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30 s' rst"ie,i,. % s'''' sss FROM S Liverpool go
.tSs d sTasias sSIt.poaiins rates 80 ~
n. on @ Sss% sas. from G 4, he ss.l,. on .,h ship
b. good, st% s to sSs sssn n h' and Liverpool will
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the are sOmrs,. and md;
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{. roCHr EoR sNLE-e2O. 900 Coupon bond. Of
80 BY the s
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wrxURsT counterfeit, yet i.isssai and correct, ia.n
%. ys ss There .,SmS and but one Sc S:,
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these and ea made in Their
and ssaaa ssM 4o =
Lya:hS.;s ,ad w'%iGs.on :, ~.
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The close each successive exhibition has written and
S,sh.., for He aud Amer Galleries
MAKES more psT.c. and
any saying. nsyei,ss
nei either hi. e,sbli,hmen,ir
ssg ). @ s
Cabinet. ''''' '' 'e deS
,s S G
OF 18Th street. franklin aud Man ha, removed hi, S
1eSen,y his
n S ~' tor ens Ss m 81 M @
ys.hinit Of the y,roo. article, Of hi, m.nat.s'sIs
business And that he
.nyin the city rne Sc.a shs
ss Kind o.esre which ha" heretofore been eS,enIe to him.
and such additional examination OF his nduosmen.s viii
is b.. hand he5s.o.s hGSsh on more s1,sn,i,
Ing to .ns G.sInss Business.
Az kinds Of Repairing, as well as Undertang LT9Tg,y at
sT No. IS Governor street, Richmond. Va
oTcsIrhe arm q NANCE GoooH vas dl.,ols M ed on
nrn will be used by either the parties Tor the Pupc. only OF
closing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE,
January and, 1854. D. r. GoocH
TIE undersigned having formed connection for the
% 5 s IN. s sGs
respectfully socits patronage OF the public and c,nnua
he svors Of the friends Of the late
D. I.d00OH,
and January, 1854 JNc.A uARRIs
eheerfuly recommend IN, Gn CT GoooH HARRIS TO
the favorable conttierAton Of ray friscd;.
2ni January, ls3t.-iu TiOa. J. NANCE
t LyEchbury vginian AMI Express win please copy the
above for two seef'. and send scconn, 70 u. efcc.
GENERAL AGGNCf
FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF LANDS
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- pLNNISIuED TIN WAUE.
fNGsORGE HODiETr5 Wholesale Plate WORKER and II,
N in general Importer OF conp,
Zine and Iron Cool, i5S William 81, New York. '''
URSS AND STEAK DISHES,
OVAL AND 0BLONG DISH COVERS,
OOrA9OS AND ROUND TEA AND COPYHE poTs
Zoo COOLERS, NURSERY LAMPS
WATER COOLERS, TOILET sErTs, Ac ks
u H. vSa~ardei the first Yort Crys,.,
Palace for Plan'hed Tin Ware Water Coolers, irai
strong eompccn) whereby he nate himself that in b.auty Of
nni.h MS ware equal not SUPERIOR any other
'.taon,ne' lSfs js9I-d6m-tPl
TO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS
WHEATON, No SO Ctnai ItrceN Y, wholesale and ret.
dealer IN Door, ssshes Blinds Ae on hand In III,
waeo large Assortment o the above
,he s, nmhsr aud Kiln dried Inside and Outside SHUTTERS
shutter ninds Onhic and Circular Sashes Panel wort ks
y. de,cpon, snie 10 order at the shori, and in The
best mannet window Glass On Duis,.
hardware constantly on hand ard for pe,,
ocl6-6m
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A neat Hou,e Al
49, Ms,sh ossnpsd ey the subscriber, dc'raby situated
iey has on comnodious Stable and SI2
The DHe'ing-hou'e has ample a..
sized aniy containing nine besides room
The ttchea Is supplied with cooking range with cold
warm water; also, comfortable servants
Possession can be had al any time suit purchaser
hgpyn p. JOHNSTON,
-l..-n. us Main street.
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aiSuIIcrunt OF NATURAL PrARL.-There is I. cu-
ous ana ,assaons method Of making pearls which il
pscsed oy the Chinese, snd which is bu, little in
o.hsr countries Taking the proper species Of oysters for
~ oys.e's @ do not make pearls) they l.y hcm in dry
pace ". hsy open their SHELLS. They then have ready
row ct hue beads formed of solid white substance h.
,hs oyster cannot dissolve strung on hoseh,r Tbsss
heI insert in the open she'll immeis,ey coee, and
secured on the outside The oyster 6niiua
oy the string Of beads which csnro eieci
covers them With shell, thus making them pearls "a IL
aSes any other substance which II eject aud by
whica process, what We call pearls are formed
lhc oysters are placed in artificial tcs Gain rb,re tho.
remain Few months, when the pearls are perfec, -
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BNERnlNASD ZoGBAUM 4 Co, No o7 Ma,d.n Ian. r.
s" 'oiis' GUITARS, AoooRpsoSs, STRINGS
SESrs, &c., 6e. 81,
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS.
NJ iLLER COATES YouLE, No. 27s PearI.treet yxo,r,
Metals, &c. -'''' F'utnoers Materials,
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

