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McEiroy, in Brookfeld township, Noble county,
Ohio. He is one hundred and four years Of age,
having been born in Virginia, few miles from
Mount Vernon February 6, 1894. he was at the
siege Of Yorktown, when in his eighteenth year,
but never obtained pension until year or two
since when it was granted to him by special act
Of Congress, through the efforts OF Hon. John A.
Bingham. He is now nearly helpless, his hearing
bad, and his eyesight nearly gone, yet he can walk
on clutches. He has been a great tobacco chewer
all his life to which his premature decay Is prob
ably attributable.
The Paris Entr 'scte publishes the details OF the
new engagement OF Mile Patti. She is to sing at
the Theater ltslien during the months of October
and November next, when she will go to Ger
many, where she is to remain until the 18th of
December. From that time until the LIST Of March.
1862 she will sing at ST. Petersburg then return
ing TO Paris, she will again resume her place at
the Italien and sing until the LIST Of May. Having
concluded this engagement, she will sail for Amer.
lea and hold the position of prims donna in
troupe under the management Of Messrs. Uhlman
and strakOsch. Her stay in this country will be
limited TO four months.
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General Items.

The total amount Of United States taxes col.
leeted in the first district of this State for 1867 is
1851 200; of this amount 81 $50 $50 was derived
from manufacturers and productions; $667,777
from spirits Withdrawn from bond $34 $50 annual
income assessment; $l7S,3I annual license as
sessment sl26505 gross receipts of theaters, rail-
roads, expresses, etc., and the remainder from va
riOus sources.
Italy has now two hundred and forty thousand
soldiers who can take the field in the course of a
few days, and teach the impudent Spanish dons
good manners. II is believed on the continent
that MeDabrea will pick quarrel with the Span
ish government in the hope OF occasioning to Ma
poleon new difficulties, which may induce the en-
refused TO grant.
Two of the emigrants from Waco to Tuxpan,
named Pillow and Cook. near the city Of Victoria,
fell in with q couple Of Mexicans, who, after the
usual polite SITUATIONS, said that they were ira
yelling the same road, and after gaining the conf.
dence of the emigrants, treacherousy shot them
in the back. Neither was killed outright, aud
drawing their revolvers, the assasslns fed. The
wounded men were discovered and conveyed to
Victoria, where Mr.. Cook died, and Mr.. Pillow was
not expected to survive.
The Germans are going to erect first class the
alter in Philadelphia.
An English newspaper relates that thirty house
servants recently waited on their employer, a
member of parliament from Dorsetshire, Just as
the latter was about to receive the Duke of Cam
bridge as a visitor, and declared that unless their
request was granted they would leave his service.
Inquiry brought out the fact that they had for
breakfast tea and coffee eggs, bacon toast, bread
and butter; for lunch, bread, cheese and ale for
dinner hot joints and pastry for tea, toast, bread
and butter for supper, meat, bread, cheese and
ale. They wanted mutton chops and beefsteaks
for breakfast, and the request OF the poor crea-
lures was granted.
The American skating convention, held at the
Keystone skating convention, had representatives
from nearly every section of the United States and
Canada. The contest for the championship of
America a medal set with diamonds, worth $780,
was won by Frank Swift, of New York.
Thirty years ago there was but one Homeo-
pathic physician in New England In 1857 there
were 12O in Massachusetts, alone, while at the
present time there are two hundred and ffty-one,
showing an increase Of over one hundred per cent
in ten years.
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THE nEcoxsrnUCrIoN CONVENTION.
sIxTY-sEcoND DAY.

