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THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK or POETRY. Co.',ed and
edited by CssKLEs 4. DANA. svo. pp. ~ D. Appleton
Co.
In spite of the exceeding richness OF English NJ
ersure in poetry of universal and permanent inter-
est poecal collections apt to be unsatisfactory,
on account of their attempt to embody productions
of standard authority, or of traditional reno"n'
without sufficient reference to the sctua grathca.
,ion Of the poetic sentiment in the of Intelligent
and cultivated readers. Thus in the popular specl-
mems complied By Akin, Campbell, and Haziitt, We
are brough. into contact with multiplicity OF pieces,
which though consecrated by the names Of their
writer's and interesting as illustrations of literary
history, possess intrinsic charm for the magma
ton or taste, and which really occupy an unwel-
come space in the contents of the volume. We are
obliged to pass over good deal Of rubbish before
VT can enjoy the choice productions which appeal
10 the heart of the reader always and everywhere.
The present volume is arranged on different plsn
II is no, compiled in the interests Of poets, or the
students OF poetics literature, but for the sake OF
those who love poetry on its own account and VINO
are Glad 10 be directed TO its sweet fountains, a.
they have sprung up freshly from age TO aye. The
tdlIor, httoINiA-iff hor pursue" iH'
trenrhment rather than of proiusion. He has evi'
dentiy been more intent on the selection oi pieces
of indisprtsbe greatness, than on wide gathering
of popular productions Hence many pleasing
poems Of genuine merit are not found in his work
sud Of sonre favori:e writer's We look in vain for
any speeimen. The nstural effect of this severity
Of exclusion would be 10 enhance the -olid vaine OF
the work, as a mine Of vcritable gems. Whether
this te actually the We leave to the decrsion Of
the reader. after comparing its contents with the
current collections of The day
The plan adopted by the editor in the er-
rangemen, of the volume Is novel one IN sueh COZ
leeions and has the advantage OF being ic'nded on
universal principles, instead Of arbitrary d''ine-
tons. Thus, the poems relating Ia Nature are
group.d together in single division. which again
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RIOT n DTIRou ANosS TBE CoLohED po'uLA-
rto,-TT. DefJ0d Adrert'ss, contains an account y
, oreet excitement among the colored P1pnlsticn of
~, e,v in regard TO the appearance in their In.t
81 the nero Brode, who, il u alleged, deeoyed two
eolored men back to Kentucky, where they bad ior-
nv. yy haen held in slavery, and delivered them 70
,h.r Inastor, receiving round snrn for the joo.
warrant an got r his arrest, and "a -1cn ss the
n.w- spread among the coIored people they assembled
4, large numbers greatly eSci,ed, and ininlgDg IN
yioleut iernonstratons. When the officers were
taking the prisoner to jail, several strong attempts
per, made by the crowd TO get possession of br0e,
a,id shouts ii "kiil him, murder the vnin," &c.
Fiye OF the ringeaders, including one wo,aan, ver.
arrested AID th together with the prompt action of
The of6cers who had the prisoner IN charge bad an
eject to quen the rotogs proceedings. Brctse was
worth sl0,Ccc, and generally respected among tee
whites Tie .ldrertser says II VII be Impossible iof
him TO reinsin in Detroit, anywhere ia the Nor.h.
THRrf DEATHS FRov ovE BtuSDts.-Mr. Johh
Wilson q sshoo! teacher AZ TaIadegs, Als. fas "e'o
women, and Mr.. Lawlor, all died Jew a"ys aAsel
druggist put up i'r gDnire
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vTUE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
j TEENIH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS

HAIR RE TO II A L v f.
