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TEN USAND SHARES
Reserved fot Benent Of the Company.

The land purchased BY the Vance Stewart Rock OIL
Company contains huncred and thirty Ia
vey sore q the oil rssien one houssod three nun
!SNn,hP, extending e9nsds.sois distance upon Soh
Bnren Run couple Of raos 6slo, Tfsnkln IN vsSsuso
county .Pennsyvhba. TIE Allegheny River rerritsry s
snt qSsdy Of on The numerous els bordering banks
producing on with even ssn greater regularity than ths
It Is believed dow OIL below the borough oCFrAnk-
sIhansted because tbe srsication Or volcanic dsrup
ton O. rock dips l9 southw estwardy direetoni oonse
upper end say OF GU Creek and wells would require
eo,ed deepsr IN proportion lower do IN the river where
aud much greater supply and superncgneent BODY or
"a the immediate vicinity OF this land have continued pro
dueng duril the three or four years
a gSLce tho map viii demonstrate the tact that tho
wS MIC kYp s and s o & GTst are 0n the same
Ayaton or The identical same garg6 between the range
essl, the direction Il would, thersforS not be
reotdinaIy BY boring wells on This tract .sieient
Company's wells may soon iyal those OF OIL Greek IN
their tupples Of hundreds Of barrels Of oil daily, and
enormous proais would thus be the fortunate result 70
the shareholders OF this COMPANY.
lease for twenty well ounpirg fair portion
Of good OIL although Its depth Of bore Is considered quite
on at this wells mouth vas reserved 80 ruyay to tho
% S a Sa s so a & STS o GSr hsr to
bOteu w hundred oet deep aeh but not ubed but In
be scoopec Of them and doubt exist that
they VIII both prove highly remuberang wells when bored
a reasonable depth. Another well Is half bored. and
PROMISES q satisfactory weld
Samples Of on procured from these wells
the ofhce Of the Company, No. 2l3 wALNEr Street
The fee OF this vAusbe oil land, comprising hun
dred and thIty including tho royalty Of any
per cent Of oil for the eaAed wen. rOn pumping, and tho
entire right Of the three wells partially developed, ia
purchased by the Company direct from the for the
moderate price OF tlS' 6c with Grist NIL In ane order
snug house, 60 also patches OF timber
The sale OF stock will cash for the land In full aud
leave the Of &u.iJo cash working capital on hand
with which 10 complete the three Old wells, and also TO
bore two wells, with hys steam 0nsiIss, &c,
70 be IN running order within few MONTH; arrange
ments VIII bs mAds TO accomplish these objects without
delay No subscriptions will be accepted for less than
any shares.
The vast fortunes reaped by Rock on Companies estab
shpd here ana elsewhere notorious The on trade s
Yet In Its infancy and the demand constantly increasing
Its price nov Sl2 per barrel al the wos mouth oxeu
awe of the cAsk.
Large will doubtless be struck at the dOpth Of $50
feet ~ react the third Sandstone Rock Wells have
been bored heretofore to the depth only Of about 800 feet
In this vicinity It's proposed 20 boTo twenty wsla
ths property during the present year There 10 for
one hundred ella perfect title, clear Of all neum-
brances y confidently assured u the Company.
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subrcrptloa " each share TO original subscribers for
10000 shares pay able 81 cash down spon subscribing
two other IusAeuts Of 81 each payable tho 2h July
and 18th August, lisa, respectively,
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FIRsT
NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Financial Agent Of the United States,
UNITED STATES = $40
TREASURY NOTES,
NEW PArRioT1o LOAN.

