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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-CottOn frmer and more
active Breadstufs generally dull. Mixed
western corn declined to 42s Oh.
LoNp0N. Jan. 2S-Eyening-j-20 closed at
IS lilo. Erie shares declined re; quoted at Soc.
FRAxKFoRT, Jan. 2S.-Uuited States bonds adj
vanced Sc; quoted at I2t2.
PARIS, Jan. 28.-United States bonds advanced
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CouGHs.-The administration of medi-
cinal preparations in the form Of a loaenge
g. of ali modes the most eligible and con
venient, more especialiyas regards a cough
remedy. Brown Bronchial Trochea,"
cor Cough Lozenges, allay irritation which
induces coughing, giving instant relief in
Bronchitis, lIoarseness, Influenza, and Con
snmptive and Asthmaiie complaints
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CHAScERY CoURT- This court 40
iourned on Saturday. The Clerk is now
busily engaged in entering mp and closing
Inc minnles
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber,
Crawford and North Summer streets
Roots and shecs Chcap az go Public

Buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock.
at q North Cherry Streets so per load Of II
bushels, delivered. janl0-u
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yellow Pine Flooring, ii low prizes. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer cts. III
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RgooRDERs CoURT.--The following ia
the work Of this court Yesterday
James Sloan, merchandising without Ii
cense. sos and costs Appealed; three
cases.
c. BlorlSen, disordcriy cunduct, S. and
costs
Lefty Foster disorderly conduct p and
costs.
James Brown, disorderly conduct, S. and
costs.
D. sandridge, disorderly conduct, $50
and costs.
sally Brown disorderly conduct, 80 and
costa
Hstty Ford, diserderly conduct, $50 and
Cugta
Ed. KeeBe disorderly conduct dis
charged.
Henry Nosweather, disorderly conduct
S25and costa
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros. on Rolling MIL Hill. for sale ct
reduced prices. Oaice. No. - Church street.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 2S--P. NJ.
The cotton market was very dull all day
today, and only 55 bales changed hands,
as follows Is at 22@2Ssc; "a at 2l@2S}c.
g at 2Ssc; and 8 at oslo T. ID. The chief
cause of he inactivity of the market was
the divergence of buyers and sellers.
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coai for sale cheap al q North Cherry
street janlD-tf
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Wholesale Drug Store.

TWIN q PENDLETON, HAVING SOLD
II their retail stock OF No. la south side of the
Public square to Mr.. II. w. HaSsloek, have re
moved 10 the Store formerly occupied Ivy Twin.
Pendleton 4 Co.. No. Inn Block, northeast
corner Of The Public Square.
10 their late retail customers snd friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr.. UsSslock ~
a gentleman tayOrably known rs Druggist Of
this city and worthy of their PATRONAGE as q
business man and citizen.
They have associated with hen IN business
their former partner, VIM. II. kNlN. and pro
pose. under the firm style of Ewiu, PeRdletsn 4
Co. n carry on = general WHOLESALE DRUG
BJ SINESS, as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of their former
friends. and all others looking 10 NasSSNiile n
mark ct 10 which 20 make their purchases.
Mr.. c. DUPRE, who was formerly with Twin,
Pendleton 4 CO., aud iatteTly with us, will
remain ia the houses
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A DELEGATION or CHOCTAw INDIANS IN
ruE CuY--A party oftwenty Indians from
che Choolaw Nation are in the city, con-
sisting Of youug squaws aud braves They
are well dressed, and seem entirely Invested
of tie Wild feroclty Of their tribe when
they roamed with lordly dignity as masters
OF an Ties surveyed-the uniamed forests
OF North America. These Indians, We
are informed, are here for the purpose OF
going 10 school. They visited both Houses
of the Legislature On Yesterday, tnd at
irscted considerable attention They were
quite interested, aud. "a they gazed in Won
derment at the magnificent chandelier and
stately columns Of the hall OF the House OF
Representative. they seemed 90 feel that
they were H. the wigwam of the Great
Spirit" We understand they will remain
IN the city. We hope the s2iourn will be
beneficial to these degenerate relies of a
once powerful. fierce and hardy race the
ancestral warriors of which sleep an mounds
and rude graves from the Thamee 10 the
Talladega and from the Penohscot Co the
icy glariers of their Rocky Mountain
homes
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The Hest quality Of Cumberland Coal esn
be had Of P. B. Mason 4 Co. No. q North
Cherry street. at s. 20 per load Of Il bushels
delivered in any nREt u the city. ianlO-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lumber. Lumber: Lumber ,-AO,O 600
feet Yellow Pine Flooring for sale, cheap fer
cssh. by !. z. 0'SHAUGHSEssY Co..
jau2j-lw Opposite \. & c. T. r. Dep0t.
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a Farm Wanted.

