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FORWARD IS Forward is
11sss ,1sIuanE ms s.s.aId'. ,.Iars. ices.
I.ispSs liverpool pTSyc". ''' Gu '' .n
passage will G SSe, who are
bringing siI friend.
Ar snpsrienssd surgeon Y win Be sar5isd s,eh.hP
be forwarded with economy Dispatch.
Hor freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
m- RICHARDSON nRoriifRs Mfias q CO.. psiss'Pss ssGpssi
good, Sr S the .tSys Other viii
Chesapeake. going or returning.
XNoND&rfUL. YET NONK TNk LKSS BEA UIIfUL,
winrEGGasT; coasisIe, I.i.hiai correct;
need breath enable them in praise Of their
AZ ri The he ss M 5s and s pa %
these aud wonderful productions, made their
moe wssinsaa, Richmond New York. PetssSurs Norfolk
higher testimony OF merte be given for the
side in
The close Of each successive exhibition has written ou, and
in greater number Of OPERATIVES sns,ged
ais in this and Europe for hi.
less l. true Those who wish truly Wos q may be graft
a III outlay at either one hi; many
street, ~Hs'' may ss sHd
UpEMOVAI-PINE PURNITURE.-The undersigned, who
16 the Cabinet
sab.ansn building q the same Street
we the purpose Of Increasing his iaete.
IA 1 S a 10 % eTa9 him 10 %ss e sSa ''Aeo
lie hs he
business that he IS
determined pains make i. to
any Amy @ and T he sns Of
3 s @ m a as Of 5 % ]
ns, on hand as heretofore houv on
,cae arce the finest to the ordinary belong
Repairing Undertaking. promptly
%f' ~ '0 No. Is Governor street. H. RIsS%anS ta
THE ATLANTIC HAIlING wOiths A,D FOuNDnII
"COMPOSITE IKON RAILING"
from on Ses @ r"s e qon %
Mould, each pannei solid piece apd eXoJ
H w Rs @ Cast IRON
% Mns % % ss0E % and eas
uegr needs repairs.
hrG and t I al ana e pe' 10 ' easily
Also all kind, of Wrought and Cast Iron Fences, veandahs
Designs ormaOn any address, post free
mh0dsn s.s broadway, corner Of WAKE @aisi.@Sy HsISs.'y
~ a'% % aoo b w diOSsd i've on
sons sT% Si ,sS e Sy a sss. oil the o. Ri f s
January end isSi D. p Cocoon
''
eonaao!SF general Ard
ion Of the NANCE
End January, 1884. Jao. A. mARRIs.
the favorable eon.isrsio on Of my friends ''' "
Lynchburs vgInIan and Express viii please COPY the
above for two weeks aud send account % thL. once
sToGK s,t OF T
them vry large convenient strong some Of them are
think . visnin; also large 10, Of superior
style and Of good sE ahs %, s,s Of es ne
Bags We invite friend, stock before ey
regard 10 cost. WV wy ''' ''''s' u" our '"e "''"ou
,.,,, ,,,,z 90 - . M !, w, "n,Ie a ro'rn
n or HARrf0RY. C0xsEGIIGTf~GSsnsSy al Riei'
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w ers OF the WhiF are invited TO call No. 15L tsn
Main street. ana examine stock OF Watches JeEr
kc. Our stock Is for the
commenced business In this
ally found in hTst JrWelTy Establishment
livery article sold
our prizes shan be as moderate such goods
where
The limits of an ADVERTISE will admit OF our enuue
Ing all the drrea articles have for
assured that shall br able please any thing
in line. - ''
supply Sewing Birds TO which We
the attention Of the Ladies.
Watch repairing in all It's branches In the beat manner
and satisfaction warranted. cali iesp-ctuy invited
MYERS &c JASKH,
he Ilumn nat.I
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
sposALps 100.
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BLANK BOOK

