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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06
TO TIE PIT TSLIC.

a. OTTO is hereby given, thar all debts contracted al
this date. by any person or persons witheut the
order Of Russell Stevens, in the name Of the st Pau
Single Manufacturing Company, or Irvine & Co.'S,
Steam Saw Mil, will not be paid.
RUSSELL STEVENS.
ST. Paul, April 6, 1852. SIT
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FOR RENrOE ALE.
PAPER HANGING,

GtUITADI.E IIOl' SES Tor small families. Enquire
~ st. Pagl, April - l9l2. &. SYMONDS
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Yearly Deposits of Members under 30
years of age.

Table Of Rates, No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness by
paying ssco per year, dra" - 20 per week.
100 90
500 70 "
600 SIS
100 10 90 :"
Those 30 wears Of charged p per
81 90 admission fee, charged, addition ~ the above
the first wear, and must be yid at the time oi making
application, and the first Years deposit within 80 days.
REFERENCES.
Gov. Boutwell,, Mass. Gov. HUMAN, Augusta, Me
Ey-Gov. WILLIAMS, y. II. L. ALDEN, " d., Randolph
Hon = MORRISON. Braiuuee Hon l. Hathaway, FreetoVyn
III Brocbway Ellington. CT Hon rW ashburn, Mddieboro
w Clifford New Bedford, Scph Reynolds, Troy, Y.
tonT Wentworth, Lowell, stephens, Rockand Ike,
SPRINGFIELD ERENCEEFEs.
J. Wilcox. Pres't Chicopee BinkJos { Pynchon, Esq
4 NOrga, Prest Agawam Bank. & Segur NJ II,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His Excellency, AUSTIN A. HING jefferson CITY, No.
His Excellency, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Indianapolis, la
Ills Excellency, REUBEN Woop, Columbus, Ohio.
His Excellency, AVG. Z. FREHcH Springfield, Ills.
EN-(;ov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, Ia
Hon. Ohm W. Davis Carlisle, Ia.
Hon. Geo W. Julian, Centcrvllc, la.
Prot. :. W. Smith, VI. ID. Columbus, Ohio
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Nessrs Chambers & Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican.
Geo. n. Budd, Editor st. Louis Intelligencer
Phillip Il. Hochadav, Neatman, Pittman a Co.
VIM r. Henry IL Co, Prof. JOS n. Mcdowell, NJ ID.
Anglerodt & Barih, Gaty, McCme a Classy.
sT.PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His Excellency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM ". Forbes, Hon. Henry \. lambert
Rice Hollinshead 4 Becker, J. w. Bass, T. NJ
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. L. Larned Hon. $. w. Farnham, J. W North,
3o9vI A. j. WHITNEY, Sr. PAUL,
GrNERAi AGENT for the I erriiory of Minnesota.
Office in the New Gothic store, Third st.
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STATIONERY.

EDIANK BOOKS of variety Of Sizes memoranda
II books Drawing FoolscHP, Letter, aud Note paper;
Envelopes fancy and plain drawing aud other pencils,
mems iph 4 for sale by w. 4. COMBS,
Bookseller and Ssaoner corner Of SAINT anthony and
Capitol Streets, opposise the American House
November p, 1851. S2y
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
VV1HE partnership heretofore existing between Thos
J. BROOKE and A bert Arthur, in the BiaF ksnt;;ng
business in the upper end Of ST. Paul, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
All accounts due to- owing by sad firm, III be at
tended TO by Thomas Z. Brooke. who will carry the
BUSINESS at the OLD STAND and will be always ready 70
wait customers.
ST Paul, April 10, 1872. 3--u
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NOTICE..

HAVE this day, associated with myself in the Book
selling and Stationery business Daniel Rohrcr, Esq
The business wl be conducted ar the old stand, under
the name and style Of LcDUC d ROliRER.
w G.. LcDTC.
.
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BLANK BOOKS.

nhY BOOKS, Journals. LcIgers, Re cords, and every
- size Of memorandum Books, Tor sale by
w. = COMBS.
Cor. 81. Anthony and Capitol SITS.
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THE STONE STORE.

