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PAR JOSEPH WALKER,

tuuF VE L'NIAI Vrs LA
D que Convention qu ses assemhl6e au eapo
Baton Rouge dams ia but de e Consultation odcue que
aprts do la Convention 10 aoaysrnsur
pubsr proclamation aque ordosnsa divers oeers
lEa nuoss par organiser sccon Dies membre dc PAS
semitic GsnArs, douyr utn dams chsque parosae
ndro hdiqusa par @ u premier Mard Novembro pro-
cha eonsue IL peupe Do Eat 'adspon oule reject de
eetis constitutional; ct que "s consaars qu auront preside
on compteron tons lsa bulletins Opposes puts lie
tranmetont h rsultat sese dLat embarrassment aux dis
positions do Ia o aees les sscons squc rapport des
reu, IL crqAme Lupd Noytmhre, 81 lie rapport
plus tot devo u Gouyenou u secrSnre
dE du esorer dE dc depouiler pre-
qui voudront ass.er cee operation lea
pour adopon 10 reJet de Ia Constitution Sill duc da
rapport des somnuares qunne naoe dsa sgc recu est
ratification Constitution
proclamation cettc Constitution Cons-
ton do Lcuane Mails que cstte accopee
eee, du deyo du Gouyerneur de e puber lie
Journal Convention lie rasuat appe people,
donnss dams chaque psroe
atuon" En- consequence conformement n ditto oronnance
par peante o donue dams caque parose pour
on contre la Constitution, 6equel est CONNIE suit
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Xl Dkcsmbre s5En des Resolutions Nos $40 ct $40 du
Cunse Commun de Ia willie de Ia approuyees
Legislature Louisiana, iu6
des queuis oes Ptat"
prouy6 lie Mars, 1851
donu Qu'nn election lieu voans
QUALITIES Vile le qualeme UNDI do pecemb 21eaa jour
ouon penple Vile
Pom on
cafes Ia queus fortes dana cette Vile.
opinion bulletin leguel
ecria inprim6s les "LCENsE " SPAS DE IL
CENSEn eIpqueront 81 remnt nention du
yoant. - i' s-l.-,. - .-al--77 so
polls endroits deagne pour
6leelon dEa lieu Ia meme jour surveillance
JUICES etgrefa qui stront NOMINEES pour presider
Mare,
moment la loi Idecl1 So A. D. CgOSSMAN Msie,
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4 old henestsad,,c Y and Edward Kirlxham took
to his true and noble heart the fair Mabel Lynn.
Allie Dale ever smiles when she speaks Of Sy17
vester Trelan, and her mother declares it to be
4 blessed day upon which he CROSSED her thresh-
hold There was no small excitement and joy
in the village, when it was known that the long
lost Ned Kirkham had come back and down to
the present time the villagers regard !" Mrs.
Rsrlhants boarders' with wonder and interest.
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lNIoTIcE OF ELECTION under the new Con.

NOTICE OF ELECTION under the new Con-
acknowledgements election be date the 99d day
November 1854 directed by his Etcesncy Joseph
Walker of the State Of Louisiana the voters the
Parish Of hereby notified that election will be held
MONDAY h December 1854 the following Offices
FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF THE
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE; ATTORNEY GENERAL; STATE
TREASURER; SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION and
MEMBERS OE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, as folows, to witt
One Senator OF the Parishes Paquemns
Bernard hat The Parish of orlsans situated on the right
bank of Mississippi river. .
of Orleans situated on the the Mississippi river together
with that part Of the city which comprised within
the former limits Of the city OF Lafayette.
for the Parish Of Orleans, fright bank
Two First Rep District city Of NewOeans.
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lie crun susd depths heues u man insqua
heares .nros qu dsgue Ia
des Comnssar. Geers NOMINEES lie Con ell des
dermen de Nouyelle os Jury dc Police pour e'e
de stuee Hauve Miss ssipp Leie
ton condue par Duplicate deyoat tro trans
fer6s soussigne, conformement a la loi
Brsau du Sheriff de Ia psrvisss e 10 1907
do,1A p.
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The polls will he opened above mentioned
Of nine morning until o'clock the evening
and Clerks appete by the Board tho
Orleans and Police Ja that part Of tie right
Mississippi river the election to be cond acted and duplicate
returns made UNDERMINED according to law. -
sheril's Office Parish Of Orleans, Dec, 10, 1859.
dacii JAMES P. FRERET Sheriff,
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FHSHE subscriber begs leave to call the %
and genuine D .s MEDIGISEs GsEMIGAs MEpI
HAIR, FLESa HAT, NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES Alo large
and varied assortment Of FANCY AR ladies' toilet all
which
care. nog offer the above for sale the lowes prices
Planters Physicians solicited
inc their lorders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully tho best articles. PBys
clans eresepi%s carefully compounded and wi
ani ispatch n all hours P. LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale aad Retail Druggist 50 St. Charles street.
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MARIE DE LA NOUvELLE-oR 1kEAN