MANUFAUTUKINU ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps, boun1 Styles
90 null bound white. oc and upwards; Fine Blue, lse
do With End. aud Bands White. 9ae; Pine Blue, p.gd, 7oc
Demys Fine Bue Rukis PACED IS cts and upwards
do dc With end, bands. PACED, &c. and upward.
do do Russia do do b0e.
do do extra bindings, PACED, eoc. and upwards.
Mediums, Fine Hue Russa 6Tc
do do Russia ends 4 b. do 75c.
do do extra bindings, do SIC.
Royals and Super. Royals, extra bind, do ti.s5
great variety Pass Doobs, ti per gross upwards
do do Memorandum Uooks IS per gross n upwards
Receipt Books Petty Aeeoun Hanks Letter Copying
Books, writing Books cypherng Books, School Albums
Constantly on hand loooo rs.ms Of manufactured
every quality aud description, all bound
and in the are
satoner' and Dealers generally approved paper
JOH OIiARA
ITO Nassau street, New York.
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NEWSPAPER ADyERTISING

E The abeye DEEruRr from the AnvEsrsiya Aervy
". PETTENGilL co, 40 N,EsIu srRErr, New YORK
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MUSICAL INsrRIfMENrs

KNERniNAsD zoGBAUN co, No. 01 Maiden Lane rmpor
~ ter'of NotSs GUfiE' AccoRpsoSs srRxes mass iSrsg
AaN'Si sV' &C. mhlI-6m
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FROM vrssHEa scHEiL House. 50 SAs.r
srRSEr,
SAMUEL. l.. CANEHEi.
NN HOLESALE DEALER 10 BroOms Painted Pals,
Wv Wood AMI Wil-w Ware, B.stes Mats CordsCr Irvine
"esing Matches, te, 2Oi Greenwich street, NeE
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SALT.-'Msr'hsu" brand, for sale sy
- vi DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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ilLhs FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOps r
Inth me w. COATES YouLE No. 27o Pea-,,,e., r,,
Metals, &C. 'H'ASs' IoFs, Plumbers Materials
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.

Two pooRs TRoN BkoApwAT, NEW YORK CITY.
1RDERS riyrd by otherwise,
" ing LIblE pEESsE' M,Sr and sH,wIs every
ton Danask and Noreen Cartaas beautifully
tains restored Canionerarc Shauls
The more grave coors All kinds of wooden goods
lu the piece garment treated in the
Tn nnd rssEed have had long eNpense prosecution
OF this business at Staten land their
cess in the art Of dyiug is unriyAlrd.
mill tl--alg.n DnITar
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,v,up y,,,,, ,,,ns,.N ZINC PAINTS.
mhl6-dsm-[Pl ssp.y stJssi SaS nSeTts, V,
a.


B iNhH w. hINGhAS, late partner OF PM ps a Ktxnv,x
respectfully Customers, and the puh
generally that he has on hand, - " > : ''N
. A LARGE ASSORTMENT
al Kinds OF warranted made CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS
Bids and MATTRESSES, which he offers al '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NnneSceptonaby low prices pains will he snare IN give
satisfaction to all who may with their ordrs
..oo ~ ,,, HENRY W. KINGMAN,
Pear st N.wy Vail
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HoN PHYFR Dealer In Ivory and of i,or,
- Goods Murray street. n. Y. oclo-IIv
y NOVu6, Q MuIrAy sIfrtt, n. 7.
FOX a. pOIEmIIS.

EON a. POLEnUS,
IN BROAD SThEET, corner OF HEAVIER, New York Offer
- - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
Now England Cotton Snil Duo IK-22inch al Inos
hard and so also all the various widths
tnred this establishment comprising variety
the trade, and offered at the lowest
United states Pilot DucIS-woodberry and Mount
Vernon Extra. full assoItme' 4 this
Willimantic Cotton Duck-lG. Is 20 22 inch, all
numbers hard and soft This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Pair. also Pair
snip ana Bear Mark Duck-Plain and twiled, man.
nacurrd by the Greenwoods Company
sails tents awnings ac; Mount Twed Ravens
Howard Ravsns, ienee Mills Light Cotton Ravens
plain 20 70 2T inch; Heavy 10 do.
Cotton sail Tyyine--A full assortment.
Inrpaultns InlnmOcIs, Stur-, sc.
Paper Ecltng-3U to ~ inch hea
for drief fes
Car Covcring-cotton Canvass all widths from 80 to 100
inches and all numbers covering and
railroad perfectly and permanently
enduring than the r itself
Ennmciiing Cnnynss-so IS, 30. IS so inch plain
and iwilled, In every variety.
Ifngs and tagEing-of every description. seamles.
Bags, woven whole, all size In bales leo
binug strength utility and grain are
surpassed. "
Also heavy Cotton sacking 80 inch and
FILLING heavy twiied, do do, 20, %, 40 and iineh.
WOOL Sncks-woven whole all Sizes a new and desIrabI
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RICIIARDS, HAIGIIT a co.,
IMPORTERS

