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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27
POPULAR GOODS AND POPULAR PRICES.
NE TT CASH PRICES.
UEDEVEATING AND UNEFORYE

EAT E respectfully invitc the attention OF close
Wv cash buyers to our large and elegant
stock Of Spring and Summer Goois, mud the
Terms upon which dispose of them. Ouf
terms are those adopted aad pursued successfully
by US from The commencement Of our business
i this city 10 the present time AID shall lie
>tfictly adher, 10, AID which are briefly as fol-
lows:
We aim 10 sell all the goods in which we deal
at ve'y slight advance. To enable US t., do
this successfully we off-r our ock at melt prices,
rates uniform and undertaking 10 all.
We Take pleasure in al!uding to our stock as
follows:
DIRE s GOODS DEPARTMENT.
In this departner buyers will fad an assorl-
ment of dress goods unsu passed by any est1t-
i,hment in his ity. In Donetic. Scotch.
md English Lawns we have grades ranging
from the lowest to The highest prices; and 50 al
% in French Lawns. Jacone,s and Barages
constantly replenished by purchases from auc-
ton Muslin De Lnines, stpnle and fancy six I.
A full line OF Saawls, in addi ion 10 the regular
assortment, always full and complete. We
shall be receiving every day fresh Job lots" Of
something new in the dress goods line for the
sharp and active cash buyers. rs we mean TO
make our store emphaticallY The cheap cash
store Of Cleveland.
PRINT AND GrNGHAM DEPARTMENT.
\ full line Of Merrinac, Cocaeen, Sprague'
Phillip Aliens American Print Works, and
Dunnel's sPritts, together viii full assorlmen,
of English and French. Lancaster and man.
chester Domes i: Ginghams added 10 very
choice assortmen: of French, German and
Sc tch goods OF t is description.
WHITE GooDs DEPARTMENT.
We have devoted very large sp ce in our
store 10 this branch of business. aud can exhtb
!u'l lines Of the varioss goods coming Under th.
head; among which will be four d large assort
ment of White Linens Of all grades and st. is.
of finish. Carnbi les, J ,co. ets, Lawns, Mulls
Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Linen Sheet
ings Piiow-case Linens, and all e. ades nj
Sly !es suitable for house keeping purposes, be ts
and steamers. Pnpec Camhr;cs. Six Frrges
| Lace, Cambria Haudkercaiefs. &c, &c.
| Hosiery DEPARTMENT.
The assortment OF Goods in this department
comprises every thing n the way Of goods il
this line, and we can only say that more de
sirabe stock cnnnot be found to select from b,
our customers.
DOMESTIC GooDs
| large stock bought before the rise. Cour.
try merchants buying for cash will do well tc
! give call.
EDWARD IVISON,
| II Superior street, opposite Bank ST.
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lust reed at
NO III E.!

FEVHE subscriber having been burnt ou,
A twice within the last SIX months, and having met
with considerable loss. would respectfully nsk aii who
are indebted to him. whose Accounts ard Nctes past
due come forward ard pay Tie same, Al he trusts
that all suc will feel be their dDty and pieas
do it. Ii. L.. DAY.
Ravenna March 18th 1888
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Adyertising.

Asebusiness increases and advertising crowds
upon our columns, we shnl be compelled, from
the necessity of the case, to be moro exac; than
we ever have been, in restricting our yearly ad-
vertisers 10 their prescribed limits Our yearly
advertisers are entitled to third of column, at
specified price, with tho privilege of changing
theiI advertising at plsasure-yet it SO happens.
that some of them frequently have over one col
tmn in use at o time and all of them transcend
their limits. This crowds US heavily and incon-
xeniently. Besides, our yearly rates are much
lower, can be shown by comparison, than the
rates charged by country papers generally. Our
yearly prices were established before enlarge
ment, when our columns were narrower and short
or, yet though the .ame length takes in from one
fourth TO one third more matter, we make no
change in the price. still allowing third of a
column at the same rates. Under these circum-
stances our advertising customers will not. we are
surs, complain, if hereafter we restrict them to
the contract limit. If more srnce is needed by
them it can be had upon liberal terms.
Our circulation is ntt below that of either Of The
o her papers in The County, and affvrds valuable
advertising medium for County business. L
Ouryillage cotemporares, zach afford n valuable
ADVERTISING mediums, and Ike The Star. they have
not been particular to restrict advertisers to pre-
serb ID limits. We are satisfied that the Ravenua
papers, in this way have done more grutuitous ad-
ssriiiHg than any other Couniy Scat papers u the
Sire. y
s. far as it may be for tho interest Of adverii-
ssrs to use our coumns, shall be glad of their
custom upon fair terms.
Our circp'aaion is SUCH that. upon fair esti-
mite, the contents Of our columns are brought un-
der the notice of at least 5000 renders weekly
From this, all can judge to its value, as an ad
Ssriisns medium.
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PoIsINrre.-Thousands of parents who use Vermifnge
composed of Casnr Oil Cnlomel, ARE that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series of Diseases such
salvation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c
In another column viii be found the advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, to which ask the attention
of all directly interested in their well their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine Hobensack Is Liver Pills.
" "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for IIobensack' s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aroprictor j. N. Hobensuck
else genuine.
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YEyRUNKS VALISES & CARPET BAGS.
"a large supply just received at the Eagle cloth
up Store md for ale cheaper Shan be bought else.
" here in the county call and see them.
CHA'S. GREENFIELDER.
Anr,l On 1253
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Ravenna, April, 1858.

