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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-09-15
THE
Cen. John G. Brown Nominated.

NASHVILLE, Sep. l3.-The Demo
cratic Convention met to-day. General
Ouarles was chosen Chairman.
Gen. John C. Brown was nominated by
reclamation.
The whole thing was managed by ex-
rebel soldiers. No civilians got to the
front.
The platform is a TRADE against the
General Government. There were
twelve resolutions adopted.
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$40 MADE from SO CENTS.

Gail n examine something urgently
needed by everybody, or Samples sent
free by mai for 30 cents that retails easily
fo- Ten Dollars. Address, II. l.. VOL
COTT,1Sl Chatham Square. Y. y
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sSE9 LOOK HERE II!
New Boot and Shoe Store
~JoNEsBoRoUGH TENN.

JONESBOROUGH TENN.
am now prepared to do all kinds of
work in my line. will keep all kinds OF
work on hand from the best French
calf boots to the best brogan shoe. My
work is al put up by experienced work
men under my own supervision, and |
warrant all work lone in my shop. All
kinds of work made to order on the
shortest notice. Particular attention
given to Ladies Work. Shop. first door
east of the Post Office, and opposite the
Agricultural establishment OF Thomas IL
Cummings. III. p. MILLER,
70ian6mGcm19.
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No. 20.
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Thousands suffer from it.-A weak.
nervous, exhausted feeling. mo energy,
animation or vigor, low spirits, weak
memory, involuntary seminal emInisions,
with loss of power and threatened impo-
tence. The consequences of excesses.-
This is NERVOUS DEBILITY, and it
findsn sovereign remedy in HUMPH-
REY,S HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No
TWENTY-EIGHT. Thousands have
been cured by these pills. They tone up
the system, arrest the discharges, dispel
the gloom and mental depression. and re-
juvenate the system. Price 81 for il pack
age OF five boxes and a 81 vial OF powder.
which is important m all old lonG-Staud-
ing eases, or 81 per single boX. Sold by
all first-class druggists, II sent to amy
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC lIOMEOPA-
THO MEDICINE CO., $50 Broadway,
New York.
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IF YOU want Dry GOODS lower than
Il any other house sells them. call on
MAHONEY & SIMPLIFY.
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MASONIC NORMAL SCHOOL.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,


WASHINGTON COUNTY,
L. TENNESSEE.
THE FIRST SESSION will begin
Il on the First Wednesday of Septem-
her, 1870, and continde Forty Weeks. In
structiom thorough and effective.
SAMUEL ANDERSON, NJ. D., President
c. IoLMEs CLARK, \. NJ, Prof. Latin,
Modern Languages, &c.
REV. j. n. BAKER. Prof. English Lit
c%rature, and Principal Female Depart
ment.
- = Principal Primary Department.
Arrangements have been made for the
reception of Students of both sexes.
RATES PER TERM OF 30 WEEKS.
Primary Department. ..s........ So 90
intermediate Department ...:..... 8 90
Academic Department. .......... IL 90
Department ............ Is 90
Frehch (EXtra) 8 90
Contingent 75
Music at Professors Charges
HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
For further information, address Rev.
W. Z. Newell, Secretary, or Prof. Clark
Fall Branch, Washington County, Tenn,
7~0july2Stf nEG0 ,G.ru Dir
Greeneville Nat. Union copy.
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Read the card of w. W. Woodruff i
Co. in this issue of our paper.
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Great Distribution
Blythe Empire Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to the Amount Of
G5OO.OOO.
EVERY TIC KET DRAWS A PRIZE;

