American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-15

that sweet meeting will soon come, | hope:
tho you tell me It's tiCslUe days off; | hope
tho twill be shortened Darling dear darling,
it really greVes me to send you SO short a let
ter when | know you expect long one, ard,
to make up the deficiency, you must read such
words as please you t1Uice.
Please remember most kindly to your dear
sister. Give me one dear, sweet, long kiss, in
Imagination, and believe me yours truly and sim
Cerety.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Dearest, how happy did we part on yester-
day. Your words TO me were so kind, so good.
that felt as light and as happy as bird. Oh!
my darling, tell me did ever man have such
power over woman as you have over mel Ne
yer, neUer. | may be miserable, bathed in
tears; yet one word from thy dear lips can make
perfectly happy, and chase every tear away,
and clothe the face in the brightest smiles.-
Dear love, when you sometimes think OF this
mighty influence you exert over me, Oh! do
you not feel happy, to know that the happiness
of one being rests with you. There must be,
and should be Joy in the thought. Dear one,
you have chased away all gloom from me-
Now am very, rery happy, ioryou have said,
darling, you still love me, will ever love me,
anu my NOuJ "uuI ItlOl0 Cdll uGSTts WIN
those blessed words, dearest, ever in my me-
mory, cannot be sorrowiul. When think,
mine own one, that you love me, It's mpossi-
BILE to be sad; there is joy in every word you ut
ter Darling one, are you not glad you haze
told me you lone me-because, it has made me
so happy. Dearest, you will never regret tell
ing me this, for | am not the being to take
advantage of so holy feeling as thy affection.
Sweet one, you know am yours SO wholly,
SO entirely, that even my rery thoughts in sleep
are yours and |, loving thee as do, | to take
advantage of thy love? Oh impossible. impOSSi-
bic. Delrest how do ADORE thee, for what
you promised me; that in me you would have
unbounded confidence, that you would allCayS
tell me, when you thought was acting wrong;
that you would speak with me truly and with
out the least reserve, Just as you would were |
your wife; and believed you should do so, for
IN the deep and trusting love of this heart am
your ,cite-mine angel how kind in you to say
you will treat we, with such confidence, and
oh! do | not appreciate it? yes; beloved, from
the inm0St-reCeSSeS of my SouL-and dearest
promised Just what you dId-that you should
know every thought, every feeling Of this bo-
som--and now my own darling, will we not be
| the happlest beings, on earth-only think sweet
one-we love each other so devotedly, our
hearts are so wholly given TO one another-wo
have not even a thought for other than the idol
of our affections. We have such perfect faith,
we have not even q doubt--there is such holy,
heavenly confidence between u.s. Oh! dear,
dearest love, are we not very, very happy
Kiss me, NINE own love, and say yes! that
dear kiss seals the words we have spoken
Dear one, you are so kind to me. Last night,
as / kissed you eIe | fell asleep, | thanked
hat I,I 81,
treasure as tiny love. Oh, God grant | may
never, nerer lose it. Dear one, ho,o love thee !
How this heart does idolize thce Precious
darling, remember you promised | should see
you at church tomorrow. Do not disappoint
me--for oh! how happy thy very glance will
make me. Do not blame me for my dress to-.
morrow-it shall be explained iVhen zoe med
Dearest, look at me tomorrow, and see if eve
ny look does not beam with love for thee Re-
member now, and look, and if you think SO,
tell me SO, by one sweet glance. On Mon
day, my loved one, am going TO Mrs C-'s,
as Mr.. M leaves that morning. shall
be at the Exchange Monday, at IL o'clock
So dearest, you be sitting in the parlor, and
that will be better, for it will look as if we
meet by accident. | feel rather unpleasantly at
being here alone; but shall trust TO you, dali
ling, to make the time pass happily, and you
will do so, won't you, love2 Love, | shall have
thy dear note. Oh! how will kiss it. Would
that you might see me, when | receive it,
will tell you what you would say-hOw she
does lore mel Dearest, once more, | must sell
you how happy that blessed promise has made
me! When | think of the sweet confidence
which is hereafter to unite us, am loo happy.
Love you for those words2 Oh, dearest, do
worship you, adore you, for them-they are my
saLpation. A thousand kisses, you dear sweet
angel Of mine. Dearest love, fearing to keep
your servant waiting, have but one moment
TO kiss you for your darling note. You are too
kind to me-are you not, love? No, no. not
TOO kind-for, OH | love you so dearly! Mon
day, at IL O'Clock, will kiss you t,oeniy times
for this sweet note--but won't you get tired Of
so many2 Say, dearest. Tomorrow, remem-
Der, you promised to be at church. Twill be
such a joy just to look on thee-and then one
dear glance-how heavenly twill be! Come,
dear love, do come. Kiss me, your dear dar-
ling, and always love me as your pure, devot-
ed VIRGINIA.
SANDS, LENT & Co.'s Circus. The Wash
ington Union has the following notice of this
circus.
The circus company of Sands, Lent s Co.,
which is to exhibit in this city OIL the 18th,
18th, 18th and nth inst, has attracted much
attention at the north and east Its principal
feature is the remarkable training OF the horses,
and troop of IL beautiful ponies attached to the
establishment. These, and the graceful per
formances OF MIR. Sands, and his two little sons,