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CAMDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

" PHILADELPHIA, from Per No. ] North River, foot
OF Battery-p piece, by steamboat JOHN POIIEh-L~o
lines daily Morning Line leaves Gt AN Afternoon IA
press Line at NJ; through Philadelphia IN u hours
fore list class carr - 2d class hae, by PM onyS3
Returning leave Philadelphia from foot OF Wainut-s at
An. end ppm, Enissnt Line ~ steamboat ATLAS,
from ler No. ], at
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

II RlVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Can't Nm Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
BENJAMIN Brayton leave alternate days, SUNDAYS es-
eepied) from Pier No n. R. the Battery, at T. NJ
IL, fr,ieh. apply on board the Office Pier No
TISDALE Il BORDEN, Agents, Nos 70 and II Westst
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7 S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

1T S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u Q For NEW-ORLEANS VIA HAVANA The splen-
did steamship CRESCENT CITY, II. X. Davenport U.S.N.
Commander VIII sail from The pier at Che foot OF Warren
It, n r. On SATURDAY. Nov n, at o'clock, L. NJ pre-
ssey.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND EEw-DRLEANs.
Nei0 arrangement
Ladies' and After-SaloOn Bertlis..
StCOIu thblI
srece only take ON freight q Havana.
Freight take 10 New Orleans al 81 cents per cubic root
Shippers Of freight requested TO supply themselves
with lie ComIAnys bills Of lading which may be had on
APPLICATION Of the Office No other form VIII be signed. No
bs Of ading signed offer Il O'Clock the day of sailing
For freight passage, apply to
Nj O. ROBERiS, No III west-st, cor. Warren.
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nNrAn1n Cnl,NrY-LnrrIcINLl
OsMtN AZ CO.-LOrFIcI,L.l
OTsEGO CO.--lOFFIorAL

roth Whfx M~r'ibrrs Of Assembly elected -. =.
Free Sell Pnie.-Eectors , li3; Governor 1900 Lieut.
Governor, 1887 Canal Commissioner, 1850 Inspector
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WAYNE CO-fOtyfcfsL.l

Free Soil Vote, ElectoraIl yiI Coyernor, ~ Lent
Governor 80; Canal Commissioner. TAI State Prson In
spector 7s5 Congress- Samuel c. Cuyler, ia; Sheriff Je
rp, s7 Superintendent Of Poor, Price, 7l9; Coroner,
Csndse, 7s sesscns. Tiffany, III Assembly, ]. Camp
hell 20; q Smith so.
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and SAN FRANCISCO

NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
N STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RATES-N0 DETENTION on me
ssSIhMus1The new and splendid ste"al'P .ys New.
York for ASPlNWALL, Navy Bay, FRIDAY, Novem'
Der ~ at II O'Clock A NJ precisely, CONNECTING al Fanaa
with the new double engine steamship COkIES, l,oV
turs Thomas b. Chopper, Commander which steamship
leaves Panama the arrival Of the passengers ny us
tfhD sTAIES for san Francisco seDPp p"d 20 con-
beet az the appointed time ,,
These yesses in accommodations ventilation speed snd
ahty, unsurpassed. An experienced physician Is at
hehed 10 each steamer. -, -,
Passengers will be landed the wharf at Aspinwan and
n1e the PGpama Railroad. =. -, L..
must bear the signature Of the undersigned ana sn no
ether parties authorEedto seh nekets az
Appyto DAVIS BROOKS Co, No. ~ Broadway,N'f'
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC NAIL
sTEAMSShIP SoMrASS30S through ~ S MAI .ad Pan
se isSSS ns 500 and saDs n TSSs ~ M:i
N Cs%@a i.i,a,' VIII sal on SATURDAY, Nov 30 a
SsS s Rs Man ss.AS V cS OF mast
nifcent steamer E0RTHERNER viii be in readiness at
Panama To The lnoiss mails and passengea and
sail iIDms Sately ias San francisco No saots win 20
spared by tie two Companies TO put their through
with expedition aud comfort
MATES OF FARE TO AsPiNwALi.
IaAies' Saloon Stae-k Room .....................h
Lever Az and Forw ard Saloon do................ IS
Second Cabin Standees
psssnSer: wiI be LANDED at the railroad wharf, A.pin
wall free Transit of the lsth1s II tie PasenseTs en-
p~nse Persons securing through passage ey ts osa
States Mail Si,anss from Newf ORR lave Pteeichoe~ nc
scrc,, gt,on on board of the Pacific Mall Steamers
Rae, OF fare from Pspc,ns 70 San Francisco on the mo"
favorable term. Tor fright or passage sPp ~ s Cos
No III Mest-sf corner Of Warren N u
B-ShPpcr requested 60 supply thefseisss VIZ a.
between the hours of 10 ard O'Clock on the day Of
cihng.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.
Arrangement cng Nos embeT Is 1852. Leave Pier
No. Nolib River daily, for EastOH and int Kun diate
places al M y ~, and Jf5 PM, and for S5nervie
at 4.i5P.M. Returning leave PhilpsbuTs at aud AM
md aIbp NJ
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TOR LIvERPOoL-Packet Of Goth NO

