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CANDIDATES FeR CLERK.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
important to Hhipnnasters and Gre

Important to ShipmasterS ana -. Cr rs.iS b.
49, SOME twenty yesn since> was fefy serioas. ~
G Jured In one u my hips BY coming IN contact WIN
the nnchor IT the ship Of which was seeond mate nc n
Un. bad hip given great trouble iosi OF me
time since un' last April when heard o. .n as'
Pain Killer and Immediately procured bottle ana by nsg
accordn. drecons entirely cured In about ten
and experienced the least trouble from my eonp
since.
Feeling the importance Of having Chi. valuable medicine con-
stanty befoye starting Tor EuroPe IN March last W c
sp Louvre from New York, purchased two large bottles 10
take with me- While nj Antwerp. OF my crew was aaek
ed very dysensry; gave him the Pain hier
AMI II cured him In hurry.
On nv passage home with hundred and sixty pas
senaers valuable remedy 70 NIL who were
sick and without getting relief One lady pasei
ger In particular troubled with bad headache for which
She cure, having been troubled with u most
Of the years. told her had sure remedy and gave
her the Pain Killer which, SURPRISE did effect the cure
she had long sought had good medicine chest
MS ever put board ship but did not open IT, there being
Necessity for 1.-THE Pain Killer answered all purposes Ana
do most sincerely recommend to every shipmaster always
take good supply this valuable medicine with him pn going
Is valuable and convenient TO use in ease Of
wounds bruises which liable to- and frequently do hap
pen q shipboard
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master Of the Ship Louvre.
IH..fs
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Alleged Discovery of Silver Mine noar
Denver City.

From the St. Louis Republican,. Sept. s.
Colonel Vital Jarrat hns recently written IL
letter to his friends in st. Clair county, Illinois,
announcing tho discovery by him of an extensive
load OF silver which promises IL large yield IF
wealth. Colonel Jarrnt started to Pixies Peak in
March last soon after the adjournment of the
Illinois Legislature. (of which he was n membor,)
in company with Messrs. Joseph Troticr and JAS
Bornman. Shortly After the Colonel's arrival in
the mining district near cid Run, forty miles
from Denver City. N. T.. no had the honor to be
unanimously elected President and Chief Justice
OF the district. with dictatorial powers--a glory
over which the recipient in one of his former let
tiers, INDUCED considerable merriment,
Colonel Jarrct writes that tho region in which
he and his party are is surely gold region,
though the miners in general have not yet found
tho ore in such quantities as to rcmuncrate for
going thither. The Colonel and his party have
been rather more fortunate. having discovered Mt
Gold Run, u rich lead Of mineral two feet thick
and six hundred feet in length. Twenty pounds
from this mine we're sent to DIR. Lee at Denver
City to be analysed. and was found to contain five
parts silver three parts gold three parts iron and
one part copper. AS much rs five thousand
pounds ofthe ore per day have been taken out,
and the greatest excitement prevailed in the
neighborhood at the time OF writing this letter,
August g. The whole country was in cammotion in
reference to these new diggings reported 10 be ve-
~ rich. 1t after more thorough test Colonel
Jarrots mine turus out to be xpects he will start
for home to return Immediately on making
some necessary arrangements. In the other o.
vent he will remain ct hnme. at least during the
winter. Colonel j. lie well known in this region
and his statements may be relied ON.
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Return of Mr.. VIM. Preston.

