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FURNITUREi FURNTTUREii

HNHERE will be found at the extensive ware
u rooms Of the subscriber, on Seventh street. oppo-
site Exchanges Bank Of Seden, Withers, Co., the
most magnificent Parlor Furniture Of richest rose
wood, oak, walnut and mahogany upholstered in the
best manner, with French brccatee, plush and hair
cloth
Also, elegant Cottage Chamber Furniture, enamel
ied and beautifully ornamented. $3.50
Mahogany and walnut Wsrdrobcs, Bureaus, Wash
closets, and Bedstesds Of every variety and style.
Dining room Furniture Of every description. q
Chairs Of all kinds ard qualities.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters
snnd ffiows; together with general and very ex-
rnsive assortment Of articles in the furnishing
Inc, all of which win be sold the most favorable
terms and At The lowest prices for cash approved
pspe. Nt8 az 49, IL - IA
= ~ N. NJ MoCREG0R, III
30 W y No. $50 North Seventh street, y
opp. Exchange Bank Selden, Wthers, a Co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

yUyHE following arc the hours Of depar-
ii lures Of the only reliable steam ferry boat ply
ing between Alexandria and Washington:
The steamer GEORGE PAGE win leave Washing
ton daily, at the usual hours
Will leave Alexandra at the usual hours.
His omnibuses will leave the corner OF Pennsyl
vania Avenue and Seventh street, 10 connect with
the boat also at the usual hours.
His omnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at and departing from, Washington and Alexandria.
nov 4-n GkOkGb PAGE
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BALTIMORE ADvERTIsEMENTs.
AMERICAN BOOK STORE.

AMENICAN DOOA bHO1Ls
VNTILLIAM 8. CROWLEY, Bookseller and Sta
wv toner, No. l46 Baltimore street. near Calvert,
opposite Carroll Hall, keeps constantly on hand a
complete assortment Of Books in every department
of literature.
Also. Blank Books, School Books, Letter Paper, Cap
Paper Pens, Ink, Envelopes, and every variety OF
Fancy and Staple Stationery.
All the new books received as soon as published
For sale, wholesale and retail at the very lowest
prices
Subscriptions received for all the Papers and Mag
azines published.
r5Sy- Agent for the american Organ" and all the
American Books and Papers published.
nov IL Il
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DALDWIN,s STEAM FA CToRY q Con

DALDWIN,S STEAM FACTORY. Con.
ID tractors and builders can be supplied at all
times with Doors Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Bamsters,
and Newols, Of oak, walnut maple mahogany, and
yellow nine also. all kinds Of scroll and fancy saw
ing and turning and all other work which The first
cla ~ steam machinery can execute. f.trtt
Factory corner Indiana avenue and Third street,
east Of City Hall nov lS-3taw3m
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FAMILY GROCERY,

Northwest corner OF Thirteenth and iii SITS.
ITHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the
u above-named etand, recently occupied by Mrs.
E. A. Laub, intends keeping a, general supbly 81
Family Groceries, OF the very best duality, which
will be disposed Of at the lowest possible rates for
cash, OF on short credit to punctual customers
He solicts continuance Of the custom Of the for
mcr patrons of the house. and begs to invite the at
tention and inspection Of his numerous friends and
acquaintance to the quality Of his goods, and the
of the public. A. JACKSON.
dec lin - n lStarl ...-...a -
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HOUSES and Lots for sale. Several com,
IL Portable and pleasantly situated dwellihas, and
number Of well.located building lots, Great bar
gains may be had BY carly application to
1-au.. ett4a3a w. G. DEanE.
Corner Of Sev..satn aud D streets,
No. 500, second story.
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ExTENsIvE WOOD YARD.-Th

II scrber, having purchased the entire stock Of
Wood Of Captain James W. White, 70 long and fa-
vorably known 10 tho citizens Of Washington, MS an
upright dealer in The article Of Wood begs leave TO
announce 10 tho customers Of his predecessor and the
citizens generally, that he intends 70 continue the
business at the old stand on Canal street. few yards
east Of Seventh street bridge where he will endeavor
wood Of the best quality, At the most reasonable
prices. His customers may always depend on getting
E nor l q .r - 49, THos. s. BUTLER
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EB- A lawyer, somewhat dsgustcd at seeing a
couple of Irishmen looking at sx-sided building
which he had constructed, lifted up the window,
and addressed them: "What do you stand there
for, like pack Of blochheads gazing at my Office;
do you take it for church," "Faix," answered
one Of them. g was thinkin' SO. until saw the
dovl poke his head out OF the window"
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JACOB WEAVER, -,
Cabinet Maker md Undertaken of Funerals,
AT short notice,
No. 81 ROSS Street, near Eutaw
Baltimore. nov ID
INTERESTING NEW BOOK.
DAsT Meridian, a New Book, by Mrs

