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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

For tho cNrle~, purI.p-,. OF retailing their goods
Co consumer, at Wholesale Prices. The immvn,'
l,,at, which have heretofore been put upon t,a'
and cantss by the producers the importers, tn,
Inhh,r, brokers, sIsgulaturs, wholesale dealers and
finally hy the retail country merchants. have 80 en-
HANGED the prices ct these essential ARTICLES u every
day lti,, that many consumers have been obhrcd u
stint themselves or abstain altogether from the vs.
of teas and cnc,> II l. lact well known 70 thn>'
who are familiar with tile condition OF the Tea
market that these gu".l- lTc frequently rtulcd by
small dealers in the country AT tWIrc OF thrice then
original value, and even then are 50 alultera'e'
and duyiored by unprnClpled spectators as to h
really unfit for the uses O any good and We'll pro
vitlpi household.
We do not sse why this should longer continue
and We therefore propose To retail our teas ans
coffee, in small quantities 90 consumers, m al
parts OF the country al importing prices, with >u'l
small profits added Thereto, as III a widely extend
ell and constantly increasing business may reason
ably compensate Us f1r our trouble We guaan
tee our teas and cnffenS ~ all times 70 b. fsh an
pure and warrant all goods sold irum tins huus'
10 give entire satisfaction; otherwise the go~l'
may La returned and the money Will hc refunded
We challenge any establishment IN tins country Il
compete with rs in the quality and prices OF on
goods We call the especial attention oi ali hous'
kyepers and heads Of families to the following:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE.

Have ol,u.l an .aaoan.n with 'hsr p'e,en'
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

. Ir bow Is consulted daily, from a. IN. TO sp.
M. rs above uIon all difficult and chronic diseases
ct every name and nature.
Or Dow, Nos. and 9 Endicott street, Boston.
Those whose need the services Of an experienced
physician and surgeon should give hun call.
y B-Dr Dow imports and has tor sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail
Two for ~ and a rcd stamp
Boston, Apnl 1876. E-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
nAIRY AND SHEEP FARM FOR

- SALE From Four hundred TO Five hun
drpi acres of land situated in Stockbrdge and
Ptttstcd. three miles from Plttsteld village,
,lupiug south and southwest Apple orchards and
three good Sugar orchards, dwelling house, five
barns and sheds, and Cider Mill. 100 acres Of
meadow which may he cut with a machine
pastuage and meadow sufficient to keep 60 cows,
with good cultivation may be largely increased.
An abundance of pure water, both for farm and
convenient to buildings.
For An enteuIrlsIng farmer 1t is the best chance
TO make money IN Vermont. Terms OF payment
us easy as could BE- reasonably asked Tor. Apply
by letter or personally to
NJ. a. EVERTS, Rutland, Vt.
Butlanl, Oct. u, 1856. dlw&w43tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DISTRICT

. E0IaNI- y Tic IlolAlt ''UlI NJ IA1
district U Rutland
I.aA isv-lu, lutgn,irdlnl M es'a''"! NiN3ll'a
Anlr., late 81 wahmsiagi, Ia said district
4.ul-rt. tc,tRte. hkEffENu,
Hy ta, authority ~ the State 1t Vermont, YOU
arp hereby notified 90 aVIsgT byiarg the SAID mo
ta'p CugtL a. the Probate uttcs IA Rutland, "a
sand lt>fliS GA tle "a Tuesday Of Apul A,N ISIS,
ta Show cause, II any You have, Why gaI' tsu
tasgua.Hf,t n whiting, ulrt ma >si court, ami
laualrue - he thr last Nall aff4 t,slauJsni ~
SAID .E,s..,.tI should uai De- proved ami allowed
dated st Rutland, ia s1l district, tAl, -,thaNN
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EARM FOR SALE.

