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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Aliliiarn Nolitcs.
New.York County Substitute and Relief Com

Tts Committee hereby give hs, ihcy hsv. fred thelf
oce ih. supreme Count Rooms Nos "a and - DuSe IT.
ID stairs and ilAi ssd c. will be olen day ociofs
a - uu, tho bushes. Tor which the COMMITTEES
led 10 d..potcd o.
ao give notice that application fof ile
payment Substitute Arel money wall 3. eu~rtaned q
lu D.sino Board - EnfoEens have eIalnod All
cepct ic p,isan dralsi iLio tnc lrtt state seTy4e
under The Act 81 ColSic,.. approved M.fch 2, l4L
The ccfhrae 81 acceptance uy the Diifri bo-a ci In
ro.u.erf u4rs' be- presented ~ fLis Committee
Tho following Hac. Ant Regulations have hesn adopted m
relation DATED pesors n in-soui cf-lu.si4bc-s sto
have fsul. irs de yertln. upon them for sIlgoft
]. Tho term oscn cmYoys. Ia ne i1nfih and ~'enih
sections Of e Oflalos 81 tie bc~id u sap~rt.r. 90
ifscc. al fesrns q m city sni county aDls 10 sr~' AID
service srief the Act of tcnsf.- . .
II Tie urTis "havirs family der~rtlrr - hs fof
support; ~Lah oocur n fonrh .~con u t1 Ofdnsnce
sfraia an their 4sari lsrd h. its sefvr 'eoion %
sad Ordnance lTr c7nSuo 70 meal al 1leses 'hs iss"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

Sept, H. 20 miles s. T. the Pishsni., bris "a
Thomas Of and for New Haven om Iu5a same ilc, or
Duiy of baltimore 10 days from hey frtnci. ioT fotAs
.hosi q provisions. wa. suI pied all vel on horrd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
6NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw.JERSEY.

~ From foot OF Court and Connecting Hampton
Junction with the Delaware Lsckswanns and Western Ra-
road and EasOn with the Lehgh Valley Railroad and its
connections forming direct hne Pittrgh and the West
without change OF
SpRISG AkRANGEMENT-Coninenci April 90 1863,
Leave Neps-Yok rs follows:
HARRISBURG ExPREss-Et O. m, for Easton, Readins,
Poitsyie Harrisburg. Maach Chunk. Wiliamsport.
MAIL TRAS-At q a Tor Esson Nler Gap Scranton,
Great Bend. Pittston. Binghanton. Wilkesbarre he.
II H. TRAIS--tor Eas:on, Allentown hauch CHUNK WI.
Transport Reading. Pottsyne, Harrisburg, ac.
$3.50 p. M.-For Eason Bethlehem, Allentown and Msuch
Chunk.
$3.50 ?. M.-For Somervlle.
C:O ?. M.-FOr Som. vile. 80
7P n WESTERN ExPREss-For Esston, Auentovn head
ing Hasturs Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars nom
Jersey City through to Piii s5ursh -
ExfKEss TRAN FOi LARKIsBURG-The g. M Express
Tran lfom New. Harsbu.g al M connect
inr Fa and West on yennsvas Central Rclroad North
EN- nfa Raload Norh South and with the Cumoes'
land Valley Railroad ,,, ,.
TBg IiiRouGH ExskEss TRAM FOR THE WEST leaves
New. Yors D. dly Sundays exceped, making c9sc
connection ct Harrisburg IN fennsyyeaa
Pittsburgh snd bat one TO Cincinnati and
Chicago. Two hours saved by taxing this train -
ELiIkPErHPORT AND yEw YORK tERhY-Leaye New. ioTx
fom Pier No. g. North River, at $3.50 In lO, +:J ana
tP.m. a. 80,
The boats stop Bergen Point aud Mariners Harbo every
trp eGci,say JOSIAH D. SIEARNs, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

NEW-JEkSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
" ADELfhlA agd the SOUTH and WEST, via JER-
sly tIN.-Alal and txpr-ss Lines leave New.lork az
and 10 a. ~. g. 5.ao and 1850 Fare 80. Through
baggage tAecAcd al Aua 10 a. and 80 and 1880 p m,
.or " .sL.u.tof. AND 20 : and D. for the West.
J. ~ MDODki'FF. Assistant Superintendent.
No hasae - M b. received foT any unless delivered
and cecked 10 inmates 10 advance ci the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

