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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,

| United STATES of AMERICA
IN tho Distrlc, Cour. of tho un!,cI Suites for Inc
DktEc. OF West Virginia.
Frank Booth, survivor o! htrlseul
and Charles Il. Booth late Part.
ncrs doing business under h etiM =, ,I.I,.
narnc Of {. II. E1oth & Son. A"um'""!'
vs..
The Steamboat Regular"
BY a decsrtal os!er entered In the above cn;I,iel
su!t IN the District Court OF tbs UniIrl Saits n,
the Distric. OF West Virginia, said cause was pirrnA
to the undersigned, one OF the Commissioner d
said Court,
.'To compute aud ASCERTAIN the amounts due To
the ltbc!lant aud tho inte1cnOn, respectively, 70:
principal and interest on account OF materials fur
n.hed or labor performed BY libcll;nt or midip
tervCnon, In repairing said boat or for other maj,
ecrs. Us the case may be, as Get forth By said I~IUeIan.
or by the !nteryen0E, and report 70. this CouG, ;A
amount due TO the parties, Respectively, and Aei
rriorsics, Il any"
| 10 tie lttliia. and Intervening lEti,1R:s IN DC COT
entitled suit, and 10 oil o'he. vb9a il nay o0Ho1n:
So1IcE N HEREBY GIyES, that. l have tlxelupoa
Wednesday. Deccmbe. Il, 1851, at ~ o'clock A.N,
as the time. and the Office Of MGssss. Ewing, Mel
sin l. Riley. Proctor. to- l~lbSllanl. No. ll0I SaIa
street, in the city OF Wheeling. In said district, I.
the place. OF Escctaining and reporting the matte
In said orde. mentioned. and any otlSItnattcr that
may Be required BY any party In !uaitst. or that
may bcdeetucd pertinent by the commissioner.
Givcn under N! hand this u day 81 DerntLet,
lssi. JOHN WALTON.
decs U.s. 5. Coamks!olrE.
The above named commissioner having rcsIg1el
the undersigned has been dlseciei By the c0ur u
execute the toreSoIaS order OF reference, aul vii
proceed to do ~ u: the anc and plAcc .~lcat!oupl
ALFRED R%uEINsTRoN,
c, 5. COMMISSIONS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION.
4 Scene of Tropical Iscau,S-Yrcrarius (

4 Scene OF Tronical IleuutS-Prcrariur for
tho o,r,,n-.
s,4.;o, ce-rs,.,,s.,-t atm rn,r,;ier,,-
NV O,,r, Ma, ,o-Eou. 0-,,,,, ;.
%
shihSiAs OF nothing pas hes ofld's En-
position, and the SWANS OF exhibitors
now here astonish even that "oldess in
habiiant" with his vast capacity for esti-
mating the largest Mardi Gras crowds OF
the past. The scene at the Exposition
grounds is bewildesins to a visitor. The
buildings are SC numerous and so huge as
you approach them, lookin: oyeswhelm-
.; ,bam o,s straw, With ,,cb ,,;,.or;,a
canaraI;,;"s n con;ns;on tba, ona Is ~;
p 1s, s,n;SeJ Tha uor.;",,I.ns,i u XII
a, nresen+ "a ot,-nc,;r, Hrea. $1,000
ir,rs IT, ba;rr most n"s,,r ~ rasT;nas"
Only h I;,htn;n. ra,na;r: "a Iva nasiaata5
and tbe Thomas tJonston Elac,r;n Ton,
Cnmnanv nj boston ara n@,,,t;rc ~, III
in II t;ify.ionr> arc I;rhts ;onr n uh;ab
VII ,.nn; ~ ~ ~ ~, gooi "uiselu
,na ;oHn-o;n nh;obb .bar Vii IGn 10Y
TSsra VIII hsr;,o arnI;:h,s n,snaI na AZ.
Ton ~ IVA dona srd ana a." "I l;uh ~ Iii Es
syarb,nr aacb -; ,ha iour on,-,rsa. W.
canjascent I;cbt viii hs nseJ Wv ~ o,sna.
n; ma bn;II;," Eo,- Jor.a .ono.n.,
nalms. ~
" ROYAL rilNs
and three date palms, now ornament the
centre OF this hall. The fountain has
been entirely completed, and the well OF
it has been rallied in and the wall OF it's
curb has been covered with a two foot &C.
mented Gaping, whereon have been
placed pottei plants, thus forming a cor
onet OF ~eyer:eeeus, through which visit.
ors can watch the play OF the Minnehaha.
At night, with electric lights rejecting
upon the spray from above. the sight will
be beautiful, beyond all power OF picture.
The gardeners Of the horticultural de-
pa1tment are setting gu, iruit.beariur or
anse trees in the open grounds. All the
trees and plants set out are doing yery
we'll, and the Randall grass is growing
luxurian;ly.
The Main Building huns loude, every
hour, The boom OF the heavily loaded
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

