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f,raelites Ia Bossox.-The Boston cor
r,e,sspondeut of the Independent says
thai IN that city the sraelites have made
d handsome gain since their organiza-
,ion a 1913, with ten families. Now
they number one hundred aud twenty
families, and have a neat house Of wor-
shini on Warren street. that will seat
1--WE hundred persons, with rooms Tor a
school ndforbusiness purposes. lhe, !,
;neorporrated name is beishalom,"
which signifies friends of peace. Their
,niuister Is honored with the aneieu, IL
,le Of Rabbi, aud on their Sabbath,
which is our saturday,h reads from
The Ave books Of Moses, written on
parchment, in Hebrew; and indeed all
their public services are conducted 10
IN. Hebrew language, and they teach
his 10 their children. as well as the
English. They allow no mixing upot
sexes e in the congregation, but the WON
en- 81. in the gallery, and the men oecu-
nv. the body Of the house. They have
a burial ground ut East Boston, and al !;
80 a market Of their own, where all
their meat is prepared, bybeiag separa-
ted from The blood. They area quiet,
orderly set, and eschew the riots and
mobs il which,he childrenof the Pope
make themselves notorious. NO one
,lsnreca,estheir increase, which is quite
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or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and lr7egutfi
NienStruGtion, &C., with all their accompahyill
evils, Cancer excepted no matter how sevc'
or Of how long standing.
The Catliolicon far .urpasscs othe. remedies
being more certain, less expensive, and leayiil
the system in better condition. Let all int
ested call and obtain pamphlet (rREE) contain
inr ample proof, from the most respectable sou
ces. of the beneficial results Of its use; togets
er with letters from highly experienced PLY
clans, who have used il in their practice, IN
speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
p. B. pEcEuam, NJ. D. Utica, NY.
Id. FLEMlYo, NJ. D. CanaHdaisua,N n. Y.
NJ, II. Hills, NJ D Rochester, n. y.
D. FooTE, NJ D Syracuse, n y.
Professor DUNBAR, N D Baltimore, Md.
j.. ORsIcg, NJ D
W. W. REESE, NJ D City Of New York.
W. PREscorr, NJ Concord, II.
b Up. NEwLANp, M D, Utica, n y. ~
Roy. C. S.BEARD, Glenn Springs, S c.
Pamphlets can be had gratis nj the Store Of
+. W. TOWER & Co., Agents,
Druggists and booksellers, Morgantown,N
And sold by LOGAN l. CARR, Fairmont,
IT, DR.. WIN. EYsTER, do
J.&.W. n. KERN, Nlidlleburnc,
fN"t DR.. r. c. HAWKINS, Wayne
.-o IyNs burg, penna, and by most of Il
leading Druggists IN the adjoining counties.
~ See the following letters:
HUNTSVILLE, Yudkin county,, NC(
November IS, 1858.
Dr. John b. Marchsi:
~, Sir: deem it my daty to express to 81!
my sincere thanks for your discovery OF tho II
ebrated Female Medicine, (CathOlicon.) !
wife has been more or less troubled with log
ing for eight or nine years, and found nothing
give her relief, anti, by accident, gotta b9a
Of your medicine, and found it just tho up
wanted. Ii noted like charm, and has given \
entire relief of permanent character.
With much respecity your ob't serS't,
tSigHed) y" WILLIAM J. boLl1
]. B. MARcnlsr & Co. Proprietfs
Central Depot, 9O4 broadway, N.
February II, 1854. IT
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Hats, Gaps, Sc!

A new and large assortment,
JUST RECEIVED,
and for Sale, cheap for Cash, OF the usual
credit to punctual customers,
at the Commercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
fully to inform their old friends and custo.
mers that they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square TO Hasan's
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with large stock Of ,
Hats, Of every variety, style and
.0'd Price,
10 accommodate all who are hatless, OF fear
Of becoming SO, with any kind, style or
priced HAT they may desire. =.
0cg-HATS Of any description made to
order OH theshortest notice.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope, by
strict attention to our business 10 receive
a continuance Of the same.
0~ FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own. Feb. IS, 1854. If
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s..ApDREssED TO MARY.

