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New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
THE DRAMA.

REMEMBER THE NATIONS DEFENDERS
II is our pleasing duty again to direct atten-
ton TO the entertainment which viii be given this even
ing at steinway Hail. in aid of SICK ana dlsaDeu Onon
SOLDIERS and of the widows and orphans Of soldiers VINO
died for the old flag during the late civil war Inc per
formanee bids tair 10 be uncOmmony interesting IN
character Miss Minnie Hauck and signOr Errani will
,inQ MIR B. Ilsteman will be the vionist and Mr. Fred
Istep,an viii perform on the piano Humorous readings
by e "Doestcks" aud Alderman Rooney" will agree
ablv diversity the entertainments Horace Greeley Will
preside and may be expected to address the meeting
e enterprise is fostered by the Ladies' Union Relief
Association a society that has done, anu is uohs a
quiet, perseyering, unOstentauous Way-a SIeat oS
good SOmc idea OF s hDeTs anu . ai 49, y
gathered the fact that during us ast ScHl year
it dssed SlUI74 and incurred Oly Sl0S ol eNpees
Here are az once munhcence and economy ia lhe looo
business Of relieving distress. IL not necessary 70 sly
n single word for the motive that prompts this So
1ietys Iabors No claim, surely, can be more sacIe1
than that the Who lave given health ana NE iOr
the salvation of the Republic. The particular ehteItu-
ment announced for tonight is but one OF many eAPe-
ents devised by the Association TO recruit ls treasury
The business details of this as OF previous similar enter
lFises been efficiently arranged uhueI Ile
direction of Officer c. :. McWatters, who has long Deel
a faithful in the cause OF practical peneNOehee
We trust that Steinway Hall may be crowded tonight
Let do duty, IL the ampest MANNER lOWaiu u'
BatiOn's defenders.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Matilda Heron viii appear at the Broadway
TbeateT, next Monday, as CGmHe
Ristors performance at the French TheateI
last night was her l2lth in New-York City.
Mile AK Farnat will have benefit tonight,
at tho French Theater The programme comprises Aeu
Paners Vendanges SOFT Faites" and " l. Autograph.
The Panorama of the War; at Madison square
Hall continues exhibition, and attracts large audi
enees by whom the exhibition Of our cOuntiys times OF
tril is contemplated with absorbing interest
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
THE WHISKY FRAUDS.

TIE TRIAL OF EX-COLLECT0R CALLICOT.
The trial of ex Collector T. c. Callicot, and his
deputy John s. Allen was concluded in the United States
1ne time being occupied by Mr.. f. w stOughonin sum
ming UP for the prosecution and IN the delivery OF the
charge by Judge Nelson. The Judge after recitIng the
law governing the case, proceeded 70 review the
regard 10 the action OF defendant, CalicOt in
receiving the hand bond his Honor went on to show that
mt ne nIst declined 70 give the permit and took the bond
90 look into subsequently when witness called for the
permit be said be believed al right Had he really
made an examination into the suclency the security
he would naturally LOOK 70 tho character condition
Of the securities - these were fe MSsi S5iE
ON the BOND HAD the Collector taken the pains 10
would have been readily ascertained 1Se
experiment Was tred upon CalllcOt 70 get a
permit 70 remove the whiskys without any bond ind
his Office in the removal thereof His Honof was snrrv
10 say that CacOt had entertained the application nre
septed by Cunningham from McMuen for 6lank nernits
9r lie 3,noval of tLe whisky kneNno H. Z, a
t no no other way than IN defaudDg the C;oyernneuf
Tbus put upon his guard TO the intention OF these fo
that the aud In the remoSa OF The whisky from MIsSS
warehouse, without payment u me tax and without
security, prevented Tue Jadge continued at con
derabe length, aud az ~ O'Clock the case was given to
ne iury who then retired IN compliance With difee.
ons from Judge Benedict, Judge Nelson having retired
tile fury came into Court at o'clock Al that hour the
Attorney Keaseby and Mr. Allen, the assistant
of Mr. Tracy Messrs CaicOt ana Alien t0Ok ther seats
al table After the jury had swereG 70 telf nses
tie foreman response the CLERKS question: sald hat
tIey had not agreed upon verdict moments pause
ensued, when Judge Benedict said; .. .r
ssTLHR shall direct the Nsbd 10 furnish yon with some re-
slsa1 rou sgee upop verdict before u 0oe IL J9n have not
sTed 5, ts bout sbs des. ne asrsa y he you orahl,
"a 80 ,sge otr yeriet you prepared cfe shal attend
Csr, Sss'i s".' ''t o1 p i0oJ ASs s9 b
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DRANTATIC NOTES.
THE TURE.
THE HoBOKEN RACES.


