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Artf~IN :: l.. ..,..t -.... Il H.. CpIr AfrES'r
oslN,NN y ", u I.n nv W .'e " ~, 20, -,
MEDlCAL DlSCDNt ltlES Ot ! HE Ab',
and il destined to become identified WIN the
Loal,b ami hauuincss nc
"ou''" "'" '"PP ts,,,,,rrc
FEM AbES.
This declaration is based on the fact that 1t
will cure more Than nine. tenths of a class OF
,.o,,. ,,rey,lan, d;so..os Lro,.ros
Wy y t,uUIT rC,tpt ,tN.rc
FL hAbb NONlI LAIN .. go
and which have hcrctOforeT rcsistcdihe skill
and exeriions Of tho most accomplished Phvsi
-. 1, al .,,.,,....;. a.. q, -, h,,...,,A ii, a.,
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Important Discovery.

The Rheumatic Pills of Rev. Samuel Coycl,
sou and successor Of the larc Rev DIR. j Covci.
of New York original inventor, ere found TO be
a certain, safe, ard speedy cure for the Rheu
mali-m in all us forms, whether Inhammatory
Chronic. Hereditary, Lumhago, Sciaiica, Mcr-
cuual, or Rheumatic Cont, to which thousand,
can testify. Rev, Samuel Covci, sole Proprc
tor, to whom all orders and letters (Po>l Pnidl
must be adlres sed, l55 Water Street New York
AGtNTs, br ~ = Ru,sfi,I VI. Shade 4 TO Mill'c.
bury Catliu aud Wri-ht Orwrl + HUNTINGTON, W
Spruguc. Nerrcunes, I. 7. Fleirhcr. bike aud III
der nridrou, e l. Cha.c, Branloa, l.. : At~oo' j.
slmOnd,, Shurclom. 5ily
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W. & II. HAGAR would respectfully call
the attention of Editors aud Printers in the
United States to the above notice. and solicit
"A continuance of their patronage. Possessing,
with great experience in the business, ample
facilities, they hazard nothing in saying that
all orders with which they may be entrusted
will be filled with proniptness and correctness;
and that the reputation hitherto possessed by
the Foundry, in this respect, will BE- fully
sustained
Additions will constantly be made to the
already large and varied assortment of Job,
and Fancy Type Borders, Rules &c, now to
be found In their Specimen Book ,-spccimens
of which will from time to time be issued. Ar
rangcmcnts have been made by which the ser
vices Of an eminent Punch Cutter have been
secured, and Book and Newspaper Type, of an
entirely new and beautiful cut, are now being
executed by him, far surprising any thing yet
produced for the purpose OF Machine or
Hand Printing
They keep constantly on hand every article
required in a Printing Office, such as Presses
Chascs, Cases, GalleyS, Stands, Furniture SC
&c. all of which will be furnished at Manu-
facturcrs prices.
They would also call the attention of Print
crs of the German language to the specimens
y
lievcd TO be Of n much ncatcr and handsomci
cut than any yet introduced into this country
They would respectfully solicit orders for the
same as well rs for all other Type required il
a German Printing Office, which will be fur
nished by them. 1t is the intention of the
subscribers to increase this portion of thcil
assortment by adding the most desirable style,
which can be procured and, in short, they vii
spare nopains nor expense to render their es
tablishmcnt the most complete in the country
either for the variety OF assortment or accu
racy of manufacture.
Old Type received in exchange, at cent.
per pound.
Specimen Books will be furnished graft!
upon application by Printers.
Editors and Publishers wishing estimates
will be furnished with the same in detail by
informing us of the nature of the work desireC
to be executed
lO3m W. & II. HAGAR.
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Imported Sheep.

