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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-08

Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened assortment splendid Planished Ware
consisting coffee and Tea Urns, chatting Dishes Oyx-
Ter Stcwers Vegetable Dishes DISH Covers Teap1tS
coolers Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet ses-a
beautiful article We respectfully solicit attention OF
the public varied beautiful OF House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
Noes, Monroe 81, near The Post Office,
nOTIh WheeIiug Va
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST orrrc

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE.
T AN receiving and opening unusually large and
i geneIal assortment OF BOots Shoes, Hats, ROnnets
Umbrellas and Carpet SACHS, at the OF Market aud
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va. in the formerly
Cupied the Post Office aud opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and enti ely stock which purchased
for cash. ErOR the manufacturers the North urLer
most favorable circumstances. and Offer them the cti
OF Wheeling and vicinity reduced prices, whole
sale and retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patron
age.
deem It useless 10 say much in praise OF my stock. "
mistake not, the people OF Wheeling Easily
humbuggei Oy advertising pulls; sUfcet say have Any
variety OF youths aud boys H0o,sau Shoes,
silk, moeskinj WOOL ieghorn brush and straw hats
and for ladies every variety III silk, lawn, straw ard i1id
hONnrS O the most recent fashions amt styles. Also
SuOes. slippers aud Caters, bOn ladies', misses and
Children OF the most fashionable syle make aud quality
call and see iOr yourselves
Having purchascda la s. stock OF the above named
tcles would respectfully invite country merchants
call anu me- send their orders. Will duplicate
any hills purchased III the eastern cities for cash.
APPS Il. II. WATSON.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. 1, sprigg House Emporium!!
CAssIMEREs AND vEsrINGs.


New Spring Hnd Summer Goods!
TIN hpeasurc IN being able 10 say TO my old custom
i ers and the fashionable community, that | have us
returned from New York, and have been to procure
The most Goods for the that the
EmPOTlum New York, Can import from France AMI the
Old counres aud having dispensed with the sale of com
mon Clothing, gives ME and time attend TO
the wants OF my customers in tine fashionable way My
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALIIA CLOTHS.
Also, silk and cashneTets all shades and coors;
hombaZlne, draplIer cloths linen iOts
&c, for alaking TrOck dress sack and business coats
FrenCh English, and American cassimeIcS alsU ducks
linen drilngs TEc., for making pants Vestinss,
have the nIst beautiful selection looked any
ty all OF which am prepared to cake up in the
fashionable aud best style, secured Mr. RussELLs
services as cutter Tor the coming season, feel certain in
sans that furnish better cloths than house
oil the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assOt-
ment o. Furnishing Goods, all fine, seasOnablc and fash
lima ble consisting OF CLOTH cashmere, cashmerett bonn
halne grass linen, dahita and plain linen, foc dress
ami business coats vests aud pants, made tile most
fashionable and seasOnabe Goods in great variety; also
linen and cotton Shirts SILK, Iiuen, lambs wool and
Ton UhderShtrs and DrSwers cavats, stocks, collars
gloves andSuSpeHiers.
Hosiery IN great variety; asO every other article suit
able for completing sentemans wal drUhe.
l the above named articles together with many other
articles that be found at my stOre No Sprgg House
Please call in and take look, and much Obse yours
RlT2l S. RICE.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

CimcOn u. Woodrow having, on the nth day OF
y Unit 1854, by proper deed conveyed IN trust TO The
undersigned the benefit ms said wOOdrOw'S credit
ors and personal property a!I chooses
tiOn all persons in wise indebted 10 said Woodrow
required make Immediate payment to me, and all
pc sous wing against said Woodrow rsqu
III receive benefit under sad trust, within
Tour Tile their claims with the proper release
cordns 10 the terms deed. with undersigned
api3 GEO. ". SIGHTS, -tsSsure.
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NrELL1GENCER
BooK AND lob oFFIc


take this to remind e friends
and the public generally, that in connection with the Office
OF tho Daily lntegencer, they have job Office expressly
6tted up for The execution OF all kinds Of
PLAIN AND NAIIENTAL PRINTING.
Their materials being uostly uew, and the la
eS styles Of lob yP and ths'G large and well selected
oeSt Cash prices, and the job Office being distinct
PartmcIt carefully and efficiently they
Zee to their customers entire satisfaction az regards he
NeaIHess, Accuracy and PrOmpIness,
with which their work will he done
they are prepared to execute
CARDs, PRonRANues
SiA'rLARs, POSrKRS,
b4hELs' CONCERT Bits,
NIL fiEAhs' BAIL TICKETS,
n1hLs LApISob STEAMBOAT RILLS,
BANK Chk'Ehp AusrIOS bills,
UAPER b0OKs, DR.Y TICKETs,
NoFESs FREIGHT BOOKS,
i!EEDS RAILROAD BLASks,
hE'EIPrs HnTEL RKUIsTRRs,
PRoTEsTs, SrMxoSs
BRiEIs, ELRcrloS Tickets,
And every other description OF press Printing Also
all kinds of work in
COLORS ANDBRONZES.
HS-Au orders from distance promptly attended to.
BEATTY Il co.
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Solid Daguerreotypes.

