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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06
NUMBER 28.
FlRe.-Tne large frame building in the

FIRE.-Tne large frame building in the
upper part Of town known as the ''Omni.
bus" was totally destroyed BY fire on
Friday morning Of last week. The fre
was discovered about 2 o'clock but had
obtained TOO great besdway TO admit Of
saving the building. 1t consisted Of
block Of twelve tenements. and had been
occupied by no less than pigteen families,
though C, The time Of The fire there were
but six families in it, The building cost
probably from S2.5 500 10 $4,000 dollars.
not insured. 1t has always been consid.
cred very much exposed to fire, being so
large and occupied by so many different
families. and Of combuslble nature, and
it is hoped that il will be replaced by q
brick structure-as frame buildings are
too much exposed TO like accidents. II
is not knowL how the fire took. but those
who have the best means of knowing,
think it the work Of an incendiary. 1t
was very lucky that the night was still. or
other buildings near by. of valuable ma.
ture. could not have been saved. ,--
Our ciIizens are beginning to see the
necessity Of making provisions against
fires. There was public meeting held
at the court house on last Monday night
Tor the purpose of organizing fire de.
partment. A company was formed. to be
called the Good Intent Fire Company Of
lronion." We understand that there
will be efforts made 10 raise means 10 OBJ.
tain fire engine hooks and ladders, &c.
All right. We hope that enough money
may be raised TO get fire engine; 'tleast
suitable hooks and ladders ought TO be
provided. In case of this fire q small
frame building had to be torn down 10
save some other buildings. as also sheds
fences &c. Hooks are an important au.
Hillary in such case.
We think the town council ought 10
move in this matter, and assist in pro.
curing an engine. hook and ladders. &c,
and cisternS ought to be sunk in some
paris Of the tow >, so that there might be
a supply OF water convenieut.-lr0nton
Register.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

"Watchman. spare that jug. Touch
not q single op. 1t served me many .
tug and | will be its prop. Twas my
foreiather's hand that placed it in his cot
There 'waichlnan' let it stand--thy club
will harm il not. The old familiar Jug
whose credit, and renown. are known to
many a mug, and wOuldst thou smash ii
downl " atchman, torbear thy blow,
break not IFS earth.brown clay; nor make
the liquor flow, but let that old jug stay
The watchman could not stand so pow
erful an appeal, and after leaving pam
phlet oilhe Maine liquor law used next day
for shaving papers. he look his departure.
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SAYING FOR RFARMERs

Sloih. Ike rust. Consumes fa>ter than
labor wears. while the used key is al
ways bright.
Dost thou 'ove lilel Then do not
,ouander time for that is Inc stuff life is
made OF
The sleeping fox catches no Poul'
try.
He that riseth late must trot all day.
and shall scarce oveTtake his business ut
night
Early to bed and early TO rise,
makes man healthy, and we ,lthy, and
wise.
A good characteris like capital in
bnsi eSs, or stock ID rade.
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LINES BY AN OLD FOGY.

I'm thankful that the sun and noon
Are both hung up so high
That no presumptuous hand can stretch
And pull them from the sky;
If they were not, have no doubt
But some reforming ass
Would recommend to take them down
And light the world with gas.
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Select poetru.
From The KniekerboekDT.
BIRTHDAY LINES TO MY WIFE.

From the Kaiekerboekrr.
LINES TO MY WIFE
HAND in hand we start TO journey
Through the devious path Of life;
Be it good or evil weather,
Hand in hand move we. my wife.
Hand in hand in sunny seasons,
Evenings soft and mornings mild,
. Naught to part us but the link-let
OF little white-haired child.
Hand in hand. o Godl when fading
Lies fair suns far.western rays,
Lean we well upon each other
Through the cleaning of our days.
Hand in hand with equal foot-step
Tothe dark, swift-Aowing river;
Hand in hand. with angel-seeming,
To the throne Of God for ever.
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~ II is stated that OF f hundred and
forty.lhres young ladies who tainted last
year, more than one hall Of them fell into
The arms Of gentlemen Only two had
the misfortune TO fall on the hoor and
those wanted to be caught. but they were
so awiuly ugly that the men were afraid
10 touch them
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

man about to be executed, pointed
to his companion who was swinging, OBJ,
served to the multitude, You there see
spectacle: directly shall be hanged
and then you will Sc pair Of specta
cleS!"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

The only fountain in the wilderness oI
life, where man drinks Of water totally
unmixed with bitterness, is that which
gushes for him in the calm and shady re-
recess of domestic life.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