Saws IN. s: Louis Mol Democrat, Below pabh o',er
10 d. Of this city from gentleman in Maine which
issncc ,nn have is aa,i when coming a reliable
rourre saIaes Of truth The Doctor needs
~ ''' B.TH Maine, Jan 30 1856.
rSL S @sSD ss to the % f,f
Hair Re-ioatiye induced 10 nns. All aPsc siLn 81 ~
npon ny ovn hair wle had eeeog. qae gay m9os' ons
three month. since procured biii. Of your Hair Re-toraye
d Saa stp g about i~e week Ssye ncs procured
bottle Of which have n'ed some can low certify 70 ,r
on y head AID face snd MY hair Ia. resumed IL natural color
and sad glossy dan ss, been before 70.
The ase OF fty.~o, has used with the -ale effect
Ih' 'oo.s m shorve viii tightly use it, a. PER drec
tions viii haze occasion to contradict my statements an
citizen Of s city ard redcl h :, io 'e a' ~ @
srbd a, your .er,icr wsh TO preserve beauties Of
nature IN Others as well as myself 'H 'Iy z RAYMOND
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. -, lSs.
Prof woor-Dcar Sir: Having hae misfortune to lo.s he
3 Poop@ % @ ~ va. var I'd 20 make G your prrpsr
on, and found 10 sn'we as the seI, thing needed Ny aa
N0N' 10 ~" :" s'''"' FINLEY JOHNSON:
Tie under.gned th Rev X Bragg Is minister in regular
standing and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Brookheh
hass Heis gentleman Of great influence and univ o
loved. . WM' piE In
Prof Woop-Dear Sr Having made ta oi your fta ne
.oIaye pleasure 10 that lie effect mss been ea
cern removing inflammation dandruf and constant tsn
dcucy TO itching with which have been troubled from my chd
hood and has aso restored my hair which was becoming gray
10 m original color used other article with anything
like the Pleasure AND FRONT iourS tiu,ps' pp,oa
The RESTORATIVE put in bottles Of three sizes viz
l,rse me d,rn small the small holds hall It and resis
or per bottle dunn ho- a, es', - per cen, more
In the small aud r-.Gils for ~ bottle the
holds quart ~ cent more II PoPorton and reas
for IS pr bottle. - .,, A.,
o. j. WOOD Co. froprie,oIs, No. sl2 broadway, New
fin ~ Y. Wire Railing Estaehhin'
ia MsIket. Louis. No. and sold BY all good praesNs
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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j. arranged into natural subdivisions, that become
obyioGs 10 IN. aitentiy. reader although they are
not formally announced. In Ike manner. we have
separate group- of poems of Love, Ambition. Com
,dy. Tragedy, Sorrow Childhood, Sentiment, and
lection from poems Of Religion
Without entering on any criticism Of the work
which would be out Of place in these columns, We
may enrich them with portion Of these spoil.
of time. = " hich here brought together in such
tempting shape 4, 10 max, abstinence an imPcse
Bile virtue.
We give our hr-t specimen from the commence
ment OF the volume. in a truly American poem BY
a living American poet. who is not 20 well known
as votary OF the muses. a. for his rsrt attainment
in the most rigid of sciences.
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IL PORT and FALL RlNLR-The splendid snd superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves NewYors every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, az O'clock ? m.
and he EMPIRE STAFF. Capt Brayton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at oe.oeA ?. IN, fon pier No.
9N. X. ~ .
,.u, ,u,l Tie shall have b. n paid ioT.
Freight srded thsush wh great Dispatch BY
=" "'Nf' NN BORDEN Asrut. SoS 20 .na II Wes.s..
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Aleoital.

CLONE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS.
- The exrTus OF Tso-hsrls can b. speedily
relieved By ts d-hs-ll f.ni-dy without far njlg ne
o. trr fnnt D.uiisfs hey !; daily fnrr
Irae sud hat J. has -sahi tu p..-rye many Vsi.ab4
teeth TIA; must Otherwise been drawn Try y0ur=s
sId f.cou.n..Ld !. ~ oth-r-.