Under Instructions from tho Treasury Department, this
Bank prepared 70 receive subscriptions to tho New
Patriotic Loan Issued In hs form Of Three Year Treasury
Notes, bearing Interest A the rats Of $40 per
Annum, payable semi annually In Lawful Money on the
18th days of February and August respectively, Of each
year. These Treasury Notes convertible at maturity
at the option of the holder, into United States per
Bonds interest payable in 6oIN, ana rodeemAblo Aner
nVe ana payable twenty years ff0m August 10, 1891
Coupon Notes Will be ssusd blank or payable 70 ordey
may be directed By the subscriber In Of co. $780,
900, elteo ana S5eoo
Interest wiz be allowed nom the date Of the subscription
70 the I5h Of August next tho date OF the Treasury
Those who may subscribe aeT the l5h OF August next
win be required to pay the accrued interest the Notes
Any subscribing not less than $40 900 Loan
Al any time, win b. allowed q csmmisson ef one
quarter Of per osnt payable b. the Treasury Depart
ment the receipt Of bin for the amount approved By
the subscription agent.
Referring 10 the annexed appeal Of the Secretary Of The
Treasury ash all those desr0ua OF aiding the Goyern-
msnt To subscribe to this Loaa.
q. Hs CLARK,
aReIm FREsDENT.
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IrNITFp sTATEs. RAsTERN nIsrRIc

TO THE MARsHAI OF THE EksTERN DisTr1RIcr
or PENEsNLvANIA,
WHKRESs Tho Dltrict cour. Of the United sta.oa IN
and for the Eastern District OF Psnnsyvania rigtIY
United States Of xmeriea Ssih dec. cod All pesscn, N y
general who have, pretend 20 have, any right, ta
tell Is master, tackle apparel and fnrnifure sSI
the eaIfo OF the said steamer. captured by the Unnef
commsnceS " oryine Mathew 10 be- be- mon,shsS
cited and called 20 leeGmsnt, a, tbs time and place
tice 80 relnrinKl. You arc therefore charged ava
srcty enjolned and commanded, that you omit nd,
Of the daily printed and pnblIshec IL the city
g. Ct Psn.dephia snd in the Legal Inietngencer, yoa
peIsmptory, all persens IN General who have or pre-
e. anne, 70 9s IS aD any right TUE or nserss, in hs .ss
JOHN CADWALeDER. the Judge OF the said Court. a
the District Court room, the city OF Philadelphia on
the twentieth day amer publication OF these Pre-.
sents De court day. OF else tho court day
then and there 70 show, aege in duo form ee law.
reasonable ard lawful excuse, II any thov have, whY
nOunccd belong. at the time Of The capture Of tSe
same " the enemies ef the United States goods
termination, 10 be ad uded and condemned a. good and
lawful przesi and r er 60 DO and receive In be-
intimate, or csuse 10 be intimated unto ali person.
aioresad generally o whom BY the tenor Of thesc ire
sents II Is also ntmated, that " theS shall not appear
at the time aud place above mentioned or appear end
shai not show resionable and lawful cau.e TO the
pScceed 20 adjudication the Aaid capture. and ay
pronounce that the raid steamer IDA and cargo did be-
miles oftc United states OF America and as eoo1s of
their enemies. otherwise, laoo ahd subject to COO
d.mned as lawful pike he absence or rather onnts
macy o. the persons cited intimsted In anywss
District Court what you shall do In the prcnises, to-
seshsr with these presents;
q tie SAID Court at rhiadephis, this eight day &C
august A. 1854 ard 70 the el ty ninth ofths In
aulc-st q. Il. FOX. CLERK OF District Court.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
~ 0fice $. W. corner OF WALNUT and FIFTH