THE undersigned gives notice to the wool
| grnwers Of Addison County, that he has an
agent now in Europe who will send out, in the
coming spring, $50 ewes, which will be Tor sale
JOHN S. TAINTOR.
Hartford, March 1852. 49'u
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The subscriber has opened very extensive
and choice selection of Musical Merchandise,
consisting of every variety of Musical lnstru
ments, such MS Piano Fortrs, Seraphincs, Me
ludconS, Bass ViolS, Violins, Guitars, Flutes,
Flageolets, Claronets, Cornopeans Accorde-
ons, and Brass Instruments of every descr
ton for Bands; also Bass VOL and Violin
Strings, Tuning Forks. Tuning Hammers dc
The assortment of Sheet Music consists OF
about -Four thousand Pieces Of the latest and
most popular Music Of the day, additions to
which will he made every week. from the moSi
extensive Importing and Publishing Houses in
New York and Boston Instruction Books on
hand for every Instrument, and all new works
received as soon as published.
Church Music Books of every description.
The attention of Purchasers is respectfully
invited to the assortment OF Piano Furtes, Ser
a2hines and Melodeons, as they are from the
best Manufacturers in the country, and every
Instrument will be warranted. unless otherwise
stated to the purchaser.
All the above goods will he sold as low as
can be purchased in New York or Boston, and
the orders Of Teachers and those who buy 10
sell again, are respectfully solicited, and will
he filed and sent to any part OF the country, as
may be directed.
42:6m. l.. 5. RuSI.
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The subscribers would respectfully invite the
attention of the Agricultural Public 10 the IL
bovc Plough. which has been in use in West.
ern Vermont three years past, during which
time it has obtained popularity beyond thar
ct any other now in use. The Constructors
claim for its lighIncss of draft. ease of guiding
and beauty of workmanship, that it could MOI
he eXcellcd has been thoroughly tried and We
feel confident in the belief that our plough need
but to he introduced, to become general ia
vorite with the Tilcrs of the Soil. 1t has TIA
ken the first premium in Addison County and
wherever it has been seen has been thought to
he II superior article.
The shape ofthe Beam prevents all choking
The shortness of the Beam brings the team
nearer the work, whit h is a great advant ge in
the draft, case in working and diving The team
The tlange upon the land side is different
from any thing of the kind IN he country, and
contributes to the ease of guiding the Plough
Various Testimonials can he produced in favor
of the above Plouehs from the hest Farmcrsn
the State The article needs but TO be seen to
convince any one Of its popularity.
JAMES HARNESS & co.
Starksboro, Sept. &c, 1850. 23lf
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DAGU ERR EOTYPES.
'NHE INHABITANTS ofthis and the adjoin
l. ing towns are invited to visit the.
nr.a.raIl:..sz u -. 49,. - IL.

VIE IN iABlI ANS OF TINS ana the adJOln-
l. ing towns are invited to visit the.
Travelling Daguerrean C alleiy,
now stopping in this place nearly opposite the
Court House, for short time only, and inn
prove the first opportunity for procuring the
Bc1 Ddgacrrcoiype LikcacsseS of themselves
and friends that has ever been offered The
subscriber has spared 10 pains or expense in
getting mp for the purpose the largest and best
carriage now in the country, arranged with a
large
Sky & Side Light c bined,
which produces that beauty of shade and
prominence of features that cannot be obtain
ed 10y either alone.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call at
any and all times and examine some of the
best specimen. ever exhibited in the county,
whether they wish for pictures or not. Pie
lures can be taken in half'the length Of time
of setting and with more lil',-like appearance,
than can be taken in any room
The subscriber is prepared to take pictures
of different sizes and set them in Tokens, Ca
seS, Lockcts, Pins and Rings, for one dolla
and upwards, according to style and size OF
case Particular attention paid to taking pic
lures ofChildren.
FEW lIiNrs IN REGARD To DnEss-In or
der to obtain good picture, it is necessary t.
dress in colors that do not reflect too mucl
light For a lady, good dress is of som,
dark or figured material. White pink, or light
blue must be avoided A gentleman should
wear dark coat vest and cravat. For child
rem, plaid or dark striped or figured dress is
preferred Light dresses are in all cases to be
avoided.
F. p. MARCY.
Middlcbury, MAY, 1852. 3tf
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FLOUR
and Buckwheat Flo ur.

