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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

81 when sm dat great rsee To com.
on oct dare h % mech talk about
What great race, Glen I bsyent ks,,d
u any great Fsss.
De bu@sa race, de great human rs.
aae = 70 eons o. Afors long
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

~ Psddy,' said joker. vbv Am, -
e. ySoI ears eroPPed--thsy are entirely too
ana youFs, replied Pet, ought 10 b.
~hs'heesd-thsy are 700 short Zoe az 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
Co~pliH,nfary Nofice, of Il, Pm

C""P'"fH'H'y .NOihes NJ me BTSft
IRON the AIsbsms Tribuss ~ Jan. si,,
W'th0ai Joabi Doctor PEN, u Phiisdsipbis q, the
most Il ioi Ply 'fsisa u the sfs. His iIs-psl d,
Sgfih Fos'ih street oss q the vosdsr' ,hst de-
hEhual ehy. We bshsrs hin N b, ibs ouly reliable
PhJ''eiss -ho sd'sTisss tbtouEh ercslss NAV sse-
cess siisnd ain - ioHs g he e0aubss' to do god
TrO@ ID. Herald ofFstru.ry gq,b. 1851
The f."s Of Dr. Few 'r's.i' i.r snd near WHY
CITY
Tie MSaicsi J0vrua the, rspli,,.
lss. iricBi Hsraid there are pis,ty a pb,,.t.. L.
PhisdsiPht' Bat 20 are vel soqssia'sd via the
dragged ~ otksrs Wkosp We ks5r ssth,,g 49,
Ihn rin sssos.t 10 ~ usptes,dsd fssa. sh,eb Ds
Fsga % really deserves.
fFFous ths Baiis,isI
We VISITED e. ssys si.a. 80 fs..o.. tt.-.,.t %,
~ fssu. 80 sssufs 49, Fssdsrs tbst a. -. =.
eeee sPsssS 70 sshs tie Grssisst bsiLiias % a.
80 - 10 sorh ths 'ssa,sstos a tie siudssts
= 10 Jait-S stsiss hsdiesl College fss tr.s, ,,re-
~ 49, susfdsd ~ Grst prifs ~ Wsiesi 500
- ps.' sses.'' oitss D. ialJ justGss ~ P,sss.st
= thst iasufstiss shsa ~ ssid b. T-fs ,r-.ts -
tn afss,sss Physsiss ~ Amsy,es
Jsassry !. issa ~.
Olive ayrup.
"A NEW SD dslirious : Iicls' Iasi received an
~ lw .s ~ HEDGES q TRUssELL.
y
WHlIE aad Coiofsd STRAW noNNETs.
M.yg7 KEARsLEY sHEERgR co
soda Water.
LNRgsH SODA WATER. vi,h . great v,,..,,
astruPs -slssYs . - had dafits ~ suu,.
.si 'esso ~ . BELLER SEQ
WALDUN imposisd GRASS sps CRafy
" Scyfhss o. h. ned u
Ja'' v - THos RAwLISs
ShoW WHlrE ZINC, Purs WETs L.sf
- Pass sod CoiOrs gfousi ia OFT Vsrrls..
&. Z. BELLER co.
Inn SACKS A SAT- lasi fsests,g ss1 ~,
OOssls 81 fstuesd prie,
49,, -, RIDDLE = BRo.
lsoeta, shoes, hats and Ca1@-
hh isffesi sssofimeut ever Opsnr4 h ~.
- place can ~ fosrf m
J9ss " 81 HED0Es TRUssEtI.
NESrYLRPRInTs, ls,' rsssfsss eco ~
IpssiT 100
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NOTICE.