II lbl hhlm VI IOblAlC HUH w n ..
~ 0fice $. W. corner OF WALNUT and FIFTH
Streets.
PuLApKLPIuA, August 5, 1884,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed PTopOsals win be received At tho Oco Of the
Chief Commissioner OF Highways until three O'Clock z. NJ,
on TUESDAY 18th inst for the construction OF Sewer
on the limo OF Brown street, from Ridge the
west eide Of Seventeenth street. with two cast.iron
inletsi one at the NJ W. corner Of Sixteenth aud
bown stIeets, and one st the n W. corner Of Sovsn-
teenih and Brown streets aud manhoe Seven
teenh street to be built Of brick, circular In FORM with
clear inside diameter Of throe feet The ing
to bo that the contractor shall take bils prepared
against the property fronting on said Sewer to the
amount Of seventyive cents for each lneal foot Of
mont each side OF the street much cash pad tho
balance TO be paid by the city All bidders invited
present At time and place OF opening the said
Each proposal will be accompanied bya certificate
bond has been fleu IN the Law Department directed
by Ordinance of May % 1860 II the lowest btder shall
not contract within hve days afler the
awarded he WIN be deemed declining and wifi be held
rsbe his bond for the difference between hts bid and
the next higher bid,
SPECIFICATIONS be bad at the Department OF Surveys
which whl be strictly adhered TO.
Tho city reserves the right TO reject all bids f deemed
eKSrbitAnt.
W. w. SMEDLEY,
sul0-wfm3 Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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NO DRCEPTION.-No ESFKRIOR, COAL
purchased . csE below the ses Pylas Il snperios
sslesi NJ. ~ " .ss ksaI ',ess scve kees
IsIest inined Egs ana Stove aiass. ans ars ma -
censansss sAOsIA nsAs tAsr panssasss :, once No
vioua 70 another advances. iSll,t1
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Lsts OfsubSenPtIOn are open until the 5000 shares
are subscribed pa! able 81 to the order of Adss
man JAMEB MoCAHES, tho Treasurer OF the Company,
No. aoG WALNUT Street. or at No. l2j WALNUT Street.
or st the Onios of the Company, No. 2lS WALNUT
Street.
The public arc invited to can for prospectus, iy5-a
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FAHY a BROTHERS
HOUSE, sIGn. AND oRHASIExrAL PAIATHRA
ar.inlng, olaEins 0gdinssn Glass. kaaOnnns. Papss
Vasulshlns.AN spied
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TINTED STATES EASTERN S'iShhlC1
IlIf ihEsiDfST or fhB UNrrEp STATE. Es.,.,
,2I fkhNsfLvAkIA,
wHFhEks. Ths Dssric, Court Of re Unied states ID
and fos the Eastern Dtict FcnnsyI ania aliy and
es q AscS kssS ssrs a s ,sss as 81 2, .oe Snss We
s,s os gsssss s 70 sys ssy n ss interest %
sand dollars the proceeds Of the thereof fud nne
picked 70 ai sea byihs beraue ADA CARTE ,aadbroht
70 udsment' at the TINE and place .undorwrittan,
requirine), You are therefore charged and strctiS
shloined and commanded. that you omit nsr Bot thsf
ssysPsPers printed and Pgbnshna 10 the city * phns-
Af sn & aea esosa ~ sss 10 I's e sfTs ss DO @ss
nlI, ~ sh pertons IN gensral who have, 81 prussas
and one half bales Of cotton and hecn thousand ess
Hsbn ~ q he ,sle Thereof q appear eeers iss
OSs esthe Dsrot Court roOta 20 the city OF Phnsis-
ge, & on ne twenie,h day ter puba ION Of these srs
olowlns between the usual hours OF heating
able and iswf aes IN aSs form ei lss ssa.sns
.sst Ave and ono half bale Of cotton snd feen thou
be % belong the time os sne Capture s shs
Of ibs ,rSmss e q TIE United and As rvods
SSmSson 70 BE- Hsgsssa and condeinssd a. good and
as 20 justice snan sppettain Ana that so ~ -
Or Ss@.e 70 ,. innssa unto all pet,Ons sfoses "a ssse
intimstedj that " they shall no, apresf al ne lime aa
reasonable and swfnl cause to the consrar ~ ss,w
Dsrc. Court doth intend aud will ocee, % sdluds ie
on the SAID capture and may pTouOunce that the es1
twenty and hau lee OF cotto neea thoasas1
doaIs te proseeds OF he sale thereof did belong a ne
time Of the capture o. the same % the enemies u ~
United State Of America, and goods their enelss
Otherwise liable and subject 10 conhscstop and eos
demnation, to be adiudscd and denued az nyfi Wis
the absence rather oontumAc' the persons 40 oiul
and ntmaied in anywlse notwithstandng and that y~s
duly certify to the said District Court you shall 90 IN
the se 'PssSs5 S s6 qHs'
OF the sad Court at Phiarelphia this second day a
August, A. D. 1904 and In the eighty nth year OF ths
Independence OF the said United Stafes.
auiO-G O., x. FOX, Clerk OF District Court
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AEARSHALS SALEs-BY VIRTUE OF A
IVA Writ Of sale By ne Ben 5oea 4. Sless
Easisrs Distret of Pennsylvana, In Admiralty, to-
directed win Be sold a Psele ssls g the hshes. an
TRoET Street on NDAr, August n, 1884, At n ocah.
a. NJ eS bales OF Cotton, being Tie cargo Of vesAal
sARxii, sue hARY and HOPE ,eonstng ef coiion. 10
DAo'"' WILLIAM MILLWARo.
y s. Marshal Z, y. VI FerIna
Philadelphia, August 10. 1854. anjj.st
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DEMovAI.. = TlKoAaAa ". PLOWMAR.
10. s1~~ssi ,1 AVE. . s 'sssSsf 2 AZ n s sses
Joining hs ed rost on1ea u siinr fsVIrg l1clf1I1I
y psoavs sAaze e sla1s' SaEoEaSA ~
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TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
" or PENSsILVAsIA, set
THE PRESIDENT on THE UNITED STATES
TO 1HE MARSHAL or TnB EAsTERN DzS SrRIcT
OF lEkEB LNAhIA,

