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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
rnR nRCFNT nLRCTIoNs.
ITEMS FROM YESTERDAYS NAILS.

POLITICAL ITEMS FROM YESTERDAYS MAILS
We pick out some of the gossip about the
late elections. which we find in our exchanges
by yesterdays mails
WoRcrsrRR, Mass, Tuesdny, Nov. 2-The
Hon Eli Thayer is elected in this District by
a majority of at least 5000. In 1886 his ma.
lority was 1900. His vote now is far ahead OF
his ticket
Urea, NJ Y, Nov 81 erasmus B. Matteson,
member of Congress, was. challenged al. the
polls of the Ward where he resides IN this City,
to-day, and his, vote was refused. The ground
of challenge was that he had q wager pending
on the result of the election The challenge was
insisted upon, and he did not vote
Matteson is the member from New York, who
was convicted of bribery and corruption by
Congressional committee. [[EDs INTEL
NEwARk, N. j., Nov 8.-The Republicans
are having a grand torch-light procession,
headed BY splendid band Of music, and arc
cheering vociferously in honor of their victory
n this State.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. s-14 A. M
The AtLds and argus give up the State, putting
Morgan's majority at 10000. They claim only
two members Of Congress certain and three more
probably.
New Yo&k Cry, Nov s.@Thusl far our re-
turns indicate the following Republican gains
on the vote ofslast year:
Brooms 200 st.Iawrence 800
sIegesa So9
Restchester. 900 500
S Sntos 500 SsIS@Sias SOC SOC
ColnmbIa. 800 Madison 100
R iDsss
In the lid Congressional Dist, the total vote
stands-Sickles {, 1852; Williamson. 8 Ola; Wal
bridge 1883. Sickles gets in Thy the skin of
his teeth" through the equal division of his OPP
ponents
Gerrit Smith has polled Lighter vote than
we anticipated. 1t probably will not exceed
! 10000 in the State.
The N. Y. Egpress tAmerican paperl says:
| The American Party has been pretty we'll
ground down between the Republicans and the
| Observation-Disclosures voters often making their
ancient predictions as Democrats or Wings
The same paper contains the following: -
Senator Stewards speech probably cost Mr..
from 600 600 votes in this city, and 5000
in Kings, and it may be 1000 in Richmond,
though Richmond is not yet heard from.
It also cost the whole County opposition tick
| ct here, the Sheriff, District Attorney, County
Clerk, Supervisors, &c.
From Albany, N. Y.
ERAsTus CoRNIEG DEFEATED BY 800 MAORI
TY.-This means great deal. The opposition
don't know exactly what they have got in Rey-
nolds-but they have got victory over Lee
compton, the Central Railroad Clique, and
1 Ihurow Weed, whose real candidate Corning
was This satisfies them. Corning is rich,
able, powerful and shrewd- and It. took all the
odds and elements of opposition to defeat him.
sabsTs Eject to the 36E Congress heard from.
| Pres. Congress-. Nent Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

EMBROIDERED GooDs-LInen, Jaconet, and Swiss
Edgings and 1nssrtngs Collars, Sleeves, HanqEer-
mise Wo's Caps, Under Shirts, &c., &cus received by
sepn MARSH q TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

oMEsT1o INCONSISTENCIES warranted Sheet.
III ings 4 94{ 1O-4 lid l24 both linen and Cotton;
Pillow Muslin and Linen Bleaehed and Brown shrtnes;
Merrnac and Gin CHAINS FIannes, tadt DO
4aotSriRk; Panneis, Tckings, Shrtng OheIks,
&c. &e.-ihst received by Tsept1l MARSH 8 TAYlOR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
Just Gseceivlng and Now Openin

beg leave toinform friends and patrons,
wv and the public generally, that have just received
Winter Goods, latest most approved
styles Cloths, Cassmeres and Yestng all of which
to make to order the latest styles and
best manner, at shoft notice. san 5s-
also large andfull assortment of Gents Fur
nshing Goods such shrts, plain white and fapcy sk,
Cotton and erino Under Shirts ard alf Aose
Gloves, Suspenders CravRts Ties, SILK and Linen andker
chiefs all of which Will sell at the lowest cash pri
ces, at our new store rooms, No. 1902 Main street.
sep1S 5-ara WHEELER q IlAKINi Merchant Tailors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
No. 2s Mon
For Rent.