each $500 to 500
70 Elegant Rosewood Melo-
- ucOlS ~ " cCO
$50 Sewing Machines each go to 175
500 Gold Watches I'D to 800
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, de-,
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POLITICAL.
asasa |isHa4 '-s71--4-a 1saa' =
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
N without plates, clasps any extra ctols Teeth built
upOu original sha3e AMI color without
DR.. SIGISMuNp, AZ East Union square
(NOLTON DENTAL sOCIATIOE-ORIGINATORS OF
~ the angstheic OF nitrous OXIDE renders teeth
drawing pleasure and certainly destroys al pain. Occ ~
Cooper Institute.
vNR. CRANES OsTEOPlASTlC AND PLATINA RE.
~ decaye broken and sensitive teeth to their ori
cinal shape color and without lSUV tcs
inonias Rooms, 255 West f0rty-seco street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOIyORCEs-L LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED WITH
out publicity; advice Of charge. Apply IN person
or y letter to WIN. b. HARPER Counsellor at Law, 3Qy
Broadway, near Duane street
MO MORE MEDICINE.--PERFECT HEALTH RE-
IN etcred to all without dru,s by DCBARRi'S De
LICIOCs REyALENTA ro0p which has effected .,, over
ton all kinds aud tomach and liver complaints
Copies of free. Sold 10 !sns pound VI 2o;o
bounds 85 Du BARRY & CO.. Ito William strce- New
York, and at a.. druggists and grocers.
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COASTWISX STEAMSHIP:
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
Through Line TO
Caiif

Through Line TO
-, California and China.
1hrGSsn pis. rase, cs New YORK to San Francisco
These rates include bcfths board ana al neccssarc for
Steamers Of the above line cavo pier No a North rver
foot Of Canal al street at st IL O'clock noon,
DAYS "a on sunday. then the day previous: ,,
hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult MedI
seIt. zo Captain Gray connecting with COLO
steamer JAPAN vii San Francisco October ls7o
An freight for San Fraocsco vii go :" FAST and be re.
Frs.b o s'S sd South Pacific port. will
, BE- ua r on snas ssa,y Sept ~ only Az
For freight or passage tickets and all further informaon
'pp' ~ VIC 'H''' f''' AVE- : ''' +. r. BABY, Agent.
syATGs Msi h4L1 sTAasXiF HAXfFA COMPANY
ss1E , '''''s $780,. :. ., pre-
iso G9HMpA os SaP j. Il b. 'in Mawads STd -
' s. q. WHEELER. Jr, President.
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New YORK and Mexiean Man Steamship ). Line,
sailing every twenty days, from pier u East river
eTy ey SE MEk159 Rss s9 sss or y
FOR freight Or r 'iaESi 'AESE2XSDRr SONS. 80 Brosaw.y
GAN DOMINGO LINE
- Puerta Piatn,
Samana and st. Domingo City.
The United States mail sieamship
Captain r. A. Delaney
VIII leave pier No. North river for the above ports
Tbursdsy, sept. IL, three O'CLOCK L. N.
sFoFf0RD BROTHERS 4 Co,
20 Broadway.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
The AL TILLIE Captain Partridge pier 20 East
river viii sail % Monday, Scptenbe II. at < 2 NJ.
goods Houston the interior will Forwarded by
acena Mcssrs I. Mcmahon K Co., free of charge.
The steamer GENERAL sEDGWICK will follow.
f0' freight or e. R'if NsEIGoRY CO.. 5s Maiden lane.
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old line. Freight low.
The well known lrSt class sidewhecl steamship
BlENVlLLE,
j. B. Baker, commander
VIII leave pier No. rs North Saturday September
IL, ats +. NJ. Freight 25c. per cubic foot.
Freight taken at through rates from ~. Louis Mobile aor
For treiah, passage having superior .op,
apply 10 LIVINGSTON, FOX p Co,
ss ,-lpcry street.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FRElerr AND PASSENGER
Line Tor Charleston ). @, the Florida Ports
al" the
seuth and Southwest
sailing from pier No North river a. p NJ every Tuesday,
thYrsday and Saturday
The hrst cls.1 sidewhce seam.p
will So, on tMrs Tnssdsr apteh; csn.,g ~ Lockwood,
est rates. ~ ~ " s '''''- ~ Az"
For local 'Fefh hSsT nsi Pa'ssgs spPy 70 20
for through freight tariff and ratos apply
ctas;Iy cBE;SIiLEy D. hAsELL. ecneral AGENT,
The steamship SOUTH CAROLINA VIA iolo.s and All ON
thursday, September l@
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=
TOR sALE-s!cJP l.. J. BLAUvELT, lBrRDEN IS
tons hA:n II Il. in. draws 80 Il. water;
at Hotoken lion DOCKS Inquire of A. II. lIAOZAaD.
CLooP MARY T. WILCOX, 50 TONS, LIGHT
= drought Amy wishing to buy good working soop
for 0O less than she cost Will call
and her the foot of Fyscycnh street. North
-''N' ~-'-' ia. WEAVER, slo Ninth avenue.
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DEOrOsALs FOR PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
- w .s,.iMcrn: n r ca. IN ,o,o

