COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

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.H#AN3ah HYMN FOR THE BRAVE.
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~. t.a Ain-aPeace troubled souH'
Peace TO the brave-+in battle slain
.4 Nor common tears for those be shed,
Who by their gallant daring gain


Enrolment with the glorious dead,
But so,Sd the mournful bugle, and the shrou de


flag display
For those who nobly perished on the Rio Grande
or heights of Monterey.


Call them the noble of the land,
..I Who fearless 'gainst its foemen stood,
And with victorious sword in hand,
i Have sealed their triumph with their blood
And sound the mournful bugle, &c.
Chaunt not their names all, all are known
sd Each fond regretful heart can tell,
Without the aid of cross or stone,
ls Ts The time, the scene, and how they Tell.
81 But sound the mournful bugle, &C.
*h And memory there, its ward shall keep,
By many distant lonely grave,
tl' Where each bold warrior sleeps the sleep,
ga aa& ,6 The God of battles gives the brave.
Then sound the mournful bugle, &C.