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orfRy's COUNTY UNION CoNvESTioSs'-ll


! Union County Convert "'''"''h ,,,, Urn. he,,
SAN, So - -
NJ uo,,,..s,, -, last. ard the Hon JoHh
Thompson Owar Democracy was chosen President. tn,
following named gentlemen We. e nominated TOLL h'
different county offices:
For County Treasurer. THO ns H. CDwEs
Superintendent Of the Poor. CLIyER TITUs
Coroner. STRAW and HUGB b. NAsDYvESrfR
Justice Of the sessions buRforshs
The list and Id Assembly District Conventions were
held after tie adjournment of the County Convention
In the Ist District, Iaac Coy esq of Wesbury, was
unanimously nominated for member ofAssembly, and IN
the Id District. Hon. Russell Smith of Newtown (War
DemocrnD was unanimously nominated Mr. Smith
formerly represented Of the city districts IN the
Legislature with marked ability.
The Union Republican Convention which
met at Jamaica. L. l.. Friday. Oct 9. unanimously
nominated VIM. NichOl, esq, OF Huntington torineIy
Of Islp AID assured that his popularity issueh
that his election certainty. with ANYTHING Ike fhu
vote of Suffolk and Queens in spite of all the Copper
heads in Richmond county. Queens county presenter
the name Of tie Hon. John S. Townsend. As Suffolk
was really entitled 10 tie nomination and their candid
ate was in all respects unohiectonable, Mr. Townsend
withdrew his name and the nomination Of Mr.. Nicliol
was made unanimous. '.. rtrl
WEsTCHEsTER.-In our report of the Demo
cratic County Convention held ut White Plains On
Thursday, we omitted TO state that John H. Garrison
was nominated for Superintendent Of the Poor.
UNION LEGISLATIVE NoMIyATIOHs.-TiogaI
Assembly District, Jerome Thompson Senator. XXXth
District, Wilkes Angel Senator, AXIlfd. District
Frederick Juland Assembly. Orleans County I'D
District, Lanson Dewey Chemnng Assembly, WIZ
Il Post; senator XXth District Geo. II. Andrews
Wayne III District Assembly, Lcmuol Durfee. Greene
Assembly. Stephen Steele a,
Es Speaker AlyoId has been nominated hy The Union
Convention OF the lid Assembly District Of Onondagn
Comfy end Conrad Shoemaker for the iii District
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE NOMISATIoNs.-
Jefferson County Ist Assembly District, Martin L.
Grant; Hid, George b. Phelps lIld Andrew Cornwall
Tioga. Norman L. Carpenter. Wayne County Ist DIS
trict. Eron n. Thomas. Senator. XXNlst District
James N. Humphrey. Senator XIIth District Ira
ShafIer the Hon J. V. II. Pruyn decliuing the nomin
ton to run FOR Congress in place Of MIR. EristuS
Corning.
JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS. -IVth District
Judge Hand. Democrat
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The Rebel Raid in Missouri.

ST LorIs Saturday, Oct. TO- lsoA
Telegraphic communication was interrupted
about s0ies west Of Jefferson City last night. by Nehei
raiders having s;uok the Pacific Railroad at that point
They arc marching eastward. and accounts o. TINS
morning place them FIVE miles east Of Upton The 'or'
Gcatons OF Sodalis have been strengthened with haed
hay ard every preparation has been made for the de-
Tense II tia, post 1t is not known yet whether The
Rebels have done any damage to the Pacific RAILROAD
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ANUS IsrIENTs.
THE OLYMPIC.