MEkkbf n0minais. Appoibl aad eos.tits,. 7
hssHfDT ~ rue ant IL FOL auorn.v !.
pfesent ~ef'
Jsss 2gA Isss aw aApplsnrn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

h y proposed TO establish an lns,l,s.
- 70, 'hs sdusation Of young ladies'. In
Ns,se ne science Of WeavoloRy. spinoles,
20 eo0soiegy viii form apart. An, ~
,aeg sesss aoeonplisbmsnts tbsy nav %.
esl's The y. y W.-Fig EoF Wives
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METROPOLITAN
COLLEGLiTE INSTITUTE

49, - VII 4 Nv cff - ~
y SD y1yYG ADISSa
HISHIN TON cry. n &
NIX AND YRS. I. II. HAyESSER, P,,HS,psI'.
'E'uE 8sstsrs.iou n tts Is.uis,e ~ e. tAE
gt..f lNs-sdss - S,JtesassT
l4c aged ~ the ssF.i PstrousEc u TIE Ps't yss'
Fcg sat have hs's rlsi- ~ sss--- snis't'd -
Iurfa',on. 49, ,h~ futsr- s-s-o.. - the lo.itS,-
II. cs.r.e 0f-tBay 10 sKfSnst.e, sHsr-sux Assi~Hi
.i hoi-'s LssrusE-.. Msstsi AL Motel Ph'I soYb,
Natae".ue. ssd Nstsral seHcao-, S-4Iss l.us'' BIB
b~faI- iduesiiCa
Pnp. Lr.'dss "a the iasiiis,s srj,y the rrrss- -
eaf''i Z aHs " With the %, ,srr, o. BE- derive.
u a strsijeuee IT the Sat of Gg,sfument
1e 81 hsOu'an Isr'vr.s. the great Pshic tIersr's
s7i ttr lfks 81 AT h,eh are eus..atiy zce-uui.
NrE o. TIE Nsrooa Nsirp ci. are op-s o. theta. $50
90, r' - veil over ssuH.tcd aJsset. o. liberal
'duca,ieu.
sliao OF lsSTsUcIORs.
Usvr~Nss, Ns'ursi Sc,-nee;
Mr. n hA,C>Nra, Pr~c-ytr-..;
tr' y HAS. \. NJ N.t6sts.tto. sni NOD Ia
hrs T. Muat.~. Niot.i Sct,sc-;
Nj. " iiAss>r-s. P..p.,stor, Dot .,d Nu..e
Me- 80 DANIt-. Mu.E-Pi.sV.
Mrs D. lANlsl N.s.' NaEc.
'l"s NtigE AlAMs. U.zsnz
NJ" MTtHs. F.,Ltiug
Terms
boaFi ws.hin= .ad L,.ht. rsr sc,. o,
. .i'n. q nTr moths. ( sou
4 t'sa 81 LaFii.h. -Otss5
ifea,L, I..i4s. Gt.sk. G,ru..a. Ma,ie,
y .a .ag al = ....z Fs,ra
Y '..-.-.. -igh i.. .-ssslE-'s.a may ~ hi -
sAlt'sstHE Toe Principals JIIy IS l-s- 1m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

UTE hayt t~sn sppoG,rf sgsgfs H., ~. 49,. =.
w han'ofds "Areuc Rsfrisrrato,t 80 -
isrh,'e $50 - lhe sasss pficss hey vili co.f \
n10 - %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

nF'Whst psrt Of a. ..v.,o,,
sw.T sanifs veea deg Sc 70 shurob'
STU ro@P'y eanT Isii dat WIS,
-"AT, Jslis', i,S lsosius =, ID. k..,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

~ Bobby, chat is stsamP
Boiling ustsr.'
nh,ts right eonpars H.
ialiVs, bsra' '''''' super
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
Real Estate Igssey..

