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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06
IN QUART IsOTTLES.


Rhetm Ferer Sores, E,ystpeias, Ptmples Bles. Mer.
e1sTf1t Diseases, CutGneous Erazptons, Liver Dom.
Piafnt. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss of Appetite, go. 3
General Debility, DC.
In this preparation we have all the restorative properties
Of the root in strength and eff
cacy but while Sarsapara Root forms important part
CT its combination, 1t s, at the tme compounded
with other vegetable remedies OF great power and it is in
the peculiar combination and scientific its prep
aration that its remarkable in diseases
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon the stomach tho
circulation and the 6oreis: and thus processes which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds
cne carried at the tne through the nstru
mentality of his remedial AGENT which gently sti-
laes while it disinfecs and expcls the stomach and
bowels all hatis irritating and same time restores
their vigor and tone Its great merit a that meets and
etralfzes the active principle of disease ITSELF
that is gone the symptoms necessarily disappear; and wo
have only to point to the testimony multi
udes who have experienced its effects TO convince in
creduiy itself OF its real value
The Proprieors submit to the public the following
feate from highly ctabe source. OF made
by using their preparation of sarsaparilla:
CHATHAM, Mass July %, 1850.
Messrs. A. b. & D. SANDS:
Gentlemen-So truly valuable do consider YOUR Sar-
a that feel 1t TO be my duty the beIe-
had disease OF the throat. Which DESTROYED tho no
onsils and was then attacked with violent pain
immense quantities OF blood and were discharged
For six weeks the disease continued in the
pervaded the body generally attacking all limbs
was ontined 10 sick bed, from which expected
to arise. Many physicians attended me, and the most
sklu pr onouEeed ME past In Short tongue
express sraerngsi and in this condition heard OF
your Sarsaparlla purchased six bottles and renounce
all other remedies did not expect to take all bought
SO debilitated had my system become Contrary
peCtation, my health almost Immediately began improve
was able to attend to my domestic dltes and soo,,
could walk out, thing thought be mpossi-
be My gratitude cannot express feeling satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved me othe misery and SUI
tering then endured cheerully recommend Sands
SaISapRrilla TO a as have done.
Respectfully yours,
REBECCA MAYO.
Knowing the above statement strictly correct and
being near neghbors TO Mrs. Mayo ehccrfuiy TESTIFY
| to the same.
Warren Rodgers, Mrs. Priscilla l.. Do d
John Hallet Mrs. Rebacca Smith, :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

A LONG evenings approach, the demand for good
IA clear LIuHT, free from smell SMOKE Increases
We respectfully invite all who wish good light from
the above to examine the Phosphene Lamps
and for sale at the Store, Monroe
Street, the Post Office, Wheeling, Va Another as
sorment with without has just been received
septic ]. X. DUNHAM d CO.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER AND
WINDOW BLINDS.
TOHN H. THOMPSON 81 Monroe Street, requests the
attention to his large and varied
ment, consisting of School, Theological Medical stori.
fs and Miscellaneous Books; Stationery Of all knds Wall
which will be sold lowest prices Look to your in
terest, and give him call. ap16
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
e. o. GOODMAN eco.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIN

E.O. GOODMAN 81 eco.
WHOLESALE DEALERsIS
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEACHING POWDERS, EELr1so, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
A MONG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
"A. BLANK BOOK PAPER, the laI gest assortment in
The West, ofevery description.
Printing Paper, all sizes Eng. G Amer. Tissue Paper
Cord, Medium & D'blc, Med. Blotting
Ass'd. '' F." Filtering
Envelope. Druggist
Plate and Lithopraph. Marble
Manila, genuine. Glazed and Gilt ..
Hardware Paper Cloth ..
Ham I" Card
Match Box 9. Roofing Paper, prepared and
Tea 's unprepored.
Shoe Coon. T Warning Paper all sizes
Envelopes ofevery description, &C. &c.
BOARDS.
Perforated, Btnders Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for Lightbody's SUPERIOR PRINTING INK
Book AND CoLoRED INK, DC.
Cards, and Card Bonrds.
EXTRA PEARL FACED CARDS.
EXTRA PEoPLE's
PRINTERS
SATIN SURFACED CARD BoARDs.
PRINTERS F"
. SATIN ENAMELED ."
PORCELAIN 4"
PEARL SURFACED CoLoRED CARp BOARDS
The above Cards and Gard Boards manufactured ex
preSsy for ourselves and ola beautiful
hnsh; they do not peel in working, and afforded
lower rate than Cards heretofore offered in this
ke and as low as they be purchased in the Fast
20 Dealers and consumers in Paper aud Cards,
peeully invited to examine stock All our goods
received direct from manufacturers which enables
sell low If not lower, than any other the
11-Paper made to order.
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DR.. Todd,s Pills

