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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-24
OFFICE HOLDING IN New YoRK.-The Ma

OFFICE HOLDING IN New YoRK.-The Ma
tional Democrat. the organ of the New York
Hards, has the following paragraph in rela-
sion to the persons that the administration
has appointed to Office in the New York
custom-house where the greater part of the
revenue of the whole nation is collected:
gentleman in this city. who signs him
self "a Man on the Town." and who appears
to be posted up, is writing the life and char.
acter Of some of the appointments recently
made in the custom-house. 1t pron Uses TO
be very rich, inasmuch as they are charged
with nearly every crime in the Newgate cal
ender. There are some twenty Of them;
they are fighting men, gamblers, emigrant
runners, brothel keepers, &c.
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SUMNER HATs.-Messrs. Vautier g. Mar
CONNER have some beautiful summer dress
hats, which we commend to those wanting a
light and delightful head covering. We al
Jude to their Gossamer white hats, which
are pretty, comfortable and durable. White
hats are always the coolest in summer, and
lhese hats are particularly adapted for warm
weather. Call and examine them.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. The Wings
Of the Wayne District, Indiana, will hold a
Convention at Cambridge City on the 9th of
July, to nominate candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Parker, the present member has express
ed wish to retire at the end of this present
term though it is understood that he will con-
sent to run in case it is deemed necessary, for
the interests of the party.
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PRINTER MAYoRs.-It appears there have
been six gentlemen elected to the mayoralty
OF Washington, at different periods, who
were printers by profession. Their names
are Robert c. Weigtman, Daniel Rapine,
Joseph Gales, w. w. Seaton, Peter Force
and John T. Towers.
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BADNESS URED!
4 m Ann iran Hair 10 fo .


ring Hair caGs
BAR from falling winning goiden opinions persons no
using Tits article. introduced
hadnes and will the test of discerning
puLc thousands who have used will testify Circul
he had Of the Agents. giving full particulars Price 81 in
arge bottles. Sold by AGENT.
C.E. FISHER II CO.. Proprietor.
81 Superior ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale in Granville by HALLOCK SToDDAkD
LEIGH x vERLING and Keller, FARNSLEI a co. =,
Wholesale Agents. e3-u
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@ The cholera is reported very bad at
Hickman, KY. In a population of 1900
there were some six deaths day about the
18th. The hotels were all closed and the
citizens were rapidly deserving.
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TURTLE SOUP

Sour OF quality will be served this
ing 10 oel ock at the gnolia Retaura Call promptly
Families aud invads will be served with soup sendin
or iers the Restaurant. e2t-it JAS. CARTER.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
SALOON INAUGURATION

SERMON appropriate the Inauguration of Fashionable
Drink Saloons Restaurant will be delivered by Re-.
Mr. MeCarer in his Church. afternoon At clock
The public particularly the and pretors OF such
establishments are invited to attend. e2t-it
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MR. EDIToRFlesse u 4 voters OF Indiana that
JOHN q. WEEKS Of Marion eoyhty il Independent Can
idate for the office of Auditor Of state at the October
election. ie2s THE PEOPLE.
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EXCLAMATION.

, Know all Men By these resent., That the Mexican
Mu-tag Imminent balm ound. for Rheu
matsn. Neuralgia Lumoaso. Seiatca Salt Rheum Tet err
Piles Sead Head q. ked Breast Nipples. Sore Sims
Burns calds Ulcers Govt Stih Joints Cuts Chaes
Calls SPAWN. Spnt. Ring sweeney. Sores. Scratches
Poll Evil Hard Lumrs Tumors and all kinds of Pains
in O beast.
See advertisement in another column eff
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ADVERTISE IN THE yINCENNEs GAZETTE.

