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LEGAL, NOTICES.

sEcosp Ds1sfT q CLAYTON I Az T1F
WHEREAS Mrs Il. Tiffin, widow of Clay
w Tn has petitioued the Court for Letters of Admins
taton the of The late Clayton Tin deceased ntes
tate
Notice hereby given nil whom it may to show
within days, why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

ioADs AND THEIR SKINs.-lM'. Editor In short
article in the Farmer about toads, it says: 6" He
rolls up his old coat in a pile and swallows itn
NOW, as ! have seen him take off his coat and
pants, and friend has seen another do the same
thing, in precisely the same way, it may be inter-
esting to others to know the process. About the
middle of July found toad on hill of melon,
and not wanting him to leave, hoed around him,
He appeared sluggish and not inclined to move.
Presently observed him pressing his elbows hard
against his sides, and rubbing downwards. He an.
peared so singular that watched what he was IN
to. After few smart rubs his skin began to burst
open, straight along his back. Now, said |, old
fellow, you have done it; but he appeared to be
unconcerned, and kept on rubbing until he had
worked down all his skin into folds on his sides and
hips; then grasping one hind leg with both his
hands, he hauled off one leg of his pants the same
as anybody would, then stripped the other hind leg
in the same way. He then took his cast off cuticle
forward, between his fore legs, into his mouth and
swallowed it, then, by raising and lowering his
head, swallowing as his head came down. he strip
ped off the skin underneath until it to his fore
legs, and then grasping one of these with the OPP
posite hand, by considerable pulling stripped off
the skin; changing hands, he stripped the other,
anu by a slight motion of the head, and all the
| wMie swallowing, he drew it from the throat and
sswahowed the whole. The operation seemed to
ne an agreeable one, and occupied but a short
the. lNew England Farmer.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FL
I WARD o'sHAUGNESSY - n,

SECOND DISTRICT COURT /SIlCESSlpN oF TIE LATE Ed
of New Orleans : i5slo " ->f''S' wv
RY VIRTUE OF and in obedience to an or
ID der of sale rendered October H. 1859 directed by
Honorable the Second District Court New Orleans the
above entitled natter will proceed to sell public auction
the City Hotel Common street between Camp and Magazine
streets, TUESDAY, the 18th day OF November, 1850 II
o'clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings -s
and improvements thereon situated in the First District
this city, in the square bounded by Grave Perdido How LILY
ard and Feret streets designated by the No plan drawn
by c. A. icdn Architect, the 10Th November 1852 depos-
tied in the office of Salnes Graham, Notary Public.
Said lot forming the Of Perdo Howard streets
aud measuring q feet inches and lines front Perdo
street by l0 feet in depth and front Howard street.
parallel lines. - -
TERMS AND C0NDITIONS-The said property to be sold
suec certain lease thereof ending the 2lst day of May
1862 $50 payable monthly, forty dollars each
month the purchaser collect tho
of the adjudication to he payment Of said
gage to-it certain notes for 800 each cecue by
The deceased his order and by him endorsed blank
October 18Th 1851 and payable in twelve and eighteen
months and bearing cent interest from date till maturity
and thereafter cent interest which said all The
interest save five dollars has been paid mp The 18th April
last and the balance of the price of adjudication payable
half cash and half in to his order secured by
special mortgage the property and payable year
date thereof.
f. T. PARKER.
Tnf the pari.h IF Irjra
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j. p. WILSON'S
MAGIC PRESS
Cheap Printing Office,
Is date so Poydras street.

or THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles from s. to z inches diameter q an inch
:, :. 6S o AZ inches diameter. % an inch.
under ~ inches diameter. 20 an inch
Furnace Months S $50 and 49, according TO size and pat
i. +. LAyIILEBEUyRE
- Commission Merchant,
fe4 1y No II Union street.
MADEIRA-2s3 Z casks Cette for sale by
lM S, WOLFF,
oil Corner Grayier and New Leyee streets.
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Y ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior to any Other used in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURABIIITY-cqmal TO the best slate roofs.
ID IMPERMEA to any other, cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUTY-I presents smooth granted surface
dh GIIEAPNESS-It much less than, though is
good slate wood roof less than the Interior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost of cutters aud valleys
9Th. INCOMBuSTIBILITY-It will resist FIRE better than
slate-roof
9Th CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the in
heat of
It'll SOIIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
posue put upon roofs Of slope and being Of light
raters to support it, while
liable coroson and beakng nor does It require repairs
The "TROPICAL ROOFING isl chemical compound of
substances several OF peculiar it alone combined
proportions actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials the correctness Of the above in the hands
of the and be verified by any person wishing be-
fore contracting. "a,
ef' j. c. KAUFMAN,
jel5 ly corner OF Bienrille and Marais SITS.
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de la Nonvele ORLEANS 5 TIFFlN-No 1870,
A TTENDU que Dame b. Tifin, yeuve de
N Clayton Tiin presene petition III Conr Peifet
dobten les Le,tres Administration la succession de fen
Clayton Tiffn, dacedG intesat-
Avis par present donn tous celia peut
concerner daro dede dix ours les rasons les
queles il ne seiat pas fat droit la die petition.
Par odre de la Cour
OIL y % j. l.. KELLY, Dtpua Greffar.
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THIRD DISTRICT CorRr %. GHAPus and Widow DUCouR-
NAl Testy. Exrs, etc, JEAN
DIV VIRTUE, ofa p1uries writ OF cri ia cias
ID directed by The Honorable the Third District Gourt Of
New Orleans, in The above entitled will proceed
public aucton, at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, Cd TUESDAY November % 1854
u II O'Clock NJ
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate. lying and being in this
Parrish the Mctae Ridge between BAYOU ST. John and
the New Orleans Canal and designated letters and b
particular plan drawn by j. A. ID lcnecour Deputy Surveyor
dated August a lS56 annexed for reference to an act
passed before O. Douc Notary Public city Of date
uary 7th, 1859
Wlc said lots having each American measure according
said plan $50 feet 'nce ma lines front alley define
atcd said plan, by depth of 1872 feet and lines.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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~ conduit depot DIES du Quatrieme District
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL tpave
Une pouche alazan environ II J. mains de haut 6oe
lie 'front.' les dcux pieds de derere blanc la crnere
ct In queue Tongue 6tanpes visbles.
81 lie dit animal nest pas recat dams cinq les fas
payes il sera yenu enchere public dit depot lie VEN
DREDI, Is d'octobre 1859 10 heurcs A. ".
G. o. FI.ECHIER Commissaire des
NouYnlle. ORLEANS Il n22
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STREET COMM,R---OFFICIAL.

STREET. COMM'R---OFFlC
I7IRsT DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
tn he First District Pound prya'ies street. between
t;iroi and Julia streets MS estrays--- ~, a. 80
One rcd cow cropped and marked swaowtork in the LETT ear
no visible brands. A.,
One white cow brown neck and brown spots on the body
brand horns right ear cropped and left split and unespt
visible brands
on Mid viii be sold ut public auction skid depot MON.
II " october 81, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. "
New Orleans, October "A, lS5g.
~ c. D. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October q, 1852 - ~
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sHERIFFS SALES.

sixru DISTRICT CouRr} PIERRE PouTz vs.. HYAGINrHE
DY VIRTUE Of n writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by The Honorable the Sixth District Court
at public auction, the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets, on TUESDAY, November 18TH
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in this Parish, -.
the left bank OF the Bayou ST. John having l59 feet E
inches front said Bayou by first depth feet H
right angles Al feet inches and has second depth Of AS
Ii inches a breadth Of 1877 feet.
Together with all the buildings and thereon
consisting Of two old frame buildings.
Bounded side by the of Mrs. Griyon
other by Blanc and in the rear By that Of
Chrsoval More.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cush on the spot.
E. T. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
si1lEAE couE DISTRICT PIERRE PoUTz VS., HyACIN.
de Ia NnuNee- Orleans. ) THE BISrES-No 1914
I'm vERTU dun writ de sN Isle ct vente n
" moi adess fhuorabe Sixcne Cor de District dc Ia
Nouyele Orleans dams falNre ci-csss, pncaleai lie
MARDI IL de noycnbre 1859 midi liioc dc Ia t'iS rue
dc In COMMUNE les u Camp des Mag,sir Tad
Indication de
uNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE sinte en- cette
paoise In rive snche dn bayou StJenn aynu pcs
6ronces de face dit bayou premiere prot0ner de
angles drots 46 pes pouces seconc pruon
deur de 2iS peS IL ponceS largeur de 49, pes
Ensemble avec les batsscs ct amGorations sly
CONSTANT en- de,,X Sieles constructions en- bns
Cee pronrttt est borne dun cole par la prnrt tic Dame
Auguste Ggom, de aue cote par ree dArthur Blanc et
dnriiure par collie dc Chrsoyui Mo:c.
Ia tout saisi dams ra.laire ciiess,,s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moIuen de la ltica.ion
+. 7. PARKER,
OH u ii M 10 sheriff de Ia Paroissr d Orl6ans.
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= n. WILNIOT,S PLANTERS PATENTED
GO lM . O ID c L II L 4.
DICE MILLs-RICE MILLs-RIcE MI