The place known As "Eimwooi" "a few wears
since laid out and constructed by Prot. icase OF
Brooklyn. y, Y 1t has, during the past summer
been thoroughly revised and repaired, and adli-
tlunal grounds connected, making IN all small
farm Of about fifty acres of rch arabic land, well
vSatcr,d; having upon 1t two hundred thrifty
maple trre., and young orchard OF choice trmt
trees.
Il Is situated Just outside Of the pleasant village
Of Castl,'on. The house an elegant structure
Is Well arranged, having both wei AMI cistcrn wa
ter brought into the kitchen, and Is less than halt
= mile from the Seminary and state Normal
School The grounds about are abuudan'ly sha-
ded with maple, elm. and other trces. The cars
pass ia fll view IF TIRE house at distance Of
about forty rods Taking all things into account
tins place l. considered Of the most delightful
situations anywhere 10 be found; well adapted
Tor keeping rrst class boarders, especially ,nrns
the warm season. For particulars IuquIr, Of Ia,
subscriber residing near the premises.
j. SANFORD.
taS'Icton, ' {. Jan. LIST, 1868. d&Wtt
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DING'S Observation-Disclosures

PINGTNN Eb FTABLE AN BKUSIA
IL Is the MIRACLE OF THE AGE. Gray
headed people have their locks restored by it to
the turk hiSi30ios, SUkdthe Of youth, and are
happy
Young People. with light, ,fided or red Hair.
have these Questionable colars changed TO
beautiful auburn, and leioioe
People whose heads arr covered with DdndtHF
and HaH,orS, use 1t, aud have clean coats and
iclean and healthy scaiIr
Bald-headel Veterans have their remaining
locks frightened, and the bare spots covered with
q mxuriant growth OF Hair, and dance for JOY
Young Gentlemen 1t because it Is richly
perfumed
Young Ladies use 1t because il keeps their Han
in place,
Everybody mast and trW use IT, because il Is
the tlCaHtst and best article in the market
For sale 10y all Druggists IN Rutland at whole
sale hy +. Fem & Go.
+. VI, TUBES & co, proprietors,
+ swim Peterborough. n. Ii.
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EARM FOR SALE-THE SIR.

L,ARM FOR SALE.--THE SUB
L scubcr Is about removing to the West and
offers ms Farm, situated two miles East OF Rut-
land village, for sale. The farm Is part IN Rut-
land and part in Mendon. There is $50 aere,
we'll divided into moving, ting and pasturng
Well watcrcd and plenty OF wood. The buildings
consisting Of dwelling house, barns sheep sheds
&c are all m good order There Is on the place
a good orchard old ana Young trees. Sugar or
chard, Sc. For further particulars enquire Of
Alexander Ressigue IN Rutland village, or Of the
subscriber on tho place
II. :. CLARK
?. :. This farm ana stock will bc sold at pub
hr auction on the place. on the 2Sth day OF March,
Al o'clock I. NJ, unless disposed OF before at
private sale mlld2dSllwjw
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
L t.c i.1sr ~, ~, IrIr I'm

NAI.FN N UITINAIF HIfII IT
DIR. Dow, Nos. and o Endcott street, Boston,
is consulted daily for all diseases incident to the
female system. Prolapsus Utcn or falling of the
Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual arrangements, are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in very few days.
Dr. Dow has, no doubt, had greater experience
in the cure of diseases OF women and children than
any other physician IN Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients who may
wish TO stay III Boston few days under his treat
ment.'
y. b. An letters must contain four red stamps
or they Will not be answered
Othce hours from a. IN. 10 s p. IN. l7-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

W. sell Drass Patterns, Pant Patterns, Wyl<.
cotton Cloth, shawis, Carpotng,. She,uut., Dry
and Fancy Goods, &e., &c. Circulars Sent Free,
giving tub particulars or Twelve Checks sent tur
One Dollar. describing twelve different articles
which We will sell Tor One Dollar Each.
n Ladies and Gentlemen wanted a, aetni.. to
whom the most liberal Inducements ara oH.nr
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CHAS. LETS & co.
Manufacturer Agents.
f'N I'd FrnrnAL surrr. =.
'"ly Boston, Mas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
NEW PAINT SHOP IN FAIR