4 WISH TO'PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
L 10 Middle Tennessee vel Improved. with
so0d WaieF aod cnuvsnispt % schools aud
lhaTeAes Pert0as having such far sale.sill pleags
alifirels ne a. Messy Greek. JeherIon eounty
East Isahssses, Eith description. Dgire and hll
IA s-ln A. aOCNTCA Tie.
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Building Lumber OF ali kinds. cofner 81
Crawford ami North Summer streets. ,if
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CedAi Posts and Fencing Lumber.
corneror Crawford and North Summer streets.
e
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FOR RENT.

A HOtSE Oh NORTH CHERRY sIkkbI
"A opposite the Old Theatre. coutatni1E ioaf
tssn r80ms. Weu adapted an1 intended I9f I
r. r. CMEATHAa
h..l--tt so 81 hnfth Eherry lIrEs--
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NeEspapers and Magazines. for sale by Jno'
York. IS Union g. jan l-2m
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WANTER.

= OOO POUNDS OF TOBOCcO ~ ?
J,OafO Eih esy Jhe best market pIiss i"r
1ob9ceD. IN good prizing srlsr. az 30. 10 sania
Market street. Va awhile
deag-ff LF1TI Y a ln -
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AVERY fine engraving Of "The Cruel
fxion.o and another Of " The Lords
Prayer" find places in the neat little drug
store ofDr. L. L. Coleman. The Doctor Is
a gentleman Of refined tastes, and take
great pride in having everything around
him elegant and attractive Very naturally
his house is becoming one Of the most
popular in the city, with both ladies and
gentlemen. This Is as it ought 70 be.
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VA.UyITIEAND SoRTHwEsrERS RAILROAD
u.gsc4oar Trains

FDGEFIFLD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ut Nashville nt...-....-...'---.'-gl A. n.
Leave Nashville Al. ~ T. W.
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SquRre.-In consequence Of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-br he a consumer or q merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself, as nm quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTNANN,
ssp6-tf No % Public Square
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Aaer the hour had grown thus late. there
never having In the excellent house occur
red Circumstance shocking 20 nerves fas-
tidious. the vigilant clerk sent word 60 the
proprietor Of his suspicious Rsto how matters
stood. IL was certain that Mr.. --- sud
the beautiful Miss had by some mistake CD
gotten into the lady's room, and that by
some strange CD circumstance the door was
fastened on the inside The clerk was d.
regted 70 procure a policeman, and see into
the room. This was done and the parties
within were suddenly startled by aRpping
tapping al my chamber door" Admission
was At hrst refused, bot ghe ineKorableappli-
cant finally gained ingress. No one was
| discovered but the young lady. The Pc
| liceman reported that she Was alone II
/ after yigilant search he had failed to dis.
/ cover a second party. He was asked II he
/ had looked in the wardrobe be replied in
/ the negative lie returned 70 my lady'5
| chamber again, entered che room, nnd
opening a large wardrobe the veriabl,
l professional gentleman wa ensconcct
within its precincts sacred hitherto q
orinoline aad other articles Of lsdies wear
inr apparel. Further DISGUISE was useless
| The chagrin and modification may b
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LOSING PRICES IRIS DATE.