The best plan of huing Rice ever tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED JoHs TALON,
1t will five bushels of prepared Rice in r'm 70 70 -
MINI es according to the quality OF the Rice MR. GEORGE
PATTERSON, Foundry and Machine SHOP corner OF
New Ieyee Streets my sole agent inF he
turs nj 4 sale Of the same. -, -,
New leans, Noysmbar u 1855. MS "
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b. NEGROES FOR SALE-JISr ARRIVED
R q large lot of Virginia and Maryland Negroes, which
"a cheap, my old stand Of Espanade and
Clartre streets and will be receiving fresh lots
month during the Call and before You purchase
elsewhere. - :.
oil 6mSW JOSEPH BRU1S.
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EoURUH DISTRICT POUND-Nvas brought
e Fourth District Pound jackson street, between
Laurel and Constance streets, as estray-
small brinde cow low horns white face both split
Vi ible bsands
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction, sad depot,
WEDNESDAY, November 2, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October 25. 1889
c. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October 25 1859.
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U,pAyE D1J DEUXIE5IE p1srR1cr.-na

EPAyE DU DEUXiEME DIsTRICT.-H a
~ conduit depot DIES dn DeuNiene District,
nerbgny, entire les du Maine Anne, CONNIE tpave
une yache raie blanche lie dos, c
blame les abes In queue achett de blanc foreie
droe marqt swaowtork lie dessns coupte ct penehane
oeie gaIche marqud swallowork CT ttanpe
sur Ia hGnche gRuche.
81 lie dit animal pas rtcana dams cnG oNr ct les fais
paycs il yenu lenchere public, dit depot lie VEN
DREDI IS d'octobre 1859 midi.
c. o. FLETCHER, Commissare DIES
.lrls La q nArn
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c. LDs sata E ~ connues 10 s. suppIy y, M
F%SsAsaSI. LOSS or TEETH without wires or springs.
IlIlIupon his new prinSple OF eel adhesion This
mended as sng ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
F TEETH hitherto invented and in oil restoring
perfect and asicaon and 50 perfect and natural
in appearance defy detection BY re closest Dr.
nnroyements Those Interested will find these
entirely and crupuosy DIR. W. his sincere
thanks inhabitants of New Orleans and vicinity for the
practice they have him with for the last fifteen
from, Jafayp,te Square sc5 If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.

young lady &c had been troubled with Indigestion
several MONTHS render great necessary the
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach became
ACID 1904 rising In her mouth with water AMI an unpeas-
for hours frequent headaches bowels constructed and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills morning and night and in than
week almost every symptom of her disease had vanished
and she felt like a being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years. strong robust
con3tituon, had lately good
gestion stomach tongue
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrng the
head, much render his riding a carriage,
mounting eminence, quite dangerous. After trying
several things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills.
which afforded propt relief. pill every night and
like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

