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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-04-12
STATE OF MAINE.
YORK, a. -supreme Judicial Court, Jsnu.
AIRY Term, A. ID. 1867.

YORK, ..-Supreme Judicial Court, Jsnu-
airy Term, A. ID. 1867.
Jeremiah N. Mason. Of Limerick. IN mii
Couniy Of York. %. Francis .9tboii, late Of
Limerick, In said County OF York, mechanic.
4 ND now on suggestion 10 the court that
n Francis Abbott. the defendant, st the time
Of the service Of the writ, vas not an inhabit-
ant Of this State, md had no tenant, agent or
attorney within the same; that his goods or
estate have been attached In this action, and
that he has had no notice Of said suit and At
tachment:
N 10 Ordered, That notice OF the tendency
of this suit be given 10 the said defendant, by
Publishing an attsstcd copy of this orler, To-
cether With an abstract OF the plaintiff . writ.
three weeks successfully In the Union and Jour-
ma, Newspaper printed at Biddeford, In said
County Of York. the last publication thereof In
DO not less than thirty days before the next
term Of said court. to b holden ct Alfred, In
and Cor said county. on the fourth Tuesday Of
May, A. d. 1867, that said defendant msy then
and rhes appear and answer to said suit, II he
shall see cause,
Attest, CD. LORD, Clerk.
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MARRIED.

In this city, March q by Rev. J. ssvcn Mr. William
I. James, anil Mise Elizabeth II. Parker, 10th u This
city.
In this city, April g. by Rev. J. Stevens, NJ Thomas
!. jose and Miss Margaret A. Haley, bo,h q this ety
In this city, Apr g. BY Rev. J. sserns, Mr.. Martin n.
Robinson AMI Miss Hien 4. Talpsy. both Of this city.
In this city, April g. BY Rev G. Tenney. Mr Nahnm y.
Drosn anil Miss Ann u. Conn, both Of This city.
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ga clerk in tho Rsneor poss Office,
while reaching into ono Of Tho high mail
boxc', slipped from the box on which he
was standing, and one Of HE foro fingers
caught upon sharp hook upon which the
mail bsss were hung to DO tille,l and his
whole weigh, caIno upon it-th,s literally
hanging him up by his finger pierced with
the sharp hook. He had In 10 lifted Oh
bodily bclosv he could bs sxtreatetl. &.
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Why will you work for $3.50 a day,

and 10 bossed round. when you can engage In an
easy and profitable business that viii pay you ffom
az 10 IS per day or 81 per evening. if you arc ut
esure. II you enclose 10 cents Tor further partio-
S Srs CO. sS s. IEiLEN, Lewiston. &c. s.lS
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1The death cf lion. George Evans 10
ansosoee''. at tho ago Of seventy years
Tie graduated at ltowdoin College, was
Speaker ofihe House Of Representatives in
is2s member ofthe lower House Of Con-
grss twelve years, and OF thu Senate six
years. Subsequently h. held the otfiee Of
Attorney General ior two a. three ycar>
lie wa a man Of great ability. but his sue.
cess in life did not come UP 10 the promise
Of his earlier years.
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try tho old and we'll known VEdETABtE Pull
M0NARY BALSAM, approved and used BY our
eldest and most celebrated gAysisss for foIty years
past Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER CO.,
Druggists, Boston, Pfoprietors. 6m3
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In this city, April g. Martha A., esdest daughter q snn
ue and Abbie n. bradbury aged 10 jean, months and
II days
In buxton, Apr1 I, MnL Rsbscoa Jose asei 81 year,
] month and IL days.
In K.npebunk, March 81, Martha H., wiz q Mr.. IA.
muDi Brvwu, agoi 70 years.
In uncolnvIIle, April 3. Ms. Hannah J., viii of NJ.
Rufus d. Sherman. aged IS JEAN. She va fsrDehy a
Kennebunk, and daughter o. the above, Mr.. and Mrs..
Brown.
Al he Insane Hospital, In Augusta Aptl >, Amn L,
widow Of Mr. John Bnsdon q ksansbunk, ssoi % IN
In Kennebunkpat, Aprn ., Mn. Dsborh hfns1, ssea
OIL yearA .s
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The ShfyerIng victims