Prepared and sold b. A. 4. H. SANDS. Drgs.is. No 100
ILAon-.t.. $-w-iork. Prize - cent p sisl
NJ II O PI y G. COUGH WHOOPiNG
W tOCGHi-Afs HALsTEADs WHOOPIsG COUCH
FkLlkh Era Reliable K.laed The vi
ral'd % ti For sale az VI WHITES, ". s5 Ds.s.oa-
n. l., aEd No. ss M4in-s.., Brooklyn.
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Sr,IE OF COsNEcTIcUT, FAIRFIELD COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT, August Term, 1853.
Upon the complaint OF the Bank Commissioners
~ Of -sd State this Court hath appointed FREDERICK
NlLDMAN Of DanbuIy aud MILAN A. JUDD of Bethel,
RECEIVERS of the HATTERS' BANK Of said Bethel aud
In tied aud appointed till the Goth day of Novembe d.
1853 for the creditors Of said B0nk to present ;heir claims against
Receiver and all csns NO. presented within
As uas limited " Ill be barred. Test ,r ~
TIE sDdesntd hereby sve notice the creitors of the
hsefs Bak 90 present their claims against The same 10 me
Receivers the Banking House Of ssd Bank in Bethel IN
ali faeld Comfy pursuant the above decree before
Q< 9vth day Of November, A. ID. 1855.
FREDERICK s. WILDMAN, poo.,y.-.
WILLIAM A. JUDD,
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nAY BOAT for Al AIBANY.-Steamer META
- MORA ..ery TUESDAY. THURSDAY AID s,TIR-
DAY from pier f.ot - Jay-s'., a. D'clocs a N
DTGTT Ia X MAIL LINE for BOSTON
III PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT. VI. sToNINOToS-
CHANGE or HOth-On and after MONDAY sept IL
the Steamer. of his Line VII iesse Pier NJ North R.gr
~hs above Battery plses daily .1cey: sundsT. a.
celock :. u instead VI 2. IL.
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TO PRTNROsEs.
giLL.p MORNING
Why 81 Sc weep, sweet babes! Gan tears
sleak lrief in you,
VINO were but born
Just as the modest morn
Ie.rned her refreshing dew
AAsl We have not known that shower
That mars flower;
Nor felt Ia uukind
Breath Of blasting wind
Nor are ye worn with Year.;
Or warped, as We,
Who think il strange 70 see
Such pretty flowers, like TO orphans young,
speaking 6y tears before ye have tongue.
Sneak. whimperug younglngs, and make known
The reasons why
Ye droOp and weep.
Is il for want of sleep,
Or childish lullaby
Or that ye have not seen q. YET
The viole,
Or brought kiss
From that sweetheart 10 this
No, no; this sorrow shown
BY your tears she'd,
Would have this lecture read:
- That things Of greatest 80 of meanest worth
Conceived with grief are, and with tears brought
forth. RoBKRT HERRICK.
TO BLOSSOMS.
Far pledges Of fruitful tree,
Why do ye fall so fast
Your date is not past
But you may stay yet herr awhile
To blush qo<g-ntly smile,
And 90 at last.
What were We born to be
An hour or half delight,
And - to bid good night
'Tis pity Nature brought ye forth,
Merely TO show yom worth,
And lose you quite.
Bu, you are lo,ely leaves where We
May read how soon things have
Their end. though ne'er 80 brave;
IL, I., fleiY prlfL
Like you awhile, they glide
Into the grave. ROBERT hLKhioh'
TO DAFFoDLs.
Fair iaffoiils We weep to zee
iou haste away SOON
A. ye, the early-rising sun
Has not attained his nosB:
Stay stay
Until the fastening day
Has run
But To the even-song;
And, having prayed together, We
VIII 20 with you along
We have short time 10 rtay as you,
We have a. short Spring;
As quick growth TO meet decay,
As You, anything:
We die
As your hours DO; and dry
Away
Like to the Summers rain,
Or a. thu pearl. Of morning dew
Ne'er 70 be found again. .
