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Died.
Last ning aner few days illness, FaAscs OLM-
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful.
lv invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon without
mother in law Mrs stuyvesant No. ls2 Second avenue,
corner Of 9th street
On Tuesday merning 4h inst, at Westchestsr, after
protracted Illness WILLIAM ADEE, late OF this city, in
the 74th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited attend the funeral this afternoon at four
o'clock without further notice Carriages will DO in
waiting at the Morrisana Station TO meet the Harlem
rso "a train. which leaves the City Hall at O'Clock
Atnoon Wednesday, 5h inst, Of injuries sustained
by being by steamboat John Fitch while IN
small rev beet MICHAEL D. BIRD, OF the firm oil Bro
Brvtners
His friends and those of his brothers, a. also hs bro
Their in law John T Fisher invited to attend his i
neral this day. 9th inst from his late residence No SOL
Broadway. His remains will DO carried TO Greenwood
Cemetery.
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In August ls45 the aggregate discounts OF all the city
banks amounted to S3so75 s64 specie 97aoO cir
tulaton $5747 074; and deposits $2 423 ,266. Should
there be in the of the other banks
of this city, corresponding with that Of those reported,
the falling of in the line of discounts will not vary much
from one and half million of dollars. About the
decrease may be expected in deposits, these two de-
partments intimately connected that both af
fected by the same
We have heretofore given abstract of the report of
the Eastern (Mass) railroad company We now give
the details of that report the purpose of showing the
actual position of the companys affairs in all the de-
partments.
EASTERN RAnRoAp-YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1876.
Expenditure for construction and
equipment to June 30th, l845, per
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Mission of Peace to Mexico.

M1tsIOh OF Peace 10 MoxIcO'
1t is rumored that the President has sent to the
Senate message, asking advice as to the propri-
ETY. of sending peace commissioner to Mexico.
MIR. Slide has arrived from Saratoga, and will
probably be the commissioner, if one is sent.
The Southern mail is in. No news
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Varieties.

Richmond, Va, was visited with most violent thun-
der storm on the s0th ult, blowing down and fen
Iees, and washing the streets with eluge of water
One or two houses were struck by lightning.
The farmers around Troy and Sidney have taken pos.
OF the Randolph negroes and given them quar-
tiers They say they shall not suffer We suppose they
Twill remain with them until final arrangement is made
by Judge Leigh. The excitement has nearly subsidsd
Ctneinnati Gazette
We authorised to state that full and satisfactory
adjustment has been made between the Receivers of the
Aanuiacturers and Mechanics Bank of Nantucket and
Mr Barker Burne Of all matters in relation to his
necion with that Institution
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
no! FOR THE FISHING BANKS.

NJ! FUN lHE flSHlNG BANKS.
sh%TS 3 ::s: :. 3:
Is,;s iis Ss;'S Canal
the Banks long enough de u fishing then
S'1S e hs Hs oes sa snS
lines by experienced fisherman Rsfreshm snts
cIs SIS sfe5 makes an excursion to Cape
ao on Saturday returning on Monday For tickets call
PEOPLES Line or sTEAMBoATs FOR Albany.
Dgeet-Daiy, Sundays encspted-at 7ocock, PM.
@ ssf fssf sSf kks;s e
ssSiy
c vel leave on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings
The above boat: will at all times. arrive in Albany in ample
freight TAKEN at moderate rates, and taken after 81
person: s.s forbid trusting any Of the boats of this line
written order from the captain, Or
Schultz. at the office On the wharf:
Steamboat sss$s d:$J r.s. Vi,
Iss S. assdsy Wednesday, Friday and, SUNDAY s:i
and ON
TpsoS e; ". s.y. for Albany
on Sunday, Aug 9. at p M instead Of Saturday. au6
MORNING BOAT l1 At " O'CLOCK FOR
80 AND inseImediats Misunderstanding, at
fsSs asY SSRTH d.p
O. Riggs, viii leave the foot Of Robinson street on Wed
For passage apply on board. aul 4tr
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
BY k.nd Xex Yas2 Brass
isic by als III. city s On
fs'sS '';sSs
T:pp;n B.y ,hs :s Of ths Of Ss S%ea. british
ts SLEEPY T
eeEsn, and splendid Of the author so'd
of the noble
On returning to the city the Steamer will land passenger.
