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4 y EDIEs. THE INHALING BALM. THE PITL


MONIC CHERRY CORDIAL
Consumption IS kHoD4 to becurabe haing been cured
in almost every case whore timely application has been
made. by the mode Of treatment long practissd b.
Warren The secret OF his IS that his medicines
PREPARED for Inhalation directly into the lungs where
the local disease is instead Of conveying them exclusively
into the stomach whore It's not The BALM is presented
with the fullest confidence that it is the best medicinal
agent ever employed for controlling Consumption has
in many cses restored health those upon whom the
disease had made rapid and fearful advances, and wh re
other remedies rad proved unayaiing. Being vAPozlzED
and inhaled in the way directed 1pon the bottle,
every air cell, and every particle Of lung tissue Con-
sumption has local Development IN the lungs aud other
tissues in the form OF FUBRR0uLEs, aud then ULCsROUs
cAvIrfss; but the disease either stage is reached By
this preparation. The Vspor Inhaler is made Of silver
and glass. and is admirably adapted to its purpose
PULM0NIC CHERRY CORDIAL
Consumption also requires general treatment The
CORDIAL supports the stomach and improves digestion.
By its tonic. sNpecoran uiOrac, seiave carmirative,
AMI gently stimulating Qualities fafls the end Of phi
los7pcal treatment Of Consumption better than any other
article.
It is sinirAly calculated to relieve that contracted
If the chest which often with in lung dis
eases, and IS highly eeacoas In relieving coughs Of long
staining L is highly ecacous ia relieving any stage
Of Phtiisic Used in connection with the Inhalng Balm
the Compound of Cod Liver OIL prepared BY Or. War
rem il win be found to have curative pSers far superior
t0any Other article before the purlic
Price So Package. Anvp person enclosing s. to BURR
i PERRY, No. Cornhl, Boston viii receive package
containing bottle Of PalmoRc Cherry Cordial Of In
hsing Balm, and ting Medcatei Fapor Inhaler ia uea.
box By Express, gEs 70 any partof the United States
British Provinces.
Agents ia Worcester-George r. Spur, 2ol Main st.
James Green, III Main 5.
BCaR PERRY. General Agenh No Cornhu and
c sale by Al DR. lggists. ieSlSeDwIv div
a NEW DISCOVER .-r0, CURE BAD
"a SPIRITS, Dgspepsia, NsruoHsaeSs. HEARTBURN
. Cheijc Pains, v ind in the Stomach Pains in the
Bowels. Headache. Dr0wsiness, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Delirium Tremens,
Tntemperance.
WE4K AND SICILY CONSTITUTIONS
Are suddenly restored to health and vigof
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EkENGH PERIODICAL PILLS AM
DROPs.-Dk q. A. HILL. No. III Main Sired
Worcester Mass would say that at great expense Ne ba,
prepared from the original recipe the French perodca
PIis and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ D. while
pracuong In the Hospital In Pans under The imnedate
observation Of The renowned RIc0RD Of Paris and AO
TOY. q Lopdon
Ihese Pills are invariably certain to regulate the fema
system, and can be taken without hoard They arr
known BY hundreds Of females in this country 10 b. Ia
only preparation ever discovered that has proved nvar.
ably certain IN all cases
StP1n essions, Lrsgliarifies, &c.
One trial viii convince the most skcptlcal aud never
aier viii they be- Induced 10 take any other Ladies' VIZ
aud nostrums from 'F'
Male aud Female Inn postcrs.
nhae he pEetrnce " eectng cure medicines which In
nneeen cases out Of twenty have Injurious eec. upon
the system, Without producing the desired result or
sign q " should shun 4 ese bipedS, and use none
FRENCH PERIODICAL Pills AMI DBops
Ihe eihcacy Of which have been tested n HUNDRED
easss and never failed 10 eject speedy cure tbon a.
bad result The pills and Drops are the reeul ~ ~ s
tensiYe practices and not discovered ly aender, ~ 80
gise ibeir virtues would not add 10 their r,e,jt W. ,s
only say Try them. They win be sent - anv uayt ~ ,h
country secure from observation, by fos nad
On. G.. A. HILL, No. i2i Nan 81.
~ fali directions accompanying each p,,iie
ys,ce Ay- qnlsav. ,a.17
SE shsi tAiKBANkss rLArFURM
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Esaszzza NOVEMBER 26.-NORWICH
.s55@zssle& w OkCESTER RAILROAD.
Accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwieh at 7.30 A. NJ. 2 90 and so p VI.
Leave Norseh for Worcester at 6.l5 A. NJ. 1915 and
3.45 P. n.
Steamboat Train ,-aFes Worcester at 200 p ~, stop
ping at Webster aud Danelsanyiie
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. NJ
Passenger Car is attached az far as Wooster.
octl d0 z. 81. u. ANDREWS Agent
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hsMITH'S REMEDIAL DINCOk cry
- AND CLEANSING C0MP0END.-This useful arti-
Gle has been used in many parts Of Neg England for sew
greese ana acid 81 ns. &C. from ladies' gentle
1t removes pants and white spots from wiadows urn-
ture &c L has been ascerained BY epIue at to be Of
ST at Rse when applied a remedy burns scalds,
bruises, cAts chspped han S. chi blsins, neuralgia
spraiHs nervous headaches lips. animal poison cry
sipelss, tooth ache, ague, &c.
Foil directions for each bo tie will be given to the pu
with.
.. 9. C0LEsW0RFHY, Agent 65 Cornhiil, Boston.
BUSH d Co., Worcester.
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
n22 ID w3m 9 Salem ssreei. Charestnwn Mass.
'ssHE AMERICAN SPRING BEsUIUI
PANY, having removed to the large and sommodi
sus Warehouse, No. II UNIoS STREET and largely in.
creased their fac ties manufacturing prepared to
furnish to the Trade IN large sma quantities SPRING
BEDS OF te most approved patterns shortest notice.
ami upon the most reasonable terms.
The public may rest arei that every improvement
will be made that be, and this establi shment will not
be BEHIND any other with regard style, quality
proyement.
Also, sole Agent for PLIMPT0N's CONFINED SEC.
RETARY, BEDSFEAD. and TOILET ) BILE, one Of the
greatest Improvements Of the age which needs only to be
seen to be admired. For sale only by this concern.
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
No u USIoS STREET, BosTos.
j. GoODALE, Agent.
y Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
Der Furniture ap2I '&wf
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h bs ~ " GODS. &C.--G. s. Il A. J. uo{vE
~ worcester Baak Block, RaseF Street have in stor,
snd ~ sals, Llgg3ol, CAmpsiohy and 81. Dominso
suSueA Cnoa Cmwool, Ba5sw0od iIypgrnic. peacbwooa
Nei sanders, Brazil wooi, and Ql r5i;ron B,rk
81 AT
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- UsUOs thing that win sar p Dr. :.
A. Hips Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
q Gonouhfea, elects, Structures Whites Pains in the
BaeF and Lons, Seminal Weakness, Affections OF the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra. Gravel and all ohe
disorders Of The uSnsry organs, without the least re
s'rieton to Diet drink exposure, change In appB
eition to business These preparations are entirely
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olLsl olLsE.