III tho district Court o.. the United State n, Al.
District Of West Virginia. 's
Frank booth, survivor Of HIMSELF
and Charles II. llOoth, late nArt.
ners doing business, ulicf thG lEn
name oo' II. n'om sou In Admiralty.
Tho Steamboat Courier"
" 4 aseTssai 9taes sn,e's1 In the above Cn,rloi
the District OF woet Virginia, aid cStisc SI Nv,
icrred TO the undersigned. ono Of the CoEuiSl1 nv
es OF said Court
ITO compute and ascertain tho amounts dino I,
the uheliAnt ana INC iitctvenors, RESPECTIVELY, 70,
princlpGland Interest on account Of lnht,,ini:, Nv ~
n!shed or labor performed BY the liTliSmt M AZ. 'sG
interyen0Es In repairing Said Loaf or 70; otGrr r HnI
tiers, as the case may b., ai set forth Ly Md l ill.,,
LIANT or by the intetyenOrs, and tvi1st. 10 nix Inn,
the amount dug TO the parties. respectively, ami
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

Now tina. Mr.. Lewis Baker has located
in this city icr the winter, and having
neglected to resign his place on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
FIVE CHAT.

Some OF the benefits of the new street
across the Island arc already being felt in
the increased trade done by merchants
and business men OF this city with Ohio
farmers and others from the counties OF
Harrison, Belmont and Tuscasawas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

To The lEtitnn! and ihtrrcntng lEtilaah IN I'M a,...
oatLtd suit, aHd to oil o;h1' Whvn il NOV olnorn:
SorIcE Is ItEREnr Given tina, | have axel u,,o,
Wednesday. December II. lsSi. NJ 10 OcIock 4
", us the timo and the ottIcv Of Mesas,. EW!nr iii
yin & Riley, rroct0rs for ~libcllAn,. no. i'd Mi,
street, In the city OF wheci!ug, In said lI,lrIrt'' '| =.
the place, OF AsceTtAinlnI aud reporting The ,n,t,1y,
In Maid orler mentioned. and any uilIes na,icn,h%;
may DO required by any party In in,cnsL, on lAt
Given under my hand this third day O! 6Cr,.
Der. 1851. IOlfS WALTON.
del US. COMMISSIONS.
Tho above natael commissions, having resigned
the undersigned has been directed By tic corrH
execute the foregoing otdc. Of rci,reiicp, and Mil
proceed to do 70 at the time aud place nraIoaS
In above notice.
ALFRED RlIEISSTROM.
u, :. COmmlaIonrr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

A RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATORS oy REFERENCE N,xxs
daily: SUNDAY excepted. :Aouday EcepteI.-
Wheeling Time:t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
BUILDING CONTRACTS.

