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LICKERF & DETTMAN, ,aesi
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER

RICHMOND, viRGIHiA.
THE Subscribers (lately of New York.o
Il having established themselves IN this city for
the purpose of carrying ard executing FhESCD
and ORNAMENTAL DECORATION, beg fesye to
inform the public that they are now ady and pre-
pared TO do any work In their line with which they
may be favored In the very beat stytef w sss1ssgg
REFERENcE TO Mr.. John r. yBellaId. Of the Ex-
change, On whose private residence we havs worked
and ct which place We az be sesn foss presents
sLICKERT 4 pETTnAN,
se i5-ts Fresco and Ornamentai Pslnfers.F
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H-When death Is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
too late Do not tr;fe with disease. Rely upon it,
that when the stomach will not digest food-when
the sleep is disturbed, the appetite feeble the mind
lethargc the nerves rnnstursIly sensitive and the
toms occur. the powers of vitality are fsiI,ngy ana
that, uuless the mischief is promptly checked, life
acW be shors d, well rendered miserable.
Now we know from q mass of testimony, gre ater
than was ever before accumulated in favor of one
remedy, that Hoofand's German Sitters, prepared
by DR. c. nj. Jackson. Philadelphia, will Immediately
disorders, surely mathematical process will
solve problem. Who. then. will endure the agony
reach2 sc l9-d&cl2r
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JAMES B. SCLATER,
PRODUCE ROKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia.
jy 2-c3m
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INHE undersigned would take six young
Il Ladies to board in his family for the next ten
months. -l = - =
His residence is conveniently situated 30 that his
city.
Mrs. Crouch will superintend the household af-
fairs, and endeaycr to make her boardeTs feel at
home. Terms the sane as in boarding schools.
Board and washing, $40 each
RICHARD CROUCH,
se9-d&ctlO Corner of Clay and 4th sts.
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LEWIS LICHENsTEIN.

ATTENTION.
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG. s5
TWICE DAHL Morning Express
Il leaves Richmond at 81 o'clock.
The EVENING" Express will leave Richmond at
O'Clock. -a---7-7.
II Goods called for and delivered free of dray.
age, and with satisfactory promptness
Charges PARCELS packages, boxes, cases. and all
description of Express matter moderate.
OFFICE or ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
Sc 1S-im Under Exchange Hotel.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
WE have received and offer for sale
W Superior heavy Sleeps Grey sattinets
Black, Cadet and Steel Mixed Sattinets
81 snd6-4 Extra Fuied Kerseye
81 and 4 Plaid Linseys
Twilled and Dutiie English Blankets
Twillsd and Duffie Superior Domestic Blankets
Fine Mackinaw Blankets
Scarlet. Blue and Brown Blankets, for Over Goats
9-4, lea. liza and II English and Domestic Bed
Blankets
All of which will be sod as low az they can be had
In the Northern Markets
WADSWORTH, TURNER l. CO.,
Sc ll-3w No. I8, I4th street
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\ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
~ TURE-CLOTHING CLOTHING! CLO-
W NG!m-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ELLIS MORRIS, No. 35 Main st (Mansion
House III would most pectfully call the attention
of country merchants and others to my large assor
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING all made up in this
city, under my own supervision. My stock of Over
Coats cannot be surpassed either in beauty or price,
ranging from S3 so to $50 each. have now in store
and am constantly manufacturing, which 1 will sell
It least 25 per cent less than be bought in the
Northern markets.
LOCO Over-Coats, sll styles and price.
Soo Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Goats, from SIS
upwards
styles, 81 and upwards
800 pairs Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Pants,
81, ,25 and upwards
500 Ready made Shirts and Drawers of all styles
together with large assortment of Neck Ties, Cra-
watts, Collars Gloves Pocket Hsndkerchefs and Gen.
tIemen's Furnishing Goods, of all kinds
Suits cut and nade to Order usual at the short
est nstice
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
% ia-lm~ z. NORRIS.
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RI TRIUMPHANT.

. n M IhIUMI AM. r.
IN Hsre art triumphant orr attention cfsinas ~
Here life seems speaking from hundred fsxtnes.s9
walle; f1& esssslss8 ~ NA.T Il 4sTff5s3&
Each face, Zach form its living type rccs,ls ssssi.
Features, compIexioos attitude, e.tife;
fesutyss soft suila and man eIsneo Of ffe,a
Truly reflected from tho burnished pIste, -.
Astouish life with its duplicate. 80 tksssl
Fhink mot these peEffaitsbY the sunii int made.,y
Shades though they are--like other shadows fade
MOL when the lip Of dssh IN 00st shaiI he, sfSse
When Dsslh'sErsy fim o,spsgfsAda che besnins eys
VIII sal be flesh and vivid - o-dsy.ff5 All II
OSBOKNE'S National Picture Gsllerv.
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and plantations In the Sixth Maine Congressional
District, give Miiken, fasion, 4ls7 Fuller, dem.
ocrat, 1870; Smith, whig, l,463. No. choice for
governor has been made
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A GREAT BLxssIse TO THE AFFLICTED.

