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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
James w Clemens and nIhers.


HE SUBSCRIBER would inform his oil Gus
toners aud The public generally, that lac still
c"niinues IL nanulhrurr the above articles. in all
iheir varieties. ~ his old stand On Uni n Street.
WHEELING VA. JOBBlNG Of all kinds done
nj The shortest .stce. Houses covered with COP
PER. TIN, ZINC. or SHEET IRON. un the mos
approved plan anI reasonable terms. From his ex
perIenoe IN this husn, he lajCrs himself that he
viii be able To give general satisfaction. SPOUT
INC' i"r houses. Of every kind, and price made
!" order with PrompiRcsS and despatch. lie as
c"hil"nes tho manufacture 4 RUSSIA IRON
CRATES Tor dwellings, either pIais or fancy -
Ihese CRATES for comfort, convenience aud beauty
add greatly 10 the finish Of parIor.
ALSO. on hand variety Of patterns ofC COOKING
SIONES eiihcr for Wa ' cna, suitable for Hotels
STEAMBOATS, or private families. which cannot be
surpassed by any in this market. either i" utiIy OF
price, all Of which lac is determined TO sell nj the
most reduced prices for Cash approved barter.
lunar 81 TllOS G CULBERTSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
TO FAMILIES ANDINyALIDs.

I'HE 70 lowing indispensable remedies may be
found atthe village drug stores, and soon az
every country store IN the state. Remember and
never get them unless they have the fac simhe
signature of COM STOCK 81 co. on the wrap
pers, AZ ell others by the same names are base
impositons aRJ couaterfeIts. IT the merchant
nearest yeu has the not, urge him to procure
them 81 ~ MaideI lane, the next time he visits
New York or TO wire for them. No IA nl!y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

IJAiNIS.-Just received by = ON ~
- the south end Of Market Square. SO, OF rI,
Btqek Mammoth Boot and viii he 10 low frr
White Lead in oil, White load drv Re Lead
gry' Orange Lead dry Yellow . lire. Verdi ris,
nmber' Prissian Blue, Capol .-nrsh Sui "a
yellow, Chrome Green, Cnromr 5sf V,fu',i.rnn.
9Psnsh Bro "n, Ierra-d iprqIa, Ftt q ur, SIr-
~ iuIpenune; Black rnish ~. sung " no
aI4e que BLOCK Lead, q re Lifh1rx', &c. &c.
PAINTERS and those using th, a .ov. artr o. will
Boot $50, ~
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U. 5. MAIL LINE ron WOOSTER.

We will stnrt "Ur coacI. es
As|f%H IN future ir0m hi. place. a,
R45R@2[tS4f-rn o'clock A 81 on every Monday ,
EsSSsssx4 "Wednesday and Friday for
Wooster. CleN Gland, Norwa'k. &c. via Mt Pleasant,
Cndiz. and Canal Dover, running connection ~ iIh
lines i-r Lower Sandusky. PsrrysHurg, aud 1,
Detroit the fare This roui0 has heen reduced "a
proportion TO the times; travellers wishing 10 20
north, will find this cheap, speedy md pleasant
route. Office at Tho bar of tho s IIorol. wa'er
-ITeei, Wheeling, Va. JOHN A MYERS
Pr-Pr,i"r'
BAETLEY DENNIsnN, Agent. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
DE la MONTERAT,S

COLUMBIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
~ For the cure of consum,tiOn Asthma
Pleursy, Sptting Of Blood. and pulmonary n I,
iectl9ns of all kinds. The most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure of Consumution
and all diseases of the breast and lungs leading
20 COnsump ton.
The folio Ulng recOmmendary notice is from n
regular graduate of the University of PeDnsylva-
ma aud student of the late DR. Rush
Having recommended the use Of De La Mon
terats Columbia Vegetable Specific in nv own
private practice for some time past and having
witnessed It's decided efficacy in many cases
which have previously resisted the usual remedies.
now with much pleasure give my testimony in
favor, By stating that have prescribed :he soc
cIhc with great success IN Asthma, Rheuma ism
Coughs, colds, HOaTseness, Splitting of u 90 4.
consumption and catarrhal Deductions on tba
breast.
The length Of time many Of the disea-
ses have been cured, cOnvinces me that thev
are ornament, and II may with propriety be said
mat ITS healing qualities rank Il superior TO opv
other re nedY Of the present day.
ALEXANDER RI MCPHERSON, NJ D.
The above valuable medicine is for sale " hole.
sale and retail by OLIVER PRYOR,
icb2 Union ST. Wheeling Va
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REDUCTION IN rmr PRICE OF TYPE.

JOHN II WHITE FOUNDER
No. As Gold ST. Nep York. Sd dor from FHl,on ST.
HAS on hand unriva d 1ss"rrnenI If
PriniIng Type, OTnamen :, orurTs. Rules,
&c Of the best m"tal, ahd cast I'c.n rlginal
mnttIlces. The reputation If this f'uucTy Is
well known throughout the comfy, aud tie 10
determined to sell at the ll1NInG
REnICEn pRiCkS
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ID in enlarged bottle. Copy of letter.
Sharestown, (Mass.) June %.
To the proSrietOrS Of Dr Jc6b's Liuimeut
Dear Sir,-l deem II duty owe to suffering
humanity, TO acquant you, and through YOU the
Public, SHOULD you think bestO of the unoxpect-
I'd and surprising cure perfu med on myself by
| the use OF the above most excellent mculclne -
have been for moe than thirS yes RS and some.
/ umes most severely, afflicted With the Rheum A.
/ tsn; have been frequently rendered perfect Z
] helpless, and IN consequence confined to my bed
| Ehen II has required two persons TO move me.
! 'elng In such extreme pam; have several times
been under the care OF the most eminent physi-
sans, but procured only temporary relief | one
day noticed the advertisement of j bh's linimeot
with tie testimonials accompanying it, and IA as
induced TO uy a bottle, VIII ch | used without
much sensible benefit. ! concluded howey,r
to persevere. and bought another bjttle and wa :
greatly Tc Ievcd add 10y the use of half the third
bottle was wholly cured and have never since
had return of the paln, which h ad not been
free from, month at tine, for thirty years aud
/ II is now more than three years since I ,vo 3
cured. would most earnestly advise evcTy
peTsOn suffering under this painful complaint
not TO despair IF a cure, so long they can ob
tam DR. 'ebb's l.I.Iiment" You are at liberty TO
IA axe any use of this you may think advisable
CALEB sYMMEs,
To the foregoing testimony macy other unqucs
able proofs might re added in favor of the superi
or Llniment Of lbT Jebb. Nothing but fair trial
which the proprietor confidently solicits, can
give an adequate idea Of its uuTivalled efficacy.
IN mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
excruc atIng disease, 10 which il has been suc.
cesstully applied IN altitude of CASTS The
operation Of the Linime1t is often immediate.
and \ has frequently cured Rheumatic affect on
of years standing, IN four and twenty hours II
IS So recommended with confidence, as one nC
the best applications known for stiffness Of the
joints, numbness, spTains, a nd chilblains
Price 81 l-2 cents, with directions
b. The LlnimeHt Phials enlarged to double
their former size.
N B. Each article will be signed W L Kidder
on the outside wrapper
. IT'D reyes ASH matte or coHSumpfire piHs.
Price % cents, only. Have proved, and are pro.
nounced by numerous persons who have made
use OF them, the best Of all the Cough Medicines
IN coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breathing
odTseness, Ghe~ZlBg splitting Of blood
and cOmplaIns2l the lungs generally.
Prepared FROM the Original VI s Rocipc of DIR
w 7 Conway, by w l. Kidder, immedia.e sue.
cessoI to the late T Kdder by whom they are
Tor sale al his counting room, No Sc State street
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, and by ms
81 ec:al appointment by JAS BAKER
dec Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