WHAT WILL Russia Do?-To this ab-
sorbing question among students of for
eign affairs. we can literally answer in the
words most irreverently used often :'Otd
NIcK only kH0Cs,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

"You bachelors ought to be taxed. :"
said lady to q resolute evader Of the
moose matrimonial.
II agree with you perfectly. madam" I"
was the reply, "for bachelorism is luxu-
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JACKSON G E. OHIO THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1868

politician, and any kind or amount Of ed.
ucation that comes short Of fitting him
therefor. is unfit and insufficient for our
national wants.
Au RvAutNpa
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

nrThs yeung ladies Of Bloomington.
Ill.,, teceh,ly held meeting, and resolved
10 have p0thing to do whatever with anv
youh man who INDUCES in the use Of IN
tpxicating iiquorH,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

Do you like novelist asked Miss Fitz-
gerald OF her country lover.
Il can't say he replied, Il never eat
any; but tell you ! am some on posSum'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06

An ignorant mstron who ceuid not
read when told by her clerFsmsn that
the Bible before her vac upside Gown
repled, ..Sir lam leii.handed."
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Truth and honesty have no need Of
loud protestSGon.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-10-06
w. c.. ROBERTS,;
n. BELL MR.. TEwKsEURY
n D @S Z s. 6 o .

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND CAPS.
LElrHEs sAO FIN DlNGS,
NO. IS. ENTERPRISE ROW, FRONT ST.
PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.
Mr.. M r. TEwKsBURY having purchased the
interest of DAVIS & SMITH in the above named
establishment, and the present firm, under the
former title, having takenthe large and spacious
rooms on Front street, formerly occupied by
WALLER g. RoRINsoN as a Flour Store, would
respectfully invite the attention of dealers to
their very large stock, assuring all that they
will sell good stock as low as any other house in
the West.
May 80, '53--tf.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
NUMBER 9.

hundred dollars in h0tes, and horse that
| afterwards sold for two hundred dollar
more.
Never did miser gloat more on his
pelt and with more delight. I locked the
door of my room, pi ed the money in a
heap upon the table, and walked around
it-sat with my elbows on the tab e, and
my chin upon '"v hands, and gazed upon
il. Was thinking Of the money! No
Il was thinking of my little wife and
home.
Another sleepless night ensued, hut
what night of gold fancles and splendid
ar-casfles. AS soon Ms morning da wned.
| was up, mounte The borrowed horse
with which hnd come to Court, nnd led
thp other which fHh received as II fee.
All the way was d-lighting myse { with
the Thoughts Of the surprise I had in .tore
for my little wife; for both of uS hnd ex.
pected nothing hnt ~hou Il spend all the
money had borrowed and return in debt.
Our meeting was joyous, as you may
suppose: hut played the part Of An ln.
dian hunter, who, when he returns from
the chase, never for time speaks nf his
success. he had prepared II snug little
rustic meal for me. and while il was get.
ting ready, seated myself at an old fash.
ioned desk in one corner, sud began to
count over my snoney and put il away.
She came 70 me befnre had finished, and
asked me who | had collected money for.
For myself, to he sure, replied |, with
affected cnoIne-s; | made il at Cour,.
She looked at me for moment in the
face incrrdulou-. tried TO keep my
counremance and piny the Indian, bu, Il
would not do. My muscles began to
rwitch-Hll at once my fee ings gave way,
caught her in my arms, laughed, cried
mud danced about the room like a crazy
man. From that time forward we never
wanted for money.
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hiners' Drug store! !1
VI BY r. II. VI DONALD, yM

No. 139 J SrREtr. S4ckAMEk1U. ID
ST received by clippers Alboni and " inged
Racer. n large assortment Of choice Drugs,
and all other articles kept in we'll furnished
Drug tore, consisting n part of
Chemicals Oils and Paints, TruSses.
Fresh 'ierbs, vi dow Glass, >hl'der Brace
ream Tartar. Putty, bdominal supporters
\lcohol. Turpentine, >uspensory bnndages:
ops. Cnmphene. Breast Pipe
lnvoring Ext Lamp Oil, Nursery BOTTLES,
Also very large suppl of Perfumery, Pa
tent Medicine of nearly all kinds.
For sale ow by r. n. MCDONALD
Sacramento Oily
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PASSENGERS BY THE OKTts.-Among
the passengers by the C"rtss, which sail
ed for Nicaragua, on Tuesday lasf, were
John Mhche the Irish patriot; n. B.
Livingston, connected with this paper;
F.. c. Kemhle, Of the A IL; Mr.. Me-
Means, Of the Los Angeles Star; and
Gen. James NcDougall. Congressmap
err from California. Also Gen. Lane,
delegate to Congress from Oregon.
Sac, C~is4..
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Banking House of Read & Co
SACRAMENTO, Agency of Burgoyne
~ & Co, San Francisco. Exchange for
sale on w. ..''"
Barring, Bros * Co. London.
Hottngeur Il Co. Paris.
Burgoyne & Plume, Ne,c York.
Jno. E. hayer & Bro. Boston.
Canal and Banking Co. N. Orleans.
l.. A. Bencost & Co. st Louis.
Gold Dust always purchased ii, highest,
price.-Sept 1& Am
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Legal Advertising.

