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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

plo, they wi ere long, would certainly b. bat
Ter policy for the WICKED 70 Eend their wsjs res
God b. running bitber sUd thrther, still husglng
welcomes In and 70 their bosons. =
MARRIED.
In Sit Lake City, June 8, by the Presiding Bsh-
op, EDWARD Hunter, Mr.. John MARTA and Mlss 5A-
RAJ ADD sergesDt late from Eoplsnd.
In Salt Lska Oh y, June 4, BY Elder Wm. D. Pratt,
Mr.. AndieWJ J. Workman and Miss Rsbecca DAck.
American Mass Mssta"g at Osncinasti. the
Tbuls ~ ever ing. the l9sh inst, says he C,ncio
chr an Tunes, wi ne Esd the greatest gathering OF
people that has taken place In thar city FIR yeas.
ssn q from al Dsas. @ he
Fiith street market space. Rockees ana other Ore
woIks were set of st Intervals uotl about O'Clock,
whep the vast ooncoufse (vs'icualy esslmstea vt
by E. P. Norton, Esq., who nominased VIM. A.
AdSms IS president Of che nesting.
Mr.. ADAMS, en- taking the char, slated 10 q vsrs
s. rSS: Ds SsS me
were Wiling TO abide BY the action Of the Colu nba,
convention Of July Is. 1t was ~ important quss-
ticn
TIE meeting then proceeded to the selection Of
Of her officers.
1hey presented the following preamble aud reso
Iutione:-
Whereas The Democratic State Convention OF the 9th
have failed 70 avov mr. nze vhich IA
eve vital 10 the welfare Of the r. public ana orr stats
therefore,,
Resolved, THAT ws continue 70 maintain - paramount
aoa never 70 % ignored, tnS .sn sno w
ton 70 tSe Union ana hostility to ss enemies
the North. - = w. y
vo,cv W. dom, NAV ...o,a saa,. ).
ra,,n uo"s p"y '00onu nou'o " soy
PPsyyc,v.a r.. I'm. .n.,a a.. -.
Mss"ur; e,, as ntn ro,.t ~ - s". ,u
and time hoDorsd compact, and are not from resent.
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pack psftJ o. rom eight 70 t1elve pefs1ns,
arrived from California on the 4th ins.., on th.ir
route, crossed the mountains the latter part of
Apr;, and had much cool, snowy aud rainy weather
until within four days travel Of this plsce. T,ey
report hfty more returning emiGrants bet wssu hare
home 81 The overland route this SEASON, add very
large plumber BY way Of The 1thmus. Hard timss
in California 10 said 70 be the for this reHux
move ment. Rather Singular, 10 IL NOT that had
times sboud be able 70 show his grim visage in tbs
land Of gold. II that grim character, and ~ss, ani
rsstils nee, spd plague, md famk and few other
81 that dread ard waiting brotherhood spread their
ecvsstaiicns sitsae more upon the brosdc st prirc
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FROM THE PARISH oFaVoYELLEs
The following is an extract from private
letter received from Marksville, under date of
the Sd inst. giving an account Of the proceed
ings there on the Cd inst. -


the Sd inst, giving an account Of the proceed
ings thereon the Cd inst. -
MkRKsvILLE, August 1856.
We received our friends Draux. OGDEN Lewis Pond and
Beale, With open arms. The "a was great day for
the American party of Avoyees and nobly and well wss
sustained. Free discussion rendered, but NOISE
and Wickf sloped leaving the brunt of the battle to
borne by Davidson and Meuton The result Of such
contest veil be imagined The old terrapn tDa-
dare await tine scathng and overwhelming reply Of his
opponent, Col. Preston Pond,Jr
All Of our champions did we'll, nobly. The banner of
the American party in the pending contest safe in
their hands
The gathering real, whole-souled one, number
ing fully twotbousand greater than ever
Louisiana and the quiet and good order observed
throughout belied the statements of the Ajax OF the
anti-American party, Noise, that band of
sassns and church burners.
He dared not even this Catholic community, have
uttered such sentiments he avowed the ratification
meeting in New Orleans. We will stand such lam
guage even from him.
Whereyerthis individual goes he will do good
than njnryand mark the prediction that If his line of
public addresses in North Louisiana be Of the cast
that which characterized those in New Orleans and
Poipte Guupse which points the CANVASS actually
opened The democratic party destined to shameful
defeat,
lewis Drsux and Beale went on to Alexandria to-day,
to meet he wake up Jake orators Of the other side
morrow They will render victorious account II them
selves
The hackueyed phrases OF Wcklfs, borrowed from
Kentucky, pcn as the lion shaking the dew from his
manen arstoo old for this region He must al back
something else or else he ID used up We have
mBjurity in the parish the best feeling pervades
the party ana have doubt, that by the November
election shall be able to defeat the entire
can ticket
But1ew Withdrawals here and where one is made
there are ten to take his place.
In haste LouIaANrAs.
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rLATFoRM OF rae AMERICAN PARTY