OF the rare beauty and elegance of this thea
ter, which was opened to the public on last Thursday
night under the management OF Mrs. John Wood. We
have already written In connection with tie ralga-
ratory performances Immense crowds Of people con
tlnue 10 bescge TIE house and all who fortunate
enough 70 gain admission delighted will IL tlat
II Is perhaps fortunate for Mr.. Duff the modes, and
munilcout proprietor. that he generally keeps oa Of
sight cse De might realize the aspiration of young
poets ard BE- buried some night before BIS time in
grave Of flowers Mrs. Wood came near meeting with
Ibis fate on Thursday and The loral entluian Of the
house increases every night The two opening PIN. g.
Brother and Sister" and "Mar.cd DaughcIs viii
be kept on the boards until the management finds time
10 provide better. and NJ. Hayes ft to furnish
something in the way of scenery. Mcanw bile The com
pany il in excellent spirits the war reporters say
and have every confidence in their COMMANDERS
WINTER GARDRH.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, the most gifted OF our
native t.agedams closes his successful engagement al
this house next Saturday night. He has become SH'
f,o!iie in artistic and fashionable circles th'i one u
tic pleasures Of attending his ohaste ana c's'c ~
ormanccs is that Of seeing every evening III 'c DoA
aud stalls the most brilliant array Of talent ana oc"
10 be found at any theaicr In town. We nre 6u ~ Pc
ceye that Mr. Booth. Notwithstanding hls s'sha' BUG
cess feels more keenly than ever The inpnli'e' VI
constant and pcrscyering study. stfiAhg in'p'o'o
mcnt has, in consequence been noticed In al DIS i'''
limpersonations which have commanded resPc' WV
when they have failed to excite admiration In auui''ol
70 hereditary prestige which is glory IN iseil w.
makes Lis art u kind OF religion with him, MI hoou
possesses certain personal adyanagcs-noiniy a''!oo
greof lustcr and uover tnCctLcr with cOuDteDAcet
singular mobility end beauty-that secure 10 4''' =
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Negro r,urdcrcrs Pu,isi,cd.


Three of the negroes concerned in the murder
II tie Bcckham family some time since Refc hnps to-
DAY. De,achmcns Of the 10th Regulars and iil lesi'
ment u colorcd iTooIs witno. sei tie execution.
Three others. indirectly connected with tie murder.
were sentenced to imprisonment for Eve years ,nd one
Tor one YEAR and they were seat 10 Na4h,..e under
Guard to-day.
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O'Clock d. m. on Sunday two Young men named Peter
Ahrcns and Tios crcil became engaged 10 acmtroyer'
~ In lager beer saloon No 273 am street Kept 10y
Jas Miller Ihequarel the subject ofpsying Tor
some drinks In the midst Of the quarrel The proprietor
of the saloon drew pistol. and shot Arenh a.. iHe
stomach wounding him severely. The injured man
YVES conveyed 10 bis residence No 100 Orchard street
ard medical attendance summoned. Miller was arrested
and committed TO await the result OF the wounded man
uiutie4
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y,,.r.u,rm.u.s-uonday. Oct.

ACADEMY OF MUslC-Err-ni.
WALLICK's TIlEATER-K'acda,e. OF the Rifle Bah
slBInS DARDEr-sInr'acu
WINIFR GARDkN-kny ba.-Thumpns l. g1cy.
OLYMPIC THEATER-MaIIioi DausI.cis-bToi1er ana
Sister.
BARNUM's MUsEUM-fndian Chiefs, aci Python. &c.
the marvellous Ghost; kdrc, the Dane-The Dntchuans
Ghost
kLHAMBRA PfylLiON-Equo.tfiln su Arabs, &c:
PAEK THEATER rookl,nl-John OF iaris-A Morning
onORGE cHRIsTYs hnYsTRRLs-5a5 Broadway -Eid.
tl.rl.
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Drnfs Riot in Ncw-B.npshirc-A Attempt to
Durn n Draft OMccr.
GRIAr FAILS, y. H., Saturday. oct. 10. |

GREAT FALLS. n. H.. Saturday, Oct. 10. h6i
A mob at Jackson, in this State, on Thu dag
nigh, burned the hotel where the Deputy Provost Mar
slal was stopping while serving notices on drafted men
lie narrowly escaped with his life lie has just passed
through this place. route for Portsmouth to Obtain
necessary assistance.
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Dc,,s Of ,hc Hon. Mr.. Jeweu. Of Portland.

logTIAND Me. Saturday. Oct. TO-, l-o.
The Hon. .Grilcdiaii .jcwets, Collector II Fort
land ard this afternoon of dglfieris. gitr hricf l
gr.i aged ~ years lie was Mayor Of Portland IN 80
a~d 80 and l. well known ~ the public "a coaecilo
with tho capture Of the Iacofy pirates
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Mail, Close nj III. Post.Omce.