INTERESTING NEW BOOh.
UDAsT Meridian, a New Book, by Mrs.
III Sigourney. r.. stF ~ -.
Poems and Ballads, by Gerald Massey.
Discourses ON Truth, by DR.. ]. II. Thromwell
The Land of the Forum and the Vatican, by New
man Hail.
The " End Of Controversy" Controverted Arefn-
tation Of Miners End Of Controversy by Bishop
New Supplies of Fanny Ferns new book, Ruth
Hall, and Of 8tg 1sfFW
Kirwan's Parish and other Pcncilings
Autobiography and "reminiscences Of the Rev.
VIM. Jay .a4asl45tl
Heroincs Of History, by Mrs. O. f. Owan-
Journey 10 Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor.
The Lands Of the Saraccn, by Bayard Taylor.
History Of the Crusades, their Rise, Progress, and
Results, by Major Proctor.
: Republican Court, Ornaments Of Memory, and
other superbly bound books for gifts. - i9
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
dec 81 4es Seventh street.
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DRICGs, HALL a co., Engineers and
- General Maohinsts corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west, Washington District Of Co
lumbia nov 13--ly
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pAeUERREofYPEis ON PAPER

n" 0r0phlc AFf. = n -.
DAGUERRE0fyPES ON PAPER
And In Oil Colors FAR exceeding any style OF portrai
ture ever offered to the public, and at small cost
This establishment possesses many advantages
over others in this city, having sky light with over
200 feet Of glass and thereby enabling tho artist to
make likenesses Of children almost instantaneousy.
Portraits are made in this establishment from 81
A. NJ 70 sun set, and equally well in cloudy as fair
weather, except Of children. "
No likencsses but the best win be sold at this gal
lcry as he intends every picture which he gives 70
be q lasting advertisement Of his work.
Particular attention will be paid TO copying PANT
ings, Engravings, Ststuary and Dagucrrcotypes For
taking these copies he has an instrument made for
the purpose, and used only in this city ut
vANNERS0N'S,
No. A2s and 42s, over Lane fuckers
nov l3--u building Pennsylvanfs avenue
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n DIGEST OF THE LAWS AND RE-
IA solutions of Congress relative to Pensions,
Bounty Lands, Pay Of the Army, Mileage, horses or
other property lost or destroyed in the Military Ser
vice. Expenses Of Volunteer force, Patents, 90, to,
gether with the Opinions Of the Attorneys General
and Decisions of tho Secretaries of War and Interior
and Of the accounting officers of the Treasury there
on, with full and complete s.....J,t IS Z, III
u FORMS. OF ApPLfSAfi0N Y II
so arranged as 70 furnish all the information that
may be desirea by claimants or their attorneys.
BY G. w. BENNETT,
dec 6--s.on qs. Attorney-atLaw.
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IyOR SALE ca LEASE.--A number Of mn
- improved lots fr sale or lease located il various
parts Of the city. esla.f f.eU. WARD.
nov 19--dh Is fsl as4ta 0a ssehF
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MRS. HERMAN 81 CO.,
French steam Scourers.

No. SO North E,aaw street near Lexington.
BALTIMORE,
Will thoroughly clean all kinds Of Ladies' and Chill
drens Dresses made Of silk velvet or wool; gentle
mems Coats Pants, and Vests without shrinking or
taking off the natural gloss.
The Utmost Punotaality Wavaafsd
White Grape Shawls done up equal 10 new.
All orders left at VIM. p. Shedd's, Fancy Goods ands
Millinery, 500 18th street. Washington, d. c., win be
attended TO. 1874 ~ dec 13-2w
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~ M. sKIPPON, Merchant Tailor, No.
Ne 1873 Pennsylvania avenue between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets, would inform his friends and
customera that be has now on hand handsome as
sortment Of Cloths, Csssmeres, and Vestngs, which
have been selected with care especially for custom
trade and Of which he would be pleased to make up
to order in bis nsual good STYLE At moderate prices
~ B-His friends and the public in general, are
most respectfully solicited TO call and examine foi
themselves nov 20-TuATh1m
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VyO MEMB ERs OF CONGRESS