at Hammond Barclay and Pike streets.
ss asa Il Il a: c
Nss bI MsS.s II Ga:%s:
rsli, 600 Broadway and at the boat saa st.%
GRAND SOCIAL PIC MIC AND CoTILLoN
EXCURSION TO vERPLANk'S POINT.
in HONOR OF G FHi6 YA AKFS THE HERO OF
80 The eOm%%odoS vs.. and elegan, Steamboat
on FTSsY August shs a. is.s f issss E E
Hive KS XII Sfssb 'is: sI ss.f'N S
River. ga Chamber street, 81 Canal street. O.; Ham
% s a .d N:
M together with the artificial
sss
raw az
from the heat and turmoil Of the city. and ENJOY day of
truly delightful recrestion this desirable opportunity
be Obtained Of Nathan Whitley No vesey street in The
gle $50 Fulton Smith and Floyd I'd Ward Hotel
street; John McCabe, 70 Nassau streets James g. Will
and West John Steel $40 Broo%e G. BALI corner IF yaTck
Lawrence Shirley, 1893 9Th avenue; q. Hayward, Wood.
bine House, Of 18th street and 9th James Rus
sell, of 10th street and 9th avenne William Arms
tong, Wallace House, of9h and 10th avenues
Franklin House, Fulton street, Brooklyn, and board Of the
boat.
Dinner and other refreshments will be provided board
for those that may desire il.
Should the weather unfavorable the excursion will
be postponed until the following Friday.
N B. The nevolent Orders of Bere Phoenix Assem-
bly, No. 1, and Warrington Assembly, No. respect
fully invited to attend. au1 3t3567 or
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Am,IsEMENTs. &c.

R0WERY THEATRE.-Thqrsdsy Evening, August g
~ Wall be performed for the fourth time on any stage the
new drama Of HOBOKEN-Beau Earnest an exclusive Mr.
Waleot; Mr. Lennox, lawyer, Vache; Frank Lennox,
Lieut.. in the American army. Neahe; Harry LennoK his
brother Booth; MIR Emmerson. head cleik Of MIR Len
nor, Miner; Mr. Elton, a wealthy merchant. Collins; MIR
Henderson his Partner, Desng COL Rochelle British Of
ncer rorreser Surgeon Collision; Landlord OF he Hotel
Se lake rroct9I Fanny Eton the bells of New York MTs
dison Mrs Elton Mrs, DeeIng; Mary Lennon Miss Booth;
Mrs Col Nicholson Miss Bradley. Act i-Scene i-Parlor
IN Mr. Lemons house New York-Fsmily Arrangements
-Taget excursion &c &c Lobby ofthe Park The
sue &c Act 2-DIawing room of Mr.. Lennox-Fsmily
peace % hear from the daellists scene
roomSocai interco urse-The beau song. Act s-seene
Club room in Montreal" Not officer in Mone will
meet you'-The dueists In entry Scene 2-Ars Nj
choson boudor Scene 3-Glendennings lodgings Scene
4-Earnests in City Hote-Featherbed soldier-Wet
set good cause for csiening commission Scene 5Astor
House and Park-Unexpected meetinghauteurall hopes
Of compromise end Scene 6-Drawing room-Moum-
full party Scene 7-Frnks roomThe mothers prediction
reaz. d. Act tublc reading room Hotel de SAKE Dresden
Scene a-Lord Middletons apartment in he hotel-Anoher
challenge Scene Park and Chateau Of Lord Middleton
The Durl-Just revenge-Death OF Mddeton-Reunion of
friendsTrue love requed
Doors open at O'Clock, curtain will halt past Il
Dress Circle 50 Upper Boxes cents; Pit and Gale
Lcenfx
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Mr. HENKINS's BENEFIT.
