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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13
ID. way sHoAs : w. Au''''nse'' once - ''0A'
Large sale of

ELEGANT Sill, ER PLATE &C., &C.,
Purchased at cost Of over $4,000,
This day, Fri ay, June u
AT the elegant rcd No. 2l3 West Fourteenth
street, near Eishth avenue,
Commencing at luh clock A. NJ precisely.
The sac comprises the entire contents Of the house. The
elegant Paflor Furniture aud solid
rosewood The whole will be sd to the highest bidder for
cash. offering the cnrs
furniture Of the house having all been made within
six months.
improvements oversrung bass &C.. cost 500 rich
wood Stool covered In embroidered Covcr three
elegant full Suits rosewood Parlor Furniture, In
brocadc aud sain rosewood Eageres splendid and costly
Parian Ornaments rich Vases also magnificent coli
lection OF Paintings rosewood Turkish Essy Chairs Ia
fine rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
richly carved.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
Bedseads Nashsands Sofa Beds In hsrc!oth;
ten pure Hair Mattresses from forty fifty pounds made
~ order and In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consists OF hnc oak Extension
Table, Silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Fork spoons &c with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
OF every description
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GENTLEMAN fwrpowEp,

A GENTLEMAN (wIDOwER) OF THIRTY SIX
n years said TO be pretty good looking of refined euca.
un and manners and possessed OF SisO wants TO marry
lady from Is 10 30 years OF respectable family and ire.
proachable conduct pretty good looking and loving ds0
son who could afford him at least IS 900 0J easily
reaxable. Address A. K, Herald ouce.
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AT NO. $50 BowERY-H. R0sENTTTAI, HAVING
IA great desire 10 purchase large quantity OF cas- on
Wearing Apcael, Furnnrc, Carpets Jewslry ae ~ eat
t value each article Ladies' attended TO by Mrs
Rosenha Please remember, and Try 3s3 Bowery. opposite
Great Jones street.
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A MOS r. THOMPSON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A consignments-TUNIS MORRILL, win sell this day,
at l0k and at ~ o'clock his sasroom, No. 1l3 Nassau
street. without reserve, p Oh Paintings gilt frames
Sgw Machine Furniture, Havana Segars 1000 pots Of
RsN,>S&c.. &c.
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MATRTMM0NY MADE EAsy-wITH INSTRUCTIONS
M for cuurng, In order TO affections of the oppo.
site l62 pages illustrated Sent post raid receipt OF
rs cents. 8. r, RINK, q Deeknrsn street.
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T THE NEW STORE, ll4 THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
N and gentlemen dispose of their Cast ON Clothing
Carpets Furniture &C. guarantee to pay for Dresses run
So $50 for Coats ~ 10 $l5 for Punts from W
Please do not forget to call address y. MSH. ll4
Thrd avenue Fourteenth street. Ladies attended by
Mrs Msh.
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(vLAM AND FISH CHOwDERS EVERY DAY. AS
" made by the Pilgrim Fathers OF New England. Free
Lunches for restaurants at the Commodorss NO. new
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). l.. SMITH, AUCTIO NEER-wILL SELL, THIS
IN day. June 49, O'CLOCK, No. IL Ninth street. be-
Second Third avenues Piano rosewood
Parl0r Suit, black rosewood and mahogany
Bedroom Suits Chairs Tables Rockers Pier GLASSES Brus
Gel and Ingram Carpets Oh Paintings and everything be-
longing to o first class house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

