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Young mani called to see about
the clerkship YOU advertised as vacant"
Old gent-"Hem have You Il gold
watch and chain. fast horse, dia
mond ring, six suits of clothes, u bull
dog, a thousand cigars, a cask of brandy,
and an assortment of canes:'
Young man-'.Yes, sir, got EN- all ;
Old gent-"Then you'll suit My
other clerk furnished himself with all
those things out of the till, as as you are
supplied Ill save the expense"
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CARD TO THE LADIES'.
Dll. DUHkSNCOsS ~
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.

IN CORRECTING. irregularities, removing OBJ
straesseas of TIE man tAls turns. from whatever
cause. assass successful as preventive
ted PHI, we're hr>s discovered BY DR. naprnrooi Par
L. taring which time they have been extensively aud
saeeesssa, used Ia of the public Institutions
as well In private pracsc>-of beth heuaspheres,
with unpara ele success in every where the di-
reeoas have been correctly followed. thousands OF
ladies This city and tareus the land. are daily
testifvirg-
They are the rast Invaluable remedy, for all those
affecting can plants peculiar the viz: Dis
ressinc and Painful Menstaratian. Retention, Pain II
the Back and Ieins fFesSins-demn Pains. Rush oil
Bleed Ia the Head Dizziness. nimaess of Sight 0rcsn
Sickness, ieaviness, Fatigue any slight exerans
Palpifaton Of the Heart and all the various distressing
complaints, particularly that NEST annoying weakea-
ing, Az the beginning eft all ether female weaknesses.
The leucafrhcea. or Whites.
At the there nothing these fsiis tnat
On injury life health. Let the directions De
strictly followed. and will find them to be all they
rerreseneas much that in nine cases out OF
ten. viii tisen. po not lie discouraged l.
box should fail although, general thing One
Box Is sufficient.
$4,000 Boxes have been sold in two years.
Ten Thousand Rases sent by letter. both by myself
and agents. all parts of the world, 70 v hieh an
have hetA returned, which ladies say. nofh.
ing like the above Pills have bee N known, since the
Science ef Medicine nownei upe the World. IN Ne
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channel Que,irg the Nerves. aud bringing back the
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delicate. gs-For safe by Druggists generally.
Aug -, 1855. sef
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RuTa YESTERDAY a CHILD. "A new
ly married miss of somewhat tender
wears and sensitive dignity. entered a
Terre Haute store few days since
Whose little girl are your inquired
kindly the children loving merchant,
with a smile. The little lady. with q
swelling air of offended dignity, prompt
lv replied, II amt nobody's little girl
| am - -'s wife,
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COAsU MPTI0N CURED