The race-track and the adjoining stables al
secauous were very lively yesterday afternoon All the
stables arc crowded with the horses that have arrived
from all parts OF the Union TO take part in the coming
race meeting The track is improving rapidly ana pro
vided the weather holds good. will be in line Tnnnn
send some his horses away TO make loom for the recent
arrivals. Dr. Weldon expected to arrive to-day Win
Aldebaran, Jubal, Bonnie Braes, and perhaps some
Others. l. V. snedeeker has taken ms three e DaS'
but viii return before the His lot consists OF
James A. Connolly touryear,o Dy dnaai OUT 9i mp.
threey y by Colossus out OF the dam OF seen-
The following list Of the horses at present al the
col MDANlELss STABLE.
,,s B'' eada b. sf "a A A s f E bl b 3 s By 1I
ion Alabama Ripley gea t Jet DAVE eau Nina SloI,
tesIs l. E b Lelngoa acy Fowler sy e. ey
syRes ssal B. years b. Planet Dam Alegai Adeege,
10 Faux isn dam Jenny Ro.s Chestnut f sir. By Ds;qp
ion taa BY oHoore soe eoh yeS o P,.a . VIZ VIZ
Shgpen yeaI. y Breckenridge can Lazy S!As' Dsn
'''' y ''' McoSSEII HARNESS STABLE.
Trainer n p rHoxP1oS. =. ,.t.
es pes Oh y BY lie ELsI5so5T Lsi Ssy. gagoTy. S1 .Sg @ in
Ic ss' la. ny 9sioBs s'S Su 1 & d yfs 5 Hero da~ G AonaT
Bow Coli 3 Jean, Jy Ralc, Jam basy
DOwIING's STABLE.
Imp Exile D. y yers By Fright dam Hloe1ei Gerald b e. =
sy fe' Saq Rose, 's eTe, s.; e. 6 e. yssT % s,
i1'fs so5E Ian Iaalf 80. ys b Eclipse, dam Heroine SiHa
GES, BROWNS STABLES
fRAisRk T6NNi fkk.
osS ls SG5 d % Eci Pi Sy'f5sa 4as ~sr c. ssfs 5 Las
iOI, dsH, May CSss
Mr. SANFORD's STABLE.
ANTHONT TAYLOR.
Dr. f. by Lexington DAM Lulu Horton; La Henderson
y yssIs BY Lexington Tie Mnse, br e, by Lexington,
daIe, Mildred
MAYOR BACON's STABLES.
Chengt fy By Bill CAeaami brown t years by Dlck
MR.. DuSHAM's STABLES
PHILADELPHIA.
OsitTnan years b. by osieTmsn dam PHI Brown,
Betty hoske.l yeans t. By Planet. dam Tsg.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF YEw.YoRK..".....MAy 2e.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship San Salvador Nekenon Savannah mdse aud pass
Steamship Nereus, Bearse Boston mdse and pass.
Steamship Gaaea Sye Providence, mdse and pass
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Richmond mdse and pass
BdE SsssSrca PT Potter w3diG % T5S s. days. plaster
Bns Trenton Norwood, EliIabehPor, for Boston.
Brig Kate Forester Brown, Cher yfed 10 days, lanbet
Rrs,.,se f.bag james Hoffman New Brunswick
oys,'1 5g y5pS vi,,o, Ese,es Eess.s RSiSs SS9SSs'
IIersehel Gsorgetown, o. C. Planter Rondoat
EHla Pharo Baltimore Roger f1Tnne,e Aoanyi ny
h h So,ab sg,b Vil1iaIs Reading RR 30 a. Pllldephia.
Sarah PafSes Virginia Reading RR No. g PhIaasps.a ad,
s'raI M.rict Virginia 3 P MeDsy,' s. ,t.s ,PthladePha
H. T. Wood. Virginia. Jed Frye Port johnson;
R I TiSsS s %snl h' Lodoyl a e pSh' S Port Jci"soH
Il D. cramer virginia llaynOr, Port johnson
siI1 as1sl SISS Sk.s Virginia shepard Mo6HD Kabehporl
q a aossire virginia 'ruus Boine BIrabeihport
P,'a,i iyyr Vir5inis Bella Peek Bl,abe,hpolt
Daniel Morris, ysaa NagaTs il hliass'hPgorSS s g,rSo.,
AR'ou IuIabe,hgor Emily Bridgeport
Il. NJ Ridgey EIlabetlqort Meisn9r' BIdgeg9r-
aHniS SaSl,i hsI, SespoTi Aneh, PTo,deuce-
Ha''a ,-. sn ySIIsys, LiS,,s S,sRngale New Haven
Kss. flss ;. IIayt Srr.IIAyea Ya,s NsT;Hayea.
Mar Matt Nes Haven d. FrsnsIln, Seh Haven
9s,s,.f i,T,1s w1l.ss% S9ssgI' joseph ko. PssUcLe
Jsin 5iI'is = psy wsTchau Albion Pan River
q Ra,.tr South Anboy. Kae Mclean, PHILADELPHIA
Gloucester, New Haven.
SAILED.
6 n,1.sa ss.S P %oa8 p swallow iof San frnco
TO MARINERS.
The eI can tuov Chauu entrance 20 Newfork
Ba r,ceay a position, has been replaced on IL proper
DOMESTIC PORTS.
rwToxpoV MAY M-Aryed City Of Nes.YoTk, from
NsaYors sch Golden West om DesOoa Islands Feo ~ with 10
nm, OIL. "a home freight 6Jl hbls
FoKrsE. MoNKoS Nay 26Auve brig Joban5A Hsiuneh from
ssvasSIn May gs-Ceare bark LOo Liverpool 'chr Walton
Rfhisonl 49, c,-,-- F.,
NswYors sa steamship Maryland for Baltimore s'hr n l.
Dur.ess. fJI GsofycIoEu, y g..
DISASTERS.
Me NAV 26-The Cyprus Anen from Boston for
utap arrived The captain reports That on SATURDAY
ht rhs 81 scgn ost overheard the Near Allen, Of
Hluusioa,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
PASSENGERS ARkIHED.