- q LIZ, i OduS F1IIS -
AN be had fresh and genuine the following places I'm
" the city OF Wheeling and vicinity, viz:-At the Drug
stores Of James Baker: Kells & Caldwell; Brentlger &
Co: CRitchietown); A Brenlser Centre WheengS: m
the Shoe store OF Todd Devo square, and OF
Fifth streets. ' ~
They can also be had at Dunn,s, Grave Creek; Be-
mllons and Jacob Gooding's, National Road; Bent. l.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Stringers, west Wheel
ing; and Ely LoOman's, Bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need further Recommendation than mir
trial. they have now been in constant than
will speak for theselves-try them csc per box; e pe
doz; SS20 per gross. al5 ian6
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TO FEMALES.


You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
complaints TO which you subject. In DISTINCTIONS
either Total or partial they have been
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements 10
health acton purifying the blood and DINER fluids SO
teetGly 10 put to flight all complaints which may
nom female rlegaaIies as headache, gddress dimness
OF sight pain In the side back etc., aud offered public
as the best Pills FOR all diseases, upon following
si MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned Physicians, having had the recept
ofther manufacture submit ed inspec tion saw
that the Ingredients Of which they makes
them the best P In use Tor all diseases Liver I'm
puies OF the blood, etc. We this only ,ro our
own judgement, but also from that of a
thorty 1r the United States diseases requiring tile
use ofan Alternative, Dianaorec and Pursave Medicine
That came under our notice. has been treFted with the
above rus with the most satisfactory success.
s--f. Be- ~ GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
r ~t-@ F. 'CROWLEY, Nj. d.
L. BOWEN, NJ. d.
W. Purchase none but those having the signature
y. HoBENSACk,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless mutations. -
agents wishing new supplies. and all others wishing to
become agents, must add'e the proprietor, J. Ho
nkssAcK at his Laboratory No. 100 North Stl
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists aid Merchants in the u s..
Pamphlets giving certificates performed in diff
eren sections OF the country, by the above medicines
can be had gratis oil the agents. n !
Sold by Baker, Wheeling, wholesale retail agent
or Wcsei Va; w. L.. Briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer.
Te Bradeytown; J. Caring. Triadephia; Wa Hosack
cents. .'"1't- maro9-fv
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

NEw York, Jan. s, 1881 4.
Messrs SAsps.-Gente:nen.-Ih have great pleasure In
acknowledging TO you the great benefit have received
nary disease made voyage 10 Europe. but while there
continued 10 be affected lew weeks after my return
from the debility and great prostration OF strength
followed with the protracted difficulty resniTaton
entirely relieved by the your Sarsapa a which
consider most important and truly valuable discovery
in the healing art. feel that for fourteen wears
enjoyed so good health as at present -
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II n n

T. T. II.
pLACk AND GREEN TEAS, OF supe,,o, o.-,,.
u medium grades, Just received and FOR hntJ IN
-. 5;7- 5 WOODROW,
Clover and Timothy seedI
III BUSHELS CLOVER SEED;
& - 30 do Timothy do
ts Sf sa'' 0y JOHN R; MORROW,
-eo-o 30 212 Market sou.Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

d ECEIVED, and in store. Main and Sd Streets
IN large and well selected stock OF Dru and Medi-
cines, etc Also, Wines, Brandes Gin, etc. warranted
pure; foreign wines of all kinds German French
wines warranted the juice ofthe grape, medicinal
and family use; for sale at Drug store No 81 Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RICHD. BLUM.
ap231v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

FoRsSALE OR RENT ,s
1'HE house on the Island formerly occupied by o. A.
zsne WIN be rented low, desirable tenant or sold
ON accommodating terms Possession given Immediately.
I tnarF' 49, ? 5" No. 40 Water street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

81 DoZ Kossuth halls, wool and furi also a lO' "
as 80 -S SD HARPER & son
fEa1 roDyO
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Cod Liver Oh

Nj EMS and boys blue, black, white, drao, thS rSr
Nl and wooden Robinson caps, especially iot s44
wear, for sale, Wholesale and retail by ,,p . soy
ap6 lI|T-Ts SO ARPER d SUI
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NIessrs. A. b. & D. SANDS.