l. AvENiiE. ~ an -
ssss e. 81 aaa ssa H ls's ie
best kind OF pavement 70 be used in paving Pennsylvania
s &. ss YbiY bAY n5 81 ' i M s sssFs Ss
i'G Gs ssisn Fsss,asn: .roan.see
'Ie,terly. ."NicelsoaS Robbins and SPanl,,,
e .
Scoa oa Se @ m or q
work Bidders sa'sfy themselves as to ali tue
Po'.''' ''A'-''''a WIZ SPECIFICATION sPS cHsft
tons which viii GENERALLY one foot below the bottom Of
ins BE- ss 81 q.
sna BE- snd 90 ' To such
point or points as the Commissioners shall direct Where
dsposed where directed, and where embankmsni Is is
Sm oan l' or s earth a s free &c
deposited 10 the ernb.nSnen in myers not exceeding four
rolled with heavy roller Upon the shall be hid
h o. s vii g. hs o
which must conform in every espcc 70 the description and
Bidders state IN their proposals the prices
for each Of the following % tens ,s
ls( Escsyation, per cubic yard.
fs} En- Em6ankment: ess11., mt per per, cubic yard.
Wooden payspsn. !spssilyi1g name per SQUARE yard
places the Comm.oners shall determine; shall be
out unnecessary delay to the. entire satisfaction of the
Commissioners or such person or persons as they may
and sufficient bond via! surste. approved BY n.
the terms Of the contract to be entered Into shall be Strictly
aud faithfully Observed accompany each bid. Tho
Commissioners to themselves the right reject any
all bids not deemed the interests of the government,
corporation OF Washington and property owners
The attention of bidders is ca.ci TO tho following extract
from the act 9 pIcvd; for the paving Of Pennayvana ave-
nqs '.' within thirty day. after they shall
have determined upon the to be uscd they shall
contract for hs pairing Of sad between the points
named, the lowest and favorable possible,
after having caused notice OF the letting thereof be given
In newspapers Pusiishc1 in Wrsnngon onii-
Philadelphia and New York. for twenty days prior
the letting giving the time and place such letting the
kind Of pavement"
Proposals should be directed to General N Mcher
Of Commission for Paving Pennsyyania avenue,
of Public Buildings, Grounds and Works. ashington,
aud endorsed proposals for Paving Pennsylvania aveuue
BY direction OF tho Commission.
N. MICELER, Secretary. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-12

