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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
q, c, RANDOLPU 4 CO.
CAMrBELs & MAsoN's CAfns.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

N-OITCE il hereby given that the authorship be-
~ tive, II f. II. CafnpbelI aud DR.. c f. Mason,
under tho Ii. of Catupt ell L Mason in the Drug
business in q. NrlcstOwn. has expired by IimitSS
rion and in futu. the business viii be continued
by tho said f. u. CS HphCIl nd WIN :. Mason uD-
der The name and firm al Campbell & Mason.
All persona indebted to 'he late FIRM will please
settle t with the new tlr,1. who authorized
toset'le all business Of The old firm,
T.. II CAMPBELL!
March ., 1857. G, F. MASON.
Thankful! for :hc libcrnI patronage extended toy
the aid firm, the undersigned Foicit continuance
OF the saIne, with the assurancc that everything
will he done their part give lire sat rfacton
to their customers and the public generally.
f.. II CAMPBELI.
March 10, 1857. VIM. S MASON
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cars PER COMA.

Il 4
OH she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendFils soft entwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
CRISPER COMA.
For CARING the flair Of citier iSrn into
Vary and Glossy Ri"gLets or Heaey
IH.ssice CurLs.
by using This article Ladies and Gentlemen can
beautify themselves thouss nd fold. 1t is the onIv
article the world that will curl straight hair and
ance The crisper Coma net only euris the hsir,
but beauties aud ceanses it, is highly
pee ee1 10 the the
public. The Crisper Coma will be semitic any ad-
dress, scaled and postpaid fur ST..
Address ell orders to
W Il. CLARK & co Chemists.
Nc. 3 West Fl cite street, Syracuse, n. Y.
2 EP RAFoR cAPPILLI.
Throw away your false frizzes your switches, your
Destructiv: OF comfort; and not WORTH fig; Swig,
Aud rejoice in your own luxGriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from what
cause it may have fallen ouD and forcing
will force the beard to grow upon the snloothcst
face in IRON five to eight weeks hair upon ba Id
heads III from to three months. few gi,ora nj
pr ,ctuioncts have asserted that there is nothing
chat will force hasten the growth of the hair or
beard Tlcir assertions are iulsc. as Thousands of
living Witnesses (from their own ezpericncc) can
bear 1'itncss But many will say, now arc to
dsriug ssh the genuine from the spurious? It
tanly is .!ficult, nine-:cnths of the dii!~rent
preparations advertised for the hair aud beard are
entirely WORTH 'css, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase. 70
will cost you nothing unless it fully comes up to
our representations. iF your Druggist does not
keep il, send dollar and we will forward it
postpaid, together with a receipt for the money
which will be returned you on application. provl-
ding entire satisfaction Is not ei7en. = Address,
w. L CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette st syrs cuse, N. Y.
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sl,o 5000
TOR ONE DOLL An.
The MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS,
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION

