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, 1860-07-23

SARA7t0A SFHIscs. Juf IS. LEGO.
MEssns- Ep17ons; That is By no means poor
philosophy which c1aims that no man has q
right to keep his thoughts, Impressions and
feelings shut up in his own mind, for it is one
Of the worst forms, Of ee1fshness, such rs Sc
eures no profit to any Que, not e7cn to ones
self. To express 10 others what ne see md
know and fee, is II duty as well to ourselves AZ
to those around VI, even though our obserEa-
lions may seem to most persons very common.
place. Itis free speech that improves, cor
reefs, modi6es and enlighteha the human race.
Adopting this philosophy, propose to give
your readers few wayjottings since left
Chicago.
Har1pg decided to take the collipgwood route
ne left the Garden City on the propeller '*On-
tonagop," saturday evening at 8 O'Clock, July
lslh. The lake was very smooth and quiet,
the passengers wera oil cheerful and happy, the
propeller was neat, sweet sad commodious,
so that we all settled down contented!y for a
TIRES DAYS trip by water to Collingwood. An
easy motion Of ten miles tn hour brought US
into Milw auke &c ear3y the next morning, where
we stopped three hours, giving us lime 10 taxa
little wsik for variety sake, and too rec some
Of the beauties Of that pleatant city. We
touched ut Sheboygan about noon aud ut Mani
towAc about O'Clock, P. u. -; both Of these pfa.
ces, situated on bluffs lhst overlook tie lske,
looked like pleasant and prosperous villages
Monday morning Ne found ourselves at Mani
ton island, where ne stopped. about an hour,
wandering along the shore, gathering pebbles
OF aga.e and cornelian and stones containing
fossil remains. This wAa truly pleasant Stop
TO u, for the lake, during tho p1etioaa. night,
, 1860-07-23

The New York Htrdd publishes at tull length
the seven column warlike manifesto of the Ex-
ecutive Committee at Washington Of the Doug
lbs faction, addressed to ''the Democracy of the
United States" The Herald thus comments on
the pronunciauento:
The pofct Of the Douglas faction is WAT to
The knife. The Committee emphatieaiiy deny
that no compromise whatever is admissible; :"
that 1--WE desire to ascertain the strength Of
tbs National Democracy in every State, North
and South, and intend to ascertain it !" That
we have made no proposition for joint elec-
toral rict ct in dny State, and we earnestly ex-
pecs 7ou THE Douelss rank and fle,) to reject
snch propositions indignantly, whenever and
wherever made;" and that. "lf we hate any
friends in any State, let those friends call .
state Convention at once, and Dominate full
electoral ticket, pledged to the exclusive sup
port Of D ,ugius and Johnson"
Thus ali the friendly offices Of Mayor Wocd
the movements Of the Breckenridge leaders and
organs in Pennsylvania and Virginia looking
ta ihe same object, ate pronounced BY this Ma
,iont Douglas Commitsee 1t Washington out
OF order. There Is 10 be no truce. no compro-
mise, no qusr1er given 10 the Breckinr1dgc
tac,ion in my State, for any purpose :: under
any circumstances. The fight Of the Douglas
: ,s~0 Ia uut WILL AIuE0Ius Jul WIN DEeCklQ-
ridre. for the a-cenaa..ccy in the Democratic
party-a 6eht which, ii kept up, will surely
ut this party in the same grave with the old
Wbig party. ,.:
Upon The programme Of this Douglas mani
fes.o il is eas7 10 solve tile riddle Of this presi
DENTAL election. The .,reckinridge ing will
take nway from the De ocraey Of the North
| the last hope Of carrying single Northern
State. The Douglas Democracy may turn orer
| .a,,,. ,f tho hnrd. s1are E{nfes II Jnhn Rel
But Lincoln will be elected, azd where, then
will stand these belligetent advisers Of MIR
Douglas. The Southern Democracy will re
pudia:e them, and the Dou2ias faction vii
ave to prolong tile fight, with all the odd:
against them, or 60 over into the kspubl4cas
Perhaps, however, up IN this suicidal polio,
Of no quarter, the helligesent Dou:Ias leader
may be io,ctd into the background before No
rember. The tide is evidently turning agaius
hem, as they will discover probably hetor'
| many daya are over.
, 1860-07-23
Law OF Street Railroads in Mnaea-
-, - ~-,.-.3:. eEnNHltH.