WING, TOBEY a co, Bankers and Dealers
IN Cold Silver, Government Stocks and Compound
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A FEARFUL RE-FEooUSTER-A MAN
Guns Hrs STFP-FATHER IN THE HAD
WITH HATCHET, AND Il SEST TO JAIL
On yesterday morning about ten o'clock, .
fearful e-encounter, that came near termi-
mating in fatal results, occurred on South
Cherry street, near Broad Il appears that
Washington Zachary and his step-iather,
Mr. Bradford, have been for some time az
hostile variance with each other, having
frequent disputes and angry quarrels. On
yesterday morning they became engaged in
an altarcation more fierce than usual, and
finally came 20 blows. Daring the diff
Guilty, Zachary struck his step-father, Brad
ford, in the back of his head with the edge
Of a Ratchet, inaicting a frightful and
dangerous wound Bradford is very pain
fully wounded, though he will doubtless re-
cover. Zachary was arrested on yesterday
and arraigned before Esquire Wilkinson.
lie alleged continued abuse and bad treat
ment by his aeP-iather. At his own re-
quest he was cent 10 Jail, being unable 10
give bonds for further trial
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To COnsuIuptiVes.-The Advertiser. hay-
Ing been restored to health in few weeks, by
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. COnsumption--is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send copy Of the
prescription used, (fres of charged, with the di-
reetions for preparing and Using the same, which
they Will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRaNOHIrIs. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser Ia sending the Prescription. il to
benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conreives 10 be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. rs it win cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the PRESCRIPTION viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
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gro. VI. corr, secre,ary .

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
January q. 1871.
HARTFORD COUNTY, IS.
Personally appeared T. e.. ALLYN. Presi-
dent and GEO. VI. COLT, Secretary Of the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company. and made oath
that tho foregoing statement by them sub
srribed. is a true, full and correct statement Of
the affair Of said Company, and exhibit. 30 far
"a can be ngeertained gt this date its actual
condition on the thirty-irst dny Of December.
lSfE Before me
u. ". G. SKILTOk. Notary Public
STATE OF TENNESSEE. }
f0MPrrOLLEE'S OFFICE. r.
NASHVILLE. Jan. q, 1867.
1. $. W. Hatohett. Comptroller Of The Urea
ury, do hereby cefiiy that the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company. located AZ Hartford. IN the
state of Connecticut. has produced 10 nae sat
isiactOry evidence that said Company has com
piled with all the requirements % the laws Of
the State OF Tennessee imposed on Insurance
Companies, and / further certify that farns-
worth x Clark. AEeBt5 Of said Company. have
also complied with the requirement. Of the laws
OF the state. made and provided ia such eases .
WheTaore, said Hartford Fire Insurance Comply
has authority ~ take risks and transact The busi-
ness Of insurance IN this state. at nashville,
Tennessee.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed
the 1T dsvs 81 July and January Of each year
S. W. HATCHETT,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
FARSESWORTfG a CLARK. AGENT,
ianZ lw No 4 Maxwell Block.
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B1Ie9,
Received 20
shipped ~ -
CoRy.-Sales to-day at 81 O2!@$l o.
The receipts since orr last have been large
bnt were not on the market.
OATs-S5@ 875c per bushel,
BACoY-l4c per pound, hog round.
GRecERIFs-No change, except in sugar
which has slightly advanced, owing to
limited supplies.
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Georgia Railroad and
NORTH cAROLINA.

80 F1IT'aa99a|~
Commercial Bank .......15
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina ...-.....~-.-.2O
Merchants Bank........30
Bank Of RoXbOrO'........25
miners and Planters
Rank %
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NOTICE.
CHAMRER % COMMERCEa

EVERY CITIZES SHOULD BE 4 MEMBER.
0satIsna-a are Invited T. asosgI ths bsaahgs
nd privilege u our Rsaains Room and the
stranger within y11r safe. Sc or sua1L.
jsc5 In.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VI ISC + L l. ANEO US
Elegeafh The greatest amount insured in any
one risk Is 10000 except in special cnse7.
T0eifh. The amount insured in any one city.
town or village depends upon its size. and bow
built.
ThirfeeHyh The amount insured in ANY one
block. depends as above.
I0pgtssnth. Certified copy Of the Charter Of the
Company, a. filed heretofore.
fiiseaih. General Power Of Attorney for Agents
to accept service Of process previously fled
TIMO. 4. ALLYN President
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NUMBER XIV.
Give a Kind word to the Errine.