A GREAT BLEssING TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dr. M'Lane, the inventor of the celebrated Liver
Pills. used these pills for several years in his prac-
tice. before ne could be induced offer them to the
public IN such manner as TO make them known
throughout the country This learned ply sican fet
the same repugnance that all high minded men of
science feel In entering the lists against those
.crupulous empires who ohsrude their useless nos.
trums upon the public and rely upon q O. STEM OF
pnfiins TO sustain them. Convinced, however OF the
real value Of the Liver Pis, and Influenced by the
bis delicate feelings the altar of the public good.
His great dicine has appointed the expecta
he induced to forego his inciiDaiions. From
every quarter do near the most gratifying
counts OF ITS wonSsrini M curative sfscts-ths East
den with 'tidags of great joy' from the afflicted.
These wonderful Pills have completely conquered
e. Purehs.sl. will Be careful 70 s.t for DIX. NJ.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, ssd take
There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills
new before the public.
DIR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS. also his CELE-
spectacle Drug Stores In the United States and Cam
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
AFAoT WORTH KNowlsG.-It should be
borne In mind thatw have pursued course entire.
ly different from the usual model bir ging medi
cine to the notice of Physicians. The recipes of
sTABLER's ANODYNE CHERRY ExPECTO-
Ia,
made known confden'ially, to upwards of Ave hun.
dred medicai men. every one of whom recommend
them as highly efficient reme dies. The Expectorant
has been pronounced by them to be an excellent
remedy in all cases of Coughs, Colds Group Bronchi-
tis, Asthma, and diseases of the Lungs and Throat
generally. The Disrrhes Cordial has also received
their unqualified praise remedy for diseases Of
the bowels both in children ana aduls and the ma
ny cures that these good medicines have effected,
prove the physicianS opinion well founded. They
should be keptin every family. ready for use when
occasion may require.
See descriptive pamphlets, to. be had gratis of the
agents
Price for each only so cents. or six bottles for
$3.50.
q. 81. sTABLER h CO, Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
ont Virginia. 20 l1-d&cI2t
O. H. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street, between Main and Cary over the
store of g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. r. Wor.
than Co., Williams 4 Brother. Butler l. Tinsley,
j. H. Claiborne, G. r. Peake, J. B. Sclater and Dr..
w. A. Paterson. 13-Sm
II
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENr.--The steamer Trenfos,
on her downward trip from New York on Monday
night, was run into by . brig, above Tacon, and
struck few inches aft the starboard boiler. The
wood work in the aft part of the steamer was car
ried away, and the boiler much iajured. The .pas
sengers were much frightened. but none Of thsa,
were injured a5sEgzassaaz u 40 sstssa4
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T1NDEKTAKING.lThe s1becriter e
~ now prepared to fusnish, snything = iikls4ss1f
businea ss short notice. ard on = tsrns
e any one. - lsi's.5s'a q s1sf
e s4ert.@t Of coEsINs h1sf ssspssssls aa
p ;elss.aia e. r HEA viA soas A,iyrs .ad
The etssetien pf Hetslhsepsr 81, ,Easzstyea isxs.
quested 10 bis large asaoEtnoent tpfA1kITHEESE8H 81
!. nspeiring SOFAS cHAIney 13E1ae WATInnD.
"a, ke- promptly attended, q. 80 - g,
s. . sl--sns. eseed - - ~ - ~ q ~
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FIRRs IN ST. PETERSBURG "A correspondent oi
the London News, writing from ST. Petersburg, on
the Gath of Aug says:
Iregret to have to announce two terrible contia.
grations in this city, which commenced yesterday
afternoon and are not yet extinguished, though In
q fair way to burn themselves out One occurred
near the Ismailoffsky barracks, where upwards of
80, some say 200 houses and property to the extent
of nearly 500 600 silver roubles supposed 10 be
destroyed, partly insured. The other was on the
Goutoueff leland, where the quantity of property
destroyed il large, but In value small being prnci
pally boxes intended for shipment abroad.
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FIRE IN NEW YoRx.-On Tuesday night last, q
very serious fire occurred In the four.story build
ing No. 598 Broadway, New York. The fire was
first discovered In the fourth story, occupied by
Frederick A. Yrede g. Co., cabinet makers The
first door is occupied by John 8. Weston, looking.
glass manufacturer. The loss of property by the
fire and water was very considerable; probably
more than $4,000 The loss fell principally upon
Mr.. Vrede who had partial Insurance.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Having
In opened another store, No. isS, Broad street. 10
carry on the Clothing snd Shoe busineaa, respect
lie ssnsrsy; Also to siYe call 1t my old stsrd
on Franklin street. few doors below the old market
where thew viii rd rosds ut prices to'nit tho times.
se Il-2ws LEWIS LICHTEN6TIEN. JR
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FIRE NEAR BosroN.-A Are occurred In Canton
Mass, last Monday night The pattern shop ol
Lyman Kinsley was destroyed. with the shop of E
Sherman. hat manufacturer. Mr.. Kinsley loses
1000, for which he 10 insured in Boston and Rox
bury. ss.s4sse : .
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$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE
CIOTHINGi

CLOTHING!
Selling off at and beloao Cost untst tile 1st
Of October, 1854.
INTENDING to close my present busi-
l. ness, will offer my entire stock of Ready Made
CLOTHING at and below cost, consisting in part of
Fine black cloth frock and dress Ceats