Turopt. Tre.dsy oct Observation-Disclosures. 81
b. Na,.nn \. r. and Navau., Cuba, by steamer
cor.ea MONDAY Oot Observation-Disclosures. i0i d.
FOR south pacinc and Central America, by steamer
Ih,,ton Tue.iay oct, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10! a. l..
For california &c daily 1sgiHay nteal overland
viz Joseph No. a. m and Z p m
North--Albsny. ir'p and iiifas a. III li q ~ H.
No-th and v st Way p m
Mrst,ru Mail via Enc HaIl0 a. M ana $. p m
fl.f, In sorh Wes.,r .il.....5 d., 4 and 10
Ea..su n H. AID u
New iedofd Newport and al p III
n. Lon Leland i'Al coio u a. ~ and p H..
sulday .eis.-Oa sunday all mails close al 7 p Al
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S Sysr p ,. a.; sfe''Fp '3' ~
ss yS bc-Sa s + BS %% D. Be Wood Co.
Hon kilian V. Whaey Dr. Caldwell. Capt w. CO
Daniel Frost
'Renomnated. .l
MASSACHUSETTS,
Is the only Eastern State to elect this Fall
OF course, every knows how the glorious old Com
monwealth viii. CO. Election first Tuesday in Noyem
Der. The tickets are;
Republican. Democratic.
Governor.........yohnA 4. Andrew. Henry ". Peine.
Lieut.. Governor. Joel Hayden. Thomas +. Punlet
Sec Commonwealth. Oliver Warner j. .. Prince.
i!eas and Henry X Oliver Nathan , ClsIk
Attorney General. Dwight Foster. !heo H. sweetser
Auditor. ............Leyi Reed. bloses bates
MISSOURI.
On the first Tuesday in November Missouri
two tickets in the field the Claybanks and CoppeIhead:
combining on the Conservative nominations:
Radical Emancipation
and Union Consertd'ts
Sup. Arnold Krekest Charles Wv n. Rsy St. Louis.
Court. David Wagner, Lewis. Jno ID. s. Dry dcn Marion
OTHER STATES.
New-JerSey elects on the first Tuesday in No
vember her Legislative and County officers; In
diana on The second Tuesday in October. her
County officers; and Illinois the on the
first Tuesday in November 1t is the concurren:
testimony Of friends from the West that were
congressman TO be elected this Fail we should
carry least two.hirds of the representatives, from
Ohio Indiana and Illinois, so great is the popular re-
vulsion from last year.
TENNESSEE CONGRESSMAN.
The following are the Rebel Members Of Con-
gress elect from Tennessee shown b. the returns at
the Office of Secretary of State:
District Dis',ic.
ls,....To. q Hei.keL NIh....U s Foo'c.
Ild...W. @. swan NIth....ias McC oluin.
Uld...A 5. Colyar. Viilh.... Ibos. Merocs.
Nth....J. T. Murray. lNih....I. D. G. 4 aims.
Nth....Ed Z. y. keebie. Nh....John '. W light
Xlth...D M.Cuirn.
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GEoEGR CunIsrY's MINsTRELs.