Editor Of the Richmond Palladium
DEAR SIR:--I deem it more than Justice To suf-
fering humanity To lay before the readers of your
widely circulated Journal the following description
of suffering and cure OF that awful disease Con-
sumption,--having contracted il during part of my
term service in the Army.
First symptoms dry hacking Cough. with an irri-
tation of the Bronchial Tubes, oppression of the
Chest, with continual pains in my back and under my
shoulders. dizziness in my head, weakness of sight
followed with a heavy Cough raising yellow matter,
in great quantities mixed with blood. Constipation
of the bowels night sweats, succeeded with aec-
ton of the Liver. Being Practical Ply scian, hav
ing used all kinds of remedies, and vet derived no
benefit until being induced bv friend having suffer
ed almost similar self try vegetable prepeIa a
ton that had proved efeetual in this used it
steady for three months and say without hesita-
ton, am in perfect good health.
The Medicine Is altogether vegetable, free from
the system. found relief after the frsttwenty four
hours OF il, and in the same Proportion I'M
til my health got fully restored.
Though the great confidence repose in this prepera-
ton for Consumption, il deserves the appreciate Of
those patients that similarly effected. shall send
the receipt any address with full and explicit drec-
tous prepare it, by eclosing $500 will send per
Express by enclosing 90 Bottle Of Cough Syrup,
of Tonic and box of Liver Pills already pre-
pared to test its Invaluable properties. will guarsn-
relief in twentvfour hours after its is
meneed.
Direct al letters stating age, residence, and mex,
Post Office Town,
DIR. J. II. CORLIES.
Consumption Physician,
Richmond. Wayne Co.. Indiana.
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A timid fellow, who, on being chal-
lenged to fight duel. was informed that
he had the privilege Of selecting weap-
ons, time, place, &c, said he would pre-
fer IS pistols and q mile
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UNION PATENT AGENCY.
D. p. HOLLOWAY & CO.
WASHINGTON, o. c.,
HAVE engaged IN the business Of soliciting fat
IL ents. and prosecuting Patent eases. Business
entrusted their viii reeeive proTnp, attention
Claims Against the Government,
For sack pay-fnr Pensions Be, &C.. viii receive rc-
son.i attention.
ALL INFORMATION.
In reference Patent Laws, ehceFfals given. Cop
les Of the Laws and Rules and Regulations Of the
Patent ofhee will be sent. gratis. on application.
Ia applying for Patent the applicant should for
ward model OF his invention il susceptible of being
illustrated BY nedei-or if it consists in ehemi
cal compound. samples of the ingredients in their
commercial state aud also in the proposed prepared
FORM should be sent Also, as full description OF
the invention discovery and its advantages should
Ia IN aid in he
=,
of said examination forwarded 10 them Tor F'asoha
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OUT rs
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation.
long and fav orahly
known, uiil thor
eagiliy rein viEoraie
broken down and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and tntes-
tines
Ii IL . sure pre-
yentive Of all dis
eases Incident to
~ ER, GLANDERS.
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Ohio Female College.

g. ECOSD TERM Of the present session commences
- March ~. Glasses reeraanixed tAen "A favorable
time for pupils euter. For catalogues. securing
rooms etc address Rev JAMES ANDERSON, frss
College Hil.. ..
March Is, 1866. St
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e-eleauei ana selected d the BE-, quality. = Ian on
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81 Main Street
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this animal. such
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Loss OF Ape
TITE AND VITAL
EN- ERG Y &c. Its
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horse
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As for sale some desirable properties in the CITY
LII Of Richmond. and land with improvements near
the city limits which he will take pleasure IN pointing
ont 10 those wishing 20 purchase
Richmond, Oct. - 1885. 3a-.f
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l.anned Fruit 4 Ca1>up~.
~ Strawberries. Toma toes. Blackberries.
Extra Peaches, Raspberries and Plums.
Tomato Catsup. " alnut do.
London Club Sauce.
Worcester shire do.
Pickles oil various kinds, Salad Oils.
81 Main 81. c. " BARNES CO.
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e. BY keeping steadily drunk for
one year. in Missouri. You can be divorc
cd without fail. Isn't this premium on
drunkness?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
Mntters In Mobile.

