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Terms of Advert ising...ONE DOLLAR per square tor
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and Others advertising by the year, viii be charged tor
column 1000 sos, Ou per for threeourtas
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quarter OF column, 81, 0OA deduction of 20 sent
viii be made on advertisements longer than quarter Of
column, inserted by the half year, and not
altered Chancery notices and petitonsfn divorces must
he paid invariably advance. Advertisements coming
from broad, accompanied with the cash, Unless
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
N. b. No advertisement win be discontinued until
paid for unless option of the pbiisher by previous
agreement between tho publisher and the advertiser.
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EIcHMOND PALLADIUM.
To Candidates for Office:

n--Each and every candidate for Office, having
his name inserted in the Palladium, viii be re-
anired to sfork over ONE DOLLAR, in advance
for the
NIB All C1RcuLaRs Of Candidates for Office,
If published ia The Palladium, will be charged me
same as advertisements.
GIVE are authorised to announce THOMAS
TYNER, candidate for COUNTY AssEsSok' d
th ensuing August Election.
We are authorised to announce JEREMIAH
L. MEEK as Candidate for Assessor.
MK EDrroR You will please insert the name
Of GEORGE w. WHITMAN, IN your paper
Candidate 20 represen, the people OF Wayne
County in the lower House in the next Legisla
ture He will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
Cambridge May l9,h, Is4l.
To the Voters of Wayne County.-The Sub
scrber offers himself Candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer, at the ensuing August
Election Subject 10 tho decision Of the People
on the lst Monday in August next
DAVID MOORE.
Cen,rcville May 18th, l64l.
TO THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY.
FsL1ov IL offer myself a candidats for the
Office County Treasurer the ensuing August Election
and if elected pledge myself faithfully to discharge
its duties MfEKS SEAlOS'
CentroviIie, May 10, 1871.
To the Yoters Of ayr.e Co,lltyThe subscriber offers
himself the office Of Auditor OF Wayne
County, tho August election, and if elected will
serve the public 10 the best Of his ability
FRANCIS KING.
April 24sh 1871. ~l6--a
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1EOriSOI,,S Pills,
The Vegetable Tnirersai Medicines of tie British
College of Health.

ME HygeG,t Sycrem Of Medicine having truth It's
foundation, and simplicity for lis cture has
tns Of timehas trumphed prejudice oppos
ton. and has become tro-i9-rcao,c5aed,
These Medicines ALL DISEASES hat admit OF
t-because all diseases one originimpu-
certain and eficaciou4 of all purifiers the bood
bat they leave the stomach eaihul action
bood-vhch Is health. The following speaks itself
MORRISON'S PILI.S-CATTIoN- But.h Coiiegc
Of Iical, Hamilton, Pace, .Neto Ioad Loy.o,., Jy
II, 1910.
Whereas, Iforato Shepherd Moat, New York, "A
General Agent British College Of HEALTH London
publicly making Of my for The sale
medicines purporlng be mine. This certify, that
wise connected with such medicines, and that
protest against such Of my by the snid Horato
Shepheard Moat ~ any manner "hasoever the be-
ing calculated mislead the public. And further declare,
DR.. George 1aylo Of W all New york,
ay authorised Agent the United States America,
whom aione and the Agents duly appointed by
my medicines had In witness where
Of, have hereunto my hand aud seal
Signed, JANIS MoRIsoN, the Iygeis,,
President Of the British College Of Health
GEORGE TAYLOR. 81 Wall street, NJ York, Member
of the British College of Health, and
Sole Agen; for the u. States
The Medicines may be had genuine the Book
Store of ID. L. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. Ia, Dec. u, 1340. 4sG
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-29
Song Books, &c.