FROM SAVANNAH May 2sIn steamship e S3r r
rel and wife Mis- Mseke w cir L. Chh ana er'Ss @ bt &
Wiey O. n Jones H. ". Curtis Mrs Reid child and servant
ton Ms. j. Halman Miss Har%an, Mrs o. b.SEyy bLsy,
oConneu " M Dennis and wife D. Martin wife aud two children,
Miss Brown Mrs o. Levy Louis w Terry, o. W Rice Mrs harns
Mr. Poly Mrs and child r. s. Hermitage j. Mnngesor W.
NJ Slover aud wife r. Duya Miss Duva g. Han p Wm's hh
Dossett M Marsh H. GunnmaTtn Me'ts JoDh b. heeu a O "
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ready 10 roceA verdict no 10 o'clock Marshal oonoae le July
e room we 10 Two additional keepers and keep the CoS 0PeH
sending for ne Of agreement i,, haek IN tlejr
The Judge then retired, the jury goinns 20, p"O W ~
room and the defendants 10 the Marshal IooHi'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

JErrrRs offers extraordinary bargains in La
de Ms and Chlrens Doors and sHoEs JEIFERs, No LIN
ilr.daav onpose ST. James Hoffman and Fttaye Eotels
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
IAnnouBcemeaEAl
PEIRcE's STONE SURFACE.

