAlLEl.
Eureka. Jan. ~. 1874. lal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Dissolution of PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TllATTHr
~ partnership heretofore existing betHea
thu undersigned in the blacknithins bl,ines
has this day been dissolved by mutual cd.
sent. All debts due or owing to said fn
must be paid to Geo. ". Gilmore. lei.
sons holding demands against said iirm viii
present their demands to tico. ". tiilmOreM
settlement. X. j.. REED.
GEO. W. GILMORE.
Eureka. January ~, 1874. JANET
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of ". PIBLOIlcH' D'''"
NOTICE Is HEREBY. Given ,b b. e.,.a
y undersigned. AdministratGr Oh aa,ali,or
OF y. Pablo,ich. deceased. to tns ns, the sd
and all persons having claims as an n%eeesal
deceased, to exhibit them WIN .n ,or me fs
vouchers within four month"; VI" ss;d idnit
publication of this notice. !" tHuhbard. f.
~istrator. AT the office OF Z; VI, in The tG
oi E"'eAa' COUNTY N. BohoMsNI.s H..
Public Administrator. Eureka V@.laTis
Eureka, Feb. !. 1874. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
Dissolution Notice.

T,UE COpARTNERSilIP llEREIolgTTts
existing under the firm name Of SNila
X MITCH ELL, is this day dissolved os.a, 4,
tual consent. II. l.. smith r%eilrin; lfvm 's
the business will be ronaqf!T"
the undersigned. DC. MIllhhh :;
MnrcN. jim. 4. lSIi. !"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-10
o. S. Survey No. 20.

beginning at . post marked Me- l.. :. Sur
vcy No. 20 whence the Town Company's well,
in the town OF Vanderbilt. bears. :. AZ Il, f..
.S1i feet. The Calico SHAFT bears y. 3S' ".
3r2 feet. and shaft No. ) bears y. ~ ~ W.
;Ei leet: thence running :. 79s W. NO feet to
post NAKED Ne. $. survey No. 40, hence
a nut-iine tree 2 feet in diameter marked :. II
Il. Is. T.. bear. :. l9'4s ". ts' feet. TtiS / %.
stands on the eastern boundary Of Survey No.
81. made for the Gcddes and bertrand Mill
and Mining Company on she Gcddes No. 1
Lode; thence y. IL ". 7lsfect to post No. 1
of said Survey No. ~. 10D feet to post marked
40. 3 y. :. Survey Ne. 20. whence 4 n%ut-finc
tree + inches in diameter bears y. % +. 10
feet; thence y. - E20teet to post ma-ssi
1 |. :. Survey yo..10. and theme" :. 4 T..
feet to post No. l.. the place OF b"git- IL:
tanning 1 }h-lh acres; courses EXP --rd r.
the true meridian with Il magnetic variatl
Of l6'c East. This claim is on unsurvcycd
land and is bounded on the West by the
GeddcsN No. 4 and ON the north by the Gcddcs
80. = Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c. page 10 of
TIE Secret CANYON District Mining Records.
and n copy OF the notice and diagram can be
found posted at the location monument at the
stockton cut ul,on the lode.
do CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
, 1874-09-13

Yet every hoa1t contains pcriocton's gcsnShet'ey.
The poets thoughts arc those OF other men,
Which molten in the furnaces OF feeling,
Cast in the mold ot Song, and chased sud grayed
BY FaDcy and Imagination, yield
Delight to all who gaze.
, 1874-09-13

The New York correspondent OF the Boston
Journal writos: "Ono of our railroads runs by
tho county buildings. Prisoners, paupers, and
tho diseased are transported ofien on the street
cars to sayo expease. This practice creates great
indignation. So fer NIL protests have been in
vain 1ho other d.y the conductor waa collect
ing fares from crowded 12ad. 4 foreign per-
son, poorly dressed, aud with IN eEup:lvo face,
handed up his money. In answer to tho -ques-
ton, DO you 60 through ? which means do you
20 beyond the city line, he said: { have got dc
smallpox dol Have you got the smallpox:
said the astonishcd conductor. Yes. have got
de smallpox do Tho passengers came to their
feet; women screamed, and the excitement VAS
intonse. Come, got out Of this car; yon emit
lido here said the official. The un-
fortunate made fer tho frcnt platform:
Ia was hustled out Of the car and
nearly pitched hcadloug into the street. He re-
covered himself, and started for the front of tho
car The driver took the car-hook and threat
e.ed to BRAN him ii he got on The poor fe1~
low kept up with tho horses shouting, u go !:
give mo my email po1, give mo my po1, give me
nv pox,' pointing to . Email 2-foot square
chest standing on end behind the driver Tic
mystery Was explained. The honest German
wanted to pay for his small box on tho CIT as
well as his own fare. The conductor apoloSized.
mud eeat was offered to the man. But he had
had enough Of that company. He refused all
invitations to zide. shonldered tls small po1,'
an5 uud9ed on foot to tho Alu1shouse."
, 1874-09-13