T,ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
l. TIE HIRAM WOODRUFF STAKE
for four year 0s mile heats, harness. $3.50 each
play pay.
On Tuesday, September 10, at $3.50 r. N.
Edwin Thorns b. Niconc by Clark Chief dam by New
York Beauty
g. r. Dorsey's b. f. lucille, by doldust, out OF Bald
Hornet.
M. L. Most's ch. f. Liberty. BY Independent, dam BY
Hoaglanl's Messenger.
W. c. Bryant's b. c., by Goidust, dam half sister to
Goldust.
-Four others paid forfeit, 800 each.
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UKf CObHS.
Opening
Fall and Winter
on cSoos Monday.
From the late
auction sales
Ribbon Department.
f.: q sSss asss:, &C. &c. &c., g. e. @ l IT, ys1s gard
Rich s Ro man ii Ribbons &C. Sc and md sss .g Yard
Sash Ribbons, Soc, 6lc., 7bc 81, SlEa
Hf%aG ns sa9n ssRns Seas: is &c., Ii s s'' piece
Velvet aud ssllus
VIZ Wide ,;i silk yslysts. s g. g. 70 Sa ynrd.
ssss .asslSn .Si sIs si sSss s1s &c. yard.
sioTss @ ss M r%%ns Mining Ssves. Ss sss s Nc plec.
SiH Vide sill Tr'%mnss vesss dS &C % SsHf ii piece
Ehasy Wiae sns s1t csesa vsss: u ssf
MiIiners
supplied pltni,sn NTH cut
at aswhocsac prices.
Round Hats
IN all e shapes, straws vclvet, Pushes, Cactus
o.her brsids, aec. up.
Feathers and Flowers.
Peahcrs Feat. . in every color, 2ss, ale. ioc 45c.
Black Ostrich, 25c, Soc SSc &c. ii, 81 25, up
Feathers II.
ostrich Msrabout Willow Pheasant.
Plume lie coyne and all the styles Of fancy Feathers
very low
Good. 4
less than io5bers prices
Lots Of SILK Trimming, esc. piece.
Six Silk" and satin attn @ mps a1 s o,f 5o Sc s,f piece.
snR'F snS ss1Ts sf q Piece
Black SILK Fringei, &C. to 5ou. yard.
Embroidery Department.
s: E:;;iT:'; L: :s;s;: ss!;
Hamburg Edssss and M, In.ssson.. &c. up.
Linen Linen cSas ios &C.. sc &c. sSc as &C. up ap
ksa Rsaf5 Gaipa1s npasf Tsoss sss aadsr psdSs price.
Bargains this week
NJ ss sd d9innzcy's nzey
Hosiery and Gloves.
yaGsy slls Waass sshea :, Fsria Berlin GISye. 10y
, Ladies' two.6ut;on + kias q. sSs: pair
Ladies' heavy Hos, isse, lsS, lss, 2Ss pair.
LaSies HS IRON eayk frame ns Hose % Sc &c. -'' ''''
Gents Ss aas aa n'fssass e.s & S. pi pair
Ieaiss gsns, mssss and boys Msrino Vests and
Handkerchief Department.
Hem stitched Handicapped. e., 1ec iss, 49, soo.
ss: E%s'SSsass ssss51asi:. ss @ &c., &c. &c.
Cent? hsmmst e. cSorea beTdsGed ere isc each
Fancy Goods Department.
Beat Sewing Cotton. lOc dozen.
Best skein and Spool Sewing silks. lc. spool.
Best Res, sasasa snaPs Machine Silk six: IS spool
esnD'a Bes. Diamond non; Pointed Pins, lc ' paper.
Ss:l I fSi:s's E"s:s s,ss S4sis:' T iss;
rs ward Alpaca Brads, Bic, bOc piece.
Ss.' E.. ss rS,S5 s, SsIs; box
y.s. &c. .o. sSs Ssws1sy sas Rsgas'%ssss ss sss ss,
Faney Sets, 25c, Bic, Doc, s5c;. ssc,, 81. e.,
is and a"sy fans; oces Esssp Mesaos. S s c &c. ''
Crosse. Gre sc Braseieis Ornaments, &c:
Pearl and fancy Sleeve Buttons, loc to Soc
Auction Lola at wholesale,
at small advance on cost
Worked slipper Patterns, SOC. up.
Fan cy Aprons, made up 25c.
ali pfee'f soea. faem.s,,tebed
Uandk crchefs,
cheapest In New York.
wM. Kinney.
between Fourth and Amity streets
Ag sD77ARD RIDLEY SONS,
n
New Fall Goods
receiving daily.
Silks, velyets, Feathers, Flowers, Sash and
Bonnet Ribbons. Trimmings, Fringcs,
Yankee Notions, corsets, worstcd Gool,,
Bonnets Hats, 1ca &c.
Our dollar KID Gloves are superb
Every nair warranted
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
co9 I'll, Blk Grand, 6S. Ga and 70 Anen street,
Fifth block frosn the Bowery.
EALL FASHIONS OPEN AT Myn. A. DUyAL's, 7Ss
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EXCURSIONS.

