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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
Tng PERFEor1oN OF LIanr.-Muol

The PERFECTION OF LIGHT.-Much Of the com.
fort Of every family depends upon having brilliant cheap safe
and csanfy light 1t gtens e burden o household
amazingly and exercises cheering influence on every spirit
Any material possessing the above qualities Is worthy The
attention of the public and That the paane OIL manufactured
by the great Kanawha Coal Oil Company Virginia does
possess them fully will be enirey by very many of
citizens particularly by those who visited White SULPHUR
Springs Of Virginia during the past season. was exclusively
used in Illuminating all the buildings that watering place
Furthermore We have special qualification commencing this
oil as being about the best made in the country Its anac-
ture exclusively Southern enterprise stock being for the
most part owned in this city By old and known citizens
We have examined the oil the Light produced by
and in purity the and in bney freedom from oaor
the other cannot be exeeled The extraordinary cheapne
too of this light is Of its recommendation features
Let the people try it and they will scarcely Try any ether as
long they live, will their children aiterEthem Mr.
Covert No Ghafes street. has this oil for sale and great
stock Of lamps, tc. See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
LETTER FROM cREscENTA.

Dear Crescent: I've often heard 1t said trolling
stone gathers no moss.m It is true, and yet one
vegetables who never moves; therefore, once in a
while gather up my household goods and give
them change Of scene. Had never done So /
should have missed many new view Of life and
many merry sight, How often have I, with the
old English poets, wandered through Arcadian
scenes, where shepherds and shepherdesses in cos
tunes spotless. brilliant and enchanting, were
watching their tiocks, meath green trees and on
howery plains, culling bright posies and decor.
ating with many q scented wreath their hats ana
crooks, while purling brooks ran sparkling by,
giving life and beauty to the imaginary scene.
The snowy sheep cropped the tender grass that
grew along the banks very pretty, clean and pic.
turesque were they in Imagination, but since Eve
lived here, In the upper suburbs Of our city, Eve
found the reality not quite 80 enchanting Inst
fancy flock Of enc or tive hundred sheen, their
fleece anything but white, and decorated with
danb Of red or black paint, to designate the owner
while their guardian instead Of plaid hat and crook
rejoiees imam old red flannel shirt and sans hose
sans shoes runs along shouting and driving his be.
wiidered charge over muddy roads-some differ.
enee between romance and reality.
Some years since g Mayrie,'' of the Delta, gave
as a piece Us Rowdy Girls of New Orleans ~
nelieVe it was entitled I've often thought of it.
~ taking my basket dipper and bit of string with
naaE' ans followed by little thfee.year old--aho
~ now torlnenting me to let him write, tool have
gone out cray tshing, another Of our suburb lux.
uries. Il you don't mind an occasional slip into
the water, wetting your feet, you can have 4 good
deal o. fun and sport in catching erayfsh, a.
peciaiy L You have pleasant companions.
Our life in the suburbs Is quite pleasant and
countrg'like the ali Is purer. tresher and cooler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

while we have open fields and green trees to stroll
in, and are free from that terrible nuisance dust
We have, however, one drawback for those who
are tmd and that is the droves of cattle that are
often driven through the streets; and as they go
tumblng along, believing and tossing their heads
they present rather frightful appearance to me,
and, believe, they are dangerous, being fire.
quently the wild, large,horned cattle of Texas and
Attakapas, and frantic with terror.
What with our weekly Cricket and Ball Clubs,
and an occasional pic mic, we have life enough.
We have country air and trees, and can jump into
the cars or omnibus, and soon have city air and
dust.
Hoping have not made any of You guilty of the
capital sin Of envy. bid you adieu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
en- en- |, take a seat beside me, and we win read