Law OF street Railroads In Masea-
enu'et'o.
4 case has just been tried in Boston, which
appcars 10 involve general principle, in refer
-. ~. -;,,ht. and ,,;r;,aoa, ~ -o;1>,,a
ene0 ~ 'o
corporations. Inc case seems 10 nave oeen IN
stituted as test suit, TO determine the extent
J., .ta +r,o+ =, ,..,-a ,ho ,,s,.,
~ ''eu' VI 90.
rate Of speed, agalnst distractions by other
vehicles. &c. The cars IN this instance were
- a.. dsc..d.,, :, H.. .,,;,
drawn n9 nofses' ano t"7 ue.en"aa' ia 'os 'o'.
for some length Of time continued to ohstruct
+ho ,rav with hfs tea.o, after being requested to
:. a,,e Tho main no;nts in thu
ailo" rue ca1S ~ peS0' 4''''1AA po''>9 - 'A0
decision are given:
The cars cou'd onlv move in one precise line /;
the public, By tbe grant of the franchise. had
Guduhd Gnd Ia ,+;ver all the ti"ht to be-
-arr;aJ o6 that linn al The n,tai rate of sneed
~ ah;ch nasssngers are carri-d bT horses suh.
;.c, oniv r. occss;onal nece.aarY innediments.
T. !. MI shown that there was any imDedimeut
nrayentinx the wagon from turning ont; the
r,ron ths,aforr for the time beinr. 1as an
,,ntsnn..srv ohstrncfion If The nub;r travriL
sud .Ss"af:,s nni.1fs II ia .,atpd IN the h;i
- s-rsn,;ons NJ II the tuo we're unon an
oa,ei,t. " n ;h;s resn-c, that there was
raom On either side for either vehicles to
turn out: but this is a mere illusion. The
wagon could turn out: the csr could not. It is
spd slow teams to drive them with one wheel
On the track. aud that they caa be drawn much
mare easily there thau il noy other part of the
strest. Tais is no Justification. While tie
,ract is not in use by the car, perhaps the
teamsser had right 30 to use il. But when
reou;rtd for the cars. which could pass in no
o1frr mode. he had no riQht to consult his own
ronranience 1, the xreaf 1rcouyeuie &c Of or
, 1860-07-23

THx HorsEkxErEa's FR11sp-SPALp.xs's
PRErARsp GLuE.-Ih;s adm,rab.e addition to
oar standard household economies will be hail
ed by all good housewives as boon long
wished 10 has hitherto unattained. Spaldiugis
Prepared Glue is perfectly adapted for those
timely repairs to household waves: furniture,
eroekery. and for taccy work, ms. is alnott
housekeeper. It is chemically held in solution,
will withstand the action Of climate and time,
retains It's full strength. md is put up IN snug
convenient bottle, With bru-h, all for twentv-
IRE cents. On being applied the chemicals
readily evaporats and The glue becomes firm
quickly, and I'D .eres with - tenacisy Of the
be.t cabinet makers glue For wood, leather,
or other articles where gl:e is ever used, it is
lust ,he thing. We have tried it, and speak by
The card. Ia the country it will be invaluable,
and nobody in the city will think OF doing with
cut il. Il Mr.. sPsldiog desires to become .
stuck Ike bis glue, be will b sure Of an elec-
E0UA
, 1860-07-23

Oa Saturday the matrimonial union Of Prince
Peter Of Arenberg with the Countess Do1sger
Caroline Of Stahremberg, NEE Countess kauunz,
was celebrated With great Pomp At the cathedral
Of ST. Stephens, Vienna, iu the presence Of tue
whole 6<lu monde Of the Austrian metropolis.
The story OF this marriage is not an uninter'
estpg one. Prince Peter IS no less than ser-
enty years old, and lis new consort, the cele-
brated Count kautitz's daughter. is elxty- one.
In early youth both loved each other tenderly,
and would hare got married bns for the oPpos-
Ing wish Of their respe ctiTe parents. 1t ls IN
old. very old story, this kind Of tale, aud it is
quite unnecessary consequently, to dwell on
details in this particular case. as all cases OF
the sort resemble each other like leares on the
same tree. Suffice it to say that Prince Peter
Of Areabe1g had 10 lead daughter Of Prince
Chariea de Talleyrand 70 the altar, and that the
young Countess Of kaunitz was united to a graf,
OF earl, Of Stahremberg. Years flowed On !;
both the former lovers came to hare children
Ut their OWE both, probably had cares Of their
own, and thus their lives rolled Oh as most bu'
man li.es do--a mixture Of joys aud SORROWS,
pleasures and pains. But, s,ngularly enough,
bath the husband Of Caroline Of kaunitz, and
the wife Of Peter Of Arenberg died at the same
time. and accident throwing the two old
friends once mote together. they courageonsly
resolved to cArry cut their original Intention,
and Get married. Hence the ceremony Of Sat.
urday last IN the noble temple OF st. stephens,
a. V,enns.-.BerIin Corr<.Fonpeneeo Of Ae Court
1EfEf. -
, 1860-07-23
An Original Letter Of Shelley.
The following letter OF the poet Shelley has
never before been published:

"BA1H, September 8 1878,
stMv Dear Sir II live over again the days Of
nv infancy and youth. What you say goes to
M heart. and the ep.aet which you have eho-
seq to express your sensations aceords so ex'
actly with mr. Owl, that 20 other could convey
IN une word the poetry. the romance and truth
which she Alhambra Of my imagination At onca
inspires. 1t will afford me great pleasure to
comply With your wish; but remember, among
works none are so hard to translate as poems.
for most different ia various languages il the
genius ver>dcatioD; most difficult, too. the or
der of poetic inspiration. 1n lyrical poems
there il q wildness, and raptur"us frequency
Of transition so powerfully ca'culated to devei.
op tbe innermost pecul,arlties Of the people
whose feelings are poured through this medium
that tic common phrases fail, and the full na"
tionality Of the idiom prevails. For this reason
to translate an ode Of the South into the ton
cues Of the North il like transpiantlng the
pomgranase and palm.t1ee Of Syria to the Or
"Mary's little head is full Of human schemes
and purpores-but fear they are bubbles gilt
ter,ng il the sunshine, to break when they hare
had their hour.
$40 ]. PEACOCK, 8 Suffolk street strand"
, 1860-07-23

;. A. SOUTHERN SrR1xk!-We have been taught
to believe, by The apostles Of slavery, that such
things as strikes, riots. and other unseemingly
demonstrations which now aud then break the
monatony Of Northern life, are Impossible At
been bee assured, where capital ownes labor, pre-
serves society from all such casastrophes and
maintains unbroten and perpetual peace.
We are surprised, therefore, aswell as pal 7ed
to lind that the city Of SaEannab, IN Georg1s: Il
at this moment suffering the dlshonor and 1u-
convenience OF vulgar bread rot The joor-
ncymen bakers have struck, and ara not only
demanding higher wages, but are foIcioly pre-
venting others from working who will not Join
in'theT demand. At the 1atest advlces, tho
stike was in full hlsst,-:-K: K Ttma: .,,. ..,
, 1860-07-23

The fate Of Miss Emily Wheeler, daughter Of
Gen. Wheeler, commander At Ca1upore, before
the massacre, seems 10 have been definitely
ascertalped. Some months ago, i, was roundly
asserted that she WIS still LIVING With the sowar
who vas said to have carried her of, and that
she wishedto hide her sorrows and shame alike
in oblivion. A native tpy, who has been tra.
cling her fate lor several months, has learned
that she was Carried # from CawnPore BY NJ
zam Ali Khan. Raibau, asowar OF Rampore.
4 fe'ow.,rooper thus describes him: "Ags e2
feet inches, long nose, dark eyes, wesrs
beard and small moustache." The statement
is, that this fellow YVES accompanied (lrom
Cawnpore) BY hts wife and sister; but that, On
some quarrel taking place among them al one
night, mis- vile became estrauged from him. Aad
that thereupon he went and killed the young
ladg {Aiss Wheeler) in the jungle and cast her
body into dry we'll Sucn, heard, was the
account they gare Of him, and that they had also
declared that be persisted, soon after, in thebst-
tn IT RootKka y. Avery miserable ms4ner: ~
, 1860-07-23
,31rrSS cnfibt1ttf.
90. 7
MONDAY. JULY %, 1860.
A BLArHKRtNG CANDIDATE.