Solid Daguerreotypes.
I'HiS latest discovery is Tie wonder age The
picture all he TOundncss aud soiIiv Ollie
II also appears esizc and n ever! point resembles
living being Nature Is perfecg Knocked even 10 an in
dividuaI hair. Taken at WHITEHUKST'S over Camr
5es JevelT store baltimore street. the city Ralti-
moIe also, IN his Washington Gallery and will
introduced an all OF his galleries, which may found a.
all tile principal cities in the Union
Mr. VHTrEHUEST the honor announce that he has
Just received eteT from tile President Uf the United
States informing him the ward Ora MEDAL, Cerf cac
and cory OF the Jurie reports tue Worlds Fair Lon
don naT:1l-tf
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:AsTERN 4DKERTIsEMENTS.
Hoskins, HeiskelI & 90

Hoskins, Heiskell d Co.
IAPORTKRS AND JOBBERs OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
II St and 81 Commerce 81 .PRIL4DELPRI4. spt7:ly
Anspach, Brother & Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No 90 North laird at e9rSr Of Chss1g &
Wi,m FSiP1;n ser15Ssm
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
1NPORTEEs JoRBERs:N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
17g Market street, philadelphia.
Cor. T. F. KELLY, formerly Of Wheeling is engased
IN inns HoGse.l | ssps6-dly
Odd Fellows, JTnsonS, Ret lien, Sons of
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals aud JelOeLS, manufactured and sold
By Gibbs & Smith, No. rs Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THE assortment usually on hard consists OF
REGALlA,
ODD Fshors'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and &: I.
Past Grand and other cHcers, plain ana
em6roidered -.,,,,,-,,.
Prehly embroidered Eneamrmsnt Parad
MssOnte-Knishts TemPisr. Royal a III, and Master
Jewels, Robes, Hammers, ~ 'OTds, &c.
DivisOns-Oticers and Members.
Rsa Ns'i.Sachems, Past Officers and richly embrOide
'u DSs'se working and JEWELS TETS4f Essal'a'
or the various ORDERS OF Silver, Gilt or Plated Metals
nciudTg knights Templar, Cwith uTkS.)
BANNERS.
banners OGevery size style cost adapted
nous ders and Societies. manufactured orders aud De
signs for Hammers. when required, furnished of
rense showing the style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
GmpiIsnE the iarsest assortment TO be found in the U S
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
wishing 10 fit up their Halls, supply themselves with
EaTade or Working Regatta Banners, &C. DEPEND up
on having their orders satisfactorily filled by calling
addressing GIBBS & SMITH.
ResaIia and BannerM turers IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md.
x q T FRY Aser, Wheeling. Va. oct5-tr
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MA TIE RIAL,
FnrnIture Coverings. &c,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. CARRYl2S
CURTAIN ST ORE,
IsNo. 1863 Chsstt 81 PilqselPhiq Corner Fifth street.
opposite The Stale HoLse.
IIE has alyyays in store full stock OF
French BrOc5ieils all widths Lace and Muslin Curtains
and coors; Ofevery style and price.
French Satin de Lainesi Table 4 Piano Covers Sc.i
India Satin Damasks; Gilt Gorncesi
French MOquettei GiIt rms ana hahuSi
DO Pushesi Ginins' tungesi
n. V. Painted WINDOW SHADES, of all styles and
rIices Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures. BTaSses, &c ana
rrerging complete for Curtains, OF tho newest Fals
styles, and at the Io,rest prices.
Persons sending the hs3ght and t1!dh OF Their 'eInao
francs can have the Curtnius made and trimmed IN the
hest manner; Fao.On Plates in august number OF Co
dcy'S lady's Book.
". IL. CARRNL,
Importer ofard Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
100 Chestnut street, corner OF rum,
m1rIT-Ivd&w Opposite tho State HnnSe. Philada
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DLAEK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
NOTICE- EXTRA,