Knowing the above statement TO be strictly and
being near neighbors to Mrs. Mayo, ehccruly testify
to the same.
Warren Rodgers Mrs. Priscilla L. Do d
John Halet, Mrs. Rebacca Smith ).
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06
0KS, STATIONERY, WALL PA
WINDOW RI.JNnS
SECOND SToCh OF

OEOUND STUN UF !
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
ElsKELL& Co, will open, this morning, their
IL ond stock Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
has been selected by one of the firm in the New York
market from the latest importations Their stock of
dress goods nantes, shas embroideries, bonbets
ribbons will be much the largest in the city Purchasers
will find the stock varied than ever, they would
most respectfully extend invitation TO all to cali and
anime for themselves. ape
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

For Gentlemen and Ladies.
received at the Music Store 19s Main street
large assortment OF Piano and Guitar Music; also
no. best Roman, and Italian Violin Guitar STIFFNESS
no. German; no. French best. -
Sept1 7 EIcK1RSoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

CANOPY Tor PARASOLS, &c.
ANoPY top Parasols, In great variety and in desira
~ BILE eolors; misses ParasUs; French Flowers incln
ding roses and buds, sprgs and wreaths chdrens
muses. hats; SILK bunnets in beautiful styles Just receiver
at ap19 tHEISKELL & Co,
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Notice OF Partnership.
THE business of the late firm OF Warden 4 Edwards
viii be continued by the undersigned at the old stand on
Main street, under the firm name OF Edwards d Warden
James w Warden having purchased the ia.
Wheeling, December 4, 1852. s /
dec4-tr las w wARDEN d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

Through arrangement OF the SYSTEM the mind
thought Is lost mbecy and idincy often supervene eav:
Ing the throne OF intellect dreer and desoa,e Timdity
around the scenes ofliIei haunted by invisible orncns
the buthen ofie becomes nauppoable, he plunges
desperately into the gulf OF intemperance tide
: WHE lHRll IMPH OLE SEIEMCE
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Sole Leather. ,.y
400 SIDES OF Hemloek tanned sole s11gSSs.insr .
4OO that has ever been brought to LEG
ket, just received and for sale by a, ,.n NlRSt
aug31 BERGER & HoFPMAN.l N.---~>
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y -. $1,000 ~ AdVlCe. .-.r
troubled with n coughs pain in the breast or
y any affection OF the Lungs-Use arentlnger's Com
pound Syrup of Boneset.
If you are afflicted VITA Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprans your hands are frost bitten
OF ehapped-Use tie Berger Spine and Muscle Lin-
ment; and -Frr - 4. "
should you be affected with scrofule, or any disease
arising from mpurity of too blood, the inucious use
of mercury by all means ri Brenlger's Fluid En-
tract OF Sarsaparilla and Dandelion -
These remedies have been tried by hundreds and in all
cases have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy every other medicine the cure or these
complaints. for which they arc recommended. :
To be had at
BRENTLINGER d ARMSTRoNG,s
Apothecary, Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
DEATH or DR.. CHAPMAN.

We notice with sincere regret the death OF D.: Nathaniel
Chapmau Of the eminent physicians ol Phiadci
pha for years connected with the University OIL
Pennsylvania He departed this life on Friday afternoon,
about six O'Clock al his residence in Philadelphia Dr..
Chapman has long occupied prominent place among The
physicians aud men Of science Of this country As ectu
rer he was able lucid and popular and he universal
uvorlte Students and indeed with the profession
rally He retired from the University few years since, in
consequence falling health and he has been aborng
der severe ndsposilion for lime lie was we believe
in his seventy fifth year His loss will be regarded
npbc ono and appropriate tributes will doubt be paid
his memory
The Philadelphia Guzetle furnishes The following pacu
a,s respecting the life and character Of This lamened gen.
leman:
"lhis eminent physician and excellent man native
of Virginia He early in life this city after having
pursued his medical studies and taken his degree in Edn
burgh where he intimate with Brougham Jeffrey, and
other scholars and wits Of the period and
"Suon after fixing his residence here. DR.. Chapman was
elected lSll IN the Proessorshp OF Matea AledIca
The penns yvania University Resignng this post he was
in 1876 chosen 10 fill the chair OF Practice in Tie
school, which he occupied with eminent ability and zeal
ii, the beginning OF 1850 when owing 10 failing strength
vacated H. and succeeded by Dr. Wood
,On his resignation, however conferred on
him the honorary distinction of Emeritus Professor AS
man. the deceased earned and in his pac
lice which extensive exceedingly successful His re-
putalon in this respect widely spread and his advice
souph by persons from various and paris of this
country the lecture he displayed valuable and sim
eulay popular qualities and entitled himself less 10 The
love than the and confidence OF His Students He
had The rare faculty OF communicating knowledge with ia.
mia ca and ceancss the time that he rendered.
his dsGuurses interesting and impressive by the
exercise OF anccdoica talent always INDUCED
pertinent and illustrative OF The
hand In this he succeeded in being remarkably
s;tucve his class while he engaged its personal
attachment Several literary productions from his pen
have been published amung which is work Therapeu.
ties that has long standard authority and is yetpo-
pular in the profession
lin private lie Dr. Chapman enjoyed dcservedy a large
circle nf trvned friends and the unqualified respect the
entire community His cnnvira disposition brilliant wit
and warm sympathetic affections rendered him delightful
companion all times while his sincerity nature and
high toned honor won universal admiration. The medical
fame Of Philadelphia will always remain associated with his
name The immediate society in which he spent The DAYS
of long and emnenlly useful lie will ever regret
member HIM y
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- - - -
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROCLAMATION OF GOV. TRlAS.