The Catholic irish followers ol Mr. DoueiaF'
no doubt i'st'ea'cd by their priests ana o'su-
ops, do right 10 turn ont aud gro f''in an Gu
thu>iastic reception" in each plase tnFopen
which he passes in his Eastern tour we Gan
nc. but believe that the r1nsnlng o. '!,es: 'nen
&c d. him honor, ~hlle Americans ~ op'a
aud principle stand 'aoo'' Is oaa poue,' s'o
VIII rcacsup1 HI. 1'ous1as plssPe etSe-
where People VIII eont'oae " s'sA WY = 20
that Ar. Douglas mos II necessary ~ '1ota"'
a rule which 1'l ifeS'oenl'"' .Auoa
to oose'1se; ano lns!eeo 9 'n:'1es'ne Sn "'o esA
bed etam+o'e +t o. toeolo ~ rstusn.os .
1ets ou' on AZ eAe'soness'oe "Aut' e .,e
his own qualifications lot and claims 10 '''e
Presidency as nc goes 'nes W" '' '"'t ~.
anxious to koow why IL 's 1"ae o 'oe e,o"os :.
dEawa Out e5 MS pfesencsa thfee''ou'o'',
not 'out> h''hs are men VINO o"o " A'eue. '>'''
g'arca TO toFe'gn fnnce ana III "'o"ea SUI
my OF human freedom 'nao 70 o'e eose'n'1ts''
under which they hase 'oana nomee' a1a 10
which 'ies LOOK LOT prolec1'on' among amer
icaos l1's ana eu"so o@pss aaa 'n'e cont'n'
, 1860-07-23

ADVICE 10 MARRIED. ,WoxES.-Ade decent coun-
try woman GANG one market day, aud begged
tt speak with me- She told me with an air Of
secrecy, that her husband beh=yed u1kindly to
her and sought the company Of Of others, and
that knowing me to be wise man could tell
what would cure him. The case was SO com
mon, 1 thought to prescribe for it without losing
my repu alton a. . conjurer. 1.-The REMEDY Is
ample" said /. "Alwsys treat your husband
with SMILE" The woman thanked me, drop
ped a courtesy, aud went away. A few months
after she came again, bringing couple Of tne
fowls. She told me with Ct eat satisfaction that
l cured her husband, and begged my acceptance
success Of my. prescription, but declined the
, 1860-07-23
WORK TO BE DONE.

Tbs manifesto Of tho Douglas Central Con-
zaittee 1T Washington, in which fusion with
the Btcckinridgsites ia repudiated in un-
1ais' 'akeable terrs; the action Of the
Kentucky State Convention which kicked
Dougl4sism out Of the party in that
State; the late speech Of Daniel S. Dick
inson, tie Adauantine Sage cf susquehanna,
in which the aclioa II the Hards Of New York
was foreshadowed; the resolutions adopted; By
a District Convention Of the centre Of Indiana,
endorsing Douglas and proclaimipg war
against Bright and Fach; the attitude Of The
Administration in opposition to the Illinois
Senator and his plan whereby Territorial
Legislature may r.peal clause Of the Con-
stitution Of the United States; the almost
unanimous sentiment Of the South IN favor Of
the candidate o! the sccessiouists: The pluck
and yigor Of the Douglas men Of the NORTH
al thfse are SO many evidences that the
breach N the Democratic party cannot he re-
paired, md that rhe two wings Of that old or
gentzst;on a1e engaged in a war which will
not end until one Or the other il c1terrniraaed
or sutdued: The Eight is now for the future,
not with view to present success Among
..,.;h,o na, ,,,o o,..,,,o =, 1;r,,,, "a oo,;,o.
ia. n,, ,ax. .hon ,.,.+ H. ho,o..r .,d x,a-
triotism Of bis Administration is predicted.
T,a on,r >o,eo,s,;o, ,e1t IA b;s onnona,,a ia
,ba .u,,ose5 tact ,bs, ,ha elements If which
.ho psa,h,;,an ,,,.r "a ,,o,, ,o,ad 4,o,,o,,
x,nu.,{,, and co-,n,ct :, 4,ino-i+r p;,, ha
d;suo;,ad When ,her are o4,red IN hear IN.
h,,,a.,e oe ,x,,.rrr,.,+ ,rd th.+ tho ,r,,,,;.
y,,;,, ,,,y 6. o,rin,,v ,,,.nowerfn, nil, f,,,
?, ,;d,,.s Ct avn, a.. ,oun > :. raacted md
that in 1Bc4 lie shattered columns now di.
ridcd betw.en the rival chiefs of tho Sham
Democracv NAV be 50 're.,nitet. IA to win vic
torr f,om Republican bickerinps ard dissen.
s;o1a Sufficient for ,he dav j, t1,e evil there.
d ne leare nroapectiye diss.nsiors to be
settled vhtu they arise: our business and the
hus;ne:s = of nj, other Resnnb1can;a il to4nka the
FEDERAL power out Of the banda that bayo
abused it, and by restoration Of the true
principles Of government, to give peace to this
distracted and suflsring country.
Let NJ one euppoze tia: this NAV be done
without labor nor that Tho Democrats torn
and divided as they are, will surrender with
out stru9el.. Such opposit;on rs tbcv car
49,. ,zr;,, w. ,,.a., aad ~. g.. a,,,. =. ~,
rar, If mn n.r,v f,;snd. ia ~ ,roa,;,a a. !;
IT, h,,,1a vua mo for II. ~ dao,h Tho aa,1
nm, m ,n ~ c,ear and the victory ce,+a;n
rha ~, l,,,,wal Of e;.ber Of the pro-s1aver,
candidates or The union of their friands !,
, 1860-07-23