Tho Washington States of Tuesday afternoon
snys: We learn from the most reliable source
that the family of Mr. Preston, in Kentucky urc
daily expecting hi. return from Spain. His arr-
val is regarded as certain withn tho next month;
in which event. as our informant tells us his do
rid
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ssllGEs e - -. - - - ssssiasd 70 -
Len ssskias - nssss = ssssers TIE pshle eoa'
asssos shus 49,, - - sosnteFael The esn il
$780, = - = 49, rsfssA pssse. nd Il.
/ keszIs =ss
- a. - ! - zI.sssisa. : - pnblie
! sIusue~s<sl 4 - pssssszizzs By skese spsn the
s.lksrisy efwhsss nA.ss - signatures. they were
instituted. Already inicsnssion has beea Feceiv-
"a Of he rspsdiasioa of he whole aaair by a
nunber Of respectable citissas whose names were
pablished ~ oikcen Of the meeting and st'li
larger numbefNf those whose names were attach
ed 10 the call Rr,, issued BY the AaercaH. and af
terwards, without their consent or connivanee.
transferred 10 partisan lecoco call. goisea mp in
the Offices Of the papers Of that party These gen
tlemsn will rubiely announce their disapprcsa'
ton Of the proceedings Of the meeting. and will
publish statement p tha, effect. The reaction
will thus be properly begun, while further meas
ares may be concerted by the merchants and me.
ohanies to cheek the fearfnlly disastrous conse.
quenccs Of this mos. ruinons movement.
We are in no wiso tho apologis.s Of rowdvis,n in
any form whatever. and while we are willing 10
concedc, that Baltimore contains moro of that class
than Is desirable. still We cannot be ignorant Of
the fact, that il Is an evil with which every city in
this, or any other country the face Of the earth
10 equally cursed. That Baltimore should be sin;
gular in this regard, is no. to lie expected. But
that she is worse governed than other cities. or
that the rowdyism which Is said to prevail there.
is the result Of the asceadeney Of the American
party we unbesitatingly deny.
The chief magistrate of Baltimore, Thomas
Swami. is native Virginian; gsnttemdn in the
widest acccptaton Of that word and the possessor
of talents Of the frs, order. That such n man
would connvc at rascality. or seek to shield the
perpetrators Of crime from the just judgments of
the law is not within the range Of probability
and to assert any such thing. is tho -heerest non
sense. When the Democratic party Of Baltimore
can poin, to any wiser or better man for the place
or when they name his equal among the gen
tlemcn they have heretofore placed in that position
ii viii be time enough then for them to attempt to
dcprccia,e his government Of the city. The
party should be convinced by this time. that
their constantly rci,cratios in the most sol
e,nn and lugubrous tones all the worst things they
can about The rowdyism and lawlessncss and in
security OF life and limb in the city, enn have
other eaec, than to destroy her prosperity and That
this Ier.isnnt effort To blacken her reputation,
must eventually work their own ruin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

MASONRY AND THE CLEaGy.-The Rev. Geo s.
Chase, pastor Of the Baptist shurch in Warren
Rhode Island. writes letter explaining his re,
ason for refusing his professional services mt fune
rails where Masonic rite,s are employed. He saws:
u could not, consistently with my convictions,
that however it might appear to others. whether
Masons or NOT Tor myself to join in such cerimon.
les as Christian ceremonies would be next 10 If
not actually, sacrilegous service; and tina.
for the same reas1 should decline if Moson;,.
rites were insisted upon, even though the ners.,n
were amembor of the church Of which nm n. .tor
NICE Leaf Lard and s,,, M Cur.I Hams e. -. l..
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Douglas us an Independent Candidate


.The Indication that Douglas in tho case of fail
ing to cocrce tho Charleston Convention into Civ
ing him regular nomin ton, will run as an In
dependent Democratic candidate, is confirmed by
tho following communication in tho Cincinnati
Commercial. The letter Of Gem Young referred
to recommended Douglas to run ON his own hook
"CArE GlRAupkAu. Sept 3. 1859.
Eds. Com Since enclosing you the letter of
Gen. Young. Of this place, to Senator Douglas,
relevant TO the Charleston Convention. hive seen
enough oi his answer ~ said Letter to learn that
the Judge has intimated to his eloquent friends in
these parts. that II the Convention should select
another than himself. he will be an Independent
Candidate. This will not surprise you much, |
presume. His recent letters and conversations
have exhibited strong premonitory symptoms Of
this development. Such is the determined and in
eAofable devotion Of his friends TINT stormy 'ime
may be- anticipated in the Convention. You are at
liberty q make whatever use of this you mag see
fit Yours respectfully, &c..
A. 7. JonNsoN."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

BOILED WATERhELoN.-The Boston Herald SAYS
q gentleman of that city, whose family is luxuria-
ting ia the country, and who is compelled, there
fore. to trust kitchen matters TO the inexperienced
hands of green help, sent home an excellent
watermelon, one day last week. for dinner: but his
astonish,nent was intense when he found that the
melon had been mistaken for q squash and boiied
to a jelly. The unfortunate man demonstrated
mildly. Sure" said the girr II thought it was
mighty juicy squash"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
Trustees Sale afaIet
By BRYAN AKERs, AocTloSrre
House and Lot MT Auc,,.