sie,a sof the b9mbardmcnt and 'SGmyuie
hastily called a council Of war"
uGentlemen, says Samyule, "a new is-
sue has arisen. If we irritate the South
ern Confederaey, ell hopes OF future Union
and Fecopstrueiion may be destroyed"
A chap who was Democrat hamed up
at this, and says he;
"The abolitionists caused this terrible
war, and Il is our business as no-party
men 10 finish il ConstitutionRlly. If weir
ritate this man, no power on earth win
ever make him submit to reconstructon.
Ask him.
Here the Democrat chap took a good
taste Of tobacco, and sighed for his country.
" Mr.. Davis says Samyule to the Con-
foderacy at The window, 'if we donot irri-
tate you, will you consent TO be recon
structed p
a tsReoenstruotedl 2 says the GOnfederaoy
thoughtfully; reconstructed Ahl' says
he, "you mean will consent to be born
again ? Hfnn lUa rE IIlU
YES says Samyule metaphysically ;
GO will you consent to be borne again, rs We
have borne with YOU heretofore
The CoufedeFacy thought awhile, and
says he;
"Consider me ereconstruoted.'
As that was all the Constitution asked,
Of course there was no moro TO be done,
and the Orange County Howitzers re-
turned 10 their original position in the
mire, the English gentlemen remarking
that the appearance and discipline Of our
troops were satisfactory to Albion.
o. fighting according to the Constitution,
my boy, is such an admirable way Of pre-
venting carnage, that some doctor ought
to take out patent for it as a cheap medi-
cine.
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uT IIUITTT n IUTIUHUTI1 De
LeRTN PKENTIss, Attorney for Plaintiff
Sheriff Once, May l3, lS6l-3gl

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANTT TO
frOm the Court OF Common Pleas Of fCuyahoga oounty
at the suit OF Allen H. Wood and others against Alon
20 Miller and another, 70 me directed shall expose
Cleveland in said county the 7th day Of june S62
at O'Clock p, NJ, the following described lands and
Falls, in the county Of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio
and part of lot 50, Gardner Hall0cks allotment in
Ehagrin Falls Village, beginning in the centre OF
Front troet at the northeast corner Of lot decided
BY Richard Pratt to George Bell thence along said
Front Street easery two chains siXtyeight and one
half links; thence south four degrees cast six chains
thence south elghty-siX degrees sixty nks to said
Bells east inei thence north twenty-five degrees and
fortyyo minutes west five chains and eighty links 10
the Beginning. being the same land deeJied March II
ls54s TO Alonzo Miller by Richard Pratt aud Wifs-
ApbrRised at 500, 'i .-t GEO, II! WYMAN,
O. i. BLAkEsLER, Master Commr.
( .-IE. Flaintifs Atty. uaayB.3Qi
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Neat and Plus1ip Niuscs ms . Medicine for
Sick Soldiers,


Neaf and Plump Nurses na . Medicine for
Sick Soldiers.
Tie Shiloh correspondent Of the Chicago
Times says:
About.the only women We have here are
nurses, q class who are very well in a
Humanitarian way, and not much in the
line Of attraction. They seem imbued, as
a general thing, with the idea that there
il nobody to look at them, and the CUSTOM
airy attire is faded calico loose gown,
straight from top to bottom, ignoring
waist, and personifying the theory Of q
shirt on hean pole. Tho widest imagi-
nation could not induce the divine sdmira-
tion. b IF they only knew it--if they had
the slightest idea how much medicine there
Is to q sick man in a trim, neat figure 4;
how much relief there is in bright sun
like colors, where all is dark and sOmbre; ;
how much unutterahle joy can grow under
sweet, womaaiy smile, they'd never do
it. Think Miss Dix made great mis-
take when she prescribed gaunt females,
over thirty, for the sick soldiers. ! just
think one fresh, plump little woman, with
/ the light of kindness in her eyes, and the
I CONSEQUENCES in her heart that she loves
and pities men because they are men be-
cause they are bold, and brave, and IN
finching in sickness or health; because in
danger their strong arms stand betwe1
her and the whsrlwind; because Of IT,
i Vulnerable attributes. that endear > oss
I and hardihOod to woman's natls-soSrJma or ma
luraIly as the oak to the elinHi the doc
such woman, be she meiSy dispensary.
tnon, will do more g0ospite of Miss Dix
tors and drugs J. decree and I have
There are fey, the sick here and else
and the g qg seen tears roll down SOL
seen them cheek at the touch Of one Of n
4 wheFt hands upon his feverish forehead, |.
dRave watched his. eyes following the
the, round form the livelong day while !
ealth and strength stole upon his shat
cred frame like one Of her own smiles
pom the gloom Of his solitary repining.
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NTASTER's sSALE-PURsUANr 10

