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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ having claims against the estate OF
Jonathan Roberts, late of Auburn, Placer
County, State of California, deceased, ,
that they are required to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
ber, (the executor Of the last will and tes-
lament of said deceased,) at Auburn,
within ten months from the date hereof,
and all persons owing said estate will set
tie with the undersigned.
A. BRONX, Executor.
Auburn, Feb. 28th, '53-n25 4w
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW STOREM---NEW GOODS!n

NEW TORE!!!---NEW GOODSm.
81 THE undersigned take plea ID
sure in informing the citizens G,
ILL of Auburn and surrounding
country, that they nave removed to the
NEW WHITE HOUSE on the corner,
where they have a full stock of New
Goods direct from the States, comprising
a general assortment of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Gaps, ~,
and variety of Fancy Articles. We
respectfully solicit the continuation of that
patronage which has been heretofore lib
orally bestowed.
SAM AND SOLOMON.
N. B,-The best made goods in the
country.
Auburn, Jan. 80, 53-n2O if
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GRAND RAEELE!I

ON the Goth day of March, will lie raf-
" fled for, at the Hotel de France, Au-
burn. one-lhird of mining claim, known
as the rich claim of Jos. Lumb, situated
on Auburn ravine.
For particulars inquire of Mr.. Defresne,
Baltimore ravne, or at the French Hotel,
Auburn. Two hundred tickets at $S5 per
ticket. feb II '53-u23 I'm
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SsaeriT's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me direct
Il ed. issued by II. A. Scofdld, a JUS
,;ca of the Peace within and for Placer
county, con- on the 25th day of February,
1888, in favor of fl. A. Scofeld and
against Baldwin, Palmer g. Co., for the
am, of $14,75 for costs against the said
company; together with accruing costs, |
have this day levied upon and will sell at
nubIic sale, to the highest bidder for cash,
At the Court House door in the town of
Auburn, on the first day of Ayril next,
1853, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right,
title. interest and claim of Baldwin, Pal
mer & Co., in and to the following prop
erty to-wit: A house and lot situated in
the town of Auburn, Placer county, Cali
fornia. known as the Mechanics Hall.
This March 4th, 1858.
SC. ASTIN, Sheriff Placer county,
By w. H. Dillingham;, Deputy.
auburn mars n25 st
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IAfgEae! E4irse!! LiEae!!!

YNHE undersigned takes this method of
Il informing the citizens of Auburn and
vicinity that Lime can be purchased at the
Lime Kilns l-2 mile from Auburn. There
will be always on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for build
ing purposes. Persons at a distance can
depend on getting Lime at any moment.
by sending their teams for the article. 1t
will he sold much less than it has been in
the country. For information apply to
WM. GWYNN, Auburn
Feb. 5 '53-n21 IF.
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AsIbysrn Drug StOre,!,

A FRESH supply of Drugs and s,,v2
IA Medicines Of all descriptions T-H
constantly on hand at the Post Of IN
flee: such as Qunine, Cholagogue, Pa
tent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines,
Sarsaparilla, &c, SC. Prescriptions for
Physicians prepared at all hours. The
profession supplied with Drugs and Med
icines at reasonable prices.
Auburn, Feb. '53-n2l my.
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SsaeriNes Sale,