Calls your attention to the fact Q! its t.irg the
largest and most popular jcwe.ry Association in
the United States. The business is and IwaYs has
been conducted in the most candid and honora bis
manner. Oar rapidly increasing trade Is n sure
:. o. me nPPrsclaI"n OF our patrons for
TINS method al obtaining rich, elegant aud costly
goods. The sudden s,agIutiun OF trade in EuruoC
owing to the late Gerntsn war, and recent dis p
t.ous financial crisis IN Europe has caused the fail
ure OF large number of Jcwciry houses in Lon
don and Parts, oblgnE them to sell tn cir goods at
great sacrifice, i'll some instances less tl.au
third the cost of manufacturing. We have lately
purchased very largely of these Bankrupt Goods
at such extremely low prizes that we can afford TO
send away Finer Goods, AMI give better chancca to
draw the most valuable prizes than any other estab
lishmFnt doing r. similar business. CUR AIN Is
tronagc, as we arc confident of giving the utmost
satisfaction. During the past year We have for
wardcH n number of the most valuable prizes TO
all Parts OF the country. Those wIO Patronzc
will rcceiEc the fall value Of their money as no ar
t:clc, our hist IS worth less than Ono Dollar,
tail and there are no B'anks. Parties dealing with
"a ma = depend on having prompt returns, and the
nrti: d avn will be Immediately sent to any ad-
dress hy r., turn mail or expr ess.
The foiowl.1g par ties LA recently drawn vaIua-
HE prizes from The Merchants & Manufacturers
Jewclry Association and have kindly allowed use
OF their namcs:
Frederick v Rrowre: Esq; Treasury Depart
men' WeshT gton' D. q u, r raSr. ra,ge $50;
Ladc.' Gold E'na rnclcd acd L'inmond Set Watch,
vaIuc, SAGE; Will am Il. EIr;me ns. New Orleans,
La, Sewing Machine, value 3 IS: George Il Da-
vcnPort, Mobile, Ala. Silver Tea Set. value, $2';
Miss Lucy circuit. Albnuv, III Ser-ir g Machine.
NaIuc. 500; Mrs. EaTy j. Downing 4HulsSiiio'
Ky, Gold Watch. value, 5000; James g. 17owler,
Harrisburg, Pa, Silver Hunting Case Watch, ~lue
$75-Rcy William Peyssr, .MEiwaukic, Wis
Wheeler S: Wilson Sewing Machine. vsIue. s 1875
J. ]. Bcki"rd, San Frarcisro. Cal, Gold Lined
Silver Tea Set, value, 5000 Edv ard L-Ricc, St.
Louis. Mo-, hleIodeon, vsluc. S25O-Bfiss Helen r.
Sinclair. Detroit, Mich, Diamond Cluster Ring.
value $225-Horatiu G Frost, Chica g, Ill Large
Oil Painting, valuc, $500 -Mrs. Charlotte r Tew-
ms. Doniphnn, Kansas, Chick ring Grand Piano,
value, $7OJ, and Music Box, value, SOS
Many names could be pI .ccd on the list, but VIC
publish no names without permission. Onr patrons
are desired to send US U. s. currency when con-
vcniont.
Partial List Of articles tn bc Sold for
ONE DOLLAR. EACH
without regard to value and not to be naid for un-
til you know what you to receive:
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NOTICE.

EsNIIE Subscriber requests all persons having
/ claims against the estate Of the late DANIEL
HEFLEBON Err, to present them at once properly
authenticated for settlement. Paose indebted to
sad estate. are notified that immediate pay nlent
must be made.
DANIEL UEFLEB0 WEIR,
Ex'r OF Daniel HcfeLowefs decd.
Fcbrua nv &c IS67-tf
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(NOENSTARCH, Rice Flour ard Bigco,ipe fo,
- sa1e BY ChMFRELLc MASON
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DAVID Il. COCKRILL.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
CHARLESTOWT, JEFFERSON CO,

CHARLESTowN, JEFFERSON CO,
ATginja.
TOE the very liberal patronage extended to me
4 since my release from imprisonment at the
g Old CaPit" :" ] tender my sircerc thanks.
Having had an experience Of years in the
CARPENTER s. HOUSE JOINING BUSINESS,
and now in command Of corps of competent
wor kmen; and having on hand a supply of valua-
bic building material, ! am fully prcparcd to exc
cute all work trustcd TO inc, speedily in the best
patrnnize
,GS- Particular attention given to the drawing of
plans and specifications.
November 10. 1866
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING rented his farm, the undersigned will
offer at Public Sale at his present residence,
about one mile from AIitdlcway, en- the old Win
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I TITLES WHITE OIL. for rale BY
- Dec. %. CAMPBELLsc MASON.
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PEE IND DEANS

7 hNDEETHs Extra Early, Peas, Early Frame,
- ROYAL Dwarf Ma.rO~ist, White NIarrowfat.
Dwarf Blue Imperial, Tom Thumb, and Eugene.
SIX Weeks Bunch Beams, Brown SpeckIrd, Largo
Lima, Washington Wonder Beans. white and Red
Onions, and a Large assortment o: LahdTctl'S and
Sh1LErs' GARDEN Seed for sale By
March 10 CASiPBEI.L, & MACON
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EOTICF.

NVIIOEo
riff NOtea given at my saieontic 2lst Of March
L 1866, will be due the 2lst of this month: Mnrct,
1867, and parties at Taturity OF Note will
OF n. S. White, ChaIlcstown. 5.-s.a
Ma rchIO i s61. JOHN ] .CRkICNIII.
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GROCERIES.

