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lss "a 5i:;s PHIL4DELPHIA,

VI n TON n \
r,, BALTIhORE RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGENEhT
PhhddY5iP aT vii leave rREslbENT STRRET pEf6
E,XSP Ell TRAIN at $50 A. NJ. WAY MAIL = ION.
A. NJ; kE EN1NG MAIL at s Is T. NJ ~ IVA
On SUNDA VS. at 525 p 81 only All trains copnec eft.
NG" Fee GFk Trans ans excegt g p NJ 20 Saturdays
HARDWOOD - - ~ " ~ NUM- 0'iSsS ano
and IL P. II. " " mr. 81 Old Si.''2 y
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAN
ROAD. ''i'
ny leaving in H. l5A NJ train win connrrt At W n,ippt
WIN 30 ~ tram, Or ny avng at % " can prIcrr
sstopoyer check from Conductor spend the night in MI
mingt0n, and take the 9 30 A. NJ train 7' J." W"
NOIlCE-An coored persons, y1etGef bond ar rr.o a.,
Dx required TO bring some respnnsIt white person p.
any kllowh 70 the unders gned, who b..
oon! 10 tie Company, before they viii taken over an
n2l-f VIZ Cp,Crnun
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Or gay Lane steamers will leave the Gamma
Ri, ilai' MIN DuGh, FOOT OF CONCORD STRE2T

=.xl. THE STEAMER PLANTFR 7-;i,
Ss'erNTIf-zE leave tmore FvFRY WFDVFsDhY
continIi i Marcel ~, lS6 O'clock and
n lGcEG hEneG ct E.LRY SATURDAY MCRNIXG wv
Point soin aJ calling at FAIR Haven and Plum
III . " GEO " WrE,tS NJ.
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Iailors.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
" No 36 EASg BALTIMORE STREET, near Hipb
Tho a4l WESI BALTIMORE STREET, near Pearl.
cu system, has resolved change entirely tha nonno
70 isacthS ms business from Injurious credit svesn,
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM
ny which he well afford to sell at % ner cnt I
mereoIor hoping that his old patrons and the n,bc a
sustain MN IN doing business on this plan PH' VIII
Always on hand stock of
FINE CLOTHS,
CAsSMEREs,
~ All goods must be paid for on delivery.
n1.sn A. BAYER,
Merchant Tailor
John H. REA 4 CO.,
- CLOTHIERS,
NJ. CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT sTRERrs
Messrs JohN h. REA CO, take pleasure i'm announcing
larger and more varied than ever before e " A
laying now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS CASsI
hfhES ana NESTlNGS, which they will or5ar
tacture. " '~ anu i"'hub
FURNISHING GOODS
CraVats Scarfs, Ties, Sdspenders Pandkerchefs Shirt.
and Gloves, in large variety S"i''''
Their stock Of sERvAS and OILED CLOTHING 10
worthy the attention of Planters nciSty
Gro c. SPIES, v,nor,
AND GENPLEMEN'S FURNISHING EMPOR1UM
IT. NO % NORTH GAY STREET, north OF the Bridge
Keeps constantly hand full and fashionshie ascort
ment of CENTS WEARING APPAREL Of everw daScn
on ana now prepared to furnish the latest stvi ~
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS, which he guarantee
10 give satisfaction style and fit in prices to suit b
s5tf
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BALTIMORE GLASS WORKS.

RALIIMUhE TIASS WURKS.
Being in full operation with three furnaces we are
prepared to execute all orders for WINDOW GLASS; of all
sizes, and of the favore and welknown BRANDS that we
have been manufacturing for sixteen years. viz BALTI
MORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPSCo AND Boil.
TON. Also, GLASSWARE of all KINDS and COLuRs
WINE BOTTLES, all kinds Pickle and Preserve JAR2.
PORTER BOTTLES. Syrup & Cordial BOTTLES.
iINERAL WATER DO Walls and Patent Medicine
SPECIE JARS. BOTTLES, Private Mould
FLAShS WARE of all kinds, and
DEMIJUHNS. druggists, GLASSWARE
IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
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Bail RUa0s

La rfSsS5z51 WESTERN
--AH--GzS MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
C5rs leaVe calvert Station at $50 A NJ and 80 u n
and l.45 A NJ '' "d'hiote At
- OmnlhuS rom Westminster daily at A NJ ccpnccr.
with i045 train. Waiting 81 train from RaIti,onr
turns to Westminster, arriving 731 = Il
S pml.uS from Manch SJer A NJ meets 10 a train,
Monaay; Wednesday and Friday. Returning aifcrnat.
timOre. " - ' ''' ''i" from hdI
mhf0f TpuTN = r,,,,,r
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Mkrfbanoiss.