- VFHHI VTIS !
o. barrels Meached Winter Whale
20 =" Sperm Whale
% Lard OH
20 " Elane OH.
h l95 sa'' BY CA s! DARLINGTON a co.
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ABAN BULLOCK MANUFACTURER og
gOBBlNs and sP0)JS Of every DESCRIPTION for t)ot
.9n, Wooen and silk Factories. Also 0hisei an5 Asye
lalss Nsoe Lsgsi Hubs, and job Turning OF eyery
$500 zone at short notice Shop South street Ftcf
.tfF 'tHiFf iAw1V
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

~ IEAm ENGINE FOR SALE,-one Sc.
, onl-Hani Locomotive Seam Engine recently Atted
ur any stationary business not rrqudng more tla2 hiry
h9iss p'se, Price $500 Inquire at the oiae of WOOD
hiS .a q W, junction Shop Worcester Mass
wa DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

49, OILS OILS!!
5000 Gallons Sperm OILS
10000 do, Bsachcd Winter Whale on,
1000 do. Lard 0lD for sale in quanttes 10
sH~ ~ O. B. A. j. HOWE,
~ Wnrreaiar Rank Rnei
EbHb S4CiANs AND DEALERS, in and
aD9nt tos city, N want ofpme Drugs are invited 10
cail az obo. u. sPUhRS 20i Main 81 and examine his
WI seie.lea stock Of Neclns Extracts Chemicals and
Essential o9 feeling coehdent that what they purchase
VIII be the best IN the market "a az
~ bEkWaN --furniture Painting, yarnlshinr,
-. aud Polishing done In tue best stslo. Chamber
oash pail iqr good second hand Furniture, a.
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Main street. NJ. 121. Worcester
WV div q IVY
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RLAg KhMATM.-vfhe subscriber having taken
~ shop - fssser street. (aisly occupied b A. p
spfasnl prepared % Do Al kinds Of Blaeksmilhing IA
wdrkmanilss manner and on most rsasBnabls terms.
NJ az CHAkLEa WRIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19
United state. Patent once.