TNHE osf~rslRnsi invite rsrti,, l,ys.-T.xn
Il FOR sALElN VIRGINIA o. if, ,h.i, a.
~ Ibey ell Fsfms Mills. Psr.uf,s. -,
ffopefy ~ soy fss~finuon of RFAT. glra-rp
on ne most afTsuiaF-ous isfms. Tb-t, ,,s.,s =,
Communication 9Th tuysu - vsry sr,s,.Igs go
ihsy haTe aiteadJ mads gate large oafeis, sf
sale, 70 Vsfioos paris ~ Vhgiais Tbis Ar.,~g
ha' slfsaiT ben tested iwo yesrs ar r. -,
i'ghd 20 p NJ Vsry miag - mueA ssslsf
my can rive he most uuquraii ssti. fef.,.r .
60 - - theif inisrfiiY abd invite rs,ftss =, 81
dfss' hen ~ iss sueeei FuIi fsr,i.si,,. -
y riFrn ~ Addressing 0ROVEA pptC,v
'oa' - 81 Hsferuovs NJ
GLYCEkOLE 90 THE HYpoPgDs-
" PlilFEs g This sisgaBf prsssrsfi,, ,.,,.,.,
Dr. Chufehills hss spsethc reasdi-. n, jt-,.i
ent 80 coehrmed eousnmpiios rosshtvsf Ia
"a nuFeious sd caFauys pfinsipls ii fsts it..ff
81 90 iul b. this rorDpiatsf
Thf srii1n - fhrss remedies Il 10 ss.,tv ~ A.,
pefiahi sFmeni Phuspbofus BE- . naseess 81. fiit,,
ha' ieefeasi1F hffr0us force al. serarf,sr =,
tbeW dtsttnFsithsf satA0r. rfevsnIisg a. so,fi
uoas 70 shieh isbsfeuiosis orieiss,s. ass a..
gs.sses Jga received SD fof sale b.
JOY - - CT BELLRR 4 CO.
RAcoN sst LAID - sisty
AShT@ az OaGNER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

A UInuRs PATENT sRtF SEALING
n CANS iuf preserving fresh Ffui,.. TOm,.
tor, Sc. For sale BY.
jay -. I-iS JN&L L sADLER
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NOTICE.

TNHR business will sull te confined ~ 4 Mi.
!ti 1A' iha=R'r! fer pat fa~rrr h.r-. ~
sf'e' attention To- busin"ss ~ merit shi receive a
portion % public patronage
Jan : JsS- ALBERT MILLER
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New hooks.

lily WHITE ~ Gooiwin Mini.,erinv
~ Chiiifeh, hy The Author oi aTh- Light 81
Lite LII" ~ Gen. Haveiosk by Rhookr, ius,
'c,siVsf :. G. r BEL LER 8 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
NyFup OF Ibe PhosphnIes.

0Fhoh Lims. Pslssss and soda. or Cugut
OCAL to0D Tbs syfup IL mueb ussd a. =
hll,'.s loelc' s3apied lo supply ne waste o.
chronic Diseases sb5 n buHd no X s.,,s.,e
easisd ~ loag eoutaasd il-hsaIik The si.r.,,.
% eon,sinf are Ell pfsssht % he system go !.
zoe ppPofiion q th-m Is essential 10 bssfih a.,
received anf ior salstV ''''
Ians w. - CE.B BELIEF Aco
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Columbian GuanO.

'INiE u1trfs'zHrI $50. tgss.. ig fiir err. "a
10 Ptrf3. gt.. SsH.. C.Hr14t haze ru.
UaaHY 90 han q .l.I supply ' ees caL.v-r.s
Geese o.. their inr. FR.tan ubi.b hey tarr 10
sale aithe .uWest Casr price
FOwLE = CO.
Arstsvnsn " NsrctIo t-5-
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4 4 MOORE Cis,k.
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Peruvian G,,nno

TTNlIE urfrr.,Etrf are tai.y sI.s.urr fhr 81 r
y "Gr4Et'f Wtfh q cargo o. ~ PyHrvf. :
GrsNo frr.t f-om tha Cu.sfH Ifsrgf vnt-h
viii h. pos inta suInz Lsg, and tered Co. th~tI
customers a. the lowest narFei rs'ss
FuWLE 4 CO.
Ar1rtVrsf, V, Nar-t ~ 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23
J.UN l.
THE 'RAWLINS HoTJI
THEIR TABLE

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."''' Baggage conveyed 90 All Ian a.
4 .s.. a. no .ur friend. saF rra anil. ....
'.l.sl. -. LUCAS
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SarnaparIIla Mend
Cooking SlONrs.

10 ~ haf ~
Aug 3 e. r. BELLER \ co
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Germ sheIIeFa.