together.n 80 'AN I" 'ii' ls''u
She hesitated an instant, and then assented. The
hquld tuscan language sounded very beautiful,
the governess had bound me, deepened with avery
| passing moment. 49,
month wore on, and one night 7 sat in my
| chamber, holding communication with my own
heart. The face that had seen at the window on
my arriva-the face that had seemed SO pale, no
calm and cold, had since assumed every variety of
expression. had come thither to woo Blanche, /
had fallen in love with the goVernessl Yes, | was
in love at Marguerite haunted all my sleeping
and waking dreams. l was musing thus when
heard tap at my door, and Cuthbert entered
" Wen, = he said, a penny for yonr thoughtsr
~: an thinking" replied, " how mysterious a
I" You are in love, then-glad of it-glad of it.
Blanche will be happy woman u
Ils-.ts not Blanche! " ] stammered; tits
not Blanche my heart has chosen-I love the gov
The, goyerness !" said Cuthbert. nzounds,
man, what do you mean2"
~ have to-day laid hand, heart and fortune at
her feet: ii she accepts me, shall envy nobody in
the wide world"
Cuthbert medated awhile ere he resumed.
not marry Marguerite
"Sincero-God knows ami" 4.=..
My host gazed at me, and laughed merry Iauub.
that rang loud and long through the hall
My dear fellow" be began, "you are the vic
TIM OF little ruse. My sister-in-law has had
mortal fear of falling the prey Of some fortune
hunter, and when you, on your arrival, mistook
her for the governess she could not resist the
temptation to carry out the imposture. In the bit
OF eonfab we had with her in the veranda, she
begged US not to undeceive you, and we hpmored
her within. She coaXed the cousin who was stay
ing with us to act the part of the heiress, and as
she had taught the children during the absence of
their French goyerness, they were not likely to
betray her secret-Blanche Marguerite DUPONT
come here and confesslu
Dear, dear Richard, know can trust your
Blanche is now my wife, and peeping over my
shoulder at the manuscript, she bids me tell the
world she has never reponted the stratagem that
won my love-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
: "A Snake in the Bed.


The Claiborne Banner, or one Of its correspond
ents, is responsible for the following fearful snake
story
About the year 1929, one e. Barker moved In
Bayou hisatchie in the Southern portion of Nafobi
toehes parish. During his travel there had been
quahtity OF ram which made it necessary that
everything should be summed. One of the feather
oeds mad, by accident, hole torn in it about an
inch Square. This hole was patched vile it Law nm
a brush heap summing. Not long afterwards the
sleepers on this bed were troubled with dreams If
snakes ana often its occupants actually believed
snake was in bed with them, and yould bounca
out OF bed IN great alarm, but would return after
vigorous but upfruitfn search. Two years after
Barker came to Kisatchie the eldest daugbtar NO,
married mar to J: W Brown and took this bed home
Wan nef yet us sleepers continued to be troubled
with visions OF snakes, and an occasional search
was instituted for the intruder. Four years after
inns marriage Barker visited his daughter and was
put upon this bed se gu" "a'
ABOUT ten o'clock he was heard calling for his
sen-lnlaR, =" John! John come here 0IieR Isav
a, snake is in my bed!n Lights were had and
though every nook and corner was sparchea NJ
snake was found All retired again. but W ere aonn
% pc startled by the old mans excited cries fer
help and lights as if he was holding sometbina
with all his strength. John went to him tbinpineg
ne had nightmare; but, to his surprise. found
him wide awake and holding sometime under fba
covering with all his might. After searching nndar
w covering, u was found to be snake on the in
sue OF tne tlck among the feathers. 1t was Dulled
ont and found to be quite strong and active and
was about seven feet in length Now the onasiian
Is Tor hathralsts TO solve, how did this snake snh
sIst among the featherssas it must have been in
Ihefe Iof SIX years without food of any kind or
water2 The ticking was new when The bo e.' os
toIa, ana there never had been bat that one hole
IN Lae De, until one was cut to mil the snake ont
We give TINS as strictly true. John W. Brown
u MS Te are sui living, and will assert the
Chute, La. ~ - eou'i1'eee'N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