. RICnARDS, HAIGIIT q CO.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, yESTINGS, DRILLINGS, CLoAKINGs.
SATINS,
BLANKETS, ALPACCAS TWEEDS
&c., &c,
Je2-sm-lN 30 AND n BARCLAY STREET, N. Y.
NJ cCULIOUGII a. CO., MANUFACTURERS OF AMI.
W, w RiCAS GALvANizED SHEET AND ROOFING IRON
iu assortment always hand. Also Patent
ranIed Iron Tubing for Chain Pumps
urasie and n.a leaving particle Of
to draw the
Orders especially solicited and promptly attended
my2O-dlm-lsl
- a UFACTURER-TXS LARGEST Nv THE COUNTRY or
fISE GOODS-The Proprietor Medal
Great Worlds far In New York. for ls;85 Dealers
will we'll
Largely and any other house No
81 broadway, New York city.
apa9-dSR-fxl OAuII
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL.
oAh'NET dEdmRMHSiTpmE, ddRHyS I, ns 60 nsckmnn ST.,

5oRENk 3, a5iS "a sssls Rssman s'
sii;R:Ti in & ., o1 rs.
Iv % ws%ak A. sroea,se Push or Hair Cloth. Also
c.s,.n'S I; S,SS %$S sczzaes nxeszx4esa M
s rTs,s m t. rI%,, Hotel, and Steamers supplied every
wM Q. GARDINER, 60 Beetman street.
.pzo-aSn-lPl One door from ii, old stand.
snSSk @ sss
Stoves Hs % tsss Gc .n I'm % sHsi & &sas o. Cooking
yss rass faan,eS aa,a Kettles
Dsss. =, hs,,saa,al COOLERS sS ,heir
and Portable Furnaces ''' anu n'' N'' ''A"'"e'
Terms liberal. ap2-ssm
h CHEAT 'iaHS MStnSp nSp MIs WIsa REIMBURSEMENT
I,IE s,p Sosr fRosfD Ns psS6s HS5 AND MrLo
Win Or when, hs osE, Cos wea Far Premium
.ss % l;'" ';sIt: ::s Ss:5
s,,.s;s s. ,:S. sI% t.f IS
Hoa,cs wArrEs PIANOS expressly for him. having
sa depot s%S fa @ e Ss ssa p e..
~ sI for selection, not to be bad
to $40 Every instrument fully the money re.
MELODEONs.
Goodman & iinldwn'. Patent Organ Mriodeon.,
to ttoo saITus Gee rated Meiop M1arts's
samsn.s ae supplied with Piano. and Meiodeon,
" factory prices i2& discouat to Clergym.n.
MUSIC.
n comprises the products Of the
american ana European receiving
y an extensive publication
OF the day Dealers In su Teachers wishing
any music published
uhuei supplies ~ Mr. wArEE issues II To their in.
rcst 10 call or forward their orders
the Union or Canadas, postage free. - ' "
ap3-d3m-tPl HORACE wATERs
,u,uE NEW JERSEY Nc ziSS do dPAISTs
u Tor their valuable WHITE ZINC PAINT, which now ac.
knowedsed To be Superior 10 teness ,gncv and
durd6y either for inside outside use. Aud as Il l. nov
cheaper and will cover much than u,nr
equal weights and poisonous pds Loth on
the score Of health and '' " W.
S preparation has recently been discovered which
,, ~ company 70 warrant their Paints keep and
so't IN the kegs for Reasonable time
f:nts nm VIII D. superior TO other Ia { e market
Their BRoWN ZINC PAINT, which Il at ,s n,r
,h ior us protective qualities when APP or
Their sroNE COLOR PAINT possesses the Of the
Out Buildings. Bridges, &C. s S'"b''' D'pos'
ns which sold Dry Ground in OIL arc warrant
cd pure and kegs 100 ana pCI H. 20 H.. 80
precisely like White Lead. 0'' W W use"
Tor sale by the principal Dealers State, or
MANNING f SQUlEk.
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
~ Liberty Street " '"''en Lane up stairs) and 81
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
Of conducting general Commission and Forwarding Business
the ty Of Richmond und the style Of G0oCH HARRIS
respectfully scicits tho Of the public and
ton Of The ayOrs of the friends the late Of NANCEt GoooH
ID. p. G00CH,
A
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End January, 1884.

