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Mr.. Golden addressed great meet
ing of his constituents at Roddale on
the ed alt A London paper says:
Mr.. Golden spoke at great length,
his leading theme being uOn interven
ZION in either European or American
affairs. He adverted to the war IL
America, and asked why the South, az
n other cases of rebellion, had not pul
orth list of its grievances. The fea
son he thought, was, they had but one.
They wanted TO consolidate, perpet-
uate, and extend slavery. Instead OF
stating their grievance, they simply ask
o be let alone, and it is this cry that
has secured SO much European sympa>
my for the insurrection. He regarded
the peaceable Presidential election az
one OF the most sublime spectacles III
ghe history of the whole world, and
aid a people that could do that, had
gwen TO the world a spectacle such as
never was presented before by any 9th
er people.
Ihey had resolved, Notwithstanding
their great sacrifices, that slavery
should be abolished lie reiterated his
belief, and with far greater emphasis
man before, that he did not believe he
should live to see two independent
States on the continent of North Amer
lea. He considered the geographical
difficulties in the way of separation to
De absolutely insuperable He took
leave of the American suit ect by dep
recating the ignorance which prevailed
in England IN regard TO the geography,
resources, DC, OF the country, and by
declaring that he wanted nothing done
70 carry out his opinion, but was simply
desirous, by his observations, to turn
the scales so as to prevent undue pre-
ponderance in favor of the other side
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The Sneaks Of the South.


We believe that even the Yankees
entertain at this moment more respect
for those Confederates who are fighting,
suffering, and dying for their homes
and firesldes, than the loud talking and
fngscious patriots who have deserted
their country in the hour of her extrem
ity. and betaken themselves TO the
North or to Europe. When a man
goes boldly to the enemy, We cali il de
sertion, aud punish it as such But
open desertion is more manly, because
il Is more peIilous and free from by
pocrisy than a miserable sneaking out
of The contest, by the back door, under
the various cOE<emPiibRe pref exits and
pretenses which are 50 often set up for
running the blockade. This act has
all the meanness of desertion without
its candor and courage We make no
illusions, of course, to agents of the
Government sent abroad TO conduct
official business, nor TO such as 80
abroad for short time In good faith
Eut there are Others, and we blush 70
lay, not a few, who are making them
selves conspicuous in Europe by their
loquacious patriotism, who ara neither
moro nor less than hypocritical DESERT
ers from the Confederate cause.
Who would not rather be the poorest
Confederate soldier, of whom even
Sherman says that they are the best
soldiers in the world, and that, after
such defense as they have made, the
South would have no cause of humilia
ton even II she were comprehensive
would noteratheT be one OF the poorest
and humblest OF these heroes, than the
parlor knights who are talking such
pretty Confederate talk amid the luxu
ries and gaities Of Europe, fourishing
carving knives, whilst their brethren at
home are thrust through with bayonets,
add draining gobiets OF wine, whilst
their brethren AZ home are draii ed of
the last drop OF their heroic blood 7
Surely these comfortable patriots do
not look far into the future II the
Confederacy triamphs, they cannot ex-
pect TO return here ct the end of the
war, and bold up their heads in com.
muniiy which they have abandoned TO
is fate. Aud il The Confederacy falls,
they need nos expect, even from Yam
kredom, a. much consideration as the
manly and gallant defenders OF their
soil The Yankees will coDhscate their
POSSESSIONS uilh as remorseless hand
Is those Of better men, aud chastise
their valiant words in England even
more yindictgely than the valiant deeds
OF heir brethren IN America
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Tor The Da y Union.
Puppy Love.
hY JOHN ,. SIXTH.

