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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31


LsuE T. make long sipvy short. LsrlIe pyo-
passsi e lssns. sSa Sort lss<sa - - essa
u,lh Lsgsis sAsg,ssalREs- - SssEs Esert,ag
Lenr tArealeas3 Il assfy tittis bsfaFs LsHE
wh.sh caused Little, Is ,Aors siaas. % uiaTry
Log
........ 4 quaint GA gyBt. uas hassirsi
mites frsra hire, ~ = witbai sue II our aast
ss,rr,as hsn. hsi = raaR q, wgrk is bls gSrsfsB,
~, vas gate tee reverse
Dc NJ Jones' s.ii b. - Li-n ere snsrn.ag,
~di4 ys,s essF sec Srtf-
80 reristutv. % slsfI Jaae-.
Thea ssId ths oil boy. " yua ssust have
met him, for rou never couii have sTrrtssta
him"
.-.... ssa sorYy - -ee. ssys the iprgsss,-
tas .arrvspouasat % lhv Bss Eas,sHsl is3s5 lbr
Wheat SOP, t,Jsgng o. badly ngG aEig "a tbs
saurgF bat IL several Vt toe surrounding
sesntrlss TAsrv - - saying nee shat e s,ss
10 at aafyr-T bat I have arStr scsa. ~ 90
'-assa rftir year. = more snFf uislps fsusFS-t
fsr se,,i crop. The fssassFs ere seFy basy
seeding eats asd F7yPaysra 'hsir refH ,sza .-
Far the last thrpe wears, o. thts taaalTy 5sIuE
g. the drVsEht and iasa' sasIu, tsFsaisz hss
Bsss Fsthsr a Tear agsinrss, A4J Is Is % hs
hoped that thry ~H this yeaT. rrsr sryi %.
lera ioF tbsss iss.aT.
At~r 81 atf 7taN NlAsA1aA - = ~ H'tA
10 ArksEss-. isaE. lsy yaV,i, 81 -aua-i.gfsss
she fcN ASLEEP viit ne "msp 5s her ines,a,
ana Sas tsaai = e0Fpss sssae hears sileF. 4
post m8rtrm rAaaIBsylaa teyestei gs- i4sl that
she bad sHaNosrd the iaise, shich 49, gsa-
FsFtca insa sfevs,ss, dras.iiy FssssH Urtip~
cheek asi bFuasL vers suseaFvI u1ta tas iaul
staa 10 Der iv}Rg struggles aieae = he~ -.-al,
ssIers he Tvyfsti shs tea = deadly -irs svss,
havisE .uagioWsd s9ms at TIE Il5ss bat she
lad as--i Al - loBg neJhirs "a tAoaghg u Bee
sonriaiul until Il - tss is,e
Cusn Fua tlssFxs Il raftl asa ssnt.A ste
rscits, II tie l,fissSl az u said - PFsssEs,3
papcT q hs 50 ihfahaAis cure isr asp.us -
e Hshhs s,sets lsneSes an4 NoA6s. Hobbs sabs
g. sBeSs sAd Eslssss nsAas sahs Sith sagsl,s
AaJ rrhs Nubbs iebs, Thst H. says N1ars.
The worst for sIebss's jsA's. AMI sasShs sess '.
AsE ,pstFVy's tis,se Cp--ss KEiisy last
siN la4ses Is Arehsar tais As-, esFn et'a
o. an bahirt. tbs EszrFstts svisht d Saiea
"a atty ,s,.sseas Zee 1ssrHHl 20 thsl place
says tL-ty a. o. Fiss IA ,ss sTVaistsss asaIkel
Ga The s-,n., .aeelavat q thr uvSs-
4s.rats p.ssetrEa II 4 Lee. foF neafiy
t..s .ssr, sssi tFssisnr~r u tie tia5uA hllss IA
MEAhssasa. Csas. bAs % WasibE falss ss-
tries "a tie h,oss appropriated - his ssu
ass ne raads 81 zoe Cs@F4Sy - large
sRs56t
EFs rasFe IA dee 10 eAs aessr ast a7t %
saotheF, heSanss pae aPeas IL suF Ant tsAes
IL IN, white tAs stAer ele-ss iisrst aHd 'hs fFVP
Fans %. Uod taias h3s sss.tnsss a'sa asefsy a.
widespread Aa tAs les, as9 V Ee sAvk taets.
Il 4 breause We viii net oFea ear hearts ts ~
esixe tkSsa-
-. Nc. RsYsiea, ale dePHty clara Ia tks
lIe1i,s - Retrssr atstisss a. Neshtast0a- aha /
- asFssssa IA Nes Ysrk ea Friday. On sa~
FisisA y AAsiaz been g0tsrsRsas aeflsslser, 4
has tssa iisekEsed fTUa ggstedy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

