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Markrts.


ASHES-Pats continue quite scarce, aud finn, with
p s at 80 81 per %. PcaTls are iu very limited de-
iulnd and selling az 3-S "a -, in small lots.
CORN ENCHANGE-Oats are quite firm, with COM
rauuvcy light receipts aud stock materially reduced
alps VI Northern and Canada, extent az So a
S3c per b and subsequently sales Of 500 bushels Soc
bud uow hold M 5j a j6r per hu.
PRONisiONS-huttrri be- firm, with but a small stock
larcnary Of choice The sales have been % pc
1r good and choice and 10 "a for poor very fair quail
iv Chose isvery and firm. with sales Of common
Rnd good at ~ 10 i2 per d. dairy OF 1900 lbs. sell
Ding lt the latter rate.
WOOI-tlcece Wool has been in fsir demand, and
price remain about the last reported. The sales
81 he week have been 10000 Tbs. az quoted sales
lhe stock Of fleece Wool Boa, become ,cr, much
dueod estimated NOT 20 exceed 2lOol lbs hut higher
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TOHN STEARNS JR'S.. ESTATE
~ STATE or NFHNoNT. Washington District IS.
Ia Probate Court, holden az Montpelier. FOO said dis
trct, on the oath day Of February, A. D., 1877.
Mrs Abigail II. Stearus Administrative the estate
Of John Stearns Jr late Of Waterbury, In said district
deceased, makes application said Court Toy extern
Of the time heretofore allowed her pay the debts
due from said estate aud rcudcr her administration
until future day Whcreup1n, 10 is ordered
by said Court that said application De heard She Pro-
hate Office, in Montpelier on the 3lst DAY OF March,
1857 aud, further ordered. that notice bee given %
an persons concerned by the publication Of this order iu
t1c VI. Waterman a. State Journal printed 90 Montpc
ier, three weeks successfully, before said hearing.
BY the court
30 Attest T. r. MERRILL, Register.
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INDIAN REMEDIES

The sick, and al interested In the Natural
or Indian system Of medicine, should remem-
her that the only place where the genuine
scientific Indian treatment be obtained,
is at the
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. SO Bromfeld Street, Boston.
DIR. u. GREEN, Superintendent Is a Sci
cnthc Physician, and has Travelled much
and has spent much time among the Indians
themselves, and therefore knows BY actual
experience their mode Of practice. The
great success which has attended his practice
ir the last twenty years. has induced others 10 style
themselves Indian Doctors" saying they gave recipes
Whlch come from the Indians, &C. but the sick shou
be thus cheated, for the Indian System Of Medicine and
ms pecuhares only be learned by actual experience
WIN the indians themselves, and It's full value can only
be brought out and APPLIED by the scientific attanmens
civilized society.
THE n f. INDIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY
Was formed TO protect nvads from imposition In the
practice OF the Indian System Of Medicine and 10 sup
ply them with the GENuINE Indian remedies.
we WILL in this Connection mention a few Of the In
dian remedies prepared by Dr. X. GREENE at this es-
Enlistment.
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4 CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkEr.-March 25
By Telegraph 20 tie W1fciman g Journal
Al Market, 500 Cattle, $50 Bceyes aud 40 Stores
consisting Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and
Three years olds.
PRICES
Beef extra. $3.50 a 9.75 Working Oxen, $50 "a Us
" first quail. 500 8 25 Cows a. Calves, 80 o.
' Sec. 7.2j 7,5o Ycariings,
third 600 6,25 Two years Odds, 35 ~
" ORDINARY $50 Three " 40 a IS
4 Sheep and Lamhs.-At Market, 400. Prices
D. Lots, 400 $50 Extra a select 600 1000
REMARKS.
The market is wen stocked with cattle and but few
buyers which IN connection with large number Of cattle
81 Brighton caused depression 10 prices Of % 20 SOC
per No change in prices Of sheep from last week.
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n OTICE-Whereas, my son, George
y Tnkam, minor, has left me without nv consent
this is forbid all persons from harboring OF trusting
him my account as ! shall pay debts Of his con-
tracing after this date, but shall claim his earnings
HENRY TlNkAM.
East MontpeIier March 81 1851 329w
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STATE OF VERMONT.-WAsn1vorox