+" AIHIE DE LA NUN |EANo, D
4N1 Dacembe do ID douton d. orseil
Comnun de Ia vile do Ia approuv6 lie Dtcembe
1859 fF "a f5s.F - sa5
Avis qnunc election u lie
LUND D6cembre Jour mois par
qualities dn Premier District Prems Second
willie
MEMBREs AUX coNsEIL DIES AIDERMhs rnplacemont dc
ron. JameR Robb de n James Stockton d4miopnaires
menes t desSnes pour
JUICES Grehera qui ssront NOMINEES pour PA .idcr.
Lea leu Marie, conam6men Ia loi
dscT VEL Y W. ass t 3 A. D. CROSSMAN Marie.
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permits direction Of inc u;s
,,.,,,os,. t 4. n. iasa ~ 80, AZ u N
.-,n yu,,.n,s ,,irsp t,r.,ENrs CRY HA1ll,
Tan oN'a'' NswealEAss, june s, 1859. VI
", III l.. VI ,.. III III ~ ~ m, no. ~
FEyHE PuBLIC are tnI0Tlneu ttlht oho ohio0u "a !
ibe DEPUTY SURVEYORS located follows . "a
Deputy Surveyor First and Fourth pssIe
office Polymua stres Nayndes and Apollo Streets
l. A. Deputy Surveyor for Second and Inifd Ms
Bourbon strasts
"; III " w & III. PILE City Surveyor.
Ut
MTO A73 = Rpsolped That the COMPTROLLER be,
~ " - Iii n, .nc,ion 10 The lowest bid
aud he ~, n ~ rsc bridge cross he
s w %hs % ond Rsnhip Conrany tho
cion Avenue as he dsas sssoa.ns.
with phs spec atoms file IN tic surveyors ONCE Sa W ~
SUBJECT 10 the approval Of the Soinuon Se e. ,p,vr
[Sgned1 rhnNs; h.r y ~ I n Ii,.,,..,
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TTNHE FALL TRADE.-Drugs, French n
H. AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INsTRU- ~
NIENTS, PERI UNfERY and FANCY ARTICLEs-P LOUIS tX
MASSEY Wholesale and Retail Druggist Charles <A
street. has just received steamship William
steamship Empe City stock The articles
would respectfully tcl the attention of purchasers Country Mer
eans and Wholesale Dealers supplied the lowest
with The best and pue Medicines Chemicals
The Exiac al in accordance with the prescribed
rpes Of the u Dpensafory His stock
ticles a uneaused by any in city. =
fs P. LOUIS MASSEY, SO st, Charles street.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY T. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
kE- BRANCH OF Ii CEY Il PHILLIPsS CELEBRATED HAK
NESS MANuFACToRY fhi.ielpha Offering
fhloahs HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUS at prices
Nv REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fea7 IydW
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Constitution 4gament vo du do puber
proclamation dams aquels daaa prente clue
ancinne divers
oe de rEa autosss Ia lo eeon Dies aembres
de PAssembee Genea dspper lea pupe scru enrots
ndques M 10 quatee Lnndi de Decemb proclaim,
Gaverneu les msbres dc
Assembles Gentle seerea Trt
em Surntendant do Educaton Putqns" E. atenu que
dpras les precedent quune maos da
M dOnuss en- favour de adon ct de la ratification de consu
e.
odonuant plus les ahtr az
. 81 az sissss ~
d. Pubque les mmeres do
u 81
District psrtis !. aosns .igss IA
qui comprise VILE de
eopoe paie do psrOse de Jefferson es
5 q st ss1s dss s,as sssss,. Ia
District COMPOSE Dc. pasoa.ss St. Jean Bsp,s St. Jacques
paross Assumption Lafourehs uareure
compose paroisses Ibers Quest Baton Rouge
compose parOisaes Livingston ea
l. strict pao. St Helene Washington ST. Tam
many airs IN ssassur
b..ist oas. sla ssaaseu
lie District Coneor rnsa eita IN senh
compose paroisses ta
LIE District compose dss paroisaes ca'hoqa Franklin q Caldwell
compose paos usehn ortouss Union ct Jack
SUI on!a IN oenapeul =. t,;., "a,
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10 DAH''t soi'Poe ues Pnfosse' N"'eih'o'hsae "
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Sena ,,!, y, @. 3, . -, =. f ..a, S,;ra is,x
W. lset compose aes Paros4eh st iahaty w W
compose parosscs Lafayette yermion elra
| senaeeaI: >, 60. NJ, L. s;. =. stu,,.r.
L s.e COMPOSE ae 70 pa1oafe ss ne s.lA IN
e pftIlct compose de ~ pn2s ~ Matun eh uh eenu''
i Pafoisse az e3s neux ntplesenthhh.
La Pafoisse ~, bernard eifa uh rep
Ia parolsse rive dlo,el era nn
Rsa,s, , az ~ ans PREMIER Di'' '
| xt,..
Ia vne de aNe-oFiehns, oeeond p"'fs ~
hepresentans; ,,< - =, u -. a,;r, rs
La Tie de IN ME ofieah lfosieme DR's 'A
hepfessnta9s. x,, ,.- ,,;.. I, 49,. mir .,;,.
"A sls de "a Nle-oteans Qnh'rema Dsset 'eP'ese' ''
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| ps - ~ uu "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III NH, ,6 sI;ra
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in MIL f.,o.,. kira mn
| Rsn,sssnsnt - i'"' oA'' A'' ~ -
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IN a,a ne 'hShe-ef'e"ns' DiN's'ne D's' iN ~
NJ IL psrojsss Jefferson ela IN Reurs.sn.an,
Ia paroiisss e. Ihaiies ezra "
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La e.a ,o NJ a;s
La paroisse Ierre 6onne Ell IA IN iepreaentAni'
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tN- tifit.AnELpliiA SADDLE AND TRUNg WAREHOUSE,
NO. MaGAASE STREET door Canals ROBS
III Ns,s nses q Fe,gSu constantly rsesyns New soots
England and arc prepared ocsr induce
men stock large and weil selected cows SAD
DLER Saddiery HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL.
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS INDIA RUBEN GOODS sAn
TRiNafIsGS, etc. - REORGANIZATION A''
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~ IIGS.ANn MEnICINES-E III REAGH-