II h not heuessaSy ses me "a sssars sea
thst psttJ thns fofmed will have ny
vArmss, sappeFt sad meet sssioas sJnps,
lhy; sHd shsala MF. Hell be selected hY
majority Of the people who bays started
this CREST mosen,sBt, that I sAaH feel he
cssa easlrelg iaks a. Ats Aaads, kseitisg
AIMS, aE n 10, b ., oss n tls abissi siais,-
ssea aHa psssa patriots Nat ~ cgssfry
Aas pSoaeoed wa ~ Hcheol with hIm
q tie CuabeflaHd College IN 1873, whefe
be bsld high pssitiSa - scholar I
have Tired Ia the same Congressional bis
triss with him sihss that period In
ever pasltisn he iss been iiEiiHeaiahea,
bot chiefly IN bis political eatser lie
oppasiIiea 70 Mr. Gah Bnfra ssheratsd
hia ffvta the AmlnisgrAtioa Of General
Jaefsoa. and led hin b. espsaso the casss
Of Hugh l. White, Bar &c never fsiied
10 msniIssi sshtincais o. respect aad
gratitude for 6sa jackson. and he has
often sipsessrd his rsgrrt that the bsro
vas eet noe with a,, sslil gasf1ssg she
soustry from the pcfils braaght spoa il
By modern Democracy.
/ an, very irplJ yosf ebadisBt servant.
A. J DoSELs0n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

Stock Association.

Ny altehtios has been cslled 30 an srti,
Gle 10 last weeks Regir'sT, ffoh the pen
Of slf g W Charlton, ufgisg the bs
css,ity Of fhs fofHISsiua IF Stock Asso.
eistian IL KaoS cgusly This, take ii,
meaBs tho organisation u Stock Com
pany Tor The purpose d Introducing 10 eoF
hrAsr- Improved breeds II harsss, cattle,
hoes, &c, Too much importance eaBBet
veil bu s,tarhvd 20 this ,Aatier day is
begrHelag t. dasa upsu ayrioultarai East
Tennessee bus the perfect asy Is not
vel, add as oar boaa'iih country Is most
certainly 60 be sloek rs,siur cue, lssas by
ell mrsns lcnd a helping hsad 70 say
sehcm calculated - advance ne 10 this
respect Pine sg,'ck Is A. easily kepI a.
scru6, and Is mach muFc rrmuBsTstIvs
thea Why uui iinpfoTe' Fast TsBaessss
r4H have as Big Holrs ~ kcaiarty 81
Middle Teanesses, ssd eau keep them
Iauch cheaper We esn 0rsssi a. Eue
cattle a. Virginia, aad uith our corn spd
closer, eau hasa - hog, - liiiu1i- =
uaip T. 10 the, ne aasI sa asislo,r4.
ey not II meb. bst Of stock, and ges-
stsi pteiag eut 81 scrubs AID small fry
If mistake noe, ksalasky ewes her EBc
ptaSk ,isbfity to 40 zssOsistigs, Jast saoh
- Is sssIsaslatd BY NJ Charlton I, d.
tras tbsi Ptissss enterprise has d,rr
something 70 improve ear nstivs bed,
and such VSsr,ious src worthy % I'll
praise. but their sphsrr t. necessarily
lBitrl one, aad NOR ealcutsted f5r pr.
vaic su,ulumenl than the rnhiic seal
4 jJiRt sIeek company ought % be 50
managed thar after reasonable care for
the interests Of the stoekbalisrs, the p, o
w wvuli b. finally b.ue6i,ci. sal tho
eaad.'i.n II the ccuatry improved. tbs
e..Iid be btougk, about by fresh imp4rta
i;ans, frJm time 10 time, % be sid by
auction of otheFuise. aud thas gradually
lniu-cj i7to the State
ugr aunaal Par would aiard a suitable
tig- aad place fer the eIhibitlga or soc
C5mPsays purchases, aud thereby rra-
drnse car show grounds more attractive
foa are a warm political partiEsa, asl |
myself q, ssiess.iy get huie 'gayH1 10
parry pctt',es, bas nevertheless u dos
seem 20 he --aoE that the nioh j. safe 49,
that sh,, /. matter Of infinitely mote im
rprtAHce In o. thaa pafiifsh warfare --
We can consistently usitg as stock raissu
-puh 81 accas,aaai kick vat u the
traces 70 cleo, President Or tax collector
and BY aoI,sd riIart thus be able q d.
more THAI /. possible by upasso'iased p,
a. e.
idra good one, and hope il may be pssh
ed - frui,ioa Cannot X uaT eouaiy haze
sai perfect 40 association Of this hiad
4 " MCCLUNG
C,Erussts sY.Fsss. asFth e. isSs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