r{lHE undersigned. a BUILDER and con
I TRACTOR, desires 70 inform The Citizens
81 Jefferson County and the Communists gencr-
allv that ne IS prepared to undertake al kinds
OF Building Contracts viz
HOUSE BUILDING, BARNs, BRIDGES &c.
Also furnish draft or sketches at short notice,
with estimates.
An experience Of ten years warrants nc in
saving that can please Building Community
ana refer the people Of Jefferson 70 my patrons
in this and my native County OF Clarke. Con-
tenplating a permanent home in Jeiferron
County, at Summit Point hope thus To idcn-
tifv with. and make myseifknown 10. her peo-
plc and ask "A siire OF their patronage,
Respectfully.
Feb. :. iSI-tf L. Il. PJLLlAM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
.TOeice.
THE snEyAsDom VALLEY RAILROAD coNraS

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
4 The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Cornpa-
ny will be held on "Wednesday, the seventh day
OF May, 1884, at i o'clock. NJ, at the eifce OF
when an election will be held for thirteen di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and such other
business transacted as may properly come be-
fore the meeting
The transfer books win be closed from3 O.
clock, p. NJ. April 18th, 1891, until o'clock.
y N, May S:h, 1894.
A. J. IIEMPHILL,
knril % 1884 Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

TIIEREBT notify tle good People Of Charics,,
Z town and the Pubic, alsI that oil VIII ma
il 70 their advantage 20 look g: my GOODS be-
fore purchasing abro1d. hare on hand a hHe
10. u samples from some Of TIE lcaiing h"l'es
Of New York q Philadelphia. All garments
made in the latest style aud IN wOr&maiiiiE,g,
manner. wih sly With confidence that az
orders for garments sill be h..ei 20 me e.li''o
cali
s3-Cutting made Specially
Respectfully, ,o,,p,.,
March - Is@i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

.uEsS .g.aFEEE.a ETsCKS

HAs taken the room on Charles street. in
rear of residence of y. 8 White, Esq,
where silc will 40 DRESS MAKING and FAM
ILY SEWING in good style and at reasonable
charges. She will be pleased 10 have the pat
ronage of the ladies' of the town aud vicinity
ard will strive to render satisfaction.
Auril u lss,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
Notice.

Thos g. Bg-t hereby notifies tle citizens 81
CharlcstOwn and vicinity that hc hasa new
and improved steam Feather Renoyai0T which
l.c intends 10 put into operation % once. u
removes all moth, and cleans the feathers ana
makes them as good q. new. Can rcnoiaie
from ) to - pounds at atiine. Pricc' Of Ken
vatiny 3 ~ Tor Bed. Bolster and iwO Pilll0ws'
without Bolster and Pillows, 500.
Il vii. also remove moth from Blankets
Clothing and Brussels Carpet. Shop pn Con =
grcss ST.. next dOgr 10 residence. hear B1pti't
Church. Respectfully,
April u. 1891. f-F. HlsI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
p.nlaeratic &c ContentioM.