i NfNBER-Tbe new and magnificent packe.-.h
ORlENT CAPT T. French Will s.il as above her eg1sr
day For freight pesage having superior ec-omaloda-
tone apply board A. per No. IS Fast River or 20
SPOEFORD, TIlESTON Il Co, No. 10 southst
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The subscription money must accom-
pany the, order, else no attention paii
toit. sss.s-~,
Subscribers should reach here by the
18th Of December, al furthcst, 10 insure
al the numbers. 5i
Ihave about five hundred surplus cop
les Of The Congressional Globe for the
last session, which contain, besides the
proceedings Of Congress, all laws and
joint resolutions passed during the ses-
sion. The proceedings aud laws make
1852 pages; aud the list Of appropEia.
lions and Index, not yet printed, will
make abuu; so pages more. 1 will lei
hose who subscribe for the CongTession-
al Globe and Appendix for the coming
session have them a, The following rates
Price per copy, unbound, three dollars;
or bound in three volumes, backs and
corners Russia leather, FIVE dollars. They
will be delivered TO subscribers at these
prices. | sell the bound volume here
for four dollars volume; the three VOL
umes bound for twelve dollars. Every
person who takes any part in the politics
Of this country should possess them.
JOHN G. RIVES.
WASHINGTON, 10Th October, 1852.
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DELEeATIoN TO BURHAm,-Rey. Dr.
Pc k, foreign secretary, and Rev, Mr.
Grnger of Providence, have been ap.
pointed as delegation 10 visit the mis-.
sionary stations in the Eas. under the
ca,e Of The American Baptist Missionary J
Union. The principal cause OF this ap-
poinlment is the expected occupation Of
Durham which is The chief seat Of their
Missions in Asia, by Great Britain, which
will probably soon throw open The whole
country 10 The entrance Of the gospel,
when large increase in missionaryope-
raions will be required. A general and
deliberutive conference Of all the mis-
sionaries connected with the Beiham and
Karen missions, nearly thirty in number,
lie 10 meet at Maulmain in March OF
April, 1853
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PRINTING oFFICE FOR SALE.

Desirous of devoting my whole time to the
practice Of the law, with which the charge
Of newspaper necessarily very much inter-
feres, offer for sale the Press, Types, and
Subscription List of the KALIDA VEN
TURE newspaper to whoever desires TO con,
tinue and conduct it Us Democratic jour
nal; and as it is now established nearly
twelve yoars its pernanence can be no mac
ter Of question, nor the steady support il has
received and still receives. To an indus
In case Of sale / would prefer TO give pos
session after the FIRST of January Ynext. hut
would do so sooner. If deemed essential.
Sept. Z, 1859. JAMES MACKENZIE.
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Nov. %. 1859.
Bu a. z. McCLVRE.

TTVHE citizensof Putnam and the adjoining
Il counties, and the travelling public gen.
orally are respectfully informed. that T. R
Mcclure has purchased the above well
known stand, and which he is fitting mp fol
the reception and accommodation of travel
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers andthetravel-
ing public generally.
AS Mr., McC. is we'll known as landlord,
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL, its STABLES, &C., are well known
to be ample, he deems it unnecessary to say
more than tha. his beet exertions will be
given to cater for the tastes and comfort ol
the travelling public, who may give him q
call, and that he is determined to provjdethe
best the country affords.
February 1850. 46l7
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A VERY NATURAL W,NoER.-The
young Marquis Of ofl'ownshend when en-
gagged in battle saw drummer killed
by cannon ball, which scattered his
brainsin every direction. A superior off
Ger observing his eyes fixed on the ghaslly
object, tried to cheer him. "Oh," said
he, with calm severity 81 am no. fright
ened. lwas only puzzledto make ou,
how any man with such a quantity Of
brains ever come 10 be here.n
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
pARD0N