A platform erected for picnic given to the
children of the Mobile Methodist Sunday school
on Bayou, near New Hampshire street, on the lst,
fell whilst there were number of children upon
it. Several Of them received severe hurts and
bruises. One little fellow named John Raymond
had his leg broken.
An IRREPREssBLE BEN BuTLER.-The Times
says
Ben Butler, a negro who shot another negro at
the disgracetul and shameful row at the st. Louis
street church on the l4th of last month"; was tried
this morning. There was great deal of hard
swearing-in fact, it was hard, harder, hardest.
The counsel for Butler made very ingenious and
plausible defense, but it was no go. Butler goes
up to the city court; bond $500. The evidence
shows that there is great deal of bitter animosty
existing between the citizen and soldier negroes
in this city,
MULE TH1EvEs.-There are at this time no less
than twenty men in jail for stealing horses and
mules and the thieves are still plying their neta
rious business. A few nights ago the police gave
chase to one of the raseals who had a mule in his
possession, but they pushed so close that he left
the mule and succeeded in making his escape. A
company of mounted night police would accom-
plish much good in breaking up the gang of horse
and mule thieves nfesting this vicinity. Register
REG Alta AT PoNT CLEAR On the 1lth inst, a
nlteen mile race for purse Of $3.50 will come off,
netween Mr. Laniers Jennie y and Mr. Lecesne's
l"Josephine.'f
On the 18th there will be a regatta for boats of
All sizes, on which occasion handsome prize will
/ pc onered,-Llbid,
<, fRoeREssIyE.--ln short ride to the suburbs of
Wy eisy yesterday we were surprised to notice so
many neat and substantial residences in course
4 oi eFecton, Fully one hundred buildings are 60
hg up Taplqy In different parts Of the city and all
Naeant Iots nave been neatly enclosed with fences
This is eneouraging.-Tlb
| EARLY-G Gesterday the drst day Of June nah
cred INTO our market fine lot Of rosy june annIes
which went Oh like bot cakes in January The
early green and black figs have also made thair
appearance IN our market-Glbid.
Though we have noticed green figs on the trees
about the city, we have observed none in the mar.
kets. Neither have we seen any black or celeste
figs ripe enough to eat.
The Tribune states that the New Orleans mail
steamers will hereafter leave Mobile at 8 P. NJ
instead of l.
MULE AND DRAY 0vERBoARD.-A mule attached
to dray backed overheard from the wharf sec
ond below Government street yesterday abou
noon. The mule, by some means, eXtrcated him
self from the vehicle and was towed ashore, BY
means of ropes, in the slip foot Of Government
street. The dray has not yet been recovered.
Tribune,
Saturday night Point Clear Hotel was opened
for the season, and the event was celebrated by a
grand ball. Two steamboats, carried the patrons
Of the hotel and the yotaries of Terpschore from
Mobile to the festive scene, and returned with such
Of them could leave the delights of ocean bath
ing and the comforts Of probably the most agree.
| able aeashore resort in America
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
Ghe courts.
Gases Set for Trial This Day.
rHRp DISTRICT CouRr,

THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Davidson VS., Carroll, Hoy & Co.--Lacey. Ran
doph Singleton g. Harde.
Geo. A. Allen VS.. w. Shepherd, Jr.--Campbeu,
Sauoier & Michinard.
H Whitaker VS.. 7. Hein-Whitaker & Whitaker.
Grivot.
Myers, executor, vs. Jno. Mitchell--Conrad &
Sons. BreauX & Howard.
Myers, executor, VS.. ". j. Caste-Conrad i
Sons BreauX Il Howard.
VIM. D. A. Whitman vs. j. II. Latham-Jordan'
W. G. Budd VS.. ]. stnson-Murphy. Hunt.
W. ]. James vs.. +, A. Skelton-Hornor: Craig.
S, B. Newman, executor, vs.. webb y Broad
dus-Laeey Marks. Eggeston Hart
G. G. Il. Baquie VS.. H. V BaXter-Correllie,
Fellows & Mills.
! Cutler Il Hawkins
is. zogbaum i Fairohid VS., Gregor s Co.-Haynes,
W, ~ MoAliister VS.. J. NJ, Leland-Haynes
i. Letorey VS. Martin, Cobb & Co. Schmidt,
Harrison HuntOn.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
| a. 7. Stewart X Co. VS.. Bloom, hohn x Co. ct
lals.-Livingston Hermann. Huntington, Race,
Foster & Merrck.
Mrs L. Fiquerida VS.. LusitanOs Association-Gri-
vot. Sambola & Ducros,
a. Wheeless & Co. VS.. NJ. W. Wetmore-B -Breaux
q Fenner. Atocha & Howe.
James Edwards VS.. steamer j. n. Sharp-Egan.
New & Morgan.
Alexander Norton VS. skaggs & Sanders
Semmes & Mott. Fellows & Mills.
Eben W. Dorr VS.. Joseph Jouett-Semmes Sam.
bola & Ducros,
Z. ". Adams ct ais. vs. Hughes, Hyllested &
Co.-Keunard l. Luzenberg, Egrleston s. Hart,
ioseph Aronstein vs. II, Blakssiy Jr. et al
Semmes. Howard.
Arthur Shift vs. j, j. Person g. Co,-Hynes s.
Gordon. MeCay.
Bostock & Seymour VS., J. R. shapnon-Cohen &
| Cnrrell, Marr Foute
r. A. Headley VS., Startling Blakesly-T. w. Col.
lens Howard
Merchants Bank of New Orleans vs. inc. Fred
enstein, ct al-Clark Bayne. Eggleston & Hart,
Brewer.
Bank of Kentucky vs. James G. BTown-Ran-
doph Singleton & Hardie. Hays, Adams &
Noise,
Bouligny & Esclapon vs., Marsh 4 Co.-Breaux
& Fenner. J. 3. Cotton.
oonneH V Van DoIson. ->',a' '>' - --'
Exchange Bank of ST. Louis VS. j. J. Person &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
EXCURSION TRAIN.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT n. o. ]. and O. n r RI
hew Orleans, May Il 1866
On and after the 10th day uEE an Excursion Train will
leave the depot foot Of callope street on SATURDAY
EVENINGS and go as far Magnolia. Returning will
leave Magnolia on MONDAYS il time reach the city At or
before u O'Clock tnoon)
Excursion Tickets and return good only for the Ex
cnr,on Train and the up and down on Sunday can be
purchased ~ the depot before the departure tie train
Fare kenner and return 81 25 Freaer So 25 Maubac
$3 oOi PonehatguIa So 25 1ickfaw s. 75 ANTE 81 O0
Iangpah0a 81 ~; Osyka, 81 I5 Magnolia, So %
r. $ VILLA dan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

