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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21

An Indiana Editor in Dayton. The
editor of the Fort Wayne Cnd.) Times, was
in Dayton one day last week. The following
is his reference to it.
During last week, we had occasion to visit
the beautiful little city of Dayton. We were
very muoh pleased with the place,-its fine
location, elegant bnldings,we graded streets,
and its thorough business air. Its citizens
evinee degree of hospitality and courtesy,
that touches the heart of the stranger visitor,
and enlsts his respect and esteem
The city has one charm for us, more than
all others 1t once was the home of ValIand-
igham. That fact endears il to the hearts of
hundreds OF thousands of patriotic men in the
North, and, coupled with the name of the pa
trot exile, it is become a household word -
"Vallandigham of Dayton" like "Carroll of
Carrolton,' will be a familiar expression with
the American people When John Wilkes. of
Middlesex, was wrongfully arrested the Bri-
tlsh people took up his cause, and the air re-
sounded with cries for "Wilkes and Libertyln
So too, with Vallandigham. The American
people are enlisted in his behalf, and "Val-
landigham and Liberty" will yet lead us to
victory, as wilkes and Liberty" did the Brit
ons, when they were similarly outraged. iIl
that mans arrest and sentence of outlawry.
We visited the residence OF Mr.. v, and saw
the marks the bayonets of the soldiers left in
the door in forcing an entrance We we're
ioreibly reminded of the assertion Of Lord
North, that the poor mans house is his castle,
and that the rain and the snow may drive
through it, "but the King Of England dare
not enter it." 1t was humihatng spectacle,
that before us; and it was with feeling Of
chagrin, that we remembered that our Presi-
dent had dared do, what the sacredness Of
British Liberty prohibited the King Of Eng
land from doing, 10 even howell II the
hearthstone of the American citizen is the al
tar of his Liberty, his own right arm must
preserve its sanctity, for the law is even now
poweress TO assist him.
A friend accompanied us to the spot where
Bolmeyer, the editor Of the EMPIRE, was mur-
dered, AS a counterpart, a fitting accom-
paniment to the act of injustice that banished
yAllandigham, without cause, Bollmyer's muir
derer walks the streets Of Dayton, polluting
the atmosphere with his foul presenae, gull
tY butnot convicted, because partisan favor
itism shields him. I.
We called at the Office of the EMmRE but
did not find the editor at home. Long live
Dayton, its patriotic exile, and its noble De.
mocracy.
We should have been much pleased to have
met you, Brother Higgins, and would have
taken great pleasure in showing you around
our beautiful city. We hope you may be in,
duced to renew the visit soon.
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p r. o S p T. O Il u s
or THE , AS aa.n
DAYTON EMPIRE.
fpAILY AND wEEKLYD

Frionds OF Constitutional Liberty, the DAYroN
FwPfaE once more greets you, and takes place
along with the other Democratic papers OF the state,
as 40 advocate OF your principles and defender ot
your rights. II ardently expects at your hands a
warm and friendly reception.
An Animpbrtant campaign is before us, fraught with
more of good or evil than any which has ever preced'
ed IT, The Life of tho Nation and the Ihberties OF the
people are at stake The coming months are preg-
nant with mighty events and every man should be
fIlv a,posted on the current issues SO as to be able
10 nerfotn his duty as becomes freeman. The great
battle between Centralized Power and Individual LAD
erty-Democracy and DesPotism-is now being
fought II our people are true to themselves the
Constitution and the sublime teachings oil our patriot
forefathers, the contest cannot be doubtful Inc
'front.' mission of the Democratic party, which has ever
stood as the bulwark of the Union and The champion
of the Constitution, renders its entire unity and bold
atti,nde in this hour Of national peril, matter of
vital concern The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance Of united country than for the perpetl-
alton ofDemocratic principles as expounded by Jef-
ferson and Jackson. The most momentous results
hang upon the issue. The past is dead, save IN lts
.ssons of experience. The Constitution, If preserved,
the beacon. light that will guide us to point
safety from the present storm and conflict tram
pled under foot aud destroyed we are forever lost
IN darkness, gloom anarchy It is The mission Of the
which gave us Union. To that party alone may con-
seryative citizens look for relief and happy return
TO the proud days ofthe Republic, when peace smiled
and prosperity regned throughoutthe land. ltisun-
olestonaby the true Union party ofthe present day
rhe ferecord of our glorious Union and the sanctity
ofthe Constitution fully attest this declaration, as un
der its prudent sway and judcious government the
Union was made blessing, and the Constitution sa-
cred bond OF equality and national happiness. Turn
whittier we may, we can see no ray Of hope for the
future salvation OF conntry-no "bow OF promise"
save IN and through the triumph the great Oonsti
tutonal Democratic party, founded as il is on sound
principles and devoted unalteraby to the Union and
psrpetuity Of this once happy and prosperous, but
now torn an bleeding, country.
Weask the patronage of all the former friends of
the paper, and will welcome as many new subscribers
as desire to take a sound and reliable Democratic
Journal Ills the determinations ofthe Company to do
/, strict cash business, and no paper will be sent %
less padforin advance This is rule from which
they will not vary. All willbe dealt with alike.
Daily, per year, (by mail, )..,...!..-.".S0 90
I" week, (by oarriersL..."~- 10
weekly, (sIngIe cory, per years. SO 90
Clubs of ten and upvvnrd,). 90
nEMPIRE COMPANY, Proprietors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
fIEIMSTREET'S
lnimitable Hair Restorative.