A LIZ AND PORTER.-In glass bottles; Burton
- faie Ale pnts and quarts Dublin Xxx Porter pins:
s,r ihporta1lons for sale by CAPRON co, 81 s. Gay
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&c. CARRIAGES CARRIAGRSl~-Tbo

EURLETT h SONS : -
CAkklAGE MANUFACTORy
1920 III No; 80 NORTH STREET
GSlse5 The undersigned having greatly en-
iS 69a La arged their premises aud increased their aci
US eVe 10 call the attention Of the public
GAeslve stock of every description of ARRAGES finished
a most elegant style and durable manner which they
prepared 10 sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended TO with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
iy24tf AZ az North Street BaItmMo2,s
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- -
Steamships.

-N*S%S REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
-esss4k.sss CR0MWELL'S LINE OF STEAMERS
RUNNING REGULARLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK
AND
BALTIMORE
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
The steamships of this Line will
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier II, n r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf.
Measurement goods cents per foot and proporonate
rates. $500 f'F0i'i'ii'''
shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other East
ern points, have their Goods promptly forwarded nv
this line free of commission ~
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent
ll6 SPEARS WHARF
or to Fl B. CROMWE 4 Co
bo,., Sc WEST STREET,
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GfTh CHA RLEST TON.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOHRS,
GEORGEs CREEK,
WI, s,o.,. Capt. J Willets
SATURDAY March 3Ist,
Ne.:.,.., at 3ociock, NJ, precisely
Steamer. ~ " departure " vi
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE Agent
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWELL 4 son
T4nelualty IN her departure NAV be relied on mhaI.
4|FT& CROMWELL'S LINE
s A A N N A H.
ma EVERY FIVE DAYS
The screw steamships
POTOMAC,
LOCUST PoIS GFot' G'W Watson
Will run regularly Savannah every 1--WE dnys nc f
POTOMAC, Saturday, March 81,
POTOMAC, Tuesday, April 10th, 1'pii jill
POTOMAC sotuxs. L9gGST POINT, Monday, April 10th
LOCUST POINT; Thursday, April 26tl
no freight received after clock on dav ofsaiIpg
Gls OF adng signed after departure of the steamer
FOR freight apply to "
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Innctuaity in departure may be relied on ~
gentsln Savannah. BRIGHAM. BALDWIN & CO. mh2s
@FTS BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
-InAkskshS- WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
re H wt.i known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
howes commander, with fine accommodations far naoSan
gefs, VIII sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at IL O'clock
III 5ieeriaIes Fare $l2, including Meals and Stateroom
s6.tf A. L. HIGGINS. Agent
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Presid mt, Fredeicksburg. va mbS5
N n-Eu GREAT
SOUTHERN AND lOITTITwPsrrp,,
FREIGHT ROETE " f7 h'NN

NoRh' GlTF PTGINT LYNCHBGRG VA KNOX
The Steamers G a l. I b. tiRnIATh TQWNs
and SaTTng BaItimq cry TUESDAY TTIITPShasW
Va connertin AFTERNOON, at O'clock for CITY Point
bun Knoy WIZ IN the South Side Railroad To yncb
4 !Ie; Gmphs and interim dat towns heinz
i7i' lie MOST EXPEDITIONS,
To oil =, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
~, 10 an important points IN Southwestern vrgi,i
eama and Mississippi ~ e H'rlhern Tart % Ala
DDS receipted Tor through to any OF the ahovo ,lo
FIJI uLIher information. and time To The So
tons on tie route, apply to -' ~ 'i'e seVe al sta
,r j. BRANDT, Dr.
,,b,o. agent Powhaan Steamboat Comnop,-
= No 5 Light street wharf
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HISS COLE, - - : y
AMERICAN AND FoREf fGNNE kcHANTs,
Nos n and 20 SOUTH CHARLES s HFkkERRwARE,
Baltimore
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

about his food, was kicked and thrasbed
back to his old cell-there left without AT.
tendance, without the visit of the physician
and with the corsest diet. He recovered
from his mental illness, but now, owing to
the length of the Imprisonment, of the suf.
ferings endured, and to the treatment to
which he has been subjected, his health
has suffered to such an extent that his
friends have no hope of ever seeing him
again on this side of the grave.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