PERSIAN DELAINES
GONE beautiful styles just received are going
- off very low at PPENTIss.
January H. 1858.
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SETTLE UP!

SETTLE UP!
TEy iIE Subscribers believing it for the In'e~-
81 est of our customers well own to settle
once and desiring make It nyarable rule
quest all having book accounts to call soon and settle the
same either by note payment.
Jan 18th, 1858. c. & j. G. PRENTlSS.
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Furniture.

A New Farm tnre Ware Room Just opened one
door East of Halls Book Store on Main st where nav
be found all kinds of at low prices and
assortment OF collins of various the largest
ieheapest assortment of plain and fancy chairs Of
fered in this market consisting part every variety
of bottoms, from Is dollars per set Rocking
Nursery and Office chairs and every variety of wood bot
toms in common use all of which viii be sold at Cleveland
prices have also choice lot of Looking Glasses which
can sell little below Ravenna prices.
April 25th 1853 T. G. PHILIPS
pH UFF CoMBs.-For sale at
81 HALLS Book STORE.
April 25, 1853.
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EKcy 10 Uncle 4 olm's Cabin.
FHyHiS long and anxiously looked for work
II by Mrs. Stow, is Just received md for snle at
llALL's Book STORE.
Raycnna, April l9lh 1853.
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Clothing. Cloths. Gassfsaaercs.
Vestings. Furnishing GooAs,
&c &c, &c,
D. M SOMaRVELLE

Z S receiving from New York, and viii coniinue to
keep on hand good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing of superior quaty, and at prices that canno,
'a 10 suit Cash and Ready Pay Customers.
Gentlemen wishing good article of cloths easslmeres
and vestngs. will find it their interest 10 call and
examine hIs stock
Pains will be taken to get and Keep aant a kinds
OF furnishing goods and ailors trimmings of the bes,
quality.
Every effort will be made suit all kinds of custom
ers IN making mp garments in Sly and workmanship,
ny strict attention 10 their tasres and by Dying the
best werkmen.
Caah and Ready Pay has been motto fer the las;
three years. and We feel no inclination to change be
tlevng it to he better for customers well ourselves
o. Cultrg donc right, short noiire at the sh W
.hree dors of Iittles Block nearly opposite the
Bank.
Ravenna. April 20fl 1858.
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GROCERIEs AND PRoyIsIo

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NHtiE subscribers have on hand n larger and
more extensive assortment OF Groceries, Provisions and
rairietes than be found in establishment in the
county, and viii sell good article at as low price
can be found elsewhere
Also prepared buy Produce at as high Cash Rates
any other house. II. w. SMITH " co.
Ravenna, Nov 80, 1852. li96
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ED WARD EvIsoN:

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN STAPLE AMI
Fancy DRY GooDs.
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April 25tll, 1858.

G- IL sioad be dirersdffy Eno,oR-for it is strictly
rue-that indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysentery diarhna, cholera
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by Indigestion alone Think of that dyspepcs,
think of it all who suffer disordered stonlacs and if
willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perience resort at dont delay day HooAands
German Bters prepared by Dr. c. NJ jackson, which,
alternative curative and nvgoran stands alone
approached. General depot, 120 Arch street We have
tried these Bers and know they excellent for the
diseases specified above. e.-PhaadeLphta City Item.
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Annual Meeting of ihe Ohio gOman.s
Rights Association.
The First Annual Meeting of the Ohio Womans' Rights
Association win be held at Rayenna Portage Co Ohio,
commencing on Wednesday the25th of May next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and continuing two days.
The object of this association the removal eff the many
unjust and oppressive legal and social regulations from
which Woman suffers and which tend, merely to
prevent her fulfilling her dcstiny-by meeting her
responsibilities and performing her dutiesbut retard also
the progress and development of the
The intelligence of the world is becoming awakened
to the evils of many of those legal social and vocational
distinctions and manhood well womanhood is de-
| mandng something better adapted the advancement
and welfare of both.
The friends of Humanity and Progress earnestly
cordially invited to attend the meeting, and there discuss
the subject of Womans position in societyher rights
duties and responsibilities.
sALL1E B. GROVE Secretary.
| March 2sth 1853
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1853
1853
CECTEIl u G. STORE.

