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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June
At the opening OF the markets yester-
day flour was firm 1T the recent advance
and as there was considerable shipping in
quiry-a fair business was the result
There was an effort to reduce the price Of
wheat, with but little success. as the bulk
OF transactions We're IN No. spring at 81 =
O6(G o., closing firm al the latter tin1re
Corn opened buoyaut, and advanced lie;
about 5000 bushels OF No. ] sold at 49c.
which was not long maintained, as the
mark ct steadily declined 10 the close. hen
several sales were made at 41Jc. Late
last evening-after the close of our daily
reyicw-a further decline of lMI ,c took
place and about 10000 bushels sold at
46I@ 465c, being decline of > ia &c from
. the opening prices. and l3c since
"Wednesday. Oats quiet at 2Sc in store
Rye was sold in lots at zoe for No l. Bar
ley shade lower Tines
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y GREET BLow,-Tucsclay was u day to
be rem tmbered IN Ottawa 1t was the ar
.JaIeet day as never was The wind blew
from the ground up ana the top down
Ladies tenturing into the street were in
constant danger of going up Ike balloons.
One lady, who travelled about two squares
in the middle of the day, assured Us her
feet didn't touch ground more than once
III rod. The dust was binding and pc
destr;ans We're constantly butting against
each other or coming in collision with fu-
gi;ive sign boards, empty barrels, store
boxes, &c. Hats were nowhere, dozen
or two Of chips were landed in the side cut
and river, while a. many more are prob
ably lying around loose on the pra;ries or
caught in the brush and hedges around
town.
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The ladies of the ist Congregational Church will give
Strawberry Festival at the Court House. on Thursday
evening, June eth. All respectfully invited to at
tend. Admission 25c.; children half price. june
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PHIlr BRADY, Of this city, employed in
the starch factory, was drowned near Mar
settles on Saturday last, we understand.
while attempting to cross the Illinois river
on HORSEBACK. He was hunting some cat
tie at the time, that had strayeG away
The Marseilles ford is always dangerous
except to persons we'll acquainted with it.
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DIED-In this city, the 29th ult of scarlet fever
DE- WITT oldest son of Mrs. VI atilda Wagner aged S
wears. 10 months, and weeks.
At COnklingye, Saratoga CO., " Y, on the 10Th ut
MsLISDA wife OF Gurdon Conkling, Jr aged "a years
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LADIES will be glad to hear that c. f.
Pratt d Co. have succeeded in buying
few dozen more of the best Palm leaf Sha-
kers Hurry, and buy one.
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S!r1yyb berry Festival.

Rev. NJ. X. WuIrrLxsEY vii! preach in the Baptis t
Church tomorrow morning at tola o'clock. jun2
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For sale
E-I--.YgG.

SvROg tie subscriber. living at Riggs Grove, s'ith
8 Henry Brock L. >ai!e county H. On the SIN MAY
81. RED ROAM MARE and LIGHT 1EEh HORSE
The mar. g.a- years Old. had a the lett mp,
sHoL the forward feet The horse was a i!ghi
grey. about years old. shOd on forward feet
his hind itE slightly swri!ed when he Ieft The
horses wtT- bought ia Iowa about two years ago
They were IS; going ia northwest direction
Any person returning sad horses TO the subscriber, OF
giving information where they may bc found, will be
Iiberaly rewarded Address, JOHN AHERN,
myzG-jw@ ottIcd i. o., H., Nm. E.eoidick.
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Co-rarsncr>uIp Notice.

rYIiE undersigned entered into partnership on tie
J. 10th day October, lsoe, and occupy the foundry
and machine shop formerly owned and used 10y GrIdey
CogsyeVl 4 Co, and their successor William toEs"vi
where they continue the business, under the nahv
and s:yle Of VIM. Co.swell Co. Any business IN tirIr
line thai; the former customers of the old shop may Ia
yor ;bem with SHAH he promptly and faithfully furnish
~ accorIi,- to order VIM. COGSWELL,
Ibis WILL. II. W. CCSNNAN.
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MoprL MAEi>c, &c-Wc have been
looking at some models. intended for the
patent Office at Washington. made by GrS
rAyE KocH, Of this city VIII ;cl. strike u, -
the perfection of that sort of work and
worthy Of note in tho papers. Miuiturc
reapers, corn planters, &c, are made with
all the ncatness Of an English eight day
clock Our admiration has also been ex-
c:ted by new burglar proof lock, the
continuance Of Nj. X, which, it strikes Us,
must take the place of many of those ex-
pen-ive arrangements commonly used for
such purposes Mr. X. IS an admirable
worker in brass and such metals, and can
make nearly anything, from watch 10 a
locomotive, and deserves the patronage of
the public. His shop Is over BIunker's
gun shop
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H0oFLhND'S GERMAN Pill,

