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Coon TAsTE.-Our purity of taste is best
tested by its universality. for if we can only
admire this thing or that, we may be sure
that our cause for liking is Of false and e.
mite nature. But if we can perceive beauty
in everything of Gods doing, we may agree
that VIC have reached tho true perception OF
its universal laws. Hence false taste may
be known by its fastidiousness, by its demands
of pomp, splendor and unusual combination,
by its enjoyment only Of particular styles
and modes Of things and by its pride also,
for it is forever meddling, mending accumu-
ating, and selfexulting; its eye is always
upon itself, and it tests all things around it
by the way they fit it. But true taste is
forever growing, learning, reading, worship.
ping, laying its hand upon its mouth because
it is astonished, casting its shoes from off its
feet, because it finds all ground holy, lament
ing over itself, and testing itself by The way
it fits things.
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Umbrellas and ParasOIs !
pATgMT
AMBEsOTYPES!
. aguerreotvpes on Glass

THE subscriber havns Obtained the right for Montpelier
and vicinity, is now prepared to take these beautiful
and never changing pictures In glass; at his daguerrean
stand; over Ellis & Bancroll's Store,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
The An of AmbroyPlng has very recently been brought
high degree Of perfection by Mr. Cutting, the inven
tor, who has secured patent for foueenyearf France
Great britain ami the United States. These Pctues
taken the best Plate Glass which another glass Is
mened thus retaining their brancy b' ages, and so
beautiful In TIME, bald and clear in effect, that they
uni 'esaly admired, and are lupdy taking the pace Of
Oaguerre0types.
Amboiypes be taken equally well upon the smallest
miniature up TO the full life size, and in much less time sill
ing necessary for good Daguerrectype. They can be
any ightas well engavings, or any pal pic.
nres under glass; and hence suitable for large pie
lures To he hung in frames They reversed, but
seen In the natural position Of the sitter.
Dagnerre' types be copied in this permanent style,
Ind enlarged To amy size. The darkest dampest wealth
equally favorable for this process with the faest and
dryest a. is rarely necessary sit half minute in the
darkest day.
9~TPrices vui ing from $40 to $500
The public invited 10 call aud examine specimens.
Montpelier July %, 1856 8. o. HERsEY
N. B-The subscriber would respectfully inform the pnb
lie that he still continues Daguereoyping in the hghes
perfection Of the art and all lis various styles.
IN y. O. HERSEY
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SILENcE.-Tkere are three kinds of silence
The silence OF peace and joy; the silence of
submission and resignation and the silence
OF desolation and despair. Lovely are those
who delight in the first; miserable are those
who are driven to the second; aud most
wretched and miserable all those who ar,
doomed to the last. Domitian made soil.
tude and called it peace.
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Natures Best interpreters.

Biris are mute Natures best interpreters;
Deep read are they In all her mysteries.
Ere seer or wizard Summers flight describes,
She's incurred in silence by these worshippors
Ere from the yellow woods a leaf yet stirs,
They see grim Winter gathering in the skies
And mute no more, with instinct that meier errs,
They sing meek Autumn's dirge before she dies.
Ha-k the wood-pigeon how she mouroful COOS,
Albeit no urchin now disturbs her nest
How the sweet robins tenderness transfuss
Into those notes which warmed Springs ftful CLEAN
How through the sky the curew walls distressed
And bark at night the bttern's hollow scream
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Che Gorial Circle.
/" The Throne of Grace"

Prayer is the very lie of genuine religion.
1t relieves, sancti6es and enriches the soul;
fits it for the thankful reception of the bless.
iDgs of heaven; and prepares us at once for
the duties, the conflicts and varied changes
Of the present life, and for holy fellowship
with God in that which is to come.
The throne to which we are invited upon
earth is denominated throne Of grace
Had it been throne of glory, or throne of
Judgment, we might have been filed with
alarming fear, and with savish dread. But
asst is throne of grace, VIC may approach
it with !composure and confidence. This Ian.
guage has reference to the temple SERVICE
In that service God is represented as seated
in the most holy place in the mercy scat, and
the high priest approached that seat with the
blood OF the atonement, to make intercession
for the people, and to plead for pardon
That scene was embematic Of heaven. God
is seated on throne Of mercy. Through
the blood Of Christ that throne is accessible
to all. From this throne God is willing to
dispense mercy. This is what we want 6rst.
We need pardon as the first thing when we
come to God. We are guilty and self.con.
demned, and our first cry should be for mer.
ey-mercy. And when We have received
pardon, we need grace to keep us from sin,
to aid us in duty, and to preserve us in the
day of temptation. Now this grace is to DO
found at the throne Of grace. And to obtain
it we are invited to come boldly, that is, with
freedom, confidence, Or liberty of speech, in
opposition to the fear and trembling of the
Jewish high priest Everything in Gods
name, character, Word, promises, is fitted to
inspire the soul of the true penitent and be-
lever with bis holy boldness. The infinite
grace of God is promised to us, to help us in
time Of need. And when is it not time of
need with the believer? He needs grace
every monent, and hour, and day, and year
of his life He needs it at home and abroad;
in private and in public; on the Sabbath and
the week day ]; in purchasing and merchant
izing; in all forms of business, and under all
circumstances. His feeling is 49,
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TO DEALERS Nv
Boots. shoes and ssUbhers.