Wa have via New Orleans The following proclamation o
Gov. Tras:
Fellow Soldiers know that The Governor OF New
Mexico has declared that the colony "De Meclla which
is situated Mexican Territory, belongs TO the United
States
This act which he intends accomplish, even by force
is an ss,rage upon honor Of the Republic, and which
mus: no. be tolerated by Mcxicuns
Nv desire is by every peaceabe measure compatible VIII
honor TO avoid collision if the Governor OF New Next
CO. regardless Of the rights 10 The people by the
Constitution United States should persist " is your
duty 10 resist and sacrifice yourselves Il necessary IN Inc
defence of your country.
and discipline are the guarantees Of victory; therefore, show
AN immuto BILE resolution and you will conquer your enemies
IL ia certain that shall triumph Live ttee or die is The
only alternative left U.S. and proud with the belief thai
there angle Mexican who does not prefer glorious
death, HE Of infamous slavery.
After victory you may expect the benedictions of your
fellow citizens the thanks OF yonr country But should
YOU conquered you will every where meet win humlla-
lion and afrons and lead miserable life.
Many of your fellow citizens disposed ~ revenge YOU
should you succumb participate in Your victory
The wants meries you msy undergo in consequence
of the event. should not arrest your determination
Fellow soldiers depend that your prYatlons and dan
friend, ANGEL TRIAS.
Chihuahua, April 6. 1853.
The San Antonio Texas) Texan, Of the 9Th June, says:
"Gen Trias, hundred troops and dozen or more
pieces OF artillery quarcred at FL Paso portion OF
his troops ruthless savages, armed with their usual I'M
pemsuts Of warfaethe bow and arrow Should these gel
10 drinkug power control hem and The result will
be depredatlons and outrages upon out settlements
The Santa Fe Weekly Gazette publishes Gov Lanes let.
Ter 10 the Chihuahua commissioners Of which we gave
synopsis some the Mexican papers II also
publishes the following:
Sslezar The newly appointed Mexican Boundary Commits
sioper who has arrived FL Paso states are inform
ed BY letter from Paeo that il The Government OF the
United States refuses confirm the boundary as already
run Mexico will regard il declaration Of war.
Gov Lane returned Santa Fe on the evening OF the
9th Of April having been absent from The capital just I~o
months, visiting Fort Conad, Fort Fillmore and the towns
of Dopa Anna and Las Cruces and also The towns opposite
81 Paso.
From Donna ma he crossed 10 Fort Webster and
the Gia penetrating lO9 deg OF West longitude
AT this point he mel Ganus OF the Apache tribes
with whom some spuali0ns agreed upon Tor their
yood behavior until General r,aly could be made with all
the Gila Indians
The citizens CT Dona Anna have nominated him as
candidate Tor Delegate Congress Don Ambrosio Armi-
10 declines the nomination rendered him Santa Fee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