family without these invaluable
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
and private use With them the parent is armed and
pared against the FIRST approach disease,
at the threshold and keen It ut bav triac medicine
rightly directed In the first hours OF DISEASE perfectly cures
which by delay only relieved by long and tedi-
GUS hours OF suffering Il Mt ALL With these at hand.
not Obliged to await the coming often distant
well epeneive uxurn doctor; to be fugged or
poisoned blistered bed hut may yourself administer
the simple specific and restore the rudy of life
again to health and joy. There only injury arise
In from hut the general influence upon
the constitution, bevond all question: is most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We active, efficient AGENT for the sale of our
remedies in every community the United States
Address, DR.. F. HUMPHREYS, q co.
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
sD-ES'a ~ ;. EeoEIVE, Agent, Vketafas. nh14-1y.
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RHETORICAL PoETRY.-If you would have an
idea of the ocean in storm, just imagine four
thousand hills and four thousand mountains, all
drunk, chasing one another over newly plowed
ground, with lots of cayerns for them to step
into now and then.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

Mas. PARrIxGroN says: haven't any desire
to live longer than the breath remains in my
body, if It isn't more than eiShty years. I
wouldn't wish to be a centurion, andsthe ideaIof
surviving ones factories always gives me disa-.
greeable consciousness. But whateveglis To "a
will be, and there is no knowing'a thing takes
place till it expires.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
OUR REMEDIES BY MAII,.

Look the list, make up case of what kind you
chooses and enclose the amount in current note stamps
the medicine will be duly returned by mall express
Of charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03

A LATIN PUM-Tom Moore, in his diary,
day; some good Latin poemsof Jekly's. Upon
hearing that Logger taught thorough lass in
three lessons, he said it contradcted. the saying
Of Juvenal:
".NemO fuit repente turpssimus.'
CNo one becomes thorough base")
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-03
COUGHS AND COLDs.

gentleman, public lecturer, took a severe cold the
latter part OF last month"; while travelling lecturng
northern Pennsylvania though addressing pnblc audiences
evening" vet in the aid Specific,
he was and enabled to his call
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady 40 taken violent cold, whchs
tied her lungs, causing side
considerable fever and hoarsenesS Such colds usual
lv lasting and troublesome bat by taking the Specific
Cough lis, four times day, In three days she
tirely WELL
young of % cough hoarscnessfor fifteen
months During cold weather his voice lost only
speak In whispers, pain induced coughing cold
raising only tre in the morning. quite feeble and enact
ated. Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit. lie commenced with the Cough Psonc pill three
times per day-aud soon found himself improving, his
cough mIlder and softer hoarseness passed of strength
appetite improved, and in few weeks entirely we'll
having taken no other medicine.
PILES
Clergyman Baptist Church, well knowntn Illinois
afflicted with beelinS piles; and have regarded my
severe one-at time indeed hopeless but have used
your medicine (Pe Specfc), and cured. have
doubt you are laying the world under great and lasting
obligation"
gentleman of fifty years. well and favorably known mt
Cehi, Delaware county, Eew-Y0r, had
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive hemor
raEe, pain and suernR he reduced to the Of
tcnce confirmed invalid disqualified for business,
End life almost burden It needle to add that he had
sted all snrtI Of remedies from sorts of DOCTORS to little
purpose He consulted me two years and recommend
Prom this he began Improve, has had
serious turn of piles. From the first month to
past he had occasionally symptoms of his old complaint
but few doses Of the Pile PSwOud dispense all and for
brilliant scarcely to found in the annals of
medicine
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PRICES.

