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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, VA, June 9th, 1871.
MIR. EDITOR: Will you be kind enough
M To give the following lines place In y, your
vsInah,s paper, in order that the people OF tleh-
mnnn and others may know that Dr.. l.. 2. COBB
can cure every species Of CANCER. or THIS nave
bsen myself al eyewitG ess. He has cure hnnarsas
been inst rs successful In his Treatment OF pr
sous OF 70 as of II. In his practice no KNIFE Is
used and not drop or blood lost anu Inc pa, pa,
some have asserted, Of cancer, but OF dro9sy OF
the heart and other diseases which she had con-
lracted since the operation. .,o,
should any one desire further information,
will IN form nim with The II estest pleasure IN re-
gard to everything. ,r,,p
signed JOHN II; bAoMd ~
No. Is 18th ST., between Main end cary,
N B.-I publish these lines for the gooa, OF t .ne
public, believing that many suffer from the u.s-
ease In que ton. Je Io-tNN
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TelerraDhrc Aufnr,ary-

At the Harvard College commencement
on Wednesday, among the honorary de-
grees that OF LII. ID. was conferred upon
Hamilton Fish and Marquis of Ripon.
The procession Of the great Spngerfcst.
which was to have taken place at New York
Wednesday, was prevented by rain.
The Democrats of philadelphia have
nominated JAS. S. Biddle, ESQ, for Mayor.
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Change Of Venue in the Trial OF a
DefauRttns Treasurer.

WHEELING, w. VA. June 2S.--The coun-
sci tor Alexander Quarry, II deEluitipg
treasurer of the Wheeling Savings Insttu-
ton, made IN application in court yester-
day for change of venue, which Was
granted. His trial will take place at
Moundsvile, Marshall county, on The first
Monday in October.
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A Wealthy Citizen of New York Miss
snc-Fsye Mon SyIfEoca;aS

New YORK, June 2S.-A wealthy citizen
of this city has been missing Tor three
weeks. 1t is supposed that he has been
murdered for $1,000 diamond pin which
he wore.
Five men were suffocated to-day while
repairing 4 leak In Brooklyn. Two of them
Will die
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r.,a, pasIroad Accident.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June PA construction
train on The Atlantic and Pacific railroad
ran into hand-car to-day. Fifteen persons
were thrown twenty feet on the rocks. Two
were killed, and ali tho rest hurt.
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ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-General Barnes.
Vice-P President Of the International rail-
road of Texas, is here en- route for New
York.
Dispatches from Kansas report Unprecc-
denied early and prolific crops.
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THE VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Meeting ofhc Alumni Society Interesting
rrocrrdiu., Proposed Change OF the Time
Of Orcuis Other Important SUgGcs
,;,,,s i,l-r>s OF General Baker. of
llahata before the Literary So
c;ctia Points of His Remarks,
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Death OF a Former Virginia Minister.
rcprr1,r Tr1 rcpAS To TIE DIsp ATcu1

ISPECIAL TELEuKAM To TIE DISFAIVH.J
CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 2S.-Rev. G.
Wilson McPhail, ID D., formerly of Nir-
gnia, but for the last four years president
of Davidson College, twenty miles from this
place, died this morning after few days
illness, Il.
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Another Fatal Railroad Accident.

AUGUSTA. Me-, June 2S.-A train delayed
to accommodate Democratic delegates to
the convention, collided with another pas
sengcr train with a terrible shock. Two
cemployes were killed, and several passen-
gers seriously hurt.
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Acqufttal OF n Postmaster Charged
with Rriharv.

MOBILE, ALA, June 2S.-George L. Put
nam, the newlg-appointed postmaster here,
was tried to-day in the city court upon an
evidence adduced failed to establish the
charge, and the jury returned verdict of
acquittal without leaving their seats.
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D7ssOLUTEoNs d PARTNER, HIPS.

NTOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing under the Style OF tIGO: BACGH-
MAN Il 500, In this city, was di solved by the
death of ar. GEO. BAUGHMAN, which occurred
Oh the 10Th inst.
TIC aH of the late firm will be settled by tie
undersf snet rs surviving partner.
The business wifi be continued by the under-
signed OH his own account from this date retain
INC tta odd firm style Of GEO. Il UGHMAN
son. u -. oaou a ha
RICuMoSD VA, June 10, 1911. Je II eodet
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AID FTIOUR EXCHANGE
EICHNDSD. VA, June %, 1871.

conn An FIA0UR EZCHAEGa,
EICGNDSD, VA, June %, ISL.
crFEgn;os.
H1cat.-wh'ta, go brl.hels new. Red 10 bushels
Corn.-whIte. 1oa bushels. Yellow, 1914 bushels.
Mixed, 1ea bushels.
O1ts.-203 busfels. - IT,,
FIc1r.-20 barrels.
Wheat. White. 30 buchels fair new at Al.ss
Corn.-White. none Yellow, 30 bushels fair al
55c. sized 1a2 bushels very good at aoc.
Oats = 15l bushels good Mt 6oc.; e. bushels very
good at e2c.-tota 2es buthels
Rg-ExHIBITED.
Whedt.-,T hIte, $50 bushels new.
REMARKs.
Not enough new vhel: arriving to enable the
miliers 10 make regular start. they win hardly
touch the few small samples exhibited. One small
lot OF fair new white cold to-day at sizes. ANY ono
sccpsicmed TO the classification en- !, Change csn
easily tell what prime white would probably live
brought on 'Ch,nge to-day, wien fair brought
sl.e5. But yet good mauy people are uncertain
In opinion as to what will be the price wher the
market fairly opens. There Is but very little do.
ing On Change, yet very considerable mum Der
OF members atteId daily. the attraction being TO
get sight of ard inform alton ab5ut rev wheat
Corn tcems to be at about Ltand-stlll. Cats look
shade better.
- Z tiht iibn Liit puoii-uedD llSsL'
ley, Sec:ct1ry Of tie Baltimore Corn and Flour
Exchange, the following statement OF the sac OF
whea. there on the 9th instant:
WHEAT--Rece!pts of new wheat are incress-
ing. but the dsmand Is fair and the market steady,
comparatively. Sales to-day 2,5to bushels nelo
rel at from sl5o TO $780, the latter for very choice
and some 1000 Bushels new white at from Sl.5o to
Sl70 .or fair ~ me the bulk or the sales ofb tn
red and white were at from s1.55 TO el.e5; sales
also Of 100 bushels pl line old Pennsylvania red at
.Sl.56, ard 100 bushels choke western amber on
r. TT
From he above the Petersburg Inder can see
that Ia Baltimore also they have p. Z.
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DEFRlGERAToRs, COOLERS AND
nI, or the moat Improved RcFa1G hLATI BIS,
tCE CHESTS, COOLERS, and EhEt ZsEs.
mv a AQs Main sSesa
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Fatal CasuaIix to- au Old Turfnan.

BosToN, June 2S.-Mr. George Woodruff,
the oldest driver and trainer of trottins
horses in this State, was killed to-day by II
passing train. Hisremains will be taken to
Philadelphia. The deceased was the father
Of Hiram Woodruff, ESQ.
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TARSl JARS! JARS Not family jars,
81 but 4s dozen FRUIT JARS, ut
MOUNTCAsTLE's,
$50 Broad street,
Agent for Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning-
Rods. 'ea
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Charges OF Bribery, &C., Against a
State Senator.

CONCORD, N. H., June 2S.-At meeting
of the leaders of the Democratic party this
afternoon it was informally decided to bring
charges of bribery and undue influences
against Senator Smith before the senate,
which charges will suspend him until ac-
tion ia taken,
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BURIAL OF LATANE!
ID BURIAL OF LATANEt

offer for sale that splendid steel engraving, sax
So framed IN Toe very neates OF moulding 20 suit
the norE OF art, Tor $50, payabs by weekly install
menls OF 81; together with an assortment OF & 90
large Pictures, all descriptions; king Glasses
all OF the best description. u s.tssss a.
FRAMES or all descriptions made ON the pzem-
ssrd 10 18th st.. bet. Main and srankltns 81.
;e.s-lR and hn1 strssa AaSeassseA
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. SEA BATH IN YOUR OWN ROOM.