GREAT REDUCTION in FIRST-CLASS
FARES Via
NEW-YORK CENTRAL Railroad.
ONLY $1s TO CHICAGO,
and corresponding reduction to al points beyond Time
quick by any other Procure Ticket, At the Com
also d Olee Spsa.dnS, EIpsest No Astor House.
{. i. GREE NOUOH,
Passenger Agent, No. ?59 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

piWaIVIs .Lrsslc.
sun-lisel $50 .......... - NOou-ses.. $50
VAIN Tuis psr.
Sandy Hook zoo GOV sani.... sll Hell Gate 10 y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
The underlined will dispatch OF the aforementioned
oil or 6rscass fan powered nrs-built from
n EN-YORk no LiNEPOOL
calling Of Queenstown TO land passengers and laest
TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES
Ship. Tuns. Commaado. TO Sdh .
LOUISIANA. 80. .Brooking. FRIDAY, Aus H.
876. .Mibuu. ....FRlDAY, Aug 70.
S78. .Poarce.... ...,............
Fhee steamers have all been built under the inspection OF
the surveyor 10 the Liverpool Underwriters Registry Of
Iron ships they have extra waeriight compartments, aud
classed trs class for twenty-five years
They hifed up for first second and thirdcass passen-
gers which are chaI ged at the following rates:
First csbin.........~ vs. Payable in Currency.
S,serage. J3) ,
Dietary aad accoodaon unsurpassed by any other line OF
steamers.
For particulars. apply 10
WILLIAMS G GUION, No. Il Walls
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
MerrsorandQ,
Spoken.

The bArt Beneac'ress the large secionA pocf'
wiz be esulked Gnd corpcret
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
New.York County Substitute and Relief

NAMES AND PLACES OF MEETING OF AUXILIARY
COMMITTEES. .
The Committee hereby hs In pursuance OF her
request made the "a instant the Chairman OF the heuo
Central and Iamnany Hall General Committees have each
ected gentleman Ii each Ward TO meet daily at some
place ia their respective Wards snd give information and IN
strucon drafted persons desiring the aid Of this Committee
and that the several Ward Committees named in the ANNEXED
list have agreed the places and times of meeting - also
shown IN Connection with the said list
GEORGE OPDYkE, Mayor,
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
WIN. r. TWEED, Supervisor,
WM. X STEWART Supervisor,
OKISON BLUNT, Supervisors
ELIJAH h. PUkDY, Supervisor, So
Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Steamboats, cro NaircaSs.

TOR CALIFOENIA--Dy the OVERLAND
4 ROrTE.-A DAILY LINZ q STAGES, carTyng the
a. :. Mails caves Achson hsasss, fOr f.acopie, "a. Via
Denver Great salt Llse Virginia I'D Carson CUES connect
ing by anes with the PiAc Peak Colorado baunocA
a ppef Missouri Reese River NssA0e and HUMBOLDT Inil
THROUGH ~ sFyE STEES DAYS.
The stocked with coni3raDc coaches AMI Concord
CIV Spring Wagons. livery attention Ia a.e TO IAs'ea'
g-rs.
PASSENGERS lie at my rou, the roa.s and re
.am. tArir seats when the c0aclcf lot iull.
ay,G.e IS Ll.s .YaGi, ALL meals Gre furnished -
about 90 each
TDo Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph follows the with
frequent operating stations.
Twenty pounds oi baggage allowed an extra eAafse
viii bc ulas tue su.. bassase can be sent by
VIA Panama.
Atchisou is connected ny rail with nj points csst.
THROUGH tAHE, Atchisou 10 P.acervile 200
FlIr rom FaceNlAeto san Francisco, 10
For further nfo nation apply the ohce Of the Company,
No. - Broadway. y. l.. ug stars.
Tickets tho office Of TIC Company. NcwYok and
ltthlsUn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRIA1IC, 1890 horse power, 400 tons
ITBERNIA, / 600 horse power, 5000 tuns
COLUMBIA. $50 horse power 5000 tGas.
ANGLIA. 1909 horse power, 1900 tuns.
Tie mag accent steamship
ADRIATiC,
Captain NICHOLSON,
WI ,aN from NEW DIRK fos GALHAY anil LIVERPOOL
TUESDAY September y, TO DC followed by the ANGLIA,
from Boston Oct. b.
pesase psysbl, In god It. e4aiyalen, in
roncy:
St'craec .''....''.''',
Passengers sarscd also tO London, Pans Hamburg,
Havre Breaen, Rotterdam Antwerp, &c, at lowest Tstes
Fare. from Liverpool Gawsy to Ne~ fotA AID Boston
as g5 +ss aAd : 05.
For passage apply 20
For freight aud other Information, apply to
LAWRENCE. GILES Il co. II South William 81
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
EOR ORIENT. GREENPORT, SOUTHOLD,