oheeruIy the Arm Of G00OH HARRIB to
the favorable consideration OF my friends.
End January, 1S5t.-if TTIOS. J. NANCE.
tB The Lynchburg yrgnan Express, please copy
above for two weeks, and account n this ONCE
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INDIA RUHnEIt GOODS.
SPRING TRADE 1854.
lid HODGMAN, II Maiden I.nnc, md 80
1Js Nassau street, invites the attention
customers and merchants generally particularly
es to his immense stock Of IspA RuBnFR GoopI
now on hand and daily receiving
CoaIS. LEGGlNGs, CARRIAGE CLOTH
OAEs, CAPS, PIANO COVERS,
GLOVES, REERlNG JACKETS MACHINE RE.TING,
rrSHEnnns,, LIFE PREsERvERs, ENGINE PACKING
o.fhALLS, WblPs, CROT0S HOSE,
And every description Of Rubber Goods ctured
interpolation OF Goods for their quality
established
peruous II affords
RUBBER CLOTHING,
THAT enabled to offer them
that have been, offered them elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited with promptnes.
despatch by ID. H0DGMAN,
81 Maiden Lane and 80 Nassau street New York.
fe2l-8m-[sl
rENIE HhImD PoWDEi, COMPANY, Manufacturers or
GUN POWDER, continue to furnish Gunpox OF their
brands "kkSTucEr
MEXICAN sfORISc, "lSpIls RIFLE"
isu IN Kegs half and
each Also, foil assortment OF Powder Bsn1 Mining
pnrposes and for frpOf The reputation OF their
TOO well known TO require comment For sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN a CO.,
Agents. Richmond.
50 Wnli street, New York City.
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SAFES
H& D.s,nhiCk, Defiance saiamander Safes, an, c,,m,
Denanee Locks AMI Cross Ba,s D,po, " IN, fIIns
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noohnNG Ing GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
as dmpso in a, h;n,nIeta,er an No. IOI Canal
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u
a. 4. DOUGLASS. Secretary aPI-d8m-S]
ANNCEIsIOH sEWiNti MACHINES s-Maie by HOOD BAT.
~ TELE e CO, Worcester Mass, patented b. EIias Howe
Jr Sepember 10th. 1916 These Machines
proper use) OF repair. Thsy
and Toremanke manner, aud will do Tsors
ers and sAdders' work. In warranted
Lction The steh will not rip than sewing
done by hand Call and them
street. Philadelphia, up stairs.
my9-diy-nl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
n AMPS, PH0sGENE GAS BURNIEa FLUID AND CAM.
PuENEThe subscribers manufacturers OF dealers
IN the above articles and offer for
Iest Of spirit lamps
would special attenon
which furnishes
aud constructed the principle
as To make explosion from accident
TO any artificial light where the cities
materials Tor light OF best quality always for sale the
market price. CHAS. STARR, JR, a CO.
III Fulton street, New York
IuNOiIAN AND OTHER FIANOs.-BERRY A GORDON 2gI
LhL broadway, Publishers of Dealers whoiesae
ana retail In Pianos Meodions and
6raed B'lIan Grand and other Pianos Davis
Co. Pianos considered
Great bargains In New York Pianos
Pianos 10 let.
r. Il. IL. d. Co.'S Pianos have the latest improved
yocng oc2S-lyITNl
IIINFNs.
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oilers to the rad" favorable terms a,ormept f ~.
splendid patterns Of FLOOR on CLOTHS o. his own MAJ
any climate. VIZ uu1v,t n'"
nh2S-Gm
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PUTSEY. WATTS a PUTNEY.

A ETNA AND PROTECTION PIRE fNsURANUE COMpANIEs
IN or HARfFORD, CONSEOTICUT-Agsncy al RioI.
noa5-These Companies continue dam
by Gre. Dwens ogse! ranituIe, Establish
ments Merchandise and all kinds nsuabe popey on the
favorable Any losses which
tain on Is1ucs taken Al the Agency will be adjusted With prompt
and berality n BAiDWIN Agent.
JssO No. IIs Main street
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N E.