10 KEEP les OFF WNDows.-Take an ordi-
nary paint brush or sponge, and rub over the
glass, once or twice day, little alcohol, and
1t will keep the glass as free from ice as in the
middle of summer, and will give as good pol
sh as can be got in any other way.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

POPULATION OF KANSAS TERRIreRY.-The pop
uiation of the Territory of Kansas, as ascer-
tanned by the United States census, Just taken,
is lO9,4 ,40l. This does not include the Pixies
Peak region, which has population of IS 900
more. Kansas proper has, therefore, 1000
more people than would entitle her to elect
member of Congress at the present time There
can be no doubt that, as the most stringent
provision of the Euglish'' Bill has been COM
piled with, Kansas will be admitted into the
Union as State the coming winter. No rea-
son can now exist for her refusal
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

DRTHERIA. Ohio, and vicinity.
have suffered terribly from the ravages of Dip
liberia The Herald says: ''The disease had
attacked both old and young, bat has prevail
ed most generally among children, among
whom 1T has been most fatal. The number of
deaths from the diptheria in this city from the
hrst OF January, 1860, up to the present time,
among the children alone, is not far short
two hundred The deaths among adults have
been, probably, one.fonr;h of that number.
Many families have been made dos9lata fiom
the virulence of this disease
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

1t is with great satisfaction communicate the fact
that, since the date OF my last Annual Message not
single slave has been imported into the United states In
violation of the laws prohibiting the African slave trade
This statement is founded upon thorough examination
and investigation Of the subject. Indeed the spirit
Whch prevailed some time since among portion of our
ellowctlzens in favor of this trade have entire-
ly subsidized.
III also congratulate you upon the public sentiment
winch now exists against the crime of setting on foot
military expeditions within the limits of the United
states TO proceed from thence and make upon the
people OF unotsndng states, with whom peace
IN tnlS respect happy change has been effected since
tne commencement of my Administration. 1t surely
ought 70 be the prayer Of every Christian and patriot
tnat such expeditions may again receive counto-
nance In our country or depart from our shores
II would De useless repetition to do than refer
WIN earnest commendaton TO my former recommenda
os IN layor OF the Pacific railroad-of the grant Of
power 70 the PRESIDENT to employ the naval force in the
vicinity lor the protection of the hves and property OF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

Having discovered that my recommendation would
not be sustained by Congress- the alternative was
accomplish some degree, if poss BILE, the OBJ
jects by treaty spuations with The Constutora gov
Such treaties accordingly concluded by
late able and excellent m Mister 10 Mexico and
the 4th January last submitted to the Senate for
ratification. As these have lot yet received the final &C
ton Of that body it would be imprope for to present
detailed statement Of their provisions. Still may be
permitted TO the opinion in advance that they are
calculated 10 promote the agricultural manufacturing,
and erea interests Of The country aud to secure
our Just influence with adjoining republic 10 whose
fortunes aud fate feel indifferent whilst at
the time.they provide for the paymant of G. n
siderable amount towards the satisfaction Of the claims
of our injured feow-citizens.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

Tie ratfcations of the treaty with Japan,
concluded at Yedo, on the 29th of July, 1859,
were exchanged at Washington on the 22d of
May last, and the treaty itself was proclaimed
on the succeeding day. There is good reason
to expect that under its protection and in
huence, our trade and intercourse with that
distant and interesting people will rapidly in
crease.
The ratifications of the treaty were exchanged
with unusual solemnity. For this purpose the
Tycoon had accredited three of his most distin-
guish ed subjects as ENJOYS extraordinary and
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-12-06

and treated with marked distinction and kind.
moss both by the Government and people of the
United States There is every reason to believe
that they have returned to their native land
entirely satisfied with their visit, and inspired
by the most friendly feelings for our country
Let Us arGently hope, in the language of the
treaty itself, that ''there shall henceforwaId he
perpetual peace and friendship between the
United States of America and bis Majesty the
Ty coon of Japan and his SUCCESSORS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12
G:28GBA5 9R0g5Cg9.
Health and Pure Blood are Insepera Bile

