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Warehouse and Commission
SIMESS,

A WALKER s. CO.. beg leave to inform the
~ public generally, that they continue the
Warehouse & Commission Business,
at the stand occupied by them for the two past
seasons, and previously by WALKER &C. BRApfoRD.
The Warehouse is in good order, and being To-
Gated in the highest part OF Town, is safe from high
water The late frcshet barely reaching the lower
lloors-not the least damage was done 10 Cotton.
a. WALKER will devote his personal attention,
exclusively to the business and hopes from long cx-
periencc, and desire to please that none will leave
the establishment dissatisfied.
Those who Iatronize our Ware-IIousc. will be
kept constantly advised Of the state Of tho produce
markets.
Cash advances made on produce in store, when
desired. \. WALKER,
D. L. ADAMS.
Oct 81 Gm Al
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CANDID DAT E S
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
r. S. KEY,
FELIX L. BODIE,
VIM. QUATTLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
Fer Tax Collector.
TIIEOPIIILUS DEAN,
NJ. B WIIlTTLE.
CHARLES CARTER,
PHILIP BOYD,
THOMAS B. REESE,
For Ordinary.
II. T. WRIGHT,
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DURlSOE,
For Clerk.
PICKENS B. WEYER.
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Or TEE PRESS.
From the N. Y. Courier, Aug l3.

Dr. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIyERwoRT AND TAR.
We have heard Of several important cures recently
effected by this excellent medicinal preparation, and
in one instance that came under our observation, We
can speak confidently. One Of our employees who
had suffered severely from long standing cold, du.
ring the pms, week commenced the use of this nedi-
eille and his CeI, has entirely disappeared.
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Eutpnlbcr Euunnlb bcr!

TNHE Undersigned has :. large quantity of LUNI,
L Der on hand of assorted dimensions, at his
Mills
Price, Square Edge, Is cts per 100 feet.
Rough '' 81 +" "'
JAS. l.. HILL SG lUGES.
Dee S tf ~
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Scientific Evidence!

Call the Agent, and get Descriptive ',''
giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC EN NiDENCfIt mo
,ion DR.. Pcrera Food and Dict Dr. John ". Drne' M
of New York University; Prof Dnnglsons I'm We.
together with reports Of cures from oil paris Vi 'he |u
States. -
Remember this: DR.. ITouGnToSs PEpSlN Is grcn'
Natural Remedy free from ALCOHOL. BITTElsS AClDS1
and NAUSEOUS DRUGS. II is extremely agreeable 10
cannot ca water cracker without acute distress be"fc
OF druggcd limitations. Pcpsin is not Il drug.
CURES IN EVERY T0WH!
Dr. Houssinns PRrsIS has been tested, for upwards
Of two years in every large town in the United Saes ana
the gems can refer Dysrptcs 10 many remarkable Cures
in every Town. Numerous details Of cures certificates ci
Physicians and Patients, given in The Ctcu!ar6 urlilslcu
by Agents, gratis.
Pepsin in Fluid and Powder.
Dr. TIoughlons pEPSIN is prepared in Powder and In
Fluid FOrr-anI in Prescription vials for the ~: m lhysi-
cnns The Powder will b. sent by Mail. free CT Postage Tor
one Dosr. sent Ia DR.. IIough,on Philadelphia
Private Circulars for Physicians may b. obtained n Dr.
Hounhnn or his Agents describing the whole prncr Of pre-
paralon and giving the authorities upon which the claims
of this new remedy based. As II il NOT SECRET
Remedy no objection be raised against lis by Ply
sras in respectable standing and regular practice frlcc
ONE DOLLAl. pcrboulc
Observe This.
Every Bottle Of GENUINE rEpsIN bears the written
signature Of j. 8. loughton NJ d. sole proprietor Phadcl-
dha Pa Copyright and Trade Alnrk secured
scE~Sod by all Druggists md Dealers in Medicines.
s5S-Sod a,so hY G. L. PENN, Edgeacld G. H.; WARD
LAW & LYON, Abbcrille C. H.; PRATT JAMES, New
berry, and A. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg sc.
july 2S 1y Is
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Scpt:l7
Notice..