The GREAT SOUTHERN EMpoRIuM OF FANCY
aooDs, DRESS iR1MaIsGs ETc.I is really almost as wei
worth ones white 10 visit che mercantile of Mesrs
\ Pfe 1888 Canal street, TO go into Barnums great
omium ga heu The collection of rare beautiful unique
ancin elegant and useful things extraordinary and we can
scarce but wonder Mt the intelligence of the
dealers who collect together from all the markets Of the world
the various curious and diversified merchandise
meet The demands Of their trade which is manifold as Il is
e&enaed fhe aessr Pfe intend to make their emporium
the center of Southern trade ID fancy and variety o
and to build up widely extended relations Ines,
have resolved to Sell exceedingly both Wholesale md
retail buyers They have stock held nj uch
prices as viii ENABLE them oat this policy during the
opening season. AZ to this Stock its Variety we
have only 70 refer the city and interior reader of the Crescent 10
the several lengthy advertisements Of the honse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
pIKEcr IMronrArIoN or, pms MI t........

Direct IMPORTATION OF PAIRS MLLRERY.-
ms Turner the accomplished aud faithful direcres Of the
modes los and 10 Canal street, receipt Of her f
tons of Paris fashions She now opening her Invoices Der
ships from Havre and they comprise tasteful and ee
giant assortment of the reigg styles season. We be-
speak the attention Of our lady readers Mrs Turner's ayer-
ement for having read they will lose time paying her
visit and inspecting The fashions assortment Is mare
by selections from H. Tho Paris made millinery Of this fall IS
captivating and no mistake. AT Mrs Turner's establishment
the same attention as heretofore given the dress making
department. aud the faeilesare increased the heaviest
orders can be ed with great ptonpiude whether they be from
city residents from commission MERCHANTS or country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
THE RarpERoR's BIRDS sEsP.

Once the Emperor Charles, of Spain.
With his swarthy, grave commanders
forget in what campaign,
Long besieged In mud and rain.
Some old frontier town of Flanders. ~
Up and down the dreary camp,
In great boots Of Spanish leather.
Striding with measured tramp,
These Hidalgos, dull and damp, am@a%
Cursed the French, cursed the weather.
Thus, as to and fro they went
Over upland and through hollow.
Giving their Impotence vent,
Perehed upon the Emperors tent,
In her nest they espied a swallow. ~...
Yes, it was a swallows nest,
Built of clay and hair of horses,
Name or tail, or Dragons crest,
round on hedgeroWs, east or west. ..~
After skirmish of the forces, ..
Then an old Hidalgo said,
- AS he twiried his gray mustaehio:
'Sare, this swallow overhead
Thinks our Emperor's tent shed -
And our Emperor but a maeho.r*
Hearing Ills imperial name
Coupled with these words of malice.
Half i'll anger, half in shame,
Forth the great campaigner came
Slowly from his canvas palace. e.
LET no hand the bird molest,,, -.z.
Said he solemnly, "nor hurt her >,
Adding, then, by way Of Jest:
"Golondrino is my guest
Ills the wife of some deserter.nt
Swift as the bow-string speeds a shaft
Through the camp was spread tbe rnror
And the soldiers as they qdaffed 1870
Flemish beer, at dinner, laughed
Atthe Emperor's pleasant humor.
So, unframed and unafraid.
There the swallow set and brooded.
TIL the constant cannonade
Through the walls hfeech had mada
and the siege was thus concluded. g
Then the army, elsewhere bent.
Struck its tents as if disbandina.
Only not tile Emperofs tent s=
For he ordered, ere he went,
Very CURLY Leave it standing.u @
And it stood there all alone,
=. Loosely Tapping, torn aud tattered.
~ III the brood was fledged and flown.
Singing DER those walls of stone
That the cannon-shot had shattered.
aIAcHo-Thc Spanish for mule.
oloSphiNo IN Spanish means swallow and deserter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