amy
ssne well known throughout Europe and America needs
no commendlon here. They are purely vegetable, arc
Sspare "i'l sFEI eN1c's' ana are SUGAR No
''sstr eai,uc il can De Iha FEC - ''s per p"H
Co. pb,deInLia D. and 81 I"rs No and ar. sold by
A,,,,-,i-,a ii 80 IN ,.i,o. os,,,bc, The sig
..suTs Of G NJ J,czsx VIII be on the outside Of each
Bottle or box
ErsryJolys Al1a7ac, published annually, you
viii find testimony and coinmendatory notices from all
parts Of the country These AlEass given away By
I'll our agents
For sale n Ottawa b. C L I'll DH?sOY, D. WALK
Err, E. Y. GEiGCs, and NJ KNECsSL- movie
THE GEtLi ~ ~ -.!E!i :'..-i .-b
SIR JAMES CLARK Is
Cc9g-.s.-- 20 E-...-7-,.., gS=I=s.
pROTrCrr, Q = Tr-7rr.pS
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81 ~ NJ 49,. -. ~ /
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rEt HE annual meeting OF tie stockholders of thi.
- Company, for the election OF thirteen Directors for
the ensuing year, Wl be held tie Office al the Com
pauy ~ the city @! Chicago, state iaoi. Fri
day, The eighth day g.! Jane next.
The poll Uili be opened at II o'clnCl T. NJ and closed
at l. O'CLOCK y. HENRY FAENAM, President.
uiyJ-5E E&ANtIS II. rONS, Secretary.
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- AIi~--...a t,.- as,oit,d -f...-ct -. fer ga-h,
y 80 40 ,.-., ....,f, l....srp.
mae ,a Va. BLAIR co.
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.Eudrcvv .Iay2ch's.


~,msssFS AND SUGAR HOUSE sYgUPS A nice
w article, bsIrC.s, ..i barrels and 40 gallon Is
MARIO NAs DUEEN a Osborn.
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DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID jan2g ORIoN's BOOK sf0EE.
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ES-cI.e f-c.ssE;.c;sr o5 iii. EEacC.-Gs
TIE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills !
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Defective Sight and Hearing:
Fairbanks Scales.

i-,TO~CIIc Oil.
- AID 70 - lie cheapest light used Try it
- fehl~ p. WALKER
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MEDICINES.
pIIRIEy THE. RIOOn

Nv PUhIFN The BLOOD.
w 18th Corrupt, disordered or vitiated blood, YOU
must be sick all over. IL may burst out in pImp es
or sores, or IN some active disease, It may mere
II keep you In sfess, depressed and good for nothing
But you cannot have good health while your blood
Is impure. AYER'S SARSAPAkiLLA purses
ont these Impurities and stimulates the ORGANS of
life lnto vigorous action, restoring the heath and
Expecting disease Hence II rapidly cures variety
Of Complaints which are caused BY imPurity of the
Ulcers, Sores Eruptions, PimPles, Blothss, Biles,
81 Anthony's Fire, X ose or Fry sipelas letter pr
Salt Hheum, Scale Head, Ring worm, Cancer or
Cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases
such as Retention, Irregularity, Suppression,
Whites, Sterility, Syphilis or VenereaT diseases
LIVER Complaint and Heart Discs ses. Try AY,
ER'S SARSAPARILLA, and see for yonrseif the
surprising activity with which IT cleanses the blood
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is SO univer-
sally k9oEn to surPass every other remedy for the
cure OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoar seness
CUP, Bronchitis, lncipent Consumption, and for
the relief OF Consumptive Patients in advanced
stages OF the ase, that it is useless here TO re
them.
AYERS CATHARTic PlLLs-for Costive-
ness, Dyspepsla, Indigestion. Dysestery, Foul
Stomaoh, Jaundlce, Headache, Heartburn, Piles,
Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms and IN short for al
the purposes of a purgatlve medicine.
Prepared By J. AVER d CO., Lowell Mass
ana sold by all Druggists everywhere. je 81 colin
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- -

