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sarAnalyzed ~ cniston-sear N MIND

kS-Analyzed by Chiffon Bear In mind
that while other hair endorsed harmless eiea
cious by their popeors alone, GRIsTADoRps HAIR DYE
is certified by DR. Chiffon the distinguished chemist
from poisonous materials and therefore superior
Dr. Chiffon has been selected by the city
z the Croton water and he has pronounced Cadoros Dye
inocuous as that water in its priest condition.
Sold everywhere, and applied BY All Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J
WRIGHT Coz, II and l5l Charities street, General Agents.
jy9 2pim4w oRIsTADoRo, No Astor House, N Y
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Nork IosT. As win BE seen by an advertise
sasas Il another column $40 3d. ii favor Il and an
aesss by Vim. y w e, has beealos The pa6ic ae cau
zicHsd against tsadffg iorit
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Nv We are again indebted to Mr.. ]. ]. Mckee
ser and his gentlsmanly assistants, Of Adams Elk
pTesa, Ior Northern and Western papers in advance
a fha mail.
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TniE sheriff sells at auction chs day Of noon, AZ
asa LAY Heai csaos street, esiaa siuaie St "A
IA sH sssss Thomas Chippewa streets, Fourth
DistsEei. See Al Essiiseaesi.
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AnssRs Mosa4oaeas y snlrH sell this dag at IL
oac Il Tie TaiclsAl stables date Varieties Ia GrayIsr
asyes. ae saddle ami aee horses good mules splea.
did hsso1ehes. epsa hnsges advertisement
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MEssss. GsRDSER SMITH x Go. sell this day a,
AZ as6ck " Ds Eots s.ahles eenes Of unior and pa
1sae sssess segss pair ms;e horses saddle and harness
Y III sxes ele Sea Advertisement
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ar spring aeds--s5 TO ss SO for the best
Spring Bed in existence, Gloves Paten Chatham
street New York. Examine address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive crcuar specia
inducements the trade and local fys 2pkwIy
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AsoYHER ATLANTIC GArLE. The late foreign
ads1rs mentioned that on the Sd instant project
Of law was laid before the Corps Legislatf Of
France, demanding its approval Of the convention
for The establishment Of submarine telegraph be
tween France and Tie United States. Who are
tue parties 70 this project, what capital will be re-
guired, how tits to beraised, and what places are
70 be the termipi Of the projected telegraph, are
not mentioned At was ANNOUNCED over year
ago tist Napoleon was resolved not to be depend
efason England For American news, and Was most
anxious to have sub Atlantic telegraph of his
ON Therefore ID earnest attempt will probably
sopn ba made e carry CUT this Atlantic telegraph
praject Iisa likely as not that Napoleon viii
make IT = national undertaking.
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TNE B2rIzE, near tie Passes of The Missis-
sitJIgs. lending ID Nefo Orleans. Autographed
by ds7aold from d painting By Tie same
0a The right Of the picture an American ship.
cotton loaded, has justbeen cast Off by the tow
hoat, and IS proceeding 70 sea the towboat is
starting out 70 bring ii the inward bound vessels
seem pn the verge of the horizon; another towboat
has inst taken Spanish ship : in tow and a
hAnaa stands on the whesl-house, readyto throw
tbe iinn to British ship, bound IN; one Of the
CREW of this ship is in the forechains prepared to
raseh and make FAST the hawser from the towboat
ID Inv foreground -=or rather forewater-are seen
floating logs of drift wood, and the muddy water Of
he Mississippi just ginning to discolor the ocean
there II smart breeze and rough sea. The pic
ture II full Of life and has all the peculiar charac-
lerisscs of tIiAt place which IS neither land nor
MaSer, but Is by itself = The Balize', For sale
prSe, pla HI ~ colored s. at the studio Of Mr..
Arnold, Ss Gravier street, who has kindly present
edis With 4 handsomely framed copy.
5oTrHERS PACIFIC RAlLRoAD.--We are informed
that fifty miles more Of this road is about to be
bulk iH short order. The contractors, Messrs De-
Graf + Smith, are expected Immediately in Mar
shall, having already left Memphis for that point.
They will be accompanied by Gen. Stuart, Engi-
pHsrsin Chief Of the road "a man appointed BIZ Mr..
Thosapson, the recently elected President, and
fFgun whose great experience much seems to be
expected.
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AgasnzSdros Msstng every Monday at NJ
y. NJ
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as-Better than ali osne,s Lafayette, on