Give kind word to the erring-
1t may raise fallen brother!
And the law of heaven teaches
We should kindly teach each other.
All the paths of vice are many;
And when tempted and when tried,
Remember thou art mortal,
And thy feet may turn aside.
Give kind word to the erring,
Who have trod the paths of sin,
For the tempter, too, may WOO thee,
And thy feet may run therein,
All along life's rugged pathway
Stones are bruising weary feet?
Thlstles spring among the flowers
Tares are growing with the wheat
And the Master in His vineyard
Hath work for you to do,
For the harvest there is plenteous,
But the laborers are few.
larry not-the day is waning,
And the'night is coming on,
And the Master will reward you
For the work thy hand hath done.
If from out one bleeding bosom
You have plucked the bitter thorn;
Ifyou've cheer'd the dropping spirit
When its every hope was gone;
fXou We stretched the hand in Kindness
IL lOtsu cITillS, SJraylQg 1eet,
There's rich reward awaits you
And loves labor, too, is sweet.
Ifalong life's rugged highway
You have raised dropping flower;
Ii the smile hath ever gladdened g
:, FOR one heart gloomy hour
1t hath placed a star to glitter
In the angel crown abovel 3
All life's mission here is holy, ...
When we make it one of love!
Oh! remember, then, the erringl
Thou mayst lift the soul again,
And from some poor, bleeding bosom,
Wipe away the guilty stain.
All the world is one broad vineyard
Where there's work for each to do;
For the harvest there is plenteous,
But the labOrers are few ..,
Work, then-Lifes sun is setting,
And the night of Death comes on,
And the Master at his coming at
Will expect thy work well donel
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4tctioa. 0 Commission Houses.
GENERAL AUCTION
COMMISSIQN RnSINESS

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The undersigned, under the firm and style of
PECK & CUSHING,
having taken the large and commodious store
room of Mrs. B. Bolen, at the corner of Augusta
street and Spring Alley in Staunton, for the pur-
pose of conducting
General AUCTION and Commission Business,
solicit consignments of all kinds of Goods and
Produce, to be sold either at auction OF private
sale, at reasonable charges.
Sales of all kinds of property attended either
in town county. ID. H. FECh
ian 1st 1867. II. M. GUSHING.
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Strawberries.
New Strawberries For Is67-s.

NAPOLEON III,
The best amateur Berry in cultivation. Price
(by MAIL postage paid So per doz.
PERPETUAL PINE,
perpetual, large-fruited, Strawberry of the Pine
Glass. Price (by mail, postage paid,) 81 for two
plants, SIS per dozen.
Send for illustrated descriptive circular
We also offer large and splendid stock of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines,
Small Fruits, de-,
of which we mail descriptive Catalogues, with
prices, to all applicants.
EDW'D j. EVANS s. CO.,
Central Nurseries,
aug27-2m York Pa.
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Two Pictures of Death.

:, In a scantily furnished chamber lies and aged
Scotch minister, with thin, gray hair, and
wrlnkled skin. But his brow is high and broad.
his deep set eyes are bright and piercing, smile
plays around his lips, and though feeble and
dying ne looks calm and happy. Let US go to
him and say:
..Do you think yourself dying, dear sir?"
He fixes his eyes calmly upon you, and slow
ly replies. Wv"
Really, friend, I care not whether am or
not; for If die shall be with God, if [ live
He will be with me-
Now let US step into yonder mansion En-
terlng a richly furnished chamber we find a
dlgnlted parsonage infolded in warm robes and
seated In large easy chair He, too, is feeble
and dying but the light in his eyes is unsteady.
and he looks like man i'll at ease with himself
Let us ask him question:
Mr. G5,i,bbon, how does the world appear to
you nowY'
The eloquent historian of the Roman empire
for he it is-closes his eyes moment, then
opens them again, and, with deep sigh. replies
:. "Ali things are feeting. When | look back.
L see they have been feeting; when look for,
ward, all IS dark and doubtful!
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M0rri0Qe Guide.
<,rreat Physiological Werl

OF every on his own poetormbeng tbose nFie
ySs Instructor for Sa haaTea Mae and rfsa mae in
epyd erything concernins the Physiology snd Rsa
tions of our Sexual System, and the ProG"c1om o,l
or Prevention of Offspring, including ell the nv 5a
tna euage, by ~ WIN. YouNa, N. D. This is really a
Sainable and interesting work. 1t is written in
plain for the general reader and is IL
n;ngs All Young married people. those con-
slmg5 temgpiatng ing HaTrsge and having the least i'm
pediment to married life should read this ID book. Ok
It discioses secrets that every one should be ae
bent locked up. and not lie about the house. 1t
wifi be sent to any one on the receipt Of Fifty
Cents. Address DR.. VIM. YOUNG,
- No. 416 Spruce Street. above fourth.
iuly9-1y Z Inlltuel Pnla.
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CIGARS, SNUFFS,
Pipes, Stationery, Notions, &c.
SPRING TRADE.