1T IS NOT DYEa
But restores gray hair to its original color by suppy
ng the apilary tubes With natural sustenance, IN.
paired byage or disease. All Instantaneous DIVES are
composed OF lunar eausc' destroying the ytsty ami
auty o. the har and afford OF themselves no dress
ing Heimsiretps inimitable Coloring not only re-
stores har 70 It's natural color by easy proees but
gives the hair
Lu&URiANf BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling o. eFadi-
Gates dandruh and impArts health and plessan ness
to the head, II has stood the test OF tme being The
original HAIR CooHng andis constantly incres sing in
avor, Used ~ both gentlemen ana laaes IL ~ soli
by a respectable dealers DO procured by the pl
OF the coinmereal agents, b, S. Barnes & Co, 202
hroadway, New York. Two sizes, my oepts snd one
dollhr se21dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE


TTNHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh Is
heir 10 Is impurity Of the blood. The blood be-
comes lnpure from many causes. Impure AIR or
change Of weather, unwholesome food and exposure
are among the prime pal causes of inPurty OF the
blood, The symptoms are giddiness, headache, con-
fused thoughts eyes duh vnd heavy drowsiness, con.
stipaton OF the bowels bad taste in the mouth foul
liver complaints pains in the back and legs
loss OF appetite, sleepess nights cOhc, eramP, pain
and tghtess Of the chest, heartburn gout and rheq-
mntism puking and puTging, chills and ievers more
or less accompanying these and long train Of troub-
lesome and dangerous affections, all o which may ne
prevented and cured by taking few doses OF Dr..
STRGCKLAND's VEGErABLEPURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They will purify the blood and put
the stomach bowels and liver IN healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervos
diseases, Every lamly and every soldier should
keep supply Of these Pills. as many diseases are OBJ
waited by tieir use They are mild and safe med
cine and be taken at any time without danger OF
taking cold
Sold by el druggists or sent to any part on receipt
Of twenty cents and stamped envelope,
ii, ohio. il.t t"t Ht.A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
StereScOpeS 4 Stereotype vi
Rohrrs.
Internal Revenue Notice.
OFFIcE CoLLECToR or INrKRNAL RgVKRUE, !
STATE or ONO, THiRD DISTRICT,

0ffifh NolLhttoh OF lNfhhhAL hkNkkuE,l
STATE or ONO, THRD DISTRICT,
DAYTON, OHIO, November l6, 1868. J
FTNAN ASSE SMENTS IN tae Third Collection District
/ OF Ohio, as returned by the District Assessor, IN
OF act OF Congress- "1o provide Internal
Revenue TO support the Governments and pay interest
on the public debt, approved July llso2 are required
by law 10 be paid within ten days rom tho date Of this
notice, OF OF before the 27th instant.
In default thereof ten per cent penalty ID required
by law 70 he added 20 annual assessments, 20 Wit IL
cense, carriage, plate, 6o, and FIVE per cent to as
sessments OF income tax,
Montgomery County assessments must lie paid at
the Office Of the M lersgued, corner Of Third and
Jefferson streets, Dayton, Ohio.
b. u er County assessments 70 be paid at tn ofice
Of Kara Potter Deputy Collector, Hamilton, Ohio.
Warren County assessments 10 be pad az the office
0f Jacob Morris, Deputy Collector, Lebanon, Ohio
Preble County assessments 70 Be- paid al the office of
Josiah Campbell Deputy Collector, Eaton, Ohio.
JOHN l., MARTIN,
Collector Third District Of Ohis,
N.R.-'fhe msnthly assessments for September on
lnenuissturers returns arc payable within ten days
noitdu JOHN L. MARTIN, Collector.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
gailgg y empire,
City and Other Matters.