S'-A ONiiINiLakS
Va l. have just received stock Of Groceries
which viii he icunc! complete, including sew
era! grades OF Brown Sugar. some prime New CroI
New Ori"ans Crushed and Refined Sugars, Rio
La guy "a and Java CCtiCc, Spices, AMI some VERY
superior Tea KENRSlEY g SuETpFr
Feb 10, 1867,
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GARDEN s&ED.--I.andrcill.s and Shakers Gar
u den Seed, for saie by
Feb.f2. CAMPBELL. q MASON.
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NOTICE 10 TkX-PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that T. w. Pottc.f:eld.
In D. s., will be in CHARLEsTowN Friday of
each week, for the purpose of collecting Taxes,
in IarPer's Ferry. every other cay in the week,
for the same purpose.
II the unpaid Taxes arc not promptly paid, the
property tho delinqucnts will be advertised and
" FEB &c b. g. s Is6 Sc - VIM RUSH. Sheriff.
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'E'ooTH H-'iiebs' Anti,cptic Tooth vyaslI,
Feb. ~. CAaPBET.L & MASON.
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p EPARAToR cAPPILLI.

Throw away your false frizzcs, your switches your
Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig; Iwir,
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxIriant hair:
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CHANGES AND LBTICEs.
CST received, AZ the Valley Confectionery, =
- supply OF + eah. sweet sad delicious Havana
oranges. Also, fresh Lemons,
Nar'h26. HENRY DUNN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02

Diamond Pins Brooches and Ear prc2s, Iadics'
Sets o. Geld and Coral, Jet and Gold, FIOrCntiue,
Mosaic, Java and Cameo Sets of Studs, Yes; nd
Neck Chains plain and chased Gold Rings, Gold
Ihimblcs. LockGts, style Belt Buckles Gold
Pcns and Pencils, =. ncy Work Boxes, Gold Pens
with Gold and Silver Extension holtHIs, md large
assortment of Fine Silver Ware and .tcwclry of
every description, tn" best make and --latest style
CO.. chance to obtain any of the above articles
for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing scO!cd envelope
for IS cents.
- Five Sealed Envelopes VIII be scnt for ST.
Eleven for $2-1hirty for S5-Sixty-fve for $40
One Hundred tor s 3.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Cncqualcd Inducements offered to Ladies' and
Gents who will act such. Our desert ptivc cir
culars will be sent on application.
Distributions arc ma dc in the following manner
Certificates naming each article and its value are
placed in scaled eaVcIoPes. which well mixed.
One of these envelopes containing the Certificates
Order for some article, will Ec delivered our
Office or sent by mail to any address. without
gard to choice. on receipt of rs cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
what article il draws and its value, and can send
OSE DOLLAR aud receive the article named. Pur-
ckas"-s of our SEELED EEvELnPEs may in this man
ner, obtain an article worth from OK: 10 FIVE hun
drcd dollars.
to write plain directions Orders for SEALED EN-
vELOPEs must in every case be accompanied with
the Cash. with the name Of the person sending nd
Town. County I'D State plainly written. Letters
she uld be addressed to the Nana @crs ss follows
JACKSON, CORNISH & co.
1913 * 1875 BI roadway, New York.
March 5, 1851
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SPETNG GOODS.

SEa4N " GOODS.
HOWELL has just received his first Install
u ment Of s pring Goods consisting IN part OF
Spring Calico's and SIouslaIDes, BIcacbcd " "a
Brown Cotton, Plaid Cotton. Check, Cotton d-s
Crash, Irish Linen, Fine White Flannel an" a va.
riety Of Notions, all of which oercI al the low
est cash prices.
March B, 1861.
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RELIGIOUS NCTICE
RETURM,

elk and Gotten Nett. at
- Mar 5.
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FTINE Chewing Tobacco. White and Brown Su.
4 CARS, ri" and L"guyra I:oiircs, very superior
Green md Black Tea, Chocolate and Scotch Snuff
just received and !rr sale by
March 5. D. HOWELL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24

The Boston correspondent of the
Springfield Republican writes as fol-
lows: $50
Except the very poor, who actually
lack the necessaries of life, there is no
class which has a stronger claim to
public sympathy than the newly rich,
whose numbers have so increased
among us within five years. / heard
OF one case yesterday which is really
distressing.
Ten years ago, in town thirty miles
from Boston, lived a worthy mechanic,
who had accumulated by hard work at
his trade few thousand dollars. He
was induced to invest his savings in a
manufacturing enterprise, and in three
or four years found himself rich man.
Now he is supposed to be worth not
less than half million. lie is a good
natured, ignorant man, who is by no
means pulled up by his good fortune.
He says that his success is due to no
merits of his own; that whatever he
touches Turns to money, and he can't
help it. He is simple in his tastes, and
would like to live on as he lived so
many years, and as thousands of New
England mechanics live. But he has a
wife aud several daughters, and the
poor man is overruled.
Last winter they must live at a hotel
in town, and sport a carriage and pair,
which they did. of course, and this
summer they must have country resi-
dence. So, being attached to the place
of their birth, and perhaps laudably So
Lotions to impress their old neighbors
with sense of their pecuniary impor-
lance, they bought handsome house
at O., and proceeded to furnish it
IN the most snmptuOus style. The
things that have gone into the house
have been discussed under every roof
In the town. There was carpet in the
parlOr that cost $500 But in the midst
of all this luxury the mistress thereof is
miserable. She has secured the SER
vices of two ladies' who have lived
abroad, and have also been residents of
houses on Fifth Avenue, and they have
taken upon themselves the entire charge
of the household. The poor lady says
she does not know single dish that
comes on her table; all is French. just
think what a trial this must be for a
good, faithful housewife, who, for
twenty five years. was accustomed TO
prepare the frugal meal of baked beans
or Goldfish with her own substantial
hands
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24