DTsrREssMa AoorpgsT - TndU 1fo,fd1,,
Wounded. Mrs. Martin, wife Of M. Martin, II
the hrm of Martin 4 Finney, corner Of Main and
Seventeenth streets, was; it Is feared mortally
wounded yesterday afternoon by the accidental
discharge Of pistol At the time Of the acct
dent Mrs. Martin was in the store, Standing be
hind the counter, when her son entered, having
just returned from the country Immediately
after entering he removed his pistol and holster
handed them to his mother She thoughtesslv
caught hold of the holster by the muzzle, when
the pistol fell to the floor, and striking upon the
handle, exploded, the ball entering the lower part
ot enc iady's abdomen ana taking an obliquely
we're alt once called In, and made an Intellectual
effort to extract the ball. at late hour las
evening the lady was lying ia very critical con
dition.-[ Richmond Times.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

puach describes the difficulty between Austri,
sad Prussia in these Htanzas:

Punch describes the dificulty between Ans
snd Prussia in these Htanzas:
Prussia was robber,
Austria was thief;
Prussia and Austria
HtOls Danish tef.
Prussia said to Austria,
e Leave the swag alone"
Austria said to Prussia,
When you drop your bone.n
Prussia said to Austria.
I" You don't mean to go?N
Austria said to Prussia,
Out of Holstein2 No."
Prussia said to Austria,
T" Wherefore do you arm? u
Austria said TO Prussia,
OF gouin alarm
Prussia said to Austria
" I don't mean to fight.n
Austria said to Prussia,
ny intention, quite
Prussia said to Austria,
:" Drop your arlke game"
Austria said to Prussia,
When you do the same.i'
Prussia said to Austria,
What's the end to be?n
Austria said to Prussia,
!" Hit me and you'll see."
Prussia said to Austria,
Come, this brag wont doi'
Austria said to Prussia,
Sir, the same to you.n
Prussia said to Austria,
/" Ell the Diet try.n
A. - n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South West the North and East and TIA
continuous ral connections
To passengers from the South West going North and
East hs route offers unusual advantages being shortest
and most expeditions ''
All i line between New Orleans Bnd celebrated water
ing places OF virginia the Virginia cities Warrington BaIti
ally and the GanAdAs 49,
Exempt from malariOus influences
THIS route from Chattanooga Lynchburp traverga6 ha
mountain eson o Iennessee and Virginia which
passed for heahtunssa purity atmosphere grandeur
OF moantau scenery whilst cannot be surpassed Tor Rtten
on to passengers its trains geutemauy bear
ing 0 ducors all o whom experienced 10 their yoca
tipu and strictly attentive Dusiness
Baggage will be checked through from New Orleans 20 tina
Nirraia Springs and principal cities N-rth and East
Through tickets 70 De had at the Office Of the Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket Office
j. W GOODWIN. General Superintendent
@. 2. WlRGFiELD General ticket Agent
JOHN T. hOFFETT, travelling A geut South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

