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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-06

The MllIheim B. & T.. Association
meets next Monday evening. Don't
yon forget il If it concerns you any.
Hon. SCHUYLER Colfax has been Sc
cured rs n lecturer before the Clinton
County Teachers Institute, December
18th.
A splendid private residence with
the good win of medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fee. If.
j. II. ReifSnyder, Esq, is the ad-
miuistrator of the estate Of Samuel
SiFels, deceased. See notice.
The Musser hunting party has're-
turned with two tair-sized deer. Hope
they VIII 70 again and shoot enough to
MAKE nice bit for MS.
After an absence of n full month
attending Gen Conference in Chicago,
Rev {. r DeinIneer and family have
refunded home in good health and
spirits
That best looking man in five coun-
1isS. Ex-senator Peale, "a Lock Haven,
called 10 see us on SATURDAY morning,
but found Us absent. Very sorry,
Dick hut Try it again.
The election on Tuesday passed OFF
=esy quietly and orderly. We saw no
drunkeuneSS or street brawls of any
Kind. The law that prevents the sale
OF hqOOr On election days is certainly n
good one-as far rs il goes
A number or sidewalks have again
been constructed last week, and the
persons VINO made them are John ID.
FOOts. B. o. Deiii ger, Frank Knarr,
j. Il ReifSnyder, Esq, Michael UlEick
and {. w. Hartman. Go on men and
bretmen, weneed number more.
Tv,s o.a,z->as,, NF.Star Ana, n
rauinin--a- came -,,Crinp along with a
great big, tremendous big, awful big
rurnin We 6onr Ike IA sar how bir
Il was Tor tear somebody would blame
Us tor bat the simple truth is it a
St1Drr, a 1shgpper, a Sockoooshter. and no
mistake.
SEEEIE SzSTEN CE. - Elias Ii.
Brookha-t, who was convicted of rape,
in tllel-ycOminCcounty court, the other
week, Was denied . new trial, by Judge
Mayer and Judge Cummin sentenced
htm 70 fifteen Years st hand labor in tie
ri-ht.
T7,a NFrrurr,r Ny,rrrr Worxs
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fl,Is su.<o,1 Monuments Cnncbps and
E1uass-o,rs nf amy roSsfhla design and
W.
,,,z-zra,s-a IN .,,a S-a.a III vo, ,Aas
sarn.a,7nr n -aa-n- fhS last rnet;,rr
,lare os . s,.r.ar+ss friend Won ran no
N, l,a,,.- 4i,ar, l,,r S-aviprr r-,rb, NJ homo
and parponizinp fl,e N;ilIbejm Works
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-06

WESTWARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10
Must Wait Awhile.

The people of Washington Territory have de-
termned to apply for admission into the Union
and, In order that no time may be lost when
the desired permission shall be given, they
have adopted constitution, framed with the
view to state government. Should those peo-
pie consult any smart politician, who has
studied the temper Of Congress, he would IN
doubtedly tell them that they need not hurry
themselves In preparations to become state
Their politics are OF the wrong sort to COM
mend them to democratic Congress In the
present state Of political matters, with presi-
Dental election just ahead it is not at all prob
able that the democrats Will admit state that
would be certain to cast its three electoral
votes for the republican candidate. Last year
republican delegate was elected to Congress,
receiving 6,974 votes to 1913 for his democratic
competitor. On the basis of this vote the popu-
lation of the Territory, exclusive of Indians,
can hardly exceed 10000. A bill was introduced
In Congress last winter for the admission of
Washington, and 1t was no secret that the dem
ocratic majority intended to oppose it. If 1t had
been brought up. 1t was never reported from
the committee, and, very likely, will not be
while this Congress lasts.
Washington Territory is $40 miles long by 2iO
broad and contains 1894 square miles. In1S7O
the population, exclusive of Indians, was
1895, and the present population, based upon
the vote OF last year, shows most satisfactory
increase. The new constitution Is modelled
after those of the older states and Is liberal
and progressive. Persons Of mixed white and
Indian blood, who have adopted the customs
and habits of civilization, are all allowed to
vote. 1t can be safely stated that the people
of the Territory will have year or two in
which to test their new organic law before they
become men. Der of the union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

