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<sO.EI. I0.ILu C0.iLn'--We have nov
u on hand aud daily receiving tli, nest -,
that has cv,r l-sn introduced into ths ', n'
which we are S-lling low. Good currcn'y wiz ~
in pavnient 6rl.rs left st the st"re %
JNo W HItsHES, next to the state Bank, VIII '
promptly attended TO. u,-curs
ian21-tf 49, y II ~ :.
ruyYFT sU.u BELTEt'<':!!--f foTcfu'. ul-
~ tcrlv statrnlepts made in an advert tMein,snt ~
auother column, about tlie -"New lork hcitnie
o. -, yulcaiiizrd Rnhber Belimg and facklns " ,
oulr y.cessary T.. say that. the editors of tue y
FNTIFIC AMERICAN, in long and cls'"fI'c =. :
ti1. in their e.,lninns (which every resder oi ina
inraluasIe pater has seem recomnIepds the SiN
York Betting o.'s Belting above all others ana =,
,yay o elincler they sfate that they Use u on al
tl,eir t,r,,sses aid machinery. A..
Tbis COMPANY Is wealthy, and am au'io,i@, = y, ~
,rnaTantee the articles made by them equal II NC
superior 10 any other make. ,,.
The rapid sale Of the New York Belths ~ -, -
lar,rcst lnaehinsts, mills, and factories (to leh
are Judges and cannot BE- doceiyed) II snhIieht -
d.pce OF It's value but the testimony OF the So.i ~
tifc American can't be set aside by dissaiae"h
comp.titor. ssNuff ced."
Jti-t openinc the eighth shipment y M ci ~
;nc since suTainer, for sale ~ Cincinnsu r@rioT. @
CHARLES s. WELLS. New stpTe,
sa,, Orposits J. ". Msshes & Cot-
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Who will continue the manufacture Of
Steam Engines and Steam Boilers

of any size together With oil the shaiung, neeiS
Ppmns Saw FIiII Machinery and hitl Gearing oi
env size. Also, Distillery and Mining Machinery;
and in fact everything in the Iron ne' at iiie oiu
Sand corner of Ingle and Canal streets
s'a.le . ~ 1S-s tr RETTZ s. HANEN.
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HRrT, ID tIKATH 3 tIhtT nc fJII---~lO NJ FslAh-
I Will give s25 for the apprehension OF low scamp,
Who rfip,.ri eens dirty handhills and called hs
stuif by the - i-iectrlc OH
"a, TroS-Eewar- If los pedlars ans ficasy ui~
tugrifts who put upa stuff composed Of cainphei,e
and I,rd oil calling il Electric OIL. No peddlars
s.l tIi. genuine Electric OIL in the United states
il Is roi uuly hy respectable druggists and country
,re,, haats. 10 sure and get DeGrath's Electric
oil. OF son viii b. cheated
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nYckLgD s.sL.nO.y, BgRRI.N'G,

D.0fp- 30 boxes assorted Toilet Soap.
- i' ~ y. u. COOK s. son.
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MACON, April ., 1887.


J.EoT prGsarH-Dcar Sir: j, Capt Il. Is. smith,
hereby certify that have been afflicted with rheu-
matisn for tour years and OF times could not sleep
By heating of the wonderful cures by Deeraths
Electric oil, was induced 10 Try u, ana uy tne
S,xt applicotion of tho Electric OIL was at once
. relieved and now have the of my arm. The
.nplication was made before fifty pereons.
= B. j. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
W., the undersigned, were present:
J. - Rilry J. IL Brantly, III. j. Cooper
Ralef9h N. c.) Standard
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!. AZ M, IV.uBER Y.FRD.--we are nov

H0E " Lt.NHEH = ~ >" ''I0 -
o offering for sale 10 the city ana country tr4ne
sa;,,,;a. f,r manufacturing and buying pine lum-
her in Pennsylvania, think we can offer induce
ment- a. purchasers that they cannot hnd elsewhere
in ths city. We shall at all times be supphsd WIN
aiso- nine shinglss and dressed foorinE always
,, h.,d Cal at the office ON the ebcve ccrner-
WATSON, NEWBEhhf co,
Corr,r Main end Eighth s.reets.
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DAVID ELk1S.
Ararer,. Ga. March IS, Is57.