Df virtue of an execution to me direct
ID ed, issued out of the Hon. District
Court Of the 1lth Judicial District for
Placer county. State of Califnr,in ia :.
Judgment rendered on the Gath day of
January, 1853, in favor of William r..
Post and against Cyrus Gregg, for the sum
'of $3,124 with interest on the said sum of
$S,124 from the rendition of said iudg-
ment, together with accruing cost, have
levied upon and will proceed to sell at the
Court House door in the town of Auburn g,
on the 9Sth day of February, 1853, at l
o'clock, p. NJ. all the right, title, claim,
ami interest of Cyrus Gregg, of, in, and to
the one undivided half of the North Star
Ranch, situated on the Divide, about 8
miles from Yankee Jim's, in Placer coun-
ty together with the fixtures for keeping
a Public House; also the improvements
thereon. Said ranch contains about 100
acres, the most Of which is inclosed. -
February Sd, 1853.
S. C. ASTIN, Sheriff.
Ry NJ. P. H. Love, u. Shift
Auburn, Feb. '59-n21 st
/. The sale of the above named property
Is hereby postponed until Monday the 7th
stay of March, 1853, at O'Clock, P. M. i.
4hls 2Sth day Of February, 1853.
S. G, ASTIN, Sheriff Placer CO.
BY M. 2. ii. Love, Under Sheriff.
Auburn, mar ) 53-n25 IL
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned, for many years en-
Il ployed by the United States in sur
veyng the public lands in Missouri, offers
his services to the people Of Placer and
adjoining counties. Any surveys made
by him are legal, excep: the school lands.
His charges are moderate, not exceeding
in the general more than one half the fees
allowed by law to the ounty Surveyor.
Refer to the County Records where nu-
merous examples of his work may be seen.
Address him at the Post Office, Auburn.
LISBON APPLEGATE.
Auburn, feb - '53-n23 If
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Clothing. Boot s. Shoe Store.
G.. WELLMENI

TT AVING Just returned from San Fran
Z 1 cisco with the largest and best select
ed stock of goods ever brought to this
market, begs leave to inform the mining,
trading, and hotel keeping community
that he is now prepared to furnish on
more favorable terms than has ever before
been offered to this community,
Mining Tools, Groceries and Prorisions
Of all kinds, Vines, Liquors md CT
gars, Pie fruits n cans, Oysters,
CLAIMS, Lodsters, an fact
everything that is usually kept in a well
furnished store.
Mr.. w returns his thanks to his friends
and customers for their liberal patronage
during the last three years, and is p eased
to inform them, that now being possessed
Of greater facilities in buying, and from
the long experience hat he has had in the
business he can deal with them on more
liberal terms than have ever before been
offered. The country and river traders
who are in the habit of buying either at
Sacramento or Auburn, will find it to their
advantage to deal with him, as with the
arrangements that he has for obtaining
goods direct from San Francisco. thereby
avoiding the Sacramento profits, he can
other establishment in town.
N b. He would call their particular
attention to his stock of Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars, Bitters, Anisette, Absenth,
Curacao, and all the extras used in sa-
looms and hotels.
feb - '53-n22 ly
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Notice is hereby given

Notice is hereby given
YNO the holders of the following Nos
of stock in the Gold Hill and Bear
River Water Company, if the assessments
due upon the same are not paid on or by
the 18th day of March, 1858, that they
will be sold for the same in accordance
with the provisions of the statute made
and provided in such cases, the following
shares to-wit: No 1, Q, 8, A, 5, 6, 10, 90,
q, %, %, %, 65, sc, 67, IS, 60, 70, 80,
40, Al, AZ, 43, al, SO, &c, 81, GO, 6S, Cd,
a5, 26, 27, %, %, 3O WIN WILSON,
Doty's Flat, mar So 1t* Sec'y.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
Not for the Ladies'

WILLIAM STEVENS, Hairdresser,
w late of New York, begs respectful
ly to inform the gentlemen Of Auburn aud
vicinity that he has opened IA room next to
the Bee Hive Bakery ,ou Broadway, where
he will always be on hand .to shave,
shampoo and cut hair in the first style of
fashion at city prices.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
ESGray Horse.