Legal Advertising.
One square, first insertion, 900
Each subsequent insertion, u"
nrAl legal advertisements must he
accompanied with the CASH, otherwise
,hey will not he published. This rule
will be strictly adhered to.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
PLACER HERALD.
Published every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
A, the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.
Advertising.

AdveTtiSinS.
One square, ofl0 lines, and more
than lines, first insertion, 500
Each subsequent Insertion, l.5O
For half square Of five lines or less, zoo
Each subsequent insertion, l,oo
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

Derfumery, Perfumery---A larg
J. and most extensive assortment Of pertu
merry just received and for sale by
r II. MCDONALD.
nz0ly No 139 street sacramento
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

Turpentine, Paints, Oils, Sc,
l. and everything pc tn ming to the business
# paint and oil store, on hand and for sale
by r H. MCDONALD.
Moi, No 80 j street. Sacramento
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|. K. GRIM. r. RCMLEk
Grim g. RUmler.
Bankers.

UUHNUIO,
No. 8, J street, near Front street, Sacra-
nsent0.
4 GENTS for b. Davidson, house OF
n Roth-rhld1, San francisco,
~ Drafts for sale on the Rothschild.,
and their agents at
London, New York,
Paris, New 1rleans,
Hamburgh, Boston,
Frankfort, Washington,
Valparaiso, Linn.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates
O16-tf
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Hardware, Paint, Oils and WIN
dew Glass.
J. 3. Blanchard & Co.,


- EG leave to inform the merchnnts Of nj.
sevcinitv that they have removed TO
No. 4S K sre't, south side, bet,oeen "a
and 3rd streets,
where they have on hand The lnrgest and
most varied assortment Of the above goods
.ver before offered in Sacramento. all being
their own importation to which onstant nd
b litlons are being made by the arrival Of every
Il pper ship mong which may be found
.Nniks All sizes, trom3 to 8 in spikes; also
finishing and wrought nails
Shouels-Rowland and Kings, Collins and
Cos, Duryea and Rh )des', square and round
point, long md short handles
Pichs-Collins and o s; pick and axe helves
SdWs-Mill, Muley, crosScut whip, hand
md compass saws
Hoes crow bars, hand and sIedge hammers
wedges, anvils, files, complete setts, cooper ;
tools carpenters, hlacksmiths. and genera
assortment Of builders hardware, cutlery
etc etc
All the above goods will be sold al the very
10 est cash prices, and we invite purcha sers
to call and examine our stock and prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere
Sacramento, apr9 If
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d. 0. MILLS & Co.,
r \ n X r X S.

HAVING completed their new fire
i proof Bank buI'Iiny, they have re-
moved into it, on the old ste,
NO. 50 J STREET.,
DRAFTs for sale Al sight or on time on
the prIuripnl cities in the Atlantic States.
GoLD DCsr purchased at the highest
rates
D4ATTs at p4r Oh San Francisco.
EoLLEC rIbNs made nn r~a>0uhI. terms.
GnhD Dusr shipped to New York, or
the MINI at Phi nd"lphia for coinage
ID ppsITS received either special or 9th
er,v>e; and all business connected ith
banking promptly attended Ia.
Sacramento, mar 5 n2a 3no
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Job PRINTING.