irareTA Ga. March 3S, 1857.
rpoj prGRAru-D.aT Sir: This Is 70 certify that
have f..u afflicted With headache and corns on my
f.,.t-from which have suffered very nueh-ah9
IL ,I,o Eradication Of D.Grath's Electric Oil
b,y. Iseen cured of my headache and corns, and
Therefore recommend II 20 all. Il. AcClk-
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. Sl7s,792 A.
STEPHEN c. WHEELER, sec,y.

l. WLLrAN STREET. >
New York. March, 1857. r VISA
NJ the request of the President and Boa nd of hi
r"ct"rs OF The kuick-rIocker Life Insurance Com
pany, certify that the mode of computing present
NShic 81 the Policies employed by the Secretary of
The Company u scientifically correct, and in ac-
cor,iance with the prescriptions of the charter L
also certify, that have compared the list of noli
cles furnished me by the President as on the hooks
oil the Company with valuation tables sufficiently t
test the accuracy of the results given by the Secrc
taIy, and lind the values stated within TO be pu
meric2ly correct. That il TO snv the pres.nt val
ue OF the future risk of the Office all outstanding
policies, or The difference between the present value
Oh rature premiums to be paid on them is s43,961 ls
The total value Of policies, the holders of which
are entitled TO dividends, is S2a,227 o.
And u the surplus is correctly stated at S7l3I2 IL
TIE diefence between this and the present yalne of
the future risk OF the Company existing policies,
alter dcductng 10 per cent of il for the relief fund
Is the proper amount for dividend to-wt: S2i6lOs7
ihe true principle OF dividend is to assign to each
policy holder who has insured ON the mutuaI las,
SHARE proportionsd to the present vue of his t,oli
cy which Is the true value of his interest as
holder ct the Company. This share amounts 10 10
per cent Of the present value Of the policy. r
CHARLES W. HACKLEY
A. Agent for the above COMPANY am nrenares
10 issue Policies the most favorable ternir pam
plies giving all desirable Information can b. had
Oh sppneation. 3 WM. 4. PAGE a.
Evansville, April 9th, 1858 -ly.
.YssTa.fCT or THE sE.nE-.s.s-
eE ioi sfUtemsW of the ofHairs and condition of fbc
HoHE Insurance. ConpaRy, Of the Cay Of Nslr
lork, en- hs 3la dag ef December, 1857.
ASSETS. -
Cash Balance in Bank .......... -. ss7 600 5f
Bonds and Mortgages (being irsi lien on . "a
kesi Estate. worth at least Ss91 COO tGo 600 90
Leans ON stocks, payable ON demand .(rnsr-
ket value of securtics S253, co. )..... $50 SIS
Bank Stocks, tniarket vaIucl .......... 1000 40
f"al Estate, No Wall street, Uhe office
6l -
Interest due on the LIST of January, lsss
("f which 81, ,625 ;Ihas since been re
ceiyedl 1895 %
Baancr in hands Of Agents and IN cours.
81 Transmission from Agents on the 3lst
H'crnh~r.--. "a sSt a
(uf which S5,s57 81 has since been re-
ceyedl.
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies &"
issued ut 2Os7 80
Outstanding Losses 3lst De-
cemher, 1857, estimated at s39.iIO oI
Due Stockholders account
Of seventh Diyidend.......... I.-o0 90
81 LIIa-Qi---.-.--.---
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OF ceNNEcrIcur, $.