The same discomfort with his condition which
is now exciting the Irish tenant prevails among
the same class in Great Britain, but they seek
relief In widely different ways. The Irish tllers
OF the soil propose to resist what they consider
excessive demands Of the landlord, even to the
use of force If necessary; the British farmer In
quiet undemonstrat1ve manner abandons his
lease and emigrates to America, where he can
buy the richest land In the world for less than
1t costs him to pay rent In England. Yesterday
267 English farmers, accompanied by their
families, sailed from Liverpool, destined for
Texas, where they intend to establish colony
and engage In farming. Others have preceded
them, and many more will follow. On four
contiguous estates In Yorkshire $50 farms have
been deserted by the tenants and twenty
estates in another shire are being farmed by
the landlords, the tenants having left them to
seek homes in America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

Since the loss Of Profs. Wise and Barr, who
assembled from St. Louis and the killing of
Prof. Colyille and his companion In San Fran
cisco by collapse, the newspapers are generally
condemniDg the practice OF balloonlng. The
verdict now is that balloonists have really add
ed nothing to the progress OF science In any
way and that such useless waste of life should
be stopped. Some journals go so far as to call
upon legislatures to enact laws forbIdding bal
loon ascensions within the states, respectively.
1t Is not probable, however, that anything OF
this kind will be done. In a short time the fate
Of the lost aeronauts will be forgotten and
thousands will pay money to see the "profes-
sors" make ascensions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10
Double Sheet Tomorrow.

THE STAR Will be issued to -morroH in a
double sheet form Of flfty-six columns. The
pressure of advertisements upon the reading
space requires this enlarged and extra edi-
tioD. The number of new advertisements for
the first week in october is AIS. For the year
up to day there have been Is, 259 advertise
ments printed in THE STAR. These figures
speak for themselves. Advertisers and news
dealers Will please send In their favors early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

What is Mr.. Tilden up to just now,-can any
body tell? few days ago he declined the APP
pointment OF election inspector on account of
"other engagements" and now he telegraphs
to the chairman Of the Ohio democratic COM
mittee, In answer to an invitation to visit That
state before election, that he is "under other
engagements which render 1T impossible"
What are these "other engagements that seem
to stand in the way Of every thing else? Has
"that bar'l' been getting low, and is the old
gentleman quietly engaged in filing 1t up for
next years use?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

AT last the contention over the appointment
OF election inspectors in New York has ended
Yesterday Tammany withdrew the motion Ior
an attachment against Police Commissioners
MacLean and Morrison, and after ordering
Juoeneht tor costs against the anti Tammany
G1omu, Tue supreme Court adjourned sine die.
the democratic commissioners, CHARGING thor,
with having appointed as Tammany insoeator.
men who were not in sympathy with that nr
ganization, and this is the end Of the grest
muddle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the News OF the Week, home and foreign: the
Ute outbreak and death OF Major Thornbury.
walking matches; the Presidents trip; Gen.
Grants movements; political notes; AGRICULTURAL
MaItefs; white House and Department. News:
LOCAL Items; Proceedings OF the Courts: Choice
Stories, Poems and Sketches: Apricnltural and
Household Matters. "u0
IL. asrms: y per annum, In advance, postage pre-
paio; s1ngie copies cents, In wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10
FOR RENT AND SALE

ENOR 1ENT-f25 9lh at NV,
+ A larse l2-rscm BRICK, with modern
tmpro emerts and in e ,oti repair
THOs j. FISHER co
Desirable Sstory, II rooms BRICK with modern
CO.. en- ences THOS ]. FISHER co.
r0k RaNr 7asm REs + xt
err cony eniences. rH0S FISHER 90
FIR RLNT-Larye BUILDING. conFaining "a
roll g, just touth OF Ebhitt House.
THOS. J. FISHER 90,
FOR SALE-Two Hands. ms DWELLINGS, nHar
"Iova CT .e."
JHOS j. FISHER l. CO.
MONEY TO LOAN at low rats OF interest, on
TRos. j. Fisher h CO..
tct10 l22S street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