front is looped. and fastened ns the eide with a
large bow Of gross grain silk, edged With jet. a
slnsio row Of very wide jet-Galoon trains the
back, Ehilo five rows paeB around tho pointed
trout. This its PLAIN aud tight over the SKIRT.
a:ld is buttoned its entire length with jet but
tons, Silk bows edged with jet are at the back:
and silk pufIs With jet straps lnish the sleeve at
tho shoulder. This is otherwise plain coat
shaped. with three rows OF jet ga.oon aroucu
tle potion.
ANOTHER PRETTY DRESS,
much simpler i'll make, IS OF Aenrlett: cloth.
This has. the tabler laid in sdc-plats. which ere
continued, in the form Ut deep nounce. around
the skirt OF tho dress- 4 polonalse something
like tue last. except that it is rounded behind
aud tho sides buttoned. completes this. A wide
supu1e lace trims it. Tho coat-aiceye ftarcs at
tue wrist With broad Hus5ar cuns. AID tho top
Of the sleoro is finished with q row Of battle
ments, in each OF which is jet-star. Pockets
arc OH the front Of this, but aro quito small, aud
square in shape.
4 black aIraca dress had deep lource around
the bottom, edged with fold Of rep silk. a
very deep oyeTskiit was slas1eI i'll deep points;
and c.ught together by two immense bows OF
silk. Ilaln cuirasse-baaque. furnished with d
piping. Sleeves, plain cost, with ellk pun u tho
shoulder, and 4 silk bow on tho pointcd Gull 1t
was very simple. but stylish and sult2Gie Tor tce
goods in which it was rlado-
Another dress, of black mo;lair, had one deep
nounce all around tie bottom, with q pull aud q
standing heading above. The polonaiso fastened
across the whist, which was deep plaau basque,
just at the bust, with q single button. Thence
it opened to the neck, aud was finished there with
standing collar lined with silk: 1t haIed widely
away in 'front.' and fell LII two deep po!nta q: tue
side These wcro trimmed with siue-plaitlng
of silk lined with alpaca: Tho back, which was
slight boutfant, WAS also Trimmed IN the same
way-yery deep alousquetai1e cuts, ;asar finished
with plaltingB, mado very stjlsGh aud lnexpcn-
eiyo street or house costume.
FOR EYENISfj-UEES3ES
thcro is ono shown Of black Gauze, with diagonal
puts running all round TIE st45t TO e tne kaee
These are separated by bands OF Jcttcd insertion;
Over this is long Princess robo of striped
o2as the ot snl
trimmed down the front with wide iettel lace.
Beside tue brlll,anc5 Of the jets hcs, makes It
eupposi:ion Of eonlbEeness by Earn1turo OF
flowers. B!uo steel, however, wlll replace ]ot IN
the majority Of goods. Md will probably DO the
rage this season aud then We shall tind some
othersayase mode Of dress to prove that we still
recognize the existence Of barbarle Instincts
within Us. 4 little Of it NAV be ornamental, but
tho present superabuntauceW will soon satlato any
, 1874-09-13
TIE POETS THOUGHT.

Yet eyery hcart contains pcrioctfons gczn.-Shet!ey
The poets thoughts arc those OF other men,
Which, molten in the furnaces OF feeling,
Cast in the mold ot Song, ana cnased sno craSea
By FaDcy and Ina gduation, yield
Delight to all who gaze.
The germs Of Thought
The Feed-coru Ct Cpnccution-buTicd deep,
Dwell in the breasts Of al, even in those hsa-ts
Dead, ae it we've, to feeling, and insascd
In tho sarcopheSus of Dizziness. Tc7-
Aside the covering, and bring the germ
Forth to the Light Of day. aud stir hit no't.
OF Mind around 1T, 1noistentng the while
With the soft dews of Fancy; and there springs
The shoot, the bud, the bIosson Of rich Thought
Beneath the folds Of old Egypti.a dead,
Tim. .lo we 1nd, buried for thousand yeare,
The kernels Of rich vegetable life,
That need but air. and Light, ard Natures mold,
Aud sun, and dexs, to hvc and germinste,
And furnish forth for Ill the stall oi life.
Then from the minis Of mon tear wo aside
The folds Of Bigotry and Ignorance,
Tho castings multiplied Of IrcjuGice,-
Brush VIC asido for aye tho gathered dust
or the dead Past, and III the living Now
Plant VIC the seeds Of Thought. ami there shall be
Th= "e1rly and the latter rain, = to bless
The promised fcuitago Of harvest rlch
The air Of Liberty. the sun Of Hope,
The Light Of better days, the nurer Ee7m
OF nobicr aims than those Of the dead Psi,
Shall aid and fructiiy the Human Mimi.
Yes, IN tnG living Ifesent lUAu 3DGS 1OFtu
Uush.ckltd free to breathe tho air OF Heaven
And carol forth the aong Of LIBERTY
Free in each thought, free in each act that not
Infringcs on the laws which he has made
To govern himself.
Proud destiny,
Sublime aad'grsnd. Q Country Of The Free
Awaits tEeo Il that thou TO thiae own heart
Be only true. Not led by empty sound,
Following blind 'guides,-not listening to those
Who offer r1ut for re1aon,-but, through all.
Sustained and strcngthend By the consciousness
TEat all Mankind direct their eyes to thee,
Watching thine every act; md that their hopo
And prayer come earncatly o'er sea and land,
That to their ty7ants and oppreesors thou
Nay ct still remain the terror Which thou -rt
Oh. then. bc strong IN the trus sense OF Right
Nor live alone but for the present hour!
Far through the ycars to ccme, direct tAy E0zc,
And. mindful Of the Futulc, let each set,
Each thought be modelled Of staturo grsna,
Commensurate with, proportional 10, the vast
Colossus Of the e1rth which thou shat Oc!
Thou art the hopo Of Human Liberty!
Freedom upon thy soil has ta'cn hcc stand!
Mankind, whereer dispersed, looks ui1 to thee!
Then be thou oYer swift to cast .ai1e
AuGht that could mar tho brightness Of that shield
which, borno by thee, shines brilliast In tho sun
o. heaven. Nor to thy servanta thou
Be ever servant! The foundstion-stone
OF Right is firm beneath thy feet. Do tEou
Eecp ever still the eye OF Principle
Fixed on the path where Duty finger points!
Thus mill thy Onward march be ever sure;
Then shall the stately tread Of thine adTailce
sound graudly DER the corridors Of Tinle!"
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