Bijou Minstrel, Braham Minstrel.
Parlour Songster, Turner's Annual, ISL.
Singers Gem, Black Diamond,
Naval * Patriotic Songs, Magician Exposed,
Angelic Minstrel, WOMAN Virgin, Wite,
Musical Diadem. and Mother,
Jim Along Josey, Fortune Telling Cards,
Comic Singers Jewel, Age do. do
Great Western Comic President Soncster,
Minstrel, juvenile Fnrg me not,
Sam Slick Shorter. Fireslde Book,
Ourang Outang Roaror. Juvenile Git.
Fishers Celestial, Dariiug's a b. {.
Turner's Annual, Golden col"red A. 3 c.
Pearl or Rosebud, FAIRY Tales,
New Celestial. Juvcnie Primmers,
Shamrock and Thistle, National do.
Lady's Song Book, Toy Books,
SECRET PnocrEnINos AND DEBATES of the Convention
assembled Phila epha, in tine year 1857, for the
purpose forming the Constitution OF United States Of
America; from notes taken by the late ROBERT ArEs
ESQ Chief Juss.e of New York and copied by john Lam
sing, Esd late Chancellor of state, members OF that
Convention Inclnin zine genuine in!ornaon laid be-
the Maryaai by Luther Martin, Esq
Attorney General of and member OF the
Convention Also other historical d7cdnants, rea-
Federal compact Of the North American Union
The farmers Instructors consisting OF Essay practea
drec ami hints fo the management Of the arm and
Garten, by J. Baei, E-l.
Democracy .3nertc4The social influence Of De-
mocracy by Alexis De Tocqueglle member OF the lnst
France. and of the Chamber of Deputies translated
by Henry Reeve, ISL with original preface by John T.
IN CnirersaE Biographical Dictionary, continuing the
Lives celebrated characters and
naton embracing warriors heroes, philosophers his
orians politicians, statesmen, lawyers ysieas dvnes
discovefe inventors. and, generally all snch individuals
earliest periods OF history the present tme
among mankind - whlch IS added
Dictionary principal dvnes and heroes of Gre
clan Roman Ny tholos., and Biographical Dictona
eminent living characters
Ghnapses Of tie old UorId excursions o. the Con
tnens island of Great Britain, by the Rev john
A. CLARK.
lectures upon TIE History Of Our Lord and Sariour
Jesus Christ, the Rev. Henry Blunt a. VI.
The llinu or
prepared 10 be delivered before the Agricultural and Ho-
cultural societies New Haven county,
Appendix containing other useful the Farmer,
by the late jesse Bue
The Flag SdiD Voyage around the World, in the
L States Frigate Columbia, attended by the
soo of john Adams and bearing the broad pennanT
of Commodore George c. Read, by Fitch w. Taylor,
Chaplain TO the squadron.
The .Nc1r .7Dlercaa Orctardst, Of the
ranrrfe tslt Of al climates adapted cultivation
Untod Sates with their history modes Of culture
cement, uses, &c and the culture Of Silk, wih ap
pendx vegetables trees, shrubs, Ind flowers,
by William kenrick.
just received nd for sale at the BOOK STORE,
Richmond, Mays, 1911.
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REMOVAL.

PAYNE 8 V-oZ-S 2So
~ToULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally. that they have removed their
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, three doors South
of A. Siddals cornor, where they viii be happy wait
their and all others who may favor them with
their Thankful for past avors they would
quest continuance them. All work warrened to hr.
or no pay. Cutting done order, short notice.
n. b. Wood, Lumber, and all kinds Of country produce
taken in exchange for work
Richmond, Jan. 30, ISL. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-29
Price Of Bread Reduced!

PFNIF subscriber has determined reduce the price Of
Bread three LOAF. for cash. lie uses none
bu; the Flour and his bakers careful and
worAnen. he confidently the pablo TIM;
they shall good Bread, when purchased of him. lie
also keeps will make order all kinds of
CAKES the best utilities; persons giving social we'd
ding parties Will ni il ther advantage purchase of
SAMUEL Low RY.
Rirhruood July /. I@I0. 21u
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NEW SHOE SHOP.

HyIE undersigned have commenced business IN the shop,
i adjoining the Book store, and formerly occupied by
T.. Evans II Son, where they have hand good assos-
uent Boots Shoes, aud will manufacture order in
good style kinds Of work and warrant the same 10
stand, repair nothing They 70: sale FINDINGS
which viii be sold at reasonable prices. They solicit
pa tonage. Country produce taken exchange
for work.
STRANC: & FLEMING.
Richmond March l3th. I~4I loft.
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NOTICE..
To the Citizens of Wayne County:

YEyIIE undersigned being appointed COUNTY SuR
l YEYOR. informs the Public that his ohce y n
RrboJ Robert Iorrison's Building upstairs and that
any person. living distance obtain his services by
ae1o= ting line i'll Post Once directed him, Al
Richmond stating, therein. what place he must attend TO
10 such service what public place II Is near
WILLIAM COX, County Surregor.
y. =. .4Nki.ds of CoaFeyaaeing done ~ tie s,oseF-
Der. neatly, and IN short fsofice. NA Cox
Rshnou3. Nov. %, 1925. 4b;sf G
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III cllGIL @AEIasSa

ENiE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
I public generally that he continues the BAhlNI
BUSINESS, Main street, two doors east of d. d.
Hotel. lie will have fresh supply of bread and
cakes Saturday evening and will continue TO keep
and cakes of all kinds IN future. The citizens
may they Will be supplied with all the kinds
bread and cakes, usually be had in the eastern Cities
such
Loaf Bread Rusk and Biscuit; Large Fancy
Cakes; small do; Rock do; Lemon do; Domestic
do; Apes DO; Ginger Nuts; Ginger bread Mats;
Molasscs Pound Cake; Pound Cake; Jnrnble&;
Sponge Cake; Fruit Cake; and more than
~ f.G'~-os.f 49,.
AInasse4 Candy, sugar Candy al Kinds; also So
gar Toys, &c. &c.
ICE CREAM, of the bes, quality in season
JOHN ELDERKIN.
Richmond. March, 25th, Sal. Eft
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Richmond Il RrooF1..Iie Canal.