- WILL sell, on The prcmses, on TnUusn.y a.
E. ms. ut O'Clock, p NJ, THE HOUSE AND Inir ht &
ing TO Henry Wright fronting 7th Street 70 feet ant
back 1872 feet adjoining The Tot Of Mr. Seth lius.y @ uhg
and &. Mcver on The other side. " "he s,r
one-fourth Of the purchase money will be REQUIRED IN 49,
the balance In IL and Is months for neuoab,. VI %
dorsed md the title retained until the none, pai wei IN
Possession given ist OF November. Sale positive
u. AKERs An,
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Sale of Tavern Property at Nelson ~ \,

~ THAT desirable TAVERN STAND in I.OvJNr.a,"W
ma known the "CErrEAL HorE," Is for sale n,ti Ivy
the 4th Monday In SEPTEsBER When will be sold ni
rented oul. Terms liberal The attention Of it ~
called to this property Apply 10 Vim. s. Jones 10 men
Warehouse, or 10. Whitehead. Livingston NJ. - 1--WE
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NEW BOOKS.

nAu,yn, NEW BOOKS.
A PAN BEnE, By George Elliott:
"A Hymns Of Ages: ''
Mackays Life and Liberty in America.
Lille for u Life A new Novel hy ,,,h,. =, =, -,
fonf l ears ON Whae-Ship: " "'' ha'lax;
swaiow Barn. BY j. p Kennedy.
nap" comic leasi
ii,"wenls Travels in Central Africa.
Also6oi mi ,'iln y wv Novelty John Esten Cooke;
Received to-dts, =; pI,-vc T. m, ,,,,.,..
sept lI-iis ''-'H Di-ACkfORDS.
- --s-------- 81 Main Str o.
= Of souoo this day, another large SUNNY
teachers. " "''tS Liberal discount allowed 10
sept i:tdls PAYNE b Bf.aekFORD
49,. 81 Main Street
Il just received at w 'Ios 8, me coseui sEGARs
sept I3dis d. ii. Ti0MrS ms
DrG Store,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

BRooKLyH, New YoRk.--This has been fruit
full year to the city Of churches. Nine hundred
dwelling houses. fourteen churches. eight schools
and seven factories all bran new, are now going
up. The value of them and other improvements
is set down at 81 100000. But the most wonder
full structures of the century Beecher's church
and the Academy of Music, are engrossing the
public attention almost entirely just now: the for
mer is to have 5000 sittnss alone on the audience
floor, and the latter 1900. The church is to cost
Sl25,0OO. while the Academy will require quar-
ter of million to complete it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

DELTA KAPPI EPsiLoN.-The ninth annual con-
ventinn of this fraternity has becn in session at
Mechanics Hall since Wednesday morning. In
looking over the list Of delegates We see names of
gentlemen from all parts Of the country. About
eighteen or twenty chapters were represented in
the convention yesterday the members represent
ing Mt the same time the first literary institutions
of the land 1t gives us great pleasure to see
these young men in our city especially rs their
meeting is characterized by the most most genial
good-feowshp and generous enthusiasm. The
fraternity. though not old in years. is very giant
in strength and influence numbering about thir-
ty chapters, and three thousand members.
Prof. A. L. Bedsoe. of the University of VA.
delivered the Grafton last evening in the Congrc-
gatonal Church, to very intelligent audience.
The eminent ability and worldwide reputation of
the distinguished professor, are themselves II suf-
fcient comment His presence in our midst is II
noble testimonial of the character of the d. X. f..
Another highly interesting feature connected with
the literary exercises was the poem, by George
Pratt, Esq, 'Poet laureate" of Yale College
Wc anticipated grand intellectual treat from
him, and were not disappointed. The convention
is to close this evening, Friday with grand
banquet at Ambos' Hall. In conclusion We wish
the members Of the u. X. Il. a hearty god speed
in their great work. May they still 60 on. .'c"n-
quering and to conquer Columbus Ohio Ga
zette ofMe ga.
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SWEET POTATOES

4 M now receiving SWEET POTATOES daily from N
farm In Hanover good the best that can be- found
itis or any other market which will wholesale or retail
NJ the lowest market price. Persons in want will 10 wei
give ME ii call before purchasing elsewhere.
W. p. BURNETT
selh lo-ilm Market House, Lynchburg
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New Trimming and Fame; $.ore
l.. A. &; T. KINSIG'