HREENWICH THEATRE-Comer Varick aud Chari
" streets.-Thursday Evening, August s-W be per
formed the Drams of MICHAEL THE FERRYMAN-
Michael MIR Freer; Old Record. Mr. Bellamy; sprnce MIR
Ch.Pmsn: Lucy Miss Jaa which the Drama
kns; Csrlitz Mr. Weaver; Christine Miss Julia Drake
To be followed by THE CHEROKEE CHIEF-Pati-pau,
Mr. Wood Ben Biows Mr. Freer Bertha Mrs Penson.
Boxes IS cents; Pit 12x Doors open at 7perfor-
nance commence at u before O'Clock.
CASTLE GARDEN, with its extensive Promenades Is
~ open day and evenng-Thursdav, Friday, and Sstur
day Evenings August st 7h and sth the entertainments
ner, Gungs Boeldieu Labitzky and Mozart, which will
be performed by the Orchestra under the direction Of Mr.
&. w. Meyrer.
n!ermisson Of half an hour fo5 ,sfSssh%snts
extending around the whole Of the Esplanade, which will
be brilliantly illuminated with thus giving yisers
ceDlent opportunity examine these beautiful Views Ad
mi during day and evening I2L cents.
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AM opER. Tive siI RGE0S
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, from to
"A o'clock his residence, Isl Broadway, Of War
street.
Opthalma Stoppsse Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opacues, efectualy removed
AMAUEOSlS treated with great attention and
nveterste OF STRABlSMUS, Squirting, cured in
o lew Minutes
Jus, imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and finish.
SPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Advice to the poor without charge.
Once and residence 2CI Broadway--eutrancs ~ Warren
street auG ttsrc
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COMFY ISLAND
FORT HAMILTON FERRy


FORT HAMILTON FERRY.
80 - The Steamboat can, PROPHET OR. Capt. Il:
s|-above ferry, until further notice. fol-
Foot Of Hammond street, IL O'Clock A; M:.3P.M.
Canal street, IN O'Clock A. NJ; 81 IN.
Harri street. llx o'clock A. NJ. 3k p M.
Whitehall. o'clock A. M, lam, iP. NJ
Coney Island at X and6 M
And the Steamboat IOLAs Captain Richard Yates will
follows Leaving East River
Foo, Of Pike street, L. R.. sk O'Clock A. NJ ix P. NJ,
5 P. M.
Whitehall, 10 o'clock NJ, 2PM,5 HP.M
Landing at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare i2x cents.
N. B.-Staaes will be in readiness, the arrival Of the
Beats at Fort Hamilton, to take passengers New Utrecht
and Bath also Coney alsnd take passengers the
upper houses
au4 3tIs4rrc THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor.
A9 - DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
The steamboats, SYLPH Captain J. Brais-
ted and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain d. Van felt. will
leave as follows
Leave Staten Island g. o. 10 and II A. Me atl asl5,
and 7, P. NJ
Leave New York at TO, 10, and H. A. NJ and .asL5,
6, and past r M.
All freight at the risk of of the owners thereof
stage will leave Vanderhs landing for the Telegraph
Station every hour throughout the day. Fare 2h cents
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THE AMERICAN ALOE
full fower-those who intend paying hi; kingship
visit will opportunity than durt the
present and ensuing week. Open from A. M toIoP N.
DUNLAP K THOMPSON,
jy3l lwsmc No. G35 Broadway.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 50 WALL ST., OPPOSITE THE MERcHANTs'
EXCHANGE.
THIS Company continues against loss damage
by Fire. dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in
neral goods and and every description
personal property also loss damage by inland
vigeton aud transportation.