HsETFORp, Jan. lSt. ls's.
Personally appeared before Inc, a 'usti". 81 ,n'
Peace. duly x,ulihed To administer oaihs' 'h"nN.
X Rr,cr Ia Secretary, and made solemn oath that
,l,e foregoing statement of the assets ana f"hdi
tiou of th. 4Ftna Insurance Company is tru',
HENRY FOWLER, Justice OF th" Ieacr'
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AfFbIcTED, READ his
cyrrIrrcArF.

cFNTMrcATE.
Ate STA, Ca March 2s, leSs.
Pho, pIGRArH-pesl Sir: This Is 10 certify that
my Ioy No..s has been afflicted with rheumatism
for s.yen,ean v-ars and 10y application Of yorr
OIL n. was entirely ur.d, aud cheerfgliy ooninend
IL 20 all similarly Effected
Yours respectfully,
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III lsuccessor TO j. III. Bofandck), - Main street
between First and Second strcets.-rhe undersign-
ed having bought the entire stock Of Dry Goods,
from j. H. Bofindick, viii continue the business
under the above firm, at the old stand, Is Main st.
between First and Second streets. TIE stock will
be replenishe in few days, with every artici. in
the Dry Goods line, and share cf public patronage
Is RESPECTFULLY solicited. WM. J. DETBLER9
w.
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AFFLIcTEp, READ THE

could net raise my hand TO my head, and hearing OF
tho wonderful cures effected by DeGraths Electric
oil aud by one application Of il was enabled 10
raise my hand to my head and take on my nat.
Tbank God am we'll, and cheerfully recommend
il 10 all the afflicted The application was made
before a hundred persons
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~sEY..FRaFT.sE 0FLU.nEEH -sT
. v the New Lumber Yard, corner Of Main and
Eighth Streets.
Is cRpIR 10 make room for our new s'oSk o. 9,
II-pfRFR rox hon. and On the way, viii sell
cur DrvLnnbor az very low prices, ana iess 'hsn
ey-r before offered in ,his market - 4. 80 ~,
W. have a good stock Of Pine shire,e'
Flooring Dress Ceiling. &c, always or n'-na' ,.u
w, vii le r,,eiying Lumber direct from our MN
u, p.,ns,ly,,nia iv every rise during the seasor
IL '''''' WATSON, NEWBEhEY 8 CO.
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Nc W,DEE, sHoT, C.kFs .S.ND
u end fI- saie az z y. COOK SONS
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Y..sCE.s.NcE aGE.vcI.,.sLxE.v
q II HrEnI

STATEMENT of the Condition IF the f1'NA
INSURANCE COMPANY on the LIST of Jasusry. I
lsSs, required by the law of the State Of Indiana:
The pans OF the Corporation is lETNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at HARTFORD. Coxx
The Capital Stock Is oSE MILLION DOLLARS,
and il paid mp.
The Assets of the Company are: Nt'
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Che Daily 9oarnal.

=. Y. CARLILE.
I'm. THAYER.
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The Frazer River Gold Mines.

The Cincinnate Gazette makes. the follow
ing summary of the British official docu-
ments relating TO the gold digging on Fra
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~,oTI, ro.ILu Co.yL,y--we have

ALLEN C. HaLJEck, AsENT,
,.hc Evansville, Iud-
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ III U@P.fRJ.s.ERSEyfP.- CHAM
-k<DLER and BLYTHE HINES have associated
themselves together partners in the practice of
Law, aiid viii attend promptly 10 all busness con-
i'cisd with their profession, which may be entrust-
- la them. r2 r-ftr go .r
n'j-Oftee onL Locust street. opposite the Sherwood
H0'Ises Evansville, Ind. scpt26-iy
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.o1,. :, f,cNTsP..,'0T.TRI-PUBLTC,

eE At the Eyansyiiie Library Association i'oVHi'
Posters Buidlnrs; vii attend TO drawing UP dee
In0rtaaces and an '0<fer itiugs entrusted 10 mn
decl3tf H
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ELECTRIC OIL,

nfsCOp.ERER 1T L.fsT.--Createst
- Cure in the World for Painl-Prof Chas De-.
drath, Original Inventor and Manufactrror q. IN.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Y UCyUs MsRT, E.nPO1rEn .f.,.D

eLAe sale and Retail Dealer in American and
Italian Marble, and Manufacturer Of Monuments
hanteis, Head-stones, Vases, Crns, &c All work
done IN a superior style, at the lowest figures
10 Marble Hall Building, Evansville, Ind. Iocts
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EGzsHsRT s .s.y.THEs, a
10 -sss.-S1U.SHE.,.aEI.nER.1r--

