Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-18
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cStTeen as Oh MY COUCH Aay'
Idream'd that wings to me were given,
And thought flew through the air away,
In the far off depths Of the azure Heaven.
As onward WANDERED afar, afar,
The heavenly orbs as hurried past,
And wing d my way from star to star,
dream'd that bright glances were on me cast;
From eyes, whose lustre far nntshoae, -e
The brilliant hues of the rainbow rare
vHt each Glance, fair maiden, seemd still thy oD",
OF the myriad forms which greeted me there.
Then without fear of getting wet,
thought threaded the ocean blue,
Where the sea nymphs braid their tresses Of jet,
And it seem'd to me, they were all like you.
A thousand fathoms beneath the waves,
Mid farer forms than those of the skies,
Through coral grotto's and gem lit caves,
Iwander'd and gazd in those sea nymphs' eyes.
But language were impotent to declare,
The images then on my memory trac'd;
With brighter than aught upon earth or in air,
Those halls of the deep blue sea were grac'd.
There were checks Of the lovliest rosiest hue,
They would tempt hermit to quit his cell;
There were eyes of jet, ofhazle, and blue,
Yet still as lngerd most strange to tell,
1t seemd as if by some strange mutation,
As on them gaze and their glances met mine,
OF the thousands who form'd this neither creation,
That the form and the features of each were thine
ZENAs NoKEs
Forgery in THinois.-A system of fraud and forgery
has just been discovered in the Auditors Office o.
Illinois, by which that State will be a loser to thu
amount, it is said Of three hundred housand dollars
The perpetrator Of these forgeries is Milton H
Walsh, a young man who has been a clerk in the Of
fee Of the Treasurer and Auditor for several years
past, and has hitherto borne an irreproachabs cha
racter.
Aecident--We learn from friend that lad. the
son of Mr.. John Andy, near Reading, while engaged
on Saturday in gathering blackberres, dropped his
hat into small pond. He stepped into the water to
regain the hat but finding himself detained by the
mud, into which he was sinking he called out for
help. Mrs. Andy, his mother, hearing the cry, rush
ed to his rescue, but found herself also unable to
to her assistance her married daughter, Mrs Boyer
who sprung into the water. but was unable to effect
any good, and they all persisted in the pond, mother
daughter and son.-Ph1. U. S. GaS.
Remarkable T. servation from Dsata-Mr Phineas
Strong, of Southampton, Mass, the 23d ult. fell
upon pitchOrk one of the tines of which penetra-
ted his body about IL inches-the whole length OF
the tine-yet strange to say, he is likely to recover
1t entered about three inches below the ribs, on the
left side taking an upward direction, and piercing
the lower part Of the lungs.
Dr.. ALIENS BALsAM Of Horehound, Liverwort and
Pleunsy Root, has gained reputation for the Of
Consumption and Liver complaint, never acquired by
any other medicine. This medicine is not intended
like the common humbugs Of the day, to cure every
disease, but is only for the cure of diseases Of the
lungs and liver and for these complaints has equal
on earth Raising blood. cough, and loss OF strength
are certain symptoms Of consumption. Dr.. B. d. Al
lens Balsam of Horehound, Liverwort and Pleurisy
Root, is never failing remedy, ard if the sick and
distressed resort to il. they certain Of being
ed to health. Il contains no opium or deadly poison
TO u and supply the senses bat removes the disease,
heals the lungs, gives health and strength. Let the
sick use it.
OrlNIoN OF THE FAcuLrY.-Diseass of the Lungs
DR.. Allen-Dear sir nave prescribed your B0Lsam
Of HOrehOxRd LiUerOort. and PleHrsy Root in severe
coughs and consumption and il has proved efiectua
after other remedies had failed am glad to find 90
valuable a medicine without any deleterious or
cote ingredients ! entertain high opinion Of your
Baisam and shall continue TO recommend it to my
patients. Yours, &c. C. PRESTON,
Physician. New York City.
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