THE Projectors Of the vIScExSEs GAZETTE beg ask the
attention business Of Evansville the facilities
orded by this long established widely circulated
per Terms reasonable. and
OF aders than other the abah Valley
Address Go Il HARVEY. MASON a. CO.
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VIE orlgnaI unsurIAsseu nHu useg oseuateu HAdnme
ADOLPHE the universally acknovledsed greatest
psthst world and the same lady who
ted through her marvellous rex.ons OF the past the pres
tense excitement in England France the principal
in the States that Queen Victoria her with
costly Diamond Breach and Daniel Webster with
whom will inform all about the past present and future
they married and when or
they business description Mysterious and
impossible her pro fssion appears
menasd BY highly respectahs and nnumerabs cerHaes
ackno wledgsd and skill that prsclude ali
s.on probability Of deception imposing many others
es Consultation fee from 50 g. according to Row far
fssv WEE N g " VENUES seey occupy. ei6-.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-24
CLERKS OFFICE, SUPREME COURT,

JUNE 9TH 1884,
TIME Supreme have directed publish the Iol-
y lowing statement and rules.
That there pending unsutmtted nearly causes
of them have been standng thus the docket
sky found operate nIuriousy-n many in
stances when the period has elapsed the stands submitted
The preiudicia to the bushes
and kept mouths aud even year There
200 records now in that suatOnnany e them it
remedy these evils following rules adopted.
All submitted under the rule giving leave file brief
r So days shall stand dismissed il tho brief filed
On the call docket each term every can.e filed
prior the first day OF such and submitted shall
less such call the be submitted printed brief
ii irief days hereby to aprIy only to
filed within 80 Gays prior the frs, day Of the
term be submitted only printed brief Tiled at the time
Causes day rule shall distribu
ted . the Judges till after.that 60 days expire.
the hands s Of tn: Ss. whom % are e.
| from The clerk upon the payme OF proper ,ees
The 18Th rule is reenjsd aud the clerk directed to keep
pigment OF rrcpsr ices to copies.
Its ordered the that records properly belonging
the Clerk the custody the CLERK OF the
'I ,eIs SS Uuf' In wM BEACH elk Sup Court.
I Low ss' d s,ais iiss sa day for
s.sS sh; ss fs ,s,. a.,
and Cor sale by JAS Low CO.. All Main Lou. XIV.
lBANsl super shamoiin hue jean. reed this day
ego All Main street. Louisville. Ky.
FALL GOODS.
~,o II WREN RTRNE sTFrfr k LEN iJkk ARrSow
recrivins and have constantly on hand large and de-
siratl Of Whit Goods Linens Laees Emroide
rs Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods; selected
the arket to which the attention the trade
invited. e22-dlmw6m
WH0I rs Ale AND hETAu CONFECTIONER
anu sann,- tnrer OF ali KINDS d CANDIES. Cakes. Cor
dIas Preserves Jees. &C. First street. between Main
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind
Orders from families private parties for articles in
MS ine OF business attended to at the h notice
s An ICE CREAM SALOON is htted up the best style
THIRTY-TwO yALUABLEL lots FOR SALE IN
'ENHiRTY-TwO valuable Lots in Block U.s. in Lamasco
~ the residence OF Hon. John Law sold
at the Court House door in Evansville Saturday
Most Of these Lots from avenues and are
desirable Lots in Lsmasco for resesnces riot
same may be seen by calling on Wheeler Robinson
corner Main and First streets. Evansville.
three years with interest Title perfect JOHN KIvEIT
BY WHEELER & ROBINSON. ei6-Iwd
COMPREHENSIVE:
this day associated with in the ana
Com mission business Robert s. Howard me business
Will he hereafter conducted under the style and firm OF
LEWIS s. Howard. ei6-tf EDWARD LEWIS
LEWIS & HOWARD,
RWAKDING AND COMMISSION MER.
arehuse on the Canal prompt attention
Consignments either Tor sale or shipment
Evansville. June 10. ls5i-ly
ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
ADOLPHE the universally aeknowledsed greatest sym
pstht the dtnguis lady
emit As veil predictions Of tn. such in
in England F.nee and tbs principal
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WM. REILLY,
VNHOIES ALE AND RETAIL. GROCER AND

Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT MAIN STREET The "a
dsgned uld respectfully inform his friends and the putc
Of Evansville aud vicinity that having hased the
of the Senior the late of j. w Reilly he
tends the Grocery and Produce the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity returning thanks for
pa, fvors and intends effort merit eontnu
anc of the same. je20-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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NOTICE

TuNIIE subscriber In business takes this
II tunity his grateful aeknO~ Judgements
others of Evansville and the
for liberal share OF bestowed
late firm off W. Reilly during his with IT,
period of fourteen and would ully ask
thu nce OF the same to HIS successor in business
JAMES REILLY.
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LOTs AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