- DISTRICT, IS.
At Probate Court, holden 90 the Probate Office in
Montpelier within and for said District, the l7th day
OF March, A. ID. 1857.
An Instrument. purportng 20 be the last will and tes
lament OF Lucius bingham, late of Warren, IN said
District deceascd being presented TO the court here
hy philander Hford the executor therein named for
Probate II is ordered By said court, that an persons
concerned therein be notified appear a session Of
said court 10 be holden the Probate Office iu Mont
peiicr the 9Th day Of April 1871 and show cause
81 any they may have against the Probate OF said viii
for which purpose il is further ordered that copy Of the
record Of this order be published three weeks successfully
in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed az
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
\ true copy of Record,
3l.3w Attest, L. II. MERRILL, Register
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ro TILE FRIENDS OLE FREEDOM.

The undersigned whose individual means exceed
nely limited when he first engaged In the struggle for
Liberty in Kansas being now stun more destitute ana no
less anxious than in time past continue his efforts to
sustain that cause is induced 10 make this earnest APP
peal to the Friends Of Freedom throughout the United
States in the firm belief that his call will not unheed-
cd | ask all honest lovers Of Libcrfy and Human
R0hfs. both male ami female TO hold up my hands by
contributions Of pecunary aid, either counties, cities,
towns, villages, societies. churches or individuals.
will cndeavor 10 make judicious and faithful appli-
cation Of all such means as ! may be supplied with.
Contributions may be sent in drafts 70 w II. d. CAL.
trNprH Cashier State Bank, Hartford Ct II is my in
tcuon 20 visit as many places as can during my stay
in the States, provided am first informed Of the dispo-
sdon Of the inhabitants 70 aid me ~ my cNort as we'll
as 90 receive my visit Information may be communi-
Gated to (carc Of Massasoit House, Springfield,
Mass. VIII editors OF newspapers friendly TO the cause
kindly second the measure, and also give this half
dozen Insertions VIII either gentlemen ladies, or
both who love the cause volunteer 10 take up the bust
ness II is with hfe sqcifce Of personal feeling that
l appear in this manner before the public. -.
JOHN BROWN.
LAwnENcr Sept "a, 1856.
w Deqr SIR - take take this opportunity to cx-
press you my sincere qualification that the late report
that you among the killed at the battle Of OsaWato-
mic. Is Incorrect.
Your course so far as have been informed, has been
seh 10 merit the highest praise from every patriot and
cheerfly accord 10 YOU my heartfelt thanks for your
prompt efficient and timely action against the invaders
Of our rights and Che murderers OF our ciuzens Ills,
tory will give YOUR proud place on her pages, and
poscry will pay homage 70 your heroism in the cause
OF God and Humanity.
and serve "dudng the war; ,hc you have done
much sustain and with earnest prayers for your health
and protection from the shafts Of Death that thcy
bcsct your path, subscribe myself
Very respectfully,
Your Obt Servant,
C.. ROBINSON.
CAPT. JoHN BnowN:
M on Friad You did not need to show me letters
from GOV. CHASE and Gov. R0HiNsoN, 10 let me know
who and what YOU are. have known you many years.
and have highly esteemed You as long as have known
you. know your unshnnkius bravery, your self ,aer-
hcng bcnctolcncc your devotion TO the ~ Free
dom, and have long known thcu.
May Heaven preserve your life and hcalth and pros
per y1uI noble purposes.
Your Friend,
GERRG1 SMITH
Pctcrboro Dec 3D. 1856
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NON EXPLOSIVE BURN
~ ELL-Ln :. q AlnuI.A-E