VAKEN up on my Ranch, on Secret
Il Ravine, three miles frorl Hawes' tav-
ern, about the 9Th day of February, a
bright bay Horse, with long, black mane
and tail, and branded A Ii on the left hip
fle Is a California horse and about three
years old, The owner is requested to
come forwarl, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be
sold according as the law directs.
LEVI HAYES.
feb 10 '5S-n23 St
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Verpaamk 81 McMualin,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

A ND general dea Iers in Groceries,
IN Provisions and Liquors, fire proof
brick store, Central Wharf, between
Montgomery and Leidsdorff streets, San
Francisco, Cal. n~ All orders from the
country will be executed with the strictesl
attention all dispatch and guaranteed.
sIf--tf 'n}
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XNTAaREN Il CO.'S Seed and Agri-

WTARREN x CO.'S Seed and Agri-
w cultural warehouse.-We are hap
py to announce to our friends and patrons
that we are ready to furnish them as usu-
al, a full and complete assortment of gar
den seed, farming and gardening imple-
ments and tools, just received by the late
arrivals.
We offer to our kind friends, who came
to our assistance early on the night of the
fire, our most grateful acknowledgements
for their valuable aid, by which our most
valuable stock was saved from the conf1a-
grafton.
Our new building will be opened on
Tuesday, upon the old stand, where we
shall be happy to receive our friends and
customers, and gratifed for their renewal
of trade WARREN g. CO.,
Agricultural store, j street near Levee.
nov27- limo
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Bear River Saw Mill.

4 NE proprietors having completed their
- New Saw Mill which is located on
zDear nar river, aud on the direct road from
uogfn to Grass Valley, they are pre-
'pared to fill all orders. For past favors
tney return thanks. For further nforma-
f'oh apply at Hf GWYNN'S store,
mar , '5s--n25 N.Y. eruil Auburn,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
MINERS DRUG STORE!!!
No. 1879 j Street betWeen 5th and 9Th,
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.

SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.
BY R. fl. M NALD,
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals,
Fresh Herbs, Patent Medicines, Oils,
Paints, Varnsh Brushes, Glue, Alcohol,
Cream of Tartar, Sup. Carb. Soda, Acids,
Borax, Quick Silver, Fresh Hops, Lamp
on, Perfunery, Fancy Articles, Flavoring
Extracts, &C.; choice Wine, Brandy, and
Liquors for the sick. -....,o .s.l,.
Druggists, Physicians, Merchants and
Traders, are requested to call and exam
inc our large and well selected Stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and give us
trial as we feel confident of giving salts
faction. AS our articles are pure, fresh
and Genuine, and carefully selected from
the best Houses in the Eastern Cities.
Jan, %, '53-n20 ".
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Eureka Store.

ELsHACKAtl ISkVACs
TT AVlNG just returned from San Fran
a L cisco, we are now opening one of the
largest assortments of goods ever re-
ceived in this section of the country.
Making large and extensive additions to
our store, we will be prepared to furnish
orders at the shortest possible notice.
Our assortment consists of all and every
variety of goods that any person may
wish; all we desire is for traders to give
US call, examine our goods, and enquire
at GWYNNS'.
Auburn, Sept. IL. If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
NOTICE

is hereby given that an application will
be made at the March term of the Court
of Sessions for charter to build Plank
Road from Auburn to Sacramento.
BY order of the company. s, ..
I'll. Il. HOLMES, Sec'y.
Auburn, Feb. '59-n21 6w . -.
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DOCTOR TRAPHAGEN

DOCTOR TRAPHAGEN
WOULD return thanks to So
w the citizens of Auburn u YiYyayTA
and vicinity for the liberality
of their patronage since his location in
their place, and would inform them that
he may still be found at his Office at the
Empire Hotel, where he is prepared to
perform all operations in Dentistry, viz:
Plugging, Cleaning, Extracting Sc, on
the most reasonable terms.
Doct. L. hopes by strict attention to
business and the superiority of his work
to still retain the liberal patronage which
has heretofore been bestowed upon him.
Auburn, feb 19 '53-n23 my
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE SUBSCRl3 l3ER begs leave to in
J. form the public that he constantly
keeps on hand general assortment of
machinery for mining. Original designs
gotten up in a manner that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. r. j. FISHER.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
HObe 4 Weihp.