Il ADD pru. ssgsf -ufr' ssrvass.f f..-
- beef I1si received ~ RIDDLE BRO
Manias1arF ApF ~ -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-23

WOOL WANTED.
TAsH psE fof WOOL sttss Ckarieuaur r..
" P1t y NJ Al54UITu
JuIg 49,
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EcD EcgYG ADDE'S,
EiSifIN q TON CRY. n q
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MrniranG nnnn-

A Aand "a" Mrricts Grisa. aI4sysA, ssB,
n sht tor sal ~ FOWLE "a 20
ALsxsHBais Va Marsh ~ ISL
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RAcoN 80 LAID - -ss h
, 1858-02-19

their will Then l suppose there will be
perfect peace and harmony among them
all. You will restore peace in that way,
and localize the Kansas difficulty! No,
sir. The moment you impose a Constltu-
ton on that people against their remon-
STRANGE and protest, you have nationalized
this difficulty, and pledged yourselves to
maintain that Government at the point OF
the bayonet, and with all the power at your
eopmand. You have legalized civil war
instead of localizing the Kansas quarrel
These are my convictions. l believe that
such will be the consequences, if we pro-
ceed in this mad career Of forcing Con.
stitution on people against their will. ]
hope l may be mistaken, and that such con.
sequences will not result; but, while such
are my convictions, l must be permitted to
express them. Ifmy doing so brings down
assaults on me, from whatever quarter, high
or low, from my own section or an opposite
section, must repel those assaults; but
do not choose to go into any elimination or
recrimnation in regard to consistency on
former phases of this question. am will
ing that my consistency shall be judged oi
by the public. think my course is pretty
well known, aud am willing that the peo-
pie shall judge Of it. If the course of the
Senator from Indian is equally well-known,
let the people Judge of it by that knowl.
edge If it is not as well known, have
no desire, no disposition, TO hunt up old
speeches and old records and old letters to
show his inconsistency. Consistency has
very little to do with this question. The
great point is, is it right to force Const
tuition upon people against their will!
Am l not right in my opposition to that
act Of power and oppression? l would
rather argue that question than go into any
controversies with political friends or even
political opponents. l would prefer that
they should consider me so humble an in
dvidualth my history of fifteen years is
not necessSry-to' be discussed, inasmuch as
during the whole fifteen years | have found
them loud in praise of my course as to the
political iniquities which they now propose
to bring in judgment against me.
But, sir, l ask no mercy in relation tc
this matter. will not provoke controver
sy with anybody. l shall not shrink from
the avowal of my opinions, and the vindi
cation of my character, whenever l choose
to do it. | may not reply to all. 1t may
be on object to worry out my strength by
these constant attacks from day TO day
Whenever l find it failing l will reserve
myself, and then come back and take a rak
ing fire at the whole group. But whenev
er shall feel inclined, will repel the blow
at the time it is struck.
, 1858-02-19
Pnrrl Sound Wesleyan Institute.

This institution Of learning begins its
Spring term (of IL weeks, on the 6rst
Monday Of March next, under the charge
Of B. r. FREEIAND. recently from the Will
lamet University, Oregon. 1t is with
pleasure we notice that that popular lady
teacher, Miss EvErISE BABR, will have
charge Of the female educational branch Of
the Institute. Mr.. Freeland comes here
highly recommended by the President Of
the University, Of which he was the prin-
cipal, and has shown himself, already, 10 be
the'man for the place be has been called
to lll-in place Of Rev ]. DnLoN-full Of
energy, and a very.superior teacher. Al
though we personally regret that declining
health has prevented Rev. Mr. Dillon from
Fesuming a charge, in the faithful perform
ance Of which he had rendered himself en-
dearer to large circle Of friends and stu
denis, yet it is matter Of qualification to
be advised that Mr.. Freehnd is possessed
OF all the elements OF education, IN the uls'
play Of which Mr.. Dillon made himself 50
popular Parents and guardians can have
ample assurance Of due diligence being
used in the education Of their children or
wards at the Puget Sound Wesleyan Insti'
tute under its present charge.
We also learn with pleasure that it is in
contemplation to erect. during the coming
summer. a capaciOus academy endowed
with apartments for both sexes; and in this
connection it might be added, that the in
stitution under consideration will fully an
sWer all the purposes for thorough educa-
tion Of the rising generation Of our Terri
tory on liberal terms--at least, until our
Territorial University is completed. See
the advertisement in another column.
, 1858-02-19
nsrThe New York Tedrer saws tbat