The sb,ve DHrroNr from the Apyssr.,o Ao,xe, ora
Nj. PEriENGlLL CO., li9N NASSAU srRErr, New YorI "
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Commission Mrrchants HIchnond, Va.
0fce-fTonf Building, Sloctoe EareAouse.
KAylLL give prompt attention - he sale OF Tobacco, Wheat
Flour Corn, Ac, and hope by strict their
generally.
THOs TINsLEY JOHNSON late Inspector seseroot Ware.
house.
wM PUGH, late Of Clarisviie, Mcflsnburs county,
spil-ly
AVE PRICE JEWELfY STORE-No. rs I.c
" MAIN sTREEr-To such of the citizens and
INK the city sppriss Of the
iny make 1t known that we-have only price
We do not profess TO sell than
other but will continue
est living profit We this
that article sold by shall be OF quality
presented al the time OF sale. MYERS JASKE,
Of theu iunna atsiC Cin-k
sp%Eh rows LUMP PLASTER, anoAt On eonsiynraent,
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GUNS,
"E have In store. OF direct importation, One assortment
w Double and Single Barrel uun, Of which very
superior quality aso Shot Belts nass AMI Bird Bsg
BY . W. z. @. D0NNAN,
ecSi No. 10 Pearl street.
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cheeruly recommend II, G-E CT Goocn HARRIS 10
the favorable conttierston Of ray fIi:Ed;. -
2ni January, is3t.-itf TIoa. J. NANCE.
t Tho LyEchburg v;rsnan Express please copy
above or 10 seekI, and n ~. oFcc.
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2,s EnhsaEs .Ib spIsTss 81 12E e S, 81.
with eOior.d anu many aation. % edi:i0n ''''
From the Boston Evening Traveller.
ss most .nd to Sisii
s.r s,o9.so. yt89 Rss ,S,, S, sp',s3;
%. r.1' life and -ns' is worth halt cOnmsn..
From the Christian Ir,eris.nesr
nc b. o Ssy St,.s .aa pa, nau
' value above eomr,endit Op '"s hs" is'''msn''
III, re.sareh and
"mc; sgsy hss ,hst can be saihered history ss-
EsI.cn, sh,'seier. and e,reer writing, cf PsSi
bic tis piOfssd ,s:ossn and
a.SS Sa' ny p s Syds1;s N @ Of pGs.,.9 Delivered
Pa .aI Water o. lS .iiS "a introductory ray By ohrs
tn; wSmni,::, shorter C,,sehi. -Ih Analysis, r,p,na
". do sSs n1Ss Of ~ ,ss sV ,,f lanes s T. i Boyd
With tervor enough bring universal I'm s1sn
P aasgsS' Thompson Pastor Of the Eo, Church. Roisary
yO,,."isg JAMES woooHousE,
~ Ans. TALMAS, %c..rhs qnd,r.Fn.a ar, opening,
Plush % 1%.a %1sp y,s ,sS'5 & lot Of % s,1 ~ ,d
's Si particular ''Sia a
q &C. g S. y % , G.1a %. owe.
& s's NH .. a sSa ., e .a - s.
Who had their goods made earlier Three
constantly the New York market loosnz bargains
and ,hnt ,hsy have f"aod ,hsa mi. Tim. @:
willing that our pions shall have the benehi Of the sme
please call sni supply with goods that
no9 KEEN BALDWIN co, No iO7 Nsnt
HBtN's, 0iiS, WINDOW GLASS. &c.-A large
n p;ete assortment, for sale lou.
nO' PURCELL, LADD CO.
SPORTING AND BLASTING POwDER.-isoo
- kegs for ssleby
noe DAvusPoRr, ALLEN 4 co.
pUssINa YLUID SOLAR OIL, spEaM orI,-yor s.ieby
- PUR XIII, LADD a co,
ocB nugsists % Main street.
GNoln wNTt1iFS-Ju,t recev.da large sssorueat ~ e
~ nnes qisy of 1od watches t,t sGered
In this market, ant sale Wholesale and retail by
ELIAs uALk, Auction and Con-. MeIehtnt
eeas-u LOG Main sutsh
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TIE undersigned having connection for the
conducting general Forwarding Business
the y OF Richmond the style Of doooH HARRIS most
,uy socts the OF the public and c,ntnua
ton svors Of the friends the late brm Of
y. l.u00OH,
and January, 1884. JNC.A. HARRIS.
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men Who have injured themselves certain
panions or At sehoo-he effects which nightly
When asleep and not cured, renders
destroys both mind and body,
ply that young the hope his country, and the
earning OF MS parents, should be nached from all
epjoynents OF fe BY the OF devatins
ntemp
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n, ~, ,-..u,- 1IIH' UssoUet a, ISb4.
~ l'' eiesiency 'Sseph Johnson, Esq, Governor:
Enclosed please Ud statement OF the condition ,l
bank Tor tie quarter ending the SOh Of September 1876
Very respectfully,
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ErERf woman should know that Is in POOR .k,y de-
condition Of health, making existence
neteE AM source OF painful fnL
ahd perhaps Corrble reelection
own aahies and ,unrrings that Il is her utr
70 Why and from what suffering, ,
and rehsf any, While Jet there time The
causes oe asoied IN iucrr and her health
htted or The duties and capable OF the enoymens M
Le every woman look at the
eoml. the dsephured rsrei,s the unten eh,l ~
gloomy snd depressed spirits the nerves the
ana hspess condition many wife mother sister
mol herself within her circle are
Il there no r-nedys No RELIEF No hope,-
The remedy Is by knowing
knowing the rem edes and Der entting By theus
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Marriage,