Thomas W. Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Arson Baker,
r II. Robson, nj. d. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
John X. Dawson, John I. More,
John II. Lee, William X. Thorn,
Caleb G. Tunss, Thomas Morrell,
Francis p. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John. g. Merritt, Robert Smith:
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO T. HOPE. Secretary. a2l tire
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MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY

A1 A2 FROM the steamboat pier foot OF Warren
2rrEG15z sueet-Passage 81 -Leaving New York
Monday, Wednesday Friday Albany. Tues
Van CoIssndt'. Dock Peekskill West Point NewbuSh'
per Red Hook, Bristol Cafsk Hudson and Coxsackie
Passengers tai ing this boat will arrive in time for the train
of from Albany West Bufao and North Saratoga,
Whitehall and Lake Champain.
The and elegant low pressure steamer METAMORA,
Capt p II. Smith, will leave above For freight
sage apply on board.
Breakfast and Dinner board.
As is not generally understood that the Morning Line,
leaving o'clock A. charge dollars take This
method inform the public that by taking the Meta
at 6k o'clock, A. NJ they themselves dollar
and arrive Albany earlier hour than by the Old Line
Passengers will beware of the decoy OF the North
America she hiss been put by the Old Monopoly the
same hour. off the Metamora.
Fare Van Cortandts Dock, Is cents Poughkeepse 50
cents: Hu'son. IS cents: Albany. 81. aul lwsr
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Portable Shaving Cases.-The most porta.
aud at the time the complete and elegant art
ke now manufactured having requisite for gentle
n,ns toilet and travelling companion invaluable For
Bile by O. SAUNDEnS SON, III Broadway
L flew doors above Courtlandt street
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NEW INVENTED WIGS
QfCHELOR'S invented Wigs and Scaps, made OF
- the finest natural curl HAIR and adapted in the
manner to the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing with all the vexaous
The public invited TO inspect large and well selected
stock containing variety OF size and coor they will
then be able 10 judge the effect.
,,WM: BATCHEL0R inventor and only m.nnfseturer,
Please to copy the address su6 lwsr
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
LIOUGH'S PATENT SKIRTS are now for sale at J. ~.
II & T. ii. SELBY Co.'S, No 3a3 Broadway New York.
They would take this opportunity TO inform the Ladies
st these Skirts pronounced by those who have used
them be the best article Of the kind that has ever
been invented for utility, comfort and health
This Skirt decidedly superior article embracing many
good qualities that cannot be found other One grand
property has that would recommend at this oil the
year break down, and If pressed as soon as the
pressure removed will to It's form retain
ing light. airy and grace ful appearance
Many efforts hare oesn made produce an arlce embrae
ing the above es but successful until the appear
OF Mr. Houghs Invention, which justly be ns
dered OF hc best the article Of dress
ever offered to the public
Orders punctuay a tended aus Iwsr
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MILE BLANGY.

T Fl A V E l. NJ I l. Y.
THE MAGIC PILLS. received with Shouts of Applause.
NlBLO'S GARDEN-Thursday Evening, Aug 6-The
After which, the Pan.omime Of THE MILLINERS-Si.
mon, Gabriel Ravel; Madame Varnish, Madame Jerome
Rave.
After which the Nespolitan National Dance, by Mile
Blangy and Mons Henri.
Halt hours intermssion for the Concerts Alaus ,d
in the Refreshmen Saloon.
To conclude with the magnificent pantomime of the CON-
JURORS GlFT-Don Pancho, Jerome Kave Crinaldo
Antoine Rave Coorao. Gabriel Ravel; Elviua Mime Leon
Javeli; Myrrha, Nine J. Raye
Doors open O'Clock entertainments begin O'Clock.
Tickets so cents.
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II Pocket and Pehknives, Scissors, NAIL Files,
ke-A beautiful Of the above articles be
VI the sqbscrbes No III Broadway, consisting Of the
most splendid. and unique patterns imported 70 this
country. q. SAUNDERS son,
II opposife Howard's Hotel.