WAsHIseroS July 5--Thc anniversary OF American in
dependence passed oil here without accident or anything OF
an unpleasant character The various Sunday School aud
other associations celebrated The day in becoming manner
The Evening Star on! to-day under the proprietor
ship of Messrs Hope Il WaIuch learn that the hrst
will commence with l5OO additional Subscribers
The Star has open field and will no doubt meet win
great success
NoRyuLK July 5--TIir Fourth was observed here 10 an
appropriate manner, and passed Oft without accident
very large number Of citizens repaired 10 od rom.
Comfort where they spent the day. Inc cro"a '"e'e was
immense. All passed oil harmoniousy ,
plTTssuRa July 5lhc anniversary 0! american inue-
pendence celebrated here in an appropriate nanher.-
All passed oil orderly aud free from accident! Inc sa!he
may be said with reference To other towns ana Clues III "
West heard from through the telegraph
BosroS July 5lhc Anniversary passed OH here yeser-
day without accident, and in an appropriate manner
NEW YoRx July s. The national anniversary was ccle-
brated here by grand military parade IN Inc morning. uhoef
Major General Sandiord The troops were feseweS oy e
Company of Baltimore, IN ci'zehs uess WIN Jug We
caps and their escort the Manhattan Engine COMPANY
anS Inc nVee,an Corps Of the OF 1872" The latter al
tewards proceeded the Court Too where the Decaa-
lion of INDEPENDENCE rend and an orauon ueVeteo ny
Col Sutherland OF PennsylVana ateI when es
of COLLATION. The engine of the Columbia was .rled IT
West Broadway in the afternoon Inc otae society oi o
Cincinnati assembled the City Hall ut noon ana saose
nnenv nartook OF fine dinner. The Iamnany Sucie'I
sso had grand celebration at the Old WgWam loTtnI'
Shepard was the orator. utter which there was sump
tuous entertainment with speeches, toass, &c Al nigh
haze wns magnificent display OF fire works in seven der
emf sections OF the city, with band OF music at each al
furnished by the corporation 49, :,
PHILADELPHIA,
without any very serious occurrence lhere was very
fine military parade in the morning. Win music AZ intervals
turing the day and evening in independence franklin
Washington Squares where immense muitudes were as
sembed At II o'clock tho friends Of the ProhlboTy IL
ouor Law held meeting In Independence square: Al
O'clock the Democrats had fine dinner Ut Third Stree
Hall and at S O'Clock the State Society OF Cincinnati
dined al the American Hotel There were large number
e.cnrsions hy sea and land which took oil thousands from
The city; and al night beautiful displays VI e
works from points in The city and Districts DURING
The day rival clubs came into collision IN shppen see,
and freely used Several spectators as vel
us some If the participants. wounded, among them
female very severely Two or three hemens o's also &C
Cured but they were promptly suppressed.
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W,CHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,,,pn or PUBLIC WORKS.

1,o ,ew r,a-d Of Public Works OF Virginia. composer q
cn, j ARMSTRONG from the northern, ARchi'NI'
,..n nom The central, and THOMAS j. BOYD lfo' w
,h.rn zee ION Of the State organized pursuant 10 -"
IN. capitol On the fourth instant. 80
The vuious oa,hs Of office were administered ~
Samuel T. rnlianI, Esq, Recorder y! The cry w, y
ARCHIBALD GRAHAM was chosen ffcs'u ,, ,,, >,
URlSxARp as unanimously elected sec'e'a'' 49,, "a si,
seryice presc bed by the Constitution o' ''' b.,s
wears; but III. same instrument pro''o''' al veors
first elected shall serve respectively ~ So, ,cc,ino
a"u w, bos. respective periods. The drawing
""'." '"' :, service resulted as followe. The Term .
- ,n N ARCHIBALD GRAHAM The term OF i'u COZ
ARMSTRONG, and the term oil sM yeu'' :
THcaAs J. BOYD. and ,s,,ous
wo understand that The Board have promptly a"u
e,ed unon the discharge of their Responsible anu
iu
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LIN ES.

She sleeps delightful task to wateh,
Her slumbeis at this midnight nout'
To note the breathings from her ups.
That vie the budding flower:
Delightful task would | could sit
Through life by this pure shrine
And, worsh:ppine, could ever llnk
Her trusting heurt with mine.
A tear-such as the dew drop leaves
Upon the opening rose,
Hangs ,remblingly upon the lash
The dropping lids disclose;
Her lids half open-see the bow.
From the bright ,ear-drop given,
Pure symbol of her holy thoughts,
Spanning from earth TO heaven.
a sigh. the murmur of the sea
That summer winds have blown,
A name, upon ner parted lips,
Oh bliss il is my own;
A Joy meier known or fell before,
Is al this moment given,
To know she mingies thoughts Tor me,
While yet she dreams OF heaven