Mariinsburg c.qicmla was permanent sec
retary, assisted by Col. Geo. Sergeant and
other editors. The work OF The Convention
was tAc appointment, Of Delegates to the
National Democretic Convention. The elect
are:
Fsr tn Sqte af ilrgs: Lewis Baker, Jo-
scph Vaame;re, B. +. Harlow anl D. II.
Leonard.
District Delegates; lst Distriet-W. E.
Lively. FL Mcdonnell; 2nd-Ex-Senator
II. @. Davis, C. E. Wells; 3ri-Gx-Sena-
tor Frank Hereford, Yves. Nollohan +;h-
P. w. Thompson, G. : BealI.
Platforms ADOPTED.
We. thc rcpre~e aiatiyes Of the Democracy Of
West virginia. ia convention assembled d1
hereby declare oar continued AMI unlltcrin5
devotion CD Lhe principles % free eoyernmcnt
transmitted CD Us by Jefferson and ms eo-luoor-
as in the formation OF the Constitution Us we
,fsi'f hanl chem down % oIr children and oar
c'tlircn children forever
Cl-ri,A.ng -lc, principles anal picti3nz orr
ul-l.er-lic discrimination by word and work O.
m,intain them ws declare thar the Republican
PARTY BIAS deFag,ei iapreccp. and practice from
every s,aullr! ot constitutional government
aYl resolved our National Administration into
o y..s. political machine destroying the liberties
anil su5. r,.ns tscr.sats 0i tacpoop.c.
It mla. g,i.i-ll ai,rcbantlsc az tac public
,.l.o-.-..,.r.e dsn,8rsU5irr whole state hy
'...',,..... 20 81. .r.,'. f.. ii. i,..rr.r ana
., " .....i' .f.. t-ff,. So tha nun
.,r,,.,il-. r.l4.,
i.. ,,,.i,,-..i,,'.l. ~. l,sl! 1r this bureau
. 60 ,If-.,- f, f,fr,n h. he l,.er,.l 1n the
,i'.i.-. .f ,,-,...,- prosecution and power.
ft h,lr..il--l.i d.. White. Rouse by ,hc iu-
,.......s..-, i.--, Sol he Pres
;.,..1a,.. ana .ha.tcl fftr millions of people os
-b.. if.-+,- ,...i tfai~ ff.,nebi,, Iv an or,nu-
t,..I '..s.4.,rlr.'s v.i,b f.. Bradvs an.lits
-. ..,, (. .,,.l ,...r.,,r...l s,- fl,1 TASK
i..f.l .t'. '...,...... b.. 10 SIM I,,,ttt,
.-- ,...,.,........ ~. ,,.i..isi, ,.,l,,o and
~. -,..r trc ..-i.,,;,,aIt and Mum
= .,-.~- -,', ,,,,,,.,.' treasure.
{, 3en.re..s.i silver. m the interest of The
e.ls Kin r,.i. r. Nm, -,.,.sr.l o,.ra Repub-
i,,,o ,a,5
2, r,,..,-,.,i rbe rre,nhack dollar. az the
,,...,r. .- lV.u ---..- rnti Democratic
ib,.,., ,.,. "a .-.,, rD tl, cn-ine u destruction
..-l sl,'..i t,r rrl,,l.-. currency.
l.. c,..'.'.-. 'r tln5..-,..,. am " homes. ha.let
ana +. M. ....,ir-f while Quar- people remember
anna f denied ,l oar c..1eus the RIGHT O, sit ou
.... III. ..,,-ts o., ,r..ntni ti,.. -i,-ht
..t -. 80. ,,i -, th.,.,s,r,ls of oiir
80, I'D. ~ .b- r., ,-o.,
A. ,..,.-..-,...-.l iv IT'S marty or-ans thc de-
t-.,,.-',. .-. s,s... University and Offered the
school orair v,uas mon Hyius sacrifice ou
,,...i..- ..s.,,,~.-. ..i..
Or ms INNS. I -.l millions on OH huiks that
,.. f,..-.-... u.i..h- thrive. vnil. our Navy is
..,., o.. ..,-s,-,, o,l our gl,- is e;oat
10, '''.t'.,,.. ,....., dr. t1o .7,.
+, ,...,,.i ...i'li, lolalip-th PEOPLES
....-l -. t...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

Ninciy-two abie-mirdel gentlemen have no
titled Chairman Cox that ,hcy desire To open
their lirs and discourse on tariff matters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

The State Convention. for the nomination Of
candidates for Statcohccrs, viii meet in Wheel
ing ON the .sd Of july.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
MIL FOR REM.

The Flowing spring Nil. and Saw Mil is f2'
Eti. from CO.,, iir>.oi juiy next. For terms
amply to the undersigned.
a., - lS>t-st FRANCIS YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
HOUSE BUILDING, BAnNs, BRIDGES, &
Notice..
BE Ready When fise " Pension Bin .
Passes.