OF Fever and Ague WIN cess day 70 burn 10 morow,
might have beea exempted from their present trah had
hey aysed themselves In time Of that safeguard against
Ill malarious diseases. HosrErfERS STOMACH BIT.
rEs but Il Is too late for prevention u 10 not teo late
r cure single bottle Of this irresistible herbal tonic
win stop the paroxyms, and brf coarss Of II will re.
store the patient 70 vigorous health The prudent and
thoughtful however, who would rather fOre'tai disease
than walt for Is assaults win resort 70 this sure defence
against intermittent ami remtsn. vers u the commence
ment Of the season when they prevail Now InE TINS
to ream the system against FEVER and ague, bilious com
plants and dyspepsia dlseases which are oen engen-
dered. and always aggravated, by the chs and damps
Of Winter and early Spring.
SHAKESPEARE ON INrERMTrrENrS
The ari Of Avon tells % tAt he 'sun In March doth
nourish Agussn and the remark ID - true rs u was
three hundred years ago. But, fortunately In these mod.
ern days March Agues can be prevented. HOSrETrERS
BITTERS In single week, win put The system In COZ
tion N resist every species q Intermittent fever Or
there Il predsosition 10 biousne OF dyspepsia, this
uneaualed regulator and nvlrorant will Just certainly
prevent that All the disorder common % the seson Of
ogs and rus may be held In allegiance BY this potent an.
toe They may also be elected from the system, amer
they have made loigment there by IL pepevering u.s.
II therefore moral insanity for any family to be without
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. Indian Vegetable Medicines,

Prepared by science TO suit each case, will cleanse
the blood and rsstors health IN the invalid. CAN.
GERS, sCRorULA and the worst forms Of disease
esrsd. A Boet explaining these facts will no sent
Tree. Address DR.. n. GREENE, 10 rsnrLs Place,
BosfoH, MASS. . 3m6
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G. b. LORD, Clerk.
tAbstraet Of PlsInuR's Witt

ara Oh, dated st Limerick, aforesaid. on the thIr.
tenth day Of MAYA. d. ta61. siyssd BY the I'D
dsssudssl and payable 70 The said plaintiff % he
ordsF, % demand with interest,"
sAid Vris 10 10 . plea OF the case. II dated the
sirhtsenth day Of 6scsmbsr, A. D. 1874. 10 return
abIs 70 ths January Tern OF said Cosrt, A. d.
1857, and has ailxsd Shsrsto any cent lot. Rev.
Stamp. Addsmnum fsp.
A true cory Of order Of court, with abstract
Of the writ.
10 Attest: CD. LORD, Clerk.
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sAco AND BIppEFoRp
Probate Notices.