TO 1HE MARSHAL or TnB EAsTERN DISTRICT
OF lEkEsl lNAhiA,
WHrsEIs. Tbe Bhtrict Court Of the United States IN
auy proceeding o Libel. hcd In the ths United
tAes Of AnsIoA hath deoced all persons general who
thirty iur bales Of esss ana seventeen thousand DOL
a ard upw ards the proceeds Of she sale hereof found
VAESGME, aLd bsonsht into this district. 70 be
menshcd csd and rallied I" Judgment, al the time aud
place undtrwrttrn ana 10 the onee he expressed
Oustice reruirins You the'eforo, charled and
nrotJ en oined ard commanded. that you om not bat
dsiy rewtlapefa printed and published IN the oiy
do mon sh and cite, to he nonshed aud elscd
pcfemgorly all persons Ia general who have. pcpnd
bales Of eoton and seventeen thousand dola-s snd
pwsids ar9cseds o., ,hS sss 1srnot % sop af oeote
Sad Court, the ittdes Court room 10 the City of ehia
dCbba tie w snteh dav aiter publ cation OF these
nlcwog the usual hous heating oausus tEcr
and trv shaw alege in dleforn Of Law. reason
tirs bses cotton and seventeen aasa ds'afS
aud, upwaria. the Prucoeda af tho sAs tseeoof,
the capture of tho same. 20 tie sneIalsa q the
LRnsd LRnsd siriss, snd as gs9ds Of their easmies Or
70 be adIudgsd and condemned go1d ana law
Ni Frsss; md e,tssT 70 90 and reeve IN el. ,hs
LtH be ntimated unto all persons afDre
so is fs S eS Ss Ss SsR' Ss q Sss spcs a %
time and place above msntoned, or appear and snail noA
sad DsiTict CoaIt DOH intend and win proceed % ain
dleaion the said capture and may pronounce ths1
sssd dOiss and upwards the proceeds Of Sas thereof
Old belong, al the time u the capte of the sane. TO- Ia
thsiF snsiss or Otherwise abla and subject 10 eonasca
ueA aud condemnation, 70 be adindgsd and endenea
soSs q ss1 an aaS ia;ssiss Il any wIss S
and that you duly csrti to he said District Couu MnnA
y'S %a.ss sas ni ne S hSnsSS SE s
Of the SAID Court at Philadelphia, fhs second Day -
1nJepe,Ssloe q Is. ssIa unissa ssstss 81. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