Here u one of delicious ojor from our I-''Se -o.i'
TRAILisG ARBuru>.
Dari,ngs Of the forest
Reasoning alone,
" zen Earihs grief : -creS
For her Jewels gone ,s- h.,-s
Ere the isst snow rift el,s your tender ''''T u"
blown.
Tiuced with color family,
Like the morning SKY,
Or. more pale and sanity
Wrapped ia leaves y. be
Even a, shi,iren .issp in faiths simplicity
There the wild woc-.ob.n,
Hymns your solitude;
And the rain comes -nDt4i
Through the budding wool
VIII. n. ~ -ou,h wind sgts bu' Gar" p"' - 70 =
rtI-.
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OyricE Ia CPossE AND MiLwAUgEE X. II. Co,

OyriCr Ia CPossE MiLwAUHEE X. r. Co,
NEwIoRg, Sept. ., 1853.
VHE undersigned having been appointed Com
uitiee BY the Board Of Directors OF The La Crosse and
settle the floating debt Of the said Company
sys,iuy give notice that they prepared 20 adjust said
49,. aud to extngush the ly diving the Bods of the
nd Company secured by third mortgage upon the entire line
their Railroad and upon oil its dcpos lands anoses and
Nm stock and all other real and personal property belonging
y Nd Company.
R respectfully request that the creditors pTesent
th claims at their ofhce 30 "a Willamst, NewYork be-
Evns to be all parties that The debts of the
Cspsny should be hquidstrd without delsy
WM. 4. GUEST, }
ALFRED SOhOS, >Coinnittee
A {. GUNNISON,
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OifI0E rnf NORWICH MINING Co, No. 60 Wal.st,}
NEw-YoRg, Aug. IS, 1853 )
NOTICE il hereby given that the STOCK in the
IN NORWICH MINING COMPANY represented by tae
Allowing certificates has been forfeited for tine ment
sn fifty per share due the 10th Of June,
lss will be SOLD this Office FRIDAY tae
ls dsy Of October next ~ II O'Clock unless previously
by the payment Of the assessment viz Certificates
Nos S. o. 2s 25 3s5 i2 3s5 5 $685. 4s 1874 si as 10,
III ~ 1e4 14 I50 l5s Ss2 S3 $50 l54 l9e 426 4S $50,
81 l3s 20 ga 5 g. lo2 l9o le l a. 4ol 559 49, 49, 59,
~ GS, 7 2ss 252 S77 AS 4S5 $50, S S. los, lC6 is5
m s8 s, 40 24s, l49 3l8, 3i7 ~ 6l, 2 ~ a. 20 ~ 30 81
M t ia 2s0 Ill, <s2 AIS, 44 TO- % 20, 2 20, 2ll, 22
a ~ 49, AS 25 $50, 427 900 l0 tJ % is5 lg7 34 2l0
n lol I9e 26 324 Ss2 81 So 40 292 29 29 2S4 299 5
81 % Sl2 39 $40 $40 49, Az AS $50 46, 4Sl 49 rs e
q, x2i, le1, 49, 64, S52 $50, 49, AIS, Az, I40.
By order of the Directors
NATH'L HAYDEN, Treasurer.
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n Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County

n Y. SUPREME COUET-City and County
I\s Of New -York.-JOHE w THOHPsON, jr az. HEN
RY WALKER and MARY WALkEk bis wife, Anna Bella
Brown James Y. Brown her husband, John Walker,
Thomas S Walker David ". Walker john G. Hnckl Jessie
Grorsiana Hncks John W. Thompson and Elizabeth IL.
Tho ysou Elizabeth Corson aud Corucus CorOn her husband
Asues Wellington and James X. Wellington her husband,
Pf-h- Walker widow Of james " iiker Elizabeth CsTiy late
Ehfsbtb Wsse uite Of Rber Walker, Jo.ePh cardy, ho-
Of said Elizabeth Isabella Walker widow o. Francis {.