y "a
Il We advocate an amendment of the Naturalization
Aaws safeguards pxeserve the purity The
ective franchise.
q We advocate the passage Of such laws as will pre-
vsnt the immigration Of paupers and criminals THU
epuntfy.
g. We oppose any interference in the vested rights
vii persons, whether they be Of native oragn birth
We in favor non-intervention with slavery BY
the FedsdeFai Government except for the protection
our constitutional rights. E3l&
5. We advocate high National Policy, such as vii
afford stern and unwaveDg protection TO the american
name Rbrosd and will follow and guard the American
citizen wherever he moves
.. We believe that America should be- governed by
Americans, eecting the through the ballot-box
elone the only legitimate Instrument Of reform in this
country.
Il Wa believe that the office should eeek the man. and
not the the office and eha oppose the distribution
Of ofa among oceseekers Or as reward for partisan
ssrvicss
s. will maintain defend the Constitution of tha
United States the Union as it exsts and the rights
Of tho States without dimnueon insisting
f performance the part Of the General Government
Of all the duties enoined upon it by the Constitution
White approve of the platform adopted by the late
National Council Of the American party at Phadelphi
resct the application Of the principles Of the eighth
artce to American Catholics unjust unfounded and
entirely unworthy of country We shall forever
tnue to protest against any abridgement Of religious lib
erty holding 1t cardinal maxim that religious faith
question betwhen each individual and his God We ut
for political o1ae. and affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments In accordance with thase
TO- We war with pxEtS such, but shall oppose all
who oppose US In the Advocacy Of these great American
4 principles.
STATE POLICY.
Reform Of abuses and retrenchment in our State ex
pendituress
Education Of the youth Of the country in schools a.
tnhlished by the State,
constitutional organization Of the Swamp Land Com
miBAioners 45a
more efficient administration of the Internal Improve
ment Department, with view Of improving inland
navigation.
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We have had considerable rain throughout
the parish during the present week /; not enough,
however, to supply the wants of all sections, or
give us any hopes for nayigable river. Steam
boat navigation on Red River has become ex.
tinct, and the good old days of OK teams be-
tween Mansfield aud Alexandria have been re-
yiyed as substitute. The establishment of a
line Of aatboats between Shreveport and Alex
andria has been seriously talked of i hut old
Hed says mol He has erected several bars TO
defeat the possibility of,earrying this important
SSssI Pfiss Into execution Mansfield (Desoto
s"1.on3 1iales. 3otn. ltslz -..zlL hrs,rstaA :
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agg- The preyalence Of ipcorrect MOTTO