-.----.. Mr. Eyaa - If.sI--lslpai- WIZ --.
f-ffa-7k q contest ~ szsf sf 90. 8.ar-ars -
~ Hgase q Congress. has sivea t - =
bsf@isss
.----.A ssn 10 Srv Tars bad Is. osa
eiiiI is Fris.sei n ibe sbs-s- - st-aHsz .
resi frurs Eifa s-8 31aniae I' 4rtarrssss
tar 81 satths boy's usafs-T Ea7 in 4yng
enbd'f7a bsi rssa-5 tas -r7g 10 sslrr o.
pfacaFe bred fsr her cat.ir~a
.--.-.. FfJm sis3ig'ses ,,'sry yyeparaI ~
iRF - - sstvHj % isusev sa-r- iha urss.as
~ she fsFiass States - ti-- Tr.-r. 90 ErF
thai n tlastans here = rar 1aa,r a4s -
=. AZ r-srsEs. ~ Soaf5 Careless zee 20 -
lr Naseee1Hsst7 ere l7 g., .B N,.as .r. ra g
.-...-.I is sal thst ibe great -5at-- .sl
iises9sTsi u Lsaa is'ss1 s1asa fees SD. slrr
tHs yFsFsi sal failure Fbsu Ers, tee.
from sHs r2tsrs - toe ssHH-i they are - 81.
afsHse. hF~assss q sxessslvs ss.fr-e=. erf sss-
'rsasfvrs-l % ifsshsr Hsssr. iss7 ssra7 81
a.C Toe I..s9vFFJ e --zss,1 s1-ly sarts.aar
--.-... a ss.Ftreisi ErifeT s1g8- SO wamss
~ p ifiy Ehr rausf psBnd 10 al1F.ifF
assfhsr 10 rasfszF 5as .=sa'.fIi hes r.r.g..
Eaa ea.' .rai-.i sas Taag ... sac .s Boz --a-r
rHErsa fHt .7s ilEz'e ~ rarify - Aav rafsr-
sasaif~s,s tsrs l-4s Jlfarnly And, ear
fse-s $50 F18Js treatment Il FL gvgzsas 3 5as
nssk q q ;raa sa7ssa-
.-....-, A. the fausrag q shifiiu sssts--s.
MsSirS 5ifs b8ay a4s dFsssr8 r.1za sgasa-
cFs sasi a. 80 ,ssss. aas ta- .s..a a4.a sr5eh
y uss 's.1 SIS asrFr-E e.r Tz-s Tie
t...e "a. esFr.r5 .a-.sfh 'ar srr-r-s r..H H..-
ra4i ar .f. -afaa .- f.ssz GEO szl -a.gs su.s-.
IS I-.at frnr r1-t.fa -af tt- r.HfarT a4-5
fah5ssa r.a-tas Pc zev~-' rs-- FzEzrs
IaE ta. .=ssa aE -'..airaa g. a5s-,Y sss.r -.
..f . H
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
Principles OF oar FsIAsFs f1str
EIsWs Of RCti.t~E ca is5S