Z T meeting of she Board of Directors of the Rich
"a mond and Rockville Cana! Company, held
Once January l4t, ls4l, the following Resolutions
unanimously adopted, to wit:
Resolved, That the treasurer be- and he IS, hereby d.
collect all monies loaned by him belonging the
Canal Company.
Resolved, Tint Secretary be directed proceed
ralaa~a Of the first Inalmen of five dollars
the share, from all Subscribers who ave neglected 10 pay
thr
Resolved, further Tha he be directed collect the
oIlaFs called second nstallment: And
hereby instructed proceed ortseih against any,
and individual, who mas, refuse 10 the
mount due, and called for.
And further ordered by the Board That the balance
second intaent be. and it is he eby demanded a.:
their office Richmond, follows. wit: Two dollars
the day June; and the remaining three dollars
the second day Of August, ISL.
WARNER NJ. LEEDS, PEST.
II. FULGuC1 Src'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-29
Es.asssEreth's Pills.

YENHESE Pills assist nature good throwing
OF the bad. II is evident that the tie bad pre-
dominates tho go0d the assistance tho good
qures THIS Is proved by tue fact that in almost violent
diseases the patient large Doses and they often
have little effect: only the necessity
there is until powerful purgHg takes place
No will d0uo of this who viii fully
it. Let this important truth be deeply impscs1cd
every mind, that all pain weakness is owing morbid,
Of the blood and that three pills if persevered a. viii
all humoc5 by the stomach and bowels, which
be justly termed the of the human body el
how different their action those VINO have hot arTd bile
Two three pills viii probably have considerable
such, which let them be With
and good health restored Do
how fail nave them IF
illness, after have been restored by h@ "r be
assured that if you require medicine. that Hoasa1 VI"
swer better The human BODY Is often
subject to erangement but purgation with TINS MEDICINE
will health than THy other means DIR
BRAN DRETII soomnly every who reads this
opinion. and that opinion Is founded expert
that this medicine viii not only every disease,
called, (athough demonstrabie fact that there
iy diseased but will the human body the prim
tive of health enjoyed by the patrafchs of Old and
life, by continued TO keep the body health win
them. prolonged much beyond what ii il nowfor
remember. il is CORRUPTION that destroys life. and
pills corruption. Natural death
take place until the principle of life Is out and this
would seldom be weakly, until 40 or so Of
always careful purge the commencement
Of sickness.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.-Ask to the
Certificate Of A-sncy All sell the genuine Pills have
ShIn drug for if you purchase pills Of them
which they sell you for Brandrets you are as certain
death get a WORTHLESS COUNTERFEIT AK
TICLE.
The following are the Only AUTHORISED AGENTS:
Sam uel PIERCE Richmond; j f. DInhafn Centre lie
B. REYNOLDS g. Son. Dublin: j. Crarey. New Boston
Conwell * Hazzard Cambridge City; W Ponelan, ABB
ington: WIN lewis, Hagertown >anue! Johnson N Co,
Will amsburgh John Thorahurgh, Economy: Burgess ~
Carr. Liberty; James Beard Brownsville and b. r. Ma
loney, Dunlapssille.
July II. 1870 Z'H
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Copper, Brass, Sheet-srOn ana
Tin-yyare nanuIfactOTyo

ME subscriber this method of informing the citi-
of Richmond, and the public generally that he
has above business Richmond where he
intends keeping constantly hand general assortment
Copper, Brass. Sheet-pa and Tin Stills Brew
ers Fulles DYE and Iatters Kettles of every description
made order the shortest notice and i'll good workman
like all kinds of Copper wash, and tea ket-
kept constantly hand also, general assortment OF
good III can be b6ughtlh fne Wast~ 4Rfds on re-
pairing shortest notice The highest price
will be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond. May 1G, l540. l9-tf
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