gB~ The prevalence Of incorrect notions
the subject Of Medicine is of misery Medical
practice should not be by principles cautiously
the contributions of long Close
portan hsn that medicine opi be taken by avs
enianaes o the hands of of TALENT Judgment the
prohy Hoofnd Gsman Biers prepared by Dr. C jackson,
Pha elpha preparation emanang from Of the
brAted practitioners Of modern me and the
writer's Germany produced This article able
evidence that tho article prepared carefully and fully
producing the effect the orgual inventor intended.
of the leading practitioners or Philadphs debility
OF the digestive and hillary the arising
thereron We therefore recommend thin medicine usug
salds See advertisement aud Up lmdAW
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items from Washington will be read with in
terest
As the public press and public are not agreed
regarding the cause of Governor Reeder's re-
moyal, it must be recollected that with the cor
respondence between him and Commissioner
Manypenny, covering charges by the former
against G. Clark, Indian agent, and Clark's
reply, all heretofore published, was letter
from the Secretary of State, informing Governor
Reeder substantially, that without satisfactory
explanations relative to his land transactions in
Kansas, his official relations with the Govern
ment must terminate 1t is understood those
explanations were received here . week or two
ago, and taccording to the telegraphic dispatch)
have just been published in the West. They
were entirely unsatisfactory to the Executive,
and hence Governor Reeder's removal on the
2Sth of July. We presume the letter of dis
missal, and other official papers on the subject,
will shortly be given to The public.
John Wilson, Ex- Commissioner of the Land
Office, has been elected BY, the Managers of the
National Monument Society, as their agent.
Mr.. Wheeler, Minister to Nicaragua, and
Colonel Fremont, are here.
Judge Minot entered on the duties of Commits
soner Of the Land Office this morning.
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IA LARGE CARGO. The fine steamer FL. r.. W.
Hill arrived yesterday from Memphis, with q
remarkably large load for the season of the
yeAr, consisting of 1886 bales cotton, 584 bales
hay, 6l8 barrels -four, with other articles, clo-
sing up with five barrels castor oil. Whether
this latter article has or has not come to good
market, we leave for the members Of the medi-
cal faculty to say.
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THE MAILS. The Northern and Eastern mails
via Mobile. came through yesterday, bringing
dates from all points as late as due, with part
Of the letters by the steamship Washington at
New York, from Bremen and Southampton.
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ST. HELENA NoMINATIoks.-The American
party in the parish of ST. Helena made nomina-
tions for parish officers on last week. The fol-
lowing gentlemen are those chosen as csndi-
dates
Legislature, j. Strickland. Sheriff. J. G.
Watson, the present incumbent Clerk, J., A.
Williams. Assessor, a. B. Womack. Coroner,
Jas. Parker.
Speaking after the manner of the old party
divisions, all of the above named are Democrats
except the candidate for Clerk. Much good feel
ing seems to prevail throughout the order in the
parish, and there can be Eub little doubt as to
the result in the fall We have been informed
by some of our friends that the Natives have a
considerable majority over the Antics and for
eign party in St. Helena. lGlinton Patriot, 4th
inst 7-5
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DIEp d:

In this city, August 8th yellow native
q Jaskson Ma years resident Hunisve
Tens.
His nda acquansanss requested attend his tunea
from bis late residence Dyades street, Union
at 10 O'Clock This Monng.
t jackson tans land Huntsville sxa) papers please copy.
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President Of the Board of Health.


The SroRM--Sinoe Saturday morning, to the
time of penning this article, rain has fallen
with scarcely a. cessation, and at times in per-
| feet torrents, impelled with violence by high
wind, which has prevailed from southerly points
of the compass, It was feared that we should
experience a second edition of the storm of
August, 1852, and, indeed, there was great rea-
son to dread repetition of that disastrous yis.
| tation Of wind and water, for the lower streets
were flooded. The water rose SO that boats were
plying on Water street, north of ST. Louis !;
Commerce street, of course, being overfiowed
the greater part of its-extent. Having reached
this height, the waters receded, having done
.little damage, the rise being so gradual
that time was permitted to remove merchandise
and property which would have been injured
The steamer Junior and Southern Star were
unable to run as usual, more, however, on ac-
count of the difficulty of landing passengers
than for fear of the small gale which prevailed
IN the bay. Awnings and trees suffered con-
sideraby, but the damage in the city is lie ht in
the aggregate, and still lighter individually.
The railroad track suffered not q little by
washing, etc, and we are informed that day
or two will elapse before the regular trains are
resumed. On the whole, we should be extremely
thankful that we have been let off so easily. for
if the rise had been few inches higher, there
would have been cause, indeed, for lamentation,
The weather is not yet monday EVENING"
entirely settled, nor will it be until the wind
chops round to a more favorable quarter. mo
bile Advertiser, It'll.
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Our planters are busy pulling fodder The
prospects for a crop generally is, good, though
we have heard several complaining of the dry
ness of the weather. Corn crops now matured
are good throughout the parish. We have seen
but few planters who say that they will not
make sufficient quantity to supply their wants,
But little rain has fallen for the last week and
appearances are those indicating rainy weather.
IGhnton Patriot, Ath.
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AMaRIcAN STATE TIoKHT
FOR GovERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,

" FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
OF JEFFERSON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TEXADA,
or RAFIpEs.
FORIsECRETARY 0F4sTATE,
ROBERT g. BEALE,
OF EAST RATION ROUGE.
PoRssTATE TREAsURER,l
j. v. Durable,
BIZ or WEST BATON ROUGE.
FF0RrAU DIToR ROE STATE,
WALTER R0ssMAN,
CLAIBORNE. H.f tt7
FOR RATTORNEY GENERAL,
RANDELL HUNT,
Bkn OF ORLEANS.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
o. D. sTILLMAN, .a v
1 i nr ot4.c
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WESTERN FuNDs. The Treasurer Of the U.
8. Branch Mint has for sale drafts on the Sub
Treasurer, St. Louis. See financial column.
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gaa- For JUpGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CouRT-Ths FIJI PHILIP MORGAN announce him
Candidate for Judge Of the Second District Court place
j. N. Lea.
sE Election to take place the 18th August iyQs,d
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THURsDAY. MORNING. AUGUST ., 1861