nA-Frains arriveand departfrom the Union Depot
az follows; ,ft
cNcINNArI, HAMtLros AND DAYTON.
Depart. Arrive.
Louisville and st, Louis Male" 4,5O m s:5Oa m
Cincinnati Aocommodat on....as;05 m 500 p m
Cincinnati Mall,... .,.,.....,.3O0 y IN 7:46 m
Cincinnati Accommodation. $40 p m 1925 a m
"Stops at Middletown and Hamilton only.
DAYTON, XESrA AND CobuMBus
Eastern hxpress am 445 IN
Xenia Accommodation. $40 m
Eastern Express" 1890 m 4;42 m
Passengers on this train must purchase their tickets
before $3.50 p m.
sASDusKY, DAYTON AND oncrsSAr1.
sandusky Mail .,,......,..........s $40 m 1880 m
Huntsville Accommodation .....s:l0 p m $40 m
aW. DAYTON MIoHIoAs.
Ghicago NAL ....;..;. ;.............lO:oO m 9s5 m
Chicago and Detroit Express. 800 pm G3O D m
INDIANA CENTRAL AND DAYTON WESTERN.
st. Louis and Chicago MRil......si65 am II1o am
Indianapolis Accommodation. $3.50 pm 500 p IN
DAYTON q UNION
Accommod odation.......t,..........7i55a a I'M o:4bRm,
.t SAMUEL w. KING, Agent
us.r..u--su.Ass-a--us.--z-z
Lunch. John Gengnagle, corner of Fifth
and Ludlow, will set a superb Turtle Soup
tomorrow morning at 81 o'clock. Go early.
u.-r o------------ n
Cotillion Party.-Don't forget the Cotil-
lion party to be sgiven by the Pacific Fire
Company next Wednesday evening, at Armory
Hail.
Wood. Wagons loaded with wood crowd
ed the Court House square to-day. There
seemed to be general rush of wood to mar
ket 1t brought good prices.
Nice Time.-A party of young folks from
the city went out 10 Mr.. Peter Bakers, on the
Beavertown pike, evening before last, and
were Hospitality entertained They had
grand good time, and al! enjoyed it hugely
Alarm Of Fire-There was an alarm of
fire this morning about nine o clock, but we
failed to learn the cause. 1t doubtless origin
ated from the burning of chimney. The
engines were out, but had no cause for work.
----S .
Found "A copy OF "Gray's Naturul Phi
losophy" was picked up on the street yester.
day and left at this Office 1t, doubtless, l,e-
longs 10 some school boy 1t has several
names written on the Gy-leaf The owner can
have it by application at this office
Nil Desperandum.-There is consola.
tion for ladies of a certain age in the scrptu-
raj fact that Naomi, the daughter of Enoch,
was FIVE hundred and eighty years old when
she was married. Courage, ladies
There never was goose 10 gray, fe
BNt some day. soon or late,
Nm honest gander came that way
And took her for his mate A
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GIotbrs=burse.
SOMETHING NORTH HAylNC.

1T awellmade, three fold Clothes horse with .n
l adjustable pm bar for hanging dresses on. Il Is
very convent n and the only Clothes horse that has
good place for dresses, besldeH Rh the spane thai
other horses have, They are manufactured and sold
nj No. 2l3 First street.
sslod2w J. n. BAlsLEY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdiOus and dangerous The
properties Of medicine 20 alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expectorant anodyns aud
nNgorating, loosoning the nucus of the throat and
nparung tone 10 the entire system No discovery m
medical sclence ever mastered thus class Of dsese5
IKE Dr Wynkoop's Iceland PectOl al 1t Is used with
he most astonishing results in all cases Of hronchs
influenza, whooping cough, dpthsra or putrid sore
t1roai asthma Group coughs, colds, nervous iritA-
The Rev j j. Potter oertdos that '.I have used Dr.
Hynkoops Pectora or several years, myself and IN
my hmlly, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended tito many others and have ne YER
seen its equal.h Rev. ID. Potter, BROOKLYN n Y
Hundreds AMI thousands OF important Iesumoui.
ais could b. produced showing its Remarkable cures
and that Il never ials.
lt = composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF ell.
cad, Peruvian BolsaIn, Eecampane, Somfrey, Bur.
dock, and other lnya uahle expeeJerant and ttc in.
gredients; ltis harmless, prompt and lasting IN
!ads and sufferers cannot atOrd 70 neglect d trial
Every family should have it. II IL renlArkaUe Ior
Group. full descriptions, recommendation and IN
recuons accompany eacn bottle
druggists. ''i
Prepared by DR.. r. u, Wynkoop, and sold by Il. S,
nArneS N"' new YORK se2idly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21