TUESDAY, Feb. II, 1868.
sixty-two delegates present. Judge Taliaferro
presiding.
/ A resolution to pay Rev. Josiah Fitke 5000 was
adopted.
resolution. by Underwood OF 81. James, de-
clarDg vacant the position of assistant secretary,
on account of that official having absented him
self for some time, was read and laid over.
resolution was offered by Blackburn Of Clai-
borne, providing that the members of the printing
committee be authorized to sit over for thirty
days. or az much Of that time as may be neces-
Fary, after the adjournment Of the convention, to
audit, adjust and cancel the printing accounts, the
same per diem TO be allowed as during the regular
session. Laid over.
The following. by Steele, Of Tensas, was read
and laid over. viz:
"vHEREAs The reconstruction bill new pend.
ing in the Congress of the United States provides
for the removal Of the present district com
manders and the appointment Of department com
msnders. not below the rank Of colonel, there
fore be it
'Resolued, That this convention, as represent
ing the loyal people of louisiana respectfully re-
quest the general commanding the armies of the
United States, in case the change is made, TO as
sign Gen. Joseph A. Mower to the command OF
this department.
"Resoiued, That an official copy of this resolu-
ton be Immediately forwarded to Gen. Grant, at
Washington"
The secretary announced the following IS the
committee Of seven on style and arrangement, 10
whom the Constitution is referred for revision,
amendment and correction: G. N. Wicklife,
Simeon Belden, w. Rodriguez, w. H Cooley,
Rufus NAPLES, W. L. Mcmillan and NJ. Deslonde.
The resolution of Reagan, Of Baton Rouge,
readings as follows:
(" Resolued, That each member and employe of
this convention shall receive 80 per cent. over
their per diem respectively. The warrant clerk
is hereby directed to audit said allowance and
issue warrants for amounts respectively audited"
Was called up.
Crawford. Of Caldwell, moved to amend by
inserting $4,000 TO each member, and an
annual pension Of $780," Tabled.
Thomas Isabelle further amended that only
those voting for extra pay shall receive it,"
Lost.
The original resolution was then adopted.
motion to reconsider was tabled. A motion
TO take it from the table was offered.
Pending discussion, the convention adjourned
TO Wednesday, at III o'clock.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

A ROYAL MARRIAGE IN PERSIA letter
from Tsuris, of the 18th of November, gives de-
tails Of the marriage Of Mosaer Eddin Mira, heir
to the throne of Persia. The prince is only l6
princess occupied thirty three days in her jour
ney from Teheran to Tauris, and was preceded
by about hundred beasts of burden, horses,
mules, csmels, carrying servants, carpets, tents.
and the outfit of the bride; then followed a num-
Der Of led horses covered with magnificent hous-
ings and next the carriage containing the princess
who was invisible to all eyes behind the mahogs
ny blinds. The procession was accompanied by
violins, trumpets and tambourines, mingling their
sounds with the military band sent from reheran
Then came mules carrying palanquins closed with
curtains and containing the women Of the
pTincess's suite.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

AbeI J. Norwood, N. W. @. Master, KelIertown-
by. R. swasey, R. W. Dept Grand Master, New ans.
John @. Jones, r. W. Grand s. w., Vernon
John A. Stevenson, R. W. Grand J. w., New 0rieanA
Samuel N. Todd, r. w. Grand Treasurer, New sux
Jas. @. Bachelor, D., 3. W. Grand Secretary,
Orleans.
c. s.. Hedges, ID. D., W. Grand Chaplain, Nswohsank
r. @. Sterling, w. Grand &. d., St. Francisvine
d. s. Cage, W. Grand J. D, Houma
Jos u. DeGrsnge, W. Grand Marshal, New 0riesnA
Jno. McCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer Bastrop;
Jas A. Douglass Grand Pursuivant New Orlesak
y. II. Bsbbit, Simmssport, g. H Brown, New
Abrsm E. Dick New Orleans NJ Estella, New Orleans.
Grand stews
Alex Quesnt, W. Grand Tyler New Orleans
Grand Annual Convocation second Monday In February
each year.
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley, Grand High Priest, New oheanA
@. W. Mundsy, Deputy Grand High Priest, Clntoa.
John ". Jones, Grand King. Shreveport
Homer II. Smith, Grand Scribe Franklin
Henry r swssey, Grand Treasures, New Orleans,
j. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary New orleanA
Rev. Thomas b. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastron
John G. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin
r. II. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host Baton Rouge
Joseph p. Hornor, Grand P. g., New Orleans
Henry Hsmburss, Grand r A. Captain New Ohea0s
John G. N. Williams Grand Master Third Veil shrevepo<k
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Veil, New Orlesna
W. w. Leake, Grand Master Frst VEIL ST. Praneisvis.
Erastus Wells, Grand Guard, New Orleans
Next annual assembly Grand Council New Orleans February
l2th, 1853
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GRAND COUNCIL & AND B. N.