THAT desirable property near Mt. Wood Cemetery
known as the King property The dwelling contains
suliolent dalions for large family Tie lot
contains two acres, which could be made good market
garden. Also good orchard, and all lately enclosed
with an excellentfence. For terms apply to
lnh3O-tf A. F. HULLIHEN.
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States. .. eS.sg. CO. I -.e.s 10y. go.

=
Florida. ........... -
Indiana ............ 80 g. O. g
Maine Maine,
Massachusetts, IL II
South Carolina 8 70
Vermont. 8 8g
Tot .l.,........ s. u 81 a2
4'v"7sr = tue otner evening, entitled, wheat
and Chaf." It purports to illustrate life and
manners in New York-there are belle of gav-
enue v; fashionable scamp; a fast man; au old
fashioned uncle, (Brougham); an enterprising
mamma, and various other characters. The
critics varyains their comments upon it. The
audience was large, ard called out the author at
the conclusion to cheer him. "a
The California overland mail occupied twenty.
seven days on its last trip, being. two. beyond
the contract time; but the Department viii be
satisfied if the time be within thirty days for
several months, until the system shall have
been fully organized. The Indians are now
considered the most material obstruction.
In answer to:the question, what is the weight
of million dollars in gold Pn an officer of the
Philadelphia Mipt calculates as follows, The.
weight Of one million of dollars of United States
currency, in gold, is So, $50 troy ounces. This
makes q, $40 pounds, Q ounces-or nearly two
tons and quarter, reckoning 1900 lbs onlyst to
A respectnble citizen of Brooklyn, N. sY..ssg.
discovered on Saturday that his daughter, a
young lady of 16, had eloped With a Young me-
chanic and got respectfully married. She left 4
note announcing her determination To return TO-
her father whenever he felt kindly disposed 10. 4
wards her husband 81
All the butterflies Of fashion, all the dresses .a
Of loaferdom, all the wasps of criticism, with n
goodly sprinkling of the diffrent kinds of busy
bees OF trade and commerce, combined together
to makeia large audience for Piccolonini mon
her latest appearance at the Academy, saws n
New York paper.
oEE day last week a party Of boysIwere firing
piece. of an old gun barrel at Great Britain
Conn. One of them named Westovcr was struck
with al piece of tho barrel about the weight If
cent the piece going through his vest and iust
breaking the skin on the left breast The hearts
ceasedits pulsations and the boy. died in lass
than ten minutes. "a
AZ. opening, nine inches in length was made
into the cavity of the abdomen of Mrs. Tower
in Hardin county, Ohio, lastlweek, and an sovas..
ran tqmor weighing twenty pounds and d half
one:fo9rth her whole Weigh peeled from
It's surroundings with the utmost difieulty.-
The patient was doing vel: at last accounts.
u e : 4-
RECsST advices from Paris state That Ems
peFsf Napoleon has requested aIoFphy to give
specimen Of his blindfol daplayingi at the iTnile
mes: before the ladies of the imperial court and
gas also consented to be beaten at chess by the
9oung American at the odds of rock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

Is fSAIsR StS1IE . w 18ONNRTs,
5isi, stl ;y5idl fase = and handsome -
p sB o N N Ell RIB BONS S..
4. sep11 "a s.cs MARSH & TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
ROR AALEOR RENT.

fe5g} FOR SALE OR II EsNT. fis
TNWO Houses John street, one House Hampdcn St,
IL several Quincy street and dwelling house and
and Market Alley Enquire at Jacob Hus near the
jui tsSs't' ',i''1 JOHN BRUCE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
EIRIsT FALL STOCK.