l. SAG HARBOR' Sc-THREE TRIPS PER WEEK
The steamer DONALDSON. Capt w , Hevehs having oeen
thoroughly rebuilt ad pu in order VIII for the present leave
PEI No 5s East River james sipl on TUEsDAi THUS.
ing leave Sag IIarbor MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS at soca. For freight or passage
apply on board or OF A }. RlCHARDoON No. Uo raohst'
or OF ]. > TUIHiLJ Freight A gent, No. Janes-slip
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
& NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY ., 1913.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:

Passenger Station in Newiok, corner ?ths and itl av
Entrance 21tlst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
NrEw-YoRK. HARLEM AND ALBANY

" T. '.
~ RAILKOAD-Trains vii esye 2otE-st Depo.-fos Al
PAW 1929 q L.. stopping WNlsmsbridse, W lGte
r.aias Bedford Crctou fs ssd stations north 10 Albany,
connecting with Central Northern Railroad for Saratoga,
and al points and west, ioI Jroton Fas S'ASs M
and p "a. The p. train VII run Saturdays only re-
tariu. leaves lrooa fG..s $50 tn on Mondays fot
Wrr. Plains gi5 and 10 a 9:Se $40 and ? s ani
s:lsp whiess. Deq@ ioI William .oTidsc7S;.o'
10 a m 90 10, s., o. 6:3 l,t 1880 SEoton as,
Whi. Plains and NiGmsoG.e trains stop al all s'sfios
For Dover Plains y. stopping AZ White Plans and s'
ons north 10 po.rr Returning leave Albany ai sl0 M,
on arrival Northern and Western trains. stopping a. al
stations frol Chatham Iroton rs. also a. bedord
Wht. Plan, and Nlli.nshr.d.e Dover Plains, 5:45 a m,
stopping q, al stations nonh Of and 4. he Plains CEoton
Falls !. H.. W bite aims e:lo, $40 a. H. i!.S fl'
p M . y! ialslri-. $50 and 1.oJ ?. Croon ala,
NLe aa. and Nl.asbricg- stops az all stations
Sunday L1caIson Trains a. Haff Fare for Cso,on as 80
brdre IS lkau %. u1. and FOR White fnns,
D. m WlAansb.ii.e and White Plains trains stop az al
stations Refuur. s4ye VI h,s Plains .: 10 " lians-
bud-e 6.s2 10 Is H. y 80 3:lo $40 and stepping
al stations Coion Fails stopping al 81 stations
north Of and a. Ni.AaulshriGse.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

nIRFCT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
IL FORD connectn. with Railroad % SPRINGFIELD,
NORTHAMPTON BILLIONS FALLS, BEAIiLEbohO D
Sc steamer Ora NiIf STATE leaves Peckslip a. p m
Monday c.nrsday aui Friday Steamer Illt Or Ahr-
FORD leaves fo,s sp at T. IucsdAy Thursday and sA.'
ufdBy
commanded by competent and experienced ohceGA
N,N i ORA. MAY -, 1903.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
WAR DrpArrsryr.
rROyosT hAHsAAL GESExALs OFFfCH,