Walker deceased BENJAMIN Wsker. Henry WslkcT James
Walker jesse ~ Walker Mary Elizabeth Walker Isabella
Wake Oscar slker Thomas A. Mef Walker Iafearc, H.
Waser John Walker end Naomi wife, Francis s4aeT
Fza Jane his wife William Walker and Miranda w his
wife, Samuel ske and Cyhis X. bis wife Mary Rosanna
Dow Mary Elizabeth Dow and Amanda Helen Dow. james
Dunbar and Edward Ma'hew- executors Of the asr vii and
ter.amru, Mary Purcell deceased, William Walker, by
Well. Brooke committee, and - his wife, and Cstha-
rnr = KellY.-Sgn.InO for rrieTI The DEFENDANTS:
Yo ,uncnrd aud required the complaint
m tb. action filed in toe office Of the tlrs OF the
CITY OF New urk nj the City Hall in the City OF
Newly OH the jt day of September 1873 aud TO serve
COPY the sad complaint the subscriber a.
No n Wall street, in said City OF New-forA,
hftsT the Of this on
the Gay Of such service and II fail to
whin the Aforesaid the piaintn IN this
action will the rhe demanded in the
congratulated September q, 1888
L. = SCOTT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 lawSwTu' No. n Walst, " y City
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CREAT REDUCTION of FARE
II INE for EQSlNN -IhIee DoLA
AXE RIOR LIN h .-loo5.
II TOUCHING
Al points between CLEVELAND, DETROIT and SUPP
RIOR CITY

Al points between tLfN IEANDi hoii a"S oti
RIOR CITY -
The new and splendid low pressure steamers CITY or
CLEVELAND j. NJ Lundy Master; ILLINOIS, John Frs-
Ell, Master
LEAVING CLEVELAND AT 8 p. NJ.
THURSDAY, Apri y MONDAY, April IS
MONDAY MayS THURSDAY, Aprl -
THURSDAY. May Is. NOSDAi, May TO-
MONDAY MAY - THURSDAY May %
THURSDAY, June 8 MONDAY, Msy 81
MONDAY, June IA THURSDAY, june 10
THURSDAY, June "a MONDAY, June p.
MONDAY july s. THURSDAY, Jaly 1.
THURSDAY July Is MONDAY, july -
MONDAY, July ID. THURSDAY, july -
THURSDAY August i MONDAl AUGUST
MONDAY, August le. THURSDAY, August Il
THURSDAY, August ". MONDAY, August -.
MONDAY Sep.~nber6 THURSDAY. Srptembera q
THURSDAY September is. MONDAY, September IS.
MONDAY Sertsmh.rS7 THURSDAY. september d
THURSDAY October7. MONDAY, October l.
MONDAY, October lS THURSDAY, OctoerI IL
7 THURSDAY Ovtoeer "a MONDAY, October -
MONDAY, Noyemb.rS THURSDAY, SoNemort
And newly fitted Passenger and Freight Screw Steamers
IRON CITY J. T.. Turner, Master.
MINERAL R0CK, J. 7. Ryder. Master
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo. L. Stone, Master
Making boats leaving Cleveland week through the
,
The make round trp in eight days Rco.s for
Any VI Llc trps cen b. secured by addressing
HUsSEY L MCBRIDE.
Forwarding aud Commission Merchants,
Cleveland Ohio.
NB.-Msrt all Packages. "csre of Ha'-ey McBhde,
.lannl Mo
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IN PURSUANCE Of su order of the Surrogate
oi he County Il New Yort, notice is hereby giveb - al
persons having against HENRY JOHNSON. iste 81
City oi Newly ora decced, pfesut The tn vouchers
thereof TO tha subscriber he place No. 93j Wash
u,ton-s' the ts Of Stwinrk before the lih day
March next, Dated NewYork. The 9Th dsy Of September
1855 WILLIAM JOHNSON.
sci iawdtnoTus Administrator.