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchaum
and Clay Pipes, &C.. No. 16l Kearney
street, San Francisco.
All orders from the. country promptly
andfaithtully attended to- sll-tf a
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
Surveyors Notice.

CWTVGyDE7S IVUgECE.
~ w. FINLEY, Assistant Surveyor,
". Placer county, Cal. Office in Au-
burn. Persons wishing surveying done
will please leave their notice in Box No.
So, at the Post Office, which will receive
prompt attention.
Auburn, Feb. 26, '53-n24 my
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TRAVELLING.
Pioneer Line.

Splendid Concord Stage Coaches for Sac
ramento, and all intermediate points.
ALW AVS AHE EAD!!
TE1HREE Lines leave the National Hotel
l. daily for Sacramento and intermediate
points-at and 10 A. NJ, and the other at
O'Clock, P. NJ.
This line will run on Sundays.
oI All Expresses are carried on this
route. [s11tf] c. GREEN, Proprietor.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
lited States Mail, Pilot Line

United States Mail, Pilot Line.
DROWN s. PARISH would respectful
ID ly inform the public that their regular
mail line of stages for Sacramento leaves
every morning, at l2 O'Clock and arrives
in Sacramento in time for the San Fran
CISCO boats. Their office is at the EN-
PIKE HOTEL.
Their coaches are equal to those on any
stage line an the State.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
office

is hereby given that the undersigned
Il will make application to the next
Court of Sessions to be holden in and for
Placer county, for license to construct
and maintain Toll Bridge at or near
New YorK Bar, on the north fork of the
American river, in said county, and in
connection Herewith to construct a wagon
road connecting the Auburn and Illinois,
town road with the Yankee Jim's and
Birds Valley road, uniting with the said
last mentioned road at or near the United
States hotel, in Township No. 5, of said
county. Auburn, Feb. 9Th, 1853
w. f. BRITAIN,
Il. N. SNOWDEN,.
Is. G. ALLEN,
4 syra.fl.n. HENRY HUBBARD.
February, IL '52-n22 At
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
Cause Of the scarcity Of silver.

This subject which comes home to the feel
ings Of every one who rides In an omnibus or
buys his sugar by the pound. Mr.. DIsraclt
appears to have hit upon the causes Of this
scarcity, which he declares % be the following:
First. white the annual production Of gold has
quadrupied, the yield o! the silver mines has
remained stationary; and as the influx of gold
has given an immense expansion robustness Of
aIt n lntIs and increased the demand Of COM
noditfes, silver. being no more plentiful now
than formerly has become p'oportionally scarce.
Secondly, in Holland, and some other European
states silver H. the standardof Value; and hence
i the excess OF exportation to those countries
over the importation from them, has 10 be paid
for in silver coin. Thirdly. and chiefly, in
| India gold coin is not known among the
the natives, from whom the commodities
Of commerce are purchase !. nor j. gold
in that country legal tender; and as the ex-
cess Of Indian exportaiiuh Over importation ~
exceedingly great, there is nm enormous drain
Of silver from Europe and America, TO pay for
the excess. In the year 1852. England alone
sent fifteen millions Of dollars IN silver to In
dia. Mr. DIsrae'i proposes as a remedy 10 the
vrovi, 4 scarcity Of silver, that gold be made
the standard Of ealne, and legal tender
throughout the British possessions in the
Oriental world That done, perhaps it will
not be necessary for store keepers to ladie ou'
three .ent pieces when small sum is to b'
subtrac ted from a five collar bill; and one may
ride down town without being horror stricken
the the discovery, that he has no six pence.
Both ere consurnations dcyoutly TO be wished
. Hone Journal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
The Fishery Question.

