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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-30


where there will be in readiness AZ OMNIBUS, to
take passengers to the Springs. -. ~
Board per month, ~ W
Do per week, 10 w
Children Under IL years Of age. and servants, hall
pI js ii-2n* THos. c. WILSON SONS.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w yIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is open for this reception and accomnods-
one hundred and seventy miles west Of Richmond,
and on the direct Turnpike Road to the hite sui
phur Springs, and Guy andotte, eli the Ohio River
five miles from the Bath Alum and Hst Springs re-
pectively, and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have Seen long and justly famed for
as for the luxury Of bathing. Their properties are
gently aperient durctic daphoretic aud Alternative,
and especially applicable to the treatment ofthe
following diseased conditions, viz
Chronic rheumatism and Govt, and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and their consequence itrdtgSs;
Hemspgia. following suppressed excavations from
~ f 10 RSsyD1t;f 4s,rte, Of Is. oits Nv
6Ogo; sciatca: CoHtrdcttonS and morbid condition. OF
the bsnes The lohote class Of The Catneotls A5ec-
tiouS Dyspepsia; Torpid and otieripse derGrSed con-
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of a large and cOmmodhus Hotel q large
number OF handsome and conveniently arrangedCot-
tages spacious dining and ball roorn, billiard room
bowling alley, bath-houses, &c, &c.
THE BATHS.
which are OF the temp. 20 9s deg Fahrt.. four in
BATE OF nearly equal dimensions. The SroUT Barns
and private BATH FOR isvALIDs. All Of which ART
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con-
structed and connected with cold PLUMBING BATss,
abundantly supplied with spring water Of the temp
sa67 deg. FahTt.
Es- The locality ofthese Springs is remarkable for
healthness-the surrounding country of romantic
beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and inyi2oTa-
ting. --- .
very best character and every effort made 10 contr
butte to the comfort aud convenience Of visitors.
A fine BANDOH MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
As thess Springs located but IL miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad. tho following ia
! cilities will be afforded for reaching them:
train OF cars will leave Richmond daily at eek
| A NJ will connect with the Orange and AleXandrlA
ears at Gordonsve, will arrive Et stanton at "a
o'clock p NJ. where time will be- allowed for paasen
gers to dine and reach Mbare', Che present tern
nus OF the Central Railroad at clock, T. NJ. where
! an pie number vi tine coaches viii be in READINGS,
70 convey passengers the evening to the Bath
! Alum, " arm Hot and Healing springs, as they
| wish TO 20.
! Ample and satisfactory arrangements have bceI
| made with MessrS. Hartman, Brown & Co, the pres
en popular and obl8ng proprietors OF the stage line
on this route, - convey visitors to and from these
SprinEsts the White Sulphur, at their convenience
| and discretion. GE0RuE MAYSED
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DISsOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm Of ITALIA
~ FERRO IL BRO. il dissolved by reason Of the
death of the senior partner Hay 7. Taliaferro.
The liabilities of the firm are assumed BY the sub
scribcr to whom all persons indebted will please
make paymeut f. ). TALIAFERRO,
Surviving Partner
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'ETATE OF NIKUINIA ~
CITY or RICHMOND, ~
80 This day, Samuel Marx, Cashier Of the Bank of Viz
@pina, personally appeared before me- an Alderman
of-rd city and made oath that the foregoing state
mept exhibits the true condition of the Bank of Nir
CHINA ia II existed the lst inst, 10 the best of ls
knowledge aid belief
Given under my hand this Path July, 1857.
'''7f r. NJ BURTON, J. I.
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Outstanding Debt, payable out of the
state, lst May, lSJ..-............. Sl,0iihn "a
ohtstanding. Debt payable out Of tho |
State, Oh LIST June, l5j7............... Slll903 .
Qpttanding Debt, due by Directors, ON
V MAJ Ist, I557......... $g7,9J7 a
~ |
Outstanding Debt due by Directors,
-. Juns lst io57............ slo3, 22S y
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS

NV III IltCAf 'CANAhA''
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES,
on 7th street West side between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTu RING TOBACSV,
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRAFT Nc and all kinds Of liOC sc AND WitOCHHI
IRON WORK will be done with neatneas and DIS
patch on such terms as warrant will give ~ 5iac-
ton. Ny old friends, and the public generally, are
WHARF, mys-d6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

de Ia dsrehs vas as The dvslliDg Of Marie
~ The door be vas met By en- old woman
who ushsrsd him ihto . dsrksnsd room -
Overjoyed by the thosgbt of the aosl suc.
eoss Of his veil dssissd schsns, the cavalier
ipPaiisntly awaited sbs coming Of Marie
suddenly the door opened, and Leon ora 81
Clsir entered, clad in robe Of heavy vel
Sot --- s
'Madanoiselle,' said tho marquis, affect.
ing eomPosuTs, here is some mistake 1
believe v tf - = ----E
BY ne means sif, you asked for Marie.
the ballet dancer, who nov sauds before
you. was tAe quiet reply.
As IL by magic, the robe Of Ao1ing vel
vet vas thrown aside leaving Marie shrcud
ID IN her delicate dress Of misty lace
Are LeouOra 81 Clair aud The humble
ballet dancer then onor gasped the marquis.
scarce believing his senses.
Even 90, base william ? replied Henri 81.
Clair, emerging frvm the closet whore he
Lad porpOsely concealed himself
The following day de Ia Mareho lell Pa
ris for Amsriea. And whom at the expirs.
tion Of = mouth, Charles Dupre sought the
hspd Of itbs poor ballet girl In marriage. he
received in ia stead, that Of the besutiful
Leonora ST Clair.
: Dear wife, whispered the artist in the
ear Of his bride, few hours Afser their
saioa, bat for my timely sdviee, in the
anonymous note, and your skillful Test Of
Love. neither Of as Would have known the
hapPiurss Of this moment.
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ISC CELLlAN Y.
hun NE.