VuyO ME M b II RS OF CONG RESS,
il Strangers sojourning in the city, and the pub
lie generally: Permit me 70 call your attention to
and Vestngs which viii be made up to order at the
shortest notice and in such style cannot fail to
please. Having supplied my establishment with the
very best workmen will warrant that all garments
any other establishment in the United States.
WM II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor,
Pennsylvania avenue, three doors west Of
Third street No. 4ss.
Also, agent for the. regular French Fashions, re-
cciyed Regularly, Two suits month. gTe
dec 2-z2aW3tSif n.t,a el4 w. n. 8. Z
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ID OTHWEIL ~ BROWN, AUCTION
~ GERS and Commission Merchants, Lou
isiana avenue opposite the Bank Of Washington viii
give attendance 70 all business committed 10 their
charge, and win make sales by auction Of all descrip-
tons Of property real or personal They respectfully
solicit a share Of the patronage of the public.
They are now opening and arranging for sale an
extensive assortment Of e4rt'tN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OF every variety, 10 which they invite the attention
Of persons furnishing. F41.t
they have on hand supply Of
APPLES AND ONIONS
Purchased in Boston, and win shortly be provided
with AelJ Il 'Jsls @.
POTATOES
All Of which viii be disposed Of at private sale
nov l9-QawQm
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HHAS. c. TUCKER, WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
~ Attorney and Agent for Claims, and Commission
OF Deeds for all The States, Revolutionary naval in
valid and hafpsy pensipns obtained also bounty land
for services in all he wars in which the United States
have been engaged and for the services or volunteers
in the Texas Revolution Of 1886. Having copies or
all the muster-rolls cf The Texas Revolution he Is
prepared TO give prompt attention TO the claims Of all
who served, and of the heirs of those who died OF
were killed while in the service
Office and residence, No. 5l3 Maryland avenue.
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NOR rent, three story Dwelling, with
- back building, street north, mo. 49, half
square east of the Patent Office. The house Is
handsomely finished and contains fourteen OF 6ftecn
rooms supplied with gas and water. Apply TO
@srs3. $3.50 SAMUELF0
nov l6-eou Next door, No 427.
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- EDUCTIoN I'M GAS FIxTUREs.-

ID EDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.-
~ We are now receiving the largest stock Of Gas
Fixtures ever offered in ths,city comprising every
variety OF style and finish They have been selected
delphia, and include all Of their patterns a. = u
Owing 10 a reduction in price Of Gas Fixtures, we
prepared to furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep pace with the above Improvement the price
Of gas tubing has been materially reduced, and our
increased facilities warrants in saying that we
prepared and can execute snyswprk we may under
take cheaper and better than any other establishment
in this city. t l.s;
j, w. THOMPSON d BRO,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment
Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
nov l3-dtJan. 1 I'D btw. 10th and 18th SITS
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Measnrer of RuiidinY

Measurer of buildings.
w. G.. DEALE offers his services to builders and
others as Measurer of all work connected with the
erection of buildings. All orders left al the corner
Of Seventh and d Streets, No, 526, second story win
be promptly attended to. nov l3--eor
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4 GENCY in WASHINGTON CITY

"A WILLIAM II. HULL, (for several years an
Examiner in the Pension 0ficc,) win attend to the
prosecution Of claims against the Government such
as Bounty Lands, Pensions, Back and Extra Pay
&c. 5.ts.i&si 4., 7 ~
Refer 10 Hon. L. p. Waldo, Commissioner Of PEN
sions, Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General
Land efice and 10 tho Heads Of Departments and
Bureaus generally. ISL li-tr H
nov l9-ly
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IT AIDES WORK BoxEs.-A fresh supply
- and very cheap at LAMMoND's, 9TH ST.
dec get
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pLUMB.s DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

TAOMD,o DfuUEnHEAN AsOOMS,
y2yfK SsStsres taken At this Establish dhl,
u nient cannot possibly be excelled, as the appa-
ratus and chemicals used are of the best description
consequently bad picture is an impossibility. Wis
tiers will find every preeaution taken for their com
ton TO the style The rooms are beautifully fitted
up and contain portraits of hundreds OF celebrated
public characters and are always open for the exam
nation Of visiters. Ffiftf 4 III nov l3-3m
NJ CT. EMERY,s Granite Marble and
We Brown Stone Yard corner of d and Second
streets. Office on Second street, between b and G
streets. Residence AIS street, between Sitth and
Seventh. u t nov ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.