These are some Of rthe circumstan.
ces" that led me to believe that these
papers" tho ual of tho GA. X,
were found in your Office.
I looked upon these circumstances 1,
a plsin juror might be supposed to do,
and not a. statesman, and innocently
supposed that such papers as these, if
spared from the dre, %onh be in posses
sion Of the owner and that the Office
Of the owner would be the place
where these papers would be found.
And yet, with Colonel Thompson,
cheerfully accept your denial, and 10
respond as you request, "that the peo.
pie may know the truth"
Your we'll wisler
HENRY B. CARRIN0TON.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

ton, aud % this autioritatively, but
not as from him, &C., was in the Office
where ''these papers, were found.
The correspondence of j. Mcdonald,
who had an interview with Perkins,
''in one Of hist Perkins') lucid inter-
walls" with regard to 9Th, discovery Of
the Northwest passage" BY Perkins, for
which he claimed tho credit, etc, was
in the Office where "these papers" were
found. 3s~:. H. ID
And 50 Of B. W. Hanna, who wants
: good place in the regular army and
20 Of HaDnegan, and 90 OWL. Pierce,
who twill show the beasts that Lincoln
has turned out TO be n,onstcrs in
1884" and 80 Of Bigger and Devliu snd
Dodd, DO, whose said correspondence
was in the Office where these papers
were found: .'-. ..%...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
WALKING LEAVES OF Ausrn.,.,,..


Almost everybody has heard Of the Walk
ing leaves OF Australia. For long time
after the discovery of that island. many
people really believed that tho leave. Of .
certain tree which aourished there eould
walk about the ground. This story arose
10 this way: Some English sailors landed
upon the coast one day, and, after roam;n.
ABOUT until they were tired, they sat down
onoer = tree to rest themselves. A pud Of
WIND came along and plex off shower Of
leaves which, after turning over and over
IN the sir. As leaves generally do, finally
rested upon the ground.
As it was midsummer; and evervth;nr
appeared quite green, tho circum,t.nc.
puzzled the sailors considerable. But the;r
surprise was much greater, ~ you NAV
well suppose, when, after = short tina
tney saw the leaves crawling along tho
ground towards the trunk Of tho Ire.
they ran At once for, tho vessel, without
stopping to examine into the matter n n,
and set sail from the land where everything
seemed bewitched. One Of them sad u.
" expected every moment to see the trees
set to and dance j,g." 4 .z..-.
Late explorations Of Australia ha&d
taught US that these walking leaves are in.
sects. They live upon the trees. Their
bodies are very thin and hat, their wings
1fninf |fffe leaf-ike organs, When thev
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

The gentleman who found "these pa
pers," told me they were found in your
Office. 81 "S
The following are "some Of the cir
cumstances' that led me to suppose
they were correct iu the s,npposition:
;, Your Law library and Office furniture
we're 10 the Office where s'these papors"
were found. 2....>. ~ ',=.t../
.1's'',hed. Yoa heed declined denomination for
Congress, and the Office vas reported
as not for rent, a. late as April, 1864.
The Ritual had been issued il tho
autumn Of 1868. Your Congressional
documents we're in the Office where
'sthesa papers" were found. :s... +
- Your speeches up to March, Of youf
entire 9 Congressional career, with the
"John Brown" speech. we're ip the Of
cssvbess. .''thess pspert' wore found,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
D. ". VOORHEES, AND 1HE D. A. K.
TREASONABL.E PROCBEDIN0S OF
NORTHERN D1tAtOCRATlC
LEADER0.

Spicy Letter from Gen. Carrington.
Special Correspondents Of Cincinnati Gazette
tSbtAxAfo1Is, Aug. 20.
Some time since copies If the ritual
Of the D. A. K. were found in the of.
fice Of D. W. Voorhees,. st Terre Haute
which naturally led to the Inference
that they we're the PROPERTY ofD. Voor.
hees. He has made denial to Colonel
Darlington, which occasioned the fol.
lowing reply. That "the. people may
know the truth" and judge for them
selves, we lay it before ou. readers:
LETTER FROM II. b. cARRINu7oN ro D.
~..... W. VOORHEES,.
1Es1AxArus1s, IND. Aug. l6. 1864.
Hon. D. w. Foorhees, Aexs6er u. S. Con-
gress, Tt,1e Haute, Ind.
1 have received from you a copy Of
your letter to Col. H. w. Thompson,
Provost Marshal, and bis reply. The
following lacouic note accompanies
them:
"GEN.. C4KRINaroN.-As you pub
lished this falsehood in the newspapers,
l shall expect you to correct it Is Col.
Thompson has done.
. .G.:... ID. W. VOORHEES,"
The assumption in the above is
groundless. Your name j. not men.
toned by me in my reports, neither
have I published anything about you
whatever.
You insist upon my answering your
note to Colonel Thompson. The points
you make, are ::
LIST. "That tho Office in which it is
said these papers'.wer found, had not
been occupied by you, or by any one
connected: with you, or been in any
way under your control since last No
vember." ..
I'd. You ''desire to aecertain wheth-
er the circumstances connected with
the discovery Of those papers in that Of
fee led to the supposition that you pin.
ced them there, or: was even aware Of
their existence" ' ...::-:..,j i Il
You desire this, :that the people
may know the truth = aud "not that
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