NilI undersigned, having purchased the Stock, &c OF
: b. Stanton, and removed the establishment 20 the
building the northeast corner OF Nam ard MARION
the recently occupied BY the Messrs Lewis
and having made large additions OF Eastern Stock 70 the
and employed number of excellent woEknen he -
prepared accommodate public with all articles
his line u business Being practical workman himself
and giving business has immediate attention, he Confidently
hopes please all may him; and pledges
that his aork a be surpassed, either il neatness
goodness, by any establishment III the place. lie has
hand and viii constantly have for sale, make order
Ladies' CATER BOOTS, SHIPPERS, and
SHOES, ina style Of ncatness equal to those
brought here from TIE East; and
GENrLENENs' WEAR OF THE BEST OF MATERIALS
AND oRKMAN>HIP:
Misses and Chldren's SHOES, al,rdys hand
or made to order.
lis hopes. by attention to business and the quality of his
work. GAN Of whch he wafrantl receive share of
patronage.
JAMES COOL
Richmond, Apul Il. ISL. l5d
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ANEW sALLL4G gZGEa

IETILLIAN T.. BRADY. has just commenced the
w SaddiinS and Harness business. Main street,
Richmond. Ind. right angling from Wasson's Tavern,
where he has intends keeping hands all kinds of Sad
!az. Brides Harness. hips, Trunks Collars, Saddebags,
and articles his line. For which, he will take in
exchange wheat, corn bacon lard four linen, linsey,
taow. leather and hides and he will also sell low for
He will pleased have his old and others
call and examine for themselves
Richmond, Feb ,, 1871. 5-tf
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IT1l. d. SHEPHERD.

P.S Any person, having good and well assorted stock
Good. wishing to for Real Estate
fad advantage call and see the premises, or adj
dressing a line T. the subscriber w. ID :.
March eta, ls4I. 9H
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MUNCIETOWN CENTRE HOT

-YEyTF subscriber has taken the brick CEN TRE
I HOTEL in MoncietoNn. Delaware county, Indiana,
where hopss liberal share of from
old friends and tho public III general The House Is
large commoiious and comfortably furnished. The Stable
and Wagon Yard both large and convenient; with
well good the yard, and plenty of good Hay.
Oats aud Corn in stable Every shall be paid
to oil may call happy and comfortable.
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Nuncjetown Fen g. l84o 5,f
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A Valuable FARM For Sale.

ME above described Farm, situated ii Henry town
saip H-ary county. Indiana well Known the ''Od
Indiana Farm living miles north OF New Castle. on
roa3 !eajins from New Castle 10 Muncietovicontai
a:ng hnldred and fftY Of frs, qualify Of
arabic lan3 ra OF i, being in Blue River bottom, and
well adapted st3eh-beIng well watered and IL high
state OF ca.Js alton the improvements are tFo-story
frame House. with Kitchen annexed several log stables
ami small 9g tenements, suitable for troopers There
yodAg Orchard thrifty Apple, Peach, and Plumb
Trees The atDFe Farm of the hrst entered on
Blue River; there good, unjnlprossd Mill the
premises which renders valuable; all of which viii be
disposed reasonable terms, By applying the SUB
scri5er. living in New Castle Henry co. Ind ana
WI d. SHEPHERD.
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SG z j. e e 50 e u x
NEW SPRING FASHIONS

ATRS. ILIFF has just received the latest ashion,
wi which have been brought out, of gay and plaln
ladies' Hats and Bonnets. She has also received hand
rome Of RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, ana
other fancy articles for ladies wear Drawn Bon
nets, Silk Hats, of the latest patterns, Tor sale
Work will be done order, plain fashionable style,
and ON The ladies of the city and vcin
age, are respectfully invited TO give her a call.
Fy-Shop. the side of Pearl street, two doors
south 0 the junction of Front and Pearl streets.
Richmond, May IS, ISL. l9:3t
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The Ming or terrors looked awhile,
4 though his soul we're tured to bic,
At that unspariug scourge of Ills
By all men known as Peters Pills.
These Pills of Peters stop the slaughter,
And leave the blood pure water
Now Peters makes, I've heard him say,
Five hundred thousand Pills day;
SO that the chance is very small
OF people dying there al all;
Enr tn -haats ao u Cd tor ioont.
Begln Ike rose 10 blnoln
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-11
Fresh Goods.