TO sil persons interested In either OF The estates
i hereinafter named
within and for the county Of York. on the Sra
Tuesday Of April, IN the year of our Lsrf eight
cen hundred and siIty..eyeni the follc.lny mat
pom hereinafter indicated, Il Is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given TO sh peI,ons m
tsrestsd, BY eausng . copy OF this order 70 DO
publi.hed three weeks susse,sysiy " re Union
nId county, and IN the sialns Deineerst. paper
printed At Saco. IN ssh eosnsy, that they nsy ap-
pear ct Probate Corr. 70 70 held o. u a. sssE 70
ten of the clock In the forenoon. and Be heard
thereon, and object II they see cause
ALBERT " BARNARD, h,e Of ssco. hee-s.ei. WIN
presented Tor probate by Charles A. barnard, the Executor
therein namei.
GsoEGB W. cREssEY, late n Bu,,on, decsssrd.
win presented by Nancy ". crssey, the EsecurK thsfe-
In named.
JOEL MARSHALL, hts q BUXTON, d.csasei. win
rre'ented By joel 81. Marshall, the ENocuif orrih
named.
0kEEyLIAY SMITH, late OF Cornish. deceased. win
tor therein named.
THOMAS JKwErr. late II South Berwick dsc..s.d.
Third AMI anal Account prc.solei r sl~anos ny Elisha
II. Jewett AMI John h. NealIeJ, Executors.
GEORGE ". REMIcK, late Of Kttrry. deceAssd.
rt account, presented or auoxAncsb BY AIbsrt Wilson,
Executor.
BErsEY SAWYER, late of Hollis. deceasri Private
scro,nt presented M allowance BY william savyes, Ad-
mnistrator.
DAVID WOODWARD. kte u wa,rh"npsh, dso..~i.
First sc"in,, essutni or allowance ~ Elisha a. p'A-
t'sen, Executor.
NICHOLAS MASON, late Of Bss,cn, deceased. First
arcunt. presented or allowance by Martha Mason, Adj
ninistratTiS.
nIS,pr poprprs late NJ lInr,I d.o.ss>i YIr,t
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a oIrUATRD In tho north part Of saeo, six
t.,. miles from tho Fails, on the new Tag pond
&road. Bald farm contains 81 y.three acres Of
good land, divided Into tillags, pasturing and
wood land, with good buildings thereon. Also, .
young orchard, and two good wells Of water near
the house. FOR further particulars, inquire OF
RICHARD BOOTilBY.
April 4. 1867, 3WlSs
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DIED.

u Notices II deaths ma exceeding sx Hines, inserted
fce above that number, at regular stverisng rates
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Tcards nsau printed In eslo.s 81 thisones
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Biddeford and Saco Retail Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
rnrRspLY. Anil II, 1851.
BRIGHTON MARKET-April 10.

Herds (rass Seed, per bashci. Is hs, 81 Is Glove
Seed, psr h. $780,. Red Top SEED, per b. lie.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
Earthly Discipline.

No man can become soldier by s!mp-
ly studying books and tactics in his clos
el; he must in actua! service acquire those
habits Of coolness, courage, discipline,
address, rapid combination, without
which tie most learned in the theory Of
strategy and engineering will be but
school boy soldier after all. a person
may in solitude become acquainted with
religious literature, or they may cultivate
devotion in the barren tranquility Of q
hermils life; bu! never in The highest and
holiest sense can be be Christian until
lie has acquired those habits Of sell-deni-
al, OF resistance TO temptation, of kind
ness, humility, sympathy, native benif-
cenCe, which ore acquired only IN daily
contact with mankind. Say not then that
the man OF business, the busting trades
man, the toil-worr lab3rcr, has no lime 10
attend 10 The claims of the Savior. We
may as we'll say Iha, the pilot, amid the
storms and waves has no leisure 10 attend
TO navigation, or that tie teacher in The
school-room has no leisure TO attend 20
teaching, or that the engineer on the
rushing train has no time 10 attend 10 his
work. When will lie attend 10 it Re
ligion is no, simply The reading Of good
works, not simply prayer, praise, holy
ordinances. They are necessary 10 re-
lieiou; there is very little danger that We
shall value them too much; 10 man is a
Christian without them. Blu! religion is
an emerging principle OF life, honOring
God our Savior amid all the duties and
trials of life, commenting the Gospel of
Christ by well-ordered life aud gOdly
conversation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
NEW VOL. 3--N0. -.