i-NN r IL ~ 81 iANiiitNt o..
This most valuable discovery Of Mr.. Grcenough Of
BOSTON, renders al Burning Fluids and Camphcnc pcr-
icoty free from all danger Of elpbsiots Having pur
chased the right 90 mluuflcturc aud se this Nou-Ex
posi,c Fluid. ana happy 20 announce 90 the people OF
Montpelier and Vicinity that they obtain ts safe
Article M e prie o, the old and dangerous kinds
H Doe used in any OF the old style Fluid and
Camphcno Lamps. Sold only hy
PRED. T.. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier
NrgErABLE PrLMoNARy BAGsAN, for Aftcaoas Of
The Ihroqf, LtugF and chest
The expression Of opinion Of AIruru Grup. VI. d..
Boston Mass .-" Having prescribed thc Vegetable Pull
mpuary Btlsam n many Lung complaints, with uniform
success, can with confidence recommend its for an
those affections for which it is offered remedy"
JoHN A. BUURY, NJ d.. of Saco, Ne, says-'' During
practice ~ frcHfy yerfs, have used all Che pop
uar remedies Tor Coughs and wc satisfied that your
Iec'11tt Pulmonary Hlisan is bfst, and hope II will
be better known and moro generally usod.'
Inquire for 10 hy its whole namc, and take other
Reed, Cutler Coz Druggists, Boston, Propuct1rs.-
Prices 80 cents lud -l.u1.
sold in Montpelier by l.. T. PIERCE and FRED F..
SMITH. 2gNAl
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From the Editor Of the "Daily Gazette" Elmira y. y I
:. EIECTRIC OIL" AND DIR. SMITH.

II TlIIN T INTN VIII NlNU IITNs ON T IT.
\ II all we have seen IN the papers be true, land
We have doubt Of il, because personally
quaincd with several " the parties, whose opinions
Riven,) then Dr. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made Nh
most important medical discovery ever heard Of for the
cure II all kinds Of severe pain, and We know eminent
houses that buy $1,000 worth time great has the
demand become for this Electric Oil We hear of
swood limbs reduced ia two hours; Of piles cured in
two weeks, headache and toothachc IN ten minutes Of
rheumatism in day, and paray n three weeks.
No ordinary treatment can accomplish such results
This Oihas been tested by medical men aud approved by
them
General Wholesale Agent. FRED. y. SMITH, Mont
pcher, VI Sold by Druggists and Merchants IN every
town aud village 20.
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Boston Notwithstanding.
THE ILLUSTRATED HOUSEHOLD
u EDITION or THE
w A V Il r L + Y N GOV T. l. S
DEDICATED TO WASHINGTON IRVING.

! X n OR q FIELD
Are now publishing Beautiful Edition Of the waveIley
Novels to be completed u 90 volumes Of portable size in
l8 mo form-thc most elegant printed II will
be enriched with matter never before included in any
issue Of tho Wavcrcy Novels with a variety Of curious
notes and anecdotes, collected and arranged exclusively
for the Household Edition." Tho paper Of the FIN
est quality and the type has been cast expressly for this
work. The Novels will De illustrated with capital steel
plates newly engraved ia the best manuor after drawings
and paintings by the most eminent Artist-among whom
are brkct Poster, barley. Landsecr, Harvey and frd
This Edition win contain al the latest and corrcc-
tons Of The author, with curious additions cspc-
cally in "Guy Manncrng" and tho =" Bride Of Lammer-
moor being the fullest edition Of the Novels pub
lishcd.
Il is the intention Of the Publishers 20 issue TWO vol
umes elegantly bound ia cloth. stamped with original
and appropriate dcsgn) every month"; until the whole
series Is camplec. The price viii be IS cents per volume,
each novel costing 81 5l
Or Tho Novel Of Waycrlcy," which commences the
series, is now rcady-pdee 81 3d. Any person sending
the money viii De supplied regularly the volumes are
published, by mail, free Of postage.
TICKNOR a. FIELDS
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| MON NURSERIES.-Kees y. y
\ For sale Il this well known Establishment the u-i-
al supply Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SHRUBS, PLANTS &c, Of every kind adapted 90 open
culture in this climate ala OF Aogc gyDrh and propa-
gated from Specimen Ices-ihus cnsuring the greatest
possible accuracy.
The stock Of PEAR TREES in particular IS unryacd
ot the North, either IN extent variety che character
OF the trees.
splendid lot Of HORSE CHESrNUTs and Sill
NEH NAPLES OF fine size for streets and avenues,
offered by the 100 at very low puces-Also Hardy Gar
den Roses, Phoxcs, paooucs &c of the finest varieties
iu cultivation, very low in Assnrtucuts.
Garden and Flower Sccdsa choice assortment, COM
prisiug % varieties, sent by mail, for 81.
SCiuNs aud CUTTINGS 0f all kinds Of Hardy FRUITS
can be supplied iu large small quantities. IL ordered
soon.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED"
with directions for culture 90 2j cts per packet sent h
mail, postpaid, on receipt of price.
D " 4 Ner Priced CATALOGUE Of these Nurseries,
10 which the varieties classified according their
latyc value for this region proved by their fruit
ing herc--nacd TO any address receipt Of post
age stamp. Address.
j. BATrEY Manager and Agent
kecseulle, y. Y, 30 no. ~, 1857. 326w
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.

