THE TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune.
10 EVA
From he Banks Of he Ohio.
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TEE evening dews falling fast the twilight gathers d
And all the bhe birds have ceased their Joyous


hymn;


And the rustic Of tho foreseaves by gentle zephyrs stirred
Comminsling with the waterfall in unison is heard
How Silent and how holy the aiming stars appear
All mrrord in the bosom OF the river calm and clear.
And family the valley far the cIrns Of the bell
Is breathing TO the set OF murmurIng farewell!
happy the heart OF him who knows no bitter hours
Who only looks upon the sky sits amid the flowers.
Or ony turns to seek his cot and with the treasured there
Breais up TO God his hankuness and graudein prayer
cannot think the noise OF Fame poRp Of old Renorn
Where splends throws ffu gh. upon her bed OF down.
Could charm me rom this sacred spot where all is fresh and


npro. failure.
And nothing but the heart decays when pomp and pride
Here let "a make our humble home, hearth and altar


rear,


And live to love the good alone, and worship only hero
Whsro gentle stars and quiet streams, and leaves by


zephyrs stirred,


Like ansevocss cheering and blessing u.s. are heard
May. ls45.