ARMENTR ROUT g. SON,
Corner of Main and Augusta streets,
invite the attention of purchasers to their large
stock of goods just selected and received direct
from the importers:
The largest and best assorted stock of Station
cry in the market;
The largest stock and greatest variety of Pipes,
from the ordinary Clay up to the finest Meer-
schaum; Weichsel, Cherry, Italian, India Rub
Der, Reed, Root, and other Stems; good assort-
ment Walking Canes fine stock Toilet and Fam
cy Soaps; Hair, Tooth, and N all Brushes; Pock-
ct and Dressing Combs-new style: splendid
stock of Pocket Knives, Pocket Ink Stands
Match Boxes-new style; Pocket Books-some-
thing new; Blank Books and Diaries for 1867 ;
Backing and Backing Brushes; Tobacco Bags
and great many other useful Notions; Macca-
boy, Rappee, and Scotch Snufs; Levi Garret
& Sons Scotch Snuff, put up in bottles, the best
in use; also large stock of CHEWING To
BACCOS-all the favorite brands.
10000 CIGARS of oar oaom Mamufdcture, and
all warranted as represented; none but the best
Tobaccos used.
Va Dealers are invited to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are de-
termined to sell as low, if not lower, than any
other house in the country. If not able to come
send orders which will receive prompt attention
and with every advantage which they would have
were the parties present in person.
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BY MADAME LIE 'FERvE.
Bv ev'ry star that lights the ether blue; f
By ev'r ry sun that lends the flower its hue;
By ev'ry pearl meath Omars silver wave,
And corals bright above the seaman's grave;
By v'ry breeze that stirs thy silken hair;
By ev'ry drop that warns thy cheeks so fair;
By all that's dark below or bright above,
You have my first, my last, and only love.
By one thing far more sacred than the rest;
By my loved altar-fres where bow the best;
By thee more dear than all the world beside
l VOW none other e'er to make my bride
Then to my breast be thou its cherished dove,
And wreathe my soul with fadeless palms OF love
Calm thou the turbid waters of this heart,
Ere hope forever from its depths depart.
When first met the glance of thy dark eye,
dreamed not that for woman hould sigh;
But thou flag of glory did unfurl,
Which to the dust thy hand alone can hurl.
Thou canst unto my brain dark madness bring
Or break my eagle-spirit daring wing;
Then lay thy peerless head upon my breast,
And meath its pressure, troubled thoughts shall
Thy woman's love of tenderness and truth
Thy hearts sweet trust of innocence and youth
Could conquer where thy fathers blades would
fail,
For even now thy tears my rude cheeks pale.
l wood thee not with crowns upon my head
l won thee not with splendor round me shed
But battling bravely for my country's fame,
None knowing who I was, or what my name.
But give, O give me one sweet pledge of love-
One kiss, and by the stars that shine above
When from thy side my footsteps backward turn
This heart shall then, as ever for thee yearn.
Far Ger the sea our booming signals float.
AS to the shore the helmsman steers my boat;
Farewell my Arab maid, but do not weep,
Thy Gheber's bark shall safely ride the deep!
HINDAs REPLY.
Then fly my Hafed-fy this night,
There is no safety on this height;
Fly while the stars look on the sea,
Ere spies their vigils keep for thee!
But stay my answering vow to hear,
Which will keep in peace fear.
There is no word that hand can write,
Our bond Of love to disunite;
For tho thousand blades should start
The tie between us still to part
A thousand added should but prove
The depth and strength of Hinda's love!
No gems do covet from land or from sea-
| ask but to follow where er thou may st flee;
N star crown of jewels my brow to entwine,
ask but those eyes on my pathway to shine.
Harsh foes may assail and attempt to deride,
But torture and tempest rll bravely abide;
Ii thou my souls idol be spared to my sight,
The sunlight to clouds-the star to my night.
Oh, better the billows of ocean to breast,
Than ever again from thy bosom to rest
For there is no peril now left thee to dare,
N or trial, nor suffering, but Hinda will share.
n pearl from the ocean, no gem from the sea,
N or sun from the heavens [ ask love of thee;
No chaplet of jewels my brow to entwine
L ask but thy love on my pathway to shine!