ondaga county, N Y, June IS, 1858.
Messrs w. e. Hagan Co.-Gents Ny hair having
premnturely grey and being unwilling locks
in youthful days have tried various preparations which
highly recommended for restoring hair original color
anaong Woods Resorer but found them all
or less Intellectual and quite expensive until about year
commenced using Heimslreel Hair Coiong prepared
by which found be all that recommended it
1t restored my hair its original beauty keeps
and oily and the rlng that nothing
all after continually drawing npon my funds keep myelf
supplied with Woods year previous and my
pains receiving benefit Therefore pleasure
nending your Hair colorig public cheap
usl HSr Resiorer. Yours, truly,
WILLIAM p. WENTWORTH.
Onondaga county, Subscribed this
sd day of June, 1853 H. s. COLE, Justice
Remember LAT this result produced by Heiustreets
nmtabe, the original and only reliable Restorative
Price 30 cents and 81 per bottis. sold everywhere.
W. F. HAGAN 4 co.. Ptuprietors Troy, N, Y.
Sold by WRIGHT CO., Chsrtres street. New
Orleans. fyl6 2p1m&W
R@Tycoon of JapanI- Geo. ID. SIoat ~ Co.
preserved Of their Elliptic Sewing Machines Tycoon
of Japansnch Offered for No. Canal street.
and the best manufactured in America, without
Its admirable simplicity, effective operation
ica perfection it's claims utility and the
who have used Them will gladly this great triumph
American ingenuity.
je25 2plm NJ s. HEDRIGK, gent, 81 Canal street
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VOTERS.
HEADQUARTERS STATE Experrrvn oosM,rreg or


for the Presidential cnpagn No. in floor of Story
Building Of Camp and Common for the
ton OF business and where the regular meetings of the Com
mittes will be held The Committee weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING, at - O'clock and ofeneg when re-
quired. M.. ..=
n9-THIS EVENING is the regular meeting of the Commit
and all the members requested punctua in
attendance. THOS CURRY,
2nlm Secretary.
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State Executive COMMITTEE
w bhk-
N ATIONAL UNION PARTY


NATIONAL UNION PARTY
At the Convention Of the National Party held Baton
Rouge, the 4 day July 1862 following resolution
adopted 1-.- .5
Resolced That the President ofhs Convention his leisure,
appoint Executive Committee Of twcnyfour
members Orleans md for each Parish In the
State which Ave shall constitute quorum for the
transaction Of business
Under this resolution the following have been ap
pointed members Of the State Executive Committee
FROM new ORLEANS:
NJ MUSsoN. Chairman.
Adam Giilen, NJ. O.. II. Norton,
Cornelius Feowes, Thompson Greenfield,
j. w, zacharie John Yonennes,
Il, Solomon, 1. N. Marks, !.
W. o. Denegre, j. II. Shaw.
r. 8. Wilt .. ...- d. o. Nixon,
J. Viosca j. Lanata
Robert Conway, 7. II. Shields,
Thomas Curry, Thos. Askewt
II. Fl. Mari, W. +. Hodskns
T. b. Mckevey, A. u. seger,
Isaac C. Seymour
From Terrebonne. q. H. Lester
From Lafourche. Capt burden.
From 1berylle. Samuel Matthews.
From West Felcsna. .....J. Hunter Collins.
From East Feliciana H. Marston.
From Jefferson. .........P. Ssuva.
The members from the other Parishes will appointed ct an
early day.
RANRELL HUNT,
President Of the National Union Convention of La.
jyll 2p
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-saERIFfNs sALEs--
E. T. Parker, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans sells
o'clock the City Hotel valuable estate the Fourth
District.
sS-Particuars in advertisement sh page.
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fssHisfy BRANCH FrRE 90. No. l5.-The regular
anehthly meeting Is to be held next Tuesday, the
81 VI inst, at u o'clock r. NJ. See notice.
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that Never F.iIs-EEe II ea.