WASHINGTON, naTch y. 1929
ON the petit.GI. 81 WILLIAM GEORGE, OF halti-
~ more, Nd. praying for the extension Of pat
emit granted to him on the 10Th Of May, lS4L. for
an improvems1t IN MEchiDss for Riving and
Dressing Shit ges" fOr seven yesrs from the expi.
ration Of the said patert, which takes place the
z91 day of MAY 1855
tits ordered that the sail petition be heard at thu
Potent Once on Monday, the l4'h day Of Msy. Dext
at IL o'clock N and all persons are notified 70 sp
pear and show cause, If any they have, why said pc
tition ought not 70 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required Il
file In the Patent Office their objections, specially SET
forth in writing at least twenty days before the Gay
of hearing; all testimony d By either party to t.
used at the said hearing must be taken and trsns
mitted in accordance with the rules OF the Office
which will be furnished application.
The testimony in the case viii be closed on tn.
4th of Nay, 1855; dispositions and other pspers r.
liei an as testimony, must be- flied in the Chce OF
or before the morning of that day; the arguments,
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered, also, that this notice be published in tn.
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington
d. @; Argus aitinorp, M; Evening , rgus.
Philadelphia, Pa; Scientifc American, New York I;
once a week for three successive weeks previous T.
the 18th day Of Ssy next. the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
r. S-E3itors of the above papers will plepse cor,
and sad their bills to the Patent Ofica with q IA
per containing this notice. uarlO-ls~3ls
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs,
yfs Five Minutes.

TYLE3 ) Co9P0CfiD GUY ARABIC STRIP.
I'VE decreasing demand Ior this nsost pleasant
L sss5. and efscseiou5 resse1y tc- all pul,non. y
istasss, i.as enabled the proprietor TO re5Sce the
ptice 50 piGcs /; itSj the reach Of ell clsse .
lite ssFsToity Cvsc Eoas siilsr preparations IL =.
tesfe1 fy IcG--y tLainsLt yescisns who hkSs
sys witpS-Ses CT lis eI5c.IY when the usual gene
dies h'.ve :Giied; also hy JLcs sai & our 70
s-e able c.tizsns vao have us- IL in tkeir kl1ii>s
soth z. 7auiivs al cure Wit. falling sGs
cess tie iEsc tw-a.y yesrs, during hich rsIiol
With very i:ttls sid iron Advertising, &C., * as
grad Csli: gIZSs3 ruta ion the Whc.e unioc.
In cases o. rec,nt CID: COaJas, HoGi scI.cts DC Il
gives irlE date T5ct, AID gen. rally cures in lay
or tyo, without interfering With diet or busils :,
resaetinS tie sys-5T1 IaCre susceptible 4 Cola q
ehrnric c-Sss, kEi-G, 6.s03srsS Cough. Cro1p,
hTo77c..tt.', Affections CT te Ls.sa:, cas Gnsgnp
~ =, Il is always very neec.Gi AID seldom tas!s
WAN eoE- u.sLes ! u tl:-t = ?eTisSt . cGre-
tTice Z" .sd 60 ccsts S..a.5-
sGld VII, ssais By Patterson fxirn, Sio;iS % =,
Hlise;y -. Alexandria Ky Peel z gterens. IA
Hea- SS:nS~ = Er. CisGsi
kz- f..SA.S G1-S IRxBFC GsEDP DROPA
es.-l.il. cS-aS1- .l6o 70 tks above but 4 n!ldes
an ner- Io.taLi> ioE9i they sc. Ike CAs-n @ q
. tIcGsll.oi1c c. "a, sna Gar shs throat ard
Vo,ee; ifg c1-i-E 40 IL -Ioua :raX are psE leu.
ltsy rfce -tn4.t tyr children. t-eSEentsrs cf cob
Tic SsceAnehas. rr'i;c speakers. singer, Sc
Psi,e iat and a. cent, Per bcx.
foT sale ~ l4ost Drug AID osnly StoIss.
oct 1T
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United States Patent once,