". SIMPSON, corner OF Third and Roberts streets.
- has Just received entire stock of Dry Goods
Boots Shoes, Eats, Gaps, Hardware, W"odcnwurc.
Gueensware, etc. Furniture large stock; Farm nipple
of all hIndS etc etc, 10 which he invites the al
tei ton of purchasers.
June 26, I-1l. 40
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

On Third Streff, tico doors be!ow Wobashaw.
FENE subscribers having received large additions to
tlCir former stock and assortlout prepared to
furnish any articles Ia the II ARDWhRi. line at snail
advance on Eastern prices. We shall always keep on
hand a large Stock OF
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Bench and MOI lino rlancs Socket 8 trmor chi>cls,
Hand panel and rip SAWS, GoHIeS. tue,, Il squares,
Compass. tCTnn a We BIZ do Guages s.i bowls,
AGzes, hammers aud hatChet,. Thumb and Levels,
AUecrS. braces and bits. WoodX ron bench screws
NlI.lL lfna,s nDis lI.. ct
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Double body straps,
Single do do
J, Loose bells, all sizcs.S
TO sell low for Cash only,
Iods IN the Eastern markets.
to purchasers that
McCLOUD, jr., & co.
2i-6in-
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Martingale straps, 50 bells,
do DO q do,
Neck do rough and poiishe
II A. we are determined
or facilities for obtaining r.
Will enable us 10 offer induc
cannot be found elsewhere.
J
st. Panl, Oct. 9, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-14

NEGRO Observation-Disclosures Mayors Count
on yesterday, the following cases were dis
posed of. Lavina Martin, q free negress, ft I
assaultng another free woman in Butchertowp.
was ordered 20 lashes and to be committed,
default of ecurity for future good behaviour.
Emily Harris and William were severally
committed for want of registers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clayton brought
a charge on yesterday, against Gusts Ches-
sor, of threatening to whip him (Claytor) fer
refusing to take so bushels of Oysters from
Chessor, which Chessor aledged Clayton had
contracted to receive. Chessor was bound
over by the Mayor in the sum of $500 to keep
the peace.
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AN ORAToRIo.-We learn that number of
are preparing for the performance of the Ora
torio Of Absolem. 1t will probably be br ought
forth in March, certainly not further off than
April. There will be from IS to 100 vOcalists
aud some % instrumental performers. The
projectors expect to be able to make the per-
Torrance very admirable one. The rehear-
sails, already commenced, take place Saturday
and Monday night. The Director is Mr..
Stadelman, whose competency to the task
gives reason to expect a very excellent per-
Torrance. The proceeds Of the Oratorio will
be for the benefit of the Hebrew Synagogue,
on 18th ST. under the pastoral charge of Rev.
Mr.. J. Michelbacher.
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THE WING AND OURSELVES.

We publish the following note from Capt
ELLIorT with the most sincere pleasure. We
have known him intimately for several years
and haye never in that time known any thing
of him which did not become gentleman and
achyisiiaA. 1t was with the greatest difficulty
that we brought ourselves to believe that he
conel lfef in the Infamous assault made upon
Irussh5nugb his paper, and we only arrived al
this. sohcIusio after the entire day had clap
we'd, without having received any communities.
tion4s0rA him. He is mistaken in saying thai
such things as the publication in question are
oftensaene," without the knowledge of the
editors it were attempted here, if any FORE
maas without our knowledge, were 10 make use
f6f our columns for the purpose of discharging
bis mafgnity upon brother editor, he should
not stay in our employment an hour. As for
Captain, Elliott, however, we acquit him of all
blame i'm the premises-are truly sorry that
auy thing we have said has wounded his feel
ings-rapdI offer him oil the reparation in our
power.
WING OFFICE, Feb. 13, 1852.
1'othei, Editors ofthe Dispatch:
GsEffEMEN:-Yourp paper of to-day con-
tains an article in which reference is made TO
the publication lin the Whig) of an article from
the 'idseiigous Herald, in regard to the recent
proceedings Of the Typographical Society up
F;oaa the subject of Sunday Work. deem it in
cupbeht bpon me, as the party to whom spe-
ciai reference is made, to state, that the article
taken from the Herald was published in the
Wing without my knowledge aud against my
wish, by the foreman of the office; and, fur
,thess thiai.i was not even read before inserted,
hpaeatsFiof the editors of the Wing. Such
things sometimes occur, as you are aware,
without the knowledge of the editors. After
seeing the article referred to in the Wing,
it was my purpose to have explained the man.
neE, OF lts appearance to yourselves; but was
prevented from doing SO by pressing eDgage-
mentsIL iIhs statement, am sure, must salts
ty you,that the article alluded to, was not pub
lished f.fFem promptings of hostility towards
yor. 10 promote any supposed advantage
WIG mig hit accrue to the Wing, and must
lead yon 10 put the Wing and yourselfright in
this matter.
4is Tbe position which the Wing has taken in
this matter, aud which heartily approve, is
,tiss' aFlre Wing will not have work done on
the Sabbath, for reasons all Insufficient to salts
fy the. prpprietors, that it may be, and ought
to be, dispensed with; and, further, that it
Isayss the other presses of the city to act
in lhisregard as they may think fit, claiming
ano1Eisht 10 require them to adopt a similar
policy. Very respectfully,
w. NJ. ELLIOTT, of the Wing.
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fHUSTINGS COURT. :.
BssyiioFf Recorder pullsa.sa ans ,Asss,nsea Cast