Recollect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will SO surely find out and cleanse
these impurities from the system, that disease
cannot exist. So simple and SO innocent are
the herbs and plants that compose them, that
II it is not necessary 10 have them sugar coat
ed in order that the stomach can bear them. In
most cases, Fills are sugar coated because the
materials of which they are made are so girl
ping and malignant, that otherwise delicate
stomach could not bear them.
These pills deal with disease as it Island will
not only cure by removing the cause, but Will
build up and restore the broken constitution.
There arc many who have so trltied with their
constitutions that they think medicine cannot
help them; let not even these despair lncredu-
lily and scepticiSm is overthrow by mass oil
testimony, which is truly irresistible. Al hrs'
the virtues ascribed to these NOUN l.1i.S
HERB PILLS we're deemed fabulous. 1he
public had beer 50 often deceived that they
could not believe the simple truths advanced
by their discover. Yet facts cndenlabie, al
tested by witnesses OF the highest character
and resrectabiIity, have proved, and are pro
wing each day the virtues Of this mighty hea
ler.' They mark by their miraculous efficacy
and power a new era in medicine. Sold by II
s. Sonebraker, and medicine dealers generally
OBSERVE.-The Mountain Herb Pills arr
put up in a Beautiful Wrapper. Each Boz
contains Az Pills, and Retail at % cents pc
box. AL genuine, have the signatures OF Is.
iJUDSONS CO., on each box.
B. L. JUDSONS- CO., Sole Propretors.
81 Leonard Street, New York.
December "a, 1859. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12

,-V' See advertisement Of DR.. SANFORD Liv-
er Invigoralor and Family CaIhartlc Fills In
another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12

d. ". IILND LII
HhS associated john F. Brown in = Partner
i ship in his Insurance Agencies.
~ Agents for the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, the Insurance N5.Apany OF inc a.
lev OF y irginia, and the N5emarle Insurance
Company. Charlottesville, Va, and being IN
CORRESPONDENCE with the most reliable Compan-
ie, in !he Jaion they are prepared 10 effect lo'u-
rance against loss or damage by fire, on every
species Of property, at the lowest rates, COM
patiglc with the Interests Of the assured.
order, addressed TO them at Charles'own'
jefferson County, Va, will receive prompt al
tcnuO0. -,
a. Ether of the above named persons will
visit Sacpherdstowu on the lst Saturday III
&. w. HERBERT s BROWN.
October 5, 1879. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12

- URINE IT'S Cocoaine for the Hair.
- BURNETT'S Kalliston for the toilet.
BURNETT'S Ext. Vanilla for fsvoring
Ice Cream, &C., at Sione6raker's
May IL Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12
Alexandria Fish Market, May z.

The weather for the past few days has
been very favorable for dshlng' and the
c,,cb has nouceably increased. On Sun
L Ia,la and la.aav upwards OF 5OO,OO0 Her
r,,, m, Is. 900 S1sd were brOugh, up,
anI rrices declined, especially for Her.
,,oc which sold at Sc q % per thousand
Shat sold at STEALS per hundred. The
De usnG was scIl,e. Bunch fish are still
scarce, AMI re@diIN bring 8 zoe per bunch
for Rock and Perch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12
Country Insurance.

2. w. HERBERT. JOHN ?. BkO"N'
ALL kinds of Farm or other Property in the
4 country may be insured in the old Hart.
ford and Insura zee Company of the Valley Of
Virginia at rates which combine the cheaP"es,s
of the mutual - stem, with security Of cash
capltal and surplus of SS5O,0OO The former
company has maintained the highest character
for ha.f century, and the latter since lis IN
situation ten years ago, to winch Is suPerad-
died the AI5emarle Insurance Company, Char
lo,lesyille, Va. For terms and forms OF aPPlI-
HERBERT s. BROUN,
Charlestown, Va
January II, 1860 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12
Il Il. Il.
Beware Beware