WASHINGTON, March y, 1855.
On the petition OF JAMES BRITT, of NJ .tt-s san
" New N,ri, praying for the extension CT s
patent granted to him On the 10th Of July, ls4',
f)r improvement in Key Wr-pches" fer seven
y ars from tie expiration II sLi5 patent, which
takes place on tire 10th day Of j" y, 1855:
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard q:
the Patent Office en- Monday, the 18th sy of June,
nezt, at IL O'Clock, m; end all persons are netifro
to sppea and show cause, if any tSey have, why
said petition ought not to De grarteJ.
Persons opposing the extension are required to tl.
In the Patent Office their objections. specially ST.
forth in writing al least twenty days before the ds,
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to b.
used At the said hearing must be taken and trans
United in accordance with the rules Of this Ofcs
which will be furnished On application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
18Th june; dispositions and other papers relied VI.
on as testimony must be filed i'm TIE Office on or Dr.
fore the morning Of that day; the arguments,
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published ia the
Union, lntelligencer and Evening Star, W ashington
D. C., Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific
American, New York: ard the Post. Post q, Mass-
once week for thres successive weeks previous t.
the 18Th of June next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please COZ,
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with a %
per containing this notice mar l0-Iav3v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

JOSEPH HUME. - This distinguished
man, the tidings of whose death were
brought to US by the steamer Pacific,
was born at MontroSe, Scotland, in the
year HI. lie was educated to the pro-
fesSiOn OF surgeon, and in about the
year 1913 entered into the service of the
East India Company. By dint of I'M
wearing application, he acquired tho
rough knowledge of the Indian dialects,
and amaSSed a fortune. In 1908 he re-
turned to England, and then made the
tour Of Europe and Egypt. In 1912 he
was elected 10 Parliament, and he has
held seat every year since. He was
remarkable for his energy and perSever-
ance, and has always been noted as a
reformer Of abuses, an enemy of monop-
oily, and friend to the extension of poIit-
ical franchises. In financial ability he
was surpassed by few. At his death he
numbered 7S years.
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PROPOSALS FOR UEEICHING PAPER
FOE TIE PVHLIC 2EIUIIFG

OFFICE SUPERIETe S1cST ryEIlC PEINTiSG,
Washington, January - icJ1.
I pursuance of the provisions of the act enttle 9
J. An aci Ia pr"N''.e i.lf executing tie pa ne
pUGiiTg' &c. GpgTDvs' August 1T, 1852, sealed
proposals viii be- received 1t this office IN The Cap
nol, until "Wednesday, the 22ih day If March NJ II
IT l. o'clock RI, iOT iITH,>hJ. the f1iGO-gir rrtH
Titles and descriptions Of wrua- paper. n VII:
800 reanIs, weighing - BJunus per rlii, a nd Irpl-
surfing ~ 10 IS ius hes
3 100 reains, wcighngIj pounds perTeam, and nlcl-
sUfIRg IL by % Incies
leo reamS, wpis..ing 81 pounds Der rran,. aDduIea
suEiIg - by - inches
$40 reaHs, weighing - pounds cream and mea-
surip- II by - nrha-
40 TcaiS, We elI'i.g - pC.s .er Tlar, and ~
sGnns II b. Is inches
Nj these papers IL u made r. tie he-t materials
and finished IN the best manner and tree from aiuI
tsratOn- contract Will be entered INFO for sup
plying the qa4ntijIrS stated. - such times ls in
public service may require Iut the privir,r f. 70
served o: OfteTIn2 greater quantity Of oiiEar In
should greater quantity b. T,F -rri a. cA ti..c-
and AZ such quantities As may BE- deemed ne. es.G
Samples ot each kind ri pager musi accompany
each bIt, and ~ proposals aad .amp.t. null b.
transmitted 10 lhis Office, FREE If postage or other
expense
Each proposal iuslss b. .igaeI BY the indiyiii,.
or firm making ii, ard mUt specify the price -.
pound, aud ihe consequent price pr r. avn land hu
one pHce) Of each description OF paper.
All thc paper must De- delivered al such place O.
places a. may be design4,ei in Wa,hineton CITY; ia
''' va 'ii fa.iu &c UI
pense, and subject 70 the Inspection count weight
and measurement OF the Super .nten1ent, and be in
all re- pects satisfactory.
Blank iurRis for proposals viii be gTni,ed az rii-
One to persons Apply wing tor them , and nuDc Will
be taken into coiisde ration unless substantially
agreeing herewith.
Bonds with approved securities will b. required:
and the suppyn. "f an inferior article, or ialu.e
10 supply TIE quantity required al aHy tim will be,
considered violation OF the contract.
Each bidder Is required To furnish with his propn-
sails satisfactory evidence Of his ability 10 execute it,
and any proposal unaccOInpanied with such evi
dence will be rejected.
Proposals viii b. addressed 10 the "SupcrEtend-
eni OF the Public Printing, Capitol Of the UGitr.
States, Washington, aa.d endorsed "Psop0.al5 tor
Supplying Paper
A. Gs SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
ian 29-enid
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o. bill for the protection of hotel-keep-
is before the Pennsylvania Legislature. 1t
Provides that guests at hotels shall d.liFer
their money, goods, jewelry, and other vaIua
bles, into the actual custody of the proprietor
or MS proper agent, and on leaving their rooms
are to depOsi. their keys al tho offi,e, to hold
the proprietor liable for money or elo.hins
stolen 1t further declares that persons be-
coming guess at hotels, without means TO pay
their bills, aecEuing from any time not longer
than week, and not giving Iotice Of any such
inability, are vagran.s, and as such sha De
subject to conviction before an aidernao o.
justice OF The peace, for any period net longer
than thirty days, and authorizes tho proprie
tor to detain such delinquent until the proper
ohcer be obtained. The bill also gives 70 no
tei keepers lien upon the baggage Of guests
THAI one week
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(N.E.NMINa MADE Tn ORnER CnP,rr
BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