, yva p r.rd with this Surface attain all the hard
e md anrabty Of rono eoode deeompose SAT- wa
,sr mi Ia s oniy nn that will acids Manufactured
tef, anu "e 0nH pAH' '' W. l. NEWTON PEIKcK Co, ,
No t27 North Eeyenthst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

GOrGE's ATMOSPHERIC VENTILATORs, for ven
lstiug pnbIc and private buildings. Pamphlets sent ree
S address HENRY A. GouGE No. 2% Broadway NeS-iorE
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
WARRANTED
THE SIMPLEST, SAFEST, AND BEST
GAS WORKS IN THE WORLD.

The gas made BY Uniform quaiy thar that made
BY any other known process
material be supplied but during the year. While all Oh
apparatus making uch known automatic machines
espeeay supplied weekly entwesky and daily
being outside an entirely separate from the dwelling house
Or the building supplied With gas Others have
occasion to approach them.
All machinery being entirely dispensed With these works get
out Of order.
The gas lees than Onehaf price Of coal gas
Enough gas thirty minutes supply dre
gs hotels using from twenty-five thousand burners
Accidents impossible the tank holding the liquid placed The
ground by covered with the iron ashOr
Ouy portable gas works insurance companies DO no, s
hazardous.
We guarantee gas wOrks.O give satisfaction
No skin required make this gas hoy years Ot can make
sufficient gas for ordinary dwellings in Eve minutes.
cheap. cany convenient substitute for coal wO0d
heat dwellings, and fer all culinary operations, &c
Those desiring further Information will please seud for descriptive cir
calar to the
oace Of the Company where working models may be
A. C. RAND Co.
No. Is Eassau.,t
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p,,rvovApy ,yD SCROFULOUs AFFECTIONS

n UrxrRR formery BroadNay) having returned HV
rome ar an Of four years now oe eonsueu " w. ~
Teptb lie special attention 10 the treatment o
syoou Affections Tioat I'D Lungs Consumption bfoneo
Asthma, &c
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

TURKISH BATHs-NO.. 13 Laight-st., New
York Hours: Gents to aud to M sundays from
to II a m. ! Ladies 10 to IL a
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
p,.s,,,.ss ,rrx WANT Clerks AND APPREN-

ut the eht talent for particular pursuit These
traits can be pointed out by Of PHRESoLodr ana 'ne s
directed to the right place Examinations daily al NO ~
See THR PHREyoL oGIcAL JOURNAL for Jnne ony :" cents
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

! STANusORD CONN.APatrick German, while pry-
ing mn huge stone which we lost his balance snd fen
J Iii hand came In with the prong OF potato digger Sh
gd severe wour Tuesday he was oeka"cd and moFhea-
ton set n and he died on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
Lunp Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma. &C.,

are speedily relieved and taken in time permanently cured ny JAYNE
ExpEcroRANr You will find 1t certain remedy for Coughs an
Colds. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
IVES PATENT LAMPS

II ID
ARE TiE BEST AND MOST RELfABLEi ...
ChanAeHr and u hghtsl Brackets a. p and lghs
Hall Table Reflector Lamps BE- lighted tas quickly as g
trimmed without The globe shade chimney or un
screpnx Our catalogue !ssI out With many ne"
ulIlElous AMI q lst Of
REDUCED PR1CEsil
discount made % Churches aBd Clerymen
Lamp ami Oil cheaper han evcri go
rsaou of Government Tar on on We sell ne rure sree
NONEXPLOsIVR less than last month before
JuLlCs IVES a Co. No. ~ Magieulanc n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-27

81. -Ollo, AhO', bielOh III AOV''
Messrs. HosTETTER a. SMTH-GeRts: Some
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| tried many remedies, without success. FL
nally, my family physician recommended me to
try your Bitters. l commenced using them,
and at once began to improve; in six months
was perfectly restored to health, and could
eat anything desired. l have used your Bit
ters ever since in my family, and would not be
without them. My wife finds them very effca-
cious in allaying attacks of Collie, Bilious De-
rangement, &c. deem your bitters valuable
family medicine, and as such take pleasure in
recommending them to my friends and the pub
lie. Yours, &c, HENRY SIEGE.
Prepared and sold by
HOSTETTER q SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, PENN.
For sale by Druggists, Grocers, and Store
keepers throughout the world
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Gen. Giant In 1851.