nRUGS AND MEDICINES -E. D. BEACH,
H. y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. 81 CHARITIES
AND II CUST0AoUSE sTS, NEW ORLEANS, would
fully call enion Of the public his well selected stock
Of DRUGS. MEDICINES rsssh, English,
and Germany SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS PEhFuAfERES FAN
cY ARTICLES nd all kin q Of PATENT MEDICINES.
Asp, PAINTS Of all kinds; GLASS, PUTTY, vARNISHES;
SPERM LARD, LINSeED, MEATS FOOT CHEMICAL OILS;
ALCOHOL, TuRPENTfNE, CAMPENE, SPIRIT GASs, etc.
49,. ~ PLANTERS fa&
III find heir to call and examine stock and
PLANTATION 10 which would especially cs their attention.
COUNTRY h1ERCHANTo md PHYSICIANS depend upon
having their orders filed with correctness and dpstct
priccs than usual in NewOfleans e- t
We GUARANTEE every article cell Be GENUINE, PURE
and OF the heat quality. 2tMon
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NM ASHINGTON ARTILLERY, At AVA
wv TEMT.oNl Yon are hereby ordered TO attend IVY
Drlson EVERY MONDAY EVENING, O'Clock, be&SA
Arsenal, On Glsod street. By order OF 4z&E2
R. BANISTER, Lieutenant Comm 4ndlng
wv. I.Io Second Sergeant =
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OFFICIAL.

N ATTURE SAND. Persons wishing to take
SAN rom the the foot 81 Race ~ witAora
permits under direction Of tho can,hsy q law
s,,vsvo,s Neworleans Auynsi 1854. aus
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Sheriff. several Parishes throughout the State will take
that said election for Governor Lieutenant Governor State
Attorney General o. fuec
Of December the election Precincts
the proceedings conducted the
thereof made conformity with existing laws the subject
the short interval elapng between
election and time eesing of the would ndmonsh
possible orwarngt
Given my State the Baton Rouge
s Of November D. 1882 and Of the Indepen
dence Of The United States, tho seveny-seyenth
- By the Governor JOSEPH WALKER
CHARLES GAYARRR, Secretary Of State. nov21 2dptd
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Crystal Felnt Division No. 4, g. Of T!Ises every
reet odeera for ,he eaahing quarter w. H Ellis W. r.; H.
Brown W. Al g. r. Rse III W ELLIS, A. R. s.. E. BoorH,
j. s. HaEnIs, D. W. Bsows e.. A. Hxso, A. G. WM
WATSON, l. ST. r. W. POWELL, 0. u. jy2A
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ENRUGS. MEDICINES. PERFUMERY. ETC.