When childhood teems with radiant fsncies
And its giddg ideas rove;
Amid the whirl Of youthful frances,
Erne's more pretty, none more charming
Than illus We dreams Of love.
When the half aedged castles airy,
OF the nursery tumble down,
Whittier winsome tales Of fairy,
Dragons fierce, and dragons flaming,
Laughing love is sought and found.
The boy discards his baby dresses,
PrecocioHs notions epes the dandy
The girl perfumes her slender tresses,
worships breeches trinity booted,
And mixrs love, with love of candy.
The boy struts forth with grandeur swelling
And thinks he's almost grown man;
The girl develops past eli telling,
Sucks her candy, shippers sweetly,
Shakes out her Skin aud airts fan.
Thus the boy would be Apollo,
AniIhe girl Diana o'erj
While their heads are busy forming,
( Future plans divinely charming
Hies their nsrses are no nioreg
Chi dhood lives on wondrous loving,
Every teauty charms its .eysj
And that eye is ever rowing, -
With its & kle changing vision,,
As the bright attract ons die.
All It's fancies bred to liking
Are its loves-snd Cupid ehsfng,
At its attributes ofloving,
Stacks his bow and goes of laughing,
Leaving childhood still rowing.
Nashville, Dec. 1854.
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A Mr. Weidero of San Francisco has
invented watch with only one wheel
This wheel, main spring, and a very
little other machinery, is so arranged
that the watch, when set going, winds
itself up, and it will run for two years.
Ii would run forever if the material
would hold out, but the ingenious in.
ventor says il is necessary to take it
apart about once in two years for the
purpose of cleaning and repairing the
worn paIts
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trial of Mr.. KelloFg's bouble-bar-
relied cannon was made in Hartford.
CT, Tuesday. The gun carries ball OF
caliber fifty six, and waterproof me-
tAlic cartridges are used. It was fred
at the rate Of about two hunered shots
per minute An iran clad eIissou. with
. capacity OF seven thousand one hun
dreo and sixty-sight cartridges. accom-.
pAnies The gun, and the whole can be
drawn by one horse or the four men
needed 70 fully man Il IN the trial At
long range, distance OF nearly two
miIea was reached.
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The COINS d, AfriOue,

The negro soldiers Of the Army Of the
Potomac have been organized into a
separate corps, and placed under the
command of Major General Weitzel, q
Cincinnati boy, whose army reputation
is very high The design ofthe author
tiles, in assigning so competent an off :
Ger to the command of the Corps d
Afrieus. was undoubtedly to give the
oolored soldiers a fair chance The
separate organization of the negroes
will subject them, in the course of pend
ing operations, to q more severe and
conclusive test, of their military quail
ties, than they have yet experienced
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Harriet Martineau writes from Eng
land TO Senator Wilson, of Massachu,
setts: As fsr SIS l can see, the greatest
blow yet sustained by the thorough.
going Confederate sympathizers in this
country is the serious proposal among
Confederate authorities 10 make SOL
diers Of the slaves Our secesh parti
sans evidently don tknow what to make
of it We. of the Northern side. are
&ying TO teach them but probably
the negroes themselves will be the first
70 make all clear TO their Heaven born
guardians and guardians friends.
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Our Inducements to Agents ana
Clubs,

To those agents who take Their q ImlssI n in
Books and GIFTS the following commission Will be
allowed.
To any person forwarding IL Clubs Of 10 Books,
Clubs of q BOOKS, or 8 Clubs of 81 Books each,
Silver Wstch-cylnder escapement-wOrthS l2.
Gibbs OF Y Books, or Clubs Of SO Books each,
Silver Watch. patentlever, hunting case, worth S25.
IL preferable, the agent may select any other ar
be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the requiI ed numbers of Clubs ara COM
rIeted, when they viii be forwarded to yOueh-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, no allowance viii be made on extra commits
sion
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Phinehas Garrett

Former Reg ter n Davidson unity, gives spe-
cisl stten ion 70 he ez minstio Of 7 It's { Proper
ties, writing Deed OF Convey ance, lie Sc and other
Leg documents.
We d. EN- it unnecessary in this community, 10
say at Mr. Ga re Is The BIS examiner Of les
aud writer o. eeds Tenn e. or twenty
year he fixture al ur Courthouse, tw-lvz
of shirh be served as Register Of the county by
election 81 the hands Of the people Fl Is careful,
fsiihi and ex CT mann of Soing business is
" Il known, and We Cheerful y re ommend hi to
i'll those VINO may have any thing Ia bis line
transact. n. M.
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lesss.-.-~zs DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, foi
sSsA-sSgS last four years of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention TO the treatment OF pTi-
yate diseases for 80 years, hatteTs himself having
attended to practice for so many years, and cured
30 many thousands he is enabled TO cure all diseases
OF ; private nature no Rlatter how bad they may be
from InudieOus medical treatment, from neglect
of their own. Or. Kings Dispenssry Is No %
Deaderick street, between Cherry snd the Sc laTe
second story where he cures al diseases of pr-
Vste nature.
GonoThoea cured without nauseous medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures of old or recent dats effsctuallY cured
In s few days, by operation which causes nc
psln4 Where q structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
End Gndernnes the health so much.
Syphilis, with al the diseases of the skin, grow.
ng out OF neglect or bad treatment can be efectu-
ally cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSEss.-Particular attention having
been given to this disease, and all the consequences
growing out Of it, brought in many cases by the
destructive habits of inconsiderate youth, and ex
cessiye indulgence of the passions, a neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business or society and calIs-
ing premature Old age.
Females who may be labonng with any difficulty
o the Womb may rest assured Of immediate re-
II
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with Zee enclosed, direct to DR.. A. King
No. % Deadayck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary medicines sent to their address.
ofBce horrs from O'Clock in the morning until
tas 80 ring. ApPT--dAwIV
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:JOhnsOnvilIe.
WYE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE. over
w $50 Building Lots, IN the
City Of JohnsonVille.