BS-The New York Ledger says that Of
all the manufacturing houses in that city,
but two are known TO have retained all
their employees without reducing their
wages, during the late financial pressure.
The New York Stereotype Foundry con-
tinued fifty-three men at the regular rates,
and the Grefenberg Company, who employ
forty men and twenty-five girls in the man.
of their family medicines, retained
them all at their usual price. In times ol
distress like these, when thousands are suf-
fering for want of work, such instances Of
liberality are worthy Of being recorded.
, 1858-02-19

COMMERCE WITH JAPAN.-A letter from
Z. f. RICE, U. S. Commercial Agent at
Hakodadi, communicates some facts of in
terest, under date Of Sept 10TH
The japanese are becoming less excu-
sive. They now furnish in abundance for
ships use, hogs, potatoes, vegetables of all
kinds, and rice. BY new treaty made
since you were here, Americans can reside
here permanently after the 4th of July,
1858. l have no doubt that importations
from the United States will be made soon,
as at certain seasons Of the year snch mer-
chandise would pay we'll American resd-
ing here are subject only to American laws.
The treaty is in force so far as the Japan
ere are concerned. They say, Come, the
more the better Mexican dollars only
should be brought here. All other kinds
are nearly worthless
, 1858-02-19

APPOINTMENTS OF PosrMAsTERs FOR WASH.
INGroN TERRIToRY-Lewis D. Barnard,
Fort Stevens, Thurston county, W. T.
John Moore, Newaucum, Lewis county,
VT.
Thomas Cranney, Covcland, Island Co.,
w. I.
James Learey, Port Ludlow, W. T.
: Josiah P. Keller, Tekalet, W. T.
VIM. c. Marcy, Bis Fort, Lewis county,
w. T.
, 1858-02-19

THE WEATHER.-For few days we have
had quite a spell Of weather. Up to that
time IL was supposed that the crisis Of old
Boreas had passed for the season, having
been unusually mild up to that period. AT
the time referred to. a snow storm set in
which lasted two days.and nights, Snow
fell to the depth Of Is inches. 1t is now
rapidly passing away under the pressure OI
rain and sunshine. Vegetation has al
ready started.
, 1858-02-19

ExEcUToN OF MIssIoSARIEs.-Ad despatch
announces the death of two missionaries in
India natives of New Jersey. The New
ark Mercury states that they were led ont
to execution loading dncle deep IN 6lOcdl-
About the scaffold where they were be.
headed blood had collected in such quanti-
ties as to submerge the severed heads ol
previous victims, against which they STUN
bIed as they walked. They died as they
had lived, with true christian bravery.
, 1858-02-19

WHAT Is A SErrLER?-The Commissioner
Of the General Land Ofice has written to
Mr. Town of Chicago, ILL.,, that from the
moment settler enters in person, on land
opened to pre-emption, with the animus me-
nendi, or with the intention Of availing him
self of the privilege of the pre-emption
law, and does any act in execution of that
intention, he is a settler. He is protected
until he fails, on bis part, to comply with
the conditions Of the law.
, 1858-02-19

CoSrEMPr-Two weeks ego we noticed
the fact that ]. NJ. Bachelor, Lieut.. A.
V.Kauts. Lieut. McKibboO, Sheriff VIII
liams and Frank Clark were arraigned be-
fore the Supreme COur, for contempt. The
above parties appeared in open court. and
by oath purged themselves of any inten-
tion to commit contempt against the mil
itary or civil authority Of Washington Ter
riiory. The decision Of the court was that
they be released from arrest, and that the
law governing crimes, as per grand jury, be
enforced. The decision Of Judge McFAD
DEN in this case will be given at length
hereafter.
, 1858-02-19