- T o ID ID Err q LORIN
- IMPORTERS or STATIONERY,
No "a State Street, Boston.
Merchants, Bankers Insurance Companies, and all
others requiring Account Books and Stationery, are in
vited 70 examine our stock before purchasing.
Account Books made % order with printed headings
PACED, ruled and bound in any style required.
The Massachusotts Charitable Mechanic Association,
al their late Fair, awarded the highest premium,
SILVER MEDAL
For our ACCOUNT BOOKS
We have constantly on hand full supply Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRITING PAPERS,
And complete assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
all N which will he sold at the lowest prices
HrNRY +. SroDDUR. J0HN y. IoRfNa.
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hR. p ELPS' TRUS SES.
~ The great number Of radical cures Of Hernia
within The last few years, by the n DR. ]. w.
PHELPS spiral Spring Trusscs, has given them the
preference over all others. His apparatus for the cor
recuon and NJ all kinds Of deformites are used at
the Massachusetts General Hospital and are recon-
mcnded by the first Surgeons in Europe and America.
SION OF ruE GoLnHN EAoLE 68 fremont Street
Boston
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1000 lbs,
ORIGINAL NORTHERN CLOVER SEED.
Also
300 lbs, NORTHERN OHIO CLOVER SEED.
for sale by STORRS q FULLER.
March ", 1857.
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TO FARMERS! TO FARMERs!!
MURIATE OF LIME.