H1rALuTls.-:As > specimen Of ..Big In
jun," it 10 difficult to beat the following
sentence, taken from . recent article in the
Journal in which the editor profoundly dis
ousses the chances Of Little Mac for the
next Presidency ;1
.'Now, under circumstances 90 om,sous
Of eentifugality, disintegration and chaos,
We know Of no name 30 conservative to
the disintsgrativs, and 90 mucilaginous to
the chaotic elements, - that Of George B.
oOl0llan."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
The EcLEoT1o MAGAZINE for Sep
fember contains two handsome steel en-

sia; Thackery and Modern Fiction ;
Early English Commerce; Habits and
Haunts Of the Camel; The Morals of
Literature !; Queen Hortense-Nother
Of Napoleon III: The Youth Of Bee
thoven; The English Post Office ;
History Of the Conference or Danish
Affairs; Life and Writings of Sterne !;
W. H. Bidwell; Poetry; Literary No.
tices-: Sciencej Art; Varieties. i.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

A SOLDIER CAN'T STAND IT.-Ata
Copperhead meeting in Vevay, Indiana,
last Saturday, Samuel Porter, one ofthe
speakers denounced the soldiers as Lin
coins hirclings, whereupou, says the
Madison county Courier; the. veteran
Captain Andy Stepleton, of the -22d
Indiana, arose and denounced Porter
ana n; cQxardly trail
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08

We stepped in at Newoomb's tho other
day to get ''some COOL" IS We heard : lit
tie girl call thei, delicious loo cream, when
at the adjoining table sat happy couple
from the rural DISTRICTS, indulging, evil
IDENTIFY for the first time, IN the luxury =
"How do you like it SAL" says the gallant
to his gal. ''1ts fast rate, Bill," she re-
piled, ''but I guess the stuff 10 : leetle
teched With frost. .''-lo,ca Record ss*g g.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-08
DAY.DRDAadS.

~hsrs the orange ~ Oh tho parpte HOVER
Ofthe roadside thistfX do3es;
Where the flying 4oNn blown. hlmy white,
And tho asuye airftea potssc light;
And where tn fnose, dep out 0f saght. r.,
Alone w0ihd b.
without company,
Aid dream my old dreams DER again.
where The ployerss swhiri, and circle. and scrtlln
!, Over % lo0e6est Plaeeej se&
Where Ito eastern cloud fo0 heavy and slow.
And the glad Winds race, and dutter and blow;
Where the golden ~orn y Allof glow,
And . aeo tba reapsrt hcaD- s&
Alone I WsalA - ~-..' =
Without compAaa.ss,-,
Aud dream ny old dreams or agaiA.
Whore tho Ar, 20 balmy and evergreen,
Raises it, dripping cones.
And the squirrel, sailor.hke climbs the treo;
And the wind II breathing its lullaby,
Fond, and cot, aud ceaselessaS,
The eOngs Of distant sOnes-
Alone I would DO,
Without company,
Aud dream my old dreams o'er again.
Whe'e the sunshine comes In lev. / iines
Across tho velvet mosses
And stealing in and out in patches,
In sunny fits aud playful catches,
As bough or trunk it snatches,
With varying gains and losses-
Alone Twould be,
Without company,
Aud dream my old dreams DER again.