GARDNER & FRANKLIN,
House, Sign, Carriage anil Ornamental Painters.
Orders fInm distance promptly attended. 70.
Particular attention given to sign Painting. Signs
furnished ami express paid 10 all parts Of the
county. j-wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

iHAklsfN MANtlN,
Commissioner of Patents.
q" have un hesitation ia assuring inventors tlt
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting their ap-
plcatiunS m form 20 secure for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
MIR. Il. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, IN all but ONE OF which patents have
been granted, and that one Is now pending. such
uumlstakahle proof OF great talent and ability on
his part, lea Is me 90 recommend all inventors Ia
apply to HIM 10 procure their Patents a. they may
De- sure Of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and At very reasonable
charges. JOHN IAGHARG."
Boston, Jan. l. lN6S. l:wly
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4 RESIDENCE WANTED FOR A

1 ST HOOL- Professor L, GpInmet tee is desir-
Gus of procuring in some convenient and pleasant
locality dwelling house OF sufficient capacity to
Accommodate pupils under his instruction iR
French, a. hoarders, and that can be used during
the season Tor the accommodation of Summer
buarlcrs Persons knowing of such an opportun-
ity to rent a suitable building will obligehy ad-
dressing
PEoF G. COMMITTEE,
Scpt2llwAWtf Box 800 Rutland, VT
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
STALLION WOODSTOCK.

SEASON 1865.
his well known trotting stallion and stock
hnr-" VIII stand this season at the Ho9l stable IN
Woodstock and serve limited number OF mares
TERMS $50 90,
80 uu To be paid nj time Of service. and s25 90 49,
cured to be paid when the mare proves with foal
Money paid will be refunded for mares not prov.
ing with toal. No variation from these terms,
Particular attention paid to mares from dis.
lance TODD rasturage near the stable. All
mares at risk OF owners
me owner OF WOODSTOCK would be glad to have
o"eIs VI INST class mares avail themselves of thi,
are not wanted ''' mart
-, SCHUYLER HoIsIEGTOS. Agent
- 'iai'ii' 1903 l4:w3m
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sEMINAL MEAKNEss

Dr. Dow arvutes large portion Of his time %
the treatment OF Those eases caused by secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Head, DimnC,, OF sight, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, arrangement OF the
Digestive functions, symptoms OF Consumption,
81. such parsons should, before contemplating
matiimony consult physician Of experience, and
d, az once restored TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish 20 remain under Dows treat
mout viii he furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent 20 all parts OF the country with full
directions
Dr bow ht, al-o for sale the French Capottes,
warranted the lost preventive. Order by mail
Three Tor Al and "A rcd stamp. lilly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

Benz ,th hi treatment all the horrors of yeners
and impure llnod, lmpoteucy, Scrniula, Con
olhua, 1 lcels Pain and Distress in the region u
prugrsitinn, Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrpcge, Assesses, Humors, irighuul
dwellings, and the long tIa,n Of horrible symptoms
attending tins class OF disease, are made 20 hecome
as harmless as the simplest wailings of cold.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
GROUND OFFEE~.

PURE RIO, 70, . and 30 cents = H.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. 30 cent,
an
ROYAL CLUB, Extra Fine, IS cents
In order to meet the demands of the people Of
Rutland and vicinity, We have appointed POND
X MORSE, corner OF Centre street aud Merchant
Row, Agents for the sale Of our Teas and Cotirrs
All goods arr put up by ourselves in one pound
packages at our Warehouse in New York, and
retaicd at Rutland by Pond & Morse, at the same
prices at which they are 10 be had over our cuun-
tiers III New York All goods put up 10y W. beal
the trade mark OF 1.-The Great nlted States Tea
Warehouse" OF 7. Y. KELLEY Il Co, STAMPED
OH the package. None others genuine. W,
especially caution people against procuring theiI
goods OF any company III New York, Boston
or elsewhere, representing themselves a, being
connected with our house We solicit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

We import very superior quality OF hIhngs
Opl0ng and Moyuuc Young ky>on Teas, put up IN
We sell the Oulong at $3.50, and the Young Hy-
son Al 81 90 l. D.
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IN CASH.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
ruvArE'OR pEMCATE NATURE,

] HI Dr. how continues 10 BE- consulted Al In
uth.r, No aul Enlicott street, Boston, on
al dIsyusr, Ola
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09
Il II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
CHARLES MASON,

81 r-aul Mr. Eddy "A, one ct tn. IGo,' ,tla,hle
ant successful practitioners with whom have had
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23
Agricultural Department.