B N. Todd. N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
by. R. swAsey, p Deputy Grand Master, New Orissns.
John ". Jones, T., ustriOus Grand Master Shreveport
John c. Gordy, q. p, Conductor Of Work, Frsnklia-
H. Breen, q. @. Of the Guard, Eew OrlsanA
Joseph p. Hornor, O. Treasurer, New OreanA
Gus. sontag, @. Rscorder New Oriesns
Rev. Thos B Lawson, @. Chaplain. New orsesns
II. p. Buckley, q. OOnduetor New Orleans.
K L. Bruce, O. Steward. rev OrsanA
ErsstuB Wells. q. Sentinel. New Orlesns-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

PRoy JOSEPH A. McEVoY. Surgeon IN Chsrge
DE-. J. BALDWIN DUFF, Y. Assistant
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L. II. Gardner & Co., are Offering great induce
ments to wholesale buyers of dry goods. The
house is to be found on Common street adjoining
the City Hotel.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

Fifty dollars! Sloat elliptic sewing machine
Triumphant Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

Why do stewed chickens resemble firearms
Because they are owlin'-pieces.
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BFECIAL.

EATBA .''.'.'-.'''''''..'.srECiAL
DIR. Howe's Mode Of Using q Vacuum.
By removal Of atmospheric local and internal
gestions instantly relieved which health in
large Of diseases It vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upon, Of which
neurshes nvgorses and enlarges permanently small weak
by restoring he equilibrium Of natures blood to
them by which II Is reliable remedy for Paralysed
Shrunken Parts Impotency Wsak Sexual Power Sperma
terrhs Seminal Derangemeut Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and Ineontnence Of Urine Enlarged PROSTATE Obs
elect vsrOoels certain FERNS Of Structure which
rarely Hundreds have bean treated
cessfaly.
His Medical Baths
Ersdicste Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases Humon
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicines
fail reach; but used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for all forms sf disease
acute and chronic, Of either
Office hours from A. n. 10 n Generalization fres,
Treatment cash Charges moderate Strictly confidential
A T. HOWE, N D.. II Bsronne street.
Near Canal. New Orleans
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GRAND ooNsIsroRY s. PIP. r. g. THIRTY SECOND
DEGREE


g. NJ Todd SD Grand Commander in Chief NV Orleans
John Claiborne SD, First Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
Fuisence Ricsu, SD second Commander New
Orleans.
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable, New Orleans
John C. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral New OrleanA
Samuel r Walker, SD Grand Minister Of State New
Orleans.
DIR. James c. Bachelor, SD, Grand Chancellor New Or
leans
Ben Da Silva, sd, Grand Almoner, New OrIeanA
Emmett ID. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar, New OreanA
John T. Mcclure, AID Grand Keeper Of s. and A. New
Orleans.
VIM NJ. Perkins, SD, Grand Treasurer New Orleans
by. r. ssgasey. SD. Grand PrimAte New Orleana
Z. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost New Orleans
James Scot, SD, Grand Expert, New orleanA
James o. Wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert New
Orleans.
Jean Lamsrre. SD, Grand Beauseuior New Orleans
Angel Martin SD, Grand Bearer Of the " New oeans
Bruno de Lucas, SD Grand Master Of the Guards New
Orleans.
William @. Chambsrlin sd, Grand Chamberlain New
0rleans
Daniel Z. scruggs, SD, Grand Steward New Orleans
John Melton, SD Grand Aid-de-Camp, New orleaAa
7. Carroll ed. Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday In
January.
Stated stngs: zst March, 18th June 2lst sspteber saa
nth December.
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hessrs Grimsult Cos IOdiEed Syrup Of Horse Rad
shThe Iodsed Syrup Of Horse Rsdsh Of Messrs 9rmau
Co, Chemists 10 a. l. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris d
always excellence slccedsniOus Cod Liver on and the
follow in Emphatic and Scrsfous sec
tens well In various Cutaneous diseases The public
will therefore read with great interest the analysis Of this
medicine Professor KetEinsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Mssr.
Grmaut Co. his Exceency the French Embassadsr AZ
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned DocOr
Il IL - follows:
caustc state but in the Of ydc scd
and organic combination similar the iodine contained In
Oed Liver Oil
Signed NEcKT KIKrzrrsKi
Chemical Analyuer 70 ths Law Courts Vienna Hospi.a
Cheutrt and r pU WIBDKs,
Professors Of Chemistry.
FRxEcH EHBAssY AT VIKNrA, I
Vienns, August 3, 1855
Hessrs 0rmsrlt a 90, Chemists ct Paris:
In reply 10 the letter addressed 70 bis Bxesn the
Ebasssdo have the honor TO inform that Professor
Ketsinsk u Of high standing At Vienna that he
personally much thought Of and passes for enc Of Tie s
Chemists IN Germany. PHRnEf
C0asal and Attaehe 70 tAs RaSassy,
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The Institution founded the approved scientific
principles for the positive Of all diseasesCH soNIC,
PRIVATE and SPECIAL
DR. NcEvOY successfully treated for the last twenty
Eve years. diseases peculiar Men, Women and CAdsen;
hence the unfortunate obtain the benefit OF the
Doctors extended expereHce and great medical skill.
DIR DUFF's sful treatment f Syphilis Gonorrhns,
Geet Impoency Seminal Weakness and all diseases Of the
Sexual Orgsns in their most aggravated forms, well
known.
DIS KoEVoY and DUFTs charges are moderate Cures
in s guaranteed The Medicines warranted OF
the purest quality prepared by DR. THOS. @. CIR FIN,
London Drug Store thus giving .tients
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared.
Tie afflicted invited to call and examine mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We answer al
communications by mail with dispatch and give cORsulta-
tons in French, Spanish. German and Italian
For further particulars address call at the Insute
EACTs & Messrs. n. Kiener Hollande-, No. rs
Poyorss Manufacturers OF the MalakOn Bters
Gent emen-l have examined the patent that granted
You by the u Government for manufacturing the haakOh
Bers and found in the ingredients employed compound
we'll calculated excite kee in good order the digestive
bed laid Bitters several times and in
had occasion their beneficial
effect remain. gentlemen. vey respectfully, your N ost
Obedient servant. A. MERCER, NJ D. l9o Canal street
have examined the patent you the Of
MaakOh Ber and ind nOthug in the Ingredients thereof
calculated njuOusy the human system unless
taken in nOrdinate quantities. Indeed, nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, M. u.
contain any Ingredients injurious TO health and may be recon-
mended 10 those who are in want OF q gosd tonic - -
Yours NJ. sCHUPPERr, NJ d.
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GRAND coxxAspERy KNIGHTS TEMPLATE