lsau,as tae esy during the smer, suho desire
~ f ,cssky Crescent forwarded 10 them hare il do,ie
,.rnl vi eay specisd time, by leaning their orders and
aid,ess d hi e6fre, No 70 Camp street.
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wrThe 0fneinI Proceedings Of the Common Council,
on Tuesday night last, Will be found ON the fourti.
4 page ofte-dns's Crescent. M
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The officers Of the fine packet Empire will
please accept cur thanks for late Louisville pa
pers
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The counsel for Passmare w illiamson, charged
With abducting Col. Wheeler's slaves at Phfla-
delphia. applied to the Supreme Court for a
writ Of habeas corpus, with the view Of bring
ing Williamson before that tribunal, but the
writ was refused
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Il
TENSEssEE ELEoTToN.-The telegraph lines
are ont of order, of course they are. They are
usually in that fix when they are specially
wanted, Consequently, we are without decisive
returns Of the election in Tennessee, North Car
olna or Alabama. The Memphis Appeal-a
Democratic joarnal-affords the Americans the
following bit of encouragement
Eve have met the enemy and we are theirs.
We have no time for comments, more than to
say We have lost all this district, Congressman,
Senator, Floater and Representative
Sam. is certainly strong in that inter-
esting section Of country
We clip the subjoined item from a Nashville
paper Of the 4th.
The complexion Of the returns is highly IA
vorable to Col. Gentry. We believe he Is eleot-
ed,'' = e-e''
We will know all about the elections in a day
or two without the aid Of the telegraph. stin,
the sooner 1T gets in working order the better.
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eoVIhkhs MILITARY LorTgRg Tho follow
As .ne We've principal prizes drawn at Montgomery
" = n Class g. Of the Southern Military
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SEVEN Days NEWS FROM EUROPE, Asse-
ciated Press Of New York have signed q con-
tract with the Newfoundland Electric Telegraph
Company, for the speedy transmission OF news
by the European steamers touching at 81.
Johns, Newfoundland. A letter from a New
York agent says. "We expect to have news,
every week, seyen days from London This
cost Of the Intelligence thus transmitted will
not be less than $AQ. 600 per year. In common
with the Associated Press Of all sections, we
shall participate in the advantageous results Of
this arrangement, which is to be conducted on
similar principle with that of the Halifax line.
Many beneficial results to the commercial COM
munity will no doubt flow from the consumma-
tion effected. However, let the tree be judged
by its fruits
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE WESTERN AND
sourHEKN WATERS. Mr. Guthrie, steamboat
inspector at Cincinnati, reports that thirty nine
steamboats, were totally lost ON the Western
and Southern rivers during the six months end
ing on the Both Of June last. The estimated
damage to boats eighty three in number) was
200, and to cargoes 81 ,229 800, Thirty
one lives we're lost. What fearful aggregate
Can nothing bedevised whereby speed and seou-
rity can be combined-for, in this o-ahead aps
speed is more consulted than safety.
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MULTIPLICATION AGAIN REBuxEp.-The Per.
sonai Liberty bin Of Massachusetts has received
another merited rebnke in the following letter
70 the Governor, from one Of, the persons ap-
pointed Commissioner :d as.a.,.9=a oizs o.
TO Hs Eaeeisneg Henry u Gardner, Governor 81 The Com.
/ ssensqsEiAef Aassaq.aseits. D. .ei, ii5t5
have recently had the honor TO Seceipe from Won a
commission comforting upon the appointment III yom
to agreeaby to provisions OF the satu,e
q sns passed May III 1866 snd usually
easa tne Personal Liberty Billn As consider this
nc oonnctn5 With the lsw Of the Unted States with
~ fugitive slaves respectfully decline
IN this capacity and herewith return ths commits
so VA, ~ year sxcenency.9tit li ~ ,sta IL 81
VAN tnn greatest respect for the high Office of your
Exasieney and for distinguished personal ebsrae
/ ter, am your most ohaaf,ht servant
/ w na,s,.a.. -. 90 THsopoas g. MAraEw
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saie, PoTteraytd Cider.
@ The undersigned having purchased the interest sca
in the welisknow
ALE, PORTER AND CIDER ESTABLISHMENT
Nos 10 and 81 Bienvile street
On the LIST day of July 1885, the hereafter be
in and under bis name.
he begs leave to inform h friends Ind tho public he is pre-
pared to supply the Trade, HOTELS Steamboats, and
Private Families with -
ALE, PORTER AND CIDER,
IN any quantity and Of the best brands either barrel
botte terms accommodating any similar IN
South. $40
~ Country and City Mcrchant carefully filed with s
patch. ~ WA
. 7. F. MURRAY,
Jy2e 2Dlm Nos. ~ and Fl Rienx lille street
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W"as. .HcCtisskey,

