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Let Joy and mirth their language speak,
Let love salute her maiden cheek
For back again to old Cain Creek,
Sweet Louie s come.
Now through the hail her voice is heard,
AS rich as notes from carol bird
l long to hear one cheering word
From Louics tongue.
Her lips doth move with winning grace,
While smiles bedeck her lovely face,
And raven curls are set with taste,
On Louie's head.
With silph-likc air she glides along,
AS softly as the zephyr's song,
| would that were in the throng,
OF Louie's friends.
She may refuse to bring to light,
These feeble lines I've tried to write,
Vet my sleep I've lost tonight,
For Louir's sake.
Welcome. yes welcome with the rest,
Hear my faint voice my love attest,
And ever may this burning breast,
Be Louie's home.
ETIWAN.
Lancaster, Oct. 1852.
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mIt ana Dumuf.

E0- A YoUSG and pretty girl, stepped
into store where spruce young man
who had long been enamored, but dare not
speak, stood behind the counter selling
dry goods. In order to remain as long as
possible, she eheopcned every thing, and at
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I'd Reply to Kate.

1t makes me wax sore to the heart,
When you solicit me to wed
Knowing that there is that weak part,
In the confines Of woman's head
And such length as you bcqueath
Is Il perfect horror to me-;
And scorn those artificial teeth,
Meath the wig of cherokee.
Thine enconiums are truly warm,
But withall it is nothing new,
To find voice, complexion, form,
Reclining in so small n shoe.
Neither your charms nor your pouting,
Can ever draw from me n sigh,
Nor shall remain longer doubling,
But plainly your wishes deny.
You describe the distance full well,
Nor doubt your ejaculation,
But she owns more than kiss, tell
The yields of n wide plantation.
Then those blanks briefs and anti-banks,
To the four winds of heaven I'll strew;
Nor listen more to your feeble clanks,
Thus shall | bid you a last adieu. J.W.
TO PosTcRIPr.
on are quite poetess methinks,
Who binds taste and beauty in its links,
And with talent mttst fnin criticiso
On the unmUscd boldness of my replies
Yes, great, greater than Shaespear thou art
in thine exalted estimation,
And 'twould be better far for thee to part,
With such false Imagination.
And may that identical poor fool,
From his scolstic labors rise,
And grasp his perjured rhyming rule,
To teach her who valnly thinks she'swise.
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ofscrew steamship, was launched at Dunn.
barton, on Tusday.
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