have small stock clothing that will dis
pose OT at less make my SpTim
Stock OF tue goods:
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BELT & BOWIE,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants,
ELLiCOrT STREET, BALTIMORE,
REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas C. Pratt Ex-Gov and U 6 Senator md
Hon John Glenn, Judge Ci,cu; Court U : tor Nd.
Daniel Sptiss, Esq, Cash'r Merchants Bk-alri"Iore.
AsUil!I Giles, Esq. Franklin d1
Truenian Cross, Esq. Com. 4. Far. B'k do
nuyall, Rogers IL Co do
fitzgerald d MagruIer, do
Ions L. ByTu, NC
Webb. Rowland II Charlottesville.
Fnrsy:hs 4 MISUNDERSTANDING.
James X. l.aker. do q 9
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IMPORTERS AND J0BBRRS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HAVE removed TO their new Iron Building. 2IS Market
II St. and 81 CONNIE rec 81 PIL4DELPI4. spf7:ly
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THE LONDON

THE LUNDUN
Watch and Jewelry Store.
No 10 LIGHT STR EFT,
q doors from Baltimore 81: opposite Fountain Hote!,O
Baltimore.
THE subscriber, twenty years experience in the
cities OF Europe. would inOrmcitizeHs and strangers
who good watch, that for quality OF work
manSip. his watches DEFY all competitions ne having g-
ciiities ror obtaining EINE LUxpoS W ITcur< which
in this country possess, being SoEsily acquainted with
The most eminent London manufacturers
]. ALEXANDER,
Lat: Of ". FrsEeh.'s Royal Ereie age, London.
1-Eine Watches and JewelrI repaired properly All
London Watches sold al this establishment, rTaned
o fOT four years sepiF-lTd
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE T 1,e d geSrire EU-
i ia, Gastric JUice, pre-
pared from ReIIHet, OF the
Fourth Stomach OF the OK,
after the directions OF Ra-
ION Liebig, tile great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by $.
HnrGuTnN, n. D., Phila-
delpliia. Pa.
This is NGTURE's OWN
RENEDY for all unhealthy
- .......-L- Il -. :.
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AMI COACH TRIMMING.
lust opened large assortment Il! Ssdler's Hardware
y aud Guach Trimming Coach ard ler Their VSrniSh
Buggy os, Hubhs Spnkes, Fellows carriage ard Tire
iioltS, Maledhl. Irons, Patent and Enamec Leather,
ai everything used by trade, which invite the at
tentiOu OF the public, JOHN KNOTE,
raI3 Old stand, los Main 81.
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DR.. Todd's Pills

NEW BOOKS!
FTNhiEr'H Consulate ard EmpiTe,-9 vols.
i ''HeaGey'S Second War with England . vols.
''Headiey'S Sacred NOuntaiHS;''
Baldwin & Thomas Gazetteer Of the o. So
''Shaw'S CivTA TchitSctuTe;''
''Minuie HermOn;''
''KaihaySn Slave,' by Mrs. JuIsOR;
'1GUethe'S Faust.'' &c. &c
apis WILDE BROTHER.
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BALTIMORE.
Established in 1928,

| ~THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, intereste1I, ~.
House, respectfully invites Western Mcrcls,',. az an
| hima call. .ct. ID,
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TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment of aela>s OF diseases hitherto neglected
and tmperleclly understood, has euabIed DIR. MIKE
LIN, Ctthor of IroIk Self fTcserration0 to Prove
that nine tens oil the causes OF nervous debility, local
and constitutional weakness, mental and physical suffer
ing, are traLeabe TO certain habits, forming the
cFeyct deadly and fatal springs OF domestic misery and
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thankful 'oT tue lihera OHage heretofore eXteusH
US, We solicit Continuance Ol the same
Mfff A II VIC yN-,.Y
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OhIIndeIphin Medical H ouHe-EsiabSh"d2 %
years ago by Dr. KIiHkeiil, corner Third and Union
SIS. between Spruce aud Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS
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AnSpach, brOGuer @ 20.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &C North Third st, corner Cherry, Philadelphia
John AIsspsrh IT, John F. JacOby;.. James NJ Reeds
William Ansnach:.- Henry & Earman. SenIt:dGm
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
.zis'ssss From the Nelc York Picayanc s
JONESVILLE VOLUNTEERS;
-.,...-ss = -...,f., OR HOW
Col. Washington Tubbs got Treed by Bar
BY ONE OF US. s,

