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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

III Gr.
IL CERIE. II GROCERIES, THE subscriber has just
to Northern cities win The largest stock he
has pleasure offering to his friends and the
public consisting in part Of
10 hhI= y. o aud L X. sugar
80 bags No Coffee
10 bbls Puvrrzed Sugar
boxes Loaf Sugar
20 bbls \. o aud l.. Il. Moasscs
50 bbls CoiTe Sugar
10 bags No. Old Java Cbhce
100 sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton DEnaburgs
10 bales Cotton Domcstics
20 boxes Adnmanne Candies
10 boxes Talow
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 bbls Tanners oil
80 bbls Rye Nhiskey
p bbls Old Mountain Rye Whiskey
10 bhls J. Martins Best
10 bbs Bcsore Rye.
% White Mountain,
Ziggers old Rye
100 sacks Salt
80 bbs No. Clipped Iierrings
20 3" No Mackerel
800 bales Cotton Yarns
boxes Fine Teas.
5 bbls old French Brandy
~ " American Brandy
" MADEIRA Wine
;
Together with a general assortment of STAPLE DRY
GOODS all of which am determined to sell low for CASH
or in exchange for country produce.
Particular attention paid the sale Of WHEAT, CORN
FLOUR and TOBACCO. JNO. LUNSFORD,
and next door to Murrell & Stratton Main st.
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,11uE DAISY CHAIN, BY Au.hor Of

Ease &c Martins Of Cromastin, by Chas Lever W ~
kers Expedition TO Nicaragua by Wells The Wandeer b.
" srbs ahay, with Naeazines received at MORSE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

HNnAMPAlGNE WINE.-Just receiv and
for sale lot of superior Champagne Wine in quart and
pint bottles. ian 22'tsJ LIE JohNsoN.
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uDuNG PORT WINE, for "cdsciuni p"rp rp"-c~
have lust received few dozen Bottles Of his very
direct the mporiets and bottled expressly inr
Also old Martcl tnEnhc aud London Dock hrnndN old
holland Gin sherry MADEIRA Carrt aud Icidsch Vince
ondon Porter iackboy mud Whotilcbcny bonnce &C. Ac
II NJ HARRIS d 60.
Dealers In Tobacco, CRaA and Bottled
aug Wines n Liquors, Main st ISnehhntK
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II uNAEED OH, PAINTS, &c.-2OO Gnlions
Linseed OIL Whit Zine White Lead, Colors of all kinds,
Vanh Brushes and article pertaining 10 the PANT
ing business, hand and for sale by
aug lists SThOTdEk q WhilEhEAp
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A sAN ANENT for the TRr1or, R- IA git
10 friend n of absent oyed ones, what cnn
be appropriate what acceptable vhRi moro dear
be cherish than natural folikc almost
speaking breathing likeness of the heads OF the household
the Olive Plants home those loved but absent ones
flesh be seldom Ayaricions men
bArcrod health and character and happiness for gold
ambitious sacrificed home comfort aud frien s
for the attainment place pow but who hoard Of
happy of Tanner nimitnblc AmbroyPes
Photographs or Dapueueoypcs exchanging II for money or
from the impulse of save the hoest that are len
fallen humanity, to perpcuae and cement
ndsh ercncs to seal and ratify halowed affection IN"
In the OF oldest In the business
ladies bs any in age) conrmpates while IN tins
mornlzlng mood, wi little satisfaction the hchthn mud
happy that constantly going out from his esab
beautiful and truthful
oi truthful originals to gladden. the
Fahos Muthors the Sisters and Brothers
Lovers and Swcettcarts Of the land
The having aceased his of operators and
having hand fresh aud large supply of materials invites
visit from every Gallery where in ai weatcfr
procured athu Amboype Daguerrootypc and those
sic of themselves win be cordially wei
coined and amply repaid trouble by examining
excellent exhibition of Pictures In addition to our almost I'M
limited of and unique have any quantity
Fashionable Jcwoy such Lockcts, Breast Pins Brace
Fobs Finger Rings 6c, dcsgned 10 contain pie
which will be put in the best sty oi the art
the shortest notice. aud at the most rcasonnc prices of
cpsh only N s TANNER
n. Il side Main st, three doors below Bridge,
July apts Lynchburg, Va
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TuNlE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Commits
business and the purchase Of Wheat the old
he will be pleased TO wal, his friends public
generally. WIN A. MILLER
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uIsG received and for -nir.
- 25O Barrels medium VI. , Mackorc,
100 do Mo-
80 do Large No ;,
30 Half Barrels No. .,
- do do No |
tuai Barrels Ne. L.
loo Kits very choice 40 /,
100 Barrels Cut lrrrings
McpoNAID SPOTTS 4 HARVEY
inly l0lis M % Pearl st. Rlfhmand Va
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, EAKnEHs ~
~ OTHERS LIVING IL THE NlRA ! " 'uldmosi
especially cali Merchants Farmers audothc-
yng country visiting Rrm this sensnutn
Il my large and general assurmento Boots tastD N
Y Slices, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Nalises, MI
x &f. stock has been selected hy A1lI Fj
"~~F myself With great clte suitable for the
Virginia trade aud large portion o Goods having htc
purchased cash self that can hold
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and all IL want as
house North South eithcr by the pacnR
nr dozen which call the attention Of all In want hoy
prices that cannot tl to please by calling
A. ", {. NIL. Manufacturer aud
Dealer n Boots. Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Nascs, &c., wholesale aud retail. No. 1877
sen Ats Main street Richmond. Va
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nun uEAITI.- OU TmECA-M sNsTEW