Loyalty.-"To volunteer life and liberty
of the country; to stand fast when leaders are
incompetent, and armies reel away in panic
before the foe to send off to the field, as brave
y consenting women do, husbands, sons and
brothers, the props and protectors of home,
to wrestle day and night in prayer, as chris
tian souls are wont, bearing the nation as their
secret burden, when from sex or age or in
trinity they cannot do more to come forward
as protectors and helpers of the children made
fatherless; to give money and prepare expedi-
tions of love to mitigate the hardships of the
wounded in the hospitols; to vote with relig-
ious fidelity for what will help and save the
coontry rising wholly above mercenary mo-
tives and selfish trammels Of party---this, and
uothipg less than this, is loyalty" saa
Police Items. boys were arrested
yesterday, charged with stealing. One was
dismissed on giving up the articles the other
was sent up for ten days
Constable Oyler arrested man and his
wife on the charge of stealing, and the Mayor
sent them up for thirty days
Fine Oysters. Worman & Son, Third
street, next door to the Postoifiee, has just
received lot of those fine Baltimore oysters
which cannot be excelled He receives them
per Express every day They are the largest
and finest oysters in the market. Call and
get some Of them to-day. ua..lI
Attention.-Dr Stuart the celebrated
Brazilian Chiropodist, will remain one more
day at the Phillips House, where he is pre-.
pared to remove corns, bunions, and warts
in FIVE minutes time, without pain or blood
Thanksgiving The approaching Thanks
giving has caused great activity in the fowl
market. twill be very unfavorabe day for
the Turkey family.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
Aegal.
ADMINISTRATORS NOVICE

William Dodds, Admnisti ator of John Dodds de-
ceased vs. Elizabeth Dodds, 'rhomA Dodds Pres
ton o. Dodds, James Dodds Mary E Dodds Moses
Dodds, Adrian Riddle, guardian Of M Moses Dod,is
Angeline Ewing and jeremiah ewing. Probate
sell real estate, .. ~ .ff |'.
UNo Elisabeth Dpdds, James Dodds, Angelina Ewiaa
4 and Jeremiah Ewing, Adrinn Riddle, guardian OF
Moses Dodds, all residents Of McOlean County, Lii
nois-Yuu are hereby informed that on the Goth day
OF November, AID. 1868, said Administrator fled ms
petuon IN the Probate uburt Of Montgomery County
Ohio, the object and prayer Of whch petition is to oh
tam an order for the assignment of dover of Eizaueh
Dodds, the widow of said John Dodds deceased, In
and for the sale of the following real estate (of which
the said John Dodds died sezed) to-wit: Situate In
the county OF Montgomery aud state OF Ohio all Of
nlos No. AZ and 49, situate and bengin the town OF
oarrollton agreeaby TO the plat of said town on the
2st day OF December, 1858, application will be made
for an order accordingly. VII LIAM DOpDs
Administrator Of John Dodds, deceased
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. no2sw4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
Btn0Crp.
NEW BINDERY.

IN bEOhELS NEW BUILDING OVER THE
POsTOFFICE
F. w MEYER
lAhfEOiFuLLf announces 10 the citi1ens OF nav,
1N ton and the surrounding country thst ~ -
t,nhshed new Book hindery 10 the above r,lace
where ~ - prepared 70 hnd printed Wofks sflster,
1eS'ilpton' suoh a. periodical music, Ao ia az
sty . ofasFed oid boots rebound as FOOD a. No.
Having been employed tor the last seven years -
o9elA andefyi and beng Pre- pared 20 do an linaf
work, trust that shAll receive PORTION of ns6,,
patronage. ssi78sas,'' 8sss''s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERsoNs claiming 10 be exempt from the "Uop.
A scnpuon Act passed by Congress March B. 1885,
Ahu nov Rtouto take citaCt have their necessary
papers made out properly and prompty hy calling al
the ONCE of the unders gned, Pension and Fountv
iron st0re.)
sel4dawu Triton PITCH.
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.Menical
How to Keep in Good Health

.Itl.I#.a
AND
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Errnrptlnls

TMPORrANT NoTiOE-I viii, until after tho d. ait
lakes place va this District, assist m procuring or
persons entitled thereto, the exemptions proviasd or
m the second section Of the act "For enrolling and
calling oul the national forces, and other purpbse''
known generally as the ConseriP. Law.
L. NOLAN,
hulsd6W-t Attorney at Law.
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41butugrapbir.
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MANUFACTURERS or
PHI TOPOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.