INREAT CHANCE SPkCULATiON.-Six for
~ sae situated in Evansville beyond the Raiir
pot -Four Of these lots have Frame Houses
wise improved They well situated resdences
convenient to business and only about square Main
street. hne speculation offered in these lots
TO BE- SOLD Those wanting cheap
inc hne opportunity ofspecuiaon had better apply irns
dafty One of these houses especially de-
sirae residence For further particulars apply this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-24

oo first Poplar Shingles in store ana
- for sale cheap to close consignment BY
eis PRESTON BEDS
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SAVINGS BANK AND EXCHANGE


STREET. BELOW MAIN
vUNHIS Bank he Of liz cent
j Q ali money deposit q. payable on demand Bays
and sells Exchange Eastern. Southern and Western ctis
Gold and Silver. Silver Chang Cneurrent Money Land
Warrants &c. &c Makes Collections and RENTS proessd
promptly at current rates Of xchange-
Money RENTED any part % Europe.
&5-oren from so'cloek A NJ. till o'elrek p n
N. B -AN orders post s'id) promptly asssnssats-
ny25 In
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ri D a GoOds N
" block of building First will he
few The house a
hn and large rOoms-Only half spes
First aud opposite the Post has
advantages for Dry Goods establishment ENQUIRE
ately OF cliff FRANCIS LiN0R
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GOLD PENS Fine Jewelry and Wax Beads for sale a
u e2 A c. PUSHEE-S Toy and Notion Store lat st.
HOUsE, SIGN ANp ORNAMENTAL pAIrsrIrso.

PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS, &C. 40.
ELENDENING a. WALKER have formed q parn sr,hip for
~ the above business and opened Shop Store Sye-
snore street above Laughn's old stand They keep
constantly on hand large stock Paints OILS Window
Glass Farnishes Brushes. &e &c. They solicit ords
for House and Sign Painting variety promising 70
ecue II In the best style sad the lowest mys
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IA m
COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVE this day with in the Forwarding and
Commission business Robert s. Howard. The business
viii he hereafter conducted under the style and hrm OF
LIE wis s. Howard. eI6-tf EDWARD LEWIS.
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FALL GOODS.
BURNETT d LlNyILLE,

" ] b. NUN
recrving, nd have constantly hand. large and de
sratls OF Whit Goods Linens Laees Emhode
ries Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected with
the arket prices to which the attention OF the trade
invited. e22-dlmw6m
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EDwAED LEwIs. hoFr. 3. HOWARD.
LEWIS q HOWARD,
~ ORW AHDlN G AND COMMIssION MER.
ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE.

CHANTS Evansville nd Whsrf-
Canal Personal and prompt attention to all
Consignment either Tor sale or shipment.
Evansville. June 10. IS5i--ly
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NOTICIy.

books orened at Ofice John j. Chsadier
Secretary ofthe Evansville Gas will
he kept for thirty this
ton Of $1,000 additional Stock said Company
the Directors thereof in conformity law the
March. ls5i Attest: JOHN J. CHANDLER.
myp-fm
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uOCRNEfMAN CARPENTERS WANTED.-I
- wish to employ from to good eyman Carpsntsrs
to whom will 81 rs day and work hours.
but good workmen need apply. mysl-iud b. DYSON.
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SATTINET-1 blue Sstnet reed this day ard for
- sale by 20 Us. Low CO.. AZ Main ST.. Lou, Ky.
SHEETlNGS.-5 bales 4 brown Sh-etiug;
- Ceases Q 4 blea'd do; reed this day
and for sale by JAS. Low co. ALI Main Lou. XIV.
ego
uEANs.- super shamokin blue Jeans reed this day
% and for sale by JAS. Low & CO.
ego 4I7 Main street. Louisville, XIV.
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MOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. -.
n q. PUSHEE HA NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS m
~ Evansville constantly adding all little
ornamental articles this particular branch OF
with present arrangement with Eastern merchants
VIII sell for cash. at the lowest market prices Customers ssd
friends respect uly invited cal
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hall. First street.
e2-iyd6w
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THOMAS GRANT JOHN w. ErSsor.
NEW WESTERN
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL SEED STORE.
T. GRANT & CO.,