- THE suFRENE CouRT.-We neglected to
notice last week tho prompt and manly
conduct Of judges McFADDES and CHESO-
wETH, who were summoned here unexpect-
edly to resentence and re-afirm what had
already been done on two several occasions :
that is, the death sentence Of Leseh. His
execution, unless in,erfered with by the
military, or the civil authorities Of Pierce
county, as heretofore, will take place to-
day The Sheriff Of ThurstOn county was
ordered by the court 10 carry out the sen.
tence Of the law on this occasion. 1t is
proper to remark iu this connexion, that
Hon. F. A. CHESowErn delivered very
able opinion concerning the Leschi trial,
which we think gave entire satisfaction to
the community in general. We expect to
publish this decision, in connexion with all
other decisions involved in this case, a;
soon as orders are given from a certain
quarter so to do.
, 1858-02-19

p@-The barque VIM. G. Le,ois, recently
captured off the African coast, was brought
into Norfolk on Monday. Another bird of
this feather is expected at the same port in
few days 1t is said that the coast is
lined with the black craft, and that, since
the arrival of the U. S, sloop-of-war Dale,
twelve captures had been made.
, 1858-02-19

pS-By last mail we received letter
from Gov STEVENS, in which be Informs us
that the mail route from Olympia to Bel
lingham Bay has been extended to Semi
a-mOO, and that the contractors are to re-
ceiVe $500 per annum, additional. This
is much below the general average that
should be allowed any such contract
, 1858-02-19

peA-The celebrated Gaines case is now
before the u s. Circuit court, in New Or
leans, Judge McCaleb presiding
, 1858-02-19

bTWo are nnder obligations to Mr..
BAHnY, wghs, Fargo, & Co.'s messenger,
and to the purser Of the Columbia for full
6les Of papers from San Francisco and the
Atlantic States. We are also indebted to
Mr.. NvdEST, editor Of the San Fraelsco
Hsrald for full files, not only Of his own
excellent paper, but those from the Allan
tic States
, 1858-02-19

SOur thanks are due DR. MAYSARD Of
Alki, for aSSekage of papers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-19
THE TN TElIlTG ENCER
TUESDAY MOANING, AUG. II. 1868.
WITH TIE DEAD.
ny EMILY c. nuNrlScToN.
rErom tl,e National Ern.l.

3 q =. g
from the National Era.l 800
Without-they Young moon, paleas shroud,
Climbs throughthe fringes Of0the cloud
That silvers in its light;
And underneath the purple sky.
f. The sound of small waves creeping by
b Goes whispering through the night
Within-a brooding sense of.ill
Hangs DER the room so strangely still,
Like shadows over tomb.
Where heavy curtains, fold on fold,
r. Shut in the silence wierd and cold,
nnk And two hearts in.the gloom.
Too hearts, but one has found release,
One face hath caught the look of peace
They wear beneath the pail;
And one with heavy thro6s of dread,
Keeps watch above the shrouded dead,
And praYs God keep US oil"
Two waxen limbs in quiet rest, stis
Two meek hands folded on the breast,
As if they clasped prayer
3 Ah better thus, than day by day,
Along weary sunless way,
A heavy cross to bear.
White brow! too calm. for earthly bliss,
Dumb lips too cold for love to kiss,
"a, Young heart! of wealth untold,
Sweet eyes! that shone with changeless ray,
How can we hide you all away
Beneath the staining mould.
Dear sleeperl when the daisies blow
In the old churchyard, will you know
My footsteps when / come?
Will you not feel the sunbeams creep r
Across your grave through all your sleep,
And hear the wild bees hum!
And when the toilsome day is flown,
IfIshall sit and sing alone
The song we loved SO much,
Will not your fingers, light as air.
Glide as Of old adown my hair,
With soft caressing touch?
& Oh LifeP Oh Deathl in vain !. seek
Ito read the mystery that we speak,
a Its meaning is too deep 3,
81 So through my tears look to Heaven,
And say, "Our Fathers hand hath given
His weIl-beloved Sleep"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-19
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