NORTHERN ICE.-We have contracted
~ for full supply OF the celebrated kESNE-
BEG RIVER ICE, and are now receiving rom
tne above river Ice twenty inches In thickness,
clear as crystal, and hard as filGt-superor TO any
ice coming into this market, not excepting the
nure Bosson ice. We are the only dealers recsiy-
fng this &c ebrated Ice, universally known as the
purest and best in the country. We are prepared
Fl ali times furnish ice OF the above talty by
the cargo. canal-boaS, Or car load, ana We give
spac al attention on all occasions 10 tns packing
and shipment or the same. City customers tur"
uished on the most reasonable teriae.
MCGOWAN & AsAMPklN.
isaa.lm No. ISL Cary street, Richmond Va
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Important Decision I'm Tennessee
Citizens Of mississippi OLA Trial as


MEMPHIS, TENN, June 2S.-The decision
declaring county warrants void creates
much excitement. They amount to one
and quarter millions. whereof $500, 600
worth, issued to the Mississippi railroad,
are now held by McComb s. Co.
A large number of citizens of mississippi
are on trial at Oxford, charged with being
kukluX
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s5on msssI4.N sgEsCNAETs.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for a PLEA
N SAINT and LUCRATIVE bUSl y ESo On
nM NJ CAPITAa..-We have tor sale com
pleue set Of WHEAT-CLrANING MACHINERY,
CONSISTING of Cookie Separators, Smut Machines,
Elevators, Receivers, Bins, Scales, steam Engine,
& :, &c, all In good order, aud watch we Will sell
1t low price and on accommrda dating terms. rms
warehouse on 18th street. (which can be rented
cheap), and work can be menced within day.
Large quantities of wheat are sent 10 this mar
ket So ray cleaned that 1t can be bought ut great
" reduced prices, and resold tor h tndsome pro-
fit after Cleaning The cleaning Of II can be OBJ
tanned ut fair price.
:. be outlay OF money required will be small, snd
WV WIS., BROTHERS or
tea4.deodu TkLIAFERiiU & CO.
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ssssasaAa agss BEA7TDEEEys
READING.

WON, NOT WOOFD. Novel, soc.
HER LORD AMI MATER. Tale BY Flo
1HG WIFE OF A VAIN MAN. By Marie
Sophie schwartz, 81.
AROUND = SPRING. BY Gust4ve Droz, 75c.
MARQUIS A"D MERCHANT. A Novel. By
Mortimer collins, SOC.
ViVIn. A Model Story. BY Florence Will
FsT ABOVE RUBIss. Novel. By Mrs.
t.lUu II, 81.
sEklfa. ARomsnce OF Germany and Italy,
al.75.
lh-r supply, 81
LulI LIZ. Cheap edition. Paper. Soc.
RALPH, TIE HEIR. By TroIlore Further
"fnPEes FOR HOME HEADING. BY Rev.
i;GMr sND FIECTRICITY.- Two Courses
Of Lectures. j;y John Tynh%il, IL: D., 81 %.
ie 20 WOODHUUSE II PARHAM.
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rIlO THE BUSINESS MEN OF RICH
MORE.-I will publish in sho It time . report
which | have prepared by order OF the boara Oh
nirsctors of tie Richmond Chamber OF C"m-
meref. it win contain general stadstlcs, Oh tLe
trade OF hichmoud, several papers On snnJec's o.
inter est to the business community, besiaes ! W.
rietvof misceIlar eous matter, among when Is
fuli scriptIon OF the various mines now ssinR
work. throughout the state Business men as ssnd
ing have copies either Ell rs,S he sste
viii Gave their orders with me before sATUR-
DAY EVENING" July !. either a. the CEN ~ At IS
sha TS,n,her or Commerce from IL until A. ID.
The reoor win be sold for the cost OF printing it
is !S-N PIG. CVGHLAN, secretasy'
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EE ULESl ULESIl >
FOHs SALE AND RENT.

TOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL AND g.,
T. ATTR active COUNTRY SEAT, near E:I
the city. The buildings are subst. ntial and mod
EN-. Land of most excellent quality. Win sell a
bargain in It.
private dwelling of elegance and style, n public
hall, o. houe of worship or for less pIetenslous
building. Location within two hundred yards Of
the Capitol Square.
Two MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVE r
FARMS, convenient to Richmond. Also many
other farms, on James river or elsewhere Offering
cheap.
aHOTHER COUNTRY SEAT, tasteful and
ornate, style unique. grounds ornamental, of nat
ural and artificial beauty just the place for the
retreat of retired elegance.
BRICK wv ELLIEG on ShOcsoe Hill, at q
moderate price another on Church Hill:
VAJA>-T l.; rs In different parts of the city.
and mary othsr properties, both in town and
country, to which invite the attention IF buyers.
w. Il. ncBISS,
Resl Estate A gent and Auctloneer,.
Ill5 ai .treat-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1871.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 20, 1871.
ecr riEes. -....-.-.., 4.43 Aoon s.ts...,,.. 90
Sun sets.,,,..,..,... III Sigh ttds. ........ 90
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RON, STEEL, POWDER. &c.