FEN L Subscriber has just received his Spring
Il and Summer stock of Ready Made clothing end
furnishing goods which decidedly the most extensive
and complete ever offered or sale in Portage county
notwithstanding several immense stocks recently i'm
ported into by other TO the contrary
His stock embraces every possible style and variety
which bought at extremely low figures and which
he intends shall be sold such prices as TO successfully
compete with any establishment The Western Re
serve. The public are respectfully invited call
his in Lit1le's Block nearly opposite III rem
lis House and examine his stock, whether they wish
purchase not.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks TO his
friends and Gus toners their liberal patronage already
extended him. and he is confident that The quality and
price OF his goods is sufficient q eopnuanc
of the same. ..
CIIA'S. GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna April 20th, 1858.
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OFFICE OF THE FnANKIIN AND WARREN r. Coz
franklin. March 2yth, 1858.
Notice is hareby given to the stockholders that
installment of FIVE Dollars per share the Capital
Stock will be required to be paid The Office be-
ore the FIRST day of May next.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOEL w. TYLER, Secretary.
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NO I'll e.

NO TICE.
A LII persons indebted to John II, hoRiw'ek & co;
"A Campbellsport will please call insmediatey anu u
settle their accounts. Prompt eiiSAtiOn 10 tn's ~
will save muh trouble. '''
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sBROCHA Shawls-Henriquen's celebrated Brocha
80 Long ShawIs, from $25 TO $35-Broeha Square
Shawls, all eoors entire styles and designs Just
received at the store of II L & DAY.
November 2
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SPRING STYLE HATSt

EUST received Jenin's. Ieary's and Beebes Spring
- Style HITS warranted to year if they are
put on Ii the right '.isacss'' call inspect them.
March 29tlI, 1858. JAEEs rwIrr 81 Co.
a ENt X E,XCELSlURS did mol come NV"
y A weeks ago expected hut have Them
now. Those Who in The habit of wearing white
hats will find TO suit them this lot. Citizens OF
this Town have had go Cleveland to get good
beaver formerly" They rely on these as being
the best manufactured.
March 90, 1853. JAMES TwITr & Co.
ED ALL ROAD! RAIL RoAD!!-One case more
81 a of those fur hats " hich extensively by
conductors the Z. s. p. X. R. call and get this
is the last box. JAMES TwIrT 81 Co.
March 90, 1858.
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SILK Veiyets-B'aek, Blue Black, Green: Blue Ma
= room and Crimson silk Velvets. just rec d at
Nov & 1852 ii l. & DAYS.
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For the Spring Trade.
GROCERIES AND PRVISfONS AT
AEnI i.c. .IR AA1In nnn,1r