THE Finest FAsHIoNABLE CLorHING. - Mr..
Fareis Fabfe Of the emporium ogentenen fashions
Of SChses and Common streets publishes an
stating he has received opened fan stock of gentle
mems clothing and furnishing goods is hardly necessary
that should mention that these goods the most fash
ionable and desirable character that they made in the
latest style Of the ee material OF the fashionable
fabrics which at neat ana durable and adapted the
or furnishing goods Mr.. Fabre every article
which may DO called or Of The best description Go and in
spect bis goods ealine reader yon would eosn,ed in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-see advertisements
Y M9. A. Braseman Of the uptown dry goods emporium
corner Of Magazine St. Andrew streets This aIe l.
Offering really extraordinary bargains in all kinds 81
staple and fancy dry goods may BY referring 10 e
published fist Of goods and prices If these do not attract
ec rush ladies to his store why they not understand Their
own interests that's all Thrifty housekeepers can appreciate
the Inducements afforded by the reduction at Brasemnn and
winch Are Enthusiastically These goods are staples Of trade
are Of prime quality and The reduction is giving Of -
money to the customer Now the time and Braselnans 4
the place to make bargains in household linen had o,h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

ORANGE PuDDNG.-Take half pound of bntter
SIX eggs pint of good, sweet milk, or better still
u S#eet cream, one pound of grated sugar and !
lresa orange. Rub the butter and sugar to a
urga, aaa the eggs well beaten and the Juice and
minutes and bake - "a tei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

CARPET Goops, Ero.=-If there is anything new
and popular and desirable wihal In carpet so DIS way which
. net to be seem admired aud purchased store of j. d.
Dameton Co. la Canal rect we aTo al loss 10 know What
i'll, foF certainly complete yarEed and
beau ila stock than ai by these eSelescod and AZ
ensise dealers Househelda who design purchasing in their
line should certanIy examine their stock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29
Taz Nsw AL FAsasoss.The cold weath,

EaK AEH FALL fashions, The cold weather
isssif n snc determined way as inacatee
+ - = ss sessoas visit and drpst more nnti tie YER
- gAs = spring hence toward ID Norb pos
sayaS h ths sasb os Summer and deepy Nh
s fog ms5e and seasonabe p,erunsas
@nss las'A nd senbne comfort ih
s'ste ss hss asslasHAsss SAP secaied ii ts siss
s sess q ssss ss g. anies s on
aAss fashionable oless hsAa she
aea ilssnisezss wish bad Hand 10 IN 81
@sf sse 4 hsss hss'ae e Mach iha styles aud keen w
tas. spes'sais bS eQnisgsa goods fiona e
q sis fasslua aoss ehassaleEe s. Ia saa aas
sna ~ sonssy d tle p4oos,sar
40 ssers sea . h; esys sasufe he coasinreS No.
Rsay sna Popularity 81 ts o ssehhed eonessn see II,
Nesdssnepf. - ses
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sltm ORLEANS laiIp Crescent.
N0ITonIsI7 ean9ESp0snENtE, NiISCELLANY.