.sMr Witness. YOU have stated that my client
,nanig.sted ,,rent astonishment when you told him
t1e facts YOU Just stated. Now, ho,o did he mani
FIST establishment = s tlaE
ale looked astonished,
ssBut what were the indications of astonish-
ment, sirs You seem to be very smart witness,
and you ought TO be able 10 tell me this
cral appearance"
'.That won't answer, sir. If you can't describe
the appearance of my client, whom astonished, in
order TO give the jury an idea Of II, suppose yon
iook astonisted once yourself!o h A
"That win do, II you win show me something
astonishing .t~
"Wen, now, my sharp fellow, what would as
tonish suchan astonishing witness yourself hey Y
s'Why, il you want to paralyze me with aston
ishment, Just show me an honest id,cyey r. 4 OH
"Th-the witness can take his scat" s#tf
]f lfeitt
The LAsr--"H How you do this beautiful twi-
II ,ht, Gumbo ?" asked one darkey Of another, the
other morning, at Catharine market.
.'Oh, to lol for ole man o my time"
Hear nobody read dc papers dis morning,
Gumbof" ia a,f#r
Eyes, indeed. Billy Tinker read 'cm all out in
do fish market aforc daylight"
"Well, what's do moose, Gunboyn
"Nofn much--ony dey'm ftein In Turkey
about a Sea Bass Pole, and dare hab bin hull lo
killed" AiEg sf
"WeI, OATS nifty queer ting to kick up such
row about. Why don't dcy cotch dc Bass widou
no pole, like us fellcrs p @ l
ooh, it's sufRn bout stcaliI pole, tink; fol
one paper SEE It's taken, and do other seq 1t amt
and dars whar de quarrel am"
Well who took ity"
why, de paper SCI II amt taken at all, and
dars whar de fusion am fA
Ah.--gnnd ynorrafuo + .st- III .t Z
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FREE EXHIBITION,

vANNERsoN'S DAGUERREAN SALOON /
Improved Stercoscopic Likcnesses.
TzS greatest inproronSnt epsr made ~ The Photo
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e5, 700 WANTED.
a NY PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE
~ amount to loan, on the most unexceptionable
real-estate security viii hear Of customer by nd
dressing, with real name Box l34, Washington City
Post Office. nov 25-dtf
DIAMOND and other rich Jcwclry, a
~ good assortment on hand, or manufactured to
order at short notice. and at much lower prices than
elsewhere in this city, and no mistake at No. 41s,
Pennsylvania avenue. raS~r at
nov 22 U.s. ,f - IL o. HOOD.
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FOR RENT.
q NEW THREE-STORY, AND ATTIC
"A Brick House, situated on Sixth street east side,
near the corner Of NJ, No, 49, For Particulars in.
uuire Of F. NJ MAGRUpER,
3e Dry Goods and Shoe Store, L,
noY, 2a=eodts No. as5. Seventh street. : !.
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fMPORTANTNOTIC best mate-
IL rial and the best work only allowed in the SHIRTS
made and sold by WIN. II. FAULKNER, the only
practical Shirt Maker in the city Of Washington. Try
them, and save money in addition TO trouble, time,
and temper Gentlemen measured, and good fit
guaranteed in all cases. 81
Orders attended TO with despatch. Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT
Pennsylvania avenue between
Third and Fourand.a;Ha sts., south side.
dec @lyd
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JOSEPH 6. G. KENNEDY,
il. g, LATE OF THE cENsUs oFFIcH 49,,
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depart
r ments.
Office, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
over the Savings Bank.
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Mrs. G. v. JOHNSTON,
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Tenth street,
49, entrance on street.
Will take several Apprentices. Also, good hands
wanted. EHi ..5-T =
She win cut and haste, cut Innings and Patterns.
dec 4-1y .-LA.l. - -
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec 1R-eo6m
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Price e1 per box; or for the convenience OF those
residing where IL has not been introduced yet II
will be forwarded by mail, prepaid, 20 any one en-
closing "a ctter-stamps In any part Of the United
States except Oregon and California; TO these for
80 stamps, y. ~ 1.t.
fE- liberal discount % dealers, and delivered in
New York city free Of expense. hl
nov la-1Y -. = - -
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Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
nov l3-dtJsn. l btw. 10th and 11th SITS;
Butte record., 1855-09-15
J5s 5torq.
La Iorgue.
FOUNDED ON FACTS.