NEW, FIRST CLASS STEAMER PLEASANT
IA. Valley for Fort Lee, Pleasant Valley and shay
sdc frc Sprlrg street. at TO- g 6l6 and T. NJ Sunday u
cluacd, landing Al Thirty fourth stree. both ways.
OATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD. FULTON
j WALL South and Hamilton ferry cars TO Greenwood
Cemetery connect with 20 the island every f01
minutes. ai
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A -A.--TO LOAN, $4,000, IN ONE SUN, ON IMPROVED
IA. city or country properly.
WASHINGTON X. NICHOLS, Counsellor-at.La
llb broadway, room IL.
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GREATLY INCREASED OUR
facilities for manufacturing enabled 10 offer for
the fall trade OF 1870 Billiard Tables x25 each, furnished
with slate beds the celebrated Get gut cushion &C. kAv.
ANAGH DECKER, corner Canal md fsnsre srcsta New
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PROPOSALS..
I IMPROVEMENT OF TAUNTON RIVER.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATEe E,s

80 CITY HALL, BOSTON, Sept. 6, 1890. Z
Proposals will be received at this Office un the 18Th OF
ms month for dredging out channel through the shoals
Hesdes situated three and half mites below Taunton.
The channel IL 20 feet wide and AZ feet deep water
Yards the dredging Will be continued the until the
whole amount ayasoc (bi0, oCUl Is expended,
The material to be dredged hard compact gravel
mixed with small boudcrs Some few large bonlders may
The dredsed material y 70 be deposited sho, ground at
Pine Hill Bend, or within tho ends OF tho abuacnts Of
Bcrey bridge, at such other convenient locality
Engineer in charge may direct. Suitable bukhoads to
be constructed to con0ne the deposited materials
may nose again washed into the channel.
Proposals must state the price cubic yard for dredging
and depositns the credged material the places nocaed
also The price cubic yard for the removal to the shore OF
such bouders be met with OF size greater
ton The boders OF less woisnt than be
moved by the dredging machine at the price for dredgcd
material.
Proposals must be endorsed the envelope "Proposas
for Taunton Rvcr aud be addressed TO the undersigned
Blank FERNS for proposal and guarantee upon which all bids
must DO made OUT can be obtained at this oce app
cation. J. q. FOSTER,
Corn Enpin nnara
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DOOLS SOLD THIS EVENING, AT THE FLEETWOOD
l. Park Club House, LISA broadway, between Foreth
and Fortydrst Streets the Hiram w MoodruN stake vt
Fleetwood Park, tomorrow. JACOB SOMERINDYKE.
DOOLS WILL BE SOLD THIS EVENING, AT q. W.
L jenkins Fleetwood Club House, I,4S4 Broadway, on
the Hiram Woodruff stake for four year olds
JACOB SOMERINDYKE.
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FINANCIAL.

NDERsON CO.. NO. Q CHAMBERS STREET,
"A Money 20 loan Immediately on Property, New York
New jersey &C.; Ruilders' Loans, Leasehods, Bonds
Salaries and Securities nsgotsted Mortgages bought and
sold; advances made
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SVfA AbEDS-SEWEST AND BEST STYLE orr fsoAN
oinng elegance, comfort and moderate price dan -
Ss ~ mynsny % nssamen.s @ FVurssnh stess four dcc
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A BOUT $4,000 wANTED-TO EXTEND LEGITIMATE
a profitable art. Business secured by valuable copy.
right Liberal arrangements made Reference and securty
satisfactory iuvest'gato. Address WILLIAM tor three
days. box ia Herald Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10