W hoIIlIL . oAIW.-TT UH8UANI TO
lNl the command Of pluries decretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
Thomas Elizabeth Thomas, Eecta Schnell. Board Of
Education of East Cleveland Township and s. II. Kir-
auction at the door Of the Court House IN the City
Of Cleveland the ls day ofJuly s2 az two clock
P. NJ Of said day, the following lot parcel Of land
situate IN lots aud5, beginning az pgint on aha
plank road 81 the west corner Of that portion OF said
5OAo i chains; thence 3q349 W - links; thence
50Ao chains and IS links % west line OF Chitfeu-
den Lewis land thence chains and links; thence
y 5g540 W chains and " links; thence d ao4o WB
chains TO the Plank Road; thence n 3g5lo 2chains
and 81 links to the place of beEnning containing
2lO0 acres of land 1l09 acreos Of said land In lot
No. 4, and 97-loO acres In lot No, 8 Appraised at
e600. iatI b. W. GAGE
William5oh Riddle Master Comm'r,
Ta FltfA AIR, 3- nalPFFt l' I
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MASTERS SALE.--PURsUANF
lyl TO the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at
the suit Of John Sherman against John Sprague and
others, to me directed, shall expose for sale u pub
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House. in the city
Of fCeyeland on she twenty fourth day Of june, 1852
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described premises
Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and known by lot No
fifteen, In tract No. three and bounded as follows
East west north and south by lot lines and contain
ing hundred and forty ysiN and Onethrd acres Of
land be the same more less but subject 10 all legal
highways, and excepting therefrOm thirteen acres in
the northwest corner thereof set Of 70 John Sprague
for homestead bounded follows: commencing at
point in the west line Of said lot chains 3 links
nOrtherly from the corner Of d i0t thence
running north said west line elk chains 5 links
to the northwest corner said lot thence east on the
north line twent5 chains - 0inks; thence south par
allel with the west line SIX chains . links; thence
west twenty chains 50 links the place Of beginning
Appraised at 1900. e HENRY e. ABBEY, +
l. PRENTIss, Master COMMISSIONER.
PITS Atty. uiY2taq3
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I'm INIlIl DAIhIoU q NUULLI
Dated May sth A. S. biiSdRs'S is52 lor = n sy7ss a E h.
QHERFFFlS SALE BY YfRTTr

NAHhIt y . bAIlE. hH VIRTUE
~ of writ Of Fieri Facias, Issued from the Court
Of CommQp Peas Of Cuyahogq county, and State of
Ohio and 20 me directed ia the cause Wherein Laura
II. McYay s plaintln, aud William AIcYay Is defend
ant1 have levied on and shall expose to sale az pub
e auction, at tho door Of the Court House Of said
county on the twelfth day Of June, A. D. 1852 be-
tween the hours Of two and four clock p NJ OF said
day, the following described lands and teuements to
wit; Situate in the township Of East CleYeand Guy
ahoga county, and State Of Ohio and Is part OF lot 81
and is bounded follows, TO wit: Easterly by the
Holloway road, 80 eallad northerly BY land Of Nc
Veani westerly by land Of George q, Shumway, and
sOutheTly BY line drawn parallel with the nOrtherly
line, and far enough therefroRl tOfnclude sne cre-
Appraised at two hundred and ffty dollars
JAMES A. CRAW, Sheriff
By Henry n. johnson, Deputy,
LeRIN pKENTIss, Attorney for Plaintiff
Sheriff Once, May l3, 1S6I.3gl
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NTOTTfE Wn11AN SIAM Ant