The Randolph tMo.) Citizen publishes
Grsn'. one Of hich We cory below
In The summer Of 1851 G..n Grant. them
Colonel Of the 21., Illinois Z .giment OF ir.
fantry. was stationed at Mexico. on tho
North Missouri Railroad. and had comm and
Of the post. Ulysses The silent was ihsn
Ulysses the gsrrulons. and embraced every
isir opportunity which came in his way 10
Iexpress his sentiments aud opininus in re-
gard 20 poli,icsl If airs. One Of these Gee.
lsrstions we distinctly remember. Ins pub.
lie conversation Ringo's banking .house. .
s.er:iug union man pn, This On, s'Ioh 10 h m:
What do you honesty think wss the real
object on the part OF Federal G ". rnmsntp
Sir said Grsnt. Il have no doubt in the
world ,hsl The sole olj.c' is The rrsto'ssion
Of the Union. | will s,y further, ihoSgh.
ihnt ! sm 4 Democrat-every man IN my
regiment is a Dlmocrst- nnd whenever I
shall be convinc that this war hes ior ito
object any Thing else Than Whist have men
toned, ot that the Government designs
using its so idies 10 execute the purposes Of
the Abolitiens's, I pledge yon my word a.
y man and q soldier that nil mt only 70.
lsign my commission, but will carry INV
sword 10 the other side, and cast my LOT with
hat people,,
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circulation, that 10. a substitution uf paper
obligations, paying no interest, fov 6'aOi
bonds, now payable. that par six per cent
In gold, on their face. Mr.. Pendle,on In.
sists that Chsse'e system Of ns,lonarbsnks.
one OF the greatest s~in6ss Of modern
,imee, shall ut once b. done away with
He says: Issue three hundred millions OF
non-interest paying ereenbsck notes in
place OF the three hundred millions Of sub.
sidissd national bnnk notes, that draw IN.
teress from the oppresssd people. Why is
Mr.. SeyMour silent on this greet wrong o."
this great wrong on the people. MI. Pen
die'on says, isrthes, ihst there 10 q scarcity
Of greenbsck issue-since thAtis the bssis
Of our urrency--for the transaction OF
business. Ev~y part OF the country re-
spo nds to Mr. PsndIe'on. There IL . lack
Of circulating medium for the demands of
business. Let us have two or three hun.
dred thousand dollars worth, more, and mer.
chants aun sell heir goods. and mechanics
and laborers will find employment.
Bu,, at The basis Of the whole greehbnck
fabric. there lies this: the thing tina, weighs
on business. and on labor. IL that half that
is made. now gors 10 the tsx.gatherer =.
i Douhie the smouOt OF circulation, and Ie'
. bore's will have more, nominal. value iol
their lsbor. shopkeepes will get more fo
heir goods; bu, the nominal value that tn
! usLr~, who gets The ,tx-s. will collect vii
= b. me ssmr. Iisresls aud proportional vslu'
: will bs less.
Il other words. The Insurers who hav
D rrtfirked with the Government, will b.
Y SO ,ner paid off and, mesalima. will hsv
Z .uck+d away irss of the life blood Of tn
. oppressed people.
Er Pendle,un's plan is 10 pay OF tn
= bondhold-rs in greenb,cks ats price NOR
Seymour imsgines. ia greenback- equal !
value 70 gold, for This plan, Of which poo
Mr. Greeley is the pateD'ee. Of mako
gre~nbrck 'qual q" god, IL an incompr'
' hensible fool.ry. 10 first .f-ct must
universul bankruptcy, aud the non.paymel
+" OF any public debts. There 10 no, the go
to pa, .uch debt. and there will not be,
: this country, ill the debt is cancelled
somehow!
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A Graphic Description of the Rspubli-
can Leaders.