oil IN high gee. Alas berer had they
neytr been born. On reaching lie sroi
"he:e 'hr dog was Ihey saw hort drs.
Isnce rom The dog a large object cnied a.
the foot II stump. in hosule altitude,
keeping the dog al hoy. They looked
for n.uueaI Eager only Ia capture the
supposed game. and not thinking ol dan
go, nor knnSI"g 'he nature OF tle p,ey,
rLry app usch,d he hiiIOus monster Ilat
IA lalAuy al aasck "ouIvCnu ne all the
WORMS OF N,lr.' Tie oldest If the two
bays approached first. with his iiule hands
ouI.Slrrich,d sud his face sglow at the
PEosgsct Ofhis prlzc, he SAID, I'm soi
hin, brother" One step more and he
rushed ~ death more ,eIri. le sud
speedy Than we're The tOrpurcs of fsLleh
LAGOON. With ore dart Of his lorked
tongue, with one death rsu,e OF his ta,l.
tie huge raltesnake-for u was nothing
les.--!fcw back his scaly folds s6d viii
ore dart forward planted his cn,cnomcd
ilngs IN the flesh of the boy, rrd left tie
deadly poison cour,irg 30, through his
veins. Again and again WAS he boy bat.
ten by tie ia'al Tepuic uIl lie fell ,Nhsu.l.
cd ~ the COILS Of The mous'tr.
TIE o.her lule fellow ru,h,d forward
20 the I,,,iol ais iulc brother, anl he
also received lhe tcadly tong, OF he ser.
penI IN several places. The scrtams of
Ihe boys alarmed me mother. who was
sui Sashng al :hc branch. and leaving
her b-by gil she ran lr:n,irsiiy 10 tao
spot What sight there net her gaze ,
puuG with poison, s~ol,n and black.
sni bUen m.many place., one ol The oys
was already dead, and HE otter dy ing
ir1n tie same cause. The Cu-I2 had
cawlrd away, and The living coy lived
Just long enough 10 tell lLo Circumslau-
ees Of lheIr death. Overwhelmed with
an intensity of agony which mothers
alone can feel. she remained at tie fatal
spot 4 short time, hen She belhouGhl her
OF her Ii tie gal at Ihe branch and hurried
back
o. reaching t'e. spot. Lourbc ~ It
may seem. she found that the lIulc rirl
had walked to the washIub, INTO which
shs had lal II head foremost, aud vas
drowned. "and II too was gone. The
noher's cop OF misery was lu.l not au-
other drop could be added, Bcuch of
children, and almost q reason. she sank
Under the accumulated acrgurs e the
hour Assistance was procurcj, the
heart cru, he'd woman and lhe remains OF
her nc.lllngs were taken charge Of aud
cared for. short time after q largo
rauesneae. with thirteen raulcs, was
kIlIcd,near the spot where Ihe boys werc
bitten
The event created profound sensation
in tie community, and has scarcely par.
alcl even in tie exciting annals o( our
early and hardy pioneers Bowiing
Gr6n (hy ) Democrat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
4 Church-Going Bellies soriloquy

II should think they would keep tie
pcws from dust, shall certainly ,oh my
new s5un. wonder whether anybody
nomced my new bonnet think II ~
very becoming. Goodness Il there isn't
Miss Sprague, Tie new school-,cachcr.
riRCed out IN new manllla She spends
all her salary on dress, or I'm mistaken.
do hate yaDlly and osientaro1.
Il wonder who Ih5I young gentleman
is 10 the next pew be is very hand'umc.
certainly. never saw such beco1 ing
mousla he. shouldn't wonder II u va.
the cl,y cousin Mrs. Pnmrose has told
me Of. ,hould like to know II he smsr.
rred. lhink will speak 10 Nr.. rrlm.
ro'o after church. pcrhap' she viii 10
iroiuee me-.
"Oh, dear me what long prayer.
It's uresOme standing up so long hope
lhcy'lI introduce ihe custom 81 slurg
down during prayer. should Ike ~
hint TO our minister that be laj better
shorten his services.
Il wish papa would take pew n Mr.
Stubbs' church. Such besuuiul minis
ter a. he -. Ills sermons are 20 poelIcsI,
and ,hcn he's so handsome and intellect,
usl. They cay he's looking out fors aife.
! wonder what sort OF ministers wife |
should make. have serious thoughts of
joining lhe church.
How unbecoming Mrs PIcbsId is
dressed. believe lbsl woman !. perfect
ly destitute Of TASTE. when will that
sefmon be brought ! declare il there
I-n't Miss liJbbs With feather 10 her
bonnet! Some people admire her con
Plrxipn. but It's ny opinion lhaI any on"
can have as 6ne a complexion who will
paint! Thank heaven! ! haven, conc
10 that YET
"llow hot ilisl Where il ny ian A!
The benedicron al last. Now ] NUT
conifiye TO see Mrs. Primrose and get az
Introduction TO that gentleman. All!
there she i,."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
Enameiins Ladies Faces.