The job Office of the HsRALD has re-
Gently received large additions, and pa
irons can now have printing done, of al
descriptions, in superior manner. Or-
der. from distance must invariably be
scconpanied with the money.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

RUINsoN THE COLORADO MIR Money,
writing from Santa Anna, Cal to the Los
Angeles Star, says that the pyramid ate.
" Il scovered on the Sandy Desert west
of the Rio Colorado, is not so ancient as
il supposed From his statement it ap-
pears that Herman Cortes in l54I, while
in search of pears $, discovered the Gulf
of On ifornia hut was recalled 10 Mexico
during the same year, hut left party TO
explore the Gulf 10 its SURGE or head,
which they did. and discovered the 60 o.
',io itS Junction with the Gia. There
hey founded II set enent and formed a
treaty with the Indians. and in 1914 foun-
ded the Mission Of the Conception still
farther up. This was entire washed
away by the foods Of the same year, and
they removed To the higher ground in
the virini'y where they huls large stone
fort hundred feet high which. in some
few wears afterwards, was DESTROYED nv
the Indians in a genera war between them
aud the pan>h set ers There are other
such ruins To he found on the ella; such
as what is commonly called the Houses
OF ont"Zunn. nm old Spanish fortiica-
ton, now a heap of rnns.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

CHINESE FooD.--A writer on China
mentions that the modes Of living among
the Chinese nre exceedingly curious, dif.
frring materially accordln: tn the rank
and wealth Of the peOpe; but that the
extremes of uxury aud IN sery are no.
where more luhicrouS Y contrasted Those
who can afford 10 purch .e rare and ex-
penAive drlicaciea, grud0e no cost for
them, H. ia proved by the price paid for
edible birdS' rests, (glutirnus compost.
tions, formed hv n kind of swallow, In
vast clusters, found in caves in the Niobar
and other IslAuds,) $500 being soineti,nes
gwen for pirul, weighing one hundred
and thirty five pounds aud three quarters.
In the streets mutitudes Of men are en-
ployed in preparing these for aa p, with
pair of tweeZers, plurkin9 from them
every hair, q" fibre Of feather, or extra
neous matter; and Al the Same time care.
fully preserving the form Of the nests by
pushing through them very slender slips
of bamboo. Sharks fms are highly
priced, and when dried, they fetch great
price. The heche de-a-rner, (a horrid
looking b ack sen slug, brought from the
Pacific lslands,) is exceedingly esteemed
by Chinese epicures. But while the rich
fare thus sumptuously, he mas, of tho
poor suhsist on the veriest garbage. The
hends of fowls, their entrais, their feet,
with every scrap Of digestibe animal
matter, ear,h worms, @a reptiles Of all
kinds, rats, and other vrrmin, are grpedily
devourpd. We have noti"ed lots of black
frogs, in half dozens, tied together, ex.
posed { sale in shal ow troughs Of wa.
ter. We have seen the hind quarter Of
horse hung up in butchers shop, with
fhe recommendation Of whole leg n.-
tnchpd. A lod2er in our hotel conn aims
that his bed room being over a kitchen,
he il grievouSly annoyed in tho morning
hv the noises of doqs md rat., which are
slaughtered below for the days consump.
tion-hnt NOT at our table. Not bone
0r green leaf is ever sepn in the streets:
some Use or other is found for everything
that would he refused srwhere.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

STRVEVOR3< NOTTCE.
ssTHE certificate Of the County Sur
L veyor or any Of his deputies, shall
he admitted rs legal evidnnce in any 'ourt of
this State but the same may be explained or
rebutted by other evidence. No survey here
after made by any person except the ountv
Surveyor or his deputy shall be considered
legal evidence in any Court within this State
except such surveys as are made by the au
thority Of the United States or by mutua
consent Of the parties page III Statutes
Of California
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Oil! Oil! Oii.---\tthe Miners Drug
" S'ore l39 street. Constantly Oh hand y
very large supply Of Sperm. Polar Bleached
Eleph mt machinery, harness, Neetsfoot, al q
almost every other Oil in ase in the country
Give us trial and you will come again
Sacramento nl0ly R. -. MCDONALD
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-01
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

We give below the returns from 20 counties
of the First Section, which show a majority of
nearly 1000 for Col. Thomas J. Boyd. A tee
graphic despatch from Lynchburg states that
Tazewell county, as far as heard from, had give n
5o4 minority for Boyd, and TINT Patrick had also
given him majority. Fifteen countiss remain to
be heard from, but tkey cannot change the result;
Boyds election is certain, and the Political Ma
chinists are routed horse foot and dragons, so
far as the South Side Section is concerned. This
intelligence will fall like thunderbolt from
cloudless sky on the Iocofoco managers n this
city and elsewhere. They never once dreamed
that the Democratic people Of this State would
have the audacity to vote for man who had not
received their imprimatur. The people Of the
Southwest have spurned and spit upon the edct
of the Lynchburg Convention, asri the much
boosted Democratic organization is u laughing
stock to gods and men. Boyd has been furiousy
denounced by every Democratic newspaper in
the State, and is more cordially detested by the
leading politicians of TINT party than any man,
Wing or Democrat, in the commonwealth. We
congratulate him on his triumph over his foes ::
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-01