I,ye wandered forth,


|early dawn, thou sweet and lovely girl, /
uiuse on thee, and look upon the world
Mature, in the dim and shadowy light i
the slow.coming sun. Ny constant thoughts
thee, deep-thrilling through the sacred spring
beauty and ofmusic, in my SOU, D BNl5 4
reliance ditfused unwonted 'loveliness I
Or all things visible, and gave tone sri-
kheayenly eetness to earth'simelodies.
aw thousand beauties In the air, ~ s.tlt
be wave, the green wood, the blue sky, and
,ou, fair one, vast present in them all. ~ /
thousand ;oyous tones Of waking life, ietf
End thy loved voice was in each sound the soul
n nil III sweetness. The bright morning star,
Ibin;nS amid the purple ofthe dawn ~ ii,s'v
aoteS on me with he soft ligh, Of thine eye. !
aeh nearly drop Of dew that glowing slept =
lInon tbe yiolet's bosom seemed thy tear
H ioy or rriaf. The forest.willows swayed, 4
Fhee white clouds aoa,ed, and the young waves
/ - p a,n.adi tllG1l ~ Htft ~
lv;,s fairyeraee, Ike thine and every brook .
\ nd bre &c that murmured In my ears had caught
|I5iis gentle cadence Of thy voice. Nature sesm'd
k6bsd in thine own wiicheries.
~ 1.S l.a peef Rhu Qisthht bHt ,!,.l,
sweet spirit of young joy, byey,e.y gentle e.ra
And wave, and genial breeze, ana hoauhg oiouu'
NV hearts deep blessings. Many FRIENDS,
who lore thee vel, are gathered ronno lnee
With their, warm greeiings--oh! iet mine W
N breathed
J riu not alone gay and joyous message that !
Thi, day 10 thee. All, no tsend sigh,
a tear, q fer,ant prayer, torthee.
IN. Thy life, fair gin,
10 in its glowing springfield passing time
III, touched thee, but to ope the charms
Or thy young womanhood. Thou, sweet spirit
Hast Inheritance Of heaven,
me fearful dover Of genius. oftitproye'
A,fatal gin, but it may ever be
Tho fount eli deathless joys, OF eestacics,
Deep. holy and immortal.
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Second Arrival this Season
NEW GOODS.

we have just received and opened up our usr-
al supply OF Summer Goods, which have been
bourh, in tho Eastern cities with particular ref
ercRce TO the wants of this community. They
arc now ready for inspection by those who wish
to merely look at cheap goods, or to those who
wish to purchase. :,
We do not think it necessary to ennmerS'e all
TIM different goods comprising our stock. Suffice
il to saw we can shew you our usual variety, and
We only wan, a trial to convince you that
OUR PRICES ARE LOW.
1t is not our intention to sell for cash entirely,
70. we will sell as low as though we did-con-
sidcring prompt paying customers as sooa as
cash. Call on US at the well known stand, where
Won will always find US ready and willing to &C,
commodate so far as we can. If We can't soil
YOU goods, we won't charge anything for the
Shou. - I.aJ il..i
N" June II, 1864. CARR, HANwAY &co.
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General Advertiser.
I, ~ LIST OF PREMIUMS
M tina Greene County Agricultural Society.

The following Premiums are offered by the
Managers Of the Greene County Agricultural
Society, for the Fair to be held this Fall in Car
michaels s.
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ENbye Cutlery |:
MORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL

A
NIL persons who have been accustomed
10 get their grinding done at Rogers Mil,
and all otheIs who are fond OF good flour,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for a term OF years,
at cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage Of sunlry improve.
men,s made in the Mill, together with strict
attention 10 business, and a ,oll-dish Just
right and RICH, side up, he expects to com
pelc successfully with his brother Alillers,
and TO give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood by
Farmers and Others, that all who bring sood
whea, ,nuy rely upon having good flour.
E- The highest market price will oe CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES ): ehAlu.
October N. 1858. If tff:.;.
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gala county, on the 10th day Of Sep'em-
Der, 1858:
Stansbsyry S. Lowman, Plaintiff
Levi Low, Administrator oil VIM. w. Hop
kus, decd ct al, Defendants,
IN ClEANCERf.
This cause came on this day to be heard
upon The bill, answer OF the guardian ad Il,
fem, Decree nisi and exhibits aud was argued
b. counsel. On consideration whereof the
Court doth order, adjudse aud decree, thai a
master Of this Court do settle the accounts
Of The defendant, Levi Low, administrator
Of the said William ". Hopkins. deceased,
in due course Of administration; that he
ascertain and report the different debts OF
the estate, with their order and priority, aud
that to this end he publish in some paper
printed in Morgantown, a netlce 10 the Gre
di,ors 10 come in and prove their debts, Tor
thirty days previous 10 the time OF taking
the accounts, stating in such notice the time
and place Of taking saia>acconnt; and that
he repor, his proceedings herein III order 10
further decree in the cause.
And i, is further adjudged, ordered and
decreed that he ascertain aud report the va;
lue Of the land in the bill mentioned OF IL
acres conveyed by VIM. R. Hopkins to the
said VIM. W., deceased, by deed dated =
day o. =, 1851, subject TO the Widows
dover therein; and whether the said dece,
dent died seized Of any other lands or had
any other equitable interest in other lands
and report the annual value OF each portion
thereof. A copy, Teste: :. =,
Pursuant to the provisions Of the above
Decree, ! shall on Wednesday the Esd day
OF August next, at the Clerks Office oil the
Circuit Conr, Of Mononaalia county. proceed
10 settle the accounts Of Levi Low, admt OF
said VIM. W. Hopkins, deed, ascertain Tue
different debts Of said Hopkins esiate-the
value Of the is acres Of land in said decree
1 mentioned, and wha,her said Hopkins died
siezed Of any other lands or had any equita'
Bile interest i'm other lands; at which time
and place all persons interested are hereby
not;fisl 10 attend. GEO. S. RAY,
July Is. Master Commissioner
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FRESH DRUGS,