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Alexander's Tric0baphe.--This Original
Liquid Dye for changing the color Of the hair stands
ppassed Ferrous should be careful in using the
ations Of this article The genuine article be had
iu-hton Co., Broadway, j. s. Aspinwsll, William St.
tthnson Moore Taylor, Maiden Lane A. b. ID. Sands,
Fulton sire ct, H. Ward & Co, Maiden Lane. alw
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VuNHS admirable emOllent by common Consent rateu
A No. remedy for blotches, pmpes, pu.tules,
species Of di.colcation o the SKIN All eompet ion has
the demand for hch within the last months has ,ncrea-
than FIVE hundred per The clearness and fresh
which the complexion have rendered
proverba heauter Of the skim and no dressing room
(our,uds Italian Medicaed Soap If beauty be- assert
ed only skin Deep the important that the thin COW
erng which resides should be kept in its pres
nj and most tive state.
DR. Gourauds Grecian Hair Dye for coloring hair, has
all the old and deereous preparations
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicatng hair.
The Lily White made by the .cor, is by common con-
allowed be the excellent article FOR beautfyng
the complexion that has graeed adys or genteman
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonng pale lips and
cheeks These superlatve cosmetics together wh large
T choice perumey and fancy articles TO be had
genuine only at DR.. + +. GOURAUDS depot. 81 Walker
street first door broadway and the agency for Beas
Hair Restortiye.
Agents-Jordon Milk ST. Boston; Carlton 4 Co. Low
ell: Green Il Co Worcester. Jy3l lwsmc
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S&N- FOR Observation-Disclosures Packet of the 9th
MN of Asgut-The ifst-class, fosssing Packet Ship
$9HSXE, ASHBUkTON, Capt. VIM. Howard, burthen 100
tous, viii sail as above her regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second
cabin aud intending TO embark
should make application board foot Of Maiden
lane, or to JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner Of Pine X South
Those DESTROYS of sending for their friends the old
country have them brought by splendid ship
OF any other Of the line by applying az above. aud
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STEAM ENGINES,
II locomotives, AND HEAVY MACHINERY
The Advertiser wishes obtain the uperntendency of
Concern where the above description Of work done
ne would take charge Of the and repairing depart
''' Of y " sF%Rks Ss sis c1e' Maryland
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G h AM MOONLIG HIT COT1L l. O N
Excl r SION
A5 ~ Up the Hudson River, for the BENEFIT
FRANSSTIsR MA I.S = Steam Peek :
wing, Aug. 6, will leave follows
Pier No. N. r. at O'Clock Foot Of Robinson street at
ga foot of Hammond 8H, foot OF 10th
up the Hudson River and returning sbout
O'Clock at night. -.
The Albany will be elegantly fitted and bril- antly light
ed for the occasions and having secured the OF
peror band Of music and prepared suitable refreshments
this will afford of the best opportunities for passing
pleasantly free from the heat and noise OF
the city saloons.
Tickets 81 to admit gentleman and ladies' may be
obtained OF T. b. Hail. foot Of Barclay aus 3trrc
S&x UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
MX\ POOLThe magnificent and fast sailing packet ship
t122pE CORNELIA 1900 burthen, Capt French hav
avg detained, will positively sail Friday,
Aug. 7, her regular day.
The of this splendid packet for cabin
cond cabin and teerage are for com
fort and being light and airy and fitted with
regard expense Those about embang for Europe
sho uld see the Cornelia and her accommodations.
For PASSAGE which will be low and berths, early
application should be made board foot Of Dover St to
w. X j. T. TAPSCOTT,
aus South st. Cd door below BurIing Slip.
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KUCKLAND FkEE STONE QUARRY.
JAMES THOM respectfully informs Iron and Glass
Manufacturers that he has opened the Quarry formerly
belonging Mr. Richard Coe, in Clarkown The quality
the well known people in the above line Those
wishing Furnace Stone be supplied with full in
three days after the order is received in the quarry.
j. T. would inform Architects and Builders that he has
opened the above Quarry with face 423 feet long, and the
blocks the entire length in piece from 30 TO 50 feet
always be obtained People requiring stone for chu5shss
of block with Of equal than
any either in the rough, and
' JAMES THOM,
Manuel Post Office Rockland County, N Y.
