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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-12
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NEW PUH1.ICATIOND,

ZAP LIBER AL WORKS II. PAryES THD0d O0ICAL
~ wo.ss b cents. age Of Reason Is cents. Rights Of
Man, " eents Common sense and vrtsis for 20 %
erbts Voltires Dictionary. a.. volncy's Rn,ns 81 y
c.Dts Popular tracts by r. d. Owen and ffancss
Wright, A cents, kc- By 9. VALE, No. ] Doway mp
staiYs.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT wESpHErEH,
IN County.-James Winthrop against Casharins Win.
tbrop. SUN mons for relief. (Com not served) To tha
Defendant. You are hereby summoned and required Ia
answer the complaint in this action, which was died -
White Pbins, in said COUNTY, the day Of June A
D. and to serve copy Of your answer TO The sa1
complaint the subscriber at his Office In the yacs
Of Tsfrytfwn, In sad county, within twenty days affe
the ~ vice OF this summons you, exclusive Of the n
OF such services and II fail IN the aaid oo-
ton will apply 70 tn Court for the re ief dewanded IA
the ctmplsDt W. F. PURDY, plaintiff attorney hn.
ryto,n, Westchester county, New York.
Dated June IS, 1854
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The stuyvesant Insurance Company hos declared
semi annual dividend Of four per cent payable on the
21st Inst.
The annexed statement exhibits tho quantity and w hue
Of foreign dry goods entered Of this port for consunp
on for ehousing, snd the Withdrawals from wnrs-
house, during the week ending and including Thursday,
August TO- 1861
sioyEMKNrs FonrJGN Dry Goops.
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01LARET WINE FOR SALE--AT 81 7t, 81 81 60 98.
~ &C., per dozen, delivered free Of expense. Theso
are The best winee in the city, at the prices Apply to
NICHOLAS PIER ON, 631 Houston street, corner or
Mulberry, two blocks east from Broadway. E'tfr
INOR sALE--A NICE LOT OF HAVANA SPEARS,
I WIN be positively sold to-day, for less than the
person who viii apply carly at 1o2 Nassau street. a..
TOAPS0NS Office, up stairs. 8sst3 IA -4.Fes -
II ONION CORDIAL GIN sCHIEDAM AND CLUB
i schnapps, London porter, Scotch ales WINES cyr.
diaIs syrups; champagne and claret wiues Of ehooi
brands IS imported; blackberry brandy an exeellent
cholera remedy WA II. UNDERHIIl, 40 RroonA
street, corner of Crosby. sst- 4f 80 :
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NEW YORK SUPREME coURr-rpEARn MINrnRs

IN fUNh FUFhfME CUUNI.-EUWAHU NINIJHN
IN sgainet William IL. Brown. To the above named
defendant -You are hereby summoned and required tn
the Office Of the clerk Of the city and county of New
York, at the City Hail. in said city, and to serve sea,
OF to the said complaint thu cubs crbers
York within twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons you, exclusive Of the day Of such Service aud
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action take Judgment
against you for the Of fifty thousand dollars lin
dated damages, with interest thereon hs sey n
senth day ofJuly thousand eight hund ed ard fy-
ty four besides the costs Of this action and win also
apply to the court for decree restraining ami en-
year 1862, from building any boat be run NOON the
sacramento riyr, and from sending to the sd sacrA-
mento river, to be run thereon from RAINING ,on
the said river any VIII is owned in whos or 10
part by the said defendant whcl he is Ia any msn
interested and FIR the other relis demsnded h. thu
complaint. Dated New York, 18th Jaly, 1864.
OWEN, BETS v0SE, Plain .ifss At,orneys
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ANTHOLOGY.


MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED 10 1871 SEVENTH
xl avenue, between twenty third and rrenty fonrth
streets continues to tell past present and future svents
hkewise marriages, journeys Law suits basinsss o. q
spects sickness absent friends property lost OF stoa
madame Meyer eonverses in English, French, and Ger.
man, and gives guarantee for her art.
M ADAME ALVIN, FROM PARB, rENDn4s Hen
XA services 10 tho hhes and gsnsls4nsn AZ tha 1y ID
sstrooyy BY books and scsnce and 10 BE- osnsaiea9
About love, marriage, business law matterr 10. GAo
wi tell the name Of the lady or esntismsn thsy wiu
marry, also the names OF her viatsrA Madame Alw1A
speaks The English, French and GernnaD l3pguages.
Residence 800 Bowery between FIRST and seccvd s<se
Once hours from ID A. N. TO Or. Il LADIES' 30 esutss
gentlemen 81
MRS BREWSTER, 80 GREAT JONES STREET, cor.
l ner of the Bowsry, has been induced through The
rsua sion Of her many frsnds TO continue until fur-
ther notice sa Be consulted astrology love ana
law mattera insrprsting dreams by books and science
and viii tell the Of the lady gentleman thsy Va
marry ths Of hr Walters. ladies' 80 ssata
gentlemen u.
NJ ADAYE MORROW g, WITHOUT KxORPTTON, RAJ
U mott wonderful astroloGist In ths world, sr thG0
has ever besn knswn Ghs viii tell past present IA
future ents and Win ahow your future husband a.
absent lends which has astouishsd Thousands du H.
seventh daughter, and was born with natural sifs -
invoking the powess Of her wonderful scisoee to ts
ths very thoughts and win cause happy pairs b.
come 70, ether, who wm all enjoy the ayeaes poinss0
Of watr monid Bliss Her professions are truly as4n-
ishing 10 81 who visit her Those who wien ! sorj6g
mhrrist may oeA soon, and they may depend apoS
true ADVICE founded the eternal principle ~ nsers
scencs rs Broome street, betwes0 Cannon and cuar-
ba' Senn'men not admitted.
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HNAE STEAMBOAT MAY QUEEN WILL BE CHARTERED
L for excursions any future day Of the moi
pre- engaged TO target companies parties wishing te
srsDd day sgreeaby, she offers acconp ,dato,s aud
comforts unequaled by any steamboat he waters Of
Now York. A barge TO accompany, when required Tol
terms and conditions apply to l. c. DURANT, No.
eouth street, mp stars, back Office.
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HOR4Ds, CARRlAGans, 80.

LrAsT HORsH WANTAD lMAKDlAyRLY.-ANY PER.
II having to dispose Of, ct reasonable priss,
pair Of bOrses sixteen hancs high, that 60 double st
.'r, square uet.iDs m the rsssn Il three nun ates,
chaser ~ addressing John Mulgrsvs left at No
sOuth FrsdericA street, Baltimore To receive reply,
lowest price and full particulars must Be stated.
TOR ssLE-A sDRREL MARE, is HANDS HIGH,
II can trOt in $40, warranted perfectly sound and
lind m all hainess, isa very good saddle mare Price
between University place and FIFTH avenue.
TOR sAIE--A SPLENDID BAY MARE. IN TaE
II couutry, ti1 years old warranted sound and kind
fifteen habds high. Can trot In three minutes without
trsning beauty style and action, chal enges
world For particulars mqu're II Mr. NORTON, Hun
gerford . lotel.
T,oR sALE--A CHEsrHUr MARE, FIFTEEN HANDS
Il high warranted psrfectly gentle, kind and soand;
rot mile in " minutes. apply at aS4 West Twen
ty fou,t tn street, corner Tenth avenue.
L>OD SALE CHEAP-A VERY HANDSOME sORREL
inches high sound and Kind can trot inside Of three
mipu'es also, handsome gray marc, years old,
sound hind and fast; and light wagon, little used,
built by Watson, Philadelphia. Apply at the Club
T,OR sAIE-A BAY MARE, l5x HANDS HIG y, FIVE
GATED; never been trained warranted In every respect
10 be sold auction Monday At the Bazaar stables
Crosby street, between Broome and Spring streets
TOR sAIE--ONE FIRST. RATE SHIFTING TOP BUGGY
JIG wagon and number Of other wagons To be seen
OF sIMMEkT carriage shop Ne Anthony street, near
Hudson.
TRON.GRAY MARE FOR SALE--sHE Is YOUNG,
Il kind, handsome sound and GENTLE ia well BROKE,
long ,s bands nsn goes , N about and WITH
bly,. Apply at the club stable Of L. Rice, 204 Fourth
street. near Sixth avenue.
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T1xCURsoN ExrRAoRDINArY 10 MOUNT HERMoN