w MS efTCCEfE6K6Vs
- No. ITO Poydras Street.
MANUFACTURER OF CABINET AND COUNTING HOUSE
FURNITURE
~ Extension, DANG and Breakfast Tables pssks
Armois Bursaps Bsdsssd Chair
- Runiiurs Rsralssa and vaEniahsd. .,yaa "a,
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. The following latest
items from Washington will be read with in
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hf Aof''V'lTY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
se"sNern Military Academy
LoTfERY-GRsHD sCHEnE FOR Aueusr
- GLASS II.
o'h DHA" NkUG. 49, 1855, IN THE cry OF MoNTeo,rp,
5=. WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
my $50, 900 -EsS

Notice. .m.
wv Our customals and h9- ~l.alag ths FALL AND WIN
TER cLorfLS' MAZE To oR1R. will plste call at our s
August Az leave tvr rssrsl md it4s for the -,
hoRRIs s. WAY,
Corner cArp apt Common strss,s, New or,.su,
THHs. NORRIS b Co,
jys 9rf No. . Miro, ulraa, Phil d.InbI, +
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BoUNTKLAND WARRANTS. - An abstract of
the business of the Pension Bureau for the month Of
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
,s. CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE.
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
The Company have the following assets:
Invested Bond aud Mortgage property worth double
the amour, loaned thereon 1855 Ole 60
roans on Bank and other 90
Bills Receivable being Pr miums. 1891 80
Invested Estate saus sTOe0O 6S+ 70
Due for Premium COLD sOSss
Scrip from other Companies, ed SOs5
Cash en- hand. IOo,sss
Total Ausets, .sielsss 20
.THoE. A. ApEMB President.
GEO. JONAS, vlosPrssidaat.
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IS = est5s'3,19 s5Is s .sz5qgEE f5f#i
psiiAs1 s9as SAD sn' ssss as5a4slo stalsasgIa, 4
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Us .g'9ss ,a4A&a1 coat .Iqos .sg,i ..
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DAILY CRESCENT
.4UrUMMaLLa.-.d DRea Avn TTs avggVee


The tiots cf tils summer are fsdiBg fast
And the sere leaves falling ~i.h every hIast.
And taink al the sIose nf each shortepfng day
That smother bright summer has pass away.
1t has past ike the rest wth It's hopes and its fears
Nov frightened by smiles, NOV bednmed by tesrs-<
ls has past, fke the rest with ss pleasure and paid
And; IKE them il nstst never return again.
The fat falling leaves and these witiering flowers
Are an emblem Of man and his fleetiug honrs; .s
For he basked for awhile 10 the SUMS bright ray
And The summer Of life has passed away. a.-
And the autumn Of life s chill and drsar
" hen, Ike lsases of the forest, hopessppea.,
AZ eb-y droep by from the wikhesng Spray
and the autann d life bss passed away. = = -
And tha winter Of fifs is sad and cold s-e'-5
Add the feelings afe dull and che heart grown old
md We long for the that tie weary siaf have 4
In the siisncsana gloomof the Iassionhss grave.
But the grass If the car npw asarsts rerd forth
And the sout OF the Just has refuge Of WORTH
nd the spring OF eternity blossoms for sye--a F%
Aof is fssvss never fade nor It's biassoma decay.
Though thesun never snes IN repiooa 90 bright
Yet the Esntb thar slso IL theft thsd3sess light
md the pavement Of saFpbires car sever dim =
fofrtis bright with the radiance rsasEted irons Him.
Y TgnnsAdng the sjories, unsatsd the heart s,,
+ inS Il one es snsyfr fsab nor the other depart,
d a .as Fye never tires. though unbounded the vieg
anu W ''ys though unchangfngs forever neg.
Ihe muse On The siasgerns Of earthly decay
.an .n a tfacei mlo the dsrkuess a promise of day,
nd nsaE iad tne fnstiins II sere leaves and fovers
Ahs Hsfps oi she aDges in smsrsats bowers
~ t- @''9 ~ = Sss~ tEraser's Magaajnsa