NHEEEas Trus 5.ss.a n9i SD
u0rals are the only Sold .aaL-loas %
psblie liberty
e sa.ss.}, Ta4s +, b, Aod hssvhy p.
fafgrssig Eeg.rau sas AIDED g. she sygyrai
State . take tha must sdecJaal sess-
uscs fe5 ihe epccuragemy u thsreaf, aat
fof the suPPressioa q thestrjesl entaf-
tsInment-, horse ractag. gaming A1d
su,A olhsg dsy srsiuas a. sfs rsesessiSs 81
,,slsuszs, dissipation ssasFsi i~Prsyl'y II
Il nsaassrs ''--,%.,issl' = taayffssl o..
n, iT7S.
WHKREAs fFrgasBisag PiaJ houses and
thsstrlssl sugeTtasaBeats hss f4tai 49,
dsuvy 10 divert she nfsd. 81 ths ts7srss
lrSm doe ss,eatt,h Is tbc rsczns n-cts>
sary fis the jsitnee - the sgguJry, aaj
the preservation Of thriF lihestie-
" Rsslsa7, That aay Pesos hesdias
IN ofsse saief the l'nitsd Sta'es' Eso
alsail act, ptomnts, sssosraze - sisssa
sasA piays, ,shsH be asssosd uHNoFihY 10
hold saeh ,.i5es. aad sbaH DO ssSoEdiagiy
DISMISSED ---,IssrA.,! # t4sVsss. OF
la, I77S
The above extracts haEe been tsksa
fr,a tbs journal - CosEFrss - credited
NJ bat siagalss contrast d, gbrf pTesHs
sish lhe occurrences o. the Pressat
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
Rates - Aatettissus.
tsafs sssss ~ sas4sarlf pssa esr ssr.ss

as caiia nsrsess ~ teSssas sssataatss siI = ~
se+, ss hss sss-stsssseats v b. Ps& ~ tsVsrsly
u aAfsaes
AZ advertisements ~Ask ths ssHtes e gus~sttass
= 81 sassk vfsl ;. bltees wa Fes sta sr etate.a
aasafdtEklF
tsssftlsesa4pf. ~ts ~ cEsssFss Gss ~hpp gn.eft.3
sseept iApso wa sb-a - t4ep seselAs s-szssa.ss
NJ sassstissa, 1g aisfsses Stis ~ sss.stss
ls@ EastsAsa ~ ffssftaHss. psrapsf o. oAsea Shsss
th~ ssrsssisrf q Ess~a - " hassasSi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
waks up ths WronE 1910.

An amusing affair occurred not aisaJ
ycsrs ago, al fourth Of July eslsbtAtiOa
10 aa interior toSa in fenn,y iSaRia.
Revolutionary veterans we're becoming
very hard 10 fad, ahd yet a pr0cessinH
with 90 old soldier 10 il Vas not 20 b.
willingly submitted % IA hurest uii
German Of Revolutionary rePute w's hs-
covered At tho last hear, IA opra ear
rage vas s.sigpcd 20 hire IN the ngraalmr,
EBd seat AZ ths Prtsi4eaS's rssht at the
table When pressed after dinuer 10 give
bis rsu,inisceuess 81 WasbiSgtou, his re
ollestions we're ivuHd Ia be rather Iuslei-
R,lc Hat soaseth,ng beiag ss,d about
l0gkioss, be remarked
"iaas, | YAsh al ioFkt0WR.
II adaE W@shiarsoa, gallant so.d,eT,
uad,r Wsshinvtea Z" asked the Frc,-
Idsnt
"laas, Vssh soadst Washington yea
sarTeHasFel
NE yoa aistske, my venerable freed, "
exclaimed the fresideat, Washington
never surrendered
"laas. bat yoa sse, ! s,lA pos ef Ne
Hsssiaas !"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
pistrio. Convention.

Il Is ,,rss abe UHian Opposition asa
Of the Rint District we're preparing ksF
the ueHt eARVaas, The National ION.
vsu'ioa vii assemble IL Rallimore on ths
9.A Vt May, sad saf ElsetoF Should b
ready 10 eo@msses hsttls- We weaid,
therefore. sagesst The Rf0pfis'y Of hSl1'Sg
Coaaly Mse.iags, aBd aRPsiH,ieg dels-
gates Il Is early day a Posssels 70 =
District coayeaiioa. We WOala also
suggest uresavlile as he piAeo aud Wed.
hsslas tAs i6th ~ MAJ as the tins fes
The Ueatentioa % coaSses. TAis via
give pssssy IF sims Tor aliths Csgatlss 10
appoint delegatcs --Jsasskero Eapsess
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