NOTICE. WILLIAM SLADE AND
/ Y Josephine L. Slnda non residents Of the State
81 Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman Little on
the 18th Qay Of April, l6d2, fled his petition In the
Court Of Common Pleas, CuyahOga county, Ohio,
stating that the 9Th day Of October l5 the said
William Slahe executed and delivered 70 Little and
heys his six prosor notes Of that dato for the sum
Of S9OO each, with annual interest at six Per cent
until due and tgn per cent annual interest after due
payable one on April ], lS6l and The other vo each
yearly teraftgrj that on said October 4th l, to Sc
the payment of said notes, the said William Slade
and Josephn0b u. Slade executed and delivered said
Little 4 keyes amOrtage dGed, thereby conveying 10
said Little keyes, thor heirs and assignees, the
following described premses Situate in said Glove
land, being Lot No. !, in Block No two and on the
northeasterly- corner Of Huntington and Garden
Streets in said Cleveland said lot being IS feet front
on Huntington street, and I2g feet on Garden street.
and being the same promises conveyed 10 said Slae
BY said Little keyes, That plaintiH il now the
legal owner Of said notes and mortgages and that there
is now due Plaintiff on said notes from said " ilam
Slade Si3g 45 With annual interest aer October "a
1851 at ten per cent on Sl9i q and on s7l2O0 after
April T. 1862 at ten per cent? and the annual interest
at six per cent on $4,000 after OCtobef4 1855 until
due, and ten per cent. after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition to recover
the amount duo on said notes, and 10 subject said
mortgage premises to pay the same Said dsfendants
are required to answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday next after the expiration Of six weeks
from the first publication Of this notice
= -..-s F. HOYEYf Plaintiff B Attorney
Cleyelapd, Anrl 29, lS62.3aI
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A, s. Parke Plaintiff ln cuyahoga County Court
Benajah Barker. Eil7{ Of ss Common 5s d,, ,P,leas'
bins, D glsefe.1o1d5a,21tfNDANTS. EDWIN s.
! 'H " " Of Winchendon, Worcester coun-
MERRT M. p. Robbins, Of Brooklyn, New
{ " Mass 40 notice that the Plnlntin on the 3ist
! York, vii 1862, fled petition IN the Cuyahoga
day Of snrt Of common Pleas state Of Ohio, against
/ tbo November, 1851, the Defendant Bsnnjah Bar-
! dpiNecuted and delivered 10 ona J. n. Kappes, q
tmssory note for 5000, payable In six months af-
Ar its date and that for the purpose Of occurring the
payment Of said note, the said b. Barker and Eliza
beth, his wife, executed and delivered on the same
day. mortgage 20 tho said J. H. khppes, his heirs
and assigns on the following described premises sit
u4te IN said county and state viz:
Flrst-On piece Of land in the township Of New
burgh, naWn sub-lOt8 Nos. and in original acre
lots Nos 33l and $50, and also, l2 Of land, be-
Ing the northwest corner IN original lot 32g Ii the
SecOnd-On lots Nos q, q, o and p IN Barker and
stedman allotment often acre lots Nos 42 and i3 in
the City Of Cleveland.
That said mortgage and note are assiruad 10 the
Planiiui that the note remains unpaid and that the
mortgage became absolute.
The petition tgrther alleges that the title Of lots
NOS 70 ana y described under part second - now
held by the Defendant, Edwin s. Merrill but 5ubso-
quently derived by deed from b. Barker and wife;
that the title OF lots Nos . and ~ described under
part secOnd5 Is now held by tho Defendant P m
Robbins, but likewise derived, since the execution Of
the said mortgage and therefore subject to the Plain
tifs claim. The Plaintiff ask the foreclosure 0f Iid
mortgage and the sale Of the morguged premises 20
pay the $500 and interest from May q ls62
The said Defendants are therefore required 10 ap-
pear and answer sail petition On hsfQre the u day
ut August, lS62 tho VIII be takon as contest
cd and Judgment rendered accordingly.
<. a4.E 4 lll Plaintiff Attorney.
Dated June 4, 1852 junej:556
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MASTER,S SALE-.PrRsnAN