q published plan q which can b seen At our once
and Il the principal Hosels and other pubic piaaes
in this city. Beisg sligibiy located on ths East
hank Of TIE Tennsssoe uYer, 10 miles rom it,
mouth, and AZ the terminus II the Nashville and
Northwestern Rsilro d, distance Of y miles Grorn
hat City; surrounded, - it =. By rich add pro
duclFe country, ant being 10 almost constant ryar
communication with many Of the most important
commercial cities Of the North and Southwest
must a. no distant day, become aefy Of vast busi-
ness importance. Such an opportunity for 4 sale
and prcbtao inyesimeut, IL bur seldom offered
We are the sole agents sor the sac o. lots and are
fully authorized and empowered 70 grant titles 70
purchasers.
apply % ". MATT. BROWN 4 co, Asta.
novzS-u Il Cherry street.
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Specially.

MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF WATCHES,
vi Lockets, Chains, Bracelets, kings, Pms, ia
some kInb ems, Gold PEGS and Case, iogeth 7
with a fuil assortment OF Fine Jeweiry, viii b. sold
AZ rel Il for the next % days Certificates naming
the different artlc es are put IN envelopes and
sealsd, and eant without regard TO choice. uue
Certificate tel ing yoa What yoa can have for 81,
Il be sentfor g cents five ce lfcatss FOR eie-
ven for thirty Tor S. AFTER seeing the Article, II
Il does not We perfect satisfaction, you can Return
ser-a IL q nts We also manufaeture Bedgc- for
~. ~ divisi u and corps in the army. We VIII
sena sample (pare silver with your name, regi-
nenf an company Handsomely engrAFe : ti'r teS,'
an the Tecsipt o. 81 50; 'egetheE Wiih our whole
ale Illustrated circular 70 agents.
s. 81. WARD a CO.,
,,xsa-ern no 20s broadway, n, Y.
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AFFIDAVIT.