A Ii. Persons indebted to the Estate Of Hardy
II White, decd, are requested to make immc'li-
ate payment and those having demands against the
same, will render them in properly attested.
JAMES II. WHITE, Adm,s
W. III. GRIFFITH. -'""
Nov, u 3m Al
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Notice.

DERSONS indebted to the Estate Of Mrs. +. L.
l. Perrin, deed are requested to call and setts,
and those having claims will present them properly
a',ss,ed. T. H. Johnson, Adm's
Z. L. HIBLER.
Nov 81 3m 40
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Administrators Notice.
A LII Persons having demands against the Es-
n tate of y. H. Coleman, deed, are requested
to present them properly atcstcd, and those III
dcbted previous to his death, by Note or Account,
will make immediate payment, as further indul-
gencc will not be given.
WILSON ABNEY, Admir-.
Scpt.l7 Il 36
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, rYNHE Subscriber having formed a Co-Partncrship
4 with MIR. W. a. WARDLAW, of Charleston,
formerly Of Abbevillc, S. c.. for the purpose Of do
ing a GENERA FACTORAGE and COAlAllS
SION BUSINESS, avails himself Of the present
opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his
friends for the liberal patti onaSe bestowed
for number of years past,-and in moving, tenders
thc services of the new concern Of WARDLAW
& WALKER, Charleston, where he hopes many,
if not all his old patrons will find it to their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements of the South Carolina
Rail Road Company will enable them soon 10 have
Depot n the city of Augusta, thereby save the
expense of Toll, and very greatly facilitate the for
warding of produce of any kind Mr. JonN c.
s REEs. Agent of w. s. W., in Augusta, will attend
to the forwarding of all produce that their friends
may feel disposed to send them, free Of Charge
save drayage. G. WALKER.
Augusta, July 10, 1852. If 90
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State of South CaSO&llaa,
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT,
IN SOMlION PLEAS.
Lueius Hatch,

Talcfcrro & Torbct, }
yayHE Plaintiff in the above case, having TINS
d day filed bis declaration in my Office, and tile the
D,r,ndant having neither wife nor Attorney known
tn reside within the limits Of this State on whom
copy of said declaration with rule to plead can DC
served: On motion Of Mr. AiAGRsril, attorney Io1
Plaintiff Ordered, That said DeienaahtaPpear 'na
e,' f"e the date hereof or judgment will be rendered
ar,inss him by default. ,.>,
Clerks Office, Oct l3, 1852. ly 40
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Notice,

TNOEHCC,
A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Abram
IA kilcrcase, dec'd., will please make immediate
payment. Those having demands will present them
properly attcstcd for payment.
ID. j. GILCIIRIST, Admir-.
Dec ii G A8
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yVhisley, Helnm, Brandy, &c.
M BARRELS Rcctified, Monongahcla and Mil
OU lcr's Old Rye WHISkEY,
New England and Jamaica RUM,
American and Holland GIN,
American and French BRANDY,
Madeira, Tencrifle and Malaga WINES,
Peppernint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL,
LEMON SYRUP, by the Gallon or Bottle
Irish and Scotch WHISKEY.
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR,
Pint, IIalf-pint and Quart FLASKS,
Wine Lemon Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DEMIJOHMS, all sizes.
Z. HODGES, AcESr.
Nov % 1O
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Flour,
~ Notice

A Ill persons indebted to Col. John Hill, by
y note or account, arc requested o'n,ake in,mc-
diate payment to the undersigned.
w. G.. MOTlAGNE, Atty.
Jau 4 It. 3l"
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Chapmam's Cotton Gins!
VNTE still make these best of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which theT serer tai to 40.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
teudcd to. -,
Persons who find it more convenient will plcaFe
inquire of Mr.. IoD HILL, Edgeticld c. H., who
,y;l icon ON hand one or more of these Gins for
cola Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
O,''O' Colcman's y Roads, EdgeIicld, S. G.
Cont 1J
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15
WAR AT HAND!