a. r. A N ID a II II r. A @ II 10 n
Just returned from the Eastefn cites with es vel
a.selecfed stocl- of DIZZY q EfANCX GOODS
as was ever brought 70 ing stock co9stsis Of
sIIlKSBlack well Fancy, amongst which VIII be
found very good article of Black SILK only 80 ard
fancy, very nice, aEs75 u cents -
every style and descrptio and extremely
Rou direct to stock of Square
rounded steaS Chenille Blanket shaSs, square
and long, sBroche, etc.4
the very latest from the lowest TO The
highest prices the Eugenia Cloak something entirely new
be full Cloak Basque and must be seen to
be appreciated.
Swiss Ce5Eis and MaEssillss Sleeves Cambria Bands.
of Sleeves and Collars lots, New York Auction, will
be able to sell them eXtremelyloW
BONNET RIBBONS, Ruches, Fancy Straw Jin1pss Bons
the Chenille Bonnet something
new, Twill sell cheaper than any house Wheeling.
oALI00Es, 8Insins in the Fayof
Domestic Goods, ohef at lowest figures +
MEMS WARE and Merchant Tailor trimmings, have
he afges stock of housein and invite es-
pecially all to stock sell cheap
at wholesAle and retail.
Don't forget Black Slat only 90 CENTS Kid Gatntlelts
slightly damaged, SIX cents. ISAAC PItAGER,
II sep164 128 Main Street. near Untonat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

4 5yl.ANYIC CABLE gOHARMEs.-I have also hand
IN small sections of the Atlantic Cable NEATLY BOUND
IN GOLD4a curiosity and very for Gen
temens Watch Fob. We invite the curious to call and
amino. ISL MainSt. - g a2s sepS.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
N o r a II 81 " q. 90 DIS

N ;
WATCHES OL0dKS JEWlgLRY, WATiCH1 AND
~ CLOQK MATERIALS, DO.
WHOLESAIsE AND RETAIL.
DERsONs visiting the the public generally are
respectfully invited to call ct Nos151 Main street, and
examine the IMMENSE STOCK of Matches Clocks, Jew
ery Fancy Goods otons, Watch and Clock Materials
Tools Glasses, &c. 7Iss
Myfrequent visits to the eastern ces-largepu purchases
direct Importers, reception
of all the styles few weeksand, acting upon
approved MAXIM "quck sales and small profits, and
aeterninaton EXCEL, enables to oHeC to every
PURCHASER TIE GtREATESTL NDU0EMBNIiS.i
aepI4s q s1gi ]. 7. SCOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

T Az Az opening, nine inches in length, was made
into the cavity of the abdomen of Mrs. Tower
in Hardin county. Ohio, lastiweek, and ansovas
ran tqmoE Weighing twenty pounds and q half
-Eone:toarth hcryyhols weigh peeled from
us surroundings with the utmost difficulty.-
The patient was doing vel: CAT last accounts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
North Yeatern u A,grTo,lI 3. .T..e

w ertern " syrEctI lttIrlI E5ocfefy
aMaEItNG4 Of the stockhod of the North eaterp
viii held on Sa tnrday
Zutll lslS, at the Court fouse iii,
~ @ p NJ, of oficers
20 me year, ofFamy TcIets
tiel are and entitled to the privilege
oct2s-d&wtd NJ r. p "a ION u, =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

PLEAsgRE is the.sgreatest foe that happiness
WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND aINDtgpsFYo,
Another Great Lais;s ez7sstsa Jaf B6r6arsss
,hotttn0 Bftters. The wife of Peter De yYittes
living in Holland Town, SHeb6yghfi county
Wisconsin, suffered maca from Of tLs
lStosldc and indy She had been nndera
physician s careifo e,tme, but tie disease
seemed to- battle even his skill She pnrch6se9l
some Holland Bitter at our Office. witch has
given tone tolher9 sto1nace 3 her. appetite and
strength are retnrnIug aahd WEI firmly believe
tnat this IS another great cure effected by yonr
we. baYe still to record many wonderful eaFes
enected5 by TINS remeet must whit another
Opportunity. One thing you can RELY mon
what we. have published are from persons much
respected IN our community, and are literally
l1s3 4, GISTusss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
COAL OIL, 4