HORSES that have Ring Bone. Ssayio. Wind
Calls, &c are cured by Roofs Suecific; and
fcundered horses entlrelY cured by Roof Foun-
der Ointment Mark this, all hoTseman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
DAhDMR $ s

bAbM VI COLUMBIA, rOk TIE HAIR,
which will stop II If falling out or restore "a on
bald places; aud on ehildIen make Il grow rapid
ly, or on these who have lost the hair from any
cause.
All vermin that inEest the heads OF c,ildrenhn
schools, are prevented or killed By IL al once
Flnd the name of Comstock d Co. on II, sTnsver
try Il. Remember this always.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
MURRAY's FLUID MAGNEsIA.

HOREPARED under the exclusive sanction Of
II the tiscovCTer SIR JAMES MURRAY
This mild, sale, add elegant Anti acid and A.
peucni possesses all the prgpeyties
of the maEnesia IN general use with
out being liable like IT, TO form dance.
Gus corrections ~ the bowels, IL corrects acId
ity, and etcCtually cures heart burn. ,yifbgr,
ash aud their carbOnates are know n 10 d.
prevents the food Of infants turning sour. and IN
all cases acts as "a pleasant aperIent pccuiiarIg
adopted Tor females. -
10 has long since been approved BY the CoIIo,,-
gig eminent chemists and professional men
SIR Astey Cooper, Bart. DR. Labatt. Dublin
DR. James Johnson, DR. ApIghn' ~
~ lppe, EohOufgh. Or Ivory Kennedy. do
~. Ttt-oLL' 90 Dr Thompson, q Iasaoyg
h Dun'an, 40 ~ M.BOnnc', Belfast
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Uniops ~
p B,'' 20, .--,..-,.., Wheeling, Va.
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PILES, etc.

are wholly prevented, or governed IL the attack
has come on, If you use the snly true Hay's La.
iment, from Comstock Il Co. AL. SORES and
everything relieved by it that admits of an out
ward application. Ii acts like a charm Use IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
Dr. LENS
SIEISTTAr EAT,1r

OF CHINA positive cure for the niles and
all external aIngs-all internal irritations bro't
10 the surface bv friction with this Balm;-so II
eouS1si s%elied or sore throat, tshtnS~s Of the
chest. this BALM applied on a flannel will relieve
and cure at once. Fresh wounds VI old sores
are rapidly cured by it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

OUNO EXTRACT. There is no other prep.
ration Of SaTsaparllla that can exceed or eGua !
TINS. 1t yoH are sure TO get COmstuck's Won " IN
Rad II superior TO all others. 1t does LoI require
pHffiing. So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

lME-lOO BBLS SUPERIOR WHITE LINZ.
- ioT sole low iof cash a, l15 Martsr sqpsrc.
ap2l y MGlNhGS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
RHEUMATISM aud LAMENEss posi-

lively cured, and al shnvelled mus cies aud limbs
are restored, IN the old or young, by the Indian
vegetable Elixir and Nerve and BoRe Liniment
but never without the name Of COmstock 4
Co. omit.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
OOhNo'-Ihe French pIast9r IS a sure cure.
East India Hair dive
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COM

COlors The hair any shade yoa wish, at will
not color the skin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
DIR SPOmN'S ElIXIR OF HEALTu

for the certain prevention of Eerers, or pny gen.
eral sickness; keeping the stomach IN MS
perfect order the bowels regular, and a determl.
nau'n Is the surface. Colds, coughs, pains il
the bones. hoarseneSs, and DropSY are quickly
cured by 1t. Know this by trying
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Important Arrival.
MORRIsON,S Pr

Or The uHiU. rsdl getabie medicine ef The Brush
college sf Hedih-LandoH.
IENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
DALLEY,s N1AGICALPAIM
TX n NAO IUN sally +. The most eNtTaOIu
nary remedy ever invented for all new or old
SUENS q SSAEDS.

snd SORES, and slre EYES. Ii has delighted
thousands. Ii will take out all pain i'm ten ! IN.
utes, and no failure. IL will cure the Piles.
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Ems SPREAD PLiSTERS.