ST. samL NJ Todd 4. E. Grand Commander New Orleans,
sr. Fulgencs Ricsu, v. K. Deputy Grand Commanded,
New Orleans
ST. jos. p Honor, Z. Grand Genersissmo New Orleans
ST. W. X. whitaker. L Grand Captain General, New
Orleans.
81. Ky. r swassy, e. Grand Prelats; New orIeank
ST. VIM. McDuh, T. Grand s. w., New Orleana
sr. T. A. Bartlette, e. Grand J. w., New Orleans.
sr Emanuel Besfy, Z. Grand Treasurer, New Orleaaa
ST. Gust sontsg, Z. Grand Recorder New Orleans
ST. A e. Billings, z. Grand Stand Bearer New orIean
sr. Jos r. Turck, z. Grand Warder, New Orleans
ST. Stephen s. seleck, B. Grand Captain GuardG
Next annual conelsve February IA. ls6s, A O. 7sa
ACTIVE Members OF THE SUP. O. rHIRTYrHIKD
DEGREE A. AND A r.
Chas. LaHon de Ladebat S3d New Orleans
James @ Bachelor, NJ ID. SD, New Orleans,
Dep. Insp. Gen VIM. N. Perkins sd, New Orieana
3. N. Todd, SD, New Orlesns
inc. I. Monroe, SD, New Orleans.
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MEDICAL.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

so4 Magazine street. Corner Of PossfArre.
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ALE-PORTER-BEER.