IN T57I-ll.i, N.OEaLIeN4Lll fIrI. ftIlII 40 n
HONS BARNES, 115 Main st. have eeeiYed 2 sup
can the attention of those having Coal and oarbono
Lamps. t5,s.l. fT<5 ~, s F!t ,tl3a now
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

JuDeE PERKINs Of Indiana, has rendered
decision in which he determines that the notes
issued by private banks or bankers, intended
to circalate as money, are void. The Judge
decides that the issue of such notes is not a mn.
tnralsright, and that tits in conflict with both
the common and statute laws. This decision is
t9talbloW to the whole brood Of shinplasters
in Indiana. as.1s5s5 q .
THsks was q terrible prize fight in st. Louis
last week. In, the sixteth round, o,Neil could
not come to time, having both arms broken,
pair of fractured ribs, and . head about twice its
usual size o'FlsheFty. therefore, won the
money, but his left eye was put out, his collar
bone, Sbroken, his RysAr right fingers displaced,
and his mouth sliton the left sideas far back
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

ne militia force of the 5nitedS Statesis COM
2lteo az 0l! elective men, Of which the
New Yorksclaims to furnish 500, GOO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

fnH columns Of the N. Y. Herald are very
much occupied with the cards of the sporting
men," Cacoetties scribendt is becoming cpl
IDENTICAL among them. Therenowned Morrissey
has recorded his desire to be respectable; Perry
Bryant lets the public understand that he is
above associating with pngilists; Mr.: Bob Willis
explains the virtues of a gambler. the claims he
has upon the good will of society, the impossi.
bility of his committing crimefor money when
it isso easy to win at cards
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

SAFE m TIE BALLOT-Bo
Do this and you. will have earned yourself a
new gown; and if your husband don't save va
enough In taxes the coming year to. buy You one
yon have only to report the tactic US, and5we
win pay the said froek. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
=. s.RandenberB's Aronatfcs 'Eootb T1naTe

Fish islEll 81 G[3FIl0bg 81 Fish Globes
81 ta 4 5fiiS,1 rs Main St.5isiit
sn S9 hand size Fish Globes,
byicalnga at = T6RRs q = ~ 1, STnstnent
eSs2 - =z-zz-z - Ig; 1I5 Main st.
1Hf1lA YARDS OF RAG CARPETS a yerv s1,ezo -
& received ana for sale at a prize much
es 6ct tlsn IT cost to make it, JCaHARBoURfsi
+s,.sstt5 NO,5143 Main ST.. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

DURsUANTIo a decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio
Il County, made the Fall term 1885, in the of
JOSHUA B6DLEY THOMAS NJ GALLEY, adnin traitor and
Others will sell the third day OF December,
the front the Court House OF said county, 10
O'Clock NJ the following described The
In the fifth ward the city of same being
the side of Market street, upon
three storV brick
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

number OF members of the New York Fire
department have resolved to form an organize
.lon and procure steam lire engine Notwittl-
Standing the hostility of some firemen who like
% run wild der machine, ., steamafi q engines
are destined to come into general use z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

AEt the butterflies Of fashion oll tho lrassasI q.
Of lo:aferdom, all. the wasps of criticism, with
goodly sprinkling of the diffrent kinds Of busy
bees OF trade and ieommerce, combined together
to makea large audience for Piccolonini uDon.
her latest appearance at the Academy, saws
New York paper. = >
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