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EAEE EEtoNEW-UAVEN,5 80 OCENTS-BERTlIS
Il FRRE.-The Steamer ELM CITY leaves pe.h sap
EVERY DAY at ; y. m. the TRAN tLLER ~ tht Niuh
~ H. fr,ish. -psrded Vermont, northern View fofk And
Canada FRANCIS HYDE Agent.
The GRANITE STATE cave. f,r Hartford VERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY sid SATURDAY - , q.
RICHARD PECK, AGENT.
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i ISLAND NEW ROCHELLE and ndMAAARONECk,-On
and siisl SATURDAY. jane H. the Steamer ISLAND CITY
Ce James vradenbursb, having been fehiied with new
boers sc and newly furnished throughout wall eSsnr-nee
Akns DAILY TRIPS Sundays exec Pied, between te above
named places fo M accommodation Of passengers sni freight
.l,us fu,on Market Sip At nl; tsinfl. .rss,s MAsa
roueck Il NJ New Rochelle 81 1So M 'ity ishd ~
7;S5 a. Far, between New lork anu 'sIo >, eh
between New.York and New Rochc ~ City lsand :
way Freight be board hall an hour before
the ,iIIso Of sts
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of The County II Seg irk. nlcc i b~rrby given = all
psr-on having claims against JAMES Gti NOR % the
City If HwYoIs deces--d yeut IN. WITH voucher,
th.ieof the subscriber siaelc. No. a C0.lm54
tue City of NeW i0rs fore the fifteenth dsy VI De-
c.mber n,li-Dasd New YORK. =. lth day o June, lsi3
q. VAN COII, Atrin.tatsr Il
u5 lsw6mTu Jim. Gavnar de..sssd
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NB-Msrt all Package. "csre of Has-ey McBhde,
Cleveland Ohio"
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OrrIcr La Csossr AND MmwAvkEE R. R, Co,

UIIICI u thOttL MIIsWAlkEf n ~ tUf
New.Ycrk. Sept. 10, 1853. )
NOTICE is hereby given TO the holders of the
~ FIRST MORTGAoE LAND GRANr BONDS Of the
IA CROSSE and MILWAUKEE r. r. Co that the under
ued fund ;be August past due Coupons Of
Bonds par by giving In exchange therefor the SINKING
Fsnd Bonds Vi Company seventy cents 20 the dollar
vbh Bonds secured by Third Mortgage the entire line
no mle Of road upon all It's depo.s lands franchises and
pa ,tock aud all obe real aud peIsoDsl properly belonging
b raid ComItny - ,
ALFRED SONON Committee.
A G. GIJ.yNISONt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

Translation Of JOIN Mason MALE
The volume is supplied with indexes both Of sub
iects and writers, which, in work Of this kind,
are Of 10 .inal importance, aud which, batting the
inevitable careiessness Of the proof-resders VIII
pro,. n valuable aid in referring 10 it, pages.
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fesal.

IN PtRSt ANCE of an order of the Surrogate #
tbe CoEn'y Nesi ork note. sh.bv svsn 3, persons
having claims against lDRlS L. APfLEl ate of City u
New York derrurd tb' with yonrh.s thereof
.ubscrte al the NeiO Ort Javsuie Asylum, l7jtls,
IN he Cts 81 New fcrk bcfrr he eighteenth ay Il
september u.xta,,d New York the itec Msrch
IG1G. tmi6 iaw6nTu-j JAMES l.. iPPLEY Aiaiin,lat.r
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THE ROBOLISK.


Bohohnk that IN the m. sdow,
Or beneath the orchards shadow,
Keepe-, up constant rati..
Joyous n my childr-ns pratJle,
Welcome 20 the north aggin
Welcom. to mine ear thy strain,
Welcome 20 mine eve the sight
OF thy buff thy black and white.