PassiOg along Droadvay, some time ago,
AVehielo was arrested BY some slight OBJ
straetion, aud the horses we're not cutie n.
ole to start IL the driver saw At. once that
but very little aid was needed, aud, turn.
tns 20 Sno;heT sSsus Vhe saR soEalbg be-
hlnd him, s1if H46 ne, EiiPmaieP 2 The
other saw az INSTANTLY what WAs required,
= AnS, Hlthopt s'mo@entS hesitation or stop.
40 guided bis ova horses IS 70 make The
hnP o. his own carriage siliks hshuy e.
eaihat that OF the other, and each giTipg
bis own animals = touch or the xhip. bots
carriages mosedsOn alnost Is easily As IL
n0lLiHE had hSPpsnsd How many time .
10 The great Broadway Of lie night nen
hub one another without ineom modiag
themselves A friendly act done, an obi.
cation incurred, Sosae fG,ureAet Of kindncss
provoked, At che expense of word. or onlV
single mOnsRts tiIaa The most Of us
regard omnibus drivers as rather rough
specimens Of humSni,y; but ever since the
incident above related, Wb have seen q NOR.
al beauty IN the odd expressiou, tIisb 1ae,
shgsate.' When q man takes n peA,pa.
per OF periodical, BIO usually becomes AZ.
tsehsd to il, begiss TO feel that its editor is
bis ffisnd and as ofIer As the publication
comes, be derives from the work Of its edi.
tor some Interesting iistn Of BsuS, sOue a.
musing statemeht, or some profitable ida
or suggestion. This 10 repeated q dozen,
aity, or hundreds Of times year, Tor which
the dollar or tive, or Eve, cf subscription
price is not tbe shadoW Of compsusa.iob
siagly. Under the eissumstaacss, then. vo
appeal 70 each reader Of this article, IN be.
half Of any publication which be reooiTss,
70 help u TO pew subseriber, Ss often a.
an oPportrni:y Is afforded, BY single uesa
Of depreciation os solicitation. T6sre are
mauJ persons ubo have 90 much off mix
OF humsn kindness in them, that they woald
take paper rather than refuse and for
that Ooertcsy you bAvs chances Of doing
them service, just 10 proportion to the
real worth Of the Publication conmsnded.
10 each pTosent subscriber Of our Journal
We venture the appeal, with some conf.
dVnos "HvB NE. SHIFHArE Hsal,h
Journal
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Sofs nor 81 Clair rolled away from the door Of
Chaz,ss Duprs. 80. ). - = y
isssslDs his Aal, he sxsilsd yonns u.,
Dens MS steps towards the boulsysrds. no.
ping Amid the noise and ptir Of cha, erova /.
% Prousnade, 10 bsoish frou his nind ,hs
Image at enc whom il vsre bitter folIv 20
hiak. Of bat Lost
Hhs folloSing morning. uhile ...,.a 4,
her tiehlys furnished kondoir. Lsonora 4,
Cls'E reeeived from the hands OF serv.nt
an anony moas noto. .,..--- -
As AAs ran her aye speedily ovsr IA oon
,shts soe yonpg girl stated, ssd grew sud.
aesy pale then eTnsbiDg Ihs boldly writ.
zen ePi.ila 40 her hands che threw IL from
nst ssying-' No no! 10 cannot be that the
hat4ais 70 falsei that he only seeks q union
,PSa tae ESasiay beirsss, in order 20 res,ors
ey lo9' iotune Nay | eADno.,. will so,,
believe i, aud the OverpOusred girl bowed
her head upon the table before her, aud
-v'RR,, g. ...... -. =,
lhep suddenly starring up and uiping the
tears ftop her cheeks, While a strange de.
tefmmsiion was visible in her large black
| eyes she motnuted, i'd hoarse tone
II viii testify fovs brave MARQUIS for
the love Of Eeonora st Cliat = no idie han.
bic, 20 'be once gained, aud then sas. avay
AZ MACS Pieasars-no, n6i, aud with hys.
tsricsi laugh, the yOsng girl arose and isft
the apartment az
Tue letter which Leouora 81 Cl.i, had
received purported TO come from a friend.
and diseiosed fully the real character ofhcy
deeeitful aud fascinating lover.
when leAs, suspseted he bad been be.,a
70 say TO boon companion that n was mot
the fore bat the iesdifA, Of Leonora ST Clair
that he craved
Having squandered bic large fortune in
iasbiot able follies, Of this position be only
resolved to retrieve bis past losses by mar.
Paris
LSsaSfA iSss 90 time ia GcquaintiSR her
? h.o hAsF VII hiehe Intelligence she had rsceiy.
CD concerning her lover. Having been in
spa9t sfe4Es on intimate terms Hith the Mar.
qnis, ths latter uas slow 10 believe the base
tspe5 which had 80 nysterie1sly reached
shls sistsps ears. 4s ~ E ~
As HsBTi ST. Clair had stFon1lv favored
tho sult Of the gay cavalier With his sister
be knew not boW TO act OousolinR bimself
With the idea, that the aforeInsntios can.
dal was but. the result Of eumity ma, A..
pSrt Of soHe Fival the young maa bade Der
70 te'nk no aore Of the subject, which
tion
In The meantime, the Marquis dc Ia Mar.
che vas as assidious as ever in his attentions
towards the lady OF his choice. Leouora
treated him with the utmoft Kindness, al.
though 10 reality, watching with strietes,
secftsy, An Opportunity TO iest the truth ol
het ioSsESE6rdG
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THK col.D rksss ugroan up.