i ANOIllIN NIOIk OF STNMEK WVOTN--JNO- Y
pIRNIS again thanks his friends
tnd public generally the nn"Nnmped nr trado he has
nnioyod This nongon This nacribcs mainly his syscm
eInp rxclnyry tbsh Il places him ia position oi al
says bny Ing ON hand now aud ehrnp goods
Theoppoio system selling credit Ia alike pcmlcpus
10 Had yncbuR pursued the Cash Sl ucm
all her business operations for thcaI 20 yrnn she wonl
now hay, much higher antc oi prosperity.
The above given FIRE" grah Tor nothing,
hope that brethren in the trade and all other opera
rrUhi hy them
The Stock and articles now opening Ia very
desirable cheap embracing large supply >, White Goods
and. iact most OF tho
In this market For further particulars
sec futnto advertisements. JNo. J, PuiVlS Agt
Is
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ulRANDx n VIM: :

ulRANDN n WINE
ID loHafrpcs Goddard aud Champagne brandy,
~ Iondun Dock
Ia OR. Casks "
$50 baskets Champagne lIcdsiek, of Kcnaud
Frnnrosr importation, Tor salohv
inlv 3i-s EDMOND. DAVENPORT y co
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fuNIE subscbor in retiring from the Of Miller e.
Elan, his thanks for the patronage received At
the hands Of his friends and respectfully socts continuance
of the to the concern of WIN, A Miller.
e 22ts ROBERT S. ELAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

NsOCRNINGs SETTS.-Wc have req eiNcs
Vu something and desirable In the of Mourn
ing Ear Knobs and They what eall nm
good lust such goods take pleasure in offering
who appreciate excellence IN quau
ty and style - .
SILVERTHORN Il Cliff.
iuly 2G IA formerly H. SiNerthorh}
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IANO.-We have on hand some POO tons OF the hml, =
cargo Guano that imported last winter 80 far as
have heard um the purchasers II hps given entire salts
equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad of good effects by noticing SuaM
Hill they pass through the farms u. W lnNall
ESD A Jarrett Esq, II Anderson, Jr, were some of tho
uprchasers OF II. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
" Richmond
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II
,uns lUtsl STABLER 4 JONES.
uuEWWuNGs rsERWsNsss.-vc now in

j Of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES aud LIQUORS,
all kinds which they would call the attention OF their
friends public generally They determined TO sell
Low CASH n puneiuai customers They would call
especial their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA half that Ia said oftrvery farmer would
do well tn give trial mi 3t-dSca
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-27
CAPITOL CHEAP sT0REMl
rECoNoMY AND TAsTE,-n
GRACE,
Ease as1 Elegaaess ~ Cs0hensA.
=. Gf1llln,ll %.