4 wick HERSELF BECAUSE HER HUSBAND
CHEws TOBACCO.-Mrs. Rebecca Neshing, ma
tive Of Germany, thirty nine years of age, resid-
ing In Tenth street, near Avenue ID, New York,
was walking with her husband and some acquain.
lance, on Sunday evening, on Harlem bridge,
when reaching the centre OF that structure, she
suddenly stopped and, without giving any init
nation Of her intention, jumped into the water
When the body, however was taken from the
water life was extinct. The deceased was mar
Tied nine years since, but during the greater part
If the time her relations with her husband had
been unpleasant, and she had refused to live with
him, and had visited Europe and California in
the capacity Of nurse TO invalid tourists Return
ing from the latter place some three months since
a reconciliation between herself an II husband was
effected, which was not disturbed until few
minutes previous to her death, when a dispute
arose during the progress of their walk, on the
subject of tobacco chewing, to which practice
Mr. Neshing was addicted, and which was a
source Of great offence to his wife. Neither he
nor the others who heard the argument believed
for moment thata difference upon what some
look upon as trivial matter, would have sufficed
as motive for suicide.
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ARRIVhLS At THE HOTELS

WlLLARDS' HOTEI.-W EceIes, Nj: F A
DTeSer, rs; CouPet: Ga; B McMinn, Cal; II
" SEssn,, usA; H Wendell, = Angler,
Texas WOotten. Nd; l. Wiler, NY:Col
De Deiip Tore, Ca; Manning, DC; Mrs Manning,
NJ Hal, RI; II J Hoyt, CT; Mrs Morrison and
daughter, NY; Cushing, Mass; F j Chathejd.
and lady, Ny; Miss Goodrich do; p Rooper
ND; BALDWIN and lady, o; Miss BaIwin 40: {,
NlEslon DO; ~ LouIs, NY; w Shqpard do.
GStPt + InEle, nSN; w Frsnt and lady, Mas; G
H to- USAj L Lea. Tenn; c Morgan, Ny;
= BkOWNS H0TEL.7J Bossler, A I.andy. la;
hulter, Va; w Beall, Nd; J X Pickett. a..
Johnson. Mrs + Johnson, Miss ] n Johnson Nj a.
sims, Sims, Mich; K Milling Ter: Hon A. SIT
Coi pennison, On; w Stckney. la: i He.rn
agd ", ND; zen ViIibsrn and fam, w Miller. TeT:
w oung, Key VI II 6allaher and w, va: ri Sea -
ana Ia Tex; h FoIwoOd and ly, Mrs DeImsne Mr.
hsT rs Va; Mrs yOnes, ARK; D Jones, Fas
~; pT West, va; Miss Polk, Miss + Polk. Miss
r MointJTe, De; Miss r Aean, Nd; Cav Nj :
; Gay, La; Martin, Mo: It Trist and IS p. g
L Sst Dew va; Massas, do; Morgan, Del; w
NATIONAL HOTEL.-T McCurd,. Pal %
wilson, Me- Hogg, NY; c w over, -: q
= : Smiti rS 4 " FATE, Ark; f Stsarns Mas
"a, : Ihurston, q w Armstrong i: Z HnG'
Elns, Mrs John Will sms, Va; T. Il Marvel ~
s9n, OHIO; Chambers, Pa; X n Peteman Tenn.
+ W bif59 anP Isdy Black, 4 thinner, Va: w
Elns, VI Lewlce, Col ID ID Mitchell. Md; ] Tuctar
RoOs, La. 'iu' y n
kiRKWOOD HOUSE.-A Ed,erlv. Kim.
Tood4 NM: Robinson and ly, NY; ] d wstscn
Johnson, La. "ilhs
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THRILLING DIFFERENCE-Judge H, of
Detroit, although celebrated in his profession