We DO noe believe tkAttAs people of skis
ls,itaas begin 10 sppreciass sks blsssinks of
What is denominatsd 'ths ssld tara esew,
ice, fFos, aud the freezing Nofthsr are real
y regarded as evils, when, in fAet, they are
the greatest blessiags Ne havo ThSfs u
no climate that bsits The esrth more ssa-
dusive 10 health, AapPinsss, and sbe hishsst
human deyelopmsRi than that uhish de
ungaisbss the tenpersis latitsdss fkus.
when Autumn ereeps %, aud the Siatsf-
blank, chill aud stormy-lies before: vSArs
Touched With no foTehodings, no ssrss Of
drsafiDsss, no inprsssion that vs ara en-
csun.sring An evil and curse. A ftosty
morning - . giaansss and = glorg A
sueudrih il . luxury. A sscrm shas
blinds tie eye and blocks the paths a. an
inspiration. The tides Of life that have
been thinnsd BY simmer hssss, Ale nsrvous
end muscular hbers that haxs besn selssed
BY moist atmosphere, tbe E@bs that have
grown weary With the great work Of sro-
visions, all fesl the reritifyise touch Oflho
frost s = sfEs -
We ssSs bow passing rapidly thrcash
the Wtniefs tsreon. The shsaysa Asv
been gathered, the lsAyss havs rbsrned put
their life upon the bcgshs. or have been
quenehed by the - N sAnd our charmed fees
sNAay iuto toe presence o.
that earthly king who Ssits .upsa .tAs RrsaS
white shrone Bst ThanksgiYiaa Iiss b.
fore Thaaiigiyins wiih ils reuaioes. lie
festivals and its happy associations Aifskdy
the little ones arc ibqairing how ioaR Il slil
be before chHstmas, tho daS aof rySeafand
gifts. add only the holidays ssuad hetuesn
that and the bells that samuauu An 4 sslaA
new year. Then there are sleiehridss ma
parties, and lectures, aud long 6riekt even.
ings before the home Gre, GSa marri.ses-
and blessings that will keep all prosposous
hearti, at least, as warm as toast a
We sbAh be glad when SpriuR eouaa Of
coarse, ISS ss may SsFa too uauea Of aood
thing. and q good thisg the frsst co,tsInlv
rs III rests, reireshss and invigogatss'ths
eedJ sati ths nisdInb lea thAu ii hs.oGEtA.-
IL MAY .hes!f seae ef Ha fEon. eco fonsia-
s'ers, like re head siopss 10 Gods, asFs,'
but tneS win be those Whsm summer suus
snd susrmei rams haye ssdasbsed SnS dlFse-
cd. There With suffsrioe suaoSxi lGSA's
poor, but the eharaies and the syss n tkies
upon whieh they mast lean are bern sf.SAo
very frost that expresses them. SO. While
the rose still blooms 10 Douisiana. and The
'siuggish rivers aud isgoops of the BuAav
South stiil rHn and rot, and Iaay lils stiIl
noPes over the, PlaEta ations cad aleBR, The.
streets Of the land cf sun," We will rejoice
ia cur slrength, aud glory in the iohospi.
table o!fms 20 which the uuSId IL 10 asbtsd
for its greatest and nohless life, Aba Nsom
which Is sin always draw ias IDosi powerful
imPstus 70 Pregress, s-,o
ISg,ig.s t,la Mas, ReRsslieas. 9
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aonD ADNaoR. l.a

We do not know Of any sdnObfisk tss-
ter for Our readets a. tie present tiBe tAsa
the sabjOinsd - ss' s-'F KS --as's
ADvRRTsE-Dnfitimss are perhaps The
very best time for SavsrtIseta What littlo
trade ts going en- they ges saA whilst saAsrs
are grunbliag, thsy psy ihsir SAP. esd Sith
the neEsPaPsE - a life pFeseFVer, swim on
the top Of the wAtsr, uhils others are sisk.
iug az around Advertise iibsraiiy, aaa
yoa will hardly smell thoshard tsmea.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