<ALhks IN ALL KINDS OF HORSE FEED. AND 0ARpHH
SEEDS, AND AGRICULTURAL IaPLENEs1s,
NAN street, 6eiou the Canal Bridge EUansvis, Ind
novIs-u
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NUMBER l6O

being desirous of giving to the act Of taking
possession a New World a solemnity worthy Of
the greatest deed, perhaps, ever accomplished
by a seaman; and, in default Of men, to cali
God, and his angels, sea, earth and sky, as
witnesses Of his conquest Of an unknown herni-
sphere. He put ON all the insignia Of his digni-
ties as Admiral of the Ocean, and the Viceroy
of these future realms; he wrapped himself in
his purple cloak, and, taking in his hand o flag
embroidered with Cross, in which the initials
Of Ferdinand and Isabella were interfaced like
their two kingdoms, and surmounted by crown,
he entered his boat, and was pulled toward the
shore, followed by the boats Of Alonzo and "a
mes Pinzon, his two lieutenants.
On landing, he fell on his knees, to acknow-
ledge, by this act of humility and worship, the
goodness and greatness Of God in this new
sphere of his works. He kissed the ground
and, with his face on the earth, he wept tears
Of double import, and of double meaning, al
they fell on the dust of this hemisphere, now fol
the first time visited by Europeans; tears Of JOY
for Columbus, the overfowing of proud spirit
grateful and pious tears Of sadness for this vir-
gin soil, seeming to foreshadow the calamities
and devastation, with fire and sword, and blood
and destruction, which the strangers were tc
bring with their pride, their knowledge, and
their power 1t was the man that shed these
tears; but it was the Earth that was destined
70 weep. I'll.
s'Almigh1y and eternal God,' said Columbus
as he raised his forehead from the dust, with q
Latin prayer, which his companions have handed
down to us, 'sWho by the energy of Thy creative
word hast made the armament, the earth ant
sea, blessed and glorifed be Thy name in ali
places! May Thy majesty and dominion be ex
alted for ever and ever, as Thou hast permitted
Thy holy name to be made known and spreaS
| by the most humble of Thy servants in thi
hitherto unknown portion of Thy empire H,
then baptized this land, with the name of Christ
| the Island of San Salvador
| His 1ieutenants, his pilots, and his seamen
full Of gladness, and impressed with a supersti
tious respect for him whose glance had piercet
beyond the visible horizon, and whom they ha,
offended by their unbelief, overcome by the eyi
dence Of their eyes, and By that mental supe
riority which overawes the minds of men, fell a
the feet of the Admiral, kissed his hands and hi
clothes, and recognized for moment the powe
and the almost Divine nature of genius; yester
day the victims Of his obstinacy, now the com
panions of his success, and sharers in the glor
which they had mocked Such is humanity
prosecuting dscoverers, yet reaping the fruit
Of their inventions [Lamartine's Memoirs {
| Celebrated Characters.
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THEINDusTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
v Open Day and Evening" Except sunday) from
t8- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMITTAycE will be the price
cryatal Palace has the
and and Ipd hing with elegant and interest,"
M s & sTfE fs e9s ses Sssa Quite
wokmansh Many choice Statues bs'as, ronts from
Hss
s @ FET H rhs in
NINETY TWo FEET circumference and estimated the
as op a BEEN Il d. @ S
patriotic proprietor
Gle. of novel useful instructive be examined
in days with proper discrimination shd ausmsnta
'i1a 4n as ss o Music attendance hs
oa's sassa 4sn'f 4
sna a
oang the frat day of December next that the said In
snSn By model or product have
sseosD gold MEDAL Ne eoas One Thousand Dollars
Be most worthy such a
or a I he
shall be adiudgd of such testimonials
after the one adiudged most excellent as aforesaid
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing Hundred Dollars eaoh
their plate cash i preferred i've Artists
Original Works completed since the first opening the Crystal Palace
nd exhibited therein aforesaid shall be uged most worthy
such distinction after the excellent aforesaid.
abst Jury that be selecte
shall be appointed oexamne critically the several
and award the mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early select such Jury and hope be ab
the appointments before the hay OF June
The Association WILL also in their discretion award Me Dpio
to the Exhibitors Inventors of such cea possess ne
| sufficient to entite them to such distinction. .
All articles which deemed worthy place IN this Grand E,
/ Worlds
| ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Police constant and th
used protecting articles exhibited but The Assocf
ton dcams accountability loss damage to such articles
All Umbrellas Canes mustbs the stand near the doc
Aa the Crystal Palace Bonded Waeheu visitors cannot
mitted packages size into the building
No Checks gyen and re-sded the same
| my12f P. 7. BkRNUM President.
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REMOVAIS-REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.