Ct4ooD1o ? 60.
THERE IL NOTHING II more impov.
j. taAes TO this eonnvnity shsa 10 know
where q get, PERFECT FRS, q ssita-
Bic prices, 7. SIMON . o.. flIsd with
Samaritan like philanthropy, woalA ~
rsetisally direct 70 xe !. with Y !. being
to THAR establishments, opposite ID Pot
Office, where the V 'sig''9- sssgss1sa'5 y
r.Amnnn rArsr, Il 4 ~ rrBffr q
,.,:,, =. &. = . s =. !. $.
WI Dc Ioonu ie!, g FIcanced sd plain
DaIaeeS' eng II. pin issoes Ms,sl'ns ana
vfgahdtes3 Muslin. Jaeonst Z Oigandiss
nooss f's nm ana Pflntsd pri,lisntesns ;
s Iamo!les .'nen Lewne--ln snoss every
snlne w TINS long line ssssp4
8NA0HOeoEHlE0s aasig Ns
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no l1ns1Meers = ths f1re Dspnrtanent
OF1A1UNkOUuE.

VI ASAA 4 VAN oVVV0s
A SAGENTS 81 Che Manufacturers, We
~ offer 4 Factory prices india RUB.
Der BETTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Osk tan'd. stitched and csmsnted
Leather Betting.
Description = follows. M
8 ply India Rubber Betting, from 2 10 10
inches a ply India" r9" = IS to 20
Hydrant House. India Rubber to II
inches. Warranted = stand pressure oi rs
lbs. 70 sqr. inch; Locomotive + Fiss En-.
CINE India r. Hose n to 8; warranted To
stand pressure II i7tltsto sqr inch. Pure,
Plain ana Mixed Packing ~ the ID; Oak
Tan'd., 9ticksd, and Cemented Leather
Betting, from . 70 20 inches wide. fi
All orders for the abcvs goods filled d
shoftest notice and fully guafaDteed 81
junl7. BARBER & BENJAMIN.
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ron CHILDREN

A SUPPLY OF WORM LOzENCERS.
q Parents should use these in preference
to any other Drug 87l#'i'li7
Devices Carminstive Balsam, d ways
made fresh, when wanted.
Bogel's Citrate Of Iron Syrup, an excel.
lent and harmless Tonic, for children.
Also, Lactats Of Iron and Manganese
Pastilles. M aa 3
All the above preparations can be safely
administered to children.
You should give them trial. For sale at
june6. BOGELS Drue store,
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Very valsasoe Property fbr sale.

THE large and comfrlodious brick 4AA0n
= building on Lafayette street,
the property Of the late Gas. lnl
TsssfkR, deceased u offered for sale. q,
very reasonable terms The upper part 81
the house han been used ior Hotel and 4
well adapted for this purpose, whilst the
ground floor, affords most desirable lcca.
ton icl stores. Immediate application
should be made to
june1O-tf. ~ L. BONNECAZE. I
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A. w. HYA'fTS,
- ~ tIN GrOCerN,

C6r.X Church . ~ Mlpo1lfe 81.
eNtnE UNDERSIGNED respectfully be4s leave ID
i inform Nh friends Of East And West Bston
Aotge, that, having established himself IN me
0rocery basiness, 10 b prepared TO sell articles
- hts line q cheap % can be obtained a anv
other establishment In town. A complete sltort.
ment " Family Groceries, M1NkN LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, &C., always On hand.
ap. 1e-y. T#g 56 A. N. HYATT.
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Lfnne.

TN ORDER 70 meet the increasing d.
j mand for this tiele,-disrsgardinS en-
olument, the subscnben wsrs indeed 70
order from three sources Tor public con.
vience, they now offer u received per
Maria Dening to-day 400 Bbls CAPS Linz
and assure the public they will continps %
receive $50 BbI monthly. =, sfs
iun14. BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-27

A0Rlc ULTuRAL IMPLEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
~ Cutters; Corn Shelleu; Twig and
Hedge Shears; Hay Knives Sythes Sick
lee, sheaths; Hay Forks; Rakes; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine Briar Hooks ;
Pick Axes; Grind Stone Craaks: Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades;
Shovels; Axes, &c, &c, At
LARGUlER h LANOUE,
msy23. Cor. Lafayette 4 Florida.
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NEW GOODS
At IN philaleipAia Choap otofs /