DrA geoa old qaAksI lads, slssF lislsn-
ing TO sxuayagaBt yarps Of sloFe keeper
as ioBRAs Der patience vould aiiov, said 20
bim, Friend, what pity y isa SD 70 lie :,
=hSp Il seems - aseSsssvy 70 shy basiAsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

psnica, she advanced 70 Che ,ids q ,ks s,t.n.
III to-nightr s'isF8l = l----'- :.
AsdsmoissIls I beg you no, 70 give Ybsr.
ser any unessiness % my account, Tor 7 have
oniy slighi headache, was the ycnss man :
respectful reply igaiasi'f 20 = !.
.pePre, The painter Is I ffivs { tsclsihed
tbe Marquis, darting feree tiAnee upoa the
eain face Of the stranger. N''d~ 1850
Then turning 20 Leonofs, be sasked-.
what means this daring Intrusion on the
part Of = poor psiutef, Mada m oiselie =
WITHOUT replying TO her psrtnet's ducs.
ion, the young gtl hurried towards the
conservatory, followed BY her anlostuba.e
suitor, and leaving Charles Dupre quite q.
iOuo With bis own thoughts = =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

Es-A yankee ShS had jast cone ffom
Florence being nsbed what be 'had sssa and
admired. ARd HhsthaE ha Eaa nobs iasssR-
lures wiih the statue q Fosas, rupiisd,
Well, 20 tell the truth, don't care much.
about theSe stone gala
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POETRY.
ALoNEiAr.oxEt
NJ nEEr saAes-

I.
49, sionsl how sad this weary feeling.
{. Thee, 10 whom the vsi,lng naiioss trust,
10 desf ssd asAes !. The srtrh thssiing,
Yet all uanutmutiog, Iot iA, ways are Just
Kihd, gente nagsfs round ulIhs oSn are ,winisg,
d ighf . = look ioyossly isio hise Own;
And yet. 'mld an, ne hesft % iniy plhi6E,
IND Sigh 10 fstl that Il Is an alcnss q
Tsaoss by DAY 90 lifs's s'sr rssslrss bRlow,
Ahd issk brysnd ia. ssrsselA The Wsafisd hIaia--i
sToPSess Al sishi rs,Ilssss slssplr,s pillow,
. Asd yssthtot lStms ma = oct vtsS again 8.
AndrSi 40 ard, AMID iiis's Wild eSnnusi0n,
; NsirisnSly hand 10 phicA V place Say own,
No b ats 10 bless me with lie warm devotion,
To s'ssd amid crowd hPArt alone!
inov, oh. ood whsrv ef nv step, are tending.
TAJ loving arms are ever round me Ihrowu; Is
.c0ahsellieg, waruirE, sSidisg aud dsIeueisg. Il.
zzSs ps'St wI!tissEe thy wayw ard etila aioss;
rlove, sdore, honor aud revere Thee, aa
Ahdyesszprsivs the srrirE thought Prsy-
sOne,imtsfse a, though thou eouiast ROT hear
me,
Earth ssepsd 80 Aear snd Heaven 80 far srsy.
ThOesh With unvearipg uu,, the eye Is turhIng
To The bright glory round thy throns abOvs,
The aad aSd lonely heart 10 ErsBgriy yearuiEs
For human syn mpAthy and human love- e.
Whsn Ger my head shAn roll deaths stormy bill.
low,
Win &C kind, loving hngen clasp my own,
Smoothing With sUft earess my dying piIlowI
Bot shall die, as have lived sigHs!
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a aaiaeu isdg a3Ftfusfs n ous ~
ihe eoantrT PaFsfs. hahe.a. tbres ,st, aaa
rafoi 81 ssla Hhs D. tAsaf % 81 mtf.
fisd SIS bas 80 fafttsf ass ~ tsse -.
tieiFttiag tist ber taslsad uiii rlsts ftsir
places g1oi u sFefg particular
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PRAYnRs FoR m IIMIs.