JUST RECEIVED at the !. NJ. Chaliant Drug
Store. Sign Of the Golden Mortar. The atten'
ton Of Physicians is especially requested, as tue
stock Is large and complete and will be sold on
TENS that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
JalyS, 1854. III
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Iron and Hardware Store.

,nHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to the
public that he has just received at tho
commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, alarge
md general assortment Of
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nszsg DRUGS AND .,...n
Ne MEDICINES M
FRANK. M. CHALFANTl

thANh. vi. CHALFANT,n. Is
At the Sign Of the Golden Mortar, cotrer d,
Diamond Alley and Main street, Ina the iiosbest
snd purest stock Of Drugs and Medicincs cver
found in Morgantown. For the truth Of ,hIs bc
refers you to all the physiciane who have. cram
mod his stock. July8, 1854.
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Raxter as a Preach

Baxter, says OH exchange, was one OF
The most powerful preachers that ever
addressed an English congregation
He seems to have possessed all The slits
whichare generally considered TO make
d perfect master Of assemblies, he
had an smazing anency, an enormous ,n7 %
store Of matter. a most clear>aad lucid
style, and unlimited command Of iere..
lie language; api,hys pointed .empl'a,'.
idwaySo presenting truth, a s,ngu'afly
moving and pathetic selce' and an ear
nestness of manner which swept every,
thing before il like atorrent. He used
d, saw, III must be serious preaching
which will make men serious in hearing
ma obeyipc it," Two well-known lines
Of his show yoa,he man
,.,,ll preach as though lae'ef should preach
aud as : dying n.a to dying mcH."
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THE ptecise time e not yet de'ermlned Ior
holding the fair; when determined feasoha'
Bic notice will be given. A large AMI COM
l,1olious Floral and Mechanics Hall, is ~
,nrocess Of ereetianon the Fair ground and
Hi De finished IL a few weeks; STILLS,
mems \ and sheds will be put up for The safety
dni care of'the stock.
Gr3- A cordial insitation is extended .. 70 :,
the citizens Of Virginia, to attend the fa'f
md compete for the Premiums.
JAMES BARNES. Pres't.
A. r, CARSON, Cor. Sec, !.
Jlly q, 1854. o1
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Jos, losl' 70 wlsts)s 90
I'd do ! 90
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MARRIAGE