= 7
Some three years ago happened to be
travelling in the neighborhood of our north
western treHtier. on an excursion in which
business aud amusement were very agreeably
combined.
The last rays of the Indian summer were
lingering in mellow beauty over a scene whose
lovcllness might well tempt the original cop
Ter colered proprictcrs to dispute the ruthless
encroachnents of their pale faced invaders,
a scene rendered irresistibly attractive by ro-
mantle assoclation, which rapidly advancing
civilization has hardly yet been able to oblit-
crate. alv
This extensive region IS atffl .Trss:.,siipalIy
Qcoplcd by that hardy race of hunters who
built up the fortune eff John Jacob Astor. and
who still brave. unheard of perils for the sake
,of protecting their more delicate fellow crea-
lures who dwell In cities, from the biting
hlasts of winter.-Fine noble specimens Of
mankind are these same trappers I; and many
n long night have i sat by camp fire. wrap
Ped in my buffalo robe, and listened to stir
ring adyensnres by food and field, the bare
recital of which would produce an unpleasant
degree OF tension in my nervous system. but
which was the every day business of their
lives, and never seemed to produce greater
excite neht il them than a hasty look at the
prilning of then. trusty rifles, and searching
glance into the gloom around, when per-
chance the swapping of dry twig or some
trivial Indication denoted the neigh 5orhood ol
their mortal enemy, the bar
!. Several small settlements have, as a matter
2. course, been Carried BY enterprizing Yam.
sees INTO these enfrequented wilds, some o
seem indeed going SO far as to aspire to the
Hignlty of a local court room and an original
sort OF meeting house. and it vas to one 9,
spese villages that found myscif slowly al.
presehing hKs James solitary bo rss,,a,, =
Just as the great yellow sun set n blaze i,
prsixie. = 'Ao WESTERN
long ride Of some thirty miles baa .s,,a .,S,.l
what atigued me, besides materiallv sbsr,,a,s
aug naturally keen appetite, and It was Will
the most upteigned pleasure to both horss
and rider that We at length drew reign in tb,
tavern yard of the aforesaid village, and in
few minutes foshd esrselves-he he quietly ru
aainating over measure of oats In snus
stable. and accepting my host's Invitation
70 hcker IN a cosy little barroom, beside,
ihe honcly comfort of which the exchange
sIons room Of the Astar and st. Nicholas are n,
ss.. s1sss7szbf 81 x1ssstS ssasFsi5{.l
...s Never did Delmouico or Windust spread
49,. sn dellsious repast for the epicurea,i mar
49,. .ovn, IS the honest Joe Ba1ster ,,las.d
rsA 'ae anbleached tablccloth before. fb,
.sstt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
Wonderful Juggling.