IL The unbarber wouI respectfully call the attention Of Plante
Pbycana and Families hi recently stock
article limo Of all Of which,
found FRESH GENUINE he would parcnlarzs the following
all the propaatns Cod Liver Phosphate Of Lime
Houel Hsueis Medicines variety
aarrslr purs Honey, stc, etc. TfIoS. RANKIN,
fegJfr and
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Hsrmsny niysion No. Is. =. Of T.rhefolowng the
oceIDo this Division for the present JANIS
VIZ s. MousI r. 81; Wa H. HoRspsc, A. R. g.; JAaEs GovAs
Co. aRyRa, S.. ConSRlius GoLpNe O. S. bis Diyiaiou
nseia EVERY MONDAY EVENING, Temperance as-St
slel.Y r j ,i4- Z i
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e. "a LAFAYETTE ENoAMPMENT No. Meets at
Je.srson Hall Lafayette on the FIRST and THIRD MON
feaand, H. p. ]. 7. Barrett, S. W.; VI. n. Gilmore
Sefi D. Lamly J. WI W. W. vaught, Treasurer. y23 jan
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L
drowning of Mrs. Kirkham's son, years ago.
A deep flush spread over Mabel Lynn's face,
and her voice quivered as she spoke. g An old
tale indeed, and one full of mysery Don't talk
to me Of Ned, Mr.. Trelan; you don't know what
Notwithstanding memories your remark has awak
ened. +"
IT am surprised, Miss Lynn; you talk as if
you loved this Kirkham"
Loved him Yes, child as l was, loved
him dearly, sir; but he was my cousin-my
brother. Oh, Ned Ned p and Mabel Lynn wept
bitterly. g
Mr.. Trelan looked troubled, earnest and per-
picked. Pardon me; knew not this subject
was so painful to you"
I" You might have known" quickly returned
Mabel; then, checking herself, she added,
g promise never to mention this subject in this
house again, especially to my aunt; we nerer
speak to her of Ned, Ere Trelan could reply,
they were summoned to tea.
As Mrs. Kirkham took her seat at the tea
try, Mr.. Trelan fixed his large blue eyes INTENT
" upon her. Madam" he said, in a low
thrilling tone, which caused allie Dale to start,
and Mabel to look imploringly upon him,
" Madam, heard to-day, for the first time, of
your, son being drownlA near this village, many
years ago. quick contraction of the mouth,
deadly pallor Of the cheek, and otherwise Mrs.
kirkham was calm @
g Talk not to me of Edward Kirkham," she
said hoarsely g he went To the bar Of his God,
o wretched suicide
" And pray, Mrs Kirkham, schy did he COM
init suicide' had he just cause Tor its-was he
unhappy ~ cody asked Trelan.
E Mrs Kirkhams hand trembled violently, land
she sat down the coffee-pot. Allie Dart burst
into tears, and Mabel leaned back in her chair,
and covered her eyes Notwithstanding this,
and the horror stricken looks of the old servant,
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Les shers parosses de Eat auont "a dte
election Goaveneur Lieuenaat seerda dEa
Tresoe Sun de pEdueaon Pubque, ct
membes de pAssembae Generate ait lieu 10 susdt QUA1EME
LUND Decembre pochnn ACCOMPLISHMENTS pevus
procedures ct les
f lois tecens dE'at Par
on Ia legislature raanra ngsgs ous les officers envoye les
Donne sous sgnn,ure PEat vile
[Lsl Rouge, 22ame jour Noyembc, 1852, la
snte-di sepisme de Independence des Flats unis
Par 10 Gouverneur JOSEPH WALKER
CHARLxa GAyA SscrstBire d,Eat noy2g
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EyGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.-D.C CO. -
Ia HEN having had thirty years. experiences Offers the &
EYE,
ED Ophhaa Of Ave years. standing cured eleven ht
Tear the three cured weeks Of this city
blind months restored to the sight
gentleman who always used fifty
using drop enabled to read the without
them BY cnndlelig ht in eight hours after.
Inflammation Of three dnya cured by drop 1t gives
briilhnry TO the and also strengthens the sight,
K sy- Nos. is4 CfRCUs ST. myl0 1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