90
Officers. soldiers and others Of lie Mc1i-
can War Service; Widows Of deceased
persons who served; send on pfrrfi't
t.,ri,u,e in fill. and as particular statements
ofs,rvice as possible 70 the subscriber enclosing
in your letters six cents postage stamps, iDT r..
farm ~ proper appli,zition paper. The legal
zee allowed, net -: abieii after the Pension
Is gr,f,.ioi Adtir,so
JOHN s. GALLAUER, Attorney,
Gl5G street, South West,
March l.. If Washington y. {.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

The Kentucky legislature has passed twenty
prohibition bills for as many communities.
sour mash IS losing us grip out there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

The lanraid Influences 10 beil,ed Spring are
not det-uctiag from the b7cl,hess expectancy
with vlica the land is waiting Tor some iarit
talk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
PLANTS.

4 IL kinds of VEGETABLE IANTS-Clb-
a hagc. Tomato. Sweet Ho:ato Pepper, Egg
cc.-otthc very best varieties, and In good cOi-
iitioa. for sale 20 tie ChEreh iii Gartens
Nur 9t '>t-3- =. ii. WOODY. AI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

The Man on Cr,.ehcs, otherwise Grant is
ambling am'ably forward ls q presidential PCS
sibility.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

lis Important to know, that il kid gloves
are lsil ur9n damp towel for two or three
minutes. they will % on with less chance of
tearing; BIZ. it Is mere important TO know
tha: DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is = sure cure
lo- coughs and colds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
CARPETS.

have Just placed in M Carpet exhibitor an.
addition Of eighteen styles OF new designs of
Carpets. at reduced prices, making total OF
about forty patterns to select from: -......
kpr u 81 GEO. w. r. KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
Cold and silver Watches,

CLOCKS. FINE JEWiH.RY. SILVER AID
SILVER PLATED WARE,
a. ". A. Kohihousens' old stand.
TIE stock Il II tie 5e1 material
CLEON MOORE,
Anrii Il fgst-Gt Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
FOR i.I;NT.

HOUSE on Main Street.
j Inquire NJ
April 70. fsSi.-3, Nh ". Y. MILLER.
ROE HERRING.
THAYE jus: received ncw Po:onac Roe licT'
ria,and viii sell them br tie bill half hbl.
1r dozen. GEO. ". T. kEAnSiEi.
February q. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
ZEIGLER SHOES,
Sweet & Orr Oyera!ls, Diamond shirts, Collars
ami cuffs.
saocrnoking and Repairing with promptness
GEO. II. IIAGLEY

Northwest Coz. Of Washington aad Charles
Streets, Charlestown.
April - lSSt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
RoFIfERRING
TRUSTEES Sale.

r!7IIE undersigned. as trustee of T. Brownoli
1 & Son. oiiers for sale at rsiucei Pflccs =
Gt,c .f,,si- of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

April u. ISL. Clerk af County Court;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

Caar=, c"no. d'am'ce sracc.d iianS 'a's
session chan ....lc ,o the newspaper lta.ish-
c-,' rclue,. lvra iur-i'n ot be.S postage o.
acc.n' 1'aal The rrc>e1, rate. Two cents
BIAS bu-t.1el iorte1y ears thc ea;crprisins dis
ssusna,a- ,t weekly ae,saui knowledge. We
commend clio idea -. ol- r4-crnal lawmakers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24
DRESS .Eg.GaEE'G.


TRY ihc Pride % the World Shirt the best
! ia the market no Linen and thc ever
lasting .tay attachment. ior sale By
G. y. EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

Under thc Blair bin those States VIII get tAe
most money that show by the JAS, census 'he
0..st Ignorance. The man 4ul b7o,hcr haS,
therefore his later value lu tlc D.Niccoumoa-
wcaltaE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-04-24

Z HAVE IN stock SOME superior hrln I. 81
Whi.kcys. a,wnnr tiicm o Sour Mash Kcu-
tncty Whskcy highly recommended as una-
Nov, JOHN $. EAsTERDAY & 60.
The Press., 1884-12-18
LOCAL TOPICs-pENN,D AND sClssoRED
The Holland County Leader thus pen