Hos. JNO Bat, TuR PaSsIE ENr 49,
The Washington correspondent OF The
Philadelphia News, says lgt,er are bu,ag
received by tbs NaIioHal C,alral Uuioa
Cona,it,ee ia grea, nua,bors from every
part Of the aion, spPIosipe The move
meat, and urgiag The nomination Of Mr.
hell May arc Zoe Mr. Bates. asuy Ser
Mr. CriiteRlen, aud some for Gov Gua-
ham, Of North Carolina, a. the nominee
bus mach the hrgest Bambgr exrress a
preference fsr M Bell A letter from
prominent gentleman ~ Massachusetts,
who has late'y travelled the State lDr the
paEPoSs Of sati,iying himself IA regard to
the sishss al che psepls. writes that !,
Is h,s aPiaioo NJ, Bel sozla set the else.
taisl vote Of that State axs3nst all Others
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
France and England on the I,Aiiani
Question

NANesAS1
The Gliowisg Ssre the PROPOSITIONS sab
u,il,sd by the British Csbisei - the
Frcseh government, In regard b abstain
iBe from fature intsrveatioa IL the Affairs
IT Iisiy
| Frsnes aud Au.tfis shall rsnoaars
intervention for the fuinTs 10 the later.
nsl Aasifs Of Italy, ualsss esiicd on 70
e,u play q By the uaaRimoaa ass shl Of the
great powers
= The Emperor's government shall come
Ia an understanding with the Holy Father
tu evscaats the RomAa States vheH the
reorganization of his array shsll pvrmi,,
and when our troops eau BE- Withdrawal
FROM Rome without dagger TO chs main-
tenancs Il order Oar array shall also
quit the North Of Italy within suitable
period
3. The ialsrual organisation Of Feseiia
shall be lsfs cat Of the pale of negoilA
linas u the poSets.
1 FinaliY, the King Of Sardinia shalt
be invited BY the government Of ihe Em.
perur and by that Of II Il III aeilag Is
v,,aseri. not TO send troops into cestFal
Italy anlil the different states aud proviE.
ces, b. neS vote o. ihsir assemblies, az
ter rev election, shall have soiealsy do.
Cizted their wishes aud II these Assem-
bIiss zhoald pronounce Ia favor Of snssN-
alton, france sad Great BTitaia shall no
lsagvr oppose the sntrsnce OF Sardinia
troePs.
The reply vas made By coant Thouve,
ael, through the Freeh Amblssador Hi
l.oHdoa. lie saw no diIisal,y 10 the way
Of accediHg 10 The first, seeoRa aud third
Propositions bat the EmparOr eoald not,
10 good faith, take ths fourth into cohsid
sl,ou wtaut first 0oaferring wish Austria.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31

d ManleY,s D.nnce.

4r. L1.rar --lajusiI1s bag.rz Hzz
d. p n.r les iLs gHaassiisa- by b. La...
ss7, u e:Tra5a letters esI-ai7f.3 81. grs--
ct.e A. .za4sr-. a-aiust &c. Eisa
ibs tfarh. ,g4 nothing h,t the trzth g.
BE- gyTss o tbo O. Die Ias r aHEI-.
ieurrs. ssaIIEl-s, aHa s.Tal-sJr- r-- 90
CiIsisc proof, SHAT Tia .egt.g if.a .sr
H4uiitgG Is an ssfsl .Y- and sI..aa-.as
cHsamBni cation. anf - gui .u.g
for revenge BE- iau=sY - s7E rus-5
"a. salAs 49,, lHl, a.. a4ases 10 i5rs Par
ksr sa4 lila.as ssEe aat N r4. a.
diploma, tst that I hal Iar.. dEs.-4s.
that taey were E5fI,4 a.s-, aa. gis.
they contained che scycsa. saa..s sz t1s-
appear IN ny jguIsaI A88.H,a,' r-s.F
% al thl,, aad s.sJ ssFIgDeg thlt | slg-
d4sI, 'gf .sa- isas- a i.sEI-a ID uy
rE1, o. Nsa tf'-1s-. agi % tla I-ask
'I.aess q thr aFE-Fare5 r1F. 1s they
spPesr ia ny Inurazl siii b. rqa ,-hat Do
Due tIHc. Bs.gg.r = tasT rae sstrt-liivs
JG4Emerss gf ut4szs, siiI gEsrtak. tbs
sl5 b-a- im.. stta ave lEc mater
* thc r1b.fs % decide slg 20 in 90
iaQH A strau-e sa1z,4.T I1 thc history
Of medical ueu Is, test N iri y.3sz.
hasiac gone thnas1 rsg4af -1lr,r ..
med.eI. sfaiiss. All a4g.4E 5e-a 4s..4-
Ell bs bari rfsEsura-r, o. b. OBJ -a,s..
j's quilted -u practice Eri Hig-. AL. 49,
inr chained rara- I.7isa.ss rL..1 nay
Be sseu AZ any tmal a. 4 -gs-trfes - f-r
pB5l,r VI hls competency 90 i.sr-ar-s g..
hl-aiy rssF's Dc I1ues Vt plF-..lsa g.
ghs So i. must o. tuaigL g GlI-s.
sud that 'af 90 r-I-.-. rsaer FhEa TIA.
be ha= s5ied 70 his ur}.rs. rsss1r.has q
knsEir de- % atbss systems rt u.si5-las.
% has engaged ia iIlasraH; rrlzliss
HUH.s.a..aS a1. diserace.g. - ta., =. ~
i a Fef,aeif-- ;gIs. ga. ,t -se ua3.esl
bi-sts s-taAt-f o. q sPIr. .1tr'-sa1sS.
10 s9oaer iearu fh4s one e teri- --a-E>
TONERS has become q travelling rHT<ssil1
thAa they raac ths lr7 at lmBa.rgrs asE
q1sskery Nl;w-:h-.a- g.. tke Irg-a
s1f s'4alrr ID, I-.. rr4-.s-s .s s-re -' "a
e. native bore 1pe.7r. by nam. r--,
patients asd the pubic rrs rr'r ar.r
MS ylsii, beng male a- each r.7- -
las same Joy g eTrsy u.arl Ny -a--
scss s-r-r case F-"1- ia sA E.l--
suite ~ tie .,a-s
81 J NavLrr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-31
Close OF Mr.. Geo. Ssnott'a Speech ia
behalf Of the HaFpsr's Farry Crimi.
nails.