NAPOLEON THE President OF MExIco.-The City o
Mexico papers publish the following Royal letter from 1.-THE
Prince Louis Napoleon President Of the French Republic
TO the President of Mexico"
GREAT AND COOP FnIEND-The unjust and constantly
increasing hostility of the Legislative Assembly, it's repeated
attempts at usurpaon against my authority and The in
tgues of the ancient parties menaced France with
chy which might perhaps have extended the whole
OF Europe. have already brought to your knowledge the
resolution which thought 1t proper TO adopt Of causing
justice and the public safety prevail against mpuissant
legality The nation when consulted, responded sponan
eousy The with almost entire unanimity rai
fed the appeal which made TO the people on the "a Of De-
cenber, and while empowering 10 form conslilu
conferred upon the Presidency for ten years Such
Is The event which, in establishing political unity gives
power the strength necessary preserve social order and
stability. The exceptionable demanded by
circumstances will not prevent the country from receiving
speedily possible institutions conformable its pol
cal habits and its necessities. The Government
over will consider it pon, OF honor preserve peace and
make still more intimate the relations which il
joys with Mexico. take in hoping that you will par
take Of the sentiments which animate ME, and willingly
seize this opportunity for renewing you the expression OF
my wishes for the prosperity of Mexico. l pray God my
great and good FRIEND preserve you in his holy guardian
ship.
Written the Palace of the Tuleres the 18th of Janu-
AIRY, in the year of Grace, 1852.
Your sincere friend,
Tunaor. LOUIS NAPOLEON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27
From the German Of Arndt.]
BEAUTY AND THE DAWN.

I said unto the dawn-"Why art thou bright
With amber glow, and tnts of rosy light !"
I col a~s~,, ,u - fair
sWhy wreath with smiles thy Tp-wth homor. thy hair ,
Beauty and morn ye quickly must decay
Soon fade your tints, and fit your smes away ).
Therefore adorn mott"
~ deck myself" the Dawn replied, Tin light,
In amber glow and roseate spendor bright,
In those rich hues rejoice to be arrayed,
Nor ask, nor know, when fate shall bid them fade;
He who the moon and stars ordained to shine,
Made those rich hues and fading splendor mine
Therefore mourn notl"
81 deck myself" replied the beautsous Maid,
"Ere yet the spring time of my youth doth fade;
Shall that short spring in settled gloom be past
Because stern fate must bid il fade at last?
II e who its plunage on the bird bestows,
Who giyss-and takes-the colors of the rose;
In him trust-asd mourn mott"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27
WEBSTER MEETING IN NEW YORK.

New YORK. April ia gathering Of the Young Wings
u this city took place Ibis evening ut National Hail.
winch Morgan M1raans Egg, presided assisted By
Der of Vice Presidents
series of resolutions adopted announcing the name
o. Daniel Webster their first choice for the Presidency
the United States and declaring tho implicit conf
dcnce in his ranscendan Abilities sacrificing patriot
isn and untiring devotion 10 his country
address also read raoking appeal the young
men throughout the country join in securing the election
of Daniel Webster 1t says:Rouse, then young America
10 tie momen!ons the grateful task From the bank. o.
his Nernack the gulf of Mexico Thu, ou
blessings of the Unon are felt-wbereyer trne
have been thrilled with the nobest patriotic
eloquence-whcrever public spirit is honored aad faithful
service is held in rsspec-whereyer Constitutional liberty
devoted onthere let there be also an ardent frient
of our candidate.
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psiALTkGSL.
HOW SHALL / MOO Hhn


How shall WOO her7 ! VIII s'A"o
Beside her when she SINGS ha
And watch her fine and 'anY "a
Fit DER the quiverlng s"n
And l will tell her--l nav n. y,
Though sweet her sony h!.n nay U uo,d
A voice whose ese.y - me-
How shall WOO her7 will gaze,
In sad aud silent trance,
m those blue eyes, whose liquid rays
Look love 10 every glance;
And I will tell her, eyes more bright,
Though bright her own may BEAM,
viii shed their breaking spell tonight
Upon me in my dream.
How shall WOO her? l will try
The charm of olden time,
Aud swear BY earth, and sea, ana SKY
And rave in prose and rhyme;
And will tell her-when bent
NV knee in other years,
I was not half so eloquent,
I could not speak Tor 1ea's'
.b,ll WOO herr will bow
Reside her at the shrine,
And pray the prayer and vow the VOW,
And press her lip to mine:
And l Will tell her, when she parts
From PASSIONS thrilling kiss,
That memory 10 many hearts
10 drearer far than bliss.
Ia vain, in vain! Tho Tyre Is mute,
It's cords are snapt In twain;
You cannot string that eileu. lutte,
Nor clasp those cords again.
yov.,a fnil I know ia LIGHT cost
Loves perjury little sin,
But hearts which lose what have lost
What have they left 10 win7