Mr.. Editor: In your issue of April
2nd l notice q list Of varieties Of apples
that are reported by a committee appOin-
ted by the OtOe county farmers club, as
being hardy and reliable in Nebraska,
and as you endorse the same, IwOuld in.
fer from this that they are recommended
for general cultivation. Before this lis.
is iaken as a guide / would respectfully
suggest some alteration. First, in their
classification. Place Williams Favorite
on the summer list, Fameuse and Mother
in the winter list Strike from the lis,
Milan. NewtOwn Pippin and Northern
Spy, and add TO il G~royenstine, Orlley,
Peck Pleasant and White Winter Pear
man. The reason for striking out Mi
Ian is It's unworthiness Newton PippiD
on account Of its being a slow and feeble
grower, (more so than any variety /
known Of. and Northern Spy on account
Of its habit Of growth, and the time il
takes to come 10 maturity. E. H. B.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23
From the CultivstGSan and Country Gentleman.
Sowing Clover Seed.

Your Connecticut correspondent, S.
T. Botsford, wishes to know if a cold
snap or frost Injuries clover seed hat
has been sown so early in the spring as
10 terminate before freezing weather is
over. / will give him and the rest of
your readers my experience. Nearley
thirty years ago, when quite a young
farmer, business threw me in company
with the late Robert Coffin of this coun.
ty, well known as a practical, intelligent
and successful farmer. The converse
ton turned on the proper time to sow
clover. His advice to me was, "Always
sow early. Where you lose one crop by
frost, you will save two from being killed
By early drouth before the roots have
taken sufficient hold" / thought advice
emanating from so high a source, worth
trying ana have continued 10 practice it
ever since, without having lost a crop by
frost, and saving many from droulh, when
late sown on farms in the immediate
neighborhood persisted. / once thought
my early sOwn killed by frost, and re-
seeded, the thickness conviced me to the
contrary, though / think the second SOW
ing paid well.
We generally SOW too thin. No less
than six quarts to the acre should be
sOwn where timothy has been sown the
fall previous, and a good mixture Is de-
erred. If no umOthy is to be sown, eight
quarts is better. In early sowing we
should always be governed by circum'
stances, and not by any particular time In
the spring.
What would be considered earley
soma sprinOs. would be very late others.
Ibave Sown all lhe way from the
22,h Of February 20 the fore part Of
April. and have now (l4th Of March)
INV seed ready 10 SOW when the walking
viii do. In sowing earleys i is not es-
sentiaI that the ground should be full Of
cracks after.frosl wilIletit il s~nficiens-
lY. v. M. TOWNSEND.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23

the lree, OF the boys viii steal the fruit
Never plant . grove. for the boys VIII
kill the trees, or the wind might break
them down. Never dig a well as a els
Iern is better, and if you dig q well the
neighbOrS mighs trouble you for water.
Never raise hogs, for they might offend
your. =
P. NJ. And ifyOu should eat q piece Of
the accursed beast, you might just as well
set your house in order, for tomorrow
thou shalt die.
The club adjourned TO meet at some
convenient season.
NJ. X. MEDpLEsoME,
Secretary Stevens Farmers Club.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23
dir ".

CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
= ". TIPToH, US Senator BroEnEille,
= HAYER OmanAs
JOHN TAFFE, Representative, Dak0ta CITY.
STATE DIRECTORY.
DAVID BUTLER, Governor BaWnee Cny.
THos. p. ENEAR Se-retsTTs Omaha.
John GILLESPEE, Auditor, Omaha.
AUGUSTUS KoUETz Treasurer.
r. S. KEOx, Librarian, Omaha
E Judiciary.
y O.P. MASON, Judge Of LIST judicial District
VIZ. II. HOOVER, District CLERK forNemaha Co.
LEGISLATURE.
Maj. 7. J. MAJORS, Senator Peru, Nemsha 20.
GEO cRow, Representative Fairview %
LOUIS WALTER, do BrOWnYilles DO
CHAs. HAYWOOD, do Grant, do
WIN. DAILY, do Peru do =
UNITED STATES DIRECTORY.
q. n ATKEsOE, Register. US. Land once,
JoHN l.. CARsoE, Receiver, ) BrOWnTiile.
S. FUTILE, u S. As. Assessor, BrOwnFtlle.
A. D. MARSH, Post Aasters BroWnville.
S. n. RICH Begisteri in Bankruptcy.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
JAmEsM HACKER CLERK and Register Of Deeds.
G.. ". RATIO Treasurer
~ a. ". MORGAN, Probate Judge.
~ DATIDsON PLAsTERs, Sheriff.
W.F. WRIGHT Surveyor.
s. Ss ! R HS5 s.. Count. Commissioner.
ERNAR OTTExs, Coroner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23
Churches.

Churches
First Baptist.-Services on Second Sunday and
preceding Saturday Of each month at O'Clock p. n
81 the Methodist church in BrOWnville. Rev. n. F.
WILLIAMS, Pastor.
At no / 2 A. n, and 8 10 P. n. Prayer Meeting every
Tbursday evening; Sunday School every Sabbath ii
8 - N. Rev. W.. s. BLACKBURN, Pastor.
Eniscopal.- Services IN McPherBOn's Hall every
otber Sunday at I01-2 A. NJ, and every Sunday al
7I2P.M NJ. Sunday School at I-4P P. II. every SUM-
day. Rev. G. R. DAVIS, Missionary.
First Presbyter an Services every Sunday 81
IoIaI n. and s 10 P. N; Sunday School at 2 1 4
p N 7: PRAYER meeting every Wednesday at z P. NJ
Rev. Ohm T. BAIRD, Pastor.
Arrival and Departure OF Mails.
Eastern fail arrives daily, except Sunday, At ], pm.
Northern Mail arrives atI.p.m
departs Z" att IL"
Western Mail arrives ever, wednesday at T. p. m
Grant Mail arrives every Tuesday at 8, p: m.
" a departs every Wednesday ats, .. n.
Rockport Mail arrives every Saturday at 3 p m.
Persons will obIiEs BY getting their mail in fully
half an hour before the departure OF mails.
ONCE open Sundays from 8 to 3, an, and from TO
pm AID. MARSH, P. NJ.
. LODGE DIRECTORY.
BRowNvILLE R. A. CHAPTER.-NeetS at Masonic
Hall in BrOwnville each Monday evening. for lectures
and york. B. W. FURRAS, P.
GEO. r. DAVIS, Sec.
"a h11EA 1101- 49, - - 1SI
regularly In the Masonic Hall on the LIST ami Sd Satur-
days Of each month. 7 W. BEDFORD, WV.
J. MORRISON, Seer etary.
BRowKvILLE LODGE, l Of F, meets regularly
every Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall.
H. @. LETT, N. G..
g.. " FAIRBROTHER, Sec.
B~RoWByILLE LODGE / o Of g I, meets regularly
every Friday evening in the Masonic Hall.
FREDERICK PARKER, W. G. T.
D.. II. LEWIS, W. s.
q A R-Post Mol, Nemaha County, meets every
alternate Thursday, 10 BrownYille, over Dorsey &
Bros Clothing Store at !, PM.
Capt. o. B. HEWETT, P. @.
". D. BLACKBURN, T. A.
HARMONIA-Meets every Wednesday evening in
the hall west Of Telegraph once, AcPnersOn's Block.
LOUIS WALDTER, Pres.
Jos. SHUT, Sec.
BROwEYIJLE LITERARY ACCOMMODATIONS
every Thursday evening at I, P n.
J, S. scHRNK. Pres.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CoMPANY-omee
IN HcPhersOn's Block. J.. BEAR. Operator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23

AVARIErT OF BREEDs.-A writer in
the CuItivatOr states thatit isgOOd policy
to have several kinds of poultry. The
Cochin, Brahma and Shanghai make
good incubators, while for layers the Po-
lands, Golden and Silver Hamburghs,
Leghorns and Andaluyian varieties may
be relied upon. {.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-23
CITY DIRECTORY.