The following new prayers have been di.
Tsosod 70 be offered up IN the Episeopal
churches in the diocsss of Philadelphia, by
Bishop Potter, aud continued during the
present disastrous condition Of basiBess AZ
fAiFs- 'Oh. most mighty God King Of
kings aud Lord u lords, silhoat whose care
the Eaiehmsn ushe,b buI IN vain, vs irn.
PloIe. 30 th's our time sf need, tty sueoor
snd blessing 10 behalf o. our rulers snd
magistrates, and Of al The people of IBIS
land
'Eemember not oof many aud great
'rAnsgrossions turn from us toe Judgments
which We feel % fear and give us Sisdom
70 discern, and courage TO attempt, aud
fsithfuiness 90 do, aud padonee 10 endure.
sbaisOeyeF shali BE- EGll-rlsasiuR 10 thy
sight sbat 20 ihy ehastouiBgs may Weld
the Peaesabls fruits Of righisouspesa, aud
tbai AZ the last We nay rsjoieo 10 thy saliva
ton, through jesus Cbfist our Lord -
Amen
% Lesd, ss besoeck thee, mersifally
bear our prayers, sbd spare al thoso phs
confess their siss unto thee thai shey
whose consoienoea b. Ein are aseused, -
tby merciful pardon may Be absolvei,
ihFsugh Christ our Lord Amsn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

ng-' Captain, what's The fare 70 81 Loaisi'
What part Of the boat DO yoa Eish 10 20
in--c cabin or deck r Hang yoas eAbia,'
ssid tbc gsuilstnse from Indians, n i've ia
a eabin az home give me the beat ya'Vs
eo.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

~ N COOKE Hlt tefsafev tarrF ~ -
aaf Fftfe hifrs'fto tgrp ~ HHag ltrra.et
tth een nfsit sF1t a fyfffitinr reffsi sifise =
tta hrtIrfss 81 81 rssnrn
o. % fafm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

C5.Ths man Who thinks kIs wife 81 b.
By his houss, his hoFsc. bis deg, znd kim.
sel[ ssvsfally uueqasllsd, Il alusost bass 20
be a good bumored person, th0ush liable TO
be tedious 81 tines
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

nvaHsvs yos sBhasa Hspesr p s-ksd
lady q a green hbraian, uhoss hss vas
mseh tueiish - ths t0oihaclse, ~ . ,s,s'suB;
but have blasted t0othaohai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

es-A yousg lady vas asked rscsp,ly how
sbo eould possibly sHofd, ia thees aHfsl
hard times. 70 tste Hnsis iesssns f'Oh =
said she, sobaps u,ysslffs AZ ls,s asis,F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

&T Couvefaatiou shouid b. pisseaut eth
ons searrility, witty uttbout sHssAaiion, free
withsut ibAeosneg learned uiihsat sonssit-
cdncss, b0yd uiihoRt faissiood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-12-03

Mature, inpaS.isI 10 her enas,
wAsa she made mas tbs seossssd,
10 ios,iee Ihsn, % make amends,
hs4r vomsn's tcsgus he lsasasff''
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HEsEMBRAxcE.

nv PisLsH JOHNSON.
The bopes vs cherished IN our yeuts
Are viIh their aoSsrs faded;
The lfisRdI We loved viii slesdiasi truth
Are esath The willows shaded
= Bat a'ill ia dreams. brighlboy hoods scenes,
Win eoms with joys forssksn
oh, vhen ws dream Of bliss sHpIensr
Why-Ehy, should ws siwakeni
Hopes fAirta sowers, lifss swcrisn hour,,
The forms We fondy cherish,
HlVrsc ioo veil, II seems spell
That bids them fade and perish
The joys OF life, but end Ia strife,
Lie Sew drops rudsiy shaken,
Oh When We dream ol bliss sOPrsms
Why-Nhy should VIC svsk,b7 Q
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A q CARDl ~
BR, PHILIP D. GROVE.

DIVERS bic Prelsssioasi ssrvicss ts he citi-
~ ssss - Lgsiova, hHd vfsibty Hs wqi te
sasidsses ef Co. Thonaa Has
Iass ~ is37-em
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a Eoman hoa 20 nsisfsl grace mofs D y.
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dfafh, bet 81 earfanaa siA 1frama ltst
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nCB-Ths AFabs bays psoVesb % vhtt -
called ths lueky nae Tbfg sag, 'Fihg
bin Ia ihs Nile ssd ts uiIl souo ~ uith =
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tas Ftlsf.iFtis GHans Ceafsae hafe Con-
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FooTuH.--ws have no desire 70 bseoms
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