THoxAs CARrY1E's LIFE or '.FREDER1ck THB
GREAT. This long expected volume is Just
out tiscrowded with eculiarities and excel
lencies It has not been published in the West
yet, but some of the Eastern papers have had
an advance copy from the Harpers, who are re-
producing it. A book By Carlyle is an event.
We give couple Of choice extracts, which are
especially Carlyleish:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05

n 1SfaRRsE STOCK Ga.
n on hand q The store Of
n. FB-EYery article ml
ade % Custom Work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-05
New Advertis
S g. g a N. p q Ell
No.ss5 Main street:

WYE vim inaugurate the Fan Winter seasons By
wv hbiting, ON SATURDAY, NOV. Jour Improves
Patent Flexible sik Hat, 70 offer
at prices Sha OF the general connmu
nty Our Hats we'll known of the best manutao-
t,re and have 4 PEOUnIARITY OF STYLE which distn-
uish them as superior oters and prices on
animation vim be found as low the keenest
20 n m - EtheIn BLISS CAMPBELL,
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18
lAWord To IOaters.!

h-J.I.l f.t Ll TTNf = M 80 t.l II
/, In the name ofhumanity, gallantry,
docency, F" and so FORTH and in be-
half Of all busy people, genteel poo-
pie, respectable people, and especialr
ly the fair sex, we say to loafers to
keep off our street and corneFs. Es-
pecially must you lecve when you see
anything like an approaching fenin-
Inc, or the shadow of one in the dis
tancc, Break ! like a bevy Of rats.
Scatteri if you likeit better--like the
clouds Of the night the coming of
morning Separate leave travel |
vanish fvaporate ! Or better still,
doa't be about at all. You may stand
in tn. CUTTERS ifl YOU please, and get
used to it; it may be of,use to you.
But the cpavcment, remember is not
the plsce for you. .'. y.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

ing University within one-hnlf mile Of
here, which, when completed, will bo Sec
Ond to none west Of the Mississippi river.
With these facts in consideration, peo-
pie in the States can have no grounds for
hesitating to remove here for fear Of debar-
ring their children from educational privi-
leges. tt
PRAIRIE CITY.
Is fairly under way, with more improve
ments and better prospects than any other
town on this great middle thOroughfare.
Such is our position, that we defy success
full competition. Our main street already
has a business appearance, and several
buildings are now In process Of erection
No place in the Territory will make greater
returns to the capitalists for MONEYS invest
ed than will Prairie City
+. TO MECHANICS. 4u
No class is needed here more than ME-
chanics. The most liberal Inducements are
offered them by the Association. One, two,
and three lots are donated 10 them-accord--
ing to the occupation pursued and the
amount invested in improvements. Me-
CuuhiCdA OCcupdtlohS VI cVOiy ucsCIipUOH'
can be followed here with great safety.
affording harvests of profits to the enga-
gers. Families emigrating from the States
generally leave their househ Id goods behind
to avoid paying the exhorbitant freight
age up the Missouri, and consequently
they rely upon the Territory for re.fitout.
Thus it viii be seen that the demand for
everything indispensable for housekeeping
must necessarily be great.
D People desirous of obtaining informa-
ton about Prairie City will have all in.
inquiries promptly and satisfactorily an
swered by addressing either in person or
by mail the Secretary Of the Prairie City
Association.
Gen. JAMES H. LANE, Prest.
Capt. H. J. CANNIFT, sec'Y. 4
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

Coop ApyIor,- IF you are young
man and have no home, beware OF
any and all places where you are not
able to find some companions better
than yourself. The good or evil that
the leisure hours ola young man may
produce, deserves more than passing
thought. The good he may receive
or accomplish, the evil he may do,
or the ruinous influence familiarity
with evil may avert over his character,
are considerations that should not be
triAcd with. Every young man owes
it to himself and to society that his
leisure hours are proitably spent.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