ON behalf Of Abraham Busick and James
" Busick an application will be made 70
the Governor Of Ohio, within three weeks
from the date hereof, for the pardon Of
GEORGE BusrcE, convicted at the April Term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, held in De.
iance county, in the year 1851, OF The crime
Of manslaughteT, for killing Samuel Hamil-
ton at Pendleton in Putnam county, Ohio,
on the 9th day Of June, A. D. l849; and for
which the said George Busick is now con-
fined in the Penitentiary under sentence Of
imprisonment for the term Of ten years, if
r.ifT ABRAHAM BUSICK, Z
JAMES BUSICK.
Raiida, Putnam County, Ohio,)
December 10Th, A. d. 1859. 609
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ProDaie NOfIee.

NSEOTICE is hereby given, that John B
EGN Reeder, Administrator of the estates
OF Paul Solomon and William Solomon, de-
ceased, has filed his accounts, in the Office
Of the Probate Judge Of Putnam county,
Ohio. for final settlement. Said accounts
will be for hearing on the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1852.
JOHN DIXON,
Probate Judge.
OFFICE OF THE PROBATE JUDGE, Kalida.(
Putnam CO., o., Nov. 81, 1852. H
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~. b. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account will be treated as il made
directly with this Office.
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Garritt Smi,h has addressed letter TO
his constituents, thanking them for his
election, in which he sets forth his politi-
cal creed in brief as follows: No law foI
for slavery--natnral right Of man to the
soil political rights natural and inherent
free trade--no wars-temperance
officers to be elected by the people.
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NOlTICE

fNa 7aN =.
rs hereby given that the undersigned
u claiming 20 be the owner Of lots number
two hundred, two hundred and one, two
hundred and two. two hundred and fifteen,
and two hundred and sixteen, in the town of
Paulding, Paulding County, Ohio, has on
this day filed his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, of said county, praying for
the vacation OF 60 much Of Water street, in
said town ofPaulding, ,as lies east Of said lots,
and for the vacation OF so much Of Harrison
street, in said town, as lies south Of lots NUM-
bertwo hundred and one. aid two hundred
and two, aforesaid; and that on the first day
Of the next term Of said Court, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. will
move said court for a decree as prayed for in
said petition.
A. SANKEY eLATTY.
Dated. October |, 1852 6O3
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Of our readers, who will stand by The
pruning knife, will only give themselves
Iup TO the study Of such trees as these
srees that have the most completely de.
velopcd forms that nature slamps upon
The species, they are certain to come to
tile same conclusions. For the beauii-
ful in nature, though moi alike visible to
every man, never fails 10 dawn, sooner
or laIei, upon all who seek her in the
right spirit.
And in art, too-no great master Of
landscape, no Claude, or Poussin, or
Turner, paints mutilated trees; but trees
ofgrand and majestic heads, full Of health
and majesty, or grandly stamped with
the wild ilregularity Of nature in her
sierner types. The few Dutch or French
artists, who are the exception 10 this, and
have copied those emblems cs pruned
deformity-,he pollard trees that figure
in the landscapes Of the Low Counties;
have given local tru,hfalness to their.
landscapes, at the expense Of everything
like sylvan loveliness. Apollard willow
should be the very type and model Of
beauty in the eye Of the champion Of the
pruning saw. It's finest parallels in the
ar. Of mendiug natures proportions ior
the sake Of beauty, are IN the Halened
heads of certain tribe Of Indians, and
the deformed feet of Chinese women
What nature has especially shed for a
delight to the eye, and a fine suggestion
10 ihesspiri,ual sense, MS a beautiful tree.
or The human form divine, man should
no, lightly undertake to remodel or clip
Of its fair proportions.
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II OSF.--A pair Of Saddle-bags, between
IL Ottowa and Gilboa, contaiRing some
articles Of clothing. A satisfactory reward
will be paid TO whoever will forward them TO
this office, OF tell where they may be found.
Dec, 4, 1852
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The old lady thinks that there mus,
have been desperate sight of br;ny tears
shed lately TO havo swelled Salt River so
much that all the wAig folke are going
there.
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Il is said tha, The famous George Law
has purchased l45,000 muskeis for the
use Of the Cuban invaders.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