"A Democratic paper in Vizginia the Runs
uey Argu'. thinks thAt in new: of the large
Donglaa faction of the Democracy, Bell and
Eyzstt 4 viii carry The sta44<by N oYsrrhelm-
Jig ns3oafay:. sSata. '--sI
, 1860-07-23

In aunour cling the probable loss Of another
vea,el il the Georges Fisheries, the Gloucester
{Mass-) Adsrtiser ssJs that js the tif.h that has
been lost with Ill their crews, since the drst Of
1Jaouary. Within some thirty yes1s over thirty
vessels and two thousand men have been lost
in this hazardous branch Of the fishing busl-
ness .....
, 1860-07-23
r. /. %LESHY.

Thi. gentleman. who gave tho Democracy
.ucb n frirbt IN tho With Congressional Dis
tr,ct two vcars ago, has received the Repub-
1ic,n nomination for The State Senate in tie
10th d,stfict, Consisting Of tho counties Of
.''0 ,,,... ~
G tnmPalEn, cnr'stsans 0e HAs4 Macop, Mc-
.r,,.., a.n.+ 4 - ehn,k. rA ...;
= W 'eAo. 'es' T. % =. * sn' s's.
nat'uk Iou'euseon 40 "o'o a. Iue1o5 'A'o' y"
the la.h inst, on which occasion there was
very largo and enthusiastic concourse Of Re-
puhlicans from Shelby and the adjoining coun-
ties-altogether unexpected to the delegates
present. 1t WIS we'll known that Mr. ostes'
lr would ,,e the nominee. and the ovation
- M99!9 9e w 1o.;.:-e-
ciynn him et Sbcibyyille was a notable and
e'e'N ' "
f1attnrinc cosnnaeucemeut Of the campAicu- -
II IN will known to Nr, Oziesby's personal
IN. ~ ,s ,,o,1, 49,, -.a,,,,+,.. :, 49, ,,u
a.,s .,., 49, -, !, =. na;aa+. fo- .,v onoa
MI 1rt. ,s.nas.,.,.;.. - .ho pan,h,;o's. ~ ~.
s;s,.;a;t M .sa;;...aa ,,,or .ha ho,af tsat A.
o~,..,,r.-,, ..-..:..,. .,..r :. ,r,,;,. 49,.
49, ~. s...h.. .,,a;a.. !. ,,,o,,,d ,o aa,,,,.
= - --.-.-. ~. .o,,,.,,,,o e. 81.
' ''' 's ,,.-.., ~. .s1.,;.,.;s.
"1S,' -. CIV ~ 1'As r. -. l.. -.:,,
, 1860-07-23
Chances In the HouRe--Lfncoln or
Lane Will be RreHidetl&-
fFtoa the ijosch Journal