Brighter pumes may greet the ,Cn
By the hanks II Amazon;
Swee.er tones may weave the spsI
OF enchanting Phllomel;
But the tropc bird would fail,
And the English nightingale,
live should compare th.iE worth
With thine endless, gushing m.rtn.
Wllen the ides of May are past,
June and Summer hearing fast,
While from depths of blue above
Comes the mighty breath of love,
Calling ont zach bud and flower
With resistess. secret power
Waking hope and fond desire,
kindlng the erotc tire
Filling youths and madens dresm-
With mysterious, pleasing themes
Then. amid the sunlight clear
Floating in the fragrant air,
Thou dost fill each heart with pleasure
BY thy glad ecstatic measure.
A single note so sweet and low.
Like a lull hearts overflow,
Forms the prelude; hut The strain
Gives us no such tone again,
For the wild and saucy song
Leaps and skips tho notes among,
With such quick and sportiye play,
Ne'.r was madder, merTier lay.
Gayest songster of the Spring
Thy melodies before me bring
Visions Of some dream built land
Where, by constant zephyrs famed
might walk the livelong day,
E,nbosomed in perpetual May.
Nor care nor fear thy bosom knows;
For thee tempest never blows;
But when our northern Summer : o'er,
BY Delaware's OF SchuyIkilrs shore
The wild rice lifts its airy head,
And royal ieasts for thee are spread
And when the Winter threatens there,
Thy tireless wings yet own no fear,
But bear thee TO more Southern coasts.
Far beyond the reach of frosts.
Boboiink still may thy gladness
Take from me all tants of sadness;
Fill my soul with trust unshakcn
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Ocean 6teamers, &f.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR
xN LihfRPOOL-The AFRICA, " Sha-iuon, Con.ussudrs,
all sai from he WEDSE.sDA
h.suboa' vii ply h-t~-.n the Company Wharf Jsy
City and tie Africa from 10 10 81 o'clCck H. % convey
ps...ng-Ts AID baggage Ola l1aTt.
The Persia will sa 2fh il-.irt
gtrSARD So 4pouti-z G,.-n
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Darkness il thinning; shadows are rc'Tea;iug;
Morning aud light are coming in their beauty.
Suppap, seek We, with an esrsst outery,
Goj the Almighty
SO that our Master. having merry ~,
May repel langour, may bestow salvation,
Granting us. Father, of Thy loving kindness
Glory hereafter
This Of His mercy. ever Psssei Godheaa,
Father and Son, and Holy Spirit, give us-
Whom through the wide world celebrate for,vsr
Blessing and Glory
Sr GREcoKy III, GNsAr .La;nl
Translation of JOAN M.soS NEALS.
Annth,r IN th, Same Kind
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-02-18

A LOCK OF QUEEN ELIzABErHs HAIR.-In on
old folio copy of the Arcadia, preserved at vii.
ton, has been found two beautiful and interest
ing relics; lock of Queen Elizabeth's hair, and
an original poem in the hands OF SiI Phillip
Sydney. .l...
Tho hair was given by the Queen to the
young hero, and the poet repaid the preciou,
gifs in the following lines
" Her inward worth all outward show transcsnds,
Envy her merit with regret commends;
Like sparkling gems her virtues diaw the light.
And in her cendGct she was always bright.
When she impsrts her thoughts her words have force
Aud sense and wisdom flow in sweet discourse"
The date of this exchange Of gifts was l57;
when the Queen was forty and the knight twen
ty-nine. Elsabeth's hair is very fine, soft. snt
silky. with the indulation Of water. its color, q
fine suburn or golden brown. without ting,
of red as her detractors sssert but the soft ne,
sre aecked with light and shine ~ though pow
dered with goid-dust. In every country unde
the sun, such hair would be pronounced beau
tiful. ssr