A better and NOR. nice aud useful article meyer
was made, All should wear them regularly.
Inns TEMPERANCE BTTTERS:
on the prIncip.s OF sub stitujug the tonic in pnce
Of the the stimuldnt principle, which has reform
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31
HEADACHE

Or SpOhn's II Headache Remedy will efI.ctuollv
enrc sick head ache, either from the Nerves or
bilious Hundreds of families are using it With
great JOY.
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Each Agent has Certificate Of Agency. signed
Foase a. SON in heir own hand wiring
For sale by JAS BAKER. and
HIRAM KANE,
mayl Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

NIRGlNlA-OhiOLSu Superior Court-lntersHe-
date Term, February 9Th, ts43.
John Gushorn and the heirs Of
Marcus Wilson, deceased,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-31

AIATHA FLOUR.-Famdy Flour Gc.b
~ ground, Of White Wheat. TradeIoLis go
Besiilion Brands. Just received and 1r sale bg
mar - ] IRWIN
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
HISTORY.

Fertile and comprehensive indeed IS the CO.
main of history, comprising the whole region
of probabilities within lis jurisdiction all the va
rious shapes into which man has been cast-al
the different scenes into which ne mas Deeh
called to act or suffer his power, ana MS
weakness his folly aud ms wisdom, his VIRTUES
in their meridian height, bis wees 10 the low
est abvss of their degradation are displayed
before MS. in their struggles, vicissltudes, and
infinitely diversified combinations an InherI-
lance bevond all price-a vast repository OF
fruitful and immortal truths. There IS moth
ing so mean or so digni6ed; nothing SO OBJ
scnre or so glorious 10 qu' stlon SO aos'ruse
norroblem so subtle no difficulty so RIDICULOUS
no situation so critical, 81 which we may nol
demand from history an account ana eluClud-
ton Here we find all that the toll, and vir-
ues. and suferngs, and genius, and expert
once. of our species have labored tor success
s,ve rener lilo s to accumulate and preserve.
The fruit of their bio OF their labor OF ther
doubts, and their struggles is before "S--a
frea IRE hal no nlaiignIty can corr pts OF "Io
lence ia away. And above all Is n'ie
that, when tormented by doub. or s'ariled oy
hanotn hes s'nng by dtsapp 'nt"ieh' % e@d9-
,,eraied BIZ injustice, we may look Tor coiso-
+top aud ercou agrment. AS we see the
.o,,a events /. hat 10 those who witnessed
hen ., ms; have appeared isolated and capri
c,o,s. landing 10 one great ED. accomplish
mo one specific purpose. we may tarh |" III
f.r TIA, tho (which appear TO Us most extra
ordinary. are alike slhsarvlent to Sc ana
beneyo on, dsp nsation Poetry, the grea-
test of Al. critics has tod us. has Tins aoVan.
aoe over history, thai the ie s'onS ",la'n -
C,rn,shes are moi mixed aud canflnec 10 par
,,c,lar eases. tint D re and universal ~ 'leo
however, in this pr,t, history; WIZ IN
o,uaeo await with patience the less o
~. I'm, re-, Instructor. Time, and TO employ the
r raos,v elements il places wi,hin our reach. &c
me ooIv legitimate purpose of all knowledge =
Tie advancernens oft4od's DRY. and the re-
lief ) 1 If mao's es,aie." BIackacood's Magazine
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also by the captain Of vessel who spoke her
IN heavy gale of wind. and such a sea as ren
d-red it dangerous to float a boat; The1
description c0rresponded ia every particular
with our observations of her. The f rmer sta
ted that when he shipped he was led to be-
ieve he was entering on board o Texan man
of war that she IS armed with long 81
FOUNDER amid ships on a pivot six carronades,
and a crew OF SO men-appendages unusual
for a SLAYER"
The last New Orleans Tropic throws some
further-light upon the subject. That paper
says 1--WE had conversation Yesterday,
with brother of Capt. Seeger now in this Ct.
ty. He does not hesitate TO dec lare II as his
opinion that San Antonio is still afloat, an cpin.
ion which we find is ENTERTAINED hy almost
every person in this city, acquainted with the
peculiar powers of that vessel. Giro instances
that came to the knowledge of Mr. Seeger,
just before the schooner sale from Gslve ston
induced HIM To warm his brother. her com
m4nder, against certain men on board, men. he
was satisfied capable of anv arrocity, one or
two of them holding Offices of CONSIDERABLE
importance HE Apprehension is that the
crew, led on by we or three officers, mutined,
murdered the Captain and such other persons
a could no; be useful. and entered upon their
unholy enterprise.
We are informed that just before the de-
parIure Of the Texan squadron firm this porr
intelligence was received that two se4men
known To have sailed TO Galveston on the San
Anfonio were in this city, and that one of them
hal incantiously declared that the San Antonio
was in GO I'd hands, and that she could be- heard
of on application at 81. Jago de Cuba. Searcl.
as made for these men by some of the Tex
ian officers bu they could not be found"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
VAN BUREN, ON THE TARIFF.
..He n.aueM and he nnought MOI"