Phil set, 90 large walls and %
Full set 90 large Vinls In plain and book 40
Case Of Is numbered boxes and oE........... 10
Case of numbered boxes and book 90
Single numbered boxes, with directions, Is
Single ettered boxes with directions, 50
Large plantation pysicians Vias Is 90
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j. BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
oonpectin direct In the Union DeDot at PITTSBURGH WITH
TrsIns fro, all Western HjtieE for
Nav Vnr, osnn Ramore and Wasb,1g+on Fjt"! tb
for sneed and comfort nv any other To,fe
M Ia Ins, rn tLr6Ts 70 .,h
ont 81 onge ~ Cars or 7ondnctors - ~
SnnEinS. Oars are attached to each train Woodr,G,s
ssaITn r, "a to ast raiDs tSG.a
rms TpG Mali and Fast Line SUNDAYS excente1I Tres
nati Tro;rs connect ii~ect for New Vori, r.n;
connect for baltimore and WasIinston All iFa'nS
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh at A. NJ arrives in Phila
delpia ats NJ, Baltimore ats P. H., and New York
sat 10 p. NJ. s.e...-
Fast Line lsayfs g 49, pm yves PHI
Express leaves Pittsburgh at Psi, arrives pEi
York BPM.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New Yorl
Daily between New York Boston. Thrau{
Rl A) good either of the above Traips.
BOAT TICKETS to Boston good via Norwich Fsi
River Bloomington Lines.
TICKETS sEAS tWARD may he obtained any o the
important Rail Road Offices in the Vest ALSO
reguur line Of Steamers the Mississippi
Rivers and TICKETS WEST|yA4t3at the Offices of the
Company in Boston, New Baltimore or Philadelphia
ssT ros osrTs nv p1-rFspI,Sau
80 -. -, ~ 49, stIs} -, ~. <
Ehe conpetIOh OF rue
sSiVanih KAN hOau TO SnlSaso' makes tnlsEtiIss
DIRECT LINE tBETVEEf8SITE8E EAST
,S-0 -,r1-y74l, m -.r-OI7rnrr vrr-,-,r,
AMI taf1 GEH61A1 INOEk4a w EiHaA.
The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
Ptts,uTg avoiding ferTfnge of Freight to-
gehcr with the saving time, advantages readily APP
nreciated by Shippers Freight and the Public
PARTIES SHiPPLN(T EASTWARD sqOEI md It TO
heir ddb6ntd0e to Shin by his Route.
Freight Contracts ofsppiug Directions Dpiy to or
adrss the following Agents of the Company
D. A STEWART, Pittsburgh:
DoY1E & Co. Steubenyie, O.; n g. PIERcS & Co. Zsnes-
Vile o. j. j. JoHSsTox Ripley, o.; r. MoNEKLY Maysvie
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New EaIl and ~. inter GOODS

sjutr dhon
large
Eaoon.t odOri
as atpanIn ScSay roi m N
ss
a do a
worth
Gsngs+o
$fs
I ~ 'oS''no '" very aS VIZ Alex EBYIMATT,
zNo.ls lair ST. Va
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SUMMER ARRANG
OMAN after Monday the 18th April 1885, tNe assenGel
" Trains viii be run daily rs follows:
FfrStThe Great Southwestern, St LOUIS Cincinnati Go
tunbus Wheeling, BenWood, Baltimore and Washington
City Express Wheeling daily 1110 A. 81, arriyn
In Baltimore Mt 450 A. H., connecting with trains for III
Eastern and Southern cities Returning leaves Baltimor
at 405 p NJ, arriving BeuWood at SIG and WheelingT
S504. NJ connecting with the great Western, Southwestern
and Express This train only stops for mea
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
SecondThe Cleveland, Chicago, St Tci
Indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus, NYlleein
Beny9od Baltimore and Washington City Express der
daily Saturdays 5:46 p. NJ and arrives Bslt
more ats p NJ, tie trains for the Easter
and Southern cities Returning, leaves baltimore at 2
A. 81 and arriving at BenWood at $50 and Wheeling At:E
NJ train stops at all regular East Of Gun
berland SO & sa5 fllR 81.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leay'
Wheeling daily Sundays excepted 1885 A. NJ, arriv'
In Cumberland at 6:05 H. Returning leaves CumberlH
at S;10 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling at $50 E. NJ I'll
train stops at all stations. j.. D. FORD, AseIt.
W. P. SxiT1I, Master Of Transportation.
L, N. CoLE, GenI Ticket Agent. aP12
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THE INT Ii 6 F'NCER
SIT DOW, SD SOU.

Sit down, sad soul, aud count
The moments flying; 49,
Come2teiI the sweet amount
Thats1ost by signing?
How many smiles?-a scorer
Then laugh, and count no more,
For day is dying.
Lie down. sad soul, and sleep,
Aid no more measure
The 1t of Time,tnor weep
The loss 6fleisure;
Butbere,- by this lone stream,
Lie down with US and dream
OF starry TREASURED
We dream on same; -
We love2fore ,sI.'
SWe laugb; yet few e;s5aae .
The gentle, nsEer essz
Stay, then, till .Spa
Thsh4hope and les
Are thine forevei!