Requires the fulflmcnt of several conditions, ~
order that it may be really the cause Of muiua.
happiness. Could the veil which covers the origin
Of domestic wrctchedncss be raised, and its uls
source in every instance disclosed in how many
could it BIO traced to physical disqualfcations anu
their attendant disappontmen,s Apply lnen
while it is yet tine, in order to have your ansirlns
and relaxed organization rcbraced, reSivlhed anu
s,ronvttenpd
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INNHE SuDSIklb EN- WVulu "ahouS. " ~
public that he has just received at tho
lTommercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va, alarge
Ind general assortment of ..
! HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part of Mill, Crescent Hand and
lTenon Saws; Broad, Hand, and chopplng Axes
tlatche,s, Hammers, AIDES, Augurs, Braces and
bits, Gougcs, Chisels, Planes, Rules, Squares,
k;uaces, Spirit and Plumb Levels; great vafi,
cty Of Door and Window Fastcnings; Till and
Chest Locks; Brass, cast and wrought BUT anu
Strap Hinges. A fine assortment Of -I
Table Gallery;
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &C.; Hand and Bench
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anyils, Bellows, Stock and
Dies; Screwplatc; Files, Rasps, English, Ger,
man and American Steel; Guns, Gun,loeks and
Gun-barrels; wall, paint, cloth and hair Brushes;
brass and Bcll-mctal Kettles, together with W.
rety Of other articles which he will sell WHOLE.
SALE OR RETAIL, at prices which cannot iaii
to please. 49,,
tom, he adds no extra per cent. for bad debts.
Iron and IT,. y ;.s ss ss, o."
,risinp all the various sizes of Iron and Nails,
+ his own manufacture and Of the best quallt! .
"'' w. =. II. OLIPHANT.
Morgantown, Dec. l6, ls5s.-l75;:tt. '
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoUSE--E'tao
lished 90 years ago by Dr.. KlNEELlN, corner .
Third and Unior streets, between Spruce s rihe
philndelnhin PA. f...H ....
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AT a Circui. Court held in and for Monon'
gala county, on the 10th day Of Sep'em'
Der, 1858:
Stansberry S. Lowman, riaiht'i'
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Best fulled cloth u ola
yd. wids, 10 yds. 3 90
ID u. . %
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felt her soft fingers on my wrist. In short
as she had driven the disease out Of my hear
that little woman had herself walked int
it. l could no longer blind myself to tn
fact; and when she one day told me- tha, !.
was now off the sick list and out Of he:
hands, | determined that she should not SO
easily get out Of mine. So ! told her that
as she had now given ease 10 my heart in
one respect, she must not leave till she had
done SO in another, or should be worse of
than was before. The little woman look.
ed perplexed. Then l stated my case and
explained my symptoms second time,
showing her the distressed state Of my heart,
and she alone could cure it. The former dis
ease she had removed BY an occasional visit
the latter could only be cured by her pro-
missing 10 come and take up her abode with
me as residen, physician. She understood
me, and by the way she pressed her hand on
her own little 1utte!ing heart, one would
have thought the disease was contagious,
and | verify think it was. So now we are
determined to cure each other, and next we
are both to apply to u clergyman, who is to
form between US life partnership as lawyer
and physician.
But one thing troubles me, of which had
no thought til now that is, it is necessary
to have our cards engraved. Married people
are usually, "Mr. and Mrs. so and So" or
8" Mr.. such one and LADY, but will any
one please 10 tell mo how I and my little
wife are to be designated! Will it be "Nlr.
and Mrs. Dr.. Hubbs,n or "Mr. and Mrs.
Hubbs, NJ. D." or, as The ladies a'e going a
head SO fast in these days of Womans
Rights, will sink into still lesser insisnif-
cance, and shall We be "Dr. Todd and gen.
tleman," or mus, drop the name OF Hubbs
altogether, ard become aTodd, too? Some
body please tell nc how to have these cards
engraved. y.,
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Scene at the Battle Of Alma.