To show how "the more solid industries" are
prospering, the Boston Herald mentions the
fact that In five months $4,000 worth of Eng
lish bicycles have been imported and sold by
one firm In that CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

Kalloch, San Francisco's mayor elect, objects
to General Grant because he has, says Kalloch,
@'a fatal faculty for low company" OF all men,
that kalloch should say this; but perhaps, as
an expert, he felt called upon to speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

The political campaign in Baltimore has de-
generated from "reform" into figures. Demo-
cratic speakers fire OF whole yolleys of figures
at their audiences to show how much their
party has saved to the people, while repub-
hcan speakers are just as prolific in tables to
prove that democracy has bankrupted the
municipal government. As figures can't lie,
the voters must be perplexed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

nR MLLER'B NEURALGIA on NERVE AOEE
~! f IL The beet remedy known: Thou I
4 MQHWKLL. Nioissais AssnSS ao ls6 Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

European papers generally make amusing
plumbers when they undertake to treat OF
American politics. For instance. the London
Saturday Recie,o tells its readers that Kalloch
has been elected governor OF California, and
the Paris Figaro, speaking Of the election in
that state, says the Chronicle supported Mr..
Bilks, candidate Of the republican party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

That was significant and discouraging re.
mark made by the President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company the other day.
that '!Mr. Vanderbilt controlled the board of
directors" The public can judge what chance
1T has for cheap telegraphy under that CONTROL.
ing power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10

HOwSON's ICE CREAM IS THE HTANDARD.
II so cents quart; 81 .l5 gallon. 10 be had at
18th and L streets only. Tslsphonac conneciiru/
with al parts OF the city. sep29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10
EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH SCHOOL.

FRENCH SCHOOL.
rADEMoisELI LEfsi Fo6Los Av d Paris school
lns.s l. Al bssness sansht In in
course. An lessons prepared during scnooi hours
CONVERSATION us classes every evsn,ns .,,,
4p. m, a. above. octl0-Im.
IF French GRAMMAR TEACHES, Ian.
snt &c, ~hy is 1t that even those who ave learnei
when ,hrswn in contact with toose who speak the
D9ss nsE f
f5S sAERSS9 81 RRsdH T0 fS
MORROW, Saturday .Oc. II. IS follows: For Ladies,
n chaei Of the NC A ssh eofn as street.
All those who may ttll be disposed to argns against
Gn ens es syeTy
Sited to attena these Lessons. A Special Class for
elucidated; All Teachers cordially invited Special
ton toms UNA ems o'AS' III process o, oos a,a9a
MILE '; PRUDHoMNE's French Glasses re
Nl open Oct 18th. at $40 l4th st. For Lsdies II
M Manees as csil d1s e %
W !nst,uctons in KLoCU Hon. enb racing Laei
speare and General Literature. 1107 ST. NV. o4-lm
ERoEBEL ,kINDERaARTEN AND SCHOOL :
4 Ihoroush instruction f5Rm first to Grammar
f 1's4 mn Muses. g POLLOCK and NoERR PisePals
NEE. AMELIA RIEHL Will RESUME HER
w GLASSES IN FRENCH AND GERMAN, on
MONDAY, Oct. 6, 1879. The Oral Natural Ian
kuagee will be taus hit. No Euelish spoken in the
classes Private lessons will be given whe1 desired
Chldrens French School will DO organized 20
s New sss
pROF EITORE BARILI will return to Wash
{ inston, Thursday: October 18th 1873. to resume
to his and those bose s ss
iessons Of bin on the above day at Marni's Hail,
from 10 to II o'clock q III. sep25tO tl9
ON l4TB STREET LESSONS-
0lU MLLE.v. PRUD'HOMME's system is thor
vance rapley Terms Ipoderste Once bours p M
to to- Pm, Mo- Mondays and Thursdays after pm.
~ and East Capitol. Tuesdays and Fridays. Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-10
OWNERS OF PROPERTY