Before Recorder PulItaasa osA Aldermen Caskie,
Coles, Bray. Fa,rar, Rtagfstd dna Riieigk. Sd
The case of Hensy T Mixer, charged with unlaw-
fluffy stabing officer q: b. White att the Theatre,
oil the night OF the e7thof January up on yes.
tcrday and the prosecution not Seng ready to pro.
coed it was continued until Friday the 10th inst
f., Glenn Bowers arrAgned ON the Charge of stealing
set of harness, was convicted, and sentenced to
thsss months imprisonment in the city jail 4 "a
samuel Gennet4 arsaigned the charge of assis,.
ing to despoil grsyaaof it,. silent occupant was
convicted, and sentenced three mont as inprison.
m snt Ia the city jail sie 20 - q.
:. William English sent on bccsuse'tf btaagfouAd
in ap pnlsYfl asaemblase ii !he sBlrdin- Hand. :
was duly arrsigpei, and diachaTgeI 80
large number of free negroes were registered
and some civil business transacted. This Court ID
certainly entitled to the credit of being one of the
hardest working Courts In the Commonwealth
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DIED,

HOLLAND, aged H.a 7is frihsiiid add acquaiu
tapces are invited to attshf s funerai To day, at
hal pest PA N sh ff gl'i Dqvs Street
"a 0na4hnrsdaYsye4ing ias5 EREpERfCk L., ir,
FAINT son Of Freasniek ", and Harriet RedafY, eyed
quantances Of the family ave Fsqpated to attend
hos fhne ra this sDafnisg, AT HI % clock from the
residence of his parents - So -. -
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NOTICE.-We have placed in the hands o!
IL Messrs. Toler s. Cook, for collection, all the
claims due the firm of MCNAMARA g. PHILLIPS ;
and they alone are authorised to receive dues and
give acquittances. The creditors of the firm are
requested TO hand in their claims to said Toier
Cock, in order that just distribution of the pro
ceeds of the claims lett with them may be made
II. C. McNEMARA.
WIN. Ii. PHILLIPS,
Feb 18th 1852 fe I4-ts
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VALENrINEs.-We omitted to mention yester-
day. that Mr r. Rockingham, 226 Broad Street,
has fine assortment of Valentines. Messrs. Ran
doph & Co., A. Morris, Nash g. Woodhouse, d.
Sanxay, MaiuStreet; Meessrs. West e. Brother, Ex.
change; and Messrs Gresham, ard Nottingham
Broad Street, the for the public taste in
this particular.
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Observation-Disclosures