The reply of Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the indiana
Convention is aboutss clear. distinct, and 10
the point as the following testimony ola North
Carolina witness:
The "Old North State.'' published at Eli
zabeth City, gives the following iudIcrous
scene, which occurred at a late term of the
Superior Court at that place-Judge Pearson
presiding:
"Consderable amusement was produced
IN Court, by a witness in case of assault,
named Harrington. AS the counsel could get
nothing out of him, the Judge undertook to
question him.
Judge. Were You present at the place on
the day this fight took place!
H don't know lnought and | mought
not
Judge. You don't know whether you were
there or not? recoilPc what happened TO the
hes: of your knowled5
H. / mought nave been there some time
in the 6ay. don't know TO the best Of my
kno Wedge.
Judge Did not the defendant tell you to
give evidence in his favor!
Fl DON'T know he mought and. he
monght not.
Judge. Where were lyou. bora and raised!
H don't know where | was born.
was raised IN Fergnny,
Judge Can you .ell the truth!
H ! don't know, sir mought and
mought not
Tie Judge, finding It impossible to elicit en-,
information from such answers, let him re
ire
Van Buren, .smought" go for Tariff. an
he ..mougit not The fact is, Van "don'
know to the best OF his knowledge" whether
he will or ne wont His friends in New York
think he mought." while Citizen Richie i
clearly ofthe opinion that he "mooght' not "
Petersburg Ina.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
From the Aob lel'tr'ad.
SEIZURE OF Til SANDWICH
TSIA\DS

By the arrlv a New Orleans of the scbr.
Architect from Vera Cruz, came passenger
ieut Marshal, with desoatches 10 our Gov
eminent from he Sandwich Islands. By his
arrival news is ought that the British friga e
Carys oft under the cummand of Lord Geor. a
Pauho took possession of the Sandw CHI Is
land in February last. under The preteXt of
wrong and aggresSions nf1c upon Brush
subjects residing on the Islands, Tn aggres-
sions appear TO have been of trif ng na'ur
and not demanding or jlstifyIng such suinma .
ry measures But The British, in their rage
for extending their territory and 70 cling their
products INTO marker have never stopped to
enquire what right they wer, about 10 infringe
or what out rage they should perpetratP.
The French Government has recently col.
o ICED the pretty Isles called the Marquesas.
in the aciffc Ocean-and this is the real mo-
tive for outrage of Lord PauIet upon the de-
fenceless Government of the Sandwich L..
lands.
The New Orleans Bee, in commenting up
on this subject makes the following remarks !;
"rhe time is not Ear distant when the A
mer,can vessels wiihave no resting place out
side of the territorial limits of the Union. un-
less under the guns of English forts. There
will not be a piece Gfland worth ha, ing for
commercial or other purposes, that will not be-
long 70 her. She now owns as much Of No Z!
Am rica as we do and lays clam 10 Oregon
Territory. Allie Islands around us belong
to her. except Cuba-and she VIII have that
before another generation passes away. She
has devoured Hp China and Affgahinistan al
ready. and has now taken the Sandwich ISL
ands, before she had well done picking her
teeth. She is making a nice sauce to sop
Texas in some of these days as a dessert
and we would not be at all surprised to see
her pounce on the CALIFORNIA;, Mexico and the
isthmus all at once,''
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+ o u III LOUSY lie Journal.
NAV