Poor B. came TO see me in hoVel
where we were lying aud burst into tears
when he recognized me, | was so altered;
one cannot have an ounce Of lead through
him without swelling and my face was
like good sized turnlp, and my mouth
was much larger than I had any desire to
see it in future. lido not suppose that the
ball could have hit me in any other part
ofthe head where it would not have been
attended with more danger-a most sum-
mary dentist the ball was to take out all
NV teeth at one smash except four grind
ers; there was decayed one which earn
estjy hoped had gone with its brethren,
but I couldn't make out atthesimo wheth-
or Il was or not. There was good bit
oftongue gone also but the doctors say that
will not signify and shall speak as plain
as ever, or at most with becoming lisp;
SO, altogether, l think that even you will
think that | have every reason to be thank
lul, and | hope you will not allow your
self to fret the least about me.
uJust as we were charging redoubt
praycd % God spare me" and 1really no
more expected 10 return alive than II
had been tied to the cannon's mouth
Only fancy grape and canister being fired
withir thirty yards of us, besides a whole
battalion lelline drive as hard as they
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I shot, buttons from my jacket and vest,
aud lead pencil. The soldier brought
mo bunch of onions and garlic out Of
his garden. We shot many wild ducks
and a pair Of foxes, both lino specimens,
which will, hope, go to enrich tho
museum in Washington. The prevail
lug fogs delayed our departure for sew.
oral days. From tho number of old
people, however, should judge the
climate to be healthy.
On the 7th of Juno we entered the
harbor of Simoda for the second time.
The Imperial Commissioner, with a nu-
merous suite, had arrived, and the place
was much moro lively than when we
left it. The business of fixing upon
common weights, measures, the value
of our coins, the prices Of wood, water,
provisions, &c., took up some time
On the 10Th the Commodore paid his
last official visit to the Commissioner,
and about 800 of us went on shore with
four field pieces. The ceremonies
were quite similar to those which took
place before. Some days later we had
parting feast on board the Mississippi.
On the gath grave.stonos were placed
over the graves ofa sailor and marise
whom we had buried in Corraky. In
tho afternoon Our Japanese friends visi
ted us for the last time, and there was
an interchange of presents and poems.
We took soundings between tho islands,
and on the Goth bade farewell to the
coasts of Japan.
The expedition is finished. What has
it accomplished Our shipwrecked
sailors will still fnd aid on whatever
point of the Japanese coast they may be
cast; the harbors of Simoda, Hakos-
tade, Napakiang, aud another which we
have year to select, are opened to A.
merican ships; japanese pilots take
them safely to anchor at established prl!..
ces; wood, water, provisions, of all
kinds, and coal in sufficient quantity
will be given for money or for goods,
and Americans can travel to distance
of ten miles from each Of the above cit
les. We have buried our dead accord
ing to Christian usages, and Buddhist
priests have united their prayers with
ours. Our railroad, telegraph, and 9TH
er machines, have been put in practice,
upon Japanese soil, and the Imperial
Council is now busy with q law permit
ting Americans to instruct japanese III
their operation. One Of our transports
is filled with rich presents, and letters
full Of devotion, are sent to the presi-
dent in answer to his own. All this has
been secured through the frmness and
moderation Of our Commodore. he
needs no praise.
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In describing the death and burial OF
a lovely child, correspondent OF the
ohio Cultivator gives this beautiful and
touching glimpse of real life.
Aud now there came sadder moment
shan all; tottering with feeble steps the
grandmother with her weight OF years,
had come 10 offer consolation 10 her
stricken children. With wild emotion,
,be hereayed mother leaned her head on
bsr PARENTS breast and sobbed out her
Grief. With holy words the old lady COM
forted her. and then came and bowed
bsr head 10 look into that calm infant
face, "She looks like an angel, does she
not mo,hera" whispered the mourner.-
"sho is an angel, my child,' replied the
Grandmother, a solemn lofty awe over
spreading her face; she is wiser than any
If II, for she has read the great myste'
ry," :.
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MoRMoYlsMI IN DENMARK Mormonisn Is
said to be making very great progress in
Denmurk. There are now Mormons III the
smallcs, hamle,s. Iu tho Isles Of Amaek,
which is situated quite close to Copenhagen
almost all the women have adopted the wor-
ship Of the Mormons. Five hundred Ju.-
lanlors, recently converted to Mormonism,
n.s abou, to emigrale to the Mormon colony
in tho United States. The great ecclesiassl-
cal commission q. Copenhassen has has received
orders from tho government 10 make re-
searches as to the propagation Of Mormonism
in Denmark. -...I
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Counterfeit Champognc.-A trial in New
York has brough. out some singular facts
touching the manufacture Of Newark cider in
to the fl nest stbronds Of ofChampasne. Empty
champagne bottles are bough. at the hotels
and other places, tho labels are insenionsly
initiated, aud the whole packing are in exac,
resemblance TO the genuine article. The ef-
tervescsnce is gives TO the cider BY forcing
air into the bottles. The spurious cham
pagne is sold in great quantities to the ho,
tells lid to dealers, aud the quantity of ii
drank, i, is said, greatly exceeds thai OF the
genuine importation.
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THE EVENING HEARTH-sT0NE.
Gladly now we gather round it,

Gladly now wc gather round it,
For tho toiling day is done,
And tho gray and solemn twilight
Follows down the golden SUM
Shadows lcngthcn on the pavement
Stalk like giants through tho gloom.
Wander past tho dusky cuscmcn.
Creep around tho fire.lit room.
III. Draw the curtains close tho shutters!
Place the slippers by tho fire!
Though tho rude wind loudly mutteFs,
What care we for wind.spritc ire?
What care We for outward seeming?
Ficklo Fortunes lrown or smilo'
If around US love is bcaming, .5-la..
Love can human ills boguilo!
Meath tho cottage roof and palace,
From tho peasant to tho king.
All arc quafling from Lifo's chalicc.
Bubbles that enchantmcnt bring,
Crates are glowing-music flowing
From the lips VIC love the best;
Oh! tho joy-thc bliss-Of knowing
There arc hearts whcrcon to rest!
Hearts that throb with eager gladncss-
Hearts that echo to our own 'J, r
While grim Caro- and Haunting Sadness
NIinglc nccr in look or tone.
Care may tread the halls of Daylight
Sadness haunt tho Midnight hour
But tho weird and wi,ching Twilight
Brings tho glowing Heartt.stonc's DOVER
.r Altar of our holicst feolings!
Childhooi's well.remenibered shrine;
Spirit ycarnings-soul rcvcalings,
Wrcaths immortal round thcc twino !