DIR. Larookah's sarsaparIma Compound.
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of
Liver Complaint scrotula Kings Evil Dyspepsia Dropsy
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Erysipeas, St. Anthony's Fire,
Pimples Pustules, Blotches, Bos Tumors, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and Sores Rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach Side and
Bowels, General Debility,
Uterine UlceEatlon
Syphilis
NERO DISEASE
And all Complaints arising from resulting in
.-.- IMPURE BLOOD.
the market and is ndosed by the Medical Faculty the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER ExTANT.
Read the following commendaon from Dr. Abbott of Bos
tOn widely known of the practitioners
In the country;
Boston, Dec g. 1868.
DR. E. R. KNIGHTS, MELRosR, MASSACHUSETTS,
Dear sir-I have used Dr. Larookahs Sarsaparlla Com
pound in practice years after careful OBJ
seryaon of its effects do hesitate to say that it h
my opinion, the sUREsT, SAFEST and CHEAPEST
REMEDY for sCRoFULoUs and sYPHILITIC DISEASES
that has been made available the medical profession
Fraternally yours S. Y. ABBOTT, NJ. D.
Price. 81 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by
M r KN1nurs cupwrsr ,,pIposp ,,,ss
DIR. LAROoKAH's
Indian Vegetable PuImonic Syrup,
Cures Coughs, Colds Whoopng Cough Group Asthma, Ga
tarrh, Bronchitis Pain in the Side, Night sweats,
Hoarssness, to which Public Speakers and sngers
are liable Consumption in its early stages
and all Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
1ndorsed by the highest medical authority cergymen
every denomination authors editors professors in various
colleges and by many of our most eminent public
Containing opium, adapted every age and may
be used without fear Of the dangerous results which follow the
use many Of the Cough Preparations of which opium and
ipecae are the base.
Letter from Hon g. ". Gooch Member Of Congress from
Massachusetts:
DR. E r KNIGHTs-Dear sir-I havs used DR.. LARGO
kshs Syrup in my family for years and hsye found
excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Throat and all Con-
sampvS Complaints etc have recommended to several
friends whohaVs received great benefit from Its USE
GIVE IT TRIAL
Price so cents and 81 per Bottle.
DR. E R. KNIe HTS, Proprietor MsrOss, Massachusetts
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
BARNES, WARD 4 CO.. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
The Montgomery Mai q t1e iss inst, SAYS d

y YE1y1y llaII q the Isl Inst. says Of
the Montgomery and West Point Railroad;
The work Of preparing for the widening Of Tie
kauge - 9i thls ROAD mas commenced. The widen
ing will be commenced at Girard. The track is Ia
be widened only few inches % make the reen.
lar broad gauge. After everything "A once TTe.
pared for this important worE, ali the railway
stock of the road, we are inf0fmea vim be Non
centrated az Columbus and, hands being dlstrib.
uted at all points, it is thought the actual onera.
uon Of widening Che entire length viii not occnpv
more than twenty.fOur hours, and that travel and
transportation will not be but alghtly DELAYED
When the gauge Is once adapted to that Of all CON
meeting roads it will greatly facilitate the trans
portatLon of freight and pasaengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