sS...............GRAvIER STREET.
SOLE AGENTS FOR MASSEY, HUSTON cos
PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER
GUSTAV BERGNER's
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER.
FRESH SUPPLIES of above fine brands constantly re-
Oeived by EVERY STEAMER direct from Phadelphia and
via New York.
MERCHANTS, HOTELS,
STEAMBOATS,. BARRooNs.
CLUBS AND FAMILIES
Supplied on Demand. In barrels, Half and
Quarter. and Bottles.
Nc Country ordes-sOHcissd and Promptly Attended To
We likewise call the particular attention the City and
Country Brewers Dealers and Commission Merchants our
LARGE STOCK OF HOPS, MALT,
BREWERS MATERIALS IN GENERAL
large and fresh supply constantly on
hand Our lately erected and improved STEAM MALT
MILL and our HOP AND MALT DEPOT, No. 30 BienviIle
street, enables 10 all all orders for Ground Malt
patch.
Orders received q. our WHOLESALE DEPOT No s.
Gravisr street. o Al BOTTLING HOUSE AND MALT
DEPOT Nos 6 Is and % Bienvie street. viii be promptly
'''''N J. A. BLAFFER q CO.,
Sole Agents for Massey Huston Co.'S Phladfphis
Ale and Porter, and Gustsvus Bergner's
Philadelphis Lager Beer
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
J. H nALsEr-
ATTORNEY At LAW.
oYFpz-PouI ooUsgs G. b.
WI prscsce bis proSessiOu courts Of The Seventh
Judicial District.
n HI. @. MOORE
OoUEsKLoR AT LAW. EArOLB0E. ARKANSAS,
Having scQuainsncs with the Of the responsible
Attorneys In The State prepared TO make prompt eoeeons
Refers !. MAJ John D Adams: ., Dean, Adams CAT
r W. - II, RICHARDSON.
ArroRNEYs Ar LAW.
Moaros. La.
Ress 70 John NIXON co.
JAMES X. OgRELL,
AffoREEI AT LAW.
| gT................-HoyaI street........,.Er
STATIONERY, PAPER. ETC.
+. Q. PALMER . co.
O. O PALAER. JOSEPH WILD. L. coxg
Wholesale Dealers
Paper. Envelopes and Rags,
~ q. IS and " Camp street, New Orleans La
CTIvENs - sEHMOUR.
On Z sTKvENs, w. 4 sEYHogKI
fspsr. Stationary. sas Fancy &ssAa
Esa % and % Common street. opposite TIA UIty hS.ss
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Better Than Copaiba.
MAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT Oh
MATICO VEGETAIIR

all other preparations failed preparations
viii always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
Of recent and chronic Of private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris the celeb Dr.
Ri nd and found greatly superior 70 all hitb o know
aa remedies and c0psba cubebs The niectcn u
used IN recent and capsules In chronic cases.
General depot In Paris at GRIMAULr co.'s
Chemists 10 II. Z H. Prince Napoleon
IS Richelieu
ssld In New Orleans By DUCONGE,
DELOCHR
0UILL0T,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

ERENCu MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT l. CO.,
Chemists 60 N. L. III. Prince Napoieon
Is Rue RICHELIEU, PARIS
MO More Cod Liver OH.
GRIMAULT's SYRUP OF IODIzED HORSE RADIsH
This employed with the greatest In place
God Liver OIL to which 1t is infinitely superior. Il dis
Of the chest scroua Emphatic disorders sick
muscular sony and loss Of appetite Il the
constitution by purifying the blood and Is in word the
powerful depurave khswn IL fatgues the stomach
Young children subject humors obstruction of the gland
Atlast 10 very ecscous In the diseases Of the skn-
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATE OF LIME
This new medicine sovereign remedy in Phthisis and
ether diseases OF the lungs promptly all the most
serious Symphonic The cough lie relieved, the night
cease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
This medicine contains the elements Of tia
boed and bones iron In liquid state II s derentfrou
speedily chOrOss pains In the dfcut
digestion, dysmenorThCsa and ansmia-.
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris
mend the Phosphate Of Iron to ladies of delicate constitution
suffering from ahemia and all other persons atigued from
anxiety, emotions, Overwok, general debility
N the emily preparation when never causes
and can be borne BY the most delicate stomaehs.
Nerv Ms Headaches aad NeuraIsts
instantaneous ycured by
6RlMAULTS BRAZILIAN GUARANA
Avegetabe substance used from time mmemsalin Brasil
and entirely inofeRsive
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-01
TnE LIVING AND THEDEAD
'BY'MRs.'AspY.

d .soy Erv Gis9I .-IIl1sa NJ yTg3I f.
stood within the oottauo door ai..b l,l
One SUNNY morn in NAY, br i.g.I l.,f-
I,s fsshle ;nnatc, Old and poor, s, ..l.,
In dcsth's cmbrnccs law: T'.V I,r
And q ar Tho corpse a maiden fair .'
incI;nci her far Young head, .. .,
The Living and the Dead , - ~. :
-. y. EV'.- Ji'n ~ D.
The Dead Aliow rikid was that form, ~
How ixcd those CLASSY eyesl '''-
The iying-the soft cheek was wan l'j--
With rich and roseate dyes ;im1. 79aH
Dark ringlets o'er her forehead white q
With wild luxuriance broke. rpaI ."'-