aNe,ther House. was H. session Yesterday
The Senate 'adjom,ied onc Thursday last to
u meet a again ol Monday. BY which.tme the re-
c-s-ss.aaAaaaleI- vii he completed.
. III Inc Ho9ss yestesday s:thfrsawns pot suf-
6cisn, -nmpnber of; members present 10 form
8 qaora4aa- a.nnjUsay, has ING taspp. on excur-
sion or tie DapSflIe Railroad, q work in which
fhe, Stape hns q; Lar &c inteEesi-t ~.
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On Thursday, the 18th instant. by the Rev. DR..
Adam Empie, Dr. F. A CLARKE, of Prince Ed
ward county, to Miss SUSAN EMMA SCOTT,
youngest daughter of Robs G.. Scott Esq of this
ci v
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RscAYrUn1p.-On yesterday Mr. Geo. Slsushfer
Sheriff Of Albemarie County. and 6ergesnf OF
the Corporation Of Charlottesville, came down
charge B. B. Beach, Gideon Martin, and Patrick
Walsh, three of the prisoners who recently es-
capped from the city jail II appears that these three
prisoners, together with p II. Holmes, after making
their escape lotcrej two or three days around the
city, and after procuring some money, In some man
ner as yet unknown, went up the Canal on the
packet boat On arriving at Columbia, they left
Holmes, who Immediately went to work in neigh
boring stone quarry, and proceeded to Oharlottcs
Willie. They were teen walking about the town
on Wednesday n very ragged attire, and enquiring
for work, and a citizen seeing them, Immediately re-
ported them Sergeant Slaughter, corresponding
to the description of escaped prisoners in the Gov
enors proclamation, and very suspicious charac-
ters The Sergeant instantly set out in pursuit. and
found the three runsways about eight miles above
Charlottesville, at tavern, where they were about
stopping for the night-nrrested them, and gave
them lodgings in the Charlottesville jail. There
they remained ON Thursday, and on yesterday ne
brought them to the city. Mr. S. states that he sent
two of his aids after Holmes, who still staying
at Columbia, and that he would be brought down
by the Canal packet to-day. Mr. Slaughter GER
tainy deserves the appreciation of every law loving
citizen for his prompness of action in the recovery
of these fugitives. 1t viii be remembered that the
reward of 500 offered by the Governor for the
capture of Beach, Martin and Holmes and soon as
Holmes is captured Mr. Slaughter will of course, be
entitled to the whole reward.
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rR0ARnfS a frst-ts,e room, vacant al Mrs
-1PENoLErCN,S. sRi.ah for s.mily' or two
gshsefien TrSasieat biag asrssssn also Ee accom-,
moda.ed atthis ti1ns One square above the Ranks
Nam street, Richmond fsl4-3.aI
THE alive tier wishdsk sget . sltuatlon as house
l. keeper and seainsstess. in nah family, Can
come web recommended Apply at this Office :
+. fe i4-lss
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work on Sunday; Is not an
nters, who evidently labored
ssay than they, ever did on
one who ever saw a Rewspa-
sailors doa 81 net fgt work on Sun
ling a chaplain do away with
n the chaplain man ind guide
and in snashins,th4t the bare
re is s,atedsepsosenhat there
IN sua4asl H. TIE daily paper
ipared toSthe ship sat SEQ; il
daily ,cpqTse. keeping out a
I'd announcing 10 It's readers
from i.s position.
'as taken,its ground of obi
lie to allow no ayoidable de-
the news- Hmephs to main
. ~ "
rents have had full and unlim-
have leh nd s,tine unturned
i1ure'ns. The sTypograph
had the free use of four dai.
~ t'tW IA
! knows how spany weeklies
ir shot upon u.s. They even
munitIop procured from our
'ho were not at all aware that
TO be pasaded to make CAPT.
per. Powers, secular and d.
yoked against US. Those who
being professors Of religion,
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CT. VALENTINES DAY, at THOMAS q
- GRESHANrS 1904 Broad street.
NOW'S THE DAY.
Now's the day and now's the hour
When all confess young Cupid'5 power,
And Love its choicest blessings shower
On those who eau be true.
Who as ancient maid would sight
Who alone old bachelor dcs
With none but dog cat TO cry,
When d ,ath shall claim his due
o the dread of lonely days;
No spouse, Lo child, our hearts to please,
No loving eyes to cheer life's ways
Let's flee from ills like these.
In singeness no longer pine,
But speed our steps tow'rds Hymens shiLe
BY sen ling each VALENTINE
From THOS. Fl GRESHAM,
fe il 1904 Broad street opposite Broad ST. HoteI
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~Os,y. l2a-a and IA cents for f1iis
ions Habits and the. Liver. tue best Pnr-
gative Pill ka0yn.yTnR-,RO Sis RAILROAD
OR ANIL. RL1QuS pILLs are, he, beet Pills. Is
taousands who have nsed theu declare for purify,
ing the blood, carrying OF all bite and producing
"a healthy so4Is sothe LYer They are called "Raii;
In their good eject. a. e:'.o- .-A.s
Dr. Ross celebrated Family Psfs for. iaalses,:
tsnr Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach. are also III
great demsnd-price g cents, and Tor sale by Par-
Gel, hsd t6s Go, sAdie & GRAY, Gsyhor e. Mood
Bodeker, Bennett 4, Beers, r b. Davsl, OF A.
Streekex sndL Blair. - - =" ~, -. In 2l-ts
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~T0 ANFNRFIt412aR sFnerirruasftcn
Of the DsssArcs is-rHRKR rrNxs, - large a. that
Of any other Daily psper Ia tA1 ei5J Of Richmond.
sasssiass ssds1s 1asI0L = ny alaek z
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VARNisHEs.-Copai. Japan, Il on AID Leather
Varniahas by the barrel or gallon, on low
terms. at BENNETT s. BEERS, D,upg,sss,
10 u lbs Main street.
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a HOUsEKEEPER WANTED.-To