N5@somethins that Never Faiis-SVe hear
good deaf through tic press, II infabe medicines
the Only reliable proofs OF the real excellence medical pre-
paaton its sales In This respect Hostete Stomach Bit
tiers defy competition No curative attained The pop
ulary in the same time Seven years ago known
out of private practice. Now, the sales two
thousand bottles day Every of the propFieora make
the report neutrality-suspicious. of the people
the preparation stronger every day eanna
ing Letters pour in by every mail announcing its wonderful
effects in Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint General Debility Di-
arthea Dyentery and all complaints of tho stomach
crefoy organs. Il is only efficient bu paatable, being
most agreeable o all the BitteFs present before the public
Sold in New Orleans, Wholesale retail BY WRIGHT
60 q and 15 Charras street. agents Southern
States whom al should addressed by drug
gist7 and dealers generally everywhere. iy23 2p6&tW
.
HS- To Druggists and Dealers - Bowers
INDICATED FlGs This highly popular remedy for hsbtul
cosEenes constipation sick and headache and bilious
diseases generally is put up elegant STYLE and
keep in any climate liberal discount made trade.
They will have speedy sale They never spoil rhe-etat
price is 3as per box Manufactured only by E0 9.
BOWER. Sixth and Y5ne streets Philadelphia. iei 2p3m
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ng- The Best and Cheapest Sewing Ma
chimes Geo b. Soat Co.'S New Style These Machines
have great improvements all Others are Wheeler
WSons-dong away with the troublesome Leather Pad
Loop Checks.
Parties in of Sewing Machine invited and
examiae before making purchases at 81 Canal street
je25 2plm&W NJ S. HRDRIGK, Agent.
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Tonic, Diuretic. Anti-Dyspeptfc
INVIG TING CORDIAL.
To the Travelling Community.
WoLFE's celebrated AROMATIC scHfEDAM sCHNAPPs
should be in the hands of Traveller No family
leave the city be without supply during the
II invariably corrects The Ill effects Of change weather.
beverage 1t is the pursst liquor made the world.
Put up in pint and quart bottles Sold BY all Druggists
GERS and Frat Stores.
UdoiphO Woife's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported bottled by himself Warranted uure
and the best quality, with his certificate each bottle
Udoipho Wolfe's Pare Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in each with his GER
ti6eate Of its purity on each bottle.
Udolpho WoIfe's Pare Madeira Wine,
In Of dozen each with his certificate the bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
udoipho VyolEe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by himself pnre with his certificate on
the bottle and samp on the cork.
Udolph0 XSoIfe's Genuine Schiedam
=... AROMATIC SCtNAPPS,
Pnts md quarts. The best Gin made the world. All Gin
sold under the name of sehnapps pu up by him. i'm
position tile purchasers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer No. q Beaver street New York.
For sale by the following firms in New Orleans:
r. j. HART Il co.
a u. GRIEFF 4 CO.
E T9l Il 4 a i II hAaSsA CO.,
J: MORGAN HALL,
". A. VIOLET 4 Co,
PlNGkARD STEELE 4 co,
GOODRICH 4 co,
BGNNELL \ BAIiIEFF,
scHaibE K 2skIGLEa,
H BLOCK y co,
BIsG0E Il SIMMS,
GEO. Z, WIrTE&Co,
V I, ALIEN &C.,
CONVERSE & co, 5u.==
KARsTENnIEK Z CO.,
G. Il. KAILEY,
+, W. GoELER
THOMPSON i BARNES,
@.= HOLMES i sPENGER'
v. + EIANIER i co.
z.=-.@ s NSRiso3 a Co.
E.. TAYNE & KENT
Roots, Shoes Ngete k8sOgasas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditohine BOOTS, ne
BRodAEs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and CaDpesohx
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10. hRgazine street, New oTlesna
HATS GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general sssornen of SILK and
Ear Cashmere, Panama Legho, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and woo HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
ivls 2p6W nonut5',.
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Roots, Shoes 0c8eee k8s.oga,as.

Plantations supplied with prime DtGhine BOOTS, Rk
BRoGAEs, Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf straw and csnpssehx
HATS at the lowest msrke, prices by
FROST It CO.,
No TO- magazine street. New o4esn.
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:. .. s1Noa, nal.er ana proprls,or.
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Wall Paper. syrau Paper.
J. j. Il " Il r. 8,
52".,...,...., Charities Street. 90
4, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French and American Paper EEaHgfngs,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAEsAND
MARBLES in every variety
Particular sttennn naid work in his line dl6 mi,
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HATS CAPS, etc.,

constantly receiving assortment Of SIX and
Fur, Cashmere Panama LeghO Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
Iyls 2p&w Magazine street.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
SzIYDNAs DlkI,
rHuRSDAY, NAY 8, 1860.
The Charleston Convention.