MASTERS SALE.--PURsUANT
lll 70 the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Ploas Of CuyahOga County, at
the suit Of Harriet l against Isaac l. Geossn and
Others to me directed, shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction the door Of the Court House IN the city
Of Cleveland, the twenty day Of june lS62
at three O'Clock P. N, the following described tract
Of land situate in the township Of Independence be-
ing number six in the twelfth range Of townships,
which is also in the county Of Ouyaoga and State Of
Ohio and ID known BY being all that part Of lot No.
six Of the Hubbard tract, lying north q the road run
ming from GeesOns MIL called to the Ohio Canal,
except one acre Of land occupied BY T. M GleesOn in
lsSand bounded as follows: the north BY the north
line Of the Hubbard tract on the east by lands owned
by Allen Robinett, the south by center Of Timex
ers Greek road and lands occupied In le3 BY =. II.
GleesOn, the west BY lands owned by Rogers COM
stock, containing seventy yiye Hcres Of land being
the same premises conveyed by Moses Gleeaun to
Isaac l. Gleeson, BY deed recorded In Book 6f pages
90 and 100 Of the records Of Cuyahoga county Ohso
be the more or loss, but subject to all legal
highways. Appraised At Sl3lQ, s- 1..la
HENRY G. ABBEY,
PAINE WADE ...f u Master COm'r
Plh'sAtt'y. my2i:393
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LEGAL NOTICES.
"A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE on

q A DMINTSTRAT0R'S SALE OF
"A GREEN I0UsE PLANTS. The entire stoeb
W. Custead, deceased, will bo sold az public guno
the "Cleyeland Nufser{1 On ne mn day viii be
Continued from day TO day until all are ID, Ad'mr
47-I-I lltl II. Ply. GUST mY2Fa9O
hi1st cleveland, nay ,y' ,. 'o'- Z, owing 90 the
uni1voreble state q the Weathe lune59gl r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-07

Have, BY thorough trial for more than ten years
been able TO acquire. r......---.-..1f fas fl.s
As a Family Machine ~
they far excel all others Some OF The qualities that
recommend the Wheeler a wilson Machines, are;
1st-Beauty and EYrenpnee Of SaEchi alise upon
both sides 0f the fabric sewn. u.
that win NOT RIP nor RATEL, and made with
economy Of thread
3rd-It Attachments and vide Ranga-of Applica-
tiOn 10 purposes and matcrials. .- a -...r a..ar
4th-6mplcItT and Liior0ug els % eQllatr rilctlon-
5th-Speed, Ease Of Operation and Management,
and Quietneas Of M0Eement.
Those that want Al Practical and pesiralls Maehile
should By an means examine Wheeler Wilson's be-
fors purchasing. 1854 & ilaa .Naaa
] OFFICE CE..........2O5 superior-st, Cleveland, o.
JNO. E. STRONG, Agent.
n ssnd fof Circular 70 st DartieullES, mayso
-1rt f.a Aa..l4s |--rit..H
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sTvArr CaA1T1T1! o6io- An-II IN, IN

SENATE CHA1IBER, Ohio, April 5th, ls5t
OR J. @. ATERs HonOnad Sir;-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Cathartic Pills. left by your agent
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rheum
atism under which be found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than
for some years before, which attribute entirely 10
the effects Of your Gathartio Fills a-i ~
~. ..-a 10. XOur3 with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. MEFGALF."
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CR0cKERY 8 CHiNAWARE.