The high price Of the special Manures Guano, &C.
first led to the composition Of fertilizer, which should
combine all their good qualities, but whose price should
place within the reach Of the poorest Of the culvaors
Of the soil The increased demand Of last season, to-
geiher with the voluntary testimonials Of many who have
proved It's efficacy leads the manufacturer 10 believe that
the object has been obtained in the Muate Of Lime and
has induced him 10 extend the facilities for its manufae
Il has been tried upon almost eyeryarey Of soil
but is generally adapted to Cereal Plants. Grass Corn
Wheat, Sc
the Grape Vine, Corn Potatoes In relation rot, as
prescryative, Strawberry kuta Baga aud Turnips Of
an kinds Beans, Peas and all podbearing plants, its ef
ccs in destroying the and other insects, its great
value TO the Apple Tree also lis effects Grass Land
producing better crop the third year than the first in
word being permanent in its effect, whereas Guano has
10 be applied every year-wl be forwarded 20 any adj
Dress and all orders by mail, accompanied by the cash.
puncualy attended 20. II Is sold al the following fixed
prices For less than 10 bhls 81 10 por bbli 10
bills, 81 in bags OF $50 lbs AZ 81 IL per bag for
10 bags Loss than 10, 81 each. delivered any
depot or wharf ia Boston Charestown.
JAMES GOULD, 70 State Street, Boston.
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Nj A d A NJ f DEM RESTS
WI EMPORIUM OF PARIS, LONDON AND NEW
YORK FASHIONS,
23S Washington Street, Boston
Plain and richly trimmed full sized Paper Models for
Ladies' Children's and Infants Costumes, in advance
OF the published nodes and at much less price.
In addition TO the advantages Of extensive assort
ment Of Patterns Of the Latest Styles to select FROM par
ucuar attention is invited to the and graceful fit
ting always attending Madame Demorest's Perfect Sys-
TEN OF Cutting Dresses and in adapting the Basque to
the form, giving artistic effect attained by any
other method.
Dress Cutting taught in One Lesson for 81, so.
MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsToRER
FOR SALE.
1t is not dye but pleasant wash which thoroughly
eeanses the hair fasens the roots, and prevents bald
ness, and surely restores il TO its original color.
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ID Il NJ o V A l.
AZ NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
No Coolidge Block, Bowdoin Square, opposite Revere
House G. LAMKiN, formerly Of $50 Court Street,
and JOHN IL. GREENE, formerly Of l67 Court Street,
would respectfully inform their friends aud the public
that they have formed copartnershp under the firm of
iAMkIN 4 GREENE, and have taken the New Store
above mentioned and prepared To furnish first class
goods, French and American, TO their Patrons the
lowest prices The One Price system will be strictly ad-
hered 70. DANIEL +. CARLTON, formerly Of Wash
ington ST., will be happy to see his friends at LANKS
GRRRNE's.
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A sTHMAl JONAS wHrCoMB's

\ - II VI \ dO-NtAo W III UNI =
~ REMEDY /!
Prepared from German recipe obtained by the late
Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. I is well known to have
alcyiatcd this disorder in his case, when all other app
Of medical skill had been abandoned by him in de-
spair In of purely Asthmauc character has it
failed give immediate relief and it has effected many
permanent cures JosErH BURNETT & Co., PropTctors.
For sale by all Druggists, at 81 per bottle.
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Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash and
various other Indian remedies for the Of diseases
may De wei 90 add that the business Of this estab-
shment Is conducted upon the most liberal terms. 1t
Is the practice with some to require large sum in ad-
vance for the "promise Of cure" Sc This course is
severely condemned by the Society At this Institution
the patients are required to pay only the price Of the
medicines needed in their case, except at the first pre-
serpuon-one dollar being charged for recording the
case and giving the necessary directions.
LADIES ESPECIALLY
should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do not
like the old method debilitate the system but reDovate
and restore healthy tone to their already debiated
constitutions.
Inc Societys newspaper, entitled "Indian Arcana'
filed with the literary and medical knowledge OF The In
dams and giving the description and uses Of the mcdi-
cnes named above, and also reference cases cured
may be had at the Office will be sent by mall free Of
charge
Address DIR. r. GREENE, SO Bromfeld street, Boston.
Consultations personally, or by letter. free Of charge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
COMMISSIONER HEIsKELL TO GOVERNOR kIo,D.