IRON, STEEL, POWDER, &c.
200 tons English and AMERICAN RE-
FISED IRON. embracing = full as
sortment OF Fat, Round, Square,
Band oval. &c.
8 tons SWnDES ZION, consisting Of Flat
RUSSIA and AMERICAN aud ENG
LiSH ShEET-IROT.
BLOCK TIN, SPELTER, SHEET
ZINC, LEAD;
tous NAILOR'S CAST STEEL Flat,
." Square and Occagon;
3 tons ENGLISH aud AMERICAN Bills
TEhED STEEL.
l ton SPRING and TIRE STEEL.
ALSO,
5000 kegs DUPONT'5 BEST SP Q RTl Nc i,
MiNISG, and 81 AST1NG POW DER;
10000 feet SAFETY FUSE.
For sale by ~,
1e n 3taw3w b. 3. WoEIAAa ~ W.
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lSTEAM ENGINES, Of improved con-
y strucslon, for all purposes, OF Elchmond or
Aorthern build. -
for railroad, machine, car, AID carpenter shops,
nlaning-milis, sash, blind, door, cablnet"afe
Chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage wooa, COT
TON ard wooden factories. cotton gins, farmers,
fundries rolling-miils, tobacco factories, tame
ries, saw, Touring, corn, snt paper-miis, mines
&C., &C.. improved shaislng, pulleys anu n1ns-
erS h.IiiDg, lace leather. saws, flies, "rehches,
twist drills, steam gauges, san gummers, steah'
snc water ripe ana fixtures packing, 1oarm ~
IN tal, pick and too! nanGtts' emery wheels Sh'
m.cniiss turbine water-r heels &2., &c.
SfCOnD-HAED MACHln kk1 anu ofEhh'
BOIL EMS bought. sold, and EXCHANGED; =, ,
,oi,ia nd manufactures 4. A. DAYTON,
10th St., between Main and cary,
on,,dEvam Richmond Va.
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TOR RENT, A GOOD BRICK@s
4 nWFLLING on Clay, b-tween Henry Ill
an! Smith streets, RIO. sol, continuing five good
rooms aad lHga hall, and lover looms and hail
papeTcd; gas aud water. with good brick kitchen.
For terms apply TO j. ". BEVE aIDiE, sl2
je 2s.2tt RiCHARDsON s. CO., Main street.
TOR RENT, the DARKROOM and GA
Il RESTAURANT occupied by John Dab al
nv on the corner Of Byrd and sth streets, Iear
= & T. 4. r. depot. Will be for rent from the lst
OF July. 1871. App!yto X. r. ARCHTk,
je 27-lGs Public y" areRou:e.
TOR RENT, until the 10th Of Decem- O.
& Der proX., ths first and third floors, and EEL
the bassIit ct, with Sc 7erA kitchen ro0T.s, or re
dence o. 2, Sc;.h 6h street, now occupied BY ad-
yert;ser. Possession given immt diateiy: Terms
very low. ddress, through tie post office, Kew.
j. a. CHAMBLIsS, or apply on tie premises.
lie Of 8,
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Sl,EEM ERR
~ u N A RID Ii f. ArE

~ y n A r D L N E. <r@a
The British aud North American Royal Mall
steamships between New York ard Liverpool,
calling AZ Cork harbsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer-
1ge:
Frst Cabin. $40, gold Second Cabin. $780, gold
fNst CaOln 10 iAriS... ROd
Return Tickets $3.50, gold
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin 1850, gold Storage. $780, currency
Return IlcRets Si5o, golc
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and ali paris Of europe, ~, lowest rates.
Through bills Of ladIng from Virginia to Liv-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and
other ports on tine Continent, and for Mediterra-
ranean ports will be Issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOnrIGh THKOUSH LINE, they having
made the necessary arrangcmsnts with the OLD
Dominion steamship Company to New York, and
with the GUARD Line thence TO Liverpool, &c.
For rates &C., apply to the Agents Of che Old
CHkS. q. FRANCKLYN,
General AgnL Cunard Line.
j. ID. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. and For
elm ThrDu IN Line eA
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mAGNIMEEY, &c.

