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Aartrnltnral.

AN IMPROVEMENT FOR THE DAIRY.-A novelty,
well acquisition for the dairy in the shape
of an air ehmn, is mentioned as being the inven-
ton of the good Bishop of Kidars, Ireland, whose
leisure has found an opportunity for promoting the
good Of the farming community, through the exer-
ton Of scientific skill-The Farmers Gazette"
gives an account Of this curious churn and unique
invention after the following fashion
Milk, it says, essentially consists of an oil, which
in chemical language is called buterine of curd,
also called eassine and of whey with some neutral
salts not very important. These matters are held
together by loose degree of affinity, that they
separate spontaneously when at rest the oil rising
to the top.-To convert this oil into butter, it is
only necessary to bring it into intimate contact
with the oxygeneous portion of the atmosphere
Instead Of the prevalent and unscient6c mode of
eiectng this by churning, his Lordshp accomplish
this measure by the more scientific and simple
manner Of forcing full current Of atmospheric air
through the cream, by means Of an exceedingly
well-deysed forcing pump The air passes through
a g ass tube connected with the ar-pump, decen-
ding nearly to the bottom ofthe churn. The churn
is Of TIM and it fits into another tin cylinder, pro-
vided with funnel and stop-cock SO as to heat
the cream to the necessary temperature. The
pump is worked by means of vince, which is not
so laborious the usual churn, Independent of the
happy application OF science to this important de-
partment Of domestic economy, in practical point
of view it is extremely valuable. The milk is not
moved by dasher, as in the common churn but
the oxygen Of the atmosphere is brought into close
contact with the cream, so to effect full COM
bination with the outrageous part and to convert
il all into butter. This new churn is washed out
with far greater facility than the wooden ones
and the mode of warming the cream is extremely
Ill. 4 a = lT
lent and what constitutes perhaps the best pract-
cal criterion Of IFS success is, that the woman who
has the management Of the dairy has given her de-
lighted appreciation of the new churn.
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BOSTON ALMANAC.

TNHE Boston Almanac for 1916, by S. N. Dickin-
\ son, will be ready for the public on or before the
10th OF December. The new and splendid map of
Boston will again appear in this number. Also new
Map OF Railroads in the Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets: This Map shows at glance all the roads d.
YeTglng from Boston. Along each line Of road, the
stations or depos, are legbly down, with their dis
iances from Boston. Ii also shows the route of the
Long Island Road, and the course OF the Hudson Riv
er as lar as Albany. No Massachusetts man can ex-
anime this Map of Railroads without pIeasureable
ieeiines Al glance he these great arteries of
business life and prosperity all centering in the great
metropolis of New England. The Miscellaneous De-
barment Of the Almanac has received all due attention
The Business Directory and other local matters have
been thoroughly revised, and made, in all respects, as
perfect as possible.
Orders 10 be addressed, usual TO the Publishers
Messfs THOMAS GROOM & CO., 80 State Street,
or to the Proprietor S. N. DioKIssoN, So Washing
ton Street. IA
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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY

A NlMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all ques-
"a ton, that means be chemically combined
act upon the absorbent system and various
mutations, which, Il allowed continue will create dis
ease pain, troublesome tumors morbid swelngs and
tulous diseases, &c.
According Chemistry and the ply soogy Of the human
system remedy has been discovered. and s applied
pain in the side and back, scrofaous tunots Kings Evil
enlargement about the neck and throat ague cakes
Judgements Of the Spleen &c, &c. One thing should be
bornen mind by every physician that the here spo
ken OF should be USED preference every thing else
Of gatherings painful swengs in the breasts Of
those who Those who in the habit Of being
troubled in this way, should before any symptoms
hardness manifested. No exposure 10 cold will have
any effect the parts where this application is
When the breasts painful, there which
be used that will give quick and certain rele
this Those who do not wish to suffer bear the above
in mind, and the specified for never fails
in this desease, neither Il fail The reader readily
see, II II soften and subdue such niammaons of how
much importance il would be 10 OF weak backs
spinal Irritation, and in fact all kinds fweakness nan
nation. As external application in Liver Complaints
pain in the hips and shoulders, il has equal and as
pair EXTRACTOR there is magical drops naments that
will compare with the JEW DAvIDs HEBREw PLASTER
this is the remedy, and ii too well known among ply
sicans general TO need any further description Thou
sands have been relieved by this Plaster aer every other
lis discovery with certificates directions, &c accompany
each box. which is sufficient 10 spread pasiers
Price, so cents II pleasant 10 wear, and need
fear Of taking cold in that part which the plaster is
applied.
For sale by DUTToN & CLARK, Brattleboro; Gone
a. Winchester, Marlboro; +. Chds 4. Co., Wilmington,
i. X. Chandler 4 Co, Putney BOWL
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
In Probate Court, Dee s, isi5.
The following petition is presented, to wit:
TO the Hon the Probate Court for the district Of Marlboro
LNLISHA Putnam, guardian Of CHARLES T.
H MURDOCH, a minor, respectfully represents
that il would be beneficial the interest OF his sad
ward to collect the demands due to his said ward and
invest the money arising therelrom, and also the mon
ey now in said guardians hands, 10 Real Estates and
therefore, prsys the court TO authorize him, BY decree,
10 do.
Bratleboro, Dec. 8, is45.
Whereupon il is ordered that said guardian notify all
persons interested that this will decide upon said
petition at the session thereof, TO be holden at
the probate office in Brattleboro IN said district, on
the last Thursday Of January next, by publish
ing copy Of the record Of said petition, with this
der thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed Of said Braleboro, previous TO said
time Of hearing.
true copy OF Record.
II Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'L
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DEC. 9, 1s45.
NEW GOODS. NEW CNODS

IL large quantity Of New Goods at reru much re-
duced prices, consisting Of NJ de LANES Prints, (very
rich siyes,) Alpaccas, Plaid Cloakings, Shswls
Gloves, &C., which will be sold great bargains by
10 G. TOWNSLEY Il SON
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
200 pages Of rare and Fashionable Music for
THREE DOLLARS.
THE MUSICAL GEM,

weekly publication Of rare and popular music, Vo.
N cal and instrumental, consisting of standard and
original Songs, Duets, Glees, Sc, with Piano fone
accon,panimenis, Overtures, Quadrilles, Waltzes,
Marches, Quick Steps, Airs, Rondos, and selections
G,om Modem Operas, most Of which have never been
punished 10 this country.
Mr. G, w. Dorwort, professor well known to the
musical world, has been engaged TO superinend the
selecting and arranging department, and the Publish
or feels warranted il asserting, that THE MUSICAL
GEM will bear comparison with any other musical
notification in this county, Persons sending IS, Tree
of postage, will have the Music mailed TO them week
ly. ,-,..
sRest Sn,rit. Rest, from Amile.l Pearl Waltz
by Francois Hunien. The Sun has caught me
Sleeping celebrated Hunting Song The Hose
will cease TO blow, as sung BY Mr. Templeton.
IA Address, J. II. MILLER, New fork Guy
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JOINERS, TOOLS.

. Gases of Copeland's celebrated Bench and Mould
y ing Planes, comprising Flows, Tillisters, Beads,
Dados, Rabbet and Match Planes, lately received by
WlLLIST0N TYLER
Nov. la, 1s45. ewia
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We must have pay,

ND expect every person whose account WIN Us Is
n Of one wears standing over, TO call and se'e
hec,rc or by the first Of January next. We also would
say 10 ali those who have notes due US, that the pay
,bIs month will be very gratefully received, as our
navments this month and fore part OF next will DC very
heavy We trust this notice will be sufficient. 80,
swI7 DICKINSON, DAY co.
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PUTNEY WOODEN FACTORY.

NHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair are ready to receive wool to manufacture on
shares or by the yard the most favorable They
have on hand great variety Of plain and fancy
which they will exchange for wool, on delivery.
JAMES KEYES x CO.
Pu.ney, June 9, 1916 IA
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CL0ths, Cassinleres A' !Satimets.
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of RIPLEY
IN CLARK, are requested to call and settle the
same without further delay All Notes and Accounts
,hat remain unpaid the first day of February next will
RIPLEY & CLARK.
BratIleboro. Dec. 5, 1916 is
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A GOOD CHANCE.
A Farm for Sale or to Let,

- rTlIE well known farm formerly owned
&Tdss.lG by George Parmenter, deceased, is
SzIli now offered for Sale Said farm is stu
k-zkSe8 ated in the North cas-, part of Bernards-
ton on the road leading from Bernardston Vernon,
W., containing about one hundred and fifty acres Of
land, well divided into moving, pastaing, age and
sold low
Also
About sixty acres Of pasturing and woodland lying
near the above named farm TO be sold with said FAM
or separate.
Also beautiful situation near The middle Of the town
OF Bernardston, good house and out buildings and
about ten Of valuable land, with good apple
and sugar orchard.
For further particulars call on widow ANNA PAR
MENTER, living on the premises.
Dec. 0, 1S45. TIC
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Farm for Sale.

- VUNHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the
R8issG II Farm ia Hinsdale N H., lately own.
kI& ed by DR.. David Wooley, consisting Of
SsSiy-ive acres, pleasantly situated on
me east bank OF Connecticut river and about two
miles from BrateboIo village. Persons wishing to
purchase are referred TO l.. G. Mead, Esq, of
BTalileboro. FRANCIS Wo0LEY,
July l2, ls45 tl4T
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We Invite the Attention

OF the public to the following home certitcates and
~ recommendations in favor OF tho efficacy OF the
"Patent Gavanc Rings and Chrisle's Magnetic Flu.
i'd" Coming as they do from people OIL undoubted
respectabiv residing in our immediate vicinity, they
cannot fail ocdong away the mputaon OF Htgabtg
$50 Justly applied 10 many patent medic'nes,) and oil
encouraging Others to buy who have long been labor
ing under nervous affections, class oldseases which
no medical applications have heretofore been able TO
reach but whose doubts in the efficacy OF said Rings
have kept them from purchasing.
During the last two months many Others have pur-
chased the Rings, who inform they have obtained
relief BY using hem and whose certificates TO that eff
feet could be procured but deem the following sui
fcien BY information from all sources, we have the
fullest confidence in the power OF said Rings and Fluid
to relieve all those whose complaints are strictly nerv
$50 MORSE & MILLER.
To whom it may concern This may certify that for
ea years past have been severely afflicted with The Tic
doloeux and have been wholly unsuccessful IN getting
any durable relief by any of the various prescriptions re-
commended me- until induced TO make trial Of the
Patent Gavanic Rings aud Christies Magnetic Fluid
kept at Morse and Mcrs, IN this village bad no ial
in their efficacy until tried them but now have, as II
has been about months since made the trial. and have
had attack from said complaint since Therefore, for
the benefit Of those who are laborng under similar com
pains willing TO have my name go before the public
4. A. RICE.
Brattleboro, Nov. g.
This may certify tina, have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia causing severe pain in the joints and was
unable get any rehof theeiron, until tried the Patent
Galvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid, the use OF which has
had the desired effect
Mrs. E. l.. CLARK.
Brai,leboro, Nov. g.
This may certify that have been relieved and think
cured Of the distressing pain in the head and lace eaeu we
Tic Dooreux by the use the Patent Gavane Rings and
Ciristes Magnetic Fluid, and that cheerluly recon-
81. MILLER.
Brattleboro, Nov.3, 1876.
This may certify that have the fullest confidence in the
efficacy oftbe Patent Galvanc Rings and Chrstes Mag.
netc Fluid fer the curing Of the headache AZ
have been much afflicted with that complaint for the last
years. and unable TO get any relief from until made
trial Of said Rings and Fluid with entire there
fore, recommend them others for the complaint
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr.
BrattleborO, Nov. 3, 1876.
This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headache and have received great aud almost
sudden relief by the ofthe Patent Gavane Rings and
Magnetic Fluid. EMMA 4. WARD.
Brattleboro, Nov. LIST. ii
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Posr orrIcr, Edguriown Mass, May "a, isl4.

Mr. F. Brown:-SIR-Will you have the kindness
to forward me- by the schooner Energy, now in Bos-
ton, at Central What, opposite Messrs Hewins &
Fishers store, six dozen bottles Sarsaparila and To
Horn voyage, wishes more than | now have on hand
to supply him with. therefore send this to be mail
cd in New Bedford, that you can send them up BY
the Energy. Should delay sending the order until
to-mouows mail, il would be too late send by the
Energy. By complying with the above request, you
will oblige
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FRESH ERUIT.

DOX and Cask Raisins, Figs, Lemons, Currants,
ID Citron, Cloves Nutmegs, Mace, Tamarinds,
Rosewater, Sperm Candles, Soda Biscuit, &c, &C.,
for sale by WlLLlSTON & TYLER.
Nov 10, 1916 IL
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WINTER De LANES.