Ii was late in an autunnal evening in
the year l7S- that Heinrich Engelmann,
aud his wife Wilhelmina, arrifed in
Paris from NIayence. They had per-
formed their long and toil>ome journey
in the public diligence and thus suffi-
ciently accounted for the weariness and
fatigue which had made the pale check
of the delicate WIlhelmin ey,n paler
than it was wont, and dimmed the energy
and fire of her husbands eagle eye
The motive, too, which had led them to
quite the city of their birth for the
French capital, was one not calculated
to lend gaiety to their aspect, or conf
'dence to their step, Engelmann had
journed to Paris, to use homely but
expressive phrase, ''to seek his fortune" !"
and his oung and devoted wife would
shsSe f.l!owed his footsteps, though the
path was through u burning desert, and
"A dungeon the goal OF desuna'lon.
4Engeiaann was the soa of German
Count, who had left them at lsis death,
'1he patrimony of few hundred acres
-yherewith to pay the heavy debts which
prolonged and a lissolute life had ae-
seumulated. To,seil the small estate of
his forefaihers, to heurt gushing wi b
that deep fersent love of country, " hich
TO It's .possessor is boon of joy, or dow er
OF pain, was in itself sacrifice hard to
make. Bu, it was made; and the green
fieids, and SUI ny vineyards, where he had
sambolled in all the undinned freshness
of boyhood's happy hours. were trans
fersed to stranger and bitter was the
si.h which wrung his breast when he
looked Oh the fertile possessions which
lay il thrir sill pictur, sqae loveliness,
wherever his eye turn i, aLd felt th.,
not one rood Of '.Fatheiland'' was now
his by right, Various were the schemes
winch offered themselves TO lis imasiaa
Butte record., 1855-09-15

LOOK AT THE BRIoHT SIDE.-If we
do not, We shall perhaps find, on close
examination, that our good opinion of
the past arises out of an uneasy feeling
that we are not making the best Of the
present. 1t is SO much easier to find
fault than to rectify and so, instead of
looking for flowers, we say there is moth
ing but weeds, and We creep about be-
wailing the evil days on which we have
fallen. Shame on usi Look for the
flowers. There they are, growing in
thousands on thousands,i in manifold form,
hue and beauty, along every pathway,
with something to cheer every eye that
looks upon them.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

CoSGENIAL NATURES ONLY, LOVE-
Who can force the heart to sacrifice it.
self at a shrine 1t loves not or prevent
lis flying from place where it finds no
home 7 Yet such things are often at
tempted in this world, and are bursting
forth afresh. What has been done still
is done, and the seed sown by the wicked
springs forth and comes to maturity un.
der Gods sun, which ripens the melons
as well as matches the egg of the croco.
die
Butte record., 1855-09-15

BEWARE OF Flat ERGHG.-He VINO
is the iattercr of his wife, only prepares
her ears for the hyperbolical stuff of
others. The kindest appellation that
her christian name affords, is the best
that You can use, especially before faces.
An eyerl sting ''my dear" is but sorry
compensation for the want of that sort
of love that makes The husband cheer
fully toll by day, break bis rest by night,
endure all sorts of hardship, if the life
or health Of his wife demand it.
Butte record., 1855-09-15
One Love Alone.

One face alone, ore face alone,
These eyes require;
But when that longed for sight is shown,
What fatal fire
Shoots thr'h my veins keen and liquid fame
That melts each fibre Of my wasting frame.
One voice alone, one voice alone,
pine to hear;
But when its meek, melihuous tone
Jsurps mine ear,
Those slavish chains a bout my soul are wound
Which ne'er till death itself eau be unbound
One gentle hand, one gentle hand,
l fain would hold
But when it sees at my command,
My own grows cold;
Then low to earth bend in sickly swoon,
Like lilies dropping mid the blaze of neon
(SARA CoI-ERipGE-