GROCERIES AND PRVlSfONS AT 4
WOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the atten-
iion of Merchants throughout the county of
Portage, and the trade generally to their stock of
Groceries kept constantly hand, and TO which large
additions are daily made. Our stock comprises every
thing usually kept in Groceries and provision establish
ments, which we are prepared to sell as low as any
house in the county Being workmen ourselves we
defy competition.
Feeling greatful friends for their liberal nat
ronage extended to them that we can of
fer them greater Inducements this than before
The following comprises portion of our sock:
Rio and Laguara, Cuba and Old Government Java
SUGAR, moLAssEs AND sYarF.
n. 0. P. x. Sugar, Double refined loaf sugar;
Granuated do New Orleans Molasses
Powdered do Cardenas do
Crushed do Green & Stuarts syrup:
Cloves, Nutmegs Ginger, Marco, Box Mustard, Can
Mustard, Pepper sauce, Cassia Ground pepper, spice
and cinnamon.
Boxes NJ r raisins Almonds, Iiouorice,
do Layer d. Brazil nuts, Olive oil,
do Cluster do Filberts, Cocoa NUS
Seedlcss do English walnuts Pea nuts,
Boxes and drums figs Lemons and Oranges.
Young hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial, Odb dbyson, Black
Goldfish, NIackerel, White fish, Trout, Pickerel,
No and scaled herring.
roBAccoEs.
Kentucky six twist, Tin foilfne cut
Sweet cavendish and lb papers smoking,
Baltimore spun, Warwick & Bryan's can;
genera assortment of fine Spanish half com Segars
Cut chewing, Snuff, &c
SOAP CANDLES.
Fancy shaving soap, No. Washing Soap,
Burwel's chem washing do, White bar do
Starr do TalIow do
Linseed, Sperm, Lard, Sweet.
sUNDRIEs
Bed cords, Cream tartar; Matches
Painted pals, Sup. seda, Powder,
Tubs Sal sodl Candies
British utre, Tartaric acid, Saeratus,
Copperas & Alum, Whiting & putty, Starch,
Chalk and rosin Flour sulphur English split pea
Tar, Madder, Ot,ar, Osage orange seed
Candle wick Salt petre, for hedges
Wrapping twine, Batting Toys wallets
Coldage, Indigo, Spruce gum Snuil boxes,
Pickles sardides, Backing, Steel pens,
Tapioca, Glass ware, Lead pencils,
Maccaroni, Stoue ware, Slates,
Rice flour, Raper and ink, Slate pencils,
Baskets. Brooms Mop har dies,
Whip lashes, Lime, Faucets.
Flour, Hams and shoulders, Rice,
Buckwheatdo Pork Crackers
Corn meal, Fish, Pickles
Polatoes, Butter Onoins,
Vinegar, Turnips, Beets,
Beans, Peas, Tongues,
Bried beef Corncd beef Maple mrlasses,
Lard, Cheese Honey, do sugar.
We shall keep our assortment frcsh and full through
out the and solicit an examination from any one
disposed TO purchase.
N. b Cash paid for all kinds of country produce
or taken in exchange for goods, at rates which VIII De
satisfactory,
Ravenna. April !, 1883.
Key 10 Uncle I0lM's Cabin.
| VuV His long md apxiouslv looked for work
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LADIES READ THE EVIDENCE.

The following though from Pennsylvania appoint
ponlment may be equally oppertune in Ohio. Mrs. F..
remains we'll.
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hats. CAPS, &c.-A large assortmen. of
| Hats, caps, umbrellas, Parasols, &C.. at
RowELL, WITTER & Co.'S
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READ FOLLOWING LETTER.

Sod by all the leading Druggists in the adjoin ing
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-16
MISCELLANY.
Who sent Them -?

Old mother Bender was pious but
poor. In the midst of her extreme want,
her trust and confidence was in God.
1t was late one chilly night in the
autumn of the year, when two rather
wild young men were seen passing her
cottage on their way home. One of them
had under his arm some loaves of bread
which he bad procured at the village
store. A faint light glimme'ed from
mother Bender's easement. Said the
one who had the loeves, to his compan-
ion, Lets have some fun with the old
woman" "Agreed." said the other
They approached the house and peeping
into the window. saw the old lady upon
her knees, by the hearth. where few
embers were smoulde'ing in the ashes.
She was engaged in prayer. They LISTEN d
and heard her offering earnest petions for
bread she was entirely destitute of food.
In furtherance Of their fun, one of them
with the loaves. climbed softly up the
roof of the cottage, and dropped one loaf
after the other: down the chimney. AS
they rolled out upon the hearth they
caught the old lady's eye, and in The full,
ness Of her heart, she exclaimed, "Ihnnk
The Lord-bless the Lord for his bounty"
But the Lord didn't send them,' shouted
voice from the chimney. Yes he did"
cried she, undaan,edly )" the Lord sent
them, but the devil brought them.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-16

PAYING LIKE A S1NNER.-Several years
ago in North Carolina, where IL Was not
customary for the tavern keepers TO
charge the ministers anything for lodg>
ing and refreshments. a preacher pres
sumingly stopped at a tavern one even-
ing, made himself comfortable during the
night. and in the morning entered the
stage without Offering TO pay for bis &C
commodations. The landlord soon came
running up 10 the stage, and said there
was some one who had not settled his
bill. The passengers all said they had
but the pI eacher, who said lie understood
that he never charged ministers nything
- What, you minister Of the Gospel
"a man of God ?" cried the inn keeper
you came to my house |: st night. and
sat down at the table without blessing;
1 lit on up 10 your room. and you went
to bed without praying to your Maker
(for staid with you until you retired ;,
you rose and washed without prayer
ate your breakfast without saying grace
and as you came to my house like sim
ner, and eat and drank like sinner, you
have got topay like sinner"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-16