,.~s' ! s's's =. = oA'' EXECUTION. ~.
by virtue Of execution 10 me directed, from she
II court of common pleas, of Putnam county Ohio.
will offer for sule in The town Of Pendeton, Painam
county, Ohio, on
Tuesday, December 2lsi, A. D.lS52.
Bewsen the hours Of ten o'clock Al nj. and four o.
tells, to wit: N,- y
One eight horse power, OF ,'hreshing machine, the
Threshe., Separator and onetwo horse wagon; taken
satisfy decree in favor Of the State OF Ohio. 81
JOHN B, FRUCHEY, Sheriff,
SnERIFF's OFTcE, Kalid., qm sya
PuLnnM co 4 O., Nov. l9, 1881 3al alEl.
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valuable Real Estate for Sale.
NEAR PENDLEToN

Stephen Anderson. .Guardi M.d;.o, co,r,,
ar o. SamuelBusick, James p.oL.,o Cn.,
III, Iesen anu oey Petition to Sell
uel Busck, late OF Putnam n1"uo ,i.
County deceased,
vs.. cAt tt
Henry Killheffer, ct. al. r
DY virtue Of an order OF the Court of Pro-
Dbnte within and for Madison County,
State of Ohio, will proceed to offer fol
sale at the door Of the Court House in Kalida,
in the County of Putnam, between the hours
of ten O'Clock, a. N. and four o'clock, p. m.
Monday, the tenth day of January Al. D,
1858. casa
the following described property, to wit: &
The share by Will Of the said James Ru'
sick, in the North half of the South East
quarter Of the South East quarter Of section
seventeen tf township one south Of range
eight east, being twenty acres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State Of Ohio.
And also 'sThe share by will Of Samuel
Busick, in the middle part Of the West
half of the South East quarter of section
seventeen Of Township one South OF range
eight East, in said Putnam county, and
State Of Ohio, lying Immediately South Of
the pa:cel Of land willed by Samuel Busick,
now deceased, to George Busick, and by him
sold 10 Whitfield bounded on the south
and East by lands willed to Sarah Busick,
and Wesley Busick, and on the West BY
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being 20
acres of land.
And also .'The share by said Will Of
Wesley Busck, which IS the South West
quarter of the South East quarter, except
Northwest part; and the South East parI Of
the Northwest quarter Of South East quarter
of section seventeen ofTownship one South
of Range Eight East, in Putnam County !,
State Of Ohio, being twenty three acres OF
land, and In Lots number five and six. (No's
S & - in the Town Of Pendleton, in said
County. jtfs
Subject however, to the life Estate or
Dover Interestof their said Mother, Sarah
Busick. in the aforesaid three several tract s
of land and town Lots.
STEPHEN ANDERSON.
Guardian Of said heirs.
Nov. o.. 1852.
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THE vANDOORN HOUSE,
w. j. JACKSON.
GENERAL LAND AGENT, DC.

NAPoLEoN, HENRY CoUNTY, o. Z
"A S Auditor Of Henry county, he is pre-
IN pared to attend to the payment Of Taxes,
of Land Titles, and everything
connected with General Land Agency.
tsT All orders postpaid, containing one
dollar in cash, will be promptly attended 70.
April, 1851. SIS
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sHERIPF,s SALE.

Thomas Sparrow, w NJ
VS.. EXECUTION
I. 3. Martin. and M. ]. Myers
10y virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, from the
- Court Of common pleas, Of Putnam county, Ohio,
will offer for sale. at the door Of tho court house. in
KaiIda, Putnam county, Ohio, on. .,s llstt,
Monday The 2Oih day Of December,
A. d. 1852;
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four o.
clock p NJ Of said day the following Tcal estate, to
witt A&NsTW
Idiots number 6ttytwo (50) and forty five (45) In
the town Of Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio,
taken in axecution as the property OF l. 3. Martin
and J. Myers 10 sassfy decieo In favor OF Thomas
Sparrow. e0 J.vg
JOHN D. FRUCHEY, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office, Kallda, Putnam co., ~ sissfsf
Ohio, Nov. IS, 1862. y ss8ail
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TERMS.