The National Democratic Convection, which
ws noticed in our last issue as being in session
ii Charleston, has net yet adjourned, and, in
isct, from present appearances, is not likely 70
IL one great harmonious body From the be-
fsuniag it was apparent ihatea breach existed
sssween the Northern and Southern Delega-
tsns, which has been widening until, from the
pseent dispatches, il appears they will be com
,eseiy sundered. We need not say the rock
eiotfenee is the slavery question. The adyo'
estes Of both popular sovereignty and Congress
ssoal protection Of slavery in The Territories
sssunyielding. both saying that they have made
al ths concessions they can. The great diff
sslv is the adoption of platform. The COM
z.il,ee on platforms brought in majority and
miaori;y report--the former fasoring the South
sn view, the latter The Northern. Various
s,bstisutes have been offered, bat none proved
satisfactory. On Monday, the seventh day,
sasr an exciting and prolonged session Of eight
h,ers, the Convention adopted the minority re-
sn,, or, in other words, the report favored by
de Northefn Delegates. by vote Of los yeas
,olss nays, whereupon the Delegates from
mssg Of the Southern States withdrew. for the
purpose Of adopting platform and candidate
e'lhrir ewn. The probabilities are that there
viii be two Democratic candidates, or four
whh the other partiesi iu The coming campaign.
Lsely times are ahead. M
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
That "CHEAP JOHNv is a

blessing 10 any community is beyond doubt-partic-
ulary to the working class. 1t is them he labors for
and everybody else that wishes save money. John
meets with opposition but then he expects it, man
that sells gross of Shirt Buttons for cents gross
Of Hooks and Eyes lor 10 sents dozen SpooIs Cotton
or 2Ocents three pairs Ladies' Stockings for 25 cents.
three pairs mems for rs cents four pairs chdrens for
IS cenLs three pairs Shears for 25 cents lb fine Tea
for 36 cenis. hundred and thirty-six yards Hemp
Rope lor25 cents and all other things in proportion
TObacco four plugs wOrih IL cts each) for 25 cents
Shoe Lacers GEMS per dozen, Pins Needles, &C. &c.
at one hall the usual prices changed by the woulde
(lf they knew how) cheap cash stores >The largest
stock JEMELRY Ofany other store IN the State, and
at such prices never sold at before. John can
bear all these things above named You will please
note what you have had to pay for them heretofore,
and then speak Of John you lind him, and heed hot
what others may savi come and see for yourselves and
be convinced. Compe nnn is out Of The quesihsn.--
Though the "beok yoke" has had the sway in This
town for years; John thinks it won't reign much Ion
ger John intends 10 show the working classes that
this la free country, and that to be beg
gers all their lives be kept in bondage much longer
Il mean book bondage. Yours, respectfully,
CIftA 2 JOHN, 81
APIS The Poea BIAN's FRIEND.
N. B.-A large lot of ofGLASSWARE just receive :
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

From EURoPE.--The chief items OF Conti-
mental news, received by the Vanderbilt, bear
upon Che question of European Congress =
Austria had demanded definite programme
before giving her consent to take. parsin a Con-
ference. and in this demand. il il said, she is
confrned by Russia. Brussels had been
named by England as the proper locality for
the meeting of a Congress-. while France insis-
ted upon the selection Of Paris. In Switzer-
land. there was an increasing agitation upon
the Savoy question. The people had held en-
ormous meetings to protest against the meas
ure of annexation, and the Federal Council had
given an authoritive denial to statement OF
NJ Thouvenel, to The effect that Switzerland
had proposed secret treaty for PARTITION Of
the Savoy territory. France had fully consen-
ted to the calling Of a Congress From Italy
we have intelligence of increased connections
among the,people Of Naples aud the spread Of
insuuection. The revolutionary movement in
Sicily was also spreading. The voting IN the
City Of Nice, on the question Of annexation,
showed total Of 6 $40 votes in favor, and only
Ii against the measure From Spain we learn
of The execution of sentence of death upon
Gen. Ortegs. The latest news ffom India re-
ports the occurrence of serious disturbances be-
tween the Bengal indigo-planters and the Ry-
OTIS.
Later.-A days later news 10 received from
Europe by the North Briton. at Quebec. The
late fight continued to attract great deal ofat-
tention in England. The decision of Mr.. Dow
ling, the referee, as to another battle. had not
been announced. The London Times says the
supporters of both sayers and Iieenan were
satisfied with the decision of the referee that
the battle was drawn. Gen. ortega. the lead
er in the recent Carlist insurrection, was shot
on the 18th ult. The iusurrection in Sicily is
reported as more serious than previously repre-
sented.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Postscript.