dissusslon bpt hot husband iapressed me.
With lhe idea that he had some hidden.
Intention 10. dwelling with 90 much EN-.
phasis 6n this topic. tHad been tho
father Of Desdom606.H be said, Il had
Killed tho Moor, aud cuL OF lhs ears Of
nv degenerate daughler. After this q
curtain chill psfyaded The entertainment
aud / retired; IAs nsxl niorniog started
on board Inc steamer, aud soon forgot
tho whole Affair. & II *9e Z
Years passed on The other daY !
iOuud The following slory. Ia q letter writ
ten by German correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Volksbhtt. Tho correspod.
dent says he extracted lt from the 9aut,
tier one Of the greStnewspuperso Paris.
Afew daya ago, an Amefioan lady left
the Grant Hotel, in which she bad bonFd'
cd for moe than three weeks. She was
spokeu Of 10 tho lashiooAble world as
the woman with ber ears out oil. Only
the ears were wanted to make the most
extraordinary beauty. Sho hid the de-
formity by heavy ribbons tied around her
cheeks, Sho lost them during The lato
war-not as an Amazon, bnt because,
during the absence Of her husband. q
Colonel 10 the army Of the North, she
entertained on iIlict intercourse with one
Of The soryauls. Found. 10 llgtante, she
was at the mercy OF her Husband =
He dismissed the servant, cul OF her
cars, and bapished her from his hOme,-
Being wealthy herself she could endure
her ill.fat6 especially as het acconpllce
kept so Naturalization. Hei5a mulSttof
She hss.Wateled with him over EdrOpsI
and no W intends TO sellle Al Stuttgart
Were these ths parsons o. the Family
drama ia that village Of Kentucky, To
1868? | am not cerlain ofit, but 1t I'M
presses me asiiit could not De other
wise. M
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
An 0LD POEM.

Forty years ago the following was found IN
theLondOa Morning Chronicle" ," every effort
vasyainly made 70 discover the apthor-syen
70 the offering Of reward of iTy guineas'--
All that evor trsnspired was thet the POenin
a fair clerkly hand was found neara skeleton
ofrcnaIkablo symmetry Of form in the Muse
um Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. bineolps 8
Inn, London, and that the Curator Of the Mu'
scum had sent them TO tie editor Of the Morn
ing chrOnicle;p t
Behold this ruin. Twas a skull,
Once Of eternal Spirit full,
This narrow cell was life's retreat,
This space was neutrality-suspicious. seat.
What beauteous visions filled this spot,
Nor.hOpe nor joy, nor love, nor fear,
Have left one trace Of record here.
Beneath this mouidering canopy
Once shonc the bright and busy eye,
But start not at the dismal void
II social love that eye employed,
II with no lawlcss fire it CLEANED
But through It dews Of Kindness beamed,
That eye shall be forever bright
When stars and sun are sunk in night
Within this hollow cavCrn hung
The ready, swift, and tuneful tongue,
If falsehoods's honesty It disdained, G
Andwhrnit could not praiscwas chained
Ifbold, in virtues causeit spoke,
Yet gentlc concord never brOkel
This silent tongue shall plead for taco
When time unveils eternity
Say. did these fingers delve the mine,
Or viii, the cnyied rubics shine
To heN the rock, or wenr the gem,
Can little now avail to them.
But if the page of truth you sought,
Or comforts to the mOurner brought
These hands richer need shall claim
Than all that wait on wealth or famo.
Avails ii, whether bare or shOd,
These feet hepath of duty trod;
Iffrom the bowers Of case they fed !.
To seek Affections s humble shed;
Z If Graudeur's guilty bribe they spuncd, ,
Aud home to Virtues cot returned;
These with angels wings shall vic,
And tread tho palace Of the sky.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-10
HONEYMOON SONG.

Ola the airs the wind can blaw,
I dearly like The west:
For there the bonnie lnssie lives.
The lassie I lo'e BEST
There wildwoods grow, and rivers aOw'
And monte hill betweeni
But day and night my fancy's flight
Is ever wi my jean.
see her in the dcwy flowers,
see her sweet and fair:
1 hear her in the tuneful birds,
Ihear her charm the air
There'snot bonnie flower that springs
By fountain, shaw or green,
There's not a bonnie bird that sings.
But mind me o my Jean, BURNS