The Empress of Morocco is a native
ChaIey, near Dole (Switzerland), where
she was born on the goth November.
1920, in a poor thatched cottage. Her
name was Virginia Lanternier. She
went with her parents, in 1864, to al
geria, and the whole family were taken
prisoners by the Moroceans. Her
father was killed, and her mother died
short time afterward The captOrs,
dazzled 10y the great beauty of Virginia,
spared her, and by the concurrence OF
romantic circumstances the Emperor's
son fell in love with her and made her
his wife. This Empress has since sought
out and brought her three sisters to the
Moroccan Court, to which they are now
attached .- -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24
New York Bummers in the Brazilian


Para letter describes the adventure
of gang of New York roughs who
went to Brazil to obtain the bounty of
$500 in gold. offered for volunteers in
the war against Paraguay. Their de-
sign was to ''bum" the country. as they
expressed it. They were a fearfulIy
hard lot, composed mainly of the pick
pockets, shoulder-hitters, droppers and
''wharf rats" of the slums, who were
getting too hard even for the New
York policemen. On the passage they
were constantly fighting. and it was
only by unremitting vigilance, and
placing some of the leaders In irons,
that they were kept from rising on the
officers and crew of the steamer. AT.
st. Thomas, where the Brazilian mail
steamships stop for twelve hours, they
got ashore, and went IN to ''take the
town, but ca me very near being taken
themselves. There are some 500 coal
beavers at that port, the major part of
whom are negresses of brawny proper
tions. They are a good natured race,
ignorant, full of song and fun, as
peaceable as can be desired, but they
did not relish the brutal pranks which
Nose thought himself bound to cut up,
and were not slow to present personal
indignities by pelting their insulters
with Jumps OF coal, and but for the in
reference of the police, the b'hOys
wodld have Jared hard. On reaching
their destination they at once began
their usual recreations of robbihg
grOcers, bakers, liquor dealers and
cafes, but were brought up with a
round turn by the police, who shot
several of them, and turned the rest
over to the military. The roughs were
old hands at bounty jumping, but Bra
lillian military surveillance is little
too rigid for that, and they found their
only resource was to take their $500
apiece in gold and watch for a chance
TO desert. They tOrmented their com.
mander almost out of his life by their
disOrderly behavior, and, as they could
not be induced to affiliate with their
Brazilian comrades, were formed into
battalion by themselves, and placed
in charge of fort, where it was be-
lieved their abnormal vieiousness would
lead them to hold ont to the last In case
of an attack. Their subsequent mill
tary career was what might have been
expected of such rascals-the fort was
invested by tho Paraguayans, and,
with the imperial gold still juggling in
their pockets, they turned the guns ON
the Brazllians aud went over to the
enemy IN body, where they were well
received.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24
COIeBeI in the French Army to So
Married 10 an American Beauty.

The marriage of Col. John Louis
Alfred Bocher, of the Sd regiment of
ZOnaves -recently returned from Mexi-
co, where he had command, IN the now
historical town of Queretaro, and who
is at present stationed at the ancient
and historical city of Constantine, in
Algeria-With Clara Louise, second
daughter of Lycurgus Edgarton, Esq,
of the city of New York, was announced
to take place in the church of the Mad
cline, in Paris, on the It'll inst. Col
Bocher belongs to one OF the most
honorable and distinguished families of
France, and is himself a most gallant
officer and accomplished gentleman.
OF the fair lady, too much cannot be
said in her praise. She is young, bean
tiful, highly educated, elegant and re-
fined, aud will shed "A lustre over the
elevated position she is to occupy. We
learn that the emperor is SO much in
terested in the marriage that he has
offered to sign the marriage contract
with the colonel. The witnesses to
the nuptuals on the part of Col. BOcher
are the Duke de PEsparre d'Gremont,
and the Baron Selliere, father of the
finCcSS nc odBOh, WIG u Inc HihCS
de Saigon IA Montmorency. The wit
nesses on the part ,,ef Mademoiselle
Edgerton are to be Major Gen. Dix,
United States minister at the Court OF
the Tuileries, and Admiral Farragut,
who is temporarily soiourning in Paris.
After marriage, the happy couple will
proceed to the Pyrenees to enjoy their
honeymoon, and IN the month of Sep
TENDER the colonel will join his regi-
ment at Algeria, accompanied by his
beautiful bride.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24
A Singular StOry.