This is the way II is done:
Yol first apply TO the female face d.
vine wash OF alder water, which removes
every inpurily. This done, you lave
the face with ;epid water, then dry the
skin with fine linen I'LL il is perfectly
smooth and yelveiy. You Ihen apply 10
This surface perfectly white, a pink
white, or cream white enamel. The
real Paris enamel or Email de PARIS is
slightly tinted. Ii is paste and covers
the surface smoothly, making il marble
like. The artificial covering being thick
lasts long time, buI the face must not be
tCaSHed In order 10 remove any imPu-
riry from the skin, or rather from ihe
enamel, small sponge dipped in rose
water is used and The enamel carefully re-
stored.
Ristoris face is enameled nightly.
The followers OF his fashion are, IN
England, Miss Burdelt Couus. and he
fair lady whose husband refu ed 10 pay
several thousand pounds for numbefless
enaDelings.
The price for permanent enamel
ing" is fifty dollars.
II skilIfuly done. and lhe cheeks
touched with rouge. with liile fixing
up" OF eyebrows, you cannot, at night,
and foot or Two Of, tell an old woman
from young one.
In America the fair Mrs. r. follows
his fashion 80 thoroughly that she coats
face, aims and neck with the peshy prep
srsljon. She is kept 10 countensnce by
the wealthy Mrs. B. and sundry others.
The ladies Of the demi-monde. how
ever, are Tue most ferVent Of the believers
in enamel. la Node.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
Horrible Occurrence.

Never IN oUr experience as Journalists
has il been our duty 10 chronicle an oc-
cuuence more horrid in iis details than
lhe one we are sbou, 10 relate.
The sad affair that lett a widowed
mother chiIdless, and for the time being
almost b-rsfl OF reason. happened about
,he lG,h ull., in the adjoining county 10
Allen. a shon distance from The Warren
county line, in the vicinity Of Anihony's
Mil. The heafirendlng details, as rels-
ted to us by persons Of unqgestionable
Terscity, are about these:
Some 10 months since Mrs. Blsnken.
ship, lady Of respectabllIiy, lost her
husband from disease. and was left with
three children, two interesting boys and a
! tie .nlsnt gi'I just large enough 10 walk
alone and begUile the ioaely hours Of The
mother with its innocent pra,lIe. On the
10Th uil., the mother, Mrs. BIsnkebsbir.
for the purpose of washing clothes. re-
paired 10 the spring branch near the
house 10 the locality referred 10. taking
her three children with her. the house
dog following behind. She had been en-.
gagged in washing bat short lime when
the dog was heard barking ihcesssniiy on
The bill near by. Thinking that the dog
had possibly feed q rsecoon or a rabbit
a BAY. tie two little boys proPosed going
at once 10 secure The game. With the
mothers consent The little fellows started
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SHEPHERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURL

guished company B which they COM
manded The courage and patriotism dis
played by Capis. Smith and Howard, and
their company c; the invaluable scrvi.
ces rendered on so many occasions by the
fearless Capt. Welsh, with, his dashing
company D that glorious patriot, Capt.
VIM. J. Rasin, together with Lieut. Rob.
erts. the leaders of such valiant band as
company F, will long be subjects to oc-
cupy bright green spot, in the memory
of every patriotic son and daughter Of the
Old Dominion.
Well may Virginia be proud Of such
ornaments 10 her service as composed
this regiment. Well may the bloom of
such laurels, won in her cause be fresher
in her memory each day, and the feeling
of such gratitude for such devotion 10 her
interests grow deeper as time wears on.
We shake hands in heart with each
member Of the honored lille band, ask
them TO accept our prayers snd good
wishes, that whilhersoeyer they may
wander, may happier days and fairer for
tunes than it was our privilege 10 reward
them with, smiles 10 gladden. life's path
way and tine assurance is most heartfelt
and sincere, that should they by woywart
fortune or Otherwise be cast among us,
there will always be waiting greeting Of
cheer, when it is remembered that they
were once soldiers of the Maryland Cav
airy.
CHARLoTTsvILLE, Va.
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First Maryland Confederate Cavalry.

The following tribute TO the gallant
ry of the First Maryland Confederate
Cavalry" is from the pen of young
lady Of Charlottesville, Vs.
During the year which has elapsed
since The surrender of the Confederate
army at Appoma,iox G. H., there have
been tributes, varied and numerous, paid
to the valor of the different corps. divis-
ions, brigades, regiments and companies,
as well as TO the personal merits Of the
noble heroes who fought for four years
u0der the illuslrious Lee yet no pen
has been welded in defence or applause
ol the First Maryland Cavalry-nol that
,heH ineslimsble services and daring deeds
nave not been ackno owledged and appreci
a'eu' ou' because Of circumstances which
might have heretofore been wise 10 con-
Sioe'' Eatly in the summer Of 1862,
nis spirited iiule band, with hearts over.
moving WIN Patriotism and generous im-
pulses oade adieu 10 home friends and
interests crossing the Potomac a. Win
chester, and offered their oervces 10 Vir.
ginia.
From that period which dated the en-
trance Of The regiment into service iii tho
last battle was fought IN our State. there
were few engagements OF note in which
they did no, participate bu, it was 10
The Valley. that frequent scene OF car
mage and desolstion, its services were
more particularly confined. During Gen.
Jackson's campaign, the gallsniry of both
officers and men was the subject Of the
distinguished chief,ain's mos, favorable
NOTICE, and under each of his SUCCESSORS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

CUaE ToR Ear AcHE.-Tske . sm,Il
piece Of cotton batting or cotton WOOL.
making a depression in ihe centre With
the end Of finger. and OIL il with as much
ground pepper as will reel on Eve cent
piece, gather II INTO ball ssd iie u up.
dip The ball INTO sweet OIL and inseu 10
into The ear, covering the latter viih
cotton wool. and use bsndsge OF cap 10
reisin IL 10 ils pl,es. Almost instant re-
lief will be eEperisnced. and the spplics-
ton is 30 gen:le that an infant will not be
injured BY II, bot experience relief as well
:, adults.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
GOOD NIGHT.

Good night, my love, the day god sips
His evening cup of wine,
And seeks repose on purple clouds
That mark the days decline.
The tinkling of the distant bells
Sweet on the evening gale
Announce the homeward march Of herds,
Adown the dewy vale.
The dewdrop fills the lilly's cup
From vintage high above,
Distilled far up the ether stairs
Good night, good night, my love
Coco night, the violet mods her head,
The blue-bell shuts her eye
Upon a porfumed, messy bed
Where Flora's beauties lie.
The humbird seeks her dewy nest,
The weary robin folds her wing;
And gently swaying linden boughs,
Their leafy curtains fling.
The frc-fy brings her little lamp
To cheer US with its light,
And crickets chirp their evening song
Good night, my love, good night.
Good night, the Ginning of the bell,
From out yon cloister grim,
The fitting hours too truly tell
In hollow accent. dim.
The lady moon, in heecy robe,
Her snowy curtains close,
And little stars begin to blink;
'Tis time they sought repose.
The night bird in her leafy bower,
No more our ears delight;
Fen she has hushed her serenade--
Indeed, indeed, good night!