The writer for the New York Express has
lis, of the demands which it is said Great BRIT
ain makes in return for conccding the fishery
grounds to the Americans as foliows'
Ist. The admission of British built vessels
to the privilege Of American register
ID The free admission Of the British nag
to the coasling trade between the American
Atlantic and Pacific coast.
3d. The abolition Of our present bounties 70
the American cod fishery
4b. A further modification OF our tarih-
Of course with view to favor british ih'ef
| ests
5th. The original demand of reciprocity o
| ,,ade with the North American colonies.
The Boston Courie, remarks;-I This is mod
est. indeed II he British Government has oi
! re,ed such terms as these to the Americans
it hal no intention OF adjusting the usher.
question, for no American Congress woui'
ever listen for a moment 70 conditi>ns such a
the above.
GrThe Illinois Central haiiroad, which ter
inmates at .'Dunleith.' opposite Dubuque
purchased thirty five acres Of land there a 'e'
j days since. for depot grounds at cost by
h ward, Of 81, 800. 'Swamp lands are rising
gkSnSs the Galena JeffsrsogIan.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
Model RECON- suae u dat ion for Of
lice.

The Knckerb booker for July contains mum
Der Of specimens OF lettels from osice seekers
and their friends. We copy one Of the best
from Mr.. Twist to Governor Marcy, on behalf
of gentlemdn who is ready at any moment to
die for his country aud lat office:
"The bearer, Mr. Martin Van Buren, Ph'ps,
is an applicant for some easy Office, and am
happy TO say, is an out-and-ont Democrat.
He voted for Van Buren in '40, for Polk in A4,
and in '4s. being somewhat puzzled with the
claims of the coaiending factions, pol'ed two
votes, one for Van Buren and one Tor Mr. Cass,
evincing spirit Of concilia'ion and high-toned
principle which puts to the blush all other
compromise measures. Mr.. Phips, can truly
say, is an active, energetic, and industrious
Democrat but is unable 10 discharge very many
out door duties, as he is suffering under phys
ical disability, having some two years since
Drained his ankle badly.
The ci cu,nstances attending this ply sical
disability may Il bs urinieIesting. as llustra-
tive of the sterling democracy inherent in the
man. They are these. He was engaged Will
some Young Democrats raising hickory pole
They had ac accomplished their object, and yount
pbips determined to place the stars and stripes
upon the top Of the pole. For this purpose h'
commenced climbing; but alas having arrives
a, the dizzy neigh; often feet, the pole CAV
way and he was hurled miserab'y upon tn
J ear,b. with a severe confusion upon the hesh.
part Of his leg, and with his left foot spra'ne
terribly. Apparently not realizing the ex'en
oftle injury, he waved the tai'ered ensign owe
his confessed frame, aud gave three heart
cheers Tor James X. Polk. Such Dcnocrac
ought not to go unrewarded. and hope 20
win be able to place our unfortunate friend
some easy position where his physical d'sao''
s ty will not be ,agonis,ic TO his progressl'
= Democracy
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
water Cur g .
G. w. KiBEEE, NJ. d.
Physician. SurgeOn and Dentist,

InySlCIdIl, NuTStUH dHU UCuIloC.
MOULD respectfully offer his professional
w services to the citizens OF Iowa City and
vicinity Though graduate of Drug School
DIR. Kibbee has never used poisonous drugs.
bleeding, or blistering, but relied on WATER
as his curative agent. During practice OF
seven wears he has treated diseases Of nearly
eyery name and nature, all with wafer, ana
with remarkable success. He believes pure
water to be applicable in eUery form OF disease
and where there is no structural decay OF the
organs essential to life, there is hope for the
cure of every afflction. DR. Kibbee confidently
affirms, without fear of proof TO the contrary
that he can in all cases produce any GOOD effect
with water that can he made with drugs, and
always without endangering the life OF the pa
tient, which is not the case with poisonous
drugs
TO the afflicted, who are tired of poisons
bIis,ers and bloodshed for the cure Of disease
DR. Kibbee offers his experience in the healing
I virtues of Water, and hopes that the world re
nowned success of this agent in the cure o
those forms of disease peculiar to women ant
children will procure for him, with that inter
es,,ng and often suffering class OF patients,
hearty welcome
Patients residing at distance, by giving
clear written description of their case and en-
closing one dollar for the frs, prescription, VII
receive full directions how TO commence thei
cure. Charge for prescription at ofhce MT
cents. Advice, either by letter or at the ofhct
gratis to those not able TO pay. Office on tn
corner of Clinton and Washington streets.
Iowa city, July 6, 1853.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
JAMES D. TEMPLlN,
Attorney at Lav, Solicitor in Chancery
and Nltarv Public,