A few days ago we published an &C
count of the errestat Chicago of man
named CarstOn A. Barton, on charge
of robbing and attempting to kill Capt.
Reinmuller, near New Ulm. about two
years ago. Deputy Sheriff John Grace
returned from Chicago yesterday, hav-
ing the prisoner IN charge. He was
absent on this business eight days, hav-
ing to go to Springfield, and get his
reGuisition granted by the Governor of
Illinois. While at Chicago a writ OF
habeas corpus was served on the Sher-
if of Cook County, j. L. Beveridge, for
the release of Barton, but he showed
that the prisoner was held On proper
authority, and the prisoner was remand
ed to his custody. Mr.. Grace then
brought him to st. Paul.
Barton is pretty fair looking young
man about 2S years of age. He has an
expression more stupid than bad. In
deed, he seems totally. guiltless of any
criminal feelings. He protests his en-
tire innocence of the charge against
him, and tells a somewhat singular
story.
He saws that Reinmuller persuaded
| him to go and settle on some govern
ment land near New Ulm. He had
about $500, but Reinmuller had no
thing. They built q house, and purehas-
ed some oxen, &C., with this money
ReinmulIer would not even work any.
| All the work was done by himself aud
brother of Reinmuller, who lived
with them. Finally all his money was
spent. The Reminders, having cheat
ed him out of all he had, commenced
abusing and maltreating him. Stung
to insanity, almost, by the treatment,
one day he picked up a Ratchet intend
ing to kill Reinmuller. He struck him
to the floor, and supposing he had kill
| ed him, fled, and left the State.
Remorse preyed on him wherever he
went. The terrible thought that he
was murderer left him no peace OF
mind day or night. "YOu see, " he said
TO MIR. Grace, sit has worn me to skin
and bone" He certainly has the APP
pearance of a man who has suffered
terrible mental agony. Finally, he says
he was unable to endure il any longer
He left Prairie du Chen where he wa,
living, and went to Chicago, on his
way To Minnesota, to give himself nj
to Justice. While in Chicago lac was
startled one day at meeting Reinmul
Ter himself, whom he supposed dead
Before he could recover from his as
constituent, Reinmuller had him arrest
ed.
He says rReinmnller's statement thai
he robbed him of 500 is totally false
He says that Reinmuller had no money
at all. He cOnfesses the assault witt
intent to kill.
Barton is here in Jail. awaiting thu
arrival of the sheriff of Brown count!
to remove him TO New Ulm.-&. Pau
| Pioneer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-24
POETRY.
wIrHnur WORD.

II W ~. -.
The clouds parted to show the moon,
AT nine If a night In the heart of June,
Just as leaped on the garden wall g..
To answer the gentle Hates soft call
Over her forehead. whittier than wax,
Over her tresses, faiTer than flax, ...s
Purest and soft est the mOOnbeans fell,
As though they loved on such charms to
dwell.
Her cheek IN her hand had sought repose,
AS a Ills were folded over a rose;
Her scarlet lips had trembled apart,
As ii sweet thoughts crept up from her heart;
And her shy, bright eyes. with their blue
belle tinge,
Hid themselves under their golden fringe.
SO she lesnt 'gsinst the moss grown stone,
The bOnRiest lassie you ever have known.
The tale of ny love must be told that night,
Could / but fashion my speech Alright;
My brOnzed cheek burnt, and my heart beat
loud,
And 1 wished the moon back under her
cloud;
Never a word would come into my head,
So stopped and gave her a kiss instead;
a moment she struggled her lips to free,
Then, with a sob, gave them up to me.
Over my soul crept holy calm,
Aud our hands were meeting palm 10 palm,
And, as q bird that had found her nest,
Her fair head fluttered down on my breast
And knew By the tirOb Of the heart heard
/ had won my darling without q word.
For wherefore hsth Love p need for speech
While the eve can pray and the cheek can
preach MARY Kyle Dallas.