GEO. ". FAIRBRoTHERs Mayor.
JAMES C. McNAUGHTON, CLERK
WM. A. Pollock, Marshall.
JONAS HACKER, Collector.
VIM. II. HOOVER, Treasurer.
7. R. FISHER. Engineer.
o. B. HEWETT, Attorney.
G. +. STEWART,
JEo L. CARSON,
h. W. FURSAs, ALDERMEN.
J. L. MCGEE,
@. C. DORSEY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03
TELL ME, LOVE, AND TELL ME
- ~ TRULY.



There's shadow on thy face, love, and a
glamour Ger thine eye. ...7
And the music Of thy voice, love, is the
whisper OF sigh
Sad and soft, and sweet and plaintive, like
the murDur of the breeze
When it kisses the dead beauty of the bar
rem autumn trees,
If grasp thy lily hand, love, it is weak and
It is cold;
And miss the thrilling pressure of the
charmed days OF old; =
While thy lips in nightly greeting to the
rapt approach of mine,
Have a cold and lifeless seeming. like the
lees of deadened wine
Oft I seem to see thee sit, love, as if looking
Ger the sea,
Thou didst view some far.off object that is
not revealed to me,
And dldst wait until the pillows cold should
bring It to thy feet,
Or upon their bosom bear thee, in their
trackless paths to meet.
Tell me, love, and tell me truly, is there not
some hidden thought,
Some nnburied recollection, from the graves
of past hopes brought,
Some mystic charm Of feeling, binding up
the pregnant years,
WIZ tneir longing and their fearing, with
their pleasure and their tearsg
Telbme, loge.and tell me truly; for the heart
That ,eaks TO thee,
II u &c noS grand or noble, is cen true as
heart ca, be,
And tgr eye crystal tear-drop sadly
tren Ding thy face,
A drop Of loving likelihood leaves its burn.
ing orinson trace
~
Tell me, love, and tell me truly; for the
days that We have known,
When our hearts beat close together, with a
rhythm in their tone:
When by shining lake or river, while we
watched the studded sky,
All the whippoorwills in chorus sang our
own star passing by. ~
Tell me, love, and tell me truly; for the
days that yet may be,
When the green is on the mountains and the
bloom upon the lea,
When all nature shall enshrine US in its bar-
mony Of grace,
And the magic Of affection make elysian
every place.
Tell me, love, and tell me truly, and I will
not speak thee cold,
If thine eye hath caught some vision mid
these memories of old
That doth bring to thee such sorrow as q
withered flower gives wv.
When the one who plucked it molders and
the one who took it lives.
For know thee, love, I know thes-and
that gentle heart of thine
Hath bestowed so rich treasure on this
weary heart of mine,
That the lustre of the jewel will as clesr
and perfect seem, .'I-
Though, perchsnce, some other bosom may
have caught its dazzling CLEAN.
Tell me, love, and tell me truly, what thy
sad eyes see afar,
Where the waves sweep slow and softly
'heath the glimmer of our star.
launch upon the deep,
And go seek the spectral vision that doth |
make thee sigh and week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03
SONNET.


Shall forget thee when the spring comes
back, =
And the green mists begin about the trees,
And cling and brighten; and no heart has
or living, and no ear Of melodies,
And no eyes weary of the rainless air
me world grows sweeter than heart can
bear,
Live with white violets whose breath has
made
Earth like pillow where young heads are
laid,
Fragrant and frsil, and hid in their warm
air;
When all sweet fower.scents rise like happy
rhymes,
From golden memories of olden times,
And out OF Death springs Life, and joy from
pain,
And laughter to young lips, and love to
men
Shall forget thee then, forget thee then
London Spectator,