VXyAR has been declared against TURKEY and
w hostiiities win commence on the 22d mat IL -
asserted that RUSSIA will conquer and that 80,
TURKEYS will be demanded by the CZa 10 appense the
upIees Of the aggressive army. independent oil this
foreign war; an internal comhotion in country ~
creating great excitement, which has already made
Itself manifest by decaptaton of JUDGE BRONSON,
all these wars, however, and runners
OF wars,
G.. ID. Fillmore
has opened store in the brick building ST. Atbony
street formerly occupied by John Harrington, where he
offers for sale a large aud complete stock of
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS,
unsurpassed in quality and freshness, by any other
sortment in Minnesota. IL is expected that ne VIII
furnish the RUSH-lN army on or about the ga, win
supplies, prior to their crossing the Danube Ia the
line of Fancy Groceries, hts shelves fairly GROAN
with good things and To his assortment OF Wines
and Liquors. better purer article never came nom
the i'm porter. They brought from New York di-
rect and the bonse mark and have the
house taste, which is great desiteratnm tor those
who wish liquors for Medicinal Purposes Flour corn,
Potatoes, &C. in this branch ri the business, II - the
nentipn of the subscriber to be eAcel!ed by none
Those who have alrCady had some sacks filled, should
call and let FILLMORE. But there is no time for
further enumeration, the PRESIDENTS Message IL ex-
pected, and is generally supposed that the peoples
time will be taken up in lis perassl So don't forget
remember the Brick wholesale and Retail Croo
Store, where can be found
st. raui, Dec. 10, ls5S.--35.--if
TAKEN Up.
10y the subscriber, WiDsiOw's Mill, in Saint
( ID Paul, one small RED HElFER, unmarked, sup
posed To be one year old last spring. The Owner Is
requested prove property, pay charges, and take
her away. .
ST Paul, Dec. Z, ls5S.-3t
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MINNESOTA PION EER
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Thursday. December IL, 1853.

To CITY SUBscRIBxKs.--Wc hope that any Of
our city subscribers who do their papers by
the carrier, will notify The present carrier is
new hand at the bellows, and may make some mis-
taxes bit they viii be reclied as soon as ascertaned
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15

AsMoDEUs, correspondent Of the New York
Herald, in letter dated Nov. 10, takes upon himself
to say that g Gov. Gorman, of Minnesota. has 20,
himself into trouble is said, with the President in
consequence of his singular speeches in the Territory
and his conduct generally out there
II rs sad is authority which penny "A ncrs frenent
" quote, when there is little or no foundation for The
report they desire to circulate.
We 90 not pretend TO say what reports may have
reached the ears of the President in relation 20 Gov
Horman's "sinsuar speeches in the Territory. but
+" mat Is all the charge be brought against him
We think letter writer's might save both their labor
and their credit. We feel coniden, that no sucb
charge against Gov. German ever reached The pres;
dent from citizen of Minnesota. An accusation Of
that character is entirely too frivolous for Minncso.
tian to make.
X. NJ. Spencer, has now got his goods open in his
old stand on Third street, and better assortment If
senemen's clothing, from the head to the heel can
not be found in ST. Paul. Let those wishing a oood
article Of clothing call on Mac Spencer bsfor. pur.
chasing elsewhere.
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TIE MOST VALUABLE
HOLD AY GIFT