BUsT received and for sale by 7. S. BoWLEs'
- Co. No. /, Haley's Block, Front street T,a a
fresh assortment Of GRoCERlEs,rsuch as aer' ier'
aims Raisins, Cimon. Mace, Ginger, Peeppersa,uce'
Ens @ Mustard. Candies, Ground Spices, Irish Moss
R"se s uS ~nter Mead syrup Lemon do swse. Meats 1
Honey ,, Dew Tobacco, % Principe Cigars, Cuba skies
do, Longtime do, Figs, Dates Oranges Lemons e,,ns
Grapes, Nuts of all kinds, Flour, Meal, bu'aeri
Cheese, Eggs, Winter strained o"' Saseo' ne F;no
sweet Oil, Brooms, Pipes, Wicklng' CofNs' f'"'
Salt, &c. sc. ,,NrS o,ao,od
on purpose for family and medicinal uses uses, ac,o
As usual, good assortment Of CaNe' |oh'eo'
lionary, &c. &c. a., uo,,.s,
ALSO-A complete assortment oil the he"eS'
STYLE of l.ONDON TOYS.
Bath Dec 91 1890.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-11
WOMAN.

Gone from her cheek is the summer bloom,
And her lip has lost all its faint perfume:
And the gloss has dropp'd from her golden hair,
And her cheek is pale, but no longer fair.
And the spirit that satc on her soft blue eye,
Is struck with cold mortality;
And the smile that play round her lip has fed
And every charm has now left the dead.
Like slaves they obey d her in height of power,
But left her all in her wintry hour
And the crowd that swore for her love to die,
Shrunk from the tone of her last faint sigh
And this is man fidelity
'Tis Woman alone, with purer heart,
Can see all these idols of life depart,
And love the more, and smile and bless
Man in his uttermost wretchedness
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-11
SONNET.
s P r N C

It is not that sweet herbs and flowers alone
Start up, like spirits that have lain asleep
In.their great mothers iced bosom deep
For months, or that the birds, more joyo grown,
Catch once again their silver summer tone,
And they who late from bough to bough did creep,
Now trim their plnmes upon some sunny steep,
And seem to sing of winter overthrown.
No-with an equal march the immortal mind,
AS though it never could be left behind,
Keeps pace with every movement of the year;
And (for high truths are born in happiness)
As the warm heart expands, the eye grows clear,
And sees beyond the slaves or bigot's guess
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-11
BONESET CANDY.

E%IM. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESEF
Wv CANDY, for The cure of coughs Colds,
Difficulty of Breathing, Sore Throat, and all pull
monary complaints. 1t is also in extensive for
clearing the voice Of Vocasts and Public Speakers.
Its efficacy is fully established for removing the a
bove complaints, AS there are limitations in the
market that are frequently sold for the Genuine, in
order TO avoid them tho proprietor Of this valuable
Cough remedy is to the greatest expense Of having
it stamped " VIM. Brown, Boston," Also the Di,
rections are signed. For genuine observe the
stamp, and receive no othcr-Prce 10 cts for UZ.
The great increase Of sales this is sufficient
to satisfy the whole community Of its superiority.
Is an evidence read certificates:
thereby certify that in the month ofOctober 830,
manufactured from mcdcated decoction furnish.
ed bv VIM Brown, Druggist, 4ol Washington ST,
Boston, 524 lbs of his Compound Boneset Candy
Same month this year, 1910, manufactured for
him 2233 Id lbs, show ing an increase to satisfy all
that the article is truly all the 90. Six wears since
in the same month made but so lbs. 1t is now
ten years to my knowledge that this candy has
been made by Mr.. Brown.
J4.NES RICHARDSON, Confectioner.
279 Washington ST. Boston.
For the genuine, call for Browns Boneset Candy
which is for sale in Bath, wholesale and retail by
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf
20w34
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-11

Honey, Il Cure for the Graret. The following
which appeared originally in the Liverpool
( (Eng) Courier, L!ay prove serviceable to some
OF readers
"About twenty ty-seven years ago, (say cores
pondent,) was much afflicted with the gravel,
and twice in serious danger from small stones
lodging in the passage | met with gentleman
who had been in my situation, and had got nd
of that severe disorder by sweetening his tea with
half honey and half sugar. | adopted this rene
dy, and found it effectual. After beng fully
clear of nay disease about ten years. l declined
taking honey, and in about three months had a
violent fit of my old complaint; then renewed
the practice of taking honey in my tea, and am
now more than thre e-score and ten, and have
not for the last seventeen years had the smallest
symptom of the gravel. have recommen nded
my prescription to many of my acquaintance, ana
have ne. er known it to fail.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-11
SONG.

NY love is a lady of gentle line,
Tow 'rds some like the cedar bending,
Tow 'rds me she flies-like shape divine
From Heaven to Earth descending.
Her very look is life to me-,
Her smile like the clear moon rising,
And her kiss is as sweet as the honey'd bee,
And more and more entcng.
Mild is my love as the summer air,
And her check cher eyes half closing)
Now rests on her full-blown bosom Gair,
Like languor on Love reposing.