ExCURsION EXTRAORDINARY 10 MOUNT HERMoN
II Crow, on Wednesday, August 20.-The steamer
UNION, and two double desked barges, will carry
thousand persans 10 the named spot for
days creation and enjoyment, accompanied by Whit
worths Cotiaon Band the whole being the super
intendence Of committee Of afangemsnts See future
advertisements, - the daily and Sunday papers,
the place Of starting &c Excursion tickets SO cents EACH
and purchased before going board, 371 DOLLY
The purchascr Of three excursion tickets at SO cents
esch will he presented with splendid steel engraving
heretofore sold for lsss than 81 80 excursions
ticket and engraving for 81 Call and ace the :
cravings, ana procure TICKETS ut the Office Of the
signed, No. S88 Broadway. Ii. FOWLER !
CRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE OCEAN
NJ House, shrewsbury.-Tbe steamer GOLDEN GATE
Capt johnson Carson will leave the foot OF Robinson
street Sumo ny morning, 18th inst at O'Clock.
turnhg will leave the Ocean House ut about O'Clock
the evening. This mode Of conveyance viii afford the
fepds Of the Ocean House fall dsys' enjoyment Fare
20 cents each way. HENRY E. HEII- Proprietor.
yUNDAY EXCURSION no THE HEAD OF THE SOUND
- touching At College Point Whitestone, New Rochelle
and Glen Cove. The and solendid steamer GEORGE
LAW, Capt albert Shaw, win make excursion every
sunday during the summer to above places leaving
Fulton Market slip at s Delaney street at o. Twelfth
street at pA Twenty eighth street at 9h A. NJ Return
ioe, win leave Glen Cove at r n. Fare to College
Point l2h cents; MILESTONE, 25 cents New Rochelle,
Is cents Glen Cove, % cents, each way
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EXCURSIONS 10 CONEY esI4AND THE NEW AMI
~ SPLENDID steamer NORwAIK, Captain A. Htshcoek
win make three cxoursions daily to Ceney Island, fol-
o~a-Laavs New York, foot Of Spring street, st sh
u, l2a and 3h Pm; pier No. n 4, At 10 A. NJ
and P. H.; Coney 1sland, 1T II A. n, and OK p. H.,
landing 1t Fort hamilton each way Fare to Fort Ham.
tcn Or Coney Island, and back 70 New Yorh, - cents.
No half prios.
EHXCURSiON FOR THE MUAlON.--CH' ss ,k51 HAn
II in the States; fare sir cents, hcats .s every hAk
eour for Staten island. The way TO ges sndm saS
dne view of this bay Aarbor and ocean, aud nhale the
air TO take tine Staten Isaui ferry, foot Of White
asn street, Seral terms for PIC ME PARTIES companies
and societies. Apply At the feTy house.
EXCURSION TO EiE FISHING BANK5.-THk
~ steamer LAURA KNAPP VIII leave the foot Of
Amos street At ~ o'clock, Spring street at 71s Pscl
dip at Broome street, East river, at 81, pier No g.
North river. At 9o'clock. Saturdays sxcepted.
CAxBURTONs TO THE FISHING BANKR-Tm
Il steamer LAURA KNAPP, Captain Anderson, wiz
make trip every day IN the week, except Saturday
eavirg foot of Spring street at ~ O'Clock NJ Peel
sp 81 Brcome street, East river, Sh pier No. NORTH
liver O'Clock t@
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ID registering their dwellings,, promptly supplied
with bs arders privately To boarders any direction to
suitable places at moderate price given politely.
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DOARDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND
ID rwo single gentlemen can be accomme d. ed
wi board and pleasant rooms at No. 10 IAmarne place
TWEEN ninth street. between Eighth snd Ninth
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pOARpISG A BROOKLYN, DAMS wILLOUGHBY
ID street. trois blocks on City Hall-Deux on trois
sieurs peuyent sre reeues dsmi pension dana une
jolie maison gaz tans enne par dan fran
case eaddrcsser par lsttre afranchie Madame J. P.
D., Herald Office.
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D0ARpING --GEN1LEMEN AND THEIR WIVES,
Id also single gentlemen, can be accommodated With
rooms, and good board by applying at "a Warren street.
N. B.--Also day boarders accommodated
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DOARDNG-vERY PLEASANT AND NEWLY FUR
ID nshcd room TO let, with board TO single gentle
men or gentlemen and their wives at lat Hudson street,
near Hubert opposite St. Johns Park Modern improve
Ments in the house. nfer f@H
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D0ARD IN BROOKLYN wANrED.-A GENTLEMAN
wishes to obtain board for himself and wife, in quiet
place In Brooklyn between the South and Fulton ferries
Room furnished or snfurnished The most unexeep-
onable references given and required. Address g. H.
Herald Office.
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I'D pleasant rooms, with fun partial board; also,
transient boarders accommodated Ladies' gentlemen
who wish to make short stay in New York viii find
comfortable home and purer air the Heights Of
Brooklyn, and charges less. Meals punctuA 1t A. NJ,
and and sk p. N. #t 4s
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DOARDTNG-LAIGE AIRY AND WE'LL FURNISHED
ID rooms for single gentlemen families be OBJ
tanned IT 40 West Tvcnty second stree. References
eIcep tonable either side.
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obokEN FURNISHED PARIORs, WITH BED
rooms attached, TO let, with partial board Il desr-
60 IN suitable location. House contains baths gas,
ee. srpy % southwest corner Of Hudson aud fhth
stTsess, Bttoken
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CROoKLYN A PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANTED
ID with breakfast and ton by young gentlemen,
IN private my or FIRST class boarding house. Adj
0Hice.
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DOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AND WIFE.
ID In private family, in Brooslyn or williamson
Address, stating terms which must be moderate, voI-
tex, box l40, Herald Office. ettt
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-15
PROSPECTUS
oP THE
CONCORD WEEKLY GAZETTE