cuMMfSSlOSER HElehGLH ,c--
w,sYlsGroS CITY, D. c.. June ~ '"'
No.. Iouy B. FLOYD, Secretary Of War ,bi.
E,."Oi had the honor to hand you our repo.tl,; H.
sine and contract for the sale of the toit Gu"
nronprty, and was sorry that the press oil ou' n;,h vnu
On On You prevented my being able to conVerss zion moi
mon the subject, and give you some inioliIt nS hs.n
cantsined in our report. Major Eastman d 81
on the ground for some time, and was ItH1 lions he.
all the movements going on and the cnmo'naa'Ssf, h NJ
ins formed to get the property for al lea's y made in
the price al which We sold 1t, u the sH.. :, brought If
small. lots, and at about one bali OF ~na. IN mixing
sold at public auction altogether. iiounu, ~ tnnwn1
with the people ito whom | was e'ui - =, the din.
that the subject Of the sale was o!scussIH So of onera.
uer table and on the streets, ana 'ue p ~ Lr;np
lions apDeared TO be settled that the lots siou. ~, IN :
aud if all the property should BIZ 9ueieu oSo nd Jni.
S,a Id tho mica should not exceed fifty Thousand uoi'
lars. o,o dollars and
IA we were limited in the price TO seven upn ns Iam
CIV csn,s mar acre, ithe combination that hao oeen
fSnr,,sd ,yorrld have prevented any sale whate'er We
cnns;der tbi, the beet sale that has ever Deen ihaue ="
public lands, as may be seen from tne reEoros. .,o,
T There is one fact to which would eau your a..eh
ton and that is the great prela oow 's ed's SaIon~ I,pI to thu
Tf,i,ad states a. more than 81 .25 per acre. Where suct
land ia located, even the best and most respec.sc,t
narsons will unite to prevent the sale at over 81
ner acre. The party to whom We sold THIS properly
after the closes; investigation, we ma TO De aespous,
IA - averv respect, and can and will give the govern
m q any security required. Had We sold to any ont
a aIsa i"stice would require that this pariy should re
csivs from the government from Sn t twenty five Nv ,n0 whicI
W. ~ nr1ed mon the property, and which had beef
n \ there for the accommodation of the governmen
officers. r,, ho;,, diam
pointed in their scheme, will in ell proosolIly MAJ ia
Complaint of the sale;but it VIII oe only ,ne cSmPna'r
Of the disappointed in obtaining the property Tor mno
| lo.. tho, Ira valu6,
II il not necessary for me to etate to you that ! look
ed alone to the interest OF the government IN 'h's ma
ter.
WILLIAM KING HEISKELL.
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NICHOLAS LANDS FOR SALE.

TIME subsc riber being compelled to move on account
OF other engagements, will sell tho Farm upou
which he resides on Glade Creek. four miles east OF NICE.
olas C. H., containing 3i5 acres, by actual survey, OF mas
level land lo5 is improved and in grass, and there can DC
90 acres of good meadow made. There are on the pace
a Leg Dwelling House, Kitchen, Negro House, he: nv
within two miles of a Merchant Mil, Terms s2,0N one
half cash, balance iu one and two years.
Q. Also, Il tract Of $50 acres OF very rich land, adjoining
STmmersvi!le, containing abundance OF coIl, 6ne sinoei,
About 100 acres can be cultivated. balsnce fne sfiiiss
land, some 20 acrea- Terms 81, CO. cash. TIE wooa aHs
coal would be a Ono source Of revenue. Ii would riSs"
tine sheep range. =,
3. Also, q tract Of 200 acres, in the Bich Wood, ,sa
TO be the BEST GRASS LAND in the State; lying wei. w
surpassed for fertility. II joins the lands lately purcn'eN
by Morris, Waterman, Hunter and others.
Terms-G per scre, ope.half cash; balance on any = IN
asked by paying interest, or Negroes would be taAeH' -
exchange for any OF the above lands.
Applyto HENRY NJ. PRICE, Nicholas c. b, w.,
Or in his absence to R. DUNLOP, EIq. Attorney -
Aug l3-cw2o Law.
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NO MORE.

No more-it 10 a harper's low tone
Whispering oflight and pleasure gone;
No more-it is a broken lutte,
A fading flower, with blighted root.
No more-it is . murmuring rill
Whose waves will soon be hushed-be still,
But while they run, keep chanting low
The hymn Of all things here below.
No more-it is Q severed chord;
The breaking of a plighted word;
An echo of the pulses beat,
Ere quiet are its fastening feet.
No more-At is a shadow fed;
A haunting thought ofloved and dead;
A cloud that hovers over earth;
A discord Of each song Of mirth.
No more it 10 a passing bell,
OF youth, and love, and life, the knell;
A cypress wreath-a pall-s bier
The end of human hope and fear.