NE friend can give another, is something that will
" increase IN value as time wears onihat VIII tend
to elevate and refine the feelings, and affections
That something good Daguerreoty Likeness of the
loved one. Such DsguerreVsype can be had al
WHI7NEI'S GALLERY,
where there be found n most magnificent assort-
nent of and beautiful Gases, consisting in part al
Pearl. Tortoise Shell! PAPER Mache. SILK Velvet, &c
also, splendid Lockets and rnsai Of exquisite de-
sighs and shiP-made expressly for
Christmas and N1c ! cars GIFTS
Now is the time get your Pictures taken all
not he served il wait Ill the day should you
neglect the Present opportunity and i'll 'he meantime
should Your Father your Mother, your husband or
your wife, your child your irienG be snatced away
by the relentless hand Of death, hoN. bitterly would
regret that neglect; how irreparabe the loss. For
though the image, the affections bright in
our memorieslet The features, the form, fainter
and fsnter life on, and future eener ations
Is lost altogether. The whole plate Portraits Of heads
al Families taken b, valuable beyond pric c,
and II secured will the loss above mentioned.
No pains will he spared to give a Likeness that will
please and be yaUed-none other is IN haying-and
unless perfect satisfaction is given, charge will
made.
J. E. WHITNEY.
ST. Paul, Dec. TO- 1873 35-3t
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- H. M. SPENC Err,
HNEALER in Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing
ID and Genfemen's Furnishing Goods.
Third st. between Jackson ard Roberts, St Paul. NJ T.
Dsc. 10, a553.S~ly
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COD LIVER OIL,

Olenm Jecoris -4seli-HuHe de Morue.
For Sale by the dozen single bottle.
NOW that the weather is changeable and inclcnent
IN and you all liable cods Go not keep cough
cough, COFFIN yourselves death; hut consult good
ply sieian else try bottle Of pure "Cot Liner
OM,"-"Rushton, Clark Co.'S" II will fatten YOU
like seal. We set our hands ami seal to that
BOND KELLOGG.
Druggists, Upper Town.
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DIR. JAyNE,s ExPECTOR.NT,

+ neither tke above suits yonr fasdious taste or
ailments, expect THAI Dr. Jayae's az
Is just The thing for you. will your expect-a-
lions of long life il you sicky, and increase Your
approximations very Rnch We expect yoE- usual ra-
tions" will require sinublng. For sale by
BOND Il KELLOGG,
Who "expect" yes all to call and them, at the
City Drug Store.
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''Last, not Least" is

4 very pleasant and eflcacious remedy Cor coughs
IA hoarseness, &C. 1t is "cure all, bnI a cure
ONLY IN all cases not chrome We give "Bond for
that. Call on BOND d KELLOGG.
At the Cheap Cash Store, Upper Town.
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DIED.

At the New Eng land House, La Cressc
October 9th John w, Boston, aged Al yea
Tay lor's Falls, ST. Croix, Min.
In this city, on the sth ins,., Augustus, So
exaneer and Elizabeth Rey, aged Is months
A, TayI Falls, Minnesota, on the 18th ~
Mr.. s. {. vap Bcel, Esq. formerly Of HaiAde
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MAR RED.

At Galcna, the l7th ult. BY Rev. T. Z 81 H-
te,man, Mr.. VIM. l.. Fawcette 10 Miss Mag J.
Williams, neice Of Capt. Orrin Smith, all az ihat
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ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.
TO MECHANICS AND OTHERS.

bIHCkSnnth, yhOfnakcr.
w WaGmmaker and other Mechanics, each to take
n Claim Of Land, and settle in the Spring Mt a place
twelve miles fn0m ST. Paul where there large auan-
tity Of unoccspied Psic Land and ute Number Of
setters located. large number will set Ia the
vicinity In the spring, causing ~ageso grow up soon
'Those DESTROYS of taking good claims of land can
learn furtlR particulars By calling any evening pre-
vious to Saturday next, on
- A. DAVIS
At Lott Moffets Temperance Eos.e
q. Paul, Dec. Is, l553.-lt.
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Host WHO Hd't To sIUIa'H TOT tht hDONt, SHOULD
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