< The Holland County Leader thus pen pictures the Coventry representatives elect !:
 Eleazer B. Kingsbury was born in Chap lin, Conn, July 3, 1929, and is therefore fifty five years old. His education was &C., quired in the common schools of his native town, where he resided the greater part of the time until twenty-thnee years old. His attention has been mostly devoted to woolen manufacturing until during the past few years he has followed mechanical pursuits, being much of the time master mechanic in woolen manufacturing estab- lishments. On being made freeman he voted the whig ticket and stayed by that party as long as it lasted, and has since been and now is & staunch republican. He is always in favor of temperance, and in the house will favor any measure that in his opinion will be of advantage to the temperance cause.
 Henry E.. Fl. Gilbert, the other repre- sentative of Coventry, is nearly sixty-twO years old, having been born in Mansfield, Conn.,, December IT, 1922. His academic education was received under the tutorshiI of Rev. Wm. Ely, Rev. B. B. Huntington and R. O., Spoford of Amherst college. He has resided ill North Coventry since 1859. His business has been mainly A0RAn1AA$5, Out OOAAS S0AeACAAaA OA WCesA oA bnsinsss has been pleasure rather than g necessity. Town offices held by him have been selectman, assessor, member of board of relief and board of education. He is also clerk, treasurer and committee of the Coventry Ecclesiastical Society, and clerk and treasurereof the North Coventry Gem etery Association. He was member o1 the legislature in 1868 and again in 1872 He was a member of committees on con stitutional amendments and banks. He ii a republican, but not strongly partisan.
 The late Everett A. Fuller of South Coventry was member of the Ancient Order of United Workingmen, and his widow is now realizing the, benefits of life insurance, as she has received two thous. and dollars on her husbands policy.
The Press., 1884-12-18


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The Press., 1884-12-18
{From Springfield Republiean.) BELOVED IN nfATH.

TO yANEI
 The dying daylight softly falls fFs
 Upon the Antique's ancient walls; And she who waits for me 10 come
 Has lit the evening lamps at home.
 But not tonight, o dearest friend
 The lines of love and duty blond; My spirit flies to thee unbo1nd, My feet must tread their wonted round. There is the red house quaint and old, "A sacred picture set in gold, Old age awaits it's Lord to greet In faiths assurance calm and sweet. And thou, my comrade, leal and true
 As ever heart of friendship knew,
 How long we've kept the beaten round Content 'twixt Palmer and the Sound; What countless times have traced each league, Forgetting labor's dull fatigue,
 With each to ease the otherk yoke
 With cheery word and rallsS ag joke!
 A fresh wind blowing fromthe west, A burning city's crimson crest
 So like above the sunken sun,
 And quails sharp piping asthey run. ForeAell 2 morrow bright and fair WI<h crystals sparkling in the air; And Ianglad, for by our hearth Jaaet will celebrate my births If in Shssdewy nights above
 Stray clouds like scattered sheep should rove, The mounting sun with golden crook Will held them by some crystal brook. And at one-and-ffty old
 Is friendship dead or love grown cold? Brave words were they the poet sung As foretops whiten hearts grow young! All happy thoughts exude, like flowers, Nepenthe for our sleeping hours;
 And hearts asleep on blossoms sweet
 Hear but the step of angel feet. may, my friend, outsleepthe sun
 And let the golden moments run; If so as sometimes heretofore, I pray thee rap upon my door. ... The sun uprose with ightspms breeze And hived the swarming stars like bees;
 Whilst sparkling brooks by violets kissed Danced lightly from their tents of mist. From Gobelin's wondrous looms ne'er came Such gorgeous webs of frsa and flame,
 And vivid tints that arch the flood,
 As robed fair Hampden's stately wood! Alas what now the golden glow,-
 The peerless lilies flushed in snow!
 Can sunbeams pillow his dear head,
 Or earthly glories lure the dead?
 His ood-night words, the last he spake,
 His comrade kept for thy dear sake;
 In lifes last hour love's hny flame
 Illumed, Janet, thy gentle name. .&.a Stafford, Conn, 1884. G.v. MAxHAM.