TROyosr hAHsAAL bESEHAI OfFfCHp 4
WAsHiSGrUS u. G., July Il, 1905 y
"CIRcrt 70 F-l Drafted men become soldiers In The
s.fyc. Of toe ncd by Oh. sci Of thef names Ia s
been d. VII IN the drae The nocaon s'ryed rpon tiem
by ile Pioyo.H Ia al s merely Ani,uDc. eti 81 ne iac
order ,or them report foF duty a: designated ae
ard place. - ,,.,,. ,,,,.,
~ Tie following opinion of the Hen. William Whlins
Solicitor II the War DeIAitine published FOR tie norna'
tion Il q concerned: -, -
When person ha. been drlHed IA pursuance ofhc Eu'
rocri A., II March 1865 notice oi sach dTaii riu.t %"
.erve4 within days thereafter By written printed no
tco tAusa be s@ved hn 9rr.oHaly ~ ~ 1ariHq
corv m ylace ,crGcnce requigs him 70 appear II
dcslrrtisd .ricxyous to report for duty
Any p-fson fls o report for duty A''r notce e 81 h'
lat Of r.sii~nre eryrd him personally without
fugu. s.L.'itJs paying 80, Ia Pronounced ~ ~"
b. dcssref. Le Nr--'sf and hea er tla! W
Count M.r'lA.. and sENlEAIkD 10 DtAIh.
p.f.ou ,a~r being dfsHed and tctors receiving no
ce deserts the may sill b. served b. ossEs Il his
Place o r-.dsncc Gni be- does not app' IN
~iih the notice furnish the substitute, q sy The - 10
will be in Es ds.srrr AID must be treated arc0r insy
"Th.r- !, way manner In which prr-on once m
;o,s ososre h piLs dst. and vhsn d.ied, ~hehss
ro~sf abssHf wheher he changes hsrsiience o. an
.coud. tie s. u tic unsI States asn.i hin are '.eu.ed
and only Is Performance o. t ciyfo he country that be
~. s,e ape l-5.Liy ~ - tfcsiel a. e = nina,
o" WILLIAM WHITING"
Solicitor o. tho Wa DePsr'fu'rt'"
JAMES h. tRY. Provost Marshal oeD.rsl.
r. MAslEAItF Provost - sFsfnl.'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.
OYG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL ACCCMMODArlON.-Leaye James slip and foot of
Jsths, H. L. GroeHIol:, stopping a. Stailons
and 20 n tor Jlnaca M.neo.s JeEussen and al stations
east 10 Greenpor For Isip $3.50 and $50 p N ior
syo.se. srs II +:J9 and $50 p u 10 ansica
ana Herips'sad NJ II $50 ADD and 3;Jl p ne
sunday Exca!sion Train s:i5 from Jshs tsscppns
t s.aouj isVLank, excursion raiesi ,e,uI.ins'
aver YapLsns 2:s5 Jauac2 Accomnodaticn iTain
from Jane. ST. !, and Thirty yfoaTtL al e:sJ p H.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Oreatt cleaners

EOR CALIFORNIA.
NJ o. RODERTs'S LINE
TO
SAN FRAN CISCO AND OREGON,
VIA kICARAGUA.
The s.eamship
ILLINOIS,
2.516 Tuns.
On SATURDAY, Oct. 3, at noon.
The finest fs;e and strongest Steamship Ia the California
trade will sail above from pier foot Of Wsrent North
River.
For freight or passage, apply to D. ~ CARRrNGrON,
Cor Of Warren and Wsst.sts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
STEAMBOATS, an0 railroads
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMfk FIrCHBuRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsnch steamers Of the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave Ne.Yok daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock p m,
from rieg No. % North River, foot u vestry.st.
FOR NEW-L0SDON
there connecting wi the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester,
Woceser Nashua and New-London Northern Railroads
Freight AZ The lowest raes For inforustion inquire
OF T.. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

HEADarARTsRs or PRovosr MARSHAL,
FrGHrH CoxGuEssIoSaL Al ufsrHrcr No. lyy brocdwsY.
loving circgr Tie provision, OF this circular w be rgdly
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