should reflect that sound body are the most
requisites to Indeed without IN
the Journey through life becomes weary pilgrimage
hourly darksns TO the view the mind with
.Par and allied with the melancholy reflection the
Of another becomes blishted with
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VOLUME SO.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

fxRNG Daily Paper tspsr annum; Weekly Is
Always In advance. Rsiances may the risk me
Publishers In ell where evidence deposts
letter In the Poet Once ooataiaius money.
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noI HUNT 4 HARVEY.
q hAn MonTH OF DRY GOODS. AT AND
S0e0spSVcS BELOW C0sT-FoR CAsH-For the pur-
pose Of eSsins cur ship will ~ this day oner
entire stock Of Dry Goods below cost for
The soek nearly having purchased tn.
most favorable terms and consists OF Gsus variety of Fancy
and Staple Goods class Dry Goods Establishment
Tho'e in want really desirable Goods would
US an early call the assortment complete
an opportunity for bargains is bu rarely offered.
WARREN 4 PERKINS,
mol No Eagle
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nitehtion Of and Merchants Invited
stock OF Goods and Prices before buying.
u,,, A. n, J.A Q: RERRIAs,

NIEL0DEoNS.-The Increasing isle Of these de.
w shti OF Musc, Instruments,
cd to OBJ ain general supply and he Is able to furnish them
OF the various manufactured. vir octaves t,
tG and as the
deon nsi PORTABILITY easily per
SON. hr by saving the of Car Hire
while would Ike to have Musical
the Psrlor and purchase Piano.
d"oi possessing all the and of
can re Obtained ~ one SIKH me Per,cns wishing to
call At MORRIS,
o. Main .,r..,
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Crates and Tenders.
"M II JACKSON (.oruirrIy w An J..,.o, a o.
w Grates anu Fender maker, S9I Broadr.r On. San
above igih street. New York ~.
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GRATES AND TENDERS