sas 5;nsss Il s,rss3 psas;';e,s w;ll fave q
verse ya;fstses ID, both Hoslses Of Congress wit
&c popular branch nnllifsing bis budget. and fh
Senste nuysng hls nomna l hs WI Asss
y III s,ia,s nnsss III Tresr
estimates are sgash aa d come recommended b
natjonal considerations and eccnomy, u the yie'
81 tss pesapsEac psrsy nasing ~ =
s,,.,sS II S,;,, Z - b. If
wgea1 admins esasiFe revolution. Pennsylvania wi
~ Disappointed ia rsalizing the fruits Of her dslsc
zen afs m e. rrS.egoh 9 sy s
desiiae7 b 3 Similar fsilure homestead Bin. agr
CULTURAL colleges. as well as tarif We should not
"a st 'ssa I -: cse 70 y, hasn
s1rislaer power iaor patronage
WV v.sr ta,rs Z, !, s,Vrs 81 p,Is SrArg.-The
New York Herald gives up The State % Lincoln on
acpount Of IL bad news FEN rss, AZ Aibany Albany
sss III 81 soa y sspa
ssss IT, gs Rnchsnan majority was 27s
e and We snail caEgy tae connty row ~ about tie
~ IA s r;ss ~ Il we'll ~ i a,bsnS y
- s6s3l enrft the State beyond d doubt. III
IAlbany Argus.
FUSION Ii MASS AcHussrrs, The Springfield Re-
a1nhiiean ssvs
7he siIrf Il mia te onnos;tian part;es ~ Mas.
aaehasstts upon 4 single State ticket twice made,
txlce abaadened Is now renewed ~ with prospects
e. ~ s ss f aas =
81 I,awrapce Beaoh and Butler. retiring.
We hone. for the honor Of Massachusetts. thai
chs il 80. If ii Is, Andrew the Abolition candidate
3 Esr Governor Oh n be defeated
A,Sspis,f,,s stsSs INA racsut tag;s,at;vo az,
sions in Virginia are of happy augury. Id. Nash.
the Breckenridge Democrat, has, it is true, been
s .sves nc nosc sn,.st;snr XVI iSS z
ffe Senatorial Dsfset IA yh;eb fie Rrsrinrdgs
nsr, q f esse,. 5a,ne5 q amat
ssnies,s n ~, ~ @
4 vacancv III he House az Deiaaates h Nottowav
also sfsoBg siavehold;ng county Of Eastern VIZ
-i5s;a Ell 7a,nes 4 fSrnmg sais III ha
irats avar ssas ron,as n ~
;5s IN ,,a
tory d the more remarkable On aceonnt If The
rrat ininsne 81 al smheli y I; @ u " ~.
Isaers ~ tie e 91 II, :. ,e
N Y;rv;n;a u c Is ~
fe s M essikT fBsls;mor AZ paaoe "
= : --l's 'S"''
4 1AE LAST REsoR IN recent speech delivered
at Albany Ga, MI. Senator Toombs, after repre-
ScatiHg the issue between Mr. Lincoln and the
j., ii al Ia 4Ar. understood "a ID rannrte, ~
E, ,,ss IL, f,,I,,r,, V
= 80. - es's's 10y 'sa1s .sss
this ~ ah issue ta pc aeelaed at me baliotrhox,
tnM Y qecsusA against you there shall invite you
% aeeide 4 With TIE cartridge box
rascsy Non f1Frrarp yHz VIM. pv,s,,,,,,,,.
Al
lied upon to prove tho charge against Douglas and
ms party TINT Mr.. Yancey had been offered sthe |
Vice Presidency upon ti,t I)o,,gas tn,ret
Vi ~,
r. ~ T. = settef addressed to the
<iiiAsfestah Eeufaer admitting that he had said at
= private dinner party, Mr. Yancey could Get that
position upon the Douglas ticket for the services
ss -, 5s IN u e., sasos
& II " tne unareseon
OIL s p,ora sy;s, Nh Is spfa1g
- s-'s 80 ~ ~ aiiu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS, ETc.-The Executive
committees Of political Clubs of all shades of patriotic opn3on
should Immediately repair the great fancy and variety
W az p fe " Canal Street. lie adyertses he is sell
ing out at his great stock Of partisan aaps d i
ens roman candles rockets blue lights and eve descntion
OIL This deduction will enable professions to shine
win increased btl'iancy and glow duplicated enhusi
a IN the cause which participants advocate We refer to adj
'N"'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

Doors, sHoGs AND CLorurSe.-we call the at.
iensoa Of 10 the credit sale Of boots and shoes clothing
white shirts etc. 70 take place Ibis day 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Leapuoai slaehe Co.'S auetou No. es ehsrtres
stgeet Terms attale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