YViE air of Minnesota. having been damp and less
II healthy than usual for month past, people who
DESTROYS of change should try the Ayer' OF Low
ell, Mass SAVERS PERRY CHEcroRAL' is pure
good article. The people taking AIRS considerably
nowadays. For sale by the dozen single bottle at
BOND e. kElLOGG'S,
1881 City Drug store.
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pane AND COUNTER ANES.'
nor at last the cry; we warned yon month ago,
to glaze your windows before the glaciers If
YOU have not yet done so, call in of glaze
ers, armed with Putty and putty knife do up the
job yoursef have the largest stock glass in town.
good, cheap common, ard Putty has yi1,' II be-
ing heary article.
Call at the Old Brown Drug Store Of
BOND q KELLOGG, Upper ST. Paul.
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seElNALLX."

KNE give notice that we have the "disposish0,ynr
w and the ability TO sell good articles, cheaper
than any body else. Call aud if il is not so;
at the "Old Brown" Drug Store Of
BOND a. KELLOGG,
Nov. %. Upper Town.
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EOU GALE

LAND FOR SALE.
A Tract Of 40 ACRES Of the finest Farming Land
IA in the Territory, situated Of the most ro-
mantle Lakes, within L. miles Of st Paul Apply to
w. BREWSTER,
Real Estate Broker, Sd and XVabashaw street
ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.
Due attention paid c0~c tons In sny Dart OF II p
Territory. and proceeds promptly remtted at the low.
est rata Of Exchange.
~ LAND WARRANTS WANTED. N
complete list OF entered and unentered lands for
Namsey Co. Maps, Pnts, Abstracts etc. Pstronize
the "HOme Land OEce" Will attend to entering gov
eminent lands by warrant otherwise, payment of
taxes, loaning money, etc.
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Wisconsin, and the good judgment of the wings o.
that State induced them TO select him as their cand
date for Lieutenant Governor. During the pcndanc,
of the election. lie spoken of prominent amona
the few from whom President Fillmore select
ed his Commissioner to China.
! Speaking Of man without caraci,y or integrity
it is usual 20 say s. there ia nothing of him. Thi.
not Se said of the Col. There is great deaf O,
him. So much, indeed, that the wings Of Wisoon
sin were unable to elect him Lieutenant Governor
and even Mr.. F,pore's Cabinet did not dare TO sub
in;t him to the Senate for Commissioner. The Chi
nese would have certainly gaiaed by h,s appointment.
but Wisconsin s,ould have sr@taincd a proportonatc
loss.
LAKE sUrE RtoR.--Dr. Marsh, Of St. Paul, and
Mr.. Perry, formerly Of Milwaukee, now Of Fond ,lt-
Lac, arrived from Lake Superior on Friday evening.
They Came through in eleeen days and ,aet Mr.. ID.
A. j. Baker, some 20 miles beyond Pokagamon Lake
Lake Superior was stu opea the 2Stk OF Noyem-
her, party of five young men reached the city
from Fond du Lac Monday evening.
Messrs. Slaughter. Shelley and Scri:t, left on
Monday for Foad du Lac. They will probably meet
with the elephant during their wanderinss.
Question I'm THE RrLEer ONE-It an editor
IN publishing week Eapcr uiters ialsehoe DIS and
folly enossh - disgrace a Homestead, what would be
the result Of daily II Unpublished Arithmetic
HARD TO BE BELIEVED. The New Orleans
Delta says that in six years. 80 600 persons were
buried in that city. Of which 10000 died Of Yellow
Fever.
Why viii people live in that miserable, miasuatic,
deleterous climate, when they can enjoy excellent
health 10 the iuvsoratiny air Of Minnesota.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BYEzsss:YI FERN.