A negro in culpepper, Virginia il shedding his
olacA sAln and turning white.--E Exchange.
Poor fellow; how sorry we feel for him. When
ne becomes white man the government will not
support nm, and he will be compelled to work for
his bread and butteT,-L Free Press,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT, SO celebrated as having had, f
the last twenty Eve years, in the treatment OF
CHRONIC DISEASES,

CHRONIC DISEASES,
the lucrative Medical Practice the South has
consented allow Of his esteemed remedies be
prepared and sold proprietary medicines This resolution
been ugendea by the repeated solicitations OF those who
experienced the benefit his remarkable professional
skill and by the mpossby giving especial attention
each of the written applications made him for prescriptions
by those whose pecunary cumstances business habits
preclude the possibility Of applying IN person him
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

The faatdioua old lady who shrunk from being
betrayed into ndecorousness Of utterance, even in
geographical nomenclature. always spoke of the
ehief city of Holland as AmsteF-ahem,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
PRoPRIEToRs-J, P IRWIN, D. h. HILL.
CHARLOTTE, N c.

TRRNs-we propose publish Magazine containing from
SIXTY eighty pages Of the Of those BlaewOods Mag
azine, for THREE DOLLARS year in advance or FIVE
DOLLARS If not paid till the end Of the year. and begin
the issue the ls Of May provided that the subscription list
viii justify the undertaking The suhs1rbsrs not 10 pay
till after the receipt of the srst number.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
] fee thy lingering kisses on my lips


Ilanguish for tie late autunnal showers,
The cool, cool splashing Of the autumn ram,
The shimmering hoar.frost and fast,fading howers,
That give me back to the dark realm again,
10 thee I'll bring Stella starry skies
And all the heaven Of summer IN my eyes
when from eartbs noontide beauty borne away
To the pale prairies of that under world,
A mournftl flower upon thy breast lay
Til round thy heart its elnging tendrils curled-
a frighted dove, that tanned its luttering pinion
To tile dear magic of thy loves dominion.
For ehoa vert grandly beautiful at night,
Stern 0rcus, in thy realm of buried kings;
And thy sad crown Of cypress in my sight
Fairer than oil the bright and howery rings
Oh wreathed poppies and Of golden corn,
BY Ceres on her stately temples worn.
sat beside thee on hell's iusky throne,
Nor feared the awful shadow OF thy fate;
Content to share the burden Of thy crown,
and All the 4nournful splendors Of thy state;
Bending my fiower,like beauty to- thy Wall,
Seeking with light thy lonely dark to ill.
Wondering. think how thy dear love hath bound
INA new life t4at lalf forgets the old;
ALI day haunt the meadow, where you found me,
Knee-deep in daffodils of dusky gold,
Or sit beside Gayne's fountain, dreaming
OF the red lake BY the dark palace cleaning.
The dreadful gorge through which first de,
seanded
Tothy dark world, seems like yon stormy sky !;
Through whose dark thunder-riffs, as daylight
ended,
Wild nomps Of sunset opened on the eye;
When shall lpass again that gloomy portal
40 our throaed palace in the realms immortal?
When in her car, BY winged dragons borne,
Pale Ceres sought me through tile shuddering
With angry torches and fierce ewes foYlorn
Staying tho darkness that screened me from her
sight,
Like reft lioness that rends the air
OF midnight with her perilous despair
Joye, pitying the great passion Of her woe,
Gave back Thy queen-bride to the mothers
grief
70 Ceres gave through summers golden glow
ma oil the crescent month; from spear to
Alas, how sadly ii Sieian bowers
pass this lonely, lingering time Of flowers.
In the long silence Of the Ianguid Moons,
When all the painting birds are faint with heat
wander lonely BY the blue lagoons
10 hear their light waves ripping at my feet
Ihrough the dead calm, and count the lingering
time
By the slow pulsng Of their silver chime.
Ilanguish for the late autumal showers
Ihe cool, cooi splashing of the antumn rain,
Eae shimmeEing hoar-frost and fast-fading flowers
That gave me back to thy dark realm again.
4 have no native land from thee apart,
ana my high heaven Of heavens IS in thy heart.