GPRING TRADE.--A5 8. GARDNER
~ Importer Of China, Glas5 sud EnrthenWar1, Tea
cet4, rereh China, PLAIN and decorated Glass; ware
complete assqrtmant Stone ghnl, variety ~ pll.
lfrllir DeSL make, Plated Goods. Warranted euoleela
make, Cake Baskets CastOrs, hraIklasf and dirucIs
spoons, Forks, &C., Ivory Handled and Plain Clryl
britannia Ware, Flanished " are, ufns ana aalng
Lanterns, &c, At slally low prices nott ia1a-
inE the War udFance, af No. - 1rnaIiar,s- ~
aprzf "A. 8. GARDNER. &.
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AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other STATE. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 vas estimated at s. 900 coo bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 149 000,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, barley,
Punpkins Squashes, PAX, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Totaceo, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 60 70 swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
STOCK. RAISING. 5G s5rq
In Central and Southern Illinois Uncommon
advantages are presented Tor the extension Of
Stock raising Allkinds Of Cattle, IIorses- Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., CT the best breeds, yield hand
some profits large fortunes have already been
made, and the 1eld a open for others to. enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results. DAIRY
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We are now prepared to furnish Agents, Dealers
and Families with this celebrated Wringer AeknoWl-
edged BY all who have used II TO be the VERY BEST
the world has yet produced.
in SAVES Tu . CL0TWFa.
IT SAVES LABOR,
1T SAVES TIME; Therefore
a IT SAVES MONEY.
The great improvement In this over every other
Wringer ever invented, Is its Self ustng Arrange
ment, requiring no alteration TO wiring hnndker-
chiefor bed quilt. The machine Is made OF wood,
arranged that no iron possibly come in contact
with the Clothes thereby avoiding all danger of min
~ 70 the clothes by iron rust Neither IL It LIABLE
Ike cast iron, to be broken and ruined by chance
fall Families In the city adjacent country are in
Yited 10 call at works, get ringer, and give II
a trial next washing day, with the privilege Of re-
turning il II not satisfactory.
DB-Aeents wanted in all parts Of the State. Send
for circular BALDWIN, DEWITT & Co,
Cleveland Agricultural Works,
Office 80 Centro-St MnnufsctorY, 4, g. s, 10 and p
West-St-. CleTelands o. uiaYSl.32
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MORNINGLEADER.
aIr HEART AND L


lFrom mrs Brownins's Last Poens"i
Enough we're tired my heart anf 7.
We sit hesidc the headstOue thus,
tHa And wish that name were carved fof us.
The moss reprints more tenderiy
Tho hard types OF the mason's kniiet
as heavens sweet lie renoWs earth, hie,
With which we're tired, my heart and l.
You seew we're tired, my heart and !.
We dealt with books We trusted men,
and in our own o,, oleoa ~, oEelshea 5! ihe PEN
We Waisod TOO straight ior iortuns's end,
Weloyed too true % keep ipendi
Al last we're tired, my heart and J.
III,
How tired we feel, my heart and u
Weseem of no use Ia tho world
ouE fsneies hang gray and uuenrlet
.d Cur voioe Which thrilled you 20 win let
Acu sleep; olr t.ara are only vet
whai DO Wis hoTe, my heart and /
So tired, so tired my heart and
i twss not thas ia that old time
Whom Ralph sat Wish meath the lime,
TO watch the sunset from the sky In.
Dear love- YOU te looking uredl. ne SAID
I, smiling at him, shook my head
so 'Tis now were tired, my heart and l..
aa So tired, 50 tired, my heart and Il
IS ~. Thoiiab nov none takcs me on his arm
To fold me close and Kiss ms warm
TN each duiciy breath cod in sigh -l
of happy langnor. Now alone
We lam upon this graveyard stone
Uncheered, unkissed, my heart and /,
a
vi.
Tired out we are, my heart and /
suppose the world brought diadems sa
TO Tempt ne, crusted with loose gems.
OF powers and pleasures Letiruy
Ne scarcely care % look az even
A pretty child, or God's blue heaven
We ieel 50 tired my heart and J.
vu
..aa-ar Tetwho complains aTy heart and ]
Ia this abundant earth no doubt
Is little room for things worn out
Disdan them, break them, throw them BY
And ii before the days grew rough
--sf We oScE were loved, used--Eeil enough
l.a Ithink we've Jared, my heart and i. s.