The lovers o. negro iniIstrelsy viii do well
y, look tho charming Little shoss- erree MILO
wh ~ Mr. George CATisiy (wh0m We al reracGher ns
tn hes, minstrel OF bis time in company Wih Il. NJ.
Iiooloy. T. Boweys. II. Perez. AID Messieurs and
M!ns,rcs Prendcrgasi simpson, Dranin rierson Gay
nor. johnson. Keller Smith Bone!acc, 1rigg Pagdy.
Thompson &C. are giving series ofthc most humorous
and uncxcep,ionabe entertainments Of their lind which
have ever been given in hewlork.
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ygAE,N1y'E

PryKERTON - DOWNING - On Wednesday. Oct :. q.
Wet NLi,esnd Pa, by the Rev. VIM. Moore. John j.
Puker.on md ssie ~. only daughter OF R'ehard DOVE
nx ESD.
WRIGHT-nHUEL-O Sunday, Oct II, By .he Nrv fi-hop
james Hon j. A. Wrs: q Indiana late Minister to tae
Cog o. Prussia. Mr.. Caroline T. Deuel. OF TINS cHy
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TO and see DR.. II. III. Sterling,

-. -, ANO W. BROADWAY.
1 " AAlBk0sIA FOX sale which causes the Hair
, to certify that about shtesn months . IsS s eS
and rapidly falling out. bad tired many ,sr O,dc, Inys
orator. 40 without recevin sny 6sneh sosr ,
growing Iapidy 81 % sonS e Now Ss my Ln1 Tick
soft and glossy and is fve feet and car inches ~ length
attribute solely 70 the use Of serings tirga since
"Mrs. l.. A. bAoWA, ST. Nicholas Hotel
READ THE AMBRo5IAL SONG.
For man power wonans g'ory
Through me rlovs the essence tine.
That for Ewes full locks in Edea.
Drppd from every towery shfne'
o, how Adam priced the treasure,
How he gloated on each curl
Flowing soft as angels plurnage
Round her perfect brow OF pearl!
Would you Levc this power, this sovr'
Would you laugh at changing time =
Would you dread not bllgl,ting ieSer,
Or the aridness OF CLINE p! IIr
Would you be Ike your hrst parents.
Withs gloreus crown Of hair
In the dryest, darkest air,
Hate you scurf's disease and dandruaf
Love you cleanliness like tho.s
Who made their exquisite toilet
w tihsy S Saa 3, 81 gs,iss. beauty,
Then without doutl Of triumph
To my guardian STERLING 60.
sTgRLING's AsfBEOsA is stimulating oily extract Of
Ro,s Barss and rb II win cur al disease. The Scalp
and ebas oil Hcad saely Graduates Dararu6 prevents
the ran from Eing out from turning preraatnrey
grow and long. 1t IL snircy &aesea rom
all other preparations, and cas lie rel d ou
Depot No. Az Broadway.
Fir. P-T. B.rnvm win give his inmo no. s.d telling
Lectn.e o, the AIT OF MONEY MAKING Tor he benehs
of the ArHENAsIM BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, at tho
Atheneun eornes Aen,ic and Ciinonss, Bross'yi' On
TUESDAY, Oct. - 1856 ut O'Clock p. m. -.
The Lonio Times Mr.. Bafnuni II one o. we most
entertaining lecturers that ever addrsAed an sadtHs
The Londoa Advertiser says The audience was kepe M
ror OF u te from beginning end nd leit n the De's pos
sibIe tninor."
The Albany KnickeFbockrr says: "Btrpun Erals beecher
hundse of adde's and gent. men crowded
Iweadl. Hall on Thursday LisL to hear Nr Bar1unl
Lectures for 1S63-61s-Tho subscriber s now pre-
par accept Invitations Lecture, sroee ofVerse en-
ousy ocosey Addre,s PARK BENZ XAriN no 10 West
45sn-st., New iork.
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fperial Notices.