lt'has become ~ asAionablc in New
York for ladies toialtend funerals 10 the
grave. Eren tie mot1er may not &C.
company tic littlcplJsless firm he,
beloved child beyondtAe threshold nth.
out violating tic drsad lars Of Fax
ios. ...a.al--.al9. Ss;t y Z, NJ "
Are there such mothers! Lives
there one who, at Fashion's bidding
stands back, nor presses her lips to the
little marble form that once Jay warn
and quivering beneath her hearts.rings'
WHO with undimmed eye recalls the
trusting clasp Of that Tiny hand, the Low.
ing glance Of that yelled eye, the mu-
sic Of that merry laugh-its low panied
moan, or it's last 1uttering heart quiz.
er ?-who would not (rather than
strange hands should touch the babe,'
1wselfrobe its dainty limbs for burial +!
who shrinks not, starts not, when the
careless business hand would remove
the little darling from its cradle-bed,
where loving eyes SO Of have watched
lis rosy slumbers, 10 its last. cold. dream.
less pillow ?-whe fingers not, ,caen
all Aarc gone, and vainlv strives, with
straining eye, TO pierce deioao that lit.
tie fresh.laid mound!-who, when a
merry group go dancing by, stops not.
with sudden thrill, to touch some sun.
ny head, or gaze into some soft blue
eye,that hassoped afresh the iount Of
tears, and sent to the troubled lips the
murmuring heart-plaint, :Would God
I had died for thee, my child--my
child p-who, when the wintry blast
comes eddying by, shudders not, because
she cannot fold 10 her own warm breast
the little lonely sleeper in the cold
church.yard2
And Oh, is there one who, with sucl
"treasure laid in Heaven" clings no
the less TO earth, strives not the more I,
keep her spirit undecided, fears not The
less the dim, dark valley eheered BY
cherub voice, insudible saveto the dy
ing mothers ear! fl'
Oh, ssony-eyed, stony-hearsed, re
len,less Fashion! turn for US day int
might, if thou wilt; defarm our wo
| men; half cloihe, with flimsy fabric
our victim children; wiring the las
penny from the signing, over-tssked
ioiling husband; 5aa,.k 10 tAc back
rooas My country coNsis, CoafoEr
reign supreme in the banquet hall rev
el updispu.ed al the dance /; but whel
that grim guest whom none invite.
whom none dare deny, strides. withde
fant front, across our threshold, stan,
back thou hear.less harlequin and leay
US alone with our dead; SO shall "
list the lesson those voiceless lips Shout,
teach us aa.lll III
| Uiii 1. ,o n;,,Iv q
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SOME THINGS LOVE ME-.

SOME THINGS LOVE ME-.
All within and all without me,
Feel q melancholy thrill,
Aud the darkness hangs around mo
Oh, how still!
To my fee, the river sli,leth
Through the shadow, sullen, dark;
On the stream the white moon ,ide,h
Like a bark.
And tho linden leans above me,
TILL think some things there be
In this dreary world that love me-
Even me!
Gentle buds are blooming near me,
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise 10 cheer me
From the ground.
And the lone bird comes; hear ii,
In the tall and windy pine,
Pour the sadness Of its spirit
Into mine:
There it sings and sings above me-,
Till | think some things there DO
In this dreary world that love nc
Even me
Now the moon hath floated 10 me,
On the stream see it sway,
Swinging, :boat-like, as 'twould WOO mt
Far away! ..,r.r. ..
And tho stars bend from the azure, !,
As they twinkle seem so nigh,
Aud they whisper all the pleasure
OF the sky: n"
There they hang and smile above mo,
Till | think some things there be
In the very heavens that love me
Even me!
Now when comes the tide Of even,
Like asolemn river slow,
Gentle eyes akin to heaven
On me glow.
Loving eyes that tell their stcry,
Speaking TO my heart of hearts;
Blu, l sisll-a thing Of glory
Soon departs.
Yet when Mary soars above me,
| must think that there will be
One more star in heaven to love me
Even mo!