'EhkE pleasure IN announcing 10 the ladies l..
a iHhc,Dufg ana surrounding country, Thai :,,
me store ~" lao MAIN STREET, under the War"
OPPOSITE Nj H. {. Nie!ors Periodical Store where ti,
anu a'r TUESDAY, the 10Th inst, offer Tor inEpcri,u,,
IRE new aud large stock Of Paris Dress 1,,,.n..
dresses, Head Ornaments, Moair Caps latr 81
iihr IN, ieflni.ry, Combs and H,.4r. .. ,,
MONEY Bags Travelling Bags Cabas Relcucs t>...'
.r ladies misses AMI infants, Shetland Wool Auts
matfas "i every Kind Me- dies, Pins Hooks ais 49, nt
uhhtr nth Tor infants, Belts and Betting, Button, sr
heis Head Nets and Fame. lair Pins, latest styles H."
HNis Go'rs Hosiery, Knitting Coons Saxuny Yarns, an
nn OF i"!s ana other things too tedious cnumcrticl
Soh We WIZ lake great pleasure in showing al who r
favor us with call.
ne Ladies are Respectfully and specially solicited s n
Alhe our stock q" Dress Trimmings Head Dresses "a
fhaheh' which are Of the very styles and ohta
sept Eddy = 49, $500 1
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L,y1 sfEAiED from my house. on Church sne-
@xlq about the 18th inst. \ RED cow with a rc,
N-N Gail. ia COW is branded with The letter un 81,
irlt hind leg. suitable reward " III be l5ri To
h'r delivery 10 me or To Mr.. j. d. Hail. Amers H.
sept l3-ds EDGAR Viii, glft.ln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

AN AFRICAN MErAPHoR.-The Liberia (Africa)
Star Of Liberty. demolishss Q eotempprary in the
following vigorous style: 'Tbeeditor of the Her
aid is like msddened bull-reckless, furious and
desperate Not even is the family circle sacred nor
the grave free from his pollution; with unhalow-
ed hands he has descended into the sanctity of his
tomb to vent his malice on the living" A mad
bull deaceu ling With unhallowed hands into the
eanotity OF tue tomb TO vent his malice on the no
eng 10 decidedly rich. Shine on. bright star.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

"ITooSlfss. SuchrRS AND PuKE-."-A witty
friend Of the New York Commercial, who has re
Gently been travelling through lnamun. Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri, thus records bis
observations:
1.-THE first two unl The last ed StGlcs are
inhabited bv queer specimens sf The Gen'fs tn@0.
known respectively ~ 'h"osiers suckers aud
pukes The latter. hnWcfer. imvo hc,a letter
known ot late wears as'h rlarrulfauS, and much
difference of opinion la. existed in scientific cir
.lrs ns To the proprcty of the change. These dis
tincive titles must be very ancient. rs 4 believe
there * work cxtant ON natural history which
rrctcuAs To give their correct origin. From what
| saw or could learn 1t their habits, they subsist
chiefly on fat pork and corn, dodgers. although |
have sccn them mastrnting large quantities Of Il
dark and noxiuus weed, ihe juice Of which sus-
poet much be poisonous, as they invariably eject
it. Their principal, aud was told only beverage,
is dstlation from corn which they call Bur
bon. A distinguished savant has rendered il in
English, Bourbon whiskev.' OF this beverage
they arc rcma, kablv fond, for when imbibing il
and for some time after they exhibit unmistakta-
bio. signs Of delight. They initiate civilized
humanity 50 far as to cover themselves with cloth
ing. but such is their variety of costume tina,
could not begin to describe it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
Bakers Premium Bitters.

IT, We hope the citizens gcncray will be ever mindful
NSS2 of this alimpprant Family Meiicine--one that is
invauc III all climates and In all that has
formed remarkable than other ever discovered
by all conditions and sexes with perfect
say-an one that stands for the Of Dyspepsia
Colds and Coughs Choic Nervous Affections. General Debility
and Fever, AMI Nervous Headache Bakcrs celebrated
PREMIUM irrG:s have been manufactured IN Richnond Va
years past highly recommended by Physicians and
virtue They composed entirely Of
,celab and therefore entirely free from all mine
raj When all remedies have fniled single bot
lie has of Dyspepsia certified
10 p. Ncw-cils AMI ie,ers, acsrl by VIM
Gregory, Icnrico aud otiersand choics and diaoa
hundreds citizens who used it with great
during prevalence of the Cholera in Richmond and
which Immediately checked and uprooted all the symptoms OF
horrd disease by the of Bakers PREMIUM BTHRs
doubt If there has been discovered tonic
DOW soothing these Bitter which
are constantly TO children with the haIpiest result
The Proprietor these Bcrs To have them known
throughout country, and for this will put them
country and Others b, the wholesale, such prices
fail please All invited Try the Biers and
% judge for themselves of their merits.
To had uf a Drugnss in l,nchburg and esew in
Virginia. For orders address H. BAKER Proprietor
july 26-ieris Richmond, VA.
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y IL ; x L r
A VERY DESIRABLE PEW in the 4th stree, M,.'us,,
"A Church, located right of the centre aisle i,l IN l..
centre :" NE church. Terms liberal Apply 10
s'!i i''iiw G. Il. PHEIr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