VIZ ~ h.'D fENDENo
AA JACKSON r. SON, Of the late arm Of W.
w Sons, GklrE and PESpER makers, l6 ST.
and $50 Broadway New York have constantly every
variety Of Crates and Pender also Circulars
Crates deale lied
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x1AhE % frSNTE-By daily line -
\ from Richmond to Columbia and inter- FfM.is
mediate distances s5zf-S----S---=z2
on and after the 18th m
strong will Richmond and
=: NJ and arrive In Columbia at r. 81, "
hEIURSlSG-Leaye Columbia lord and dr,i
cAy AZ a. NJ and pass Penherton 94 J-Ge
fo'St NJ Mel ea1x Ferry PM Ferry 2S p
~, Dover Miils * Z. NJ MAnakin Town p
NJ and arrive In Richmond At 6H NJ.
oclI
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EENDEt- toAL nnI~. krC..we are IT, receipt, dTrec,
IRON the Manufacturers In fngisnd Of
renders Coal ods cindsr sAove Polished AMI Brass Head
shoveis and longs which oeer for favorable terms,
PIT. MOORE CO,
ocai Importer Of Hardware, ~ p srI Street.
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" hhe, TALMAs, Sc.-rhs undsr,ignrd are opening
WIS anoher lot ofthose beAufui Embroidered and
fush Itmrned velvet, Cloth Meno CioAks Tana.
shsh they invite the particular attention Of the Ladies' he
noO r. -. ..n.,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
VOL. XLvIII, NO. WHOLE NO. 1908.

respond with these companies should
obtain the names Of all emigrants in
his aeighborhood and then write 10
Thomas II. Webb, Secretary Of the
Boston Company, or Ranselier N.
Ravens, Vice President Of the New
York Company.
q. All persons who go to Kanzas
will wish to take up land. Mechanics
get good wages, but will stake off
claims with the rest. The winter is
mild, and 10 prepare for farming next
summer, the emigrant will be wise to
go forward this fall. The next Bos-
ton party leaves Sept. Goth.
5. The first company have called
the hill on which are most Of their
claims 90 cad Mount" in memory
of the Dread Hill in Worcester, on
which is the residence Of Mr.. Eli
Thayer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06

To the revolution in Spain, Mr..
Marsh attached no consequence.
Spain is almost ms much isolated
from the other countries as Japan.
or Italy he spoke with great in
tcrest. He had visited il in its length
and breadth, and believes it better
prepared for free Institutions than
any other country on the continent.
AS evidence Of this he instanced the
rapid progress OF Sardinia in every
thing good, since il adopted liberal
governmental 1913. From 1919 To
1853, real estate doubled in value in
Genoa. During the existence Of
the Roman republic in '4S, the private
palaces, filled with the most costly
objects of art and luxury, were open
10 the access of the people and not a
gem was lost. There was no theft
aud for period no crime,-sirong
proof Of the high character Of the
Revolution. All Italians agree as TO
the cause Of their present misery.
They tell you universally that il is
the priesthood, the ecclesiastical ty-
ranny.
MIR. Marsh then went on to speak
of the present contest between Rus
STA and Turkey. IL is the great po-
liticdI question of the day. Our
hopes Of liberty from The present con-
test have thus far been disappointed.
The reason is that all the powers of
Europe are united in maintaining the
status quo. No exception can be
made ia the case of the English gov
eminent. Before France suppressed
by force the Roman republic, she
consulted England aud was formally
notified tina, the English government
had no objection Lord Palmerston
afterwards stated in Parllment that
the whole Cabinet agreed in this
sympathy with the most atrocious ac,
of despotisIn. Thus far the Turks
have been left to defend themselves,
AID they have done it gloriousIy
France and England wait for Austria,
not because they fear her, but because
they Sympathise with her. In this
sympathy the English people do not
STARE. The English government
could not do Il more popular thing
than to declare the emancipation Of
Italy.
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II were we'll
Tbs Gousrnl were put IN uind Of II.

tcfhePs no sees " nov. y not thtf uue -
Tho principal portion of the Ter
ritory is now being settled by the emf
grafton, and more especially the Alb
clifton delegation, is that province
within the boundaries of the Wanka-
rousa and Kansas rivers on the north
and south, the western line Of the
Shawnee Reserve on the east, and
as lar west, perhaps, as the New Fort
at or near which place the coun-
try becomes more broken, timber
more scarce and the soil less fertile.
On leaving Wcstpor,, the last
point in the States, and where the
emigration find il the most conve-
nent to obtain stock and supplies for
their outfit, we first enter the Re-
serve. This being the cream OF
the Territory, aud as we find il I'M
der high state of cultivation and
teeming with the neatness and thrift
Of Indian husbandry, nothing can be
better calculated to embolden the
ambition and strengthen the hopes Of
the adventurer as he goes onward 10
become a grateful recipient Of the
bounty Of an induIgent Government.
When across the Wakarousa, we
have left the attractions presented by
the thrift and industrial accomplish
ments Of the Indian farmer, and the
beauties Of the seemingly boundless
prairies open to our view. We con-
tinue our march over the roll Of the
prairie, aud as the province Of our
vision becomes more extended, we
find The ssmeness Of The prsisies re-
Iievsd by scattered groves that here
and there spring up with . Injurious
growth along the rich bottoms Of the
creeks.
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AMERIcUs.