The New York Herald ibns pre-eus for
i's renders the character OF the Republican
lraders in Washington. The following 10 q
lrue and graphic description:
lin the satanic in,eres. Of party lead.
ing Republicans, bad men, scius,ed by tne
most corrupt motives. hsv, been plungiue
the country from one ftighful extreme 70
hno,hpr for The past three y-ars. Their
legislation at Washington has been The
mos, atrociou- that ever disersced civilizs.
ton. Gigantic frauds 60 unpunishsd. grors
corrup ptiUns are white washed of covered NJ,
characters yield the gres,est
power, and TO Grspise the Constitution, 10
break down the huiwsrks Inch the fathers
OF the republic erected 10 project the liber-
Re publican distinction in Washington.
Impeachment 10 lssgu1d with md 10 only
sno'her name tor reputation. To punish .
temporary political offender ,hey would
csusl, forever the credit OF 'he nation. To
smash up The Democratic party they would
not hesitate IL dash the couviry into The vor-
TEX Of irse,rievs bie snksuptcy, snarchy and
rum. The mAre sff-clusIiy to subdue on
ALREADY subdued portion Of the country,
once IN rebellion. they have brought TO their
aid q race OF bsrbsrirns aud clio, he'd III sul
with all the p'srcgasves Of the r~igniog
rnce OF the land. aud through their insiru.
mentslity they hope 10 perpe,ua,e and
strengthen their hold upon a poliiicsl power
. they were only created to abuse To build
plnp their narrow minded oghrchy they hnvs
, lsid violent hands upon that soldier, Gen.
s;si Grant, and are endess orisg TO weld
P him 10 their partisan purposes. With the
2 prestige Of his name aud the assistance Of
The Southern negro vote they expect TO carry
u the next presidential elec,i"r, aud thus en-
= stall upon The American people another four
q years of inlolsrsbte mi.ruie."
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A Clergyman who r,j,ys The substan.
lisl benefits OF y fine farm. wns slightly 10.
sen down few days ago by HE IRISH
pl,uehman. who was sitting on bis plough
il a tobacco field. The reverend gentle.
IN IN being an economist. said. with grea,
se robustness:
'Joi n, wouldn't il be . good plsn for you
to have s,ub scy the here and be- cutting u
lew bushes along the ience while the horse
is resting short time!
Johr. with quite ~ serious . countena ncs
ss the divine himse!, said:
See here, wouldn't II be well cir. fos 20,
l,o have q tub OF potatoes IN the pulpit. ant
while they are singing. 10 psel 'em swhil
20 he ready Tor the po'!'
The reverend gentleman laugh ed Aesr.iI.
and left.
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A Quakeress oui ~ Bloomi ngton. jssl
cus OF her hushsnd, watched her move
meats. and one morning actually discover.
cd the trusnt kissing snc hugging The serv
ant girl. Broadbrim was not long in die
covering the face Of his wife. as che peepet
through the hsIi.open door, an d rising will
all the cooIness Of general officer, thus cd
dressed her, 'Betsey, thee had better qui
pseping, or thee will cause . disturbance II
the Ismily
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epRING.

Spring is coming! /, uncIoses
Tiny Iscves on sll The roses!
Snow.d'op, hyacinth and crocus
An :uqui'ing eye can focus!
Nature ssys ihst Spring IL coming.
And The bees will soon be- humming!
Spring il coming. BY degrees
Rise the rows Of early peas!
Spring 10 co'ni0g, surs aud stesdy-
Sugs and snsis have come slresdy!
Nature saws that Springs approaching,
On the Winters steps encrosching!
Spring s coming! Elm and chestnut-
lIorse-oi course, and not The best nut
Put forth buds; and lsrches Slender
Wear a green ,hs,'s fresh aud ,eader!
Nature Gays Tint Spring 10 nearing.
Soon The cuckoo you'll be hearing!
Spring is coming! From their sleeping
Dsds The 'ulips now nre peeping!
Bird' are singing. bliihely wioging.
Md the swinging Branches clingine!
Nature says that Spring 10 near us
That's u prospect which should cheer III
Spring is coming! But her p'easing
Promises may end il freezing!
All the Dnds and blooms sre lost,
May VI April bringing Irost.
Nature cries that Spriag is coming,
Bu' .xperi' nee ssys .he's hu,nIniug.