was noted among his aCquaiutances as being very
dull of seeing pun. One day being at a dinner
party, the following conundrum was given by
one of the guests:
"Nhen is young lady like a vehicle i'm
common USE
when she is little suIky,'
The Judge, like all the rest Of the company
thought II first rate. The next evening, paving a
Vlst TO Miss Belle C, the Judge thought it
would please her very well and gave it as follows
When is young lady like vehicle in com
use'"
Miss C. having given il up, the Judge re-
pied TO her amaZement and amusement.
Nv hen she is little buggy
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IL FL Comet, who assassinated Maj Neigh
bors some time since. was himself killed by the
sherln posse at Belknap. Texas, on the 18th ult
ne attempted to Kill Dennis Murphy, and when
an effort was made TO arrest him he resisted and
shot.
DyA large sale OF Italian marble took place
In Baltimore on Thursday. In addition to the
CITY uade, there was large attendance from
Charleston, : c., Philadelphia. Pittsburg. Gin.
cinnatl; Richmond, Norfolk, Washington, and
other places.
IL The Jacksonville Standard of the 3lst ult
announces that the Cuba telegraph is in success
fsl operation from that place and Fernandio "a =
cedar Keys, thus uniting the waters of the Allan
Tic with those Of the Gulf Of Mexico
u jealous actor in New York named Cav.
having quarrelled with his wife and being zeal.
Gus OF her. met her in the street the other day and
threw vitrol on her face and neck for the purpose
of destroying her beauty
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, May 3lst, 1850.
In Pursuance of the "Act legalIzIng and making
been usually included in the general appropriation
for certain incidental expenses Of the departments
pOses, approved 26.h August, 1872 sealed separate
O'Clock, on the 23th of June next, for furn-
Ishing such articles of stationery may be re-
quired by it for one year from the st day of July
next, as enumerated in the su bjoined schedule and
estimate OF quantity, but IL Is TO lie understood by
persons proposing that the depar tment is be at
liberty to take either less greater quantity Of
any ARTICLE than is .ci6ed, according to its waits
during the year
Each Article to be of the hest quality, and to be
delivered without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE.
Paper, handmade, Of Linen, Laid or Wore.
80 reams foolscap, Whatmsn's OF JoJnson's, per
~ Teams quartO post, cream laid, to weigh not less
than pounds per rram, trimmed ruled on
three sides, Whatman's or Joynson's, per
90 Teams note paper, cream laid damask, What
mans or Joynson's, per Team.
EHrsiore Paper, Smooth.
q reams super royal, yellow, per ream
~ reams do. white. thick, Per ream
IN Teams royal, white, thick, per ream
Teams blottnE paper. ToJ al. red, per ream
ream white hlottIng boards, per ream.
EHreLcrey Of Strong S,uootb OpooU, Pom, Wb,t.
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