tate AGENTS, Evansville, Indiana;
. WrT practice law in the cvurts of thls St,'',
win attend to the ssectiOn Of claims IN any part "i
tho rstcd States will buy aud sell rc; estate IA .e
T,,-,f Fysnsyille. in VanderbuTgh and adjoining
,,,fjs and in the West generally, and viii perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys OF nes'
Csfate Agents Lots and farms always Tor sale
,;-rmau spoken by a member Of the firm.
,s.l-,.,., 81, il,ir,l street opposite the Court
tto,,. in the rooms formerly occupied by the @te
firm of Iocllhart, Farrett DENLY;
CHARLES pENgY gY................JAcVbL IL NhhNHhiS
..ctI5-dlv
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30 sal. dealers in Groceries, Produce, Naiis,
Window Glass Glassware, &c. &c, No ~ MAN
str.-et between First and Second. Evansville. Ind
T. =. WHEELER. 1A''N' ~ A0'
Tx-
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AGAIT-NLLIs s HowEs, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants. Hecthers OF the ceeOIa'ea
u4rnoIi, Whisky. Dealers in all kinds Of Produce,
,Ir,srior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and For
ign and Domestic Liquors, &C, Water street, sec
ond door above Vine, Evansville, Ind
uFSEY u ALLIs. hk"is ho"IS-
f.l5-Iy
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Judicial Dignity in Louisiana.

A correspondent of tho Brandon
(Aiiss) Republican gives the following
specimens of how justice is administer.
ed and judicial dignity sustained in one
Of the Parish Courts in Louisiana. HI
says:
Speaking Of Grand Juries remind.
me that tho Parish Court is now in ses
sion here, his Honor Kiah Rodgers pre-
siding-oldKye-or "Ky" they usually
call him. Old KY was passing sentcnc,
on criminal, and delivered himself az
follows:
"Prisoner, stand upl Mr.. Kettles
this Court is under the painful necessi
ty Of passing sentence Of law upon you
sir. This Court has no doubt, Mr.. Ket
ties, but what you were brought int
this scrape by the use Of Intoxicating
liquor. The friends of this Court al
knows that Of thar is any vice this Cour
abhors, it is intemperance. When thi'
Court was a young man, Mr.. Kettles, i
was considerably inclined to drink; ant
the friends of this Court knows, tha
this Court has materially n very high
temper, and if this Court had not stop
ped short of, and stopped the use of in
toxicating liquor. / have no doubt, sir
but what this Court, sir, would have
been in the Penitentiary or in it's gravel
Another case was before the Court
An overseer had becG discharged
brought suit against his employer fol-
the whole years wages, alleging that he
had been discharged without sufficient
grounds. "old KY" charged the jury
Oh follows:
"The Jury will take notice that th'
Court is well acquainted with the natur'
of the case. When the Court first star
ted out in the world, it followed the bu
siness of overseeing and eff there is any
business which the Court understand, ]
is hosses and mules and niggers--thougl
the Court never overseed in its life TO
less than 800 dollars-and this Court il
horse racin' was always materially glfte'
and this Court in running quarter rae
/ -
lers turn hoss 80 as TO gain 10 feet il
race-and this Court we'll recollects tha
on a certain occasion in the Parish
West Feliciana, 1t was one OF the con
ditions of the race that Ky Rodger
shouldn't turn nary one OF tho hos
ses
Another case was up, and two law
yers got into fght--ono of them
preacher Of our church. Old Ky callc
Justify for the sheriff.
"Mr Sheriff-Mr. Sheriff--take thel
. mon TO Jail. I'll be id ef this Coul
. will have her dignity insultod in th
; manner T.
l.. Now, have given you some item
, taken down on n Louisiana Parish Cou
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/ find In the left lung the respirator,
murmnr In indistinct, aud some portion
of 1t wanting altogether. In the uppe
lobo Of right lung mucus rale very thil
and fine. This patient is evidently al
fected with tubercular consumption
Crude tubercular deposits exist In lef
lung, and tubcrcles in the condition o
softening exist in the right. Prognosis
decidedly unfavorable--the patient ma,
live from six months to year"
Laennec carefully concealed bis opin
ion from Ernestine, and after few
general remarks, she took her leave,
The next day Laennec informed th,
father as 70 the result Of his examina
ton. / shall not attempt to describ,
the fathers anguish. He had not th,
heart, however, 70 break mp their ilu
f1Donpx<na itkey- vsre married on IN,
appointed day.
y
Six months passed away. Alfred
and his bride were IN Nice on account
Of tho health of the latter. De Morvill,
was perfectly we'll, but Ernestine, soor
after her marriage, began 10 fail. Her
latent disease madc itself manifest, and
she was Immediately ordered to the
South.
II was a beautiful day in August, and
Alfred aud Ernestine might be seen
wandering hand in hand on tho pebbly
shore Of the Mediterranean. A great
change had taken place in her since we
last saw her. Her form had become
thin and fragile, and she evidently
walked with considerable difficulty
Every now and then, n distressing
cough racked her whole system.
"Alfred, I shall soon be well again,
shall not2" murmured the invalid.
"Yes, my darling" replied Alfred,
"the Doctor says you are better"
"Oh. am great deal stronger; why
/ can almost walk alone now"
Alfred struggled TO keep down q sigh,
but said not word.
Another month passed away--the in.
valid became thinner and moro debili-
tated every day. She complained of
no particular pain, but appeared to be
gently gliding out Of existence. Still
she thought every day she was getting
better, and had extensive plans for the
future. Alfred, when he saw her
wasting, as il were, before his eyes, had
the greatest difficulty in Disgusting the
real state of his feelings.
Ono September evening, she request.
ed TO be carried into the lawn, that she
might sec the sitting sun-she was too
weak to walk now. Alfred obeyed, and
she was wheeled into the midst of the
garden, among the flowers she loved.
The sun shone full in hsrtfxce, che
birds sung in the branches OF theireSst
and tho old cathedral bell cosu msgceoA
peal. 1t was her requiem, for clasp1ng
her husbands hand turning her face To-
wards him che 5roataed her last as
calmly rs an infant going to sleep on its
mothers breast.
The husband returned to Paris a
broken hearted man.
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THE GREAT MASTER OF DIAGNOSIS