THE subscriber proposes to publish in tho
Town OF Concord, N. g., Weekly Newspaper,
to be entitled the concord WEEKLY GA.
ZETTE"
The Editorial Department of the Gazette, ~
viii be under the management Of n gentleman
Orwell known literary attainments, and who will
spare no pains TO make the Gazette" a welcome
visitor TO the family, and an entertaining and
instructive companion, for the long and dreary
Winter evenings.
The Gazette" will be devoted to
PoLITics, AGRIcULTURE, THE AIRS AND Sci
EScEs, LrTERTURE, FoRgfaS AND Io.
CAL INTELLIGENCE,
and to the advancement Of the interests Of the
Town of Concord; aud in fine, the Publisher will
use every eScrtion TO make his paper inferior to
none Of the same character in the United States.
In Politics the Gazette" will be uncompfo-
misingly "Whig.p
TERMS---ifa sufficient number of subscrib.
ers be obtained the Gazette win be issued about
the fret of January, 1854, IN a large twenty.
eight column form, printed with Entirely New
MatsIiaI, At tho low price cfTWO DOLLARS
per year IN Advance.
JAMES NJ HENDERSON.
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FoR The LoRD's SAKE.-We heard OF
rich incident that occurred at n Meth.
odist prayer-meetiug, once upon time
not a thousand miles from this place, and
we can not resist the inclination to put i,
in print. We have references who are viii.
ling to vouch for its trutillness:
The minister. whose name was John
after a season of prayer edged sup" to q
group of young ladies who had recently
been converted and asked
ADO these ladies love the Lord 60
"lcs, sir" answered one Of them
"Well then" said the minister, kiss
brother John for the Lords sake."-
Fulton Gaxette.
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STAT" OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In The Common Pleas.

0AVlD KIRKPATRICK, who is in the
ID custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster Dis
trict, by virtuc of writ of Capas nd Salts
faciendum at the suit Of Mcl.ure, Alexander
d. Co., hayoing fled in my Office, together
with schedule, on oath Of his estate and
effects his petition 20 the Court Of Common
Pleas, praying that he may be admitted TO
the benefit Of the Acts of the General As
sembiy made for the relief of insolyent deb
tors. Il is ordered, that the said McLure,
Alexander g. Co., and all other the creditors
to whom the said David Kirkpatrick is in
anywise indebted be and they are hereby
summoned, and have notice TO appear be-
fore the said Court at Lancaster Court House
on the Third Monday in March next at 10
o'clock a. n. to shcw. cause II any they can
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid,
should not be granted,
Office Of Common Pleas.
eEs - j. A. S'fEWMAN, Clerk.
No 9th Prs. Fee Si5,75 ss--3m
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DIR. STRONGS
COM POUND SANATIV E
PILLS.

TNHESE PILLS are entirely Vegetable,
Il and are most superior Medicine in
the cure of all Bilious Complaints, Chills
and Fever, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Liver
Complaints. Juandices, Sick Headache, Scro-
fula, Salt Rhcum, Pevcrs of all kinds, Loss
of Appetite, Obstructcd and painful Men
situation, and all lingering diseases.
As a Female Medicine they act like n
charm, and when taken according to the d.
rections, they never fail to cure the very
worst cases Of Piles, after all other remedies
fail
They purify the blood, equalize the circu-
lation, restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other
Secretory Organs to healthy tone and nc.
ton; and MS an Anti-Bilous Family Mcdi-
cine they have no equal. Price 25 cents per
box.
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JEW DAVID'S
HEBREW PLASTER.

HE great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
l Pain in the Side, Hip. Back Limbs and
Joints, Scrofula, Kings Evil, White swell.
inrs, Hard Tumors. Stiff Joints and ali fixed
pains whatever. Where this Plaster is ap-
piled Pam cannot exist.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been
80 extensively used by Physicians and the
people in general, both in this country and
Europe, that it is almost needless to say any
thing about it. Yet there may be some,
who stand in need of its healing powers
who have not yet tried il. For their sakcs
we will simply state what it has done in
thousands of cases, and what it will do for
them when tried.
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Courtship and Wedlock.