The news from Charleston to-day is that the
remaining delegates had ballotted IL times,
Douglas on the last ballot getting loo, Guthrie
SO, Hunter Al. &c-202 being necessary to a
choice. The seceders have decided to take no
final action until il is asceriained who the reg
ular Convention will nominate. Is States
were represented in the seeding meeting.
The election in Philadelphia resulted in the
reelection of Mayor Henry. by about 1000 ma.
iority. /
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

= - saa W =.
Hoes PoIsoNED BY Locusrs This is the
year for the appearance Of the seventeen year
locasts. Pref Smith says they will occupy the
middle Of St Mary's county, Maryland" but
as yet they have not made their appearanee.--
! The Leonsrdtown Beacon, however, states that
they are known 10 be about a foot under gSound,
and adds
Many hogs in this county have already died
inconsequence Of eatiag them. In the Patux-
ent section we learn the mortality has been
very great from this cause. a gentleman in
the Factory lest nine hogs this week from the
same cause. In view OF these facts we would
Suggestive pennng of the hogs. at least until
the 10Th of May, at which time, Prot. Smith
says, they will emerge from the earth.
Hon. R. J. WALKER will again BE before
the Coyode Investigating Committee, to testify
further in regard 10 Kansas affairs. This in
yestigaton promises to be exceedingly interest
ing, as the committee have discovered placer
in regard 10 the appliances used in the passage
of The Lecompton bill through the House. 1t
is thought that the Developments will implicate
some of those members ofthe last Congress who
first opposed that measure and afterwards gave
it their support.
A 'WHIsKEY DuEL.-On Monday last, a
German and an Irishman, at Muskegon,
Michigan, obtained quantity of whiskey, and
went into back yard to drink it on a wager.
i to be won by the one who should drink the lar
ger quantity. The lrishman drank two and a
half pints, and the German three pints. The
Irishman, Thomas Cation, died during the
night, but the German saved his life by eating
a quantity of cold tallow, which sickenea him
and caused his stomach to eject it's contents.
STONE, the lawyer, who killed himself with
strychnine last Thursday week at Plymouth
leaves forged paper from $4,000 to $15,00C
in amount. A knowledge of his forgeries was
becoming too public, and he knew that the
State Prison must be his home if he lived, snt
be took the fatal draught.
The Covode investigating Committee hal
made some astounding revelations. No lesl
, Than 1926, 900 was found to have been used L
force the Lecompton bill through Congress.
II was deposited in one Bank in New York city
The FLy.--We learn that the fly or som,
. other insect is already cutting the wheat il
} some sections of this county, pretty badly
EastOn (Md.) Star.
Some people Use half their ingenuity 10 ge
into debt, and The other half TO avoid paying il
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Proposals

Will be received until the 10Th dsy Of May, 1860 for
the contract for building new NJ f. Church at Fell
ton, Kent county, Delaware of the following size and
dime nsions, 10 wit The size is be 3S feet wide and
81 deep, 30 feet high TO top Of square, with Basement
Glass Rooms and Lecture Room below, and Audience
Room and Gallery above; the whole 10 be Of brick
aud 10 be finished IN good plain. workman like man.
ner Proposals are invited for doing the Masonry and
Carpenters and Joiners work. with without Siee-
ple 10 be determined by the Committee. For further
pal ticulars inquire of 84f
DIR. JOSEPH SIMPSON,
r. w. REYNOLDS, j., ..s
JAS. B. CONNER,
A. WRIGHT,
JOHN SIMPSON,,
JOHN w. CARTER,
ALFRED o CLIFTON,
aP26 Building Committee.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
THE mARKETs'

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 go (;
Red, 81 15; yellow Corn III cts.,--white, 20;
Rye, 80; and Oats, 40cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushel. Butter, 81 cts.
per ID. Eggs, IL cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 65; Red. 81 So; Rye
So cts; Corn. 7s; and Oats, As cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

MAY.--The first of May, so noted in our
school books and books ofpOetry as the day for
gathering the first wild flowers and crewning
the May Queen, has arrived, but. unfortunately,
Bringing with il put little of those things o.
which the poets sing green woods, aedgling
birds, lovely flowers and perfumed air. The
cold, frosty nights of the last two weeks have
kept the feeling ofpoetry aud romance at about
zero. However, the time viii soon come, IN.
der the influence of the exhilaratipg sunshine,
when our school children may cast aside books
dismiss the fears of the ferrule, and romp oyel
the fields and through the meadows in search
of the May flowers to their hearts content.
The time when whole villages turned out iC
spend the day in various sports. has long since
passed, aad we now have only the school May
ing party; when the children go to some grove
and enjoy themselves in rambling through tbs
woods and gathering flowers, and in the man,
sports of school children the greatest item il
the whole Of which is the cake and lemonade.
But if the observance of the day has nesrl,
ceased, we still have the month and all its &C
compartments; therefore, we say with Milton
Il a Hail. bounteous May. THAI dost inspire
Mlrih, and youth, and warm desre."