in the following squares who aid the assessment
for carriseeWay, sidewalks, alleys and sewers under
the old Corporation Of Washington in 1870 and
1871 are entitled to have thirds Of the amount
SQuares-1 is, II, 49, 90 81, 25, rs, 80, 80, 49, A,
~ 3d. 54 "A, Is, 70, 90, no 49, 1885, 1885, I49 $50,
I5s, i7s, iSs, lss, Iss, iSs lsi: 49, iss Ias
PSI 2ss. 2ss 2ss 500 sos. sos $40. slI, sis, siS,
S2e IS S2? s2s, Ss4 1886 3sa, ss7 "a SAT sts $751;
AZ. 46s, III, IA A. lis, s. as 40 n. 40. III
az az t29 40 452. 49, 49, 46s. 4s9 472 475 49,
622 ga s4s, 81 SIS SIS, 67s. SIS. $50. So. sss
TX 4 SSs 59l 7os rs, IA 7l5. TIC 49, 746 54
SCI So sSs sss sSS 9ii ga sls $40 Sal So. sss
l0S$ lose i940 lo4i, 1850, iosi. i67s io,a. loss
1883. ll00, 1l12 ne Ills Res. O A''' A'- A''o'
az Bring tax bills and have your cla,ms nrensre,
anu setueo " oor John M0RRIS,
TSS ~ Street nor h,ceSe
oHf-lm opposite Columbia Building
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03
BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers-
Eleventh street between Main ana DauN'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a LARGE
u QUANTITY OF UNIMpRoEED REAL RI; ~; rs
TATEi IS AND NEAR TO THE CITY Of Ritl.
MOND AT AUCTION.-ln execution q "'cIes
of the Chancery Court of the city oI nc mo a.
:. P,rtnr re, Museey and ais" the undersigned a
snani commissioner ihnreny app rin'eh Tor me phf-
nose will sell 1t pubic auction upon me prsihisrs'
rosnrctiycly In the orcr named Gc'Ow. Inc heFriH-
after desiz mated LOTS, in 'le plan OF AZ ms iIi
sior. osneI by tie estate OF The late hrs. Martha
" MosrIry--io wit. on WEDNESDAY the yin daS
nj kprll ut O'Clock +. ~:
PAKT OF LOT NO. 22. on the east side OF Union
street lwtt n Franklin aud Grace teis. 22AiC
feci row rented by Captain Naccuhbin.
LOT No. 51b. on The sLu'h Size OF hrcad strtc':
bctwee, Sixteenth street and shockoc creek, 26ASS
feet. ..,, ,, =,
tween Marshall and Clay streets. 345iI36 icet, no"
occupied by l.. X. Ftins. Esq.
LOT Nc. 3. In square 60. 1t the sou invest corner
of t'iay and Tirty-iirs streets. lGINl32 iee: TINS
will tic subuiYided into lots of rcisonab: dimrn-
And on the following day. THURSDAY. the 10Th
dry Of April. at i O'Clock Z. III:
LOT y , IN The west side OF Seven zenith street
between Christian and Richard streets, 44x163
fert. aud running back 10 The railroad.
PART OF SQUARE No. III, on the south SIDE OF
Fading s.rccl. Maddox Hi. cx ending from
Buchanan to jams street. and sub1i~ined INTO
ELEVEN LOTS Of abou 30 feet each. and
SQUARE No. 172, bonndc.l DJ baldin@. Gaktr.
Liilcpagc. and james s'rce;s, and su5divided into
TW ENTY-FlVE LOTS. .,.
Plas OF the arOvc property can DC seen nj inc
Office of the aucioAeers and viii be exhibited on the
prrlni, eS on The day OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance At SIX twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes Win IN
tcrest added. and the titles rcaintd until the whoe
of purchase. n.ncy shall be paid ana conveyance
ordered by The court JOIN DuEt hUno
GRrBES & WILLIAMS. AuclOuccrS. NH 81
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AUCrToN sALEs..ratnre DOGS.
BY Frank D.. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopecr. and Notary Pnonc'
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
90 Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM. WITH EXCELLENT BUILDINGS,
NEAR cHEsTER. ON RICIIM6MIpg r AND ! ,,v PE Z,
TEKsBuRG RAlLRnAn ~ Ht TmREE HIN IN
DRED ACRES. MORE OR LESS: At PUBLIC
hITf-T1OS BY virtue OF deed of trust from y.
Marin Grove, trustee for Table a. Marcy 70 inc
nnderstrned bearing Gate on The 23'' Day OF feptu
ary. 1877, To secure certain bonds aud noteS oe-
srrihcd I'm safd deed which deed j. duly recorded IN
SET iart's ofc of the County Court for Chester.
field comfy, In decd-soos No. SO, page AZ, aeam,.
having teei, made In the payment OF proKssors
note for ses66 drawn b, n MaItin Grove 'ri W.
fnr Table A. Marrow. dated 23d February, isfT'
payable TO r. W. Dehasen trustee tnr From
f;Iiss Two wears after is date, win Interest from
dae Tin paid being required 20 to DO by the HOLDER
nS said note, I will sell ut putc auction, on tiie
nremtsts about one and hail miles rom nes.ef
On pr saTiiRDAY the 12th day OF April. 1872 AT
O'Clock =. NJ the LAM, descrlhca In sa'd uee"'
containing 800 acres more or less. ,.,,,, from,
,TEIMs: Cash rs to sos .66. Win lnieres. l,oir r
oad February 1877, and cost OF sale an1 en1'1 c o.
fbe r, sitluc l., pay bond for Sl,0sS, oa,n aSh
ErLruary, 1871 payable three wears alter On c, WIN
interest from Gin February, ST. ~ paid ann u
note for s(S Sc dai cd 23h February, 1877, pdEas
three wears after dale, with interest from z3n fe .
ri,ary 1877 TIL paid, laid bond ana note IAN .ae'
and The balance rs the said T. Martin grove. 'ee'
shall direct. DAslD H. VI nrr,,rtea
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. ! I n, sAnEs.-.rutnre pays.
By Gr,ibts Il Williams.
Auc.loneets and Real Estate AGENTS.
E,,aveu h street between Main and Bank.
pOMMIssIoNER's SALE OF VEL :