IL ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
reced BOARD OF VISITORS, appointed BY the State.
Faculty. 7 Vi.
The study usuay Colleges, with
the Of extended Mathematics Natural Science
and Theoretic and Practical Engineering. 1sfE s4tS
The buildings entirely refd during the
the heating them with compile
which Institute unequald health
agreeabene haa in thor
oughnest instruction and srietnezs Of government
The eighth annual will the second Monday septe
1854 charge 90 doars annual
geon's fee o. extra,) payable in advance. u
Address Military Institute, Franklin county
Ky.,h the nndersigned P. DUDLEY,
jyis I'm 'sss-r r. President Of the Board.
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C. RE IssEuzsg 4 T@ g4s z...slEsn !

ROUTE from Bpao Niagara Fals Lake Ontario
ST. The American steamers forming Express and
ueoec connecting 0gdensburgh with
railroads. for Burlington Saratoga Songa and
and al with Atlantic and st. Railroad ST.
Champlsin Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YORK. Capt Chapman leave
and Ogdenburgh connecting with Steaers passing
eutire thousand ands
St. LAWRENCE by daylight and Montreal O'Clock,
mex day. in time for the Quebec boats. ~ f....
leaving Buffalo at O'clock have x hours and
leaving o'clock four hon Falls The
Buffalo arrive ogdensbng o'clock morning
leave immedatsly arriving at Boston at hapa o'clock
~ THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Eateb
NoRfHERNER Captain cLds leave Lewiston
half to visit Niagara Falls touching Rochester Oswego sace
Clayton Brockyls ogdbufr with
the River passing the Of the Thousand Islands
Meeting Ogdensburgh Railroad
with the Express
ioT Albany and New York diree:. y5 -
The above Buffalo daily the Bu
Niagara Falls Raned :. o'clock afordpg
gem pleasure Brooke Monument Hghs
Suspension Bridge and The magnificent the
o'clock giving full four
Falls o'clock Train Of Carsom Buffalo Lswii
time for the boat passing all The Thousand Islands by
light changing ogdensburs and taking Of the splendid
RIVER Steamers Montreal through
dashng waters Of the noble ST. Lawrence arriving a;
Montreal O'Clock the in time for ne Quebec
Of the American Line for speed
coor having all the equipments for saty required
with spacious and beautiful Upps Ssbn entire length
1 of the boat.
~ Passengers can procure Tickets full Office
| opposite Buffalo AID Niagara Falls Railroad Depot
Offices Cataract House and international Hoiel Niagara
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gbe Sta FAIRIES. By ALFRED TEsxYsoN. e8
Slow sailed the weary mariners and saw
Betwixt the green brink and the running foam,
Sweet faces. rounded arms and bosoms, pressd
TO little harps Of gold and while they unused,
Whispering to each other half in fear,
Shrill music reached them on the middle sea. -

Whispering to each other half in fear,
Shril music reached them on the middle sea.
WHITTIER away, whittier away, whittier away. Fly no
more, ..
Whittier away from the bright green fields and the happy
blossomDg shore, ss.4.,~s. .gs .ya5 -
Day and night to the bilow, the fountain calls,
Down shower the gamboliDg waterfalls
From wandering over the lea .=.. 81. ri e
Out Of the live green heart Of the dels
They freshen the svery crimson shells
And thick with white bells the clover hill swells
High over the fun toned sea- ~
0 hither, come hither, and froie and play;
Here it is only the new that walls;
We will sing to you all the day.
Mariner mariner, fur your sails s-'-
For here are the blissfu downs and dales,
And merriy, merry carol the gales
And the spangle dances in blight and bay.
And the rainbow forms and files OIL the land ll
Over the Islands free g
And the rainbow hangs on the posing wave,
And sweet is the color of cove and cave,
And sweet shall your welcome be.
O hither, come hther. and be our lords, .ssg s,f4
For merry brides are we!
We will kiss sweet kisses, and speak sweet words!
O listen, listen your eyes shall glisten, r
With pleasure, and love, and jubilee
o listen, listen your eyes shall glisten
When the sharp, clear twang of the golden chords
Runs up the ridged sea
Who can light on as happy shore rs
All the world o'er, all the world oer? t.. .sy
Whittier away? Listen and stay mariner mariner, fl