% BhI7s Extra Brands Flour.
1000 do Prime Buckwheat Flour, in 20, 20 n
50 10 Bags in Bbps,
Also
A full supply Of choice Superiine, Fancy o.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
Constantly on hand, and for sale by
Dee. 9Th f. VALLETTE.
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DIR MARCHISIS
UTERINE CATHOLIC

TINE Proprietor
/ ofthis invnl.
liable Medicine,
would respectful
ly invite the at
tcntion of the nf-
nicted to the graf.
Tying success
that has attends
edits use where
ever Introduced,
AMI its happy n.
daption to the
cure Of the dis.
tressing diseases
fnr which tits uf.
fered.
This CATH
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N Office.

I HAVE this day purchased of Mr.. CHA'
| IL. CARPENTER. his share in the Shop
recently occupied by as, Jewellers and Silver.
smiths. Having on hand rich assortment OF
Jrwelry, SLY Fancy Goods, SC re
specially ,share OF the patronage o.
the public.
81 WATCH REPAIRINGand other work
done At shoI il,tunnd ntfair lri''s.
SIMEON HOLTON, JR.
Middlobury, Nov. go, 1851. 3liu
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INSURANCE.
New and Important!
NEW YORK LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE co.
Plait,b urrh, Clinton County, N. Y.
Capital $4,000 Dollars,

BESIDES = large and increasing amount of
ID premium notes.
All kinds of live Stock Insured against the
combined risks of Fire, Water, Accidents, Dis
eases, &c.
DIRECTORS
James Farr, Washington County,
Joseph Porter
0lif Able
Pelatiah Richards, Warren County,
Amasa c. Moore, Clinton County,
John Boyton
James Averill
Cornelius Halsey,
George Moore
Walter Gecr, Warren County,
VIM. f. Calkns' Essex Coknty,
Albert Andrus, Franklin County,
James Horton, st. Lawrence County,
Thomas Conkey,
zephaniah C. Platt Clinton County.
Jacob II. Holt,
Peter S. Palmer, "
Henry c. Hewitt "
OFFICERS.
James Farr, President, George Moore, see'y.
A. c. Moore, Vice Prest z. C. Plat, Treasurer.
|. c. Mix, Fort Ann General Agent.
The owners of valuable animals will do we'll
to avail themselves of the advantages TO be
derived from this mode of protection.
If fire, life and marine assurances are prop
er and expedient, so is live stock insurance
the reasons for insurance are equally apple
able to all For terms reinsurance please ap
ply to the subscriber, by letter or otherwise
WIN. GARDNER, Panton
Agent for Addison County, w.
u
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The coming Quarter will commence on
Monday, May l0lh.
Miss Denison. nm experienced Vocalist
and Teacher Of Piano Music, and, during
the past year, pupil Of G.. J. Webb of
Boston, will take the place which Miss
Mitchell has filed with 80 much accept
ance. The increasing patronage aud favor
which the school has mel during the past
year are accepted as pledges Of still! great
err success.
STEPHEN w. lllTcncocK, 4. NJ.
Principal.
On behalf of the Trustees.
Silly. +. A. MERRILL.
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Wanted.

We are in immediate want of50,O00 lbs.
Of Tags, for which we will pay The highest
pi ice in CASH OR CLOTH, it delivered
Lelor, The Isl OF June next
NASH x WHEELER.
Middlehury Mirch l7ih, 1852 to H.
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N. Wood & Co.

C'ive notice that = settlement anil payment
UIs requested on all accounts ofsiS months
standing.
ALSO,
Give notice that from this date they wish
to sell Goods dr Tor ready pay, if to be
paid in p'oduce. and no credit will he Civ
en- for Prov isions, Flour and Grain (pariic.
ular contracts eXcapledhan that due bills
niven for goods, will not be paid in Provis>
ions, Flour aud Grain.
April 20, lS52. l:if
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n. WOOD & co.