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a TEK y
" VALUABLE FARM On no or sf aE o9 the
Circuit Court Of The city Of entered on a Inc
Ing under the short style o. Jnm.s T. Iosa vs. 81;
innis Mutual Life fns ur1nc2 Company ana ats..
the undersigned. who was thereby appninird sps
c,ni sstOner for that purosc WI SCI Ut FN
lie aI,c ion at the Office of Crumbs az Wl,ias' NJ
4 north Eleventh street. In The city OK Elenlhonn'
on THURSDAY, May 1, 1879. nj l2 nc.1cs . sl;;
t H VALUABLE FARM known as :. Wesibronk,'
Containing 7s3 ACRE more or less, lying III Che.
feriied county. Immediately on James river ana
adjoining :. Prrsguc lsle." courour,prr
= he in,nroyements consist of CON PORTABLE.
nwEIIISG vi Il six rooms anu al necessary
h,rus and ON buildings. and the land Is III hiIh
s..ts Of fnproye mppt. bis estate Is believed 10 Oe
ono of the hest Gil James river. -.
TERMS fash sufficient 10 pay the expenses or the
safe and 81 o 600, Nth Interest thereon from ism
Seutc1ni,er, 1878, AMI The defendants costs: ana
the residue of the prrcEas: money uEon crt ai TOT
six and twelve months. In cq"al instruments, ucar-
ing Interest from the dav OF sale. secured by neeo-
liable notes. made payable To said james /. Iosii.
ara 4 lien reserved unon the whole rronrrly. or
unop such other terms 10 the said residue as the
said To.h NAV In wri,!n: designate and request Oh
or before the day of safe.
- CHARLES 8. sTRINGFELLOW,
Special Commissioners.
GGuBBs & WILLIAMS. auctiouccrs. mn 81
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WOOD D1GEsTED IMPERFECTLY