,Eg- The sun is called masculine,
from its supporting and sustaining
the moon, and finding her the where
withal to shine always as she docs of
a night, and from his being obliged
to keep such a family Of stars. v The
moon is feminine, because she is con-
stantly changing. The church is
feminine, because she is married to
the state; ;and time is masculine, be-
cause he is triaed with by the ladies'.
Punch. .r
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

THE MARRIED MAN.-How is it that
girls can always tell married man
from a single one? The fact is in
disputablo, : The philosophy Of it is
beyond our ken. Blackwood says,
that the fact Of matrineay or bach
elorship is written 50 hgibly in a
mans appearance, that no ingenuity
can conceal it. Everywhere there is
some explicablc instinct that tells
whether an individual (whose name,
fortune and circumstances are totally
unkuown) DO he, orbO he not, a mar
ried man. Whether it is a certain
subducd look, such as that which
characterizes the lions in the manag-
erie, and distinguishes them from the
lords Of the desert, we cannot tell
but the truth is SO, we positively
affirm - ."t'F
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

THE SISTER. There Is something
lovely in tho name Of sister, and, its
utterance rarely fails to call up tho
warm affections Of the gentle heart.
Tho thoughts that circle around il are
all quiet, beautiful and pure. Pas
sion has no place with its associa-
tons, The kopds.and fears of love.
those strong "A emotions powerful
enough to shatter and extingpish life
itself, find no hems there. The bride
is the star, the talisman Of tho heart,
tho diamond above all prieo, bright
and blazing in the MONDAY sun q
sister, the gem Of Ipilder light, calm
as the mellow moon, and set in cor.
onet Of pearls. 6llG h0e lu0l
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

Flowers. Flowers are not triiles,
one might know, if he would only
think how much pains God takes with
them everywhere; not one unfinished;
not one bearing the traces Of brush
or pencil. Fringing the eternal bor-
ders of mountain winter; gracing
the pulseless breast of the old gray
granite; everywhere they are human :
izing.
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18

ET Punch makes a suggestion
which it calls the death blow to
Mormonism," as follows: "Presi-
dent Buchanan had better not throw
away powder and shot upon the Nor
mons. Let him send them fashion
books. The necessity of crinoline
will destroy polygamy. II will rem
der Brigham Young himself unable to
support more wives than one."
Freeman's champion., 1858-03-18
IRE sDqsS. q
My''Hoae,,

i Feash nay homo as evening dies, A.
>" And OH what glances greet my own
A lsughipggirl with eager eyes, as
The sweetest'star that ever shens;
An angel full Of mirth and grace, "'
With fairy feet and heavenly face.
II muse beside the cheerful fire, ~ WV
And picture faces now no more; N'yN
AS fancies never seem to tire, 100
But bring me back to scenes Of yore;
The village green, the tiny stream,
That fit before me likeh dream.
And everything resplensent beams, II
No sorrows DER my musings roll
Each moment with treasure teens,
And realms Of gold entrance my soul
While Eden's path lies at my feet,
Ny heart feels Heaven at every beat "
My smiling angel climbs my knees, '
And noughtiareund my gladness mars;
Her sunny words gush fresh aud free, N
And opulent as Indian stars-Al l.'Hr
Then opes her litllc lips of bliss, H'H1
And shyly woos the iprolfered kiss ! "'
.'i Itf-I u HutHYF' H'E h III
And then / watch her earnest smile, .
All wreathed with dimples as il grows.
With nota trace of earthly guile, y.
While all its rosy radiance throws
a blush like summer on my cheek glr
The more itplays the less | speak.
And loves rich heaven goes floating by,
While pleasures wear deeper hue;
Like clouds in an autumnal sky, m.
-, With tints Of gold and paths Of blue
The sunsets hayea softer flame, ,.I.
And poetry a higher claim .ls
4 hold communion most divine,
And clasp my darling to my breast
While tween her curls her beauties shine,
And eyes closed in delicious rest.
Pure as a daisy on the sod, YUH.
Whose dewy hearts reflects in God.