,rl, 'i,ot, 20 the Dinnert L, be given to ,ne Russian
al.i and l,ibassi.or. on Monday E,elns lIh INST, al
go. 40, Yofs vii be delivered AZ Ihr ohi1" Oh '"e S"-'
49,, Iii A. ADsWORTH, No. 81 tedar'st'
..t..,,, Ward Peoples tniOu.-M an election
-, y,uiug DctobeE =, al TO 4Ol Avenue u, the
.,f',.f., no,e.r'es wcfn duy elected
~ o., f.reqfiarlt mes W Darlington, jacob SeaiilAil
. ~ "a Nern'g Goors. ". Eyasl Edward NJ. Percy.
~ ti.ia,1,-Nilln {. faiterson, .. Schwarts' oLIet
DccreE ... - 80, III ...bth,,a 49,,
t,;..,.,r Come ius DouelsOn lsrph Smith.
f.rltfhv Ba Dis--ioshua Brown George Niedeian Ce'
pi Is n RON, C,Qrgn Spencer
i.h Dot Riassl C. lrn., Julian c. Harrison, Artemus
Relt.r william b. T J'0r william & farker Charles Gus
HI, e. rreut Nlt's, ~ lranch, John ucholiS = H.
Vn lerk iohn Htrn. Tlooho.d s,haeor, Fred Young,
Uiliam blirckerhlr nam, =, H..
suf4u WISE Secretary.
rr,cuf,..rrOri ward Union hs.ociation.-A
me- u e.ius tho citizens Of tho twenty second ard "lll
he md on slDNDAi EAEHlhO Oct. IL. at u O'clock al
wand f1-s Hal 20 ritiy tue nonnatiols ,de ~
lie UNION SrAIh COW ENilON sept, ?, 1870 IAe 10y
lov,inr spesAen win address the meeting. Gen join
cOCHRsNE, WILLIAM IA BuNLElOH, esq the Kew
Mr. DANIELS. and BAlLiES SANFORD. Citizens gem
eral, arc cord invited TO be- PIE en ITS o'
Ladies MAhiI' IAAiNhEi', i''''
CBAs. VAsDLRveJRr, Secretary
PEOPLES Candidate. =
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DlSfhcl,
Comprising the isA, 18Th. 20ih. 2ll,, and ga "erds.
FOR STATE SENAIoIi,
T.EXANDI.tt WARD
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City Of New YORK. Liy rpooi IA
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y. - ~ cob r. Blsif, Wood Co.. IS
W. Disrrfcf--Inc ~'N-'+"
Necoad IYsfrict--John S. Bu;dett go Mod r. ny"
Third Dis'rict-The Hon WIN. O. BIc"-.. ooa .or
Hon kilian " Whaey, DR.. Caldwell. Capt COL
Daniel Frost.
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S'cgnsiTf Lsafl For Pa'e
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SiD
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80. ~ ,',,s,. 80. ,r. 49, I,y, loool...... oct a
49,. 49,. ~ li,r.p 4, ol....... CeL -
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
THE FALL ELECTIONS.
A COMPLETE LIST OF NOMINATIONS
PENNSYLVANIA.

Tomorrow Pennsylvania holds her State cleo
tioa. when Governor, Judge Of the Supreme Court
Legislature and county officers are to be chosen The
friends of the Union have thoroughly canvassed the
State and are angune of achieving glorious victory
IN sni,e of the Acknowledgement of the soldiers The
nominees are: .
70, Go,eynor.. Andrew g. Curtin. Geo. w, Woodward
Sup,eme Court. Daniel Agnew. Walter H. Lowrie.
Elects her State ticket on the same day, and
mt the slightest doubt is entertained of the defeat OF
yalauliehaIn The Copperheads have made strong
fbt and will scruple at nothing to carry the State. II
Is very currently reported that large mportatons have
hop made from Illinois and Indiana, ostensiby to in
spre the Democrats fair play at the polls but really TO
rose the Disunon ticket Oar friends the alert.
however. and fully advised of the designs of their
uscrupulous adyersaries The issue IN TINS
State il Main and unmistakabe; the Union men
70 for the prosecution Of the war without
an or but till Treason is wiped OUT the followers OF
ysllaadrham hold that the North is the aggressor and
fine war should be stopped any terms This is sub
von.v the same ground that held by the adherenis
,fJpdce woodward, in Pennsylvania, one of his lead
ing supporters the Hon. j. Clancy Jones declaring IN
nublic speech at Yellow House. Amity Township
Berks County on the Sd inst, II ire cannot carry me
election this Fail there is nothing lc us but rabe'hon
As the result of the October elections in these two great
States win have an important bearing upon the No'em'
Der elections throughout the North 1t is looked forward
to with much interest In Ohio the soldiers vote The
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THg ALEXANDRA CIRCUS.