4 III EN-, WESTON & CO., a; the old stand Of J. A. Es
II tabrook, corner Of Merchants Row and North street,
have hand aud constantly receiving direct from the
manufacturers, me, nj assortment OF Iadcs' Gents
aud Chdren's Boots, Shoes and RHhbris which ARE well
adapted IL The New England trade. Persons finding with
being DESTROYS {" repenlshlng their size. can do so Al,
the duzen prices Our buintss will be cond ted on the
cash >ySi III, thai persons who buy If will not be
compelled TO co"trbnle towards paying the old debts IT
Those who sell credit.
Dealc. in Boots and Shoes pie call and examine our
stock aud prices hetne purchaiing elsewhere
ALDEN, WESTON & co,
Curner Merchants Pow and North street
QDir"clly opposite Oak IIall)
RostOn, June Is, 1856 Coma
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Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
81 Attest, SAMUEL MERRIAM. Judge.
Anna BOweM's E>tate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
l able Probal Count for the District of Bradford
Commissioners receive, examine, and ADJUST all claims
aud demands all persons against The Estate OF Anna
Bowen late Of Tupsm, in said District decreased, repre-
scented olven aud the If six munths from the l3h
day Of May, 1856, beng allowed by said Court toihe
creditors said deceased. To exhibit and prove their re
specive claims before usgve notice that will attend
to the duesof sTponnlrnt at The dwelling house u
Wili m iowenin Fbam, IA said District, on the l2'i
day OF November next 10 u'cck in the forenoon, on
said day. ROSWELL VI. BILL, Com,,s
JOHN DICkEY, '"'
TUpshln, Juiy 10Th A. d. 1856, I'll
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Buy me and I'II Do yoa Goodi
DR.. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Jaundice Bitiers.

COMPOSED of the lie. Roots Herbs and Banks in the
world in such manner to act directly upon the
seat OF disease This Is the best medicine ever
for the cure Of Bilious Diseases and Liver Complaints
and may therefore he used the best preventive anu
remedy for that affective scourge, Fever and Ague They
also cute and eradicate from the system Jaundee in s
worst forms, Cos veness, Dyspepsia liumors OF tho
Blood and skim Indigestion, Headache Dizziness Piles
Heartburn, Weakness, Pain In the Side and Bow els,
Langnor Fatulency, Loss Of Appetite and all kindred
complaints caused by dsordered stomach a. bad blood
to which all are more less subject sprinc and sumt
mer. They will cleanse, purify heal strength en- regu-
late build up aad keep in order The whole system In
word, they always do good-try them.
Office SO Union street, Boston. sold by all aers In
medicine everywhere Fred. E. Smith aud d. o. Tyler
Wholesale gents. I4mG
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Softly Falls the Rain.

A SONG FOR SUMMER.

by MRS. NOODLE.
Softly, softly, falls the rain,
The trees stretch out their arms Of green
The very grass is upward springing,
The little birds in concert singing,
A welcome to the weltering sheen
Trilling In notes Oh Joy again,
A blessing on the summer rain.
The hot dry earth all silent lies,
And opens wide her russell vest,
The precious draught in rapture drinking,
As drop by drop the shower is sinking,
Like Jewels on her swar.hy breast
And looks her blessing to the skies,
Like faith in holy ecstacies.
Each little flower lifts up Its head,
A star amid the spanged grass,
No more beneath the hot wind fainting,
But fresh again from natures painting,
To catch the showers that lightly pass,
Breathing from petals scared and dead
Incense by love and beauty fed.
The wrsthlal winds are laid to sleep,
The shallow brook no longer gricves;
But pauses in its downward flowing,
To sing beneath yon trees ere going,
A filing strain to dewy leaves
And nature in that hush so deep,
Smilos while the skies above her weep.
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A cheerful temper, Joined with innocence,
will make beauty attractive, knowledge de.
lightful, and wit good-natured. It will
tighten sickness. poverty. and affection; 70.
vert Ignorance into an amiable simplicity, ard
render deformity itself agreeable.--Addison.
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PhiliD p. OelanO's Estate.