There are some names so honorable
that the true lover OF science instinct.
lively uncovcrs bis head when he hears
them mentioned. 1t is not adulation
of rsnk. nor subserviency to wealth,
bat the honest recognition OF genius
where ever Scund. This reverence
knows no countr, cor religious Greco
Il IA universal in its aspect, and en-
braces the names Of all tsose who have
opened q new field Of observation and
discovered new truths in the wGrid oil
scientific research. Can the namSs,
Calico, Newton, Bacon, Descartes,
and a hundred others, be too much
reveredY claim equal honor for the
subject Of this sketch.
In the small town Of Quimper, in
Lower Brittany, February 18th, 1881,
was born RENE PHEorHILE HYAcISrHE
LAKSsEc-
He was diminutive from his birth,
bat gave early signs of that vast intel
lect which Was one day to be concentrat-
ed on one Of the greatest discoveries OF
modern medicine.
The early years Of his life were pass.
ed with an uncle, clergyman, who di.
rected his education at that period
The French Revolution, with all its hor,
rors, however, caused an importan,
apge 10 be made. His uncle was pro
SClibed, and young Laennec was remov
ed to the care of another uncle, ply
sician, residing in Nantes.
This change in bis mode Of life un
doubtly fixed bis choice of profession
and he entered with all the ardor o
youth on the wide field Of study open
ed to him. His relative devoted him
self 10 his education, and well did tn,
young student repay the care bestowed
upon him; he was indefatigable in tn,
pursuit Of knowledge. His mind wal
essentially of an analytical character
and he was never satisfied TO receive Z
matter as true, because II bore the doc
trine of the part-he examined and
proved for himself. 1t 10 undoubtedly
70 this fact that in the present day tn,
diagnosis Of diseases Of the chest hav,
become certain and unering. Had La
cnnec contented himself with following
. the beaten track, we should now hav,
been cropping In the midst Of uncertain
and doubt, and have had nothing
ltional symptoms TO guide US II
3ng this class Of diseases.
s04 he received his diploma Al
Of Medicine, from which date h,
himself wholly to his practic,
medical studies, and continu
unremittingly till obliged by II
relax his energies.
me, 1918, he Published his grea
b monument OF fame, destined /,
re longer than tho proudest ternpl
4 by the hands of man. It apr ear
der the ensuing title;
mediate ascuitafion,or a treaties o,
gnosis Of diseases Of the Lungs an,
founded principally on this ne,
Of exploration"
ho intense labor Of this work proves
pst fAtsl 10 the author. lie was ai
led with nervous malsdy, which
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all facts--"skotches from life"-and
the half has not been told.
This Parish Court is show worth
forty Of "Everett's Varieties and my
show was like the mcnagerie that King
Darius exhibited 10 Daniel. II didnt Z
cost cent TO take peep. When you've
seen old Ky Rodgers you've seen the
elephant, and not till then.
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Book and Job Printing Office.

