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THE HUNTERS BRIDE.
{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}

will 60 to the land where the hunters dwell,
And build me a hut in slvan dell
And my home shall be by that tranquil lake
Which none but tho hunters paddles break
Where the Indian boy, in his bark canoe,
Like dolphin ccayc the waters blue;
And beneath the moon of summer sky,
i,asks in the light ofhis lov'd ones eye;
For | long to rove on the mountain side,
To hunt the deer as 4 hunters bride.
Though coarse and rude is the mountains fair,
Vet pure is the breath Of the mountain air
And rugged the path in the hunters way,
Vet sweet are his dreams at the close of the day.
Though toll and trouble his course pursue,
Health tinges his cheek with dusky hue;
And in heetness he rivals the wild gazellc--
That long to rove on the mo,Inan side,
And wear the garb of hunters bride.
NV 10Y shall be by the silent shore
10 watch the return of his flashing oar
And view on the breast of that lmpid lake
The ed,lics around it in murmurs break
And ripple, and sparkle, and curl away,
In the soothing beam of the silver ray;
And his heart shall gladden. to hear my song
swell on the car as he paddles along;
And nc'cr will depart from that mountain side
But share the fate OF u hunters bride.