For tho benefit of those who arc un-
"sGuaintcd with the law authorizing the
lection Of POLL TAXES, the un
'iyned has thought proper to pub
10 following provision:
POLL PAX. So
article eighth Of "An Act TO provide
Revenue for the support of tho Gov
crnment Of this State.' sa,f
"ltach male inhabitant of this State.
over twenty-one years Of age, and under
sixty years of age, and not exempt by
law from poll tax, shall pay poll tax
for the usc Of the State aud County, OF
throc dollars. a p
"ro enforce the collection of poll
taxes, the Assessor may seize so much
of every aud any species of property,
right, Claim or possession whatever,
claimed or in possession Of any person
liable to aud refusing to pay his poll
tax, or in possession Of any other per-
son, aud belonging to such person SC
refusing to pay such poll tax, as will be
sufficient to pay such poll tax and costs
Of seizure and sale, and may sell the
samo at any time or place, upon giving
verbal notice one hour previous to
ench sale"
j. D. PATTERSON,
Assessor for Tuolumne County.
Columbia, April 10, 54-75-2m
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
THE PRINTER.

Tho night grows late, the streets are
hushed-thc moonbcams feck the de-
serted pavement and sleep strews its
slumbcring poppics over the inhabitants
of the city. All are at rest save the
Printer, who is busy at his case.
Dreams lovely, as winged cheruL.
hover about the rcpose Of man and mai
den; visions as pure as first lilies anc
beautiful as the matron and the child
but to the-Printer-all is reality, toi
and weariness. @ 81
How nimbly and cheerfully does he
adjust the faithful types, as if he took
no note of time, as If the duties that are
wearing out his life were more diver
sion than laborious nvocation. But
amid their monotonous discharge believe
US, the Printer thinks Of home and sweet
rest, and sighs within himself for the
better lot of which others are possessed
And yet there is no repose for him
though the night tramps on and the 10.
cund dawn will soon appear.
Why do his motions grow less rapid:
why move his fingers in 80 deliberate
and mechanical q way' Whence is the
smile that fingers ut his lip, like the firs'
sunbeam at the gates of morning.
There is q gentle presence at bis side
and eyes blue as violets, glancing into his
own-an accent sweet as music, entranc-
ing his ear, and reaching his very heart
It is but a moments is only reve-
ry-it did, not even win him from his
occupation-it only caused his, hand to
falter, not to cease-the Printer ava
kens to his toll again.
Ye who receive your sunrise favorite,
and wander, perhaps listlessly, over its
pages, remember that Il is the fruit 81
toll, which was active and untiring while
you were quietly slecping-that your
convenience and comfort are bought with
the price Of WEAKNESS. 1 ';ssg a
There is an electric chord! which
being charged with sympathy, will carry
the gentle burden even to the most dis
tant hearts. We bespeak its agency in
behalf Of the Faithful Printer
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
MISCELLANY. ,
SATURDAY NIGHT.

Saturday night How the heart Of
weary man rejoices, as. with his week I
wages in his pocket, he hies himself
home to gather his little ones around
him, and draws consolation from his
hearthstone for the many hard hours he
has toiled to win his pittancc.
Saturday night How the poor wo-
man sighs for very relief as che realizes
that again God has sent her time for
rest; and though her rewards have been
small, yet she is content to live on, for
her heart builds up in the Gtarc home
where 'tis always Saturday eve! How
the care-worn man Of business relaxca
his brow. and closiag bis shop, saunters
deliberately roaad to gather UP a little
gossip ere he goes quickly home to take
a good rcst' How softly the young man
pronounccs the word, for bright eyed
maiden is in waiting, and this Saturday
night shall be q blessed time for him
there Will be low words spoken by the
gardcn-gate, and there will be pressure
of hands-pcrhaps pressure of lips
blessed Saturday night
. To all, kind Heaven has given little
leavcn which works in tho heart to stir
up the gentle emotions, and Saturday
night alone seems the meet and fitting
time for dreaming gentle dreams. Bless
ed Saturday night and We can but
pray that through life we may bear with
us the remembrance Of its many happy
hours now gone into the far past-mem-
orics which every Saturday but recalls
like benediction pronounced by one
loved and gone.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
POETRY
OLDEN MEMORIES.