I EALTHY GUNS, AND A SWEET BREATH,
4 All vino axe desiIOus OF Obtainim. thes Bene-
ais, s..oud use ZERMsN' CELEDRATEO
IoOIH-EASH. 1hiSdeiic.oua article combines
80 many heiioiIcas qualities, that IL has now b.,
come standard iavOTite with the citizens Of New
f"Lk, I'm adtiphia ana Baltimore. Dentists gre
Scube IL III tieH Practice mos. successfully and
from every source the most ialtering Limitations are
awarded -.
ini'anied aud bleeding gums are immediately ben
ehtud ny lis Use; Its action upon them is n,lld
soouling and effective. Ii clca.ses the teeth so
thoroughly, tiat they are mate To rival near, a,
whlirneSS, aiil Gifuses through lie mouth such a
dtlghuui freshness that the breath is rendered ex
qnHi'iy sweet. IL disinfe.ts al those impurities
MiiicH tehu 10 produce decay and as Consequence,
when these ar remOvc.., the teeth must ALWAYS re-
main sound.
IL Is used ana recommended by all the eminens
Dedtists ia New YORK. Phiiadaiubia Raitimorr- and
other cities where ii has ben introduced. All
sis0ud give il y trial.
Prepared only b. FRANCIS ZRR,IaN. Dugg;, I
ana tiehiisl, Ninth and CathaEiue streets. fhla-
de'pha aad sold By all Druggists everywhere az 81
ce!lts pr eolee' w. II. GILMAN,
Jn' II1HI agent FIR Washington City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

u Bulwer leads a bachelors life in
Paris, and many singular stories are told
Of his eccentricities. lie is at the age of
fifty, the same dandy he was when he
wrote 80 Pelham" and really makes up
exceedingly well. His fortune is very
large, and he performs many acts Of I'M
oStentatiOus charity. lie is a fstalist,
and believes firmly in certain periods
being hazardous to his destiny. One
day, full Of gloomy foreboding, he was
seated at his solitary breakfast table,
when the new housekeeper, who hap
pened to bear striking resemblance to
his wife, entered" Sr," said she, @ /
shall do every thing to give you satisfac-
tion." "Wlll you, madam g. cried the
Baronet, and ringing the bell, he ordered
the valet to pay the housekeeper q year s
wages, and her passage 10 the most dis
tant place she would consent to 90. The
lady happened to have daughter mar
RED to New Zealand Chief, at Loorako.
Bay Islands, and hither she was dis
patched al Bulwer's expense.
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EVENING STAR.
FOE TEE STAR.
THE LOVED ONE OVER THE SEA.

am weary Of waiting-of waiting
For loving tones spoken 10 me;
And nv spirit is pining-still pining
For love Lie eyes Ger the blue sea.
There are music strains on the air thrilling,
And hauntingy sweet though they be-
Far sweeteT 10 me Is the trilling,
OF n loved absent voice DER the sea.
I am weary Of listening-of listenin.
For bounding steps coming To me;
And tears -wilful tears, will be falling
While they larry so long DER the sea.
There are soft, gentle steps lingering near me,
Steps light as the morning TO me;
But list for the SQUAD that can cheer me-
"A firm, sprinsing step DER the sea.
i am weary OF weeping OF weeping
O'er hopes withered by the decree;
of fate that has cruelty banished
n warm, loving heart O'ei the sea.
Then how can my brow he unshaded,
The world is ali sadness TO me;
For brave, tried, and true heart 10 dropping
Far over the blue, sunny sea!
But an not weary of praying
OF praying, beloved one, for thee
For know thou eft with me in thought, love,
know thou art weeping with me.
And il ! ne'eT gaze on that form, love,
Nor hail thee ffom Owe the sea;
Till death stills iris true hearts last throb Iov
Its prayer shall be offered for thee.
JESSIE.
" WASHINGTON, ID c., 1855.