IxvNr
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTKUMENIAL
CONCERT.
OH ERNST, Flust the late Court of France and II,
Il A. WOLLENHAUPT, Pianist from the Conseryato,re
Leipsg would respectfully that they will give
their FsRsT AND ONLY CONCERT
AT BLAN CARDS PAVILION,
New Brighton, Staten Island.
On SATURDAY NEXT, AUG. 9th. 1896,
Assisted by PHILIP MAYER, who will sing several of his
most fay"rite pieces and Mr. AHRENS who will preside
at the Piano.
FLUTE.
Tickets One Dollar EACH to be had the Pavilion and at
the door the evening of performance.
For further partic uars small bills. au6 3tis*r
a TLANTIC GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR The
"A SEA6ON-Dodworh'aC Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June and, At
myS smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
MUSIC.
INSTRUCTION given on the Piano at Two Dollars per
Month"; by person who understands the profe ssion tho
roughly Young ladies wishing take lessons will please
address to Music" at the Herald Office.
nd lyNi errc
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every othsI) is cften repul,ve in appearance
caused in eight of by the and
what suppose disease Of blood simply dis
of the skin If of the thousands who Jake purga-
their skin soenng and clearing balm that the
the skin never dsgured unh eshy with PIN
pies or snnbpra tan and the true and
and dspe them make the skin clear and love-
y IL acts mildly and oothngly the skin, that physi
speas salt rhsum sore head ring worm and it mind the
other remedy failed. 1t is indeed blessed remedy.
Sold only this city, price so cents the sign ofthe Anne
rican Eagle 80 Chatham Ais Broadway and at 1879
Fulton street. Brooklyn. aus 1wsrrc
Democratic banner., 1846-12-14
Written for the Saturday Courier. }
AUTUMN.

The Autumn winds are sighing,
As through the groves they stray,
Like gentle lute-tones dying Fo'''%
In music sweet away; RI -
And, where there once was gladness
OF minstrel-birds, a grief
Is breathed in songs of Sadness.
O'er scar and yellow leaf.
The flowers so lately beaming, 1rl H!af
In beauty to adorn,
With richest odours teeming, -
Tascent the breath of mourn, SIS
: New fifeless lie, all mangled zs@%-e5
By chilling frosts. whose blight AK
CONCEALED their tears, bespangled -a..s
By mornings rosy light. III -1sr
And wildwood, plain and meadow
Like youth, mid blissful dreams,
Whose shy had known no shadow
To dim les dazzling beams,'
Have faded in their ~lustre;
And where the pearly dews
Were wont at morn to cluster,
Is sought but sombre hues.
Alas! how very heeting
Are beauties here below!
They but receive a greeting,
And perish mid their glow;
As do the imaged pleasures
That pass across the mind,
Which are but phantom treasures,
As empty as the wind!
The Seasons all betoken
The different hues of life:
From buoyant heart to broken,
mid ev'ry joy and strife:
The Spring-time, is bright hey-day,
When it is free from woes,
And like a sunny May-day,
The Autumn, butt close!
Harsaw, KY, Nor. 6, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-14
l HAVE LOvEDBUT THE DREAM IS
NOW OVER.

! nave loved, but the dream is now over,
Thy charms can no longer beguile;
At length I have learned to discover
How treason may Turk in a smile.
No fame ever buried that was purer
Than the love- cherished for thee,
No hope ever promised Surer
Than the hope thou hast bligbted for me.
Me thinks that my lips still are speaking
The words that so falsely were dear;
My heart is in memory seeking
The venom that poisned its cheer;
Each glance towards the past is an arrow
That points to the innermost soul,
And thoughts of the future but harrow
The feelings l cannot control.
Yet thee oh never can hate thee,
Thoughhope thou hast plunged into night!
May the prize thou art seeking await thee,
And thy destiny ever be bright:
But mine not a solace can borrow
As LIES varied evils / brave,
/ only can welcome the morrow
Because it is nearet the grave.