The EMIsRArIos TO KAszAs.-The
Boston Advertiser, Of the 10th, fur
nlshes some much needed information
respecting the emigration to Kanzas.
The following facts are Of general ia
rerest
l. No person receives any gift OF
land in Kanzas, or Of passage to Kan
zas from Government, the Emigrani
Aid Company or anybody else. But
any actual settler there obtains pre-
emp,ion right 10 100 acres for which
he will no. have to pay for severa
years. !, will then cost him 8 rs
per acre.
2. The Emigrant Aid Company oi
boston, and that Of New York. fur
nish through tickets for S25, board
exclusive.
3. Any person who wishes TO cor
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EUROPEAN AyrA,Rs.-The Hon.

EUROPEAN ATFAIRs.-The Hon.
George p. Marsh, Of Vermont, was
formally received by his fellow ci,i-
zens al Burlington recently, and
made very instructive address re-
spec,ing the political changes which
have taken place during the five years
ofhis absence abroad. The Burning
ton Free Press has report Of the
speech, from which we make the fol-
lowing extract:
While France is quiet, Europe is
also quiet. Thus far, Louis Napo.
leon has proved himself wise ruler.
He has bull, up a personal popular
i,y by multiplying railroads, and by
vast improvements in Paris. In the
event Of his early death, which may
be considered probable, a. every
week witnesses some new attempt At
his assassination, oil France will be
in blaze and Europe will be shaken.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06

WrsrPoRr. Aug. 25. 1854.

WEsTPoRr. Aug. 20, 1854.
DEAR SIR: Heretofore our cor.
rcspondence has been confined, for
the most part, TO statements concern
ing the preliminary movements Of
settlers in The rcrritory-their char
acier and department, and the bear
ing their proceedings may have upon
the honorable aud peaccable settle
mcnt OF their claims. Thinking that
perhaps a few remarks concerning
tue geography Of the territory, would
not be an lmprudent correspondence,
even If It was imperfect, we notified
YOU IN our las, that such would be
The whole tenor aud stamp Of this.
OF course, SIR, we do not advertise
by tins remark that 1t il our IN tenion
TO write an unabridged geography,
that the people can refer to whenev-
er they may wish temporary relief
from the thradom of ignorance in
which Government has kept them
for the last thirty years, or during
the IIlusirlous Bentonian age of the
Senate. A geography of our terri
torial domains that will satisfy the
wishes and supply the wants of the
people, and give their children an
opportunity to prepare themselves
for active service in the march of
progressive Young Americ =" can
only come from the hands of Gov
eminent. Is there not mercy en-
ough AT Washington to grant us this
boon ! The people want il, aud
would be far more willing To pay for
such work than to have their funds
expended in bombarding some weak
and defenceless city. Let us hope
that 10y the time our Bullion Senator
shall have lived to write his thirty
years ont Of the Senate, which, per
haps might prudently be commenced
now, we shall have such a book in
every schOol-room in the land, and
one at the White House, as an anti
dole for the blissfui Ignorance tina,
now adorns il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06

The Sunshine and Shade,

ue . uuSUl1t anu SHduCs
1T MRS. T. n. BEVERAGE.
saw youthful mother,
Once on a summers day,
Sit down smiling infant
To watch its frolc play;
1t gamboled on the fowerets
That decked the carpet Ger,
And seemed, with childish wonder,
Each object to explore.
A something on the instant
Its glad career arrests,
Aud earnestly 1t gazes where
A golden sunbeam rests;
While on the new found glory
1t fixed lis wondering eyes,
And trus:ful!y reach'd forth its hand
To seize the gli,tering prize.
And now its tinny fingers clasp
The treasure rich and rare,
Which, in It's baby innocence,
It surely thought was there;
But ala that hand uncloses
And to It's earnest gaze
Reveals no gem Of beauty,
No bright, imprisoned rays.
And then the first Of many tears
Fell on that cherub face
The first sad disappointment
In Ines uncertain race
And thus it hath been with US all,
Who its dark game have played;
We've sought to grasp the sunshine,
And only found the shade
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-10-06
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