!. We extract the following from an article
in the Crayor, descriptive of travels in Brit
ish India. The scene of occurrence is laid in
Madras;'s l n d..4 sl' sa ll ta7
. But the most wonderful performance that
we saw this morning was feat of pure Jug
Cling, of which l have never been able to find
any solution. Ons Of the old men came for
ward upon the graTeiled' aud hard trodded
avenue leading with him a woman. He made
the woman kDeel down tied her arms behind
her, and blindfolded her eyes Then bringing
great hagnet made open With meshes OF
rope. he put it over the woman and laced up
the mouth, fastening with knotted intertwi-
ming cords, in such way that It seemed an
| inapossibility for her 10 extricate herself from
| it. The ananthen took a closely-woyen wick
er basket that narrowed at the top, Lifted the
woman in the net from the ground. and placed
her in it, though it was not without some ex-
ertion that he could crowd her through the
narrow mouth Having succeeded in getting
her into the basket in which, from ITS small
size, was necessarily cramped position, he
pxlt the cover upon it, and threw over i. a
wide strip of cotton cloth hiding it tcompletely
| In ,ncmcnt placing his hand under the cloth
! he drew cst the net quite united and disen-
| tangled. He took a long straight sharp sword,
muttered some words to bimself., while he
sprinkled the dust upon the cloth. and put
some upon his forehead, then pulled off and
threw the covering. and plunged the sword
suddenly into the basket prepared as in some
degree we were for this and knowing that il
was only deception it was yet impossible to
see it without cold creeping horror.-The
quiet and energy with which he repeated bis
| strokes driving the sword through and through
the basket, while the other jugglers look on
apparently as much sstercsted as ourselves,
we're very dramatic and effective. Stopping
after he had riddled the basket, lie again
scattered dust upon its top, lifted its lid took
up the basket from the ground, showed It &c
us empty and threw it away. At the same
moment we saw the ren,an approaching ns
from clump of trees, at a distance OF a
least so or 90 feet.
Throughout the whole Of this inexplicabl'
feat the old nlaa and woman we're quito re
moved fro.a tire rost Of their party. The bas
ket stood by itself ON the hard earth, aud S
much beneath the verandah en- which W.. wer
sitting that we could see I'll arouua it. b
what trick opr uatchful 'escs wev closed. %
by what means the won,au IN. .isibiy escaped
was an entire mystery, apS remains uaselyed
The feat is not very rncommon ones bat y
eae who bad seen it, ever gave nae . clue I
! the manner in which it was pcrbrucis
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The following is nzextract from the Tri-
bune's report Of the trial Of a western man
for being intoxicated, since the passage Of the
Maine Law, in New York. i.s1s.d S. isy<s4
Sappington, where did you purchase. your
liquor 2 fFZ 5sf9 IsilY
Thar's only one place that l know of to
Where's that ~ "a ~, ..l.'.I
At the Whisky shops and tayerns of
What wish to know is the particular
shop or store or hotel where you purchased
your liquor,
You're TOO much for me Char, Judge
Thar's about as many bar rooms in York as
thar's customers. 'A5 ~ ..ss.ff ssaail.f ~ s
At how many places did you drink 2
Il drunk at a heap of 'em--but before that
drunk wonst or twist out of a bottle that l
brot with me from Ellenoy.' ..
Where did you purchase the liquor you
had in your bottle ?
-s.s' In Jersey. Judge. When I sweezed all |
could out of that started out among the bar
rooms iel ~ s-sssst .iiaaaiiA hae 7flsf
What kind of liquor did yoii drink Y =
!. q Cane juice, Judge, I never drink any 9TH
/ er kind, / shouldn't have drunk that but
was most powerful. weak. was right smart
SICK Tor u Gay OF Two altcr Sot mere, tnOuSut
little rum would warm my stuninock. But
whar's the use of askin al these questions
8. The reason Is that by law a person found
drunk is obliged TO state where he procures
his liquor, if he knows 's- - = 80 - =
Well, Idon't know rckon you've gotthro'
with me now 1eA firsttf
Not quite, Sir liou are fined ten dollars.
= Judge. do you call that ar. doin' things on
tie squar' with strangers 2 a asf .a4
That, Mr.. Sappington. is the present law
Then / must lose an y, must |
Yes, sir, or be confined for ten days.
Then / reckon I'll disgorge the X. Tn
afraid that be'in behind the bars might be in
furious to my constitution. =
Mr. Sappington here handed the clerk al
eagle aa ,'i.ts.ie ~ .-s19.l noe
| s'pose that'll answer won't it-.l' s.1
80. 1t is. all right, Sir. You are now free
and hope this experience viii be salutar,
lesson to you
II rekon, Judge, the. inducements for th'
popnlace in tie West to Enigrate to forl
State isn't much
/ Possible not Mr. Ssppington' r =
sMr Sappingtonl opened the gate and pass
ed outside the bar. He then suddenly, stop
ped and said :.,f-ssf lsarsyis s1s -sl,s lssfn.
Judge if thar is any law against chawir
tobscker hope you won't fine me more tha
four bits chaw.' go,
Mr.. Sappington then made his exit
There being no further business, the CouI
took recess until 10 O'clock
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J 2 :. .....T.E R M S..


=
reach my homo as evening dies, 'l"'sl
s And oh what glances meet my own. ]. ].
a laughing with eager eyes, -. -.
f,ss The sweetest stars that ever shonei ,ese.
= An angel full of mirth and grace, s,..esg s.
l.a Nth fairy feet and heavenly face. .ai a
l.mase beside the cheerful FIRE, ~ So.
ass,< And picture faces now no more ei ..
IS AS fancies meyer; seem to .tire,r s3 s E
But bring me back the scenes of yore; 81
The village green the tiny stream, eaf
That llit before me like dream. ~ g
:. And everything resplendent beams.
s,,ls No sorrnsrs o 'er my musings roll;s li-is
- Zach momentwith treasure teens, .ia
isssi And realms OF gold entrance my soul, ssa
SIS While Eden path lies at my feet, s7Hl
Fiss BY heart feels heaven at every beat. ~ ses
asx III smiling angel climbs my knee, ssal,saa
s9ssl And nought around my gladness mars; s,
Her sunny words gush fresh aud free,a 1fia
gelEex AndsopuIent as Indian stars---is 'sz iaa
Then opcs her little lips of bliss. g 90 :
- And s,sly woes the profcred Kiss.
49, Alfd ttIctl WdtSif ficf calHcre othiso5
E.Af wrcathed with dimples as ii grows;
with not !. trace Of earthly guile, s-ik
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