3KSFBEaER,--" Aaron ID Sasysns,
foo wh"in bcg bare TePrisVe --eely few
R,sfs days Of such light aud aiT Sc = dun.
gsoa affords hlR--is Bst ~ aiien. o.
domestic loo ot enemy Of any such sort
but a youag maa OF our eSs stock hssd.
some, powerful, youthful, Indeed scarcely
twenty eight year, Of age | eauust ash
yUa 20 pardon bin ssk yeu merely 10
roeoEmsnd rePfieTe i0ur hare re- co,B.
heBdailse Will probably save bis Hfs 10
Il, eohtlemsa, tor humsBity's sake DO
" fac the credit Of our oWB ea,nmeH Amer
Tea do 10 iSF the credit Of this graad old
{ commonwealth, And thsak heAvoa for
siiJri,sg you the opportunity 10 cover with
everlasting sshiasioa those malignant
PhiiaBthrppisss sho loap tor saetber death,
that "a sFeFy seEnsF Of the civilized world,
they NAY exhaust The resources Of hamau
language and tire ont the tongue Of the
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The itaiden,s First Love.

Soft as the pcrfumed twilight breeze,
That hoats through peurly lnllls above
W,S'tlic sweet trembling voice that first t
Woke in her heart the dream oflove.
So genie, g,tilcess. pure Ind free.
Her young heart owned the mystic power,
And love dreams nestled roun,l her soul
Like dew upon asleeping flower
On she was beautiful her brow
Was pure ms driven Alpine snow;
Aud her soft rounded checks were tinged
With bcauty's crimson cbbing glow.
Her locks were. siken, soft and briglt;
And tho sweet ihngor OF her eyes
Was like tlc.trembling twilight star
just paling in the quiet skies
But hc who Woke this soft. sweet dream,
Alas! was false, and cuhl and vain;
And needed not'a, broken heart,
a weary life of languid pain.
He knew she loved linn, warmly, tT;;c,
All! loved him more than words can tell ;
Z And yet he crushed her trusting heart,
And parted with cold farewell.
He left her in her quiet home,
TO langush ont life Of pain;
Helctther with the parting word
That they should never meet again, III.
But others came and sought to win
Tier from the memories OF yore : bel.
4 But, oh! tho young heart once betrayal,
Alas! alas! would trust no more. ,,
IIe'wandercd 'ncatl, a brighter sky,
lnlanls of beauty, wealth and art,
And won the fond impnssioncd love q
OF many young and noble heart;
But sbc, that tgcntle, trusting one. -e-
Too proud to lnurmur or complain,
Lived ont weary. weary life
But never. neycY breathel his nanc.