ALL ElSDS OF NEW WOEk MADE GE
nsj;; No s':a;b n. EE1IN rs and bOlLNRS IL
80 and ceantry; TuHAUCO WDEk o. e.!
glIas lnade AID repaired IOBACCV FIAT ,,ir
tINj%GuNTS SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
F0R. add III! other kinds Or SCALES REPAlR
l. ) anc ADJ UScED. AGENTS Tor the safe o
IISSOn,S PATENT STAAM-ENGISE go.
gElsEUn, SGLDEh'S PATENT STEhM-EN.
GIER FACKI-G, Utica Company's SIEA "a
GAUGES. These gnuaeo ara Warranted ~ ts TO-
oc,yesr, and re sell them at low prices. We kegE
ali kinds OF ShkSS-WORk OF SUPLRlcb
WAKE Tor STfAM-ENGINEs, such % gaags
cocks OIL and tallow-cups, Ctn.SufS FOf
TIES, WATER-GACGES, GLOSj-VALVEs,
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, and general as
s3rtllant OF such articles as are USED oy al run
ming stsaIn-englnes ard saw mills. ,r,r
SLUAT Il ADOINGTON,
ie15 1922 aud l4!4 Cary street.
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TOR SALE, a LIGHT TWO-HORSE
Il WAGOa and HARNESS. Apply to
s. MCMAHON,
Cor. 4sh and Denny sts., Port Msyo, Rockets.
te0o
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Wheat. White. 30 buciels fair new at 4l.es.
Corn.-Whita. none Yellow, 30 bushels fair al
ssc. s!xcd. lo2 bushels very good at a0c.
Oats - 15I bushels good Mt 6oc.; e. bushels very
good at 62c.-totai, 2es buLhels.
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Il: :lH+:HElRScHBACHE&s0N, ! ;; ! &
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
FURN ITURE.
1.-TWO Doors East of Brick Church,
st. Germain Street, st. C2ouG, Minn.
Collins Made to Order,
IN ANY pEslRID STYLE.
~ Repairing Neatly Done on Short e.~
MINNIE sofa
IRON WORKS
Minneapolis.
:> :- -, .
Iron and Brass Founders
~ & -Anp- - < "::,
MACHINISTS.
Stationary and Portable
Engines s
B oil RS,
GANG AND CIRCULAR
SAW. MILLS. IS.
MILL FURNISHING, "
sHAFTING AND =
GEARING.
DA1roN,AnER1cAS
rURB1NEWATERWHEEL.
% SEND FOB PRICES.
LEE & HARDENBERGH
J. 4. LOCKWOOD. Sup't.
N0T1tE TO THE PUBLIC!
REMELEY & D0RR,
Are prepared to do all kinds Of
GROUND WORK,
GRADING, :.
;, CUTTING AND FILLING, ,-.~
CELLAR DIGGING, &c.,
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to be able 10 give better satisfac-
ton than any other partiea in town, and
stand ready 10 make this statement good.
wEKEEp ON HAND ALL KINDS OF
L T M b., .':
including Shskopee and Port Byron; also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
Plastering Hair.
LIME OFFICE AT FRANK REMELEY's HOUSE
corner Of Richmond avenue and St. Augusta street
~ Orders may be left at j. r. Boyd's store.@U
REMELEY g. DORR.
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ABSENCE.
8x 1RAAcIs ANKI xINBtn,

Bx 1AAAcIs ANNE xIN1I1.
- -
What shall I do with oil the days and hours 3,
=. That must be counted ore sec thy face, ~,
How shall charm the interval that lowers
Between: ths't and that sweet time Of grace
Shall in sumber steep each weary sense,
Weary with longing' Shall foe away
Into past days, and with some fond pretence
Cheat myself to forget the present day2
Shall love for thee lay on my soul the sin
OF casting from me Gods gift of timer
Shall I, these mists of memory locked within
Leave and forget lifes purposes sublmes
Oh! how, or bv what means, may contrive
To bring tho hour that brings thee back more
near!
How may teach my dropping hope to live
Until that blessed time, and thou art here
I'll tell thee; for thy sake Will lay hold
OF all good aims and conssclate to thee,
''1n worthy deeds, each moment that is told,
While thou, beloved ono art sfar from me.
For thee will arouse my thoughts to try
All teasen:vard flights, oil high and holy
strains: :. 49,.
For thy dear sake will walk patiently
Through these long hours nor call their nainutei
pains.
willthis dreary blank of absence make
noble task-time; and win therein strive
TO follow excellence and to o'ertake
Moro good than I have. won since yet live.
-s-1r , - = -:- n -.
So may this doomed time build up in me
A thousand graces, which shalt thus 10 thine:
somay my love and longing hallowed be,
And thy dear thoughs ap innuenes divine. :.
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