M TEETH.
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
TENDS personally at his ONCE in this CITY. 68Zf<
Many persons can wear these tooth who cSt10
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my of1oe can be accommodated
VITA any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
oecnest, strongest, and most perfect dentnre thai
art cep produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 1856 Pa avenue, between
IN and 10th sts. Also, cor Arch street. Phsdel
enlh. CO l-1V
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAY 10Th, 1860.

MAY 10Th, 1860.
OPEN MING
SEAS SON.
MoDONNELL'S
CATAwBA GINGER WINE.
Our Grocers and Citizens
will please
Bear In Mind
that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open.
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Received
A Large Stock
And Will be happy to receive the orders
of his
Washington Friends.
Quality Guaranteed Strictly Pure.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Agent,
ma l0-r.T.&s-tr Baltimore.
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lNDEcENcY N DRESS At ball recently given
by the Empress Eugene, at the Hotel d Abe a
painful feature Of this gorgeous scene was the
totai disregard Of dellcacy in the greater part OF
the costumes the generality of the toilettes being
complete undress shoulder-staYs and sleeve
were discarded, and in most cases replaced by a
stflng OF precious stones lightly holding together
the scaRty draperes of the corsape which ieft ex
posed the bust and shoulders
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y, FEM ,m1;FEMALES-FEMAI.ES
IN aANYh H AFFEcFESN@sA F FEdGifAR TO
FEMALES, the extract Buchu is unequalled BY
esnsty, Panfaness or SGspre S G0a
tomary Evacuations, liberated or scirr hous state
and for al complaints incident 10 the Z vhethst
arising from Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation,
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
49,, sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
Take no more BalsGm. Mercury, or nnplta tant
'ai HElBo dfiS:s" E% Ell RRq:FT RcR
SECRET f DISEASES
htte t or mo- Diet sts
And ErpoSxre
Urinate, thereby Removing Ubstfnciions. ehs'h 10
tTsveTt.nE ana curing Structures of the Urethra
the Osss Of diseases. and eIpens oil PStsSnons
D''se TG0 az HSS oT nb Ma,ts,
WHO HAVE BEEN The VICTIMS OF oUACKs,
snd who bsv hay Pssd to be cured short
TRINGEN1s," been dried up in the systsm, 70 brenk
'O' III p PE EiEffS. A IS.1s x" MARRIAGE
Use n W EXTRACT BucHu for all aaeC-
49,. URINARY ORGANS.
whether 'A'i Mat L OR FEMALE.
NJ" LoNO STANDING
Diseases of these organs req uTe the Ait ota Dn,,fi
HELMB,tID'S EXTRACT BUCHT
is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to have the desired effect IN All Dis
eases FOX WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED
Eridencc of the most rsinbLs and responsible CkGr
ter Will accompany the medIcIres
CERTIFICATES + CURES.
From to ~ years Stondrsg,
WITH NAMES KNOWN TO
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for Is 90
Delivered To any Address, securely packed from
ohservatIOn. "
CuTes Guaranteed! Advice Gratis ',
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared bafore me, an Alderman of
the city adelphia, III. +. HELM BOLD " no heinz
duly sworn, doth say. his prepare ions 90 tain no
narcotic. no mercury, or O.her injurious drugs
hut are purely vegetable. II. r. HEIMBOID
,Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day of
November, 1854
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Alderman,
Ninth street, above Race, PhiIa,
Address letters for information in condolences To
II; i. HELM bold, Chemist,
Depot % south Tenth st bet Chestnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
AND USPRINCIPLED DEA IERS,
VINO endea' or to dispose OF THEIR OwN'' and
OTHER ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
:" :. Extract Buc6u, =,
=. Sarsaparilla,
I" Improved Rose Wash.
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DENTISTR

IL DENTISTRY,
NR. Hi liS, after q FRACTION! test of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon- >-N
mend the Cheoplastio Process for in sertinxS
artificial teeth Ii has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Fail
upper sets inserted for sss Partial In proportion
Once sos Pa. avenue, "a
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUCuU.

W.
For Weaknesses
Arising from EKcesses, Habits of DISSIPATION,
Early IndIscretiOn or Abuse,
Attended ,cith ale foElo,rtrg Symptoms
indlsposlQon To EXeThOn, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
weak Nerves, Trembling,
Hotror OF DIsease, wakefuness,
GUINNESS OF vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the BODY
Dry ness of the Skin, ETuptions on the Face
PALLlD COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, If allowed TO 20 on, which this
nedlcln~ invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
~ ONE OF w HIGH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Who can say that they not fire. uentiy follow ed
by those On REFUL DISEASES"
. INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.r
Many are aware of the causs OF their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS
- And the Melancholy Deaths BY CONSUMPTION
Bear ample witness TO the truth of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNES
Requires the aid of medicine To strengthen
And lnvlgorate the Systom,
Hhieh hELABoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU inrdri-
nbIydOfS.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
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THE EVENING STAR.
IFoR THE STAR.

SIANZAS.
When dainty forms with kindred charms,
Like drops of water meeting,
Can rush into each others arms,
How happy Is the greeting.
By CupId's arrows stung with pain
With love each bosom rankin,
Has heart IL heating plt-a- Jane,
While hsTS beats Pit-a- rankin.
I would not blame her honest choice,
Nor cheek the tide of pleasure,
Nor WELD pen, nor ratSe q voice,
Against so good a measure.
For. be il SONY pretty pet,
NV darling pride" and so on
lis an Ill wind, as erst. as yet,
That blows some good to no one.
BE thine the JOY that wedock brings.
With each attendant blessing;
And learn. in sundry little things,
Enjoy meEt worth possessing.
That ri go sweet. for which, you know,
My heart has often painted.
For me. hencefoTth, must never How,
Nor must the drops he granted.
Yet. did'st thou comprehend my wish,
And wOud'st thou not respectit
Full many a corpse receives kiss
After the soul has left 1t.
Then why should not the hiring clay
Receive the living token
The pledge OF love in loves own way.
More fifty feit than spoken. p.