CorRrsHIP is usually mere school of
deception. Jane prefers that John should
know ms few of her faults as possible before
marrlage-no matter how many after
wards. She dresses and puts on unac-
customed smiles to reciave him. Thus
the Jane he loves and weds proves to be
two different persons. The former was
angelic, the latter is altogether human.
The lite Of the sweetheart is brilliant sur
face; that of the wife, substance, dark
and full of impcrfections. The lover is no
more candid than the mistress. What
Is the natural result! Bitter disappoint-
ment. Even where good understanding
exists before marriage, and the bride and
bridegroom have been wise enough to give
each other II fair insight into their true
characters, they are apt to expect too
much. They forget II at there re certain
countrepoises as to the fruit and flowers
in the paradise they are entering. For
brers they are i'll no way prepared. 1t
would seem they should learn from those
around them since every youth and mai
den must have more or less experience
his ambition aims at what was never reach
he'd by married mortals, and if he be no
philosopher, the failure will taste of gall
Il compared notes with one Of my friends
who expects everything in the universe.
says Emerson, "aud is disappointed when
anything is less than the best, and
began at theiother rextreme,expecting moth
ing, and always full Of thanks for mod
crate goods" Would that all young pr
sons could learn to enter the sacred ground
OF wedlock with this philosophic spirit
But they will not, nor never will. Hope
is too sweet for them. They will not
stop still they stumble. Lofty expectation
hovers over tho precipice of disappoint-
ment towards which so MANI of our mar
ricd friends have been lured, until too late
to save themselves from tumbling down.
". y. Dutchman.
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WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on the IS
w day Of March Inst, file their dcclara-
tons against the defendent who, (t Is said)
IS absent from and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the limits Of the same, upon
whom copy of the said Declaration might
be served: it is therefore ordered that the
said defendent do appear and plead to the
said declarations on or before the 10Th day
March which will be in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four,
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given and sordered against him,
JOHN A STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lancaster c. II.
March l5, 1853. 6-I 3mly&ld
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LE0NARD'S FLAyORING TX.
TRACTS, namely. Lemon. yaniii, R,~c.
Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Pulling,
Pies, Custards, Creams, Ices, So ne
very choice, and exceedingly convenient.
Housekeepers should never bc without
them. Those who delight in the de-
hcious flavor and exquisite perfume nt
Fruits aud Flowers, will find in rh-.,.
flavorlng Extracts all that they en-
desire.
LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, Leir.
made from Fruit instead Of from Acids.
as arc oil the ordinary kinds, is not onIy
far more pleasant, but also more health.
ful and wholesome, and make. the mos,
agreeable Of summer drinks.
LEoNARD'S MUSTARD.-Th@e do.
sirous of using Mustard that ia not half
rice -four, and wish it perfectly puRr,
should try I.eonArds Pure Mustard. aud
they will cnjoy an article worry diffrrcns
from what is usually called Mustard.
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POETRY.
NOW.
From Household Woris.1

From Household Words
EplTED BY CHARLES DICKENS.
Arise for the day is passing.
While you lie dreaming on;
Your brothers are caScd in armor,
And forth to the fight are gone;
Your place in the ranks awaits you;
Each man has part to play;
The past and the future are nothing
In the face d! the stern to.day.
Arise from your dream Of the future
OF gaining hard fought field;
OF stonning the airy fortress;
Or bidding the giant yield
Your future has deeds of glory,
OF honor, God grant it may
But your arm will never be stronger
Arise! If the past detain YOU,
Her sunshine and storms forget;
NO chains so unworthy to hold YOU
As those of a vain regret;
SAD or bright, she is liteless ever;
Cast her phantom arms away.
Nor look back, save to learn the lesson
ofa nobler strife to-day.
Arise |! for the hour is passing;
The sound that you dimly hear,
Is your enemy marching to battle,
Rise! rise! for the foe il here!
Stay not TO brighten your weapons
Or the hour will strike at last;
And from dreams of n coming battle,
You will waken and find it past.
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Two YoUND LADIES, says the Musical Re.
view and Choral Advocate, were once sing.
ing duet in Il concert room. A stranger
who had heard better performances, turned
to his ncighbor, saying:
Does not the lady in white, sing wretch.
edly?"
Excuse me, SIR" replied he; 81 hardly
feel at liberty to express my sentiments
being not impartial in the case; it is my sis.
ter"
81 beg your pardon, sir" answered the
stranger in much confusion, Il meant the
lady in blue"
"You're perfectly right there" replied
the neighbor; )" have often told her myself;
it is my wife,