For one copy Of the Daily Globe
during the next session,..,- ."..-$2 90
For ono copy Of The Congressional
Globe, Appendix, and Laws for
the next sessiion.r...,.g.........$S 90
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NOTICE is hereby given to Mahala Crites
IN thatherhusband, John Critics, has filed his
petition in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Putnam County, Ohios the
prayer of which said Petition is that the said
John Critics be divorced from her the said Ma
hala Critics. Cause set forth on which suid d.
vorce is prayed for: Adultery with divers per-
s,ns in said petition named. Tss- said Mahale
Critics will hereby take notice that the said
next term Of the said Court Of Common Pleae,
Of said County. Hi
BY JAMES MACKENZIE, sol'r.
| Nov. 8, 1852.
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( SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
rns s'sss IS. q ONO EXECUTION.
William Thompson.) sA s4
DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed from the
- Court Of common pleas Of Putnam county. Ohio,
Twill offer for sale at the door Of the Court house, In
Kalida. Putnam county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18Th DAY Of December, A.
~ & d. 1852,
Retween the hours Of ten O'Clock "A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. of said day, the following chattels, to
witt isr IS Ft,dt
One bay stallion hoyse; taken In execution na the
property Of William Thompson, TO satisfy decree In
favor Of the Slate Of Ohio. sgsa ss
efo3 JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Kalida, Putnam county.( @ si6aR
Ohio. November 18th, A. u. 1859. e4
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tetHeeh to aha three Thousand pcrsons and

containing between two and three thousand persons
it was densely filed on the occasion.
After the benedction by the Chaplain of the House
Representatives, His Majesty, King Kamehameha read
from the throne speech in the Hawaiian language He
says.
1My relations with all foreign nations excepting only
France continue to be Of the mostly friendly character
The peace of my kingdom has been threatened with
invasion Of private adyenturers from California An
peal made to the United States Commissioner which
being promptly acted by Capt Gardiner Of the United
States ship Vandaa, tranquilized the public mind.
have taken some measures to create military orce in
the training of which Capt Gardner has been pleased to
render important assistance Such force has been
sidered Indispensable to enable to protect efficiently
the lives and property Of all who live under my dominion
1t will be for you to provide the means of maintaining
such force permanently that the very deenceess
Of my kingdom may not invite the evil disposed to in
| wade it,
He expresses himself very literally towards his subjects
and tells them if they not satisfied with the Consu
ton he granted them in 1SO he ready grant another
| = for the good of my people,
When His Majesty had retired address prepared
| ton for the great head of the nation.
| BUSINESS IsLANps.-From report of the Minis
ter of the Interior it appears that licences amounting
$4,000 have been granted to stores etc. during
past year.
The total number of foreign letters sent and received
from December 1850 to March, 1852 277s7 which
| Is 200 were from and sent to the United States.
The exports of coffee have been considerable and it
estimated that 100000 pounds remain in the Islands
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A LOVE MESSAGE. BY ANNIE BrApronc.

Beautiful one thou art fair to me
As the lily that foats Oh the azure sea
Thy deep, dark eyes lore lustrous far .n
Than the light that comes from midnight star,
And thy flowing curls that my fond hand twines
More graceful than summers dewy vines
pine their wlllowy grace to see,
For oh thou art all the world to me.
Beautiful one thy tempting mouth
Is bright as the roses of the South;
Thy teeth are the cleaning pearls that start
From crimson cactus blushing heart,
And thy breath the perfume sweet, that dwclls
In the fragrant jasmin's golden bells.
Where might breathe it, long to be,
For oh thou art all the world to me
Beautiful one thy fingers white
Are pure as the silver threads of light
That glide through my latticed window now
And softly rest on my throbbing brow
And the sound of thy little dainty feet
Than the light rains patter is far more sweet
pine their delicate prints to see.
For oh thou art all the world to me
Beautiful one thy gentle breast
Is smooth as summer lake at rest,
Or heayes beneath my ardent gaze
As waves meath the moons enamored rays
Aud the music of thy sweet low tones
Is spell my spirit gladly owns
Would could hear their melody,
For oh thou art all the world to me,
Beautiful one thy radiant mind
Is free as the clear sky unconfined
And thy thoughts flash out from its treasures deep
Like stars that DER the night heay'n sweep;
But more than mind and beauty fair,
To me, is thy heart with its virtues rare.
Dear heart my jewel e'er to be,
Surely thou art the world to me,