FOOD ILL DIGESTED IMPERFECTLY
u NoURISHEs THE SYSTEM, since 1t is only
partially a,sinliated by the blood Pale, haggard
mor.als with dyspepIc stomachs, Impoverished cir
culation, aud weak nerves, experience marked and
rapid Improvement in their physical condition by
awaiting OF that resource Of the sick
and dcbili,aicd Uostcltcr's Stomach B'tters. This
genial tonic and Alternative lends an impetus TO the
processes of digestion which insures an adequate
development Of the materials OF blood, fibre, and
muscular tissue Moreover il soothes and strength
ems overweight or weak nerves, conntcracis ten
dency to hypofhond.ia or Dependency TO whlth
dyspCp,ic and biilOgs persons are peculiarly liable
and Is an agreeable aud wholesome appetizer and
promoter of rcposr. The nfrmitics of agc,-lnd Of
delicate female constitutions, are greatly relieved
by it. aud Il isa reliable preventative Of and rene
DIV for malariil fcvers. ap 1-Tu,Th,S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-03
Ey Frank d. Hill u Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. liOS Main streer.

r;,RUsTEE'S SALEOF BRICK DWELL
4 ING ANDLOT OF GROUND on THE NORTH
SIDE OF JACKSON STREET BET " EE y
CINRKE AND PRICE S'rREETS.-By virtue OF Il
decd OF trust from Edward Richardson and wife
dated ltarch %. 1878. recorded IN The Richmond
l;hauccry Court, ID Z. ll2 a. page 2G9. de-
Iaul having been made in the payment Of certain
notes therein secured. and at The request o! the bene-
iciarv will sci at auction, upon the premises. on
MONDAY the 7th Of Arr, 1879. ut 5 O'clock T..
II the prop.r;y described in said deed AS follows
An shat LOT OF LAND, with the improvements
ih, rcon living in the city Of Richmond on the r'h
side of JackSon street between Clarke and Price
tiormetly Fous!cc and Adanlsl stress; fronting 40
cct and running back between parallel Ihcs ~
f-rt The improvements consist of a - ~ SillGsian-
iiaI BRICK DWELLING and KITCHEN, BRICK
STABLE. &c.
TERMS: Cash rs TO the expenses Of sale and TO pay
off Two notes amounting to S1.2GO. with II terrSi
from March %, 1879: the balance upon terms to
be announced upon day of sale. ,
nh 20 FRANK ID. HILL, trustee.
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Iror The lhspatcah.l
Mnnnna6a.

rte sl,y, 1,ase moon draws near Der prime,
While round her clouds efi'ereal noaL
Az. blown by breath OF gray oa TING,
Across the blue sweeps eacn Sinsea oVas.
Here. meath chine isied lattice. sweei,
The mocs1ng.bird his echoes tnilng'
stand !: while s,eeps the silent street,
With gloomy shadows slowly h.inQ.
Through aiI mr. veins a tins'inr b!iss-
The poison. sweet. OF Cupid lows:
,yhiIe n, .n,,rtes soft, az Thy sweet KISS,
Wake In my soul tender glow.
The time, the place, with rspturesfl'
Wv heart speaks iow Ia ey'ry sigh:
Show but ihS face, and II saa SILL
MY souls deer ycarning passion. cry.
Her swcct face. framed In qntr,ring green,
Grown softer iD fhe silver light. -
A moment like the moon was seer.
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