NIcE Leaf Lard and Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
~ sept 10 dts SMITH 4 Tn,,,s
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Rufhns Phospho Peruvian Guano.
appointed Agents for this exec rnt Ferlet
We are now prepared TO furnish Il 10 Farmers aud Plan
,ii cnh prices adding actual charges We think itr
r Is euhd to supercee In great measure. the ID
incrr,ulous. AZ lin ISS 9 10
sept lid!s Aan.. in + vnchbnrc
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Gr0vnr 81 Rakar'S

Grover & Bakers.
f.~r- CEfrBRAIRp FAMILY MAGAZINES, 400 Broad
EyI way, New York. and Isl baltimore Street Baltimore
A NEW SfYLE-PRICE $50-HEMMERS % EXTRA
This machine from two sools purchased from the
store, occurring nn Of thread II Hens, Fel Gath
.rs and Stitches superior Style finishing each by its
avn operation, without needle,
,ured by other machines. II will do better and cheaper
h0Hr
send for u circular j. 7. DAVIS Il CO.
may 3-,,ts Agents. Iynchbury,
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SENzlNEFor removing grease. from silks Ribbons CIo
- &c for cleansing Gloves Velvet, or any six or wootn
s without changing the delicate eolos for BY
o0Pi ifoS STABLER & JONES.
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Northern Assurance Company.
m Mursate street, London, for FIRE AND LIFE As
aG SURANCE, at Home and Abroad Established in 1886
aud Incorporated by Special Act Of farliWncnt. 800 80
The Policies Of this Company not only guaranteed hy
large Capnl bat also by the unlimited personal responsibility
of nearly i,ht0 Shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER.
June S-d1y Agent in lynchburg. va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

DR.. Wistar's BalSam Of Wild Cherry
m BAlLOt Pictorial, of liih July s:-leaizfng
tcG the true of responsibility attaching To the Ed
and Publisher of widely circulated JOURNAL should
little less t,in crime medical
pound the real virtue of which could not concentous
dorsc. Til, llnia compound has become home fixture
and all persons who suffer- aud in vain attempted
their Coughs Colds Bronchial Pulmonary Complaints
of this inc ,,allrd remedy!
The following Certificate from distinguished gentleman
equally conclusive:
ona journal, Concord " H. recently American
ut Bcy root syria, and now Chaplain ia the Navy
CONCORD n. H.. March ,.
Mcssrs. SETH W. FawLE & Co,-Genatmea Two wears
sudden AMI violent attack upon Lungs
/" bad fT several weeks. and when
much oppressed by difficulty III breathing, that
aic to sleep re upon bed by night. The suffering was
rNrome and Jagin. from th incltae, of the used
supposed ihr tncutait. Being persuaded 10 try
' Of UiAkfE GUya IF Val tHcirg without confidence i'm
lis efficacy, found te difficulty almost entirely
one bottle wa used up sympathy with fellow
dureS Ia make HIS pubic statement ana recommend the r.
tte 10 othtts similarly afflicted.
With respect yours truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

None grnuin" unless si.acd BIZ IT'S On The wrapn,r
Prepared by :. W. "a" LIE CO., Ho.ruN fr sa, lbs
William \. Soih'r TO-. and John H. scay, lynr,re +
e. pi1a tamrbc e. H.. and y all Druggists and dealers IN
nrd, ue liIrol sl,u,t .y city and country. slI -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
GBe gOurnal.
Wsaverillp, Saturday Morning. AUGUST l3, 1852
Down the Eanc.

There, where a hidden garden lies.
Seen through the Lows of the hawthorn trees,
There delicate odcrs family rise,
And die away or the scented breeze
Far from the noise Of the busy street,
The hopes Of o quiet household meet;
And the cool, green turf is sprinkled Ger
With the daisy, to the cottage door.
The sun shines there with deeper hue
On the dark gray walls and the twink ling pane,
And later fingers the morning dew,
And softer falls the glittering rain.
On the easements where the ivy vine
Aud the climbing rose and the iessamine twine.
That, flushed with the bloom oi the summer air,
Open in fragrance and beauty there.
The chimes float out on the perfumed gale
With mellow cadence and silvery strain ;
And the traveller leans on the garden pale
And the dreams of his youth return again;
For they sleep till the echoes of music bring
The scattered thoughts from their wandering;
His heart is Gained by the soothing spell
Swuyed through the air by the village bell.
Tins in each heart the sunshine falls
On a fertile nook in a shadowed place,
Aud within the depths Of its mossy walls [srace
Bloom the hopes and the prayers that give il
And if blessed by the notes OF single strain
1t will break iuto blossoms Of beauty again,
The dewy tears will tell how deep
Was the power that touched that leaden sleep