AZ Sne HAila1olphia Oh0ap UtOfol
THE PUBLfC afe invited to call and ex-
i anime the new assortment Just receiv-
ed a this establishment, consisting VI the
iollowins:i, 8
/ piscs very heavy Plain Black Cros Do
Rhine Silk; 2piscss very handsome Plain
HACK Barrege. A few pstterns Q, Plaid
end Satin Sf,iped ditto. A small assOtt-
meat of vefy handsome Enid. Adkfs,
pmb'd. Collars, sleeves, CLsmisettes and
Worked bands, black lace veils; Flst
Militia kc. -.
In addition u the above, they have n.
esived very large assortment Of Ribbons,
10 Ill colon and widths VI ich will be cold
atsuch prices q will make y the Interest
q Oh wanting these goods to give this e.
Nklishnbent ! call. jansli.
TRE lGA0IO ConH AND COD MILL.
INN MAafo CORN AND cos MIL = sspst-
i iUr 10 any herstefore offered for GRINDING
y:ED sos sIock Inn. ffn y. ssssr esss c,
male Of il win grind slx basheia 81 ane meal
~ hour. Or sjx bsshels oscUyn ami col bs stock
Nd per hsar, with The power 0f 0ae mnls.
5hk MAGIC MILL Was patented III Esptem-
~, leS6, ana y sndcsbssdly superior 70 ail 10
Our srices viii y lssnd to BE- mach lower than
ethst mills Of Interior quality. For sale BY ~
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, ! and Front 1.stse.
New Orleans.
ssys Agent for The Manufacturers.
r The aAeve described MIN can be esen at
the store orr =. PUgkET, Church street, baton
DauS. ne Mill can b Alrnished % ANY handbag
- the river, bstween New Orleans And bayou
Dasa, IT ose-Asight lnslsded. nAy1.iy
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ny the Grand Turk.
TUST received direct from St. Louis ma
y for sale low, ioS CASH.
50 Sacks Corn;
SO Sacks Oats
so do Bran; ~ R
Bacon, Sides and Shoulder. 5gfs
apll9-y H. Y. TOMLTNSON Z Co.
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Fresh sars.(COls.
DORCELAlN Preserve Kettles lsll
! sixes) Family Tea. and Butter Scales !;
hulps patent-impoved conceive b anvil
Nutctacker; Disston's Saw.hacked Butcher
Knives; Mahogany-Zinc rinxed Butter
nliOulds. MONTAN 4 HUGUET.
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Saw and law Rla(lee,

Oovv ana Jaw Bl00eDs
HRQSSCUT, Pit, Pannel, Rip, Tenon,
- Steel and brass hack Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sises and the most Of them Of
Spear 4 Jackson's" make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store Of
jan25-y. LARou.kR 4 LANouE.
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Family Groos7issi
A GOOD supply on hand, to which [
IA would solicit the attention of nv old
friends-new ditto. Terms and pri. q d
moderate % any. JOSHUA BxAL.
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mr.. G. w. DEARIN g, ofEers his pro-
~ Sessional services - the public. Resldsnoe
and Oflcs Oh Main, between chuEsh sne North
Street. nay 10y:
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
Origin and Destiny.
SOMETHING OF LIFE,

Among those who aspircd to the
hand otLaura Woodville, was a young
man named Percival, whose father,
poor day-laborer, had, by self-denial
thro' many years, succeeded in giving
him an education beyond what was
usually acquired at that time by those
in the lower walks oflife. When six
teen years of age, an attorney of some
eminence, who perceived in the lad
more than ordinary ability, took him
into his office, and raised him to the
profession of the law. At the time of
which we write, Percival, who was
twenty-five years old, had already
gained some reputation at the bar,
having conducted to a successful issue
several very important cases.
MIR. Woodville, to the hand of whose
daughter, as has just been said. Perci-
val aspired, was a merchant in rather
reduced circumstances, but connected
with certain families more distinguish
ed for aristocratic pride than virtue.
This connection was more valued in
consequence of the loss of wealth
through the disasters in trade. and the
inability to keep up those external ap-
pearances which dazzle the multitude
and extort an homage that is grateful
to weak minds.
Laura, a beautiful and highly &C
complished girl, was a favorite in all
circles; and there We're many among
the wealthy and fashionable who, for
her personal attractions alone, were
ready to approach and offer the hom-
age Sincere affection. Among these
was a young man named Allison,
whose family had, in the eyes of Mr..
Woodville, everything to rendera mar
riage connection desirable. But Lau-
ra never encouraged his advances in
the least; for she felt for him strong
internal repulsion He was wealthy,
accomplished, attractive in person.
and connected, both on his fathers and
mothers side, with some of the oldest,
and SO called "best families in the
State" These, however, were not, in
her eyes, attractions sufficiently strong
to induce her to overlook qualities Of
the heart. Already in her contact
with the world had she been made to
tteel its hollowness and selfish cruelty.
For something more than mere fash
lonable Establishments had her heart
begun to yearn. She felt that true
and virtuous friend was a treasure be-
yond all price.
While this state of mind was in pro-
gress, Laura met Henry Percival. A
mutual regard was soon developed,
which increased until it became a
deep and sincere affection. In the
meantime Allison, confident from his
position, became holder in his advan-
ces, and as a preliminary step, gave
Woodville intimation of his Views
The old merchant heard him gladly
and yielded full prosecution of his
suit. But perceiving what was in the
mind OF the youngman, Laura shrunk
from him, and met all his advances
with chilling reserve that was not
for an instant to be misunderstood
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
WINCHESTER TENN SATURDAY, MARCH