Al,houah. The possibility of: the election Of
the next peesidenk: going to the House ii Repre-
sentatlves is very remote, yet it excites some
speculations as to the resut-the corruptibiEity
Of The House entering largely, of.eoufse, int,
every calculation. And probable no men have
counted mare confidently upoa this than The
leading supporters Q! Mr.. Douelas-and nh
some anow Of reason, too, for with fair field
they would doubtless beat The world in Offering
b1ioes- But the field is hardly an eyen bttsle
ground::"< or the thirt5>shsee votes which the
entire House wilt c4st, Mr.. Douglas has only
one-that ot his Own State. Mr. Bell is in the
same rredieasnept- Mr. Lincoln has fifteen and
three States-Kentucky. Mary land and North
Carolipa-aye evenly divided. So Mr. DouRlss'
friends would have rather strong odds against
them. With Delaware they think they might
drive trade. Brsckinridee. On tho other hand
has orly to buy up one man 10 each u these pi-
votal States, and three Americans in Tennessee
aud his fortune il made. Tae logic Of this
should be rers plain to Douglas men. If they
really wish to preserve their organlz st,on as u
parry 10 srample down those WIN have left
Ineir camp to follow the ban1er Of succession
if they wish to make their power telt-les them
yote for Lincoln, and remove even the remote
possibility Of The election Of Breckenridge BY
the House, OF Lane By the Senate, TO the Pres.
deucy of the United StAte8.
, 1860-07-23

TANS! FANS: FANS! FANS!
Pearl Stick, in White. Bue, cae,ry. RsA.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Pearl Stick, Pia.u. s7aaged, slversd. Embroidered
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick, IN White. Blue. uhenJ' 1ssd-
Fans, Fans. Fans. Fans.
1vos7 STICK, sIlversa, Painted. Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
sandal Wood suek, In slk. Cape Linen
Fans, Fans. Fans. Fans.
saad.n Wood, Cou- Straight, koand ana Broad Stick
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
r..a Linen. span.h And Mourning Fms.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
opssa, Bridal md Patty Fans, Ii rs'sssns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Palm Leas, rtaln ir.lm Le.f. Tr.n.ed. Al sty:ss.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
All Kind. AL Prices, from cents to *s'Jo.
AT PARKS, l24 LAKF-ST
, 1860-07-23

Carriers. Carriers. GlIters.
Ezbro!1ere1 Ia SILK and Velvet
i;s.ters. Carriers. Carriers.
Y.,,r E,..a, In Ed, Linen aud Cotton
carriers. Ga,'.ters. Carriers.
In Pink, IN Blue, in White. In yea"
Carriers. Carters. GarterS;
All Sorts and Sizes. AT Pattern. and Pdcsa-
At PARKS, 1874 LAKE STREET
, 1860-07-23

"DorGlAs n M1cusnAx."-Sr. JosErH, July
10, 1s60-under the above head, letter is
published in the Chicago 7in<s Of this date.
purporting 10 come from this place. The wri-
ter states that the Locofoco majority in this
{Bernan) county next fall will be from 800 to
500, and adds that he 81 knows Of no Democrat
in tAs part # the county but who Is for Douglas
first and last" He onits to speak Of the south.
ern part Of the county, which is the most thick'y
settled, and where the Democrats are fighting
among themselves. This town, which in 1856
gave 50 Republican mai ,1ity, at our sbring cleo
tion gave los maj .rity, and this fall will give
$50, aud the county will give 500 majority for
"Linco1o," i" Ham'in," and :" Our B1oir," the
Times correspondent to the contrary no.wi'h-
standing. In regard to the signature to Ike
document noticed, A Fsemonter in 1885," I
need only add that the author is the only man
in the place rho supported Fremont in SO and
who now supports Douglas, while there are
over IS who voted for Buchanan in SO who ncw
support Lincoln and Hambliu.
We have meeting to morrow eveningto Or
ganize Wide Awake Club. >" ACD SILL"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-30
REMEMBRANCE.

[ think of thee when morning springs
From sleep, with tresses bathed In dew;
And, like young bird, lifts her wings
OF gladness, on the welkin blue.
And when at morn the breath of love,
ger flower and stream, is wandering free,
And sent in music from the grove,
| think of thee-I think of thee ...
I think of thee when. soft and wide,
The evening spreads her robes of light,
And like young and timid bride
Sits blushing in the arms of night.
And, when the moons sweet crescent springs
In light Ger Heavens deep, waveless sea,
And stars are forth, like blessed things,
| think of thee think of thee!
/ dream of thee when sleep has sealed
Mine eyes-thy visioned beauties gleanl
Through slumber's veil, like Heaven revealed.
In softness, through sleeping stream.
/ think of thee that eye of flame,
Those dear locks floating dark and free,
That brow where beauty writes her name,
In fancy rush-I think of thee!