HAVE on hand for sale
n. S. Plaster, fresh ground).
Northern Clover Seed,
Western. do do.
Herds Grass Seed,
Canada Peas,
Seed Wheat,
Seed Oats,
Dried Beef. Tripe,
Best Clear Pork,
Cured Hams,
Shoulders,
Bhl Beef,
Lard, Good Cheese,
Salmon and Goldfish
Mnekerel and Whitcfsl,
Sap Tubs and Milk Pals,
French Sugar Beet Seed.
Orange Carrot Seed &c, &c, &c,
March ~, 1852
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

HNIIE Type Foundry business, heretofore
l. conducted under the name of VIM. IIa-
gar, at No. 80 Gold street New York, will
hereafter be conducted underline name or firm
of WILLIAM & HENRY HAGAR, my brother
having become a partner in the same, at the
place now occupied by me, as above.
WIN. HAGAR.
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ii A r s A n ID c A p : =,
Sprin e Sty lie S.

six, Mo'eskin, Magyar, Kossuth, Leehorn
and Straw Hats,ot the latest styles, also Mems
and Boys silk and cloth Caps, at the cash
store. II. J.. FULLER.
Anil 81,
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

BARON L1EBlG, in his celebrated work
on Animal Chemistry, saws ;" Artificial Di-
geslive Fsid, analogous to the Gastric Jnicc
may be readily prepared from the mucous
membrlnce of the Stomach of the Calf, in
which variuus articles of food, as meat and
eggs. will be softcned, changed, and digested
just in the same manner as they would be in
the human ctomach'
pr. PERElRA. in his famous treatise on
FL d and Diet" published by Fowlcrs &
Wells New York, page %, st ties the same
great fact and describes the method of prepar.
alton. There are few higher authorities than
DR. Percira.
DIR COMBE. in his valuable writings on
the Physiology of Digestion" observes that
n diminution Of the due quantity Of the Gastric
Juice i, prominent and all prevailing causes
OF Dyspepsia : and he states that distin
guiShed professor of medicine in London who
vas severely allllctel with this complaint find
ing everything else to fail, had rccource to the
Gastric Juice Obtained from the stomachs of
living animals, which proved completely sue
ccs>ful'
DR.. GRAHAM author Of the famous work IS
on Vegetable Diet, says :" Ii is a remark
able fact in physiology, that the stomachs of
animals, maceraihc in water, impart to the fluid
the property of di,solving V. ruus articles OF
ib''', 'Nilh VI tHiNtihE Il hHh w uiEts-
ton of them in nowsc different from the nat
ura digestive process"
Professor DUNGLISON, of the Jefferson
College. philadel phia' in his great work on
Human Physiology devotes more than fifty
pages TO an examination of this subject. Hi,
experiments with DR.. Beaumont, on the G s.
tre Juice, Obtained from living human SION
achs and from animals, are wei known " In
all cases he says. digestion occurred ne per-
tectly in the artificial as in he natural dlges.
ton"
DIR JOHN w. DRAPER, Professor Of
Chemistry in the Medical College of the Uni
vcrstv OF New York in his " Text Book Of
Chemistry. page $50 says: 1t has been a
question whether artificial digestion could be
pfeIormed-but it is now universally admit ed
that it may be-
DR.. CARPENTER standard work on
Physiology, which is in the library Of every
Physician, and is used as Text Book In all
the College, is iul. Of evidence similar to the
above, respecting the remarkable Digestive
power OF PErsIN, aid the fact that it may he
readily separated from the stomach of he calf
or OK, and used for expe ments in Artificial
Digestion, OF as a remedy for disease Of tie
stomach and deficient secretion Of Gastric
Juice
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Linen Goods.