A HOUSEK wANTED.-To a
n Housekeeper who is accomplished in her bu,
siness, and of exec pti0n liable character in other
respects, a liberal price W Il be paid. None need
apply who cannot produce proper testimonials =
Apply at this Office feb. l4-2t
WANTED, tor tue balance OF the year, q man
w having some kno Wedge of gardening, to ut
tend to small garden and the general cut of door
duties of servant. For such liberal hire will
be paid Apply at the Dispatch office.
fe l3-6t
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Grace Otis
sOIREEs MYsTERIEUsEs.
Scientific and Experimental Lectures

QUEER, CUKIUUs, AMUSING.
At Odd.Fellows' Hall. on MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16ta. 18th, and 18th. Mr.
WHITNEY has the honor to announce bret Sc.
ries of his popular entertainments, above sisted
W th numerous striking, beautiful, astonishing and
amusing experiments with his Splendid Cabi.
net of Apparatus.
Doors open at Z, to commence at II and closs
at 81 o'clock Tickets 25 cents, one ticket admit
ting gentleman and lady. fe l4-tf
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THEATRE


MR.. J. P. BRELSFORD has the pleasure to an
ISl nounce that MONDAY EVENING Feb. 18th,
1852, has been set apart for his first Benefit ia
Richmond. on which occasion will be produced
for the first time here, entirely new play in i've
acts translated from the German by Maria Lowell
entitled
INGOMAR-THE BARBARIAN,
now being played in all the principal 1bestres Of
the Union with the most uEboupded success.
"What Love is, if thou'dst be taught,
Thy heart must teach alone
Two souls with but single thought
Two hearts that beat as one"
An eminent critic says: "1he language, poetry
and dramatic action of this play have not been ex
celled. if equalled, in the history of the modern
Drama. 1t was produced simultaneously in New
York, on the evening Of the LIST December last, at
the Bowery and Broadway Theatres, and wa,
triumphautly successful at both"
The entertainments wi conclude with the popu.
lar nautical Drama of
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG.
fEF Box sheet now open. fe Alt
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"a. % "a 81 ii. 81 20 50 As siF AZ
For This Day,7-tsfsasi Coaso inflated, E-t,
sats |. spou0p, 2aVOo, =. 1000. i2ost d 800, 9ss
Tickets SIS
10 Il W. Ii. sTATaas
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To conclude with the local Drama called ths
PEOPLES LAWYER
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Alter winch.
LA SCICILlENNE,
By Madenoiselle Ciocca and Monsieur Cars.e
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Ne 49, DR. a. III. atwood. HoMfE,
49, PATHfr..1 p IF SIC ANLofers his ser
vices to the people OK Richmond and vicinity in
all the. various branches Of his profession. Dr.
ATWOOD may be found at the Floyd House. correr
81 Raia saG Ith streets, opposite the Ansericah
Hotel. - = q "'-tNt' 4 ja 7-InS =
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We may feel an instant more exquisite joy,
Than has wakcned the spirit for years,
morning Of bliss, which no night can destroy
And which cannot be darkened by tears.
When lifetime of rapture 1--WE dreamed might be ours
In the thread Of moment is spun,
AS often the breath Of thousand sweet flowers
Seems gathered and mingled in one.
care not how transieut-how Geeting their glow;
For, though rigid and ice-bound. the heart
VIII cling TO tlcge phautoms Of bliss though know
They but mock u.s. to turn and depart;
AS an hour Of sunshine some frozen rill
Shall awaken its waters again
While winters wild breath may be lingering still
Their sweet music once more to enchain.
There thoughts that lie hid in the depths Of the
Too dear for this cold world TO know,
In the of earth there fountains that start
And forever in loneliness flow,
On whose echoing waters morning shall rise,
Yet their waves pure and as bright,
AS il gushing along beneath blue sunny skies
Ihey had lived an existence of light
And the travellers torch as he roas through the
On these mystical rivers will beam,
With glory that falls on each slumberipg wave
Like the spell Of some beautiful dream.
And thus, one sweet moment Of rapture will pour
bright halo Of gladness and love
On the spirit all shrouded IN darkness before
And its midnight of sorrow remove.
And when they have ted-when not even trace
of these meteor joys shall remain,
The pathway of time we will fondly retrace,
And still live them in memory again.
As dove will fly back 10 her fvorite bower.
Though the mate that once shared it has fed
And the bee liuger still around summer 5 last aorer,
Though its leaves are all withercd and dead
Though, far, far away from its own native deem
Yet; through the heart Of an ocean shell
The murInur of bilows to sweep.
Like the voice Of a mournful farewell.
And thus. in the heart low echo will ring
From words which more shall be spoken
And thrill of delight to the spirit still bring
When all its best chords have been broken
CANTON PLACE, La. Rms,