ORIGIN OF EVERY DIsEAsF. AND THE MEANS OF CURE
In the year 1875, LIE Roy cieary demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure undgested
particles becoming mixed wi the blood and fields
And also, that 10 every disease, only neces-
sary open the natural outlets of the body and allow
hem TO remain open, by which means the hood and
other fluids would release themselvesfrom these undi-
get-d I'd impure particles, and state OF health would
be cs1tain
The Royal Institute of France awarded to him for this
discovery, the God Medal of the Institute.
This is historical fact
All which The Brdndreth Vegetable Unvers al Pills pro.
Tess 10 do is, carry out thus principle and experience
has fully established them capable OF it. When there
fore, bad state Of health exists in the body all that
has to be done is to continue to PURGE it effecluay
with hem and the more virulent the disease, the
poweku must be the dos.
Tha randfeth pills are made entirely OF Vegetable
Extracts; known by long experience to be perfectly
nocent and yet OF more power purgatlve, clean
ser ofthe amenary canal, than ~ other medicine
Their effect the sly tenn is easv that it is remark
able fact thahe dose may be given to infant
adult, without the possibility of doing any injury
but on the contrary good. Therefore. cosiveness.
ither habna ohe wise. and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit.
DR., Brandreths Principal Office 24l Broadway. New
York; other Offices in New York
NJ. BRANCH. Richmond Va.
Mol east Main street. opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at
York prices my I3-2w
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LATEST NEWS
Photographed for ,I,c w;,,oe
4 DAYS LATER FROM EUwopx

|
| The steamship Arabia, with LiyernooI 49,
21st inst. has arrived. " 'i'
From ENGLAND, there is nothing new or ipte rest;no
The National Assembly of France is at variance ,;r,
the Emperor and dissolution Of the body is ancipated
La Fat RE cont adicts the statement that hostile e
mas been sent to the Sandwich islands.
Inc cohtral portion Of France has been subjected to
most disastrous inundation
The Madrid journals continue their attacks upon Mr.
ooue the newly appointed Envoy from The United State,
to the Spanish Couft
The Turkish question has not been settlad n, tbe
the contrary 1t has assumed an unfavorabe aspect
Prince Manzikoif the Russian ambassador. has de-
mahded an answer regarding the holy plocas within
eight days. The Sultan has consulted the Frarcb ond
English ambassadors. but has as yet returned ns an
swef. Inc agents or ninons of Russia are charcoal
with having stirred up bloody riots in SMYRNA and Len
mum.
In Holland the popu elections have resulted inf,
vorably to the Catholics
Milan is ttanqui-and so, indeed is tt whole of Jo,
1t ls however the tranquility of the sumberpg volan
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, NAV 81
CoTToN-Prlces have advanced ll6d Sales for the
week 81 900 bales W. "'
BREADsTuFFs-Flour and wheat in fair demand -
Yellow Corn steady-wite has advanc d Cd per quar-.
ter Baltimore Flour quoted at 23sa23s Cd,
NAVAL STORES quiet and Provisions steady.
CoNsoLs 1907
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-01
YOUTH ann AGE,

/ often think each totseTing form
That limps along in LIES decline,
Once bore a heart as youag. as warm,
As full Of idle thoughts as mine!
And each has had its dreams Of Joy,
Its own unequaled, pure romance.
Commencing when the blushng boy
First thrills at lovely woman's glance.
Aud each could tell his tale OF youth.
Would think its scenes of love eyince
More passion more uuearthly truth,
Than any tale before or since.
Yes they could tell of tender lays
At midnight penned in classic SHADES
OF DAYS more bright than modern days
Aud maids more fair than modern maids,
OF whispers in willing ear,
OF kisses on a blushiug cheek;
Ea CHI kiss each hisper far too dear
Our modern lips to give or speak.
of passions too untimely crossed;
Ofpassions sighted or betrayed
Ofkindred spirits early lost,
And buds that blossom but to fade
OF beaming eye and tresses gay,
Elastic form and noble brow
And forms that have all passed away
And left them what we see them now.
And is it thus-is human love
So very light and trail thing
And must youths brightest visions move
Forever on times restless wing?
Must all the eyes that still are bright,
And the lips that talk of bliss.
And all the forms so fair to ght,
Hereafter only come to this?
Then what are earth's best visions orth
If we at length must lose them thus
If all we value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from us2