IOWA CITY, low A.. =.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his
c.rs n the United States District Court. and
the Supreme aud District Courts Of the State Of Of
Iowa He will also give street attention as as
Lsud Agent, to the purchase and sale OF real
estate, the payment Of taxes, renting OF proper
ty. perfecting titles. the sale and location 90 o'
land warrants, the collection OF debts, &c, &C.
He has prrpared himself with full and com.
plete dou6Ie lndex. accompanied with correct
plats, Of all the United States, State and coun-
" records Of johnson county, Iowa, carefu'iy
compared and corrected, by which he IS aoie %
give. at glance, the true title to each town 70,
and piece Of land in johnson county, without
the tedious ard uncertain process Of ''fumbling
snusty records, for days. and at last buying
Dip In poke" There are no less than ooo 'm
ppes5fsct ps titles row in this county Owners o.
real es,ate should look well to their titles fer
sons employing him 70 Do their eonveyaneane
title. Office opposite the Land Once Oh cor
ner of Washington and Clinton streets.
REFER TO-Hon Folsom hon oal.e arr,
ton. Hon Thomas H Benton,lr.. Hon JONI
Clark, Iowa City.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-24
For The Reporter.
The Chapel Bell.


Toll on, old bell, within my heartl
There is music in the peal
That bids my slumbering fancies start,
And an hour from tumult steal
That rippies thro' the depths OF thought
On an ever circlinS way,
And sweeps the chord Of love, it sought,
With deep and earnest lay. ~
Again tread the well known halls,
With a stndent s fulsome pride,
Or linger where the twilight falls
By the SwAMscor's classic tide!
Again upon thy shadowed breast,
With It's currents still and deep,
] glide, by many fancy blest, s
As my oar blades idly sleep. 4
Thou callest DER the footworn green,
That fraternai band anew
Thou filpst with life the mem0ried d scene,
Where the buds of friendship grewl
And tones that grated on the ear,
In the mornings soothing dream,
Nowsowelt the half re.uctaut vear
To melancholy streaml
Toll onl Toll onl No more that tone
Ger the waiting task shall fall,
Nor footstep hasten lightly on
At the wonted matin.call; -.a-
Toll on, until the end Of Time.
Aud the chill embrace Of death, -
Toll on, and may thy simple chime
Die but with my dying breath!
The bell that rings the marriage vow,
In the blushing dawn of care,
And softly watts from Beauty $ brow,
Shadows of, lingering there ,s.
No tidings half so sweet can tell,
Nor of Hope so proudly sure,
As thyremembered voice, dear bel,
In my heart still fresh and pure.
The bell that chants the funeral dirge
Der comrades narrow home,
And echoes cen beyond the verge
OF the unknown sea to GOMEZ
Awakens grief no more than when
In an hour Of light bereft.
Thy hollow murmurs breathe again
OF the vacan, places left!
AxToN.
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CITY HOTEL.

THE subscriber having purchased and refit-
i ted the CITY HOTEL, Iowa City, respect
ully informs the public that the House is now
open for the reception of travellers; and he
hopes by strict attention to all who may favor
him with call to merit share of public pat.
ronage. q. W. LAhH'
July l3, 1853.
N. b. A few Boarders can be accommoda-
ted with rooms.