We would call cepcciai attention 70 our facilities
for the execution OF Book aud job Printing. Our
stock Of Type Is large and vsried--of the newest
and most beautiful styles, enabling as 10 e1seuts
With nestness and despatch every variety OF flalD
and Ornamental Work, inciuding--Circuiars, BIZ
Heads, Blanks, Certificates, Tickets, Visiting, We'd
ding add Business Cards, Labels. Hand Bills Cat
aiogues, Brief, PhamPhicts, etc
We have greater assortmeai Of wood type than
can bo found In any other oaaes outside the city.
Persons giving rs their orders may be assured Of
having their work faithfully attended 70.
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Ort9tmaI 3poetrp.
(For the Brookviils American.
I100EHE-A 6EREUADE.
ss Irrs Iss,


Psis brewsd, stately fnogsns,
Whils the flowers sll are slssplsg.
Meath thy isssiesd balcony,
Is Iossly wsseh An ksspips.
<sd I sIss lAy Of love.
rsnous, In old song and story.
cAssssd By Ne rosbsdesrs.
In shivslrys Eiofy.
Listsn 10 me angel nine.
Prom Thy psrfsnsd bowsn,
To my thrilling late and lay,
In tho midnight heursi
Zen che siivssy nossss>.s shine
Over lake and river,
San the roseleavcs bright with dew,
In The ssphyrs qaivsr.
And The stars are locking dows.
From the deep osralsan sky,
Bat their beams are faint and pale.
To the levslishs In Thy eyes.
And the nightingale sings sweet.
In the fond and biushins rose,
But her strains my Imogsns,
Cannot yet compare with those.
which In ,wIlIFh,'s ~itshiss hour,
Trsn thy opsn easement nest.
Over lake and blooming bower.
Llksa holy Psris note,
when the sparkling wavsls,s cease,
On the beach 10 play,
Lest whom thy rich voice Goats out.
y They viii miss the lay.
Nov the Iastieed easement opss,
And see white hand cleaning.
And rosebud trsmblss down,
Obi an awake or dresming'
For know this sasrdon bright,
rhis sweet rosebud, rich and rare,
Lay In bsAnty yssternlght,
In The DARK waves Of her hair.
And know shs loves me well,
Elss Why gave shs, this dear signf
And Why bIashed shs, In the bower
when I call her, "angei minsT"
And Why do those deep blne eyes,
Beam 90 brightly when abe meets me,
Dut beneath my ardent gare,
proop 50 quickly, and so sweetly'
And Why did she toftly sigh
when told her the sweet meaning
OF the rossbuds pale, that !,
Round her white brow was sntwining'
OH I love her as my life,
And she holds me just IS dear,
And 10 call her all my own,
Il my hope Of heaven here.
Brookyills, March 2sth IS.
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select @taeellaup.

(from the Baltimore Ps.riotl
Sketches Of Medical Student In Paris.