Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-12
Flowers that Bloom n

Inc Boston Gazette is guilt a~a
ing u 'le
f BE 1t our grateful task to re..
liVion' and transmit to limited IN
from week to week, some of tba
flowers which blush unseen, and '1''
sweetness on tho desert air. Her.
cate and graceful little gem of nm. :
rene, which there is every reason
is fragment of hitherto upnrhr'
of Byron's
l met her in the sunset bright
Her gingham gown was bin"
Her eyes that danced with love ir
Was OF the same dear hue
And always when the sun goes IL,
l tlvnk of the girl in the sinrb.n U"1'
Now rosterity viii appreciate III.
II Is proof positive that in the ninetes,.t
'ury' the usual stuff of which femal.
was made was gingham, and that Az
nsu decided penchant for blue er.,
pyramids and hyeroglyphics YET ron:
Egypt's Kings arc like the asbe. of
that have been smoked, and probable s
ham gowns will in future time oha
in history, the age in which W. ~ 8
hoops and red petticoats no moro ron..,
EHtt Iiun,. ''-''
Striking, characteristic and Origio,,
following lines, from which Tom NJ
IDENTIFY stole his welI-known ballad ~
a wreath of roses The reader viii =.
that they are presumed to be spoken
member of that intelligent body of eli.
of the New York Fire Department
Il seen her on the sidewalk
W hen L run wild number pi,,o
My eyes spontaneous sought ON, bo
And heru was fixed on mine
She waved her pocket handkercbe-
as We went rushin by,
Ahd no butcher ever killed ia N.rr
Felt happier than l.
seen her but a moment.
but nethinks l see her now
With her red aud yeller buDpet
a dawnin' DER her brow"
Posterity will here observe that rod
yellow were the prevailing colors in BON,
IN the nineteenth century. In regard 70 j
plagiarism above mentioned it is SO obr,
that it is impossible to escape any iptelT,.
readers observation.
A friend of our brought home from II.
tern journey fragment of romance =,
90 impressed Linn that it fingered in his n.,
'Ey'. haunted him in his waking, and pur.a
llm in his dreams. There is hidden r
i in it which those familiar with .Fsop .
"a fontaine will not fail to appreciate
"A grasshopper sat on sweet potat, VI,
On sweet potato vine.
On sweet potato vine,
ana turkey Geek come UP from beSa
And yanked the poor grasshopper al I
tue sweet potato vine
1t Will be noticed that tie above e,B i
ing to the air of Buffalo gals, ami
omlng cut Tonight - But there i 3 u
SIS abandon about the measure. which con-
lnces US that If L. Buchanan Reud i m.
le author, the onus must rest on the sboBJl
ers of Hsnry B. Hirst.
Searching III our portfolia. we find suO,bs1
in regard to the paternity of which
lthorIties differ, some atiributing ii to Ten
Tson, others to Albert Pike. 1t bear, the
S;Inguished traits of each-Lut our readers
ust judge for themselves
I've seen her out walking
In her haiti dc Ia rue.
And 1t aint any use Il talking,
Shes puukins and few.
She glides along in beauty.
Like a duck upon lake
Oh I'd be all love and duty.
If only was her drake"
liz the above will be observed = i.-z
nparison, the equal of which it were az.
t to discover il any of the Elizsbe.5s,
tiers, We shall resume the subject s.
9Th shortly, fully apprcciatiDg the iupr-
ee OF historical point of view of our L.
s. and satisfied that our task is one Of 10
an benefit to humanity.