STATE az VERMONT Al Probate Court, holden III
LAMoiLLg nI.rmcr -. he Probate ohce, IN '"hhsoh'
In said District, july Is 1885,: , ,
d A. SAVAGE, Administrator on the Estate o. Philip
IL. l'eauo late of ewe, in sad District, Gereasen
makes his application in wiring TO the Court, settling TORN
thai tie said deceased was in his life time, seized !" Get
tain eai Estate situated in the town of Stowe, ard that
would h beneficial to the Estate to have he same 1o,h
deceased situate in -ald tuan al st"wr;
Whrr-upon it is by tnr Court ord d that hearing
ul,n said application b. bad at the Probate Once IL
Jnhnsun IN he day If August next, aud that notice To
alt r.uis Interested be given by publishing he substance
Of said application together with copy Of tue order Of
notice thereon three weeks successiv y in the Green
said time of beauns in order that they may appear ana
show cause any They have why such License ought not
IL be granted. By the Court,
Arrest SAMUEL MERRIAM Judge.
of ReroFd
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proba+e Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts within and for
wAsmssros Dsrncr S. the District, Aforesaid VIII re
held at the Probate once in Montpelier, on Tuesday OF eacn
week, during the year. o,, cu,av Id.
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KID GLOVE CLEANER.

XIII GLOF X CLEA MEX.
An important discovery to the understanding
EL'ire, n,w Just Imported.
JouvEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for Instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the slight
est snell Rub small portion he glove, and the dirt
Instantly disappcarscan be immediately afterwards
One boe is warranted To clean my pairs gloves
Price 80 cents Try il before buying. All The agents are
presented with an pen bottle IL prove us operatIun
Agents coming money by the precedenad demand
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY Il CO.,
y9yl Wholesale Storr, No. 500 Broadway, New York.
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Prnhafe Notice.

THE Probate Courts for rhr District Of m"s, WI DC
bate Office in IoboSu IN The Isl SATURDAY, IN Januay
and on the 1T Saturdays Of each months thereafter
Al the OtflrA If Phanls t;eed.n Mrfsvie, on tne ls
Monday III February and M the Isl monaays"i cue"
months ther-afi,r through the year ,,,,,, la,
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PROFESSOR NORRIS
German Flv Paper.

lug yins they may come in contact wh after leav ug
The paper possesses great advantage over all 9th
posous, Ia its being liable To tie mistaken thus pre-
venting seIinu. accidents which are Of almost daily
occurrence II can he hung The walls 1t loom, or III
the window. al the II ebirei--although little
fear need be unprecedented ot it, niufing them.
Full directions sheet Retail price, six cents per
sheet
BURR, FOSTER K CO., Corahll, Boston, General
Agents lUithe New Enganp Sides and British Provinces.
to whom ali orders should b. addressed "a ms
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Il. w. SABIN, NJ. ID.

Auburn. N. Y, June 10, 1855.
We, the undersigned, have received the formula fnr
preparing BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND" and as
far have testrd can recommend its neral nsr aS
Il tonic and Alternative Medicine, Ia REMOVE INITIATED
llUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted IL
Female suffering fum LeuccrhGa, (Vhites and 10 those
whose constitutions are enerbled from nterted Fever
JOSEPH N. MORRIS, NJ d,
LANSlNGH BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
At. TABER, NJ. u.
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Hon. D L. DODGE, OF Auburn, n. y, and late meu,he
Of State Legislature and OF The most accompll' he'd
Physicians nd Chemists of country after giving tis
medicine his personal observation, is destined
supesede all q lid preparations tor the cure Of Chronic
diSpases,n
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BACH'S
A M T. h &c A n
COMPOUND.
THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of
the People Of Vermont 10 the claims Of

THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of
the People Of Vermont, 10 the claims Of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As of the best preparations before the puDc for the
relief and cure of the following complains:-
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throats, Calonel
Nipples .Mercmial Tdints, Fever Sores, Scrof
uia liberation of The Lungs and Stomach, oil
Nervous Complaints, Female Werkness and r.
reguiariiies. FTuor .Mbus for Hhies) Coughs
arising from an hritaied Throat P,ies, Veal
Stomachs-in fact, IN any case q
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, or IMPURE BLOOD
USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn where this medicine is prepared
and the Prorrefors esde large list OF the most rtilble
and respectable pro- of its efficacy have been furnished
in its favor by the voluntary prompting of those who
have been relieved and cured of long standing aud ex
lreney aggravated affections of the above Complaints
fom greatin desire to spread its knowledge, and pro
mole the good of others who may be similarly ai cted
Its Influence has been peculiarly happy IN all cases
Bronchial and Throat affections, from slight to Chon
Infamatons and UlceratiOns. Also, in some very mark
cd Of Female Weakness and Irregularities, anf
many other complaints enumerated above
We have also strong of this character in ouI
State in which IL has been used with wonderful sue
cess, where years resorts to many other remedies have
failed to afford relief. Its ingredients, anong which is II
compound fluid extract of
"BEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition such render II perfectly saie and
harmless requiring the else OF especial ~ re
gar to the habits Of the individually beyond that ordl mari
ly necessary.
From personal knowledge Of these facts do not hes
itae 10 say 10 all who are in any way afflicted with Bod
ly Weakness, Debility, inflammation, Impure or Sluggish
Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is in the strongest assurance Relief and
Cure
FRED g. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the Stale of Vermont
To whom all orders should be addressed.
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A man of sense will never swear. The
least pardonable of all vices to which the
folly or cupidity Of man is addicted is pro-
family.
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POT'ICEsONFANUE,

EiE new and beau fn OF oTnaenling the simplest
Glass Vessel to resemble the FISEsr PAyrED CHINA
BIT Co,r, il crtang an inua. nse excite
ment. Ladies and Gentlemen alike fascinated with
this delightful 'ccuHoa. cha tie and ee CANT anuse.
intni for Children and Schools. encouraging taste for
grace in design and harmony the of colos.
he whole ari Can br perfectly acquired in hnlf hour
Book # instruction separately, 81. Boxes, continuing
Vases Book and evy article required S. sent by express
CONTENT, NEARY CO.. Wholesale sto'e,
5'2 Broadway, New York.
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CERTIFiCA TIES.

Inp Ortant from DR.. Il. W. sabfh, OF NOches-
ter, New York.
December !, 1855
This may certify that have made trial Of " BACL'S
AMERICAN COMPOUND" in Of severe Bronchial
Affection and long standing irritation of the mucus coat
of the imentary hack BY the use Of two bottles Of the
above Com pound it IS thought permanent cure was IF
fecied. have sren its wonderful effects in decided
case of Scroiua Con umptinn, where the patient was
thou ght to he beyond creaer taking few bottles Of
the American Compound, is now thought 10 be ont of
ger and nearly we'll From what Il av seen of the
effect If The Compound, sh uld certainly recommend Its
use In such as above named.
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80 TO grace how great a debtor
Daily I'm constrained 10 be. ~

Well II is joyful thought that we can
always obtain this grace. God delights to
bestow it. He gave it abundantly and Free
ly.. Why, then, should we not oil 20 to him
aud receive it, and become wiser, and purer,
and stronger, and more faithful, and active,
and esie;ent---Congv egationoliw. :
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II0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT


The Grand Entern0i Remedy.
ny the aid f a microscope, we millions of little
- openings on he surface Of our bodies. Through these
this Ointment when ribbed the skin is carried to any
ryan ar inward part. Diseases of The Kidneys disorders
uf the liver, afcc ions Of the heart, inflammation of the
lungs ashns, Coughs and colds by It's meanse efc
inaly cured Every housewife knows Tint salt passes
freely through hone or meat Of any thickness Thi heal
iug Ointment far readily penatrates through any
bone or neshy part {" the living body curing The most dan
geros Inward complaints that cannot he reached other
means.
ErysipcfdS, Salt Rheum, Scorbutic Hum0rs
80 remedy has done much for the cure of di4ea
ses OF Inc skin. whatever form they may this
oih'mtm. N" case of sat rhenn scurvy, .or lirads,
scfotiia erysiihls, can long withstand It's influence.
me inventor has travelled over many parts ,f The q lobe
visiting The principal hospitals, Dispensing this Oinm ant
giving advice as tu its appli can and has thus been the
means II restoring countless RUNNERS 10 health.
Sore Lrgs, Sore Breasts, Wounds g. Ulcer.
Some OF scientific surgeons now rely solely on
The use ct thus wonderful Uinmeul when having cope
with The wort ases Of sores, wounds ulcers ganduiar
swtIiIng>, and minors. Professor Holloway has by
maud OF The Al led Government, despatched the hospi
tails OF the East large shipments Of this Ointment, be
used under HE direction Of the Medical staff, IN the worst
cases Of wounds. 1t will any ulcer, sanduar swell
ng Stiffness or contraction of the joints, OF twenty
years standing.
Piles and Fstuids
Theseand othcr similar distressing complaint, can be
ehtctually cure if The Ointment BE- We'll rubbed the
parts Affected al ny horwice fJJwi the printeI d
tOe''oH ticH POT.
Both The Ointment and Pills should be used in
the folio,cine cases:
BnnlOns Lumhago Sore Legs Scalds
Bulu., Mercual Sore Breasts SweiIcd Glands
ChaPped Erupjinns Sore Heads Stiff JOINTS
Hands rIle Sore Ilrous Ulcers
Chilbtuns, rheumatism Sores II all Venereal Sores
FitsuIas Salt Rheum kinds Wounds If att
GUut skin Diseases, SpraIns kinds
Sold AT the manufactures Of Professor Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, Hew York. and a4i Strand, London, by Il
respectable Druggist AMI Dealers in Medicine Iroi shOdt
the United States, and the civilized world, pots, IS
cents, IS cents, aHd 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taking the larg sizes
N Is. Directions for the guriance of patients in every
disorder are Affixed {" each pot. 52yeop
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The ordinary employment o. arti6ce is the
mark Of petty bind.
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Vermont g. Canada Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Northern, Western, British and
United States Mail Route.

OAlICu OCdCGS MAIL hOuC6.
Trains Going North.
M ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White River
WI Junction with tiains from Boston. and Springfield
same day and f,m New York the day previous 90
leaves Winds'r at rs connects Burlington itl Steam
ers On Lake Champlain for Saratoga, at Rouses Point
with train for Montreal the P. NJ and morn.
ing whhtmin that arrives nj UGDESsBURGH in time TO
meet with he STEAMERS Of the American and Great
Western Road Express Lines for Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Hamilton, Chicago AMI the West
Accommodation Train connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with Trains thai leave Boston ut II o.
and New rk ut $40 AM. same morning, stops over
night ut Norhfpld, leaves at 7iD A.M connects at Bur
lingtnn with Lake Champain Steamers and Rutland
Road and At Rouses Point with trains fur Mnutreal ard
Ogdensbhrg arriving in time to take the American line of
STEAMBOATS, for he West, same evening.
Trains GOingSouth.
Mail Train connects at Roses Puin with train from
0CDEssBuRcH night before and from Malone and Mox
rREaL Tie same morning, al Whit River Junction with
trims for It Jrhnsbury, and the WHITE FRAScuNIA
MOUNTAINS same dav also, with Northern N. Il Road for
Bsau wc &C., arriving ut those places early by
any other route also, connects Windsor with train for
Bellows Falls. Fhchhutgh, Springfield and arrive in
New York same evening, aud ut Burlington with steum
rrs on Lake ChampIain. Leave Ruuses Point 40 NJ,
ST. Abars 43 An, Burlington 9l5 M, Montpelier
HOGAN.
Accommodation Train connects at Runses Point with
trains from Ogdensburgh and Montreal stops over night
aims arriving in Boston al 90 and New York at
Arm.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit Chica andthe West for
sale at the principal Stations.
r, sHERBURNE, SUIT
Northdeld, May / 1886.
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lloetteal,
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman
You and Me.
NJ 8. T. NORWAY.

NJ ). 7. NORWAY.
Iwrste thy name upon the sands,
And watched the pebbly scroll;
Till kissed away by others hands
The waves caressing roll.
A sigh escaped, a tear dropped low;
One mingling with the breess-
The tear amid the waters flow,
That washed away the trace.
They passed away-borne DER the lee,
The name, the sigh, the tear
And thus upon life's brighter sea.
Our barque hoped to steer.
psnned once again thy name,
Below 1t penned mine own;
The ruthless, needless waves swept on
And oue--but one, was gone.
Thus on life's shore see you stand,
While on my barque is tossed
There thou thy footstep on the sand
And iife's ocean crossed.
Torway Void, July, 1855.
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Faithfulness in duty gives checrfuluess Of
MD@.