| Wv ~ '''b'A's 'iit 90 nv Ii'l' DIltulNN IL
carefully and weighed with due dclib-
Grafton all the evidence which. had APP
peared, he was satisfied that he could
show why the prosecution should not
obtain favorable decision.
In surprise Mr.. WoodviIe bent for
ward to listen. The lawyer was tall
in person, dignilied in manner, and
spoke with a peculiar musical intona-
ton and eloquent flow Of language
that marked him as possessing both
talents and education Of a high order.
In a few minutes he was perfectly alb
sorbed in his argument. 1t was clear
and strong in every part, and tore into
very tattcrs the subtle chain of rca-
soning presented ythe opposing coun-
sci. For an hour he occupied the at
tention Of the court. On closing his
speech he immediately retired. The
decision was in Mr.. Woodyille'S IA
vOr.
"Who is that?' he asked, turning to
a gentleman who sat beside him. as
the strange advocate left the floor.
The man looked at him in surprise.
"Not know him." said he.
Mr.. Woodville shook his head.
Ills name is Percival."
Mr.. Woodville turned his face part
ly away to conceal the sudden flush
that Went over it. After the decision
in his favor had been given, and he had
returned home, wondering at what had
just occurred, he sat musing alone,
when there came a light tapping, as
| if from the hand of a child, at the door.
| Opening it he found a boy there not
over five or six years Of age, with gol-
den hair falling over his shoulders, and
bright blue eyes raised to his own.
"Grandpa," said the child, looking
earnestly into his face.
For a moment the old man stood
and trembled. Thea STOPPING down,
he took the child in his arms, and hug
gcd it with a sudden emotion to his
heart. while the long-scaled fountain
Of his feelings gushcd forth again, and
tears came from the lids that were
tightly shut to repreSs them.
Father" The eyes We're quickly
Enclosed; there was now another pres
cnt.
my child" came trembling from his
lips, and Laura flung herself in his
arms.
How changed to the eyes of Mr..
WooodvilIe was all. after this! When
he met Mr.. Percival he was even more
surprised than in the court room at his
manly dignity Of character; his refine
ment and enlarged intelligence. And
when he went abroad, and perceived
what he never before allowed himself
to see, the high estimation in which
he was held by all the c, immunity. he
was still further affected with won.
der.
In less than a year after this recon,
citation, Mr.. Pcrciyal was chosen to Z
high Office inthe State; and within thai
time Mr.. Allison was detected in 6
criminal conspiracy to delraud, ant
left the commonwealth to escape pun
ishment.
So much for origin and Destiny
Laura was right: It concerns q mai
den far more to know whittier her low
er is going than whence he came; loI
she has to journey with him in the for
mcr and not the latter way.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
Loves Young Dream.
EY THOMAS MOORE.

Ky THOMAS MOORE.
Oh i! the days are gone, when Beauty bright
My hearts chain wovc;
When my dream Of life, from morn till night
Was love, still love.
New hope may bloom,
And days may come,
Of mider, calmer beam,
But there's nothing half so sweet in life
As loves young dream.
Tho the bard to purer fame may soar,
When wild youths past;
Tho he win the wise. who frown'd before,
To smile at last
He'll never meet
A joy so sweet,
In all his noon of fame,
As when first he sung to woman's car
His soul-fell flame,
And, at every close, she blushd to hear
The one lov'd name.
No,-that halow'd form is ne'er forgot
Which first love tracd;
Still it lingering haunts the grcenest spot
On memory's waste.
Twas odour fed
As soon as shed;
Twas mornings winged dream;
Twas light that ne'er can shine again
On life's dull stream;
Oh! twas light that meier can shine again
On life's dull stream.
If you would have your children bt
come good and great, set them An c'
.,,,,1n