Taolc, Damask. Napkins, Doylies, Sheet,
ings and Pillow Case Linens. shirting Linens,
White and Colored Drills, &c for safe by
June Q. z. YAILFT TIE.
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AS a DYSPEPSIA CURER,

Dr.. HOUGllTONS PEPSIN has produce
ed the most marvellous effects, in curing cases
OF Debility Enaciation, Nervous decline, and
DYSpeptic Consumption. 1t is impossible to
give the details of cases in the limits of this
advertisement; but authenticated certificates
have been given of more than TWO HUN.
DRIED REMARKABLE CURES. in Phila-
dclpha, New York, and alone. These were
not Only rapid and wonderful, hut permanent.
1t is great NERVOUS ANTlDOTE, and
particularly useful for tendency to Bilious dis
order. Liver Complaint Fever and Ague. or
badly treated Fever and Ague, and the evil eff
fectS of Quininr. Mercury, and other drugs
upon the Digestive Organs, after long sick
ness. Also, for excess in eating, and the 100
free use Of arlent spirits. 1t almost reconcilcs
Health with Inempcrmce.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINT.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAINTS which it does not seem To
reach and remove at once. No matter how
ban they may he, it gives instant relief \ sin
Gle dose removes all the npicasanrsymptoms;
aud it only needs to be repeated for short
time 10 make these good effects permanent.
Purity ,f Blood aud vigor of body follow at
once. lis particularly eXcellent in eases OF
Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of the
pit of the Stumach, dislres after ealing, low,
colu sthte OF the Blood, litaNltess, Lowness
of spirits, Dependency, tmaciaton, Weak
ucss tendency 10 Insanity Suicide, &c.
DIR. IOUGllTONS PEPSlN is sold by
nearly all the dealers in drugs and Popular
Medicines. throughout the United ;'tales II
is prepared in Powder and in Fluid form-and
in Prescription walls for the use OF PHYSICIANS
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for use Of Phys
clns may be obtained of DIR. llonghtun or his
Agents, describing the whole process Of prepa
ralion, q giving the authorities upon which the
claims of this new remedy are based. As il i
NOT A SECRET REMEDY, no Objection
can be raised against its use by Physicians in
respectable standing anil regular practice
Price, ONE DOLLAR per botil-.
PEPSIN IN POWDER.
~ ssut by mail, free of Postage. Il
For Convenience Of sending 10 all parts ui the country
the Digestive Mat ct Of tr Pesn Is put mp in the io,n
OF Pb~drr, with directions 10 be di-su,rd IN water b,
tn patisnt. These Powders contain jusi the same mat
ter the bottlc, and Will he by mail FREE OF
POS AGE for one DOLLAR cent tpust pad)tO ID
J. = HOuGnrON, NJ. ID Philadeipiiia, Pa.
~ Observe thlsl livery botll. Of the genuini
Pfr>lN helrs the ~r,ten signature "f !. :. HOUGlf
right r. adr Mark secured.
q Sold by an Druggists aud Dealers la Medicine
/ For sale by w. p. Russell, Middlehury
w. s. Sprague, Vcrgennes; Theo A. Peek
Burlington a. p, Roscoe, New IIaveL Dan
iels and Moore, Rutland, l9ly.
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Crockery.

NEW and elegant, for sale cheap by
IN June l, 1882 IL. LANGWORTHi
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Kossuth Hats,

Kossuth Cassimeres, Ginghams, Hdkfs.
and every thing except Kossuth politics, for
sale By II, A. SHELDON.
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New Delancs aud Ginghanns

From 10 20 to 81 Ia cts. per ward, iust 70
reived at the Cash Store. X. J.. FULLER.
April ~, st.
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TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE

Prepared from RENNET or the fourth
STOMACH OF THE OK after directions Of
BARON LIEBIG, The great Physiological
Chemist, by ] S 1IOUGHTON, NJ. d. Phila-
dslphia. Pa.
This Is truly wonderful remedy for IN
DIGES ZION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, G lNSTlPATlON,
and DEBILITY, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own Agent, the Gastric
Juice.
10 Half a teuspooniul of PErsIN infused
in water will diges, or dissolve Five Pounds
of II ,ast p ef IN about Two slho, ofuouthe
tUmlch,
PEPSlN is the chief element or Great Di,
gestins Principle ofihc Gasitc Juicc-ihe Sol
vent OF the Food, the Purify ing, Preserving,
and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and
Intcsiiucs 1t is extracted from the Digestive
Stomach of the Ok, thus forming an ARTI-
FICIAL DIGESTIVE FLUID, precisely
like the natural Gastric Juice in us Chemical
powers, and furnishing a COMPLETE and
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. by the
all of hi, preparation, the p,ins and evils IT
INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are re-
moved, just rs they would he BY healthy
Stlmach. Ills doing wonders for Dyspep,ics
curing cases e DEBILITY, EVACUATION.
NERVOUS DECLINE, and DYSPEPTlJ
CONSUMPTION, supposed TO he on the
verge Of the grave ! he Scientific Evidence
upon which it is based is in the highest degree
CURIOUS and REMARKABLE
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c. O . D S j,