FALL AND WINTER CLoTHiSG retail trade
would lowell to give attention lie claims which IL Grec-
wall Bfoher % Fchoupitonas street upon patronage
fher stock Is large choice aud completely assorted being
cnlaied supply every article apparel required by people or
all classes and for Hloceupaenso busuegsor
working travelling dancing, doing anything The goods
Of ate make and vary stylish may satisfy themselves
by inspection. few minutes 6iresnwaH Brothers will
suffice for man to make himself comfortable for the
season see Advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

BANK SHARES AND INSURANCE scRIp ron s.tr
Paeg Co.. brokers' 100 ravier street offer for sale share,
Of banS stock railroad mortgage bonds scrip See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

Losr.-A liberal reward is advertised for the re.
coye.y Of Of money lost Friday evening See adys,.
tisemrnE -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

CHANGE IN TARIFF OF FRmGHr.-shippers nv
The New Orleans and Mobile Mail Line referred to the new
tariff of increased of freight published esewbes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

LOTTERY Ticker Losr.-A lottery ticket, de.
serIted IN advertisement has been LOST. s.sHSsa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

= VERY SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT of household fur.
uteeossny and black wanutvi,h piano. mirrors, etc.
WIZ &c sold at auction this day, by Messrs Gardner Smith
a ocoes at No sa5 Magazine street Hensekeepess and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

RatkHReosE Err HsapAs "A 4 sizes Of whale
Ess lHs 5essa Fsrtaaa ~ & Iswbss Ca,
r. Gasp sizest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

*AlACHo-The Spanish for mule
G0LoSpnINo in Spanish means a swallow and 5osa.o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-29

The Claiborne Banner, or one of its correspond
ens, responsible for the following fearful snake
story
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-09
sLN.L- y. Castle
CASTLE Il COOKE.

importers AMI Wholesale anil Retail dealers in General Mer-
chaudise OH "f the King and school
streets Church Also the Store
formerly occupied Ey c IL Nicholson, King street
ste the Chapel Agents for DR.. Jaynes' Neii-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-09
j. III. WOOD.

Manufacturer Importer a Dealer Boots and Shoes OF every
Description ho- Findings, Pump, sole, Rigging, Harness,
and Patent Calf Goat, Hog. and Buck skins
Trunks YaIfs-s. Sparrg Gloves Fol-. AMI Masks, BLck
ing Br1.he Hosiery. sc. Brick shoe store, corner OF
Fnrta anIN NlerrlIant sts-. HlnnIllu. II I. l-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-09
GEORGE 4. sIDERs.

Agents Plantations q Ako at Papao and Two
AZ PuI1 IIl1 Inp1rtsTs ani Wholesale and Retail Deal
China Goods have hand. for SALE al their esAn
un-nts King street, Honolulu and at LilIaina- Maui
sugar, MoLssses. syrup, Tea. Coffee, and large and
varied assortment q general merchandise
Honolulu. August L. 1855. 5s-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-09
Commercial Advertiser.
The Mission Ship.

The Mission Ship.
Tie brave to see valiant ship,
With snowy pinions. ~
Across the ocesn, ike bird
Beneath pi-asant sky.
-Tis brave % think what precious things
Are heaped up in her hold-
What EpodIy merchandis- she bring,
And i-weiry, AMI gold
How l0fty - her carriage, when
She sitteth ou the deep;
Her strraners bose, her canvass spread,
Tie rolling -eas 20 szeep -
The loud hurrah-the sailors cheer
The tumglt AMI the STRIFE
The laugh, the farewell, and the tear;
she - a thing q Life.
Yet Drawer sixhf BY iar Il g..
And goo'tii-r, when a ship,
With Mercy's hersld-, doth her wing
In yonJ-r waters iipi
A burden bearing, richer flr
Than goli or costly gem
An emblem q the Morning Star
That shone DER Bethl-hefn-