100 pieces new styles, just received, comprising
lOo plains of good styles at low prices beauIii9
CashmeTes and Grapes do; Paids, Stripes and Cross
ovesi also, rich styles of hall mourning de Laines
G.. c. HALL
bec' o. Is
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WIN. DoNNELL.
BArn. Me. NAV 81. 1914.

Mr. F. Brown:-Dear Sir-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
stomach, loss Of appetite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple ood with pain in the head and sides,
slight cough, general weakness and debility OF the
system After using number Of medicines without
any relief induced TO try your Sarsaparila and
Tomato Bitters. | received immediate reliefirom one
bottle, and feel gralifed Tor the great relief have
ceived, and would recommend il to all who are sui
fering from similar disorders.
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NIUFFS. MUFES.

OAA Black and Grey Muns, for sale at great bar
GOO gains. CUNE < G0ODHUE.
Bratteboro, Nov. Is, Is45. IS
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Harness Trimmings, sc.

RRASS, Plated, Timed and Japaned Saddlery
ID and Harness Trimmings; Patent Leather Shoe
ihreal Morocco, Kid, binding and lining Skins, late
y received from New York and Boston, for sale cheap
BY WlLLlSTON & TYLER.
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Yonrs, respectfully,
SYLVANUS l.. PEASE, P. Master.

Here is another recommendation from well known
captain Of ship which sails from Farhaven, Massa-
chusetts.
Capt. Joseph Holey, (of the whale ship Efie) says
liable TO all seafaring men. They should never be
without it. No medicine is like il, or half good, in
diseases which sailors liable to, particularly diseas
es brot on by living long time on salt provisions.
have used it on my last voyage, and do know from
aiely cured by it, Take my advice, and never go to
sea without one dozen bottles Of Browns Sarsapar-
lila and Tomato Bilters being board of your ship.
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Yours, truly,
FREDERICK D. SHAW.

Address all orders 10 the proprietor, FREDERICK
BROWN, 60 Washington Street, Boston.
AGENTS :--Dutton s. Clark, Brattleboro; John
w. Moore, Bellows Falls; ii. L. Baker, Fayetie-
vile; Jason Stafford, Wndham; William II. Viii
liams, Wiiamsviie; S. F. Thompson, Townshend;
Thomas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner s. Brm-
hall Jamaica; Pierce & Albee, So. Londonderry;
A. 4 C.B. Aldrich, No. Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
generally.
July 4, IS45. IS
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80 PAIR SKATES

THIS day received, for sale by
WILLIsToN TYLER.
Dee s. 10
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ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION
TIME TIME HAS COME when Consumption may
IL be classed with the durable diseases. The most
fearful maady Of climate has been conquered The
most fatal of all diseases has yielded last the skill
OF man.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life
Will speedily and certainly CONSUMPTION even in
its most HOPELESS FORMS, and in all ordinary
diseases of the Chest and Langs il is the most perfect
and admirable remedy known TO the civilized world.
The Hungarian Basam first discovered by DIR.
Buchan, Of London, England and has been tested for
six years by the most eminent Physicians in Great
Britain, and on the continent of Europe, where il has
proved the
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY.
IL has recently been introduced into the United States
under the immediate superintendent Of the inventor
and is now literally sweeping Consumption from the
land. What lnnoculaiion is To the Small Pox, the
Hungarian Balsam is TO Consumption--an insurmount-
able barrierl
Chemists, Physicians, Medical Societies, and the
great body of Consumplve patients, every where, ad
init that the most important work Of the age has been
accomplished c ONSUMPTiON CAN BE GU
RED
All Panaceas, Expectorants, syrups and Drops
have been discarded uselessall systems of Tnhnla
ton, Vnpor Baths, Tar Smoke, Changes Of Climate,
&C.. have been reeced--and the wonderful product OF
the HUNGARIAN GUM, obtained from The ''Me-
songa," or Tree Of Life is universally received
by Consumptives, as the
ONLY SOURCE OF HOPE
Let person afflicted with a severe and obstinate
Cough, inflammation OF the Lungs, Asthma, or any Of
the symptoms OF Consumption, lose moment of lime
70 seeking relief from this GREAT ENGLISH
REMEDY. Delays are dangerous, and all other pre-
tended remedies are not only USELESS but FATAL
LY DELUSIVE.
single bottle will reveal its astonishing virtues and
open at once the fountain Of health and strength TO
the afflicted.
The great merit OF DR. Buehan's Balsam is this
that in all cases of Pulmonary Consumption it gives
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Every family in the United States should be suppli
ed with Buehans Hungarian Basam Of Life, not only
to counterfeit the consumpve tendencies Of the cli-
mate, bat TO be used as a preventive medicine in all
cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
The side and Chest, Irritation and soreness OF the Lungs
bronchltis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever,
Night Sweais, Emaciation and General Debility Asth-
ma, Influenza, Whooping Cough and Group.
Price OF the Balsam only dollar per bottle with
full directions Dissertation on Consumption, Notices.
and certificates Of Remarkable Cures, sc.
DAVID f. BRADLEE,
Sole Agent for the United States.
ll9 CoURr STREET, BosroN.
Brattleboro-DUTTON& CLARK.
Bellows Falls-Norman Harris; Londonderry-Stow.
ell and Hill; Wndsor-A. 4 H. Wardner e6w I0
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DISSOLUTION.

INHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
~ The Undersigned, under the firm of BRADLEY
x WALKER, is dissolved by mutual consent.
J. D0RR BRADLEY,
G. l. WALKER.
D'a''eooio' Dec ism, ld4o. SwI7.
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STATIONERY.

A N extensive stock of choice Paper, Blank Books,
IN Steel Pens Knives, Silver Pencils, &C., at the
10 BOOKSTORE.
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READ AND BELIEVE.

A person is very apt TO say, we Of course would
recommend medicine in preference TO any 9TH
er. For fear that remark may be made Of me, have
thought ii proper suboin few certificates and let
from agents. and persons that have been cured
by this most valuable medicine. The following Ger
tcates and Letters from persons Of the first re-
spectability, and those that are best known in the
towns where they reside Do not take my word for
il, but inquire for yourselves; you will find all have
said is true. can publish hundreds, but think the
following which have selected from different parts OF
the country, sufficient to satisfy any unparalleled
mind.
My agent in Bath, Me-, Mr. A. C. Page, sent me
the following few days since.
BARN, Me. May %, 1914.
MrF. Rrown:--Dear Sir-Having tested the val
ue of your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters, take
pleasure give TO you the facts OF my for your
own satisfaction and the benefit of Others. | have
been suffering with the eryslpelas humor in my side,
causing my hand and arm to swell very much, and to
be painful; at the time and for some time pre-
vious, have been troubled with weak stomach most
ofmy food has hurt me, and there has been singular
fantness at the stomach which has been increasing,
and caused me much difficulty. After commenced TAX
ing your Bitters could perceive gradual and i'm
mediate relief, and would recommend it with much
confidence to those who troubled with such COM
plants. Yours, truly,
WIN. DONNELL.
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eboro-DUTTON& CLARK
ell and Hill; Windsor-A. 4 III. Wardner. a6w l6
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HARDWARE GOODS.
OSTRICH PLUMES.
PERIODICALS.

g SUBSCRIPTIONS for periodicals for the year
Is BOOKSTORE.
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For The removal and permanent cure Of all Diseas-
es arising from an impure Stale of the Blood,
or Habit Of The System.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-27
GFOr the American Republican. !

WOULD BE WITH THEE.
" while the bright spring scatiers forth its bios
SONS,
Ind the earth smileth with new born gIee;
lie happy feelings rise within our bOsOms,
/ y heart goes forth and longs to be with thee.
|oud be with thee! when the morn is stealing,
h crimson bushes o'er the azure SKI;
hen the gay monarch his gold disc revealing;
Faxes in triumph from his throne on high.
|ould be with thee! when the daylight dying,
With mellow beauty s0itens every scene;
en- the mild zephyr Ger the meadow signing,
|ulleth the spirit in gentle dream.
bould be with thee when nights curtain faelh,
Ind the Ii4ht stars like burning jewels rise;
hen thro' the hearts still chambers mem'ry Caeth
Plest visions of the past to greet mental eyes.
ould be with thee! in thy lonely hours,
chasing each shadow from thy sunny brow;
ling lifi3's path for thee with fragrant flowers,
faking all love thee as love thee now.
,Guld be with thee! near thee! round thee ever
Ny voice would whisper in familiar strains;
light shall the bright links of that deep love sever
Intil gaze on that dear face again! EMILY.