ifPsrsoaally appeared before mo an Alasrmaa %
the eity q rhiiaaelp hlA, H. q. defnboid ahO, ~
7g duly HForns doth say, bis preparations contain
no raffotes 40 mercury or other iniuriOua drugs,
out are purely vegetable. II. Il. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed before me, this Esi day I
November, 1884. WM p. HIBEARD,
Aldermen. 3sh-streef, shove Raoe, Ptils.
Address letters for information in conddencs,
II. T. HEIsMBOIaD, Chemist
Depot l04 south Teufh-sfFeet,
Below Chestnut, PhiladsipAia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT rs,
AND USYEnsCIPLED DEALERS
Fho andesFor 20 dispose "OF THEfR Own" and
"otner' ARTICLES on ne reputation attained y
Hslnbold's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buchus
4" Sarsaparills,
Improved Rose WAshs
Sold b. al DruRRata e4eryshare.
ASK 5FoR HELMBOLUS-TAhk 70 or f&.
Cut oue The affveFtiseuseuf, aud ee1f ~ u a u
AVDFn TNToUzhoR AID ExFpSGRA
Haa My
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CoUasK or STUDY, most compete.
SYSTEM or DISTRACTION, THOROUGH aud
BusIxzss-LGKK, lin the proper aeceptstion
Of these terms.)
Daily Session throughout the year.
@gThE Principal an experienced Book
keeper.
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OTHER STATES, As TT IS N
NASHVILLE. fENEEasEE.
Nv books wiIl show that or tho past ave moushs
nv practice mas increased hundred per eent over
me last year. until il is not 70 Be surpassed By any
n the State. With my general practice in he city,
vim satisfaction: Rheqmaesm, AEschoas q ne
sdh Limbs, penrsy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Ikyer, Iudznusation d
the Stomach, Nsuraga, Kings Eyd o. scrofaia
tsns, DyS2spsiA OF Indigestion. ard Consusnpton,-
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
he UrinsFy Organs.
TO the Ladies.
All Affections Of the Womb tEeafad vita Enceeaa
Thoss Married Ladies' who hsEe been % un1orta-
70 their fzn time 4 found pregnAEt, n pEinz me =
cal.
SteFiIify.
Young Married Ladies whose misfortune Il has
bsen not 70 bring torth IN que SESSION, rensentef
God has said you should multiply and rsplezish. II
this Is your desire you can consult me either b.
letter or IN person. No LADY over thiny-hxe YasFs
Of age nssd make application All eommuaiesisors
% letter OF person strictly eonadsaeai.
Night Emissiens Cured.
Young Man, stop before yoa further 70. o. e.
diseases subject 2 80, mere = 70 asel,e 20 n1fe
scarce thag undsrsthd treating i znd 10 you ca1
say that have cured dozens il this city = veil -
IN dierent States, Who haYs spent doIGr saar dol
A. and are nov well catsd b me. am daily re-
eeivng Iettsrs snd sending medicine 10 al parts q
the country. In . word, al that are diseased y
Aay way and sill give cal, win eve sztia-
facton l6r ell Of the diseases tnsntoaeJ = tha ad-
vsrt.ssmsak Ths bsss q rsisrsness 1iFsa n this
city.
DIR. M06ILL.
sUnlon street. Nashville, Ienn.f
Jsa1 WI meet win FronPt altaa-sz.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight = twenty years standing. with nzEaes
known ~ science and aLne.
For medical properties Of Buchu, sss Dispsnzn-
tory u the United states.
See Professor Devices valuable works ca ths
Practice Of Physie.
See remarks made b. the late celebrated Dr..
Phyack, PhzdelDfia.
See remarks made By Dr. Ephrsim Mcdowell. =
celehrated Phyriciaa, and miembsr 81 The Royal
College q Surgeons, Ireand, add Published u De
Transactions u the King and One as Journal.
Ses Mecico-ChlrErg1eal RevisH. Published -
Benjamin 1ayers, Fellow q the Royal College q
Surgeons.
See most o. The late standard works on unsdieins
Extract Bleha...--.Sl0O per bottle, for $500
Sarszpariiia, LOO $40
Imprd Rose Wash, 81 40
Or halfa dozen q each FOR yi2, which VIII 30
saibcent 70 cure tns most obstinate eAses, Il drcs-
aons ara adhered 10.
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed from
obseryafiCn-
Rs-Descrbe symptoms IN Ell co anunscAnona.
Cures guaranteed AdTics KrAtia.
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S. {. SMITH.
GENERAL INSUR lSCE AGEST,

Is prepared % lake Fire srd NJ ar1ne risks in the
best Offices Of thee untry. BE If the authorized
Agent for the Etna Of Hartford, the Man attain,
Phoenix snd Seeuri OF New York, represent
ing fix millions of capital War risks t. or from
Nashville taken. as well as every species Of 1nsu-
sHTAnce
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this Office State, Co1nty,
and Railra6d Bouds; Rank, bridge, and Railroad
stocks sold as per order from customers.
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Marshal's Sale


OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR
NrR OF cHERY sND cxDAR sTREETs, NASHVILLE.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE DIS
ID trct COurG Of the United states for the Middle
district of Tennessee, rendered at the Oct. Term,
1894 in the cause Of the u s. the estate and
property money stocks and credits Of John 3.
johnson, snd wit Of Vend Joni EKponas to me
issued and directed / viii offer for sale, on the
premises, 20 the highest bidder for cash. on
Saturday, 24lh Of December "a,
at II O'Clock, NJ, all the right title and interest
Of the said John b. John on, for, and DUNG TIE
term Of his natural Ii e, in the following vslua'de
property on Cherry and Cedar streets, IA the Ciiy
Of \. shYille, viz:
on CHERRY STREET
IA feet front by az fset7 inches, being tie Office
nov occupied By L. r. Mulioy, Esq.
a feet front by AZ feet in hes, being the Of6ce
nov orcupied By Or. WOODWARD
IL feet front by ~ feet inches, being the ONCE
now occupied BY d whkin, ESQ.
IA feet fro { by AZ feat inches, being the shop
nov occupied BY L. L. Tarbox-
on CEDAR STREET.
"a feet inches front by IS feet, being the Drug
Sore nv occupied y stephens. Janney 3 Co , sub
ect to their lease, expiring on the ist Of January,
isGs the purchaser 70 be eatited to TIE amount Of
s., due nom them fer the lease for 1861
IA feet 10 inches front by - feet being the barber
saloon Of Brosn, Mahan Co.
. feet = inches nont By VI feet inches, exelu-
sye Of stair WAYS, being the Billiard saloon q J.
Louissesu, subject 10 bis lease expiring on the Isl
day Of Jan lary 1859, sn said p feet iDches and
on - rooms Of the second story, and tbs third
floor Of the building on Cedar street, the psrchaeer
70 be entitled 70 g. due from SAID Louisseau for
SAID lease.
Is feet front By 81 feet incheT, being the store
room occupied BY VanlieW q Creighton.
Is feet inches front BY 81 feet inches, being
the reg store occupied By II. W. Hasl0ck.
Persons desiring % purchase lots az the sale are
referred % he decree Of said Court, IN which, n
mong other things, It win BE that the rghf %
ase the stair say leaang from the rect, and the
slleyr and the Taser cl0Hst the property, re-
served for the comm n use Of the tenants - here
0fJre A pat will be exhibited on the day o. sale.
f X. GLAAHCOCK,
aoy2s-sE US. Marshal Md Dist. Tenn.
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MEL ON 4 MURFREE are prepared to pur
chase QuIVsermsster's Vouchers st reasonable
rates.
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HeImbold's Extract Buchu.
FOB WEAKNEssEs
Arising from Presses, Habits Of Dissipation, Early
lndiscreton, OF Abuse,


ATTENDED WITH TIE FOLLOWING sHarrons.
lndiapositiOn to Exertion Loss Of Power
Loss OF Memory. ifheulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Diseases Wskefulness
Dimness % VISION, Ps5a IN the Back,
Universal LassitIde OF the Flushing OF the Body,
Muscular System, Erupnons en- the Face,
Hot Hands. Palid COuntenance
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, il allowed 70 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes soon follow
TNPOTENCY, FNTUITY, EPfLEPTIC FITS,
10 one Of which the patient may expire. VINO can
say thst they are nos frequently followed b. those
'di esdili diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none vii confess The records Of the Insane
AsyluDs and the melancholy deaths By consump-
ton, nesr ample witness 20 the truth OF the ssser-
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, oSCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires tfis sid Of medicine to strengthen and in
vigoTate the system, which HELMBOLDS BX-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A trial VIII con
vince the most skeptical.
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B LooDI BLOOD BLOOH
Fluid Extract SarsaparlIIa
SYPHILIS.

This Il al affection Of The blood. and attacks thu
e rlisi Organs, Linngs OF the Nose, Ears Throat
WlndPipe, and ether mucuH surfaces, making -
appearance in the form Of Ulcers. Helmbcld's EE-
tract Sarsapsrla purhes the Blood, aad removes
Al scaIy sruptiOns " the skin, giving 70 the COM
p4exiou clear and healthy color. u being prspar-
ed expressly Tor this class Of complaints, ~ blood
purifying properties are preserved % greater Ak
tent tnsn snJ othar prspsraeon q asraapazilis.
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements sre such that any sort Of Com
mercal traDsactionnin the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated and faithfully attended to.
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Take no Bslssm, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and danRsrouh dlseaaes.
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saturday, 24lh Of December "a,

at IL o'clock, NJ, all the right, title and interest
Of the said John b. John on, for, and DUNG toe
term Of his natural Ii e, in the following vsiua'le
property on Cherry and Cedar streets, ia the City
~ n .ehyiilp Viz.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

rs THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, B
GROWING HfM WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, As TT IS N
NASHVILLE. TEHEE68EE.
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When childhood teens with radiant fancies,
And its giddy ideas rove;