which | am confident that | can offer as low
rs any in this county-howcvcr, you need not
take my worl but call and cXanlinc-the
Goods will "spcall for Themselves have
been encouraged to continue to sell Goods, from
the l,lct that our business has been constantly
increasing since we have been in trade, and
hope to conduct in time to come, 50 that !
may merit share Of public patronage.
HARRY LANGW0RTHY..
Mar 12aO 4.
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Hats.

The Spring Style Extra Moleskin Hats. Just
received by ii. A. SHELDON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-21
For The Cecil Wing.
Thoughts IL, SOiiiude-NO. HI.
THE SLIGUTED HEART.

So often do we hear the sacred name of friend
ship misapplicd to merely selfish and interest
ed acquaintance, where no congcniality or SYM
paIhy really exists, nor i. even affected except
on particular occasions; that an exhibition Of
pure, ardent, sacrificing affection cheers our
hearts, and takes from life some Of the dal kness
we had associated with it. How slnddenina TO
witness, now and them amid the se.iSlness that
surrounds us, a devoted, trusting hcalt,-con-
sciou, Of the wealth Of love il contains, and I'M
willing 10 waste il on the uncongtnial mass,
seeking not many friends, bat ling out a few
OF perhaps but one, and there yielding up It's
treasure. Sneh On heart is not easily deceived
il cautiously selects one of genial Sy mpathies,
and there link. itself in close proximity. The
selection once made, there is no holding back :,
nuhalting between two opinions, no reservation.
The rich store of its affection is all poured ont
and ii cIinaS on through darkness and storm.
All yes! ii still clngs on, for where should il
go if >undcred. 1t has ornpiied itself OF lis own
love, and taken in exchange that Of another,
AMI broken By the rude jar of separation. lis
golden treasure. run "ail to waste Shrncd
in that kindred heart is the idol uf ils alteration,
there the temple where it w0iGEipS, there its
faith centres, there the al,ai where II sacrifices
to friendship. Tear from that .reze the wor-
shipped image, break down that altar, drive the
heart from that temple, and it waudcrs forth a
fatl.Icss pilgrim seeking no ether shrine.
The heart will hope again and again, Though
enc after another Of its BRIGHTEST anticiI atirn
sink irrccovclabic in the darkness Of Despair;
and ihrob again vain and quick as before sor-
row chilled its current but once ali niid"l ,
Faith returns no more Once slIyhted or be-
,raycd, the heart breaks. and its capacities for
loving arc gone forever. though Hope mag still
exist and even Joy find there home
"Thcy mourn. but smiles at length; and, smil-
ln". mourn:
Thr tree viii wthcr long before it fall
The hull drives on, tho mast and sail be torn;
Tie rooI.tf,c sinks. bat rnouldrrS on the hall
In massy hoarneSs; the rllncI vail
.Slan.lS when its " nd worn hatticmenrs are gone
The bars survive lhc'r" pliyc they enthral,
The lay wears on tho clouds keep out the sum
And thus the heart will break, yet brokcnly
live on
Death has no power Over the affections. With.
out sundeTing entirely from the transferred Gb.
jrct. the heart may form new associations but
once sighted il raaH2t REGAIN that it has given
il ,rW mel retain that it La borrowed.
s'Who will unite the SHATTERED links
or Love or Friendships chain!
or who restore the SligEIcd heart
To Faith and Trust again ;"