Oh, this is the beautiful month of May.
The season OF birds md of flowers,
The Young and the lovely are ut and away,
IN the up-springing grass and the blossoms Al
play;
On many heart will be happy day.
Ia this beautiful legion OF ours
Swcee A ril the frail. the capriciouzly bright
HATH passed like The lovely away;
Ye. we p'uru not her absence, Tor swift at } or
fight
light,
and far "a a sunbeam that dnzzcs the sight,
Is beautiful, bcautl al Nay.
What scents Of delight, what sweet visions she
brings,
Oflreshness, of Z adiess and mitth,
II fair sunny glades where the butter cup
springs,
Ofcool gushing .ountqins, Of rose tinted wings
d. hrds, bees, and bio sons, all htau'i ii things,
who bri-hlncss r,joi~es th earth
Iay FIR 9hc landseap. Ger ill top ard glade
~ h svi.t varying coors are rolled
'le h d'.v sunshine, the SUNSHINE now
>hadt;
II s.eyi.t--hifiing hues for the green earth
h na de
\ gar,nen' respondent with dew gems o'erlaid
a light woven tissue ofgod.
0l ve-: lovely May, the enchanting fair.
Is here with her beams and her flowers;
Their rainbow like garments the blossoms now
wear,
And all in their heaith-giving doors may share
For the breath Of their sweetness is out on the
air,
Those children of sunbeams and 1owee.
Fhe frag graft 81 agnoia in loneliness dfest,
T4e lilac's more delicate hue,
The violet, half opening its azure ued vest,
Just kissed by a sunbeam, its innocent guest,
The light floating cloudlets, like spirits at rest
All pictured in motionless blue
These brighten the landscape, and softly unroil
Their pIendors by land and by sea;
They steal DER the heart with magic control
Rhat lightens the bosom and freshens the soul:
Oh. this is the charm that enhances the whole,
And makes them so lovely to me.
How sweet when the months in the Push of its
prime
To hear as we wander alone,
Some birds sud, en- song from the sweet scented
lime,
1n.! catch the INV gush ofns exquisite chm,
And set it to music and turn il to rhyme,
With spirit as light as its own.
And sweet to reclint meath The emerald role
trees,
Where fairy~like footsfeps have trod,
With the lulI OF the waters the hun Of the bees,
! Melting into the spirit. dc ieiou~ degrees
fexoui, I,e sofiaesS. In moments like csc
| | have walked with the angels G. q ID.
sweet season Of owe when the fairy qneen trips
Ateve through h star lighted groves
What vows are now brralhed where tht honey"
bee sips!
What CHEEKS whose bright beauties The roses
! eclipse,
Are crinson'd W til bIushes.W hat rose tinted lips
Are moist with the kisses Of love.
Vat loveliest o. moths. with the praises sing
Thy glores are passing away
| with the dew from the blossom, the bird on III
i Wing;
vet rnnnd thee garland poetic fling
/ sweet SISTER o April. young child q the spring
Oh beautiful, beautiful May!
AMELIA.