They arc jewels Of the mind; = a
They are etendrils Of the heart, "
That with being are cntwincd-
OF our very selves q part.
They the records are Of youth,
Kept to read in after years;
They are manhood's we'll Of truth,
Filled with childhood's early tears.
Like the low and plaintive moan
Oftle night wind through the trees,
Sweet to hear, though sad and lone,
Are those "Oldcn Memories ~
Like the dim tradition, hoary,
e. OF our loved and native cline;
Like some half-forgotten story, RS
Read or heard in oldcn time;
Like the fresh'ning dews ofcvcn
To the parched and dropping flower;
Like the peaceful thought of Heaven
In life S tempest stricken hour;
Like the cadence of song:
Yet, oh I! swccter far than those
Are the thoughts that round US throng
With these Golden Memories :"
In the solitude of even,
When the spirit, lone and dreary,
Turns from earth away to Heaven
As the refuge Of the weary;
ln the dreamy twilight hour,
When the earth is calm and still,
And light zcphyrs fragrance shower
Over dcwy vale and hill;
Oh! then, swceter than perfume
Borne on aromatic breeze,
10 the soitcned spirit come
Those dear Golden Memories :"
In our days Of mirth and gladncss
We mag spurn their faint control;
But they come i'll hours of sadness,
Like sweet music to tho soul;
Aud in sorrow, DER us stealing
With llcir gentleness and calm,
They are leaves Of precious healing,
They arc fruits of choicest balm.
Ever I'll when life departs, m
Dcatll lfroln dross the spirit frees,
Cherish in thine heart of hearts,
ALI uine Golden Memories !"
- PARTING SONG.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
PARTING SONG.
DY ELIZA COOK.

Come, let Us part with lightsomc heart,
Nor breathe one chiding sigh,
To think that wings of rainbow plume
Soon, soon should learn to fly.
We scarcely Ike the chimes to strike
That tt;H Of pleasure fight,
But friend dship's calm, when severed thus
Is sure 70 re-unite.
Then why not We as merry be,
Though. this song be the last,
Believing other hours will come
As bright as those just passed?
The wild birds song is loud and long,
But the sweetest and the best
Is whistled as he leaves the boush,
TO seek his lonely nest. ~.
The suns rich ray shines through the day,
And flashes deeper still,
While darting forth his farewell ray
Behind the western hill.
Then why not VIC as merry be,
In this our parting strain,
For like the bird, and sun, wen come
With Joy and warmth again
The moments fed, like yiolets dead,
Shall never lose their power;
For grateful perfume ever marks
The memory's withcred flower.
The sailors lay, in peaceful bay, aa
With gladstone mirth rings out;
But when the heavy anchors weighed,
lie gives as blitbc shout. q
Then why not we as merry be-,
In this our parting strain, ssias7d
And trust, as gallant sailors do,
To make the port again, ss9's
rs Hf neutrality-suspicious.
THE FIRsr LoyE-LETTER!-Who
does not remember the thrill Of happi-
ness with which it was received, when
knowing that your hands hold the sweet
me sage that is to tell you how much
you are beloved!-when the thirst Of
your heart is to be quenched BY the tide
Of that fervent devotion, unrestnined
now, but heretofore pent up BY looks,
and murmured words, and half checked
sighs! And you have it there-no one
can tear itfrom you, or blot out the pre-
cious words-and you slowly open it,
fearing to end the bright dream, longing,
yet trembling as you read, through a
mist Of tears, the first blessed words,
"NY OwNi''
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to sob. At the same time the mother
recovered her voice and screamed for
aid, retaining her position till it arrived,
xhcn the cause Of her terrible fright
was dispatched

/ A DELlGnTryI. CouNrRY.-We clip
the following on grizzlies, from the Cxla-
vcras Chronicle: 3 w av l. q 8T
We understand the road between Win
ter's Bar and the fremont House, has
lately been infested by grizzlies. The
chapparal in the vicinity is very dense
and affords safe retreat for his bear
ship. On one night ne less than seven
hogs belonging to Mr.. Bruzic we're kill
led by bruin, thus evincing deeidcd
partiality for fresh pork. It is not
little singular that the bear attacked the
herd in daylight, and when drivca off
from attacking one hog, he would iame-
diately turn upon another. But these
depredations must be stopped, and with
them the career of grizzly. Tsc dead
hogs were carried of, and one Of them
placed beneath tree near the seene of
the slaughter, and left there during tho
night. Towards dark two men station
ed themselves In the tree, and when the
bear came to indulge in his luxurious
supper, was served with greater amount
Of lead than he could pack of, aad ac-
cordingly fell prey to his enemies
Bears lave been met On the roadside in
daytime.