After long life passed i'll he study practice
and teaching Of medicine, the late DR.. hoffman,
advised people 'to beware OF drugs and physl-
Clans" aud the late Dr. Munson,O of New Haven
declared that as "his hairs grew thinner, his
materia medica grew less" 1t would be well
for mankind if all physicians were equally
candid, but in spite of such honest conte Sslons
the Di>pensary continues To- pour its mineral
poisons, its terrible narcotics, its drastic pur-
gatYes down the Threats Of the sick in never
ending volume. To Railway s. Co., belong
the homer of having reduced the Materia Med
lea the three combinations Of curative element
which comprehend all the valuable properties
claimed for all the drugs in use, and are the
same time exempt from !he fearful drawbacks
which render many of the standard medicines
as dangerous as the diseases they are prescrl-
bed TO cure. Railways Ready Relief, Regu-
lators and Resolvent, relied upon exclusively
by thousands OF both sexes in all parts OF the
Union, as absolutely infallible, operate in cor
reSpondence with fixed laws. They do not
cure one and produce no effect on another, but
in ali cases of Fever, Scrotula, Bowel Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus, DiarrhGa,
Liver Complaint, in Short in every disorder
known to pathology and capable Of being con-
trolled, one or other or all of them inevitably
restores the health OF the patient.
In all cases of Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Group, Whooping Cough, Pneumonia, lnaam-
nation or Congestion, CT the Lungs, readily
yield 10 Railways Ready Relief, aud Regula-
ting Pills In cases of Bronchitis, Tubercies
Ulcers, Phithsis &C., Railways Renoyating Re-
solvent is a positive specific.
R.8DWAY g. CO., 80, John Street, New
York. For sale by CHARLES HARPER
Shepherdstown. May II, 1860. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often
IS frail as that Of tender flower. Many Of
he sex enter into marriage relations without
being able to undergo the abors and trials OF
maternity. In this country thousands of young
and beautiful women are sacrificed every yeal
from this cause alone. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters will save many of this class
from an untimely grave. This medicine has
been used with great benefit by immense num-
bers of people throughout the republic, and the
proprelors have receivad grateful commenda-
ton from all sections of the country. The Bit
ters will be found to be very pleasant to the
taste, even as beverage, and prompt and pow
erful in its effect as a medicine. 1t ininses
new vitality into the frame, and strengthens
the whole system, so that women who use II
are enabled to go through with labors which
would, without it, be certain to PROSTATE them
- Sold by all druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-12

Nav II, 1860. is
Cy Marlinsburg "Republican" and
Chsrlestown free Press copy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

r- who are the National Democrats Sam
Houston is the head of that body in Texas
Tbey are distributed through the various States of
the Union. though under different names The
New Y,,rk Tribune atprov Il'uston's policy.
and saws: "Gov llrus on desc YES the plaudits
Of his countrymen'' he LOuis'iile journal
chants his praise while the ST Louis Evenlng
News. Ia Black Republican sheet) joins t'e song
Rnt wherever and under whatever names they
are known, ard however much they may differ IL
other things, they all united v their opposi-
tiou 70 the Democratic parry and will s,an We
,re,ar.d 70 concentrate their votes On any mln
l.hd b.ianes TO the Or pasit ition. be he Bates, s.
-ard, Oreeiy or Houston.- - Whtfehada.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

u The Crockett Argus is responsible for the
following syllogism, which cannot he denied
He sa, 5 General jackson believed in conven-
tions and recommended the system. Then all
gond jackson Democrats believe in conventions;
therefore, Gen. Houston is not Jackson Dem
OcIat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
RuE tie Dallas Herald,
TO lIY EALsG LON ER.
To MISS T, OF DALLAS.

Go, false one, go will not shed
A tear for one like thee
Since then, my cherished hopes have Ned,
The world is still for me.
will not shun the friends who still
Would bid bright hope awake
No, no ! III wear contentment's smile,
Although my heart should break.
Thy broken faith, thy cold adicu,
never can forget
But deem not, false one, tina for you
| cherish regret
IT'S true, no other TO M hut thine
Fer had charm for me
IT'S true, love reared huly shrine,
At which worshipped thee.
And, oh ! hopes fairy vision bright
Pictured joyous day,
Till ialselood came, its hucs to blight,
And then it passed away.
You came-it was not rs my bride
Oh, no - it wns to tell
The love Of other days had died,
Aud bid cold farewell.
Wei, be it 80 did not say,
Rememrer plishted faith,"
Nor urge thee. faithess one, to stay
I'd rather welcome death.
Ibid not weep that We did part
Fo, ever-bc it so -
If thou shoud'st win another heart,
Be faithful false one, 20