We recommend the following anecdote
to some Of our Legislators, who, never eat.
iny themselves, forget that other persons
sometimes want their dinners:
A Novel METHOD OF MEASURING FO-
RENsIc HEDloUsNEss-A member MC the
ha. ri une OF the eastern states, was noted
for possessing all Ihe a,lribu!es of a good
advocate but one he never knew when To
stop; indeed. it sometimes seemed as il he
never would stop. On one occasion he had
completely exhausted the patience Of the
court. the jury aud tie counsel; still the
steam Of his eIoqnence ran on as ghby as
ever. Al last lie made splendid perora>
sion; every one present experienced feel
ing Of relief, aud every eye was turned
towards hiaI, expecting I" see him take his
seat. But at ills moment, to their aston
lshmenl and horror he started off alresh on
a new track. Gentlemen Of the jury
said he, Astronomers tell us that there are
some stars situated al a distance SO remote
from this earth that their hight, though il
left them on the morning of creation, and
has been travelling ever Stree, has not
We, reached u.s. 'Neve: mind, brother
r. nler?osed the opposing counsel, 1T
w,u be sure to get here before you haze
done !-.N Y. Euening Post.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-16

THE undersigned, having just returned
from Market. with a fnli and complete as
sortmeni Of Boots and Shoes. unsurpassed
for beauty and fashion, selec'ed with great
care and attention in reference to the Sprin 2
and Summer trade. Among our large stock
may be found every new style known I" the
4Eade, many Of which are magnificent in the
extreme, and, altogether new IN county. Gu.
stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality
beyond dispute and we are bound TO sell al
all hazard.
We therefore invite all, in this and the
neighbCring towns TO give US call, assuring
4hem, that they will fi"d that which they have
hong sought for, to wit the height Of fash
ion, beauty, and durability combined, in
the article Of Ladies, Gents, Misses. boy:
and ChiIdrens Boots. Shoes, Caters. Oxford
qies, Polkas. Jenny Linds, Monterey Cosh
man, Ties, SC. &c. At the Old Brick Store
first Door West Of the Court House.
MEAFOY g. TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfeld, April 25, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-16
LIVE For SoMErHING.-Thousands

LIVE FOR SoMErHING.-Thousands OF
men breathe, move aud Iive-pass off tile
stage of life, and are heard Of no more
Why? None were blessed by them; none
could point 10 them as the means Of their
redemp ,ion not line they wrote, not a
word they spoke, could be recalled, and So
they persisted; their light went out in
darkness, and thev were not remembered
more than the insects Of yesterday. VIII
You ,hus live and die, 0 man immortal
Live for something. d. good, and leave
behind you a monument of virtue, !ha' the
storms Of time can never destroy. Write
your name bv kindness, love and mercy. on
the Eearis Of ihOusa nds yen come in con"
tact with, year by year. aud you will never
be forgotten. No; your name. your deeds,
will be as legibe on The hearts you leave
behind, as the stars on the brow Of the
evening. Good deeds will shine rs brightly
"n the earth, as the stars Of heaven.-Dr.
Chalmers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-16
POETRY.
The Last Good Night.


Close her eyelids-press them gently
Der the dead and leaden eyes,
For the soul that made them lovely,
Hath returned unto the skies;
Wipe the death drops from her forehead
Sever one dear golden tress,
Fold her icy hands all meekly-
Smooth the little SNOWY dress,
Scatter flowers DER her pillow,
Gentle flowers, so pure and white
Lay the bud upon her BOSOM,
There-now softly say good night.
Though our tears fnw fast and faster,
Yet we would not call her back,
We are glad her feet no longer
Tread life's rough and thorny track
We are glad orr Heavenly Father
Took her while her heart was pure
We are lad he did no, leave her
All Iife's trials to endure;
We are glad--ond yet tue tear.drop
Falleth for alas We know
That gu: fire side will be lonely,
We shall miss our darling SO.
While the twilight shadows gather,
We shall wait in vain TO feel
Little arms, all white and dimpied,
Round our necks SO softly steal;
Our wet checks will miss the pressure
or sweet lips so warm and red,
And our bosoms sadly, sadly,
Miss tina, darling little beud,
Which was wont 10 rest there sweetly;
And those golden eyes SO bright,
We shall miss their loving glances-
We shalt miss their soft good night.
When the rnorrow's gun is shining,
They will take this cherished form,
They will bear it TO the church. yard,
And consign it 10 the worm;
Well, what matter? II is only
The clay dress our darling wore;
God hath ROBBED her as an angel,
She hath need Of this no more;
Fold her h7nds, and "'er her pillow,
Scatter flowers all pure and white,
Kiss that marble brow and whisper
Once again, q last good night.