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GARD PTIOTOGRAPEI
Our Catalogue now embraces considerably over
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Eminent Americans, etc, yiz
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800 COLoNILs, II6 AUrHoRs
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2,5OO COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
Including reproductions of the most celebrated En.
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receipt OF Stamp. An order for One Dozen Pictures
from our Catalogue will be filled receipt OF 81 so.
and sent by mail tree. Mn
Photographic Albums.
OF these we % manuacturs great variety, ranging
Our AlsBU Ms have the reputation of being superior
m beauty and Hurahlty TO fny others The smaller
kinds caa be sent safely by mail AZ postage of sx
eeuts per The more expensive can be sent by
We also keep alorge assortment of
StereScOpeS 4 Stereotype Views
Our Catalogue OF these will be sent to any address
on receipt Of stamp.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Friends or relatives of prominent military men
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Alarm Of Fire,--There was an alarm of
fire this morning about nine o'clock, but we
failed to learn the cause. 1t doubtless origin
ated from the burning of chimney The
engines were out, but had no cause for work.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21

Thanksgiving The approaching Thanks
giving has caused great activity in the fowl
market twill be very unfavorable day for
the Turkey family.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21

Nice Time.--A party of young folks from
the city went out 10 Mr.. Peter Bakers, on the
pike, evening before last, and
were Hospitality entertained. They had
grand good time, and all enjoyed it hugely.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21

WoOd.-Wagons loaded with wood crowd
ed the Court House square to-day. There
seemed to be general rush of wood to mar
ket. 1t brought good prices.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
sElE,Es. sHM Vol. X.-N", 9.-WHonH No At.

Approaching William, he grasped his hand
and said, earnestly
Thank Heaven that yeu are altve--that
you will live If you had died | never could
have forgiven myself. l have come to make
you some atonement for the injustice OF
which | was guilty. And he placed folded
paper in his hand. ''There," he continued,
"when you are able, read that Do not thank
me, 1t is no more than justice. The pock-
et-book was of great importance to me, aud it
has cost you dear.''
When the gentleman was gone, William
opened the paper, and found it deed made
out to himself, of his old house and farm
There was dancing and shouting among the
children; and in the hearts of the father and
mother deep and holy Joy mingled with
thankfulness, and trust in God ..--.
I need not pursue my story further, nor
tell of the happy rcinstating in their former
home, nor how in after days, William Carter
often gathered his grandchildren around his
knee, and told them of his bitter trial and
temptation, aud taught them. that they who
put their trust in God, are never forsaken.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
For the F'ortage County Democrat.
BLOSSOMS.
BY HESTER A. BENEDICT.


With the dews Of the morning fresh and fair,
Th blossoming boughs are dripping:
And into the depths of each dainty cup
That the hands of the twilight folded up,
The lips of the bees are dipping.
Bther and thither they sway in the wind,
Beautiful blossoms of every hue
Snowy, and crimson, and violet blue
Fairer than Orient isles ever know.
Peeping from liehens shrunken and old,
With grace that can never be sung, or told,
While over their bosoms brighter than go d,
The footsteps of fairies are tripping.
Blossomsi They garland the maiden's hair,
When the marriage.bells are ringing;
And they lie in=the young ehiId's waxen breast,
WheL the tired-out feet have gone to rest,
And the lips have ceased their singing,
Blossoms-fresh blossoms From wood and vale
They are gathered inland the giIded vase
By the couch of the dying, gives them place, 81
And smile steals over the thin, wan face,
And the sufferer dreams of the Ginning streams
That mirror the gold cf the mornings beams,
Where Gods own glory forever gleams,-
And the flowers springing.
o beautiful flowers, and fair, ween,
To valley and wo cd are given!
Rut the rarest flower under the sun,
And the sweetest, too, lie the little nne
That was waited to us from heavenI II ~
II matters not much what the s0orld may think,
Since fafrer, by far. than ltaia's skies,
and purer. to us, is the soul that liea
Half hid in the depths of her glorious eyes
And sweeter, and dearer, as days glide on,
is our wildwood fower-our bird of soBg-
Our Paradise blossom, that years agone,
Was waited to u.s. from Hoavenl