HxApeuAnrEHs Paovosr MAHsnaL. trH DISTRICT
20 > 9 EHoADsAr. Nav } oR.. ) .
On and afscr Monday, ;he lrh Inst the BOARD or
rNLDlLMENI vi be in ..iou D. un T. M
l.rY 90 MAN CLAIMS POR EXEMPTION. There wi
~r~u1s uue.s the icfrsis oi TIC sc'iee ana
To lgsIc convcnenco vii be srfsrd her, ~. =, a.,
BFSJ , hANlEERr. Provost Marsha.
sPFNCfP KIRBY, cenimis-ioucr
OFO y. WOODNAkD, srrr-on
IH~r NEpicat Foam, No A. Ii ooui. st. Srs York.
The Army Medical Hoard convened ior the purposc
of sssnnin. cairf.s appointment 81 hOEONs and
AssiHIAk l-Si RofON, - roorsd troops meet daily q,
So g Ur.onss Candidates iof examination ale requested
10 pr~tsHt tlsu.slt,. tho hour. 81 and
Foster Heavy Artiilcry.-Thc hifhesi bouues
given "a friiel fsuirs Come 60 No ~ Broaiwry,
cafrsr 4 Dl e., aai oin the pleasant OF tic
s-fres }. " l.. POLHE MIS-. Re futiIs OAceE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

GARBAGE ACCIDENT NJ. ID. Lane wa
throw out Of hls carriage the Glove Road Brooklyn
yesterday caused by the horses running away. III
w. severely and it h feared dangerously, wounded.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
a RUN FOR LIFE:
a RAILRoAD ADVENTURE

My father was an extremely clever and
capable artisan. who possessed, besides ability,
considerable prudence, and no small share of
ambition. s.rr..t 5.r a.
Withisuch qualities it was only natural
that he should rise in life and he did so.-
Before was sixteen years of age. he held a
lucrative and responsible positionin the loco
motive department on one of the great north
country lines, and had he lived, I think he
might have made himself name in the
world. I7was his only son, and he gave me a
good education, deeply tinged witha mechan-
ical colorihg, in the hope that should i'm
prove on his success. In this hope, if he were
alive. he would not, perhaps, be altogether
disappointed; +; but although L have DC. reason
to complain of want of present prosperity
and social position, it is none the less true
that the spare hours and holidays of my
school life Were spent chiefly among work
shops, mechanics, and engine-driyers.- In
those young days Il had passion for the To-
connective, and my boyish ambition was to be-
come a master of all the mysteries and duties
connected therewith. Thus i was forever
loafns about the engine-house, and getting an
occasional trip with good-natured drivers
morelready to please an inquiring youngster
than carefnlito obey the Company's iregula-
tions. In this way early gained tolerably
| complete insight into the management of the
locomotive, and being shred, self-confdent
! lad hal iaf
capacity for diseharging all the duties of a
driyerss1I had, besides, an inseparable COM
panion, named Mark Hibbert, whose father
| followed the calling 1 thought 1 should so
much adorn, and who delighted equally with
me in pottering about among the engines and
men, or riding short distances whenever the
opportunity occurred. The elder Hibberd
was an extremely daring and clever driver, a
frst-rate workman but unfortunately, like
too many of our very best artisans, given to
occasional fits of drunkenness. This pecu-
liarity had got him into trouble once OF twice
before the time of which / am speaking, but
as on each occasion his escapades had been
productive of no actual harm, and he was in
other respects very valuable man, he was
retained, but cautioned Mark was quite as
great profc;ent-as myself in knowledge OF
| the craft, and the dearest wish of both was to
have ouriabilitics properly recognized among
the workmen who werc our companions
In all our little enterprises and adventures
Mark, however, was the leader; he inherited
his fathers skill and courage andl soon ac-
quired, even among the men, good reputa
ton for steady pluck and shrcwdness. Such
were young Hibberd and myself at about the
age of fifteen but in order that you may
clearly understand the whole of my story, i
will be necessary for me now to explain the
situation and peculiarities of our station anc
the neighboring line. .Coulston is a large
town on the -- Railway, standing midway
between Allonby, which is ten miles below
and Castleton, which is ten miles above it.
= Attached to the station are the locomotiv,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
THE HORACE w4rERS mELODEON
rssr n =.
I TaaE Il nay scsaooL Z IsELL.

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED -
Singing Book for Schools and Semnaries, called
the Day School Bell ready Il contains about 200
choice songs rnnds Catches dett. tros, qdaretts and
sides 50 pages OF tks EIecnts Music, wiIic
sy and pSagressire- puiysd 4uefni,,sr t10Y ws
Amongtfs large number of beautiful pieces may
be found,- Uue,e Sans Sehool,tI9 HonH you 0sfr
the children coming,o :" Always look on the sunny
side, 's1 The ttis isss and Il Little Lad Oh, if
little brd.o.. Bird of beauty>'s Pretty pair
tree, Anvff Choruss's. Meet me by tie running
orueksY &c--lsl y, co7'Piled by, H9RAos WATERs,
have had ruorHoussale ots'5 ooe copies. Prices
PAPER cover IS cnts $40 per l00 beund 80 cents. SIS
pC cloth bound, eaibosed gill; A cfnts $35 per Ito.
IS copies furnished 100 price Mailed at the retail
price. - Afi5osf So 4t'9fif siN8iA ''" = s'l -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
! !. sABBAFiH a 3, .scHooL ,st ! BELL No. NJ ?,

1 an entire new work of is2 pages, and nearly 2e5
tunes aud INN s. As the music ieIitte dif fl
.ut. 1t Is just Ahe book otow Bell No. !. Nearly
million of these Bells have cen issued and are
now ri gng through this and other countries Among
the many choice pieces may be found, rSh1lf we
meet beyond the RivsrT,h *fheres isea Reantiful
World, shall come again more, ,''' Don't
you hear the Angels. csuiinsi,o Then Gods seest
me. .n.sSabbaih Bells chime on Sc Prices of Bell
obtained M one volume price beqnd copy, 40 cents
S35 pc l00 cloth bouDd embossed gilt, 50 cts, s45
per 100. rs copies furnished at the lD8 price.0 n all
ed at the retail price.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
@guetru.
: From the Home Journal, szrsG
LILIES OF THE VALLEY.
Heaven'supsesn angels on. their noiseiess wings
BY ExELrNE SHERMAN SMITH.

Heaven sunsesn angels, on their noiseless wings
+ Fit near US night and day;
A nd on, by :" still small voice. of lowly things,
/ aa Comfor. and hope convey 500 -
-: 1sbuavars ehi 10 3u9msif's s. q .Fr1oi
They speak to us in unexpected hour, rgs~ ID
By mystic sign or lone
The summer breeze, a bird, or tiny flower, -
! io3 u May make their pres nee knownsi g9s
E ..if7f.s .,{5 III ssqy i.tf4 et4.sifi s-h7olfe,
4 call to mind late ungenial morn,
. When skies were cold and gray; eill
WHOM woods and groves stood sad. forlern
f9+sej stillss' waiting forrthe May,r 4.or7A
MY thoughts all ook, as thoughts too often will, a
. The hue of earth and sky; g an4r aeg
And piscoqient, that braeditg shape Of ILL.,, gs. "a
CIouded both soul and eye.
How cheerless is this cold and chaugefui ciims--
r a,4,s-, ., This land of stoims," sighed; ;,r.r,
We're cheated of the years glad biossomng time,
~. For spring is still denied !" s41h .s4i' q y
just then food of sweetness filled the air, ttfa
And one love drew near,
With offering SO fragrant and SO fair '21e sH''4Se
,haHps 1t might the saddest cheer. zgl3Bi .5Gl
6 These grew, said be, Sc amid the pathess woods,
: -8 - And in uncultured fields ssi'' =" '''
Ah, seei TO those who seek her soltudes, 5htsf
M e What tribute Nature yields.rofff 4 nae
My murmn ring spirit dared more complain
{ Those pale and tender flowers, iia 91Iii j
Despite the angry wind and chilling rain,
Despite thetcold dark hours. - *
Had grown TO peIfee. form and fairest huel
2fH Had cheered the lonesome Wild 6 10
With balmy cups of that,deleious dew sd q; bsceTg
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