Mr. Nixon has had the good sense to change
ts name oi hi, establishment from Pavilion to Circus
ard nov invites the public TO visit II every afternoon
and c,onirg Of ne week. and see some OF the best
horse riders and acrobas IN the world The best OF the
riders gre Mademc Maria Macarte long celebrated N
Paris and Air Eaton stone long celebrated everywhere
The Circas boasts q. Two clowns. one Of whom VIII
.peak piece" every evening 'seAHdr" Ar'e"H'
Hard.
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sRenominated.
MASSACHUSETTS,

Is the only Eastern State TO elect this Fal
OF course, every one knows how the glorious old Cor
monwealih will go. Election first Tuesday in Mover
ber The tickets are:
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The election for three members Of Congress
and members Of the Legislature in this State takes place
on the 22d Of October Only in the LIST Congressional
District has a nomination been made BY convention.
qhe Candidates for Colgress are al Union uea,
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COOPER INSTITUTE.

Any twelve gentlemen who can take sixty
gallons Of nitrous oxide laughing sas at sitting VII
have an opportunity Of doing 50 this evening at Tie
Cooper Institute without extra charge. The esthetic
and arasthctic effects Of the gas VII. be explained b!
d. Cotton. who never laughs himself but beneyolontiy
dcvotcs bis nfc TO making other people laugh. There
will be music between the laughs. and refreshments at
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DARNUM's MUSEUM.

The Sioux and Winnebago Indians refuse to
leave this place until next week. on account o. thor
icsire 70 see Edrc the Dare" and The Duichman $
Ghost" which accordingly viii be played every after
noon and evening for another week after which Indian
Dane and Dutchman will receive their ticket Of leave
We tried to See the whole lot on wednesday, but the
usher told US there only standing room. and we
IL
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MARYLAND.

The issue in this State is between Emancipa-
ton and the preservation Of Slavery No State ticket
las been nominated by tie Copperheads most Of whom
will vote for the Conditional Union candidates for State
officers aid for Congress Election first Wednesday in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-10
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Happy Old Age.

Happy Old Age.
I feel that age has overta'en
My steps on Iife's descending way,
But time has lett no lingering pain,
No shadow Of an evil day;
And you, my children, gather near
To smooth and sOIace my decline.
And have hope that your career
Win be as bIest as mine.
Not all exempt has been my sky
From threatening storm and lowering, cIou
But sunbursts shed from source On higS
Have cheer-d my spirit when IL bowSI.
Not all without the shard and thorn
Has been my path from first to last
But springs and flowers, Of Mercy bor5,
Have sootnsd me as passed.
And now my mini, all clear and cool-s
As I sereneiy talk or muse
Is tranquil az yOn CLASSY pool,
Rejecting Autumn's sunset hues.
Time has not duIl=d my moral sense,
Nor has IL dimmed my mental sight;
No passions weaken my defense,
No doubts and cares alright.
But Retrospection, even yet,
VIII lead me through past trodden y'sys,
And remember-why forget, -
The magic Of my early days;
All nature so divineIy wrought,
The unraveIed mystery Of things,
Auoke me to exalted thought,
And lent my spirit wings.
And remember how grew
Up to the sunny noon Of youth,
From youth to manhood, till I knew
That love was near akin to truth.
BY trials, braveIy overcome;
Ny triumphs, not Of purpose vAin--
All these, with vague but pleasant hum,
Still murmur through my brain.
Ny children, offspring Of a tree
Whose top is hoary with decay,
Whose trunk is shaken as may be
Before il falls and fades away
Receive what faithful men unfold,
Revere what truthful men proclaim,
And before Heaven and man uphold
The honor OF my name.
For me, have no mortal fear,
No tremblings as I hurry down;
My way IS clear, the end is near,
The goal, the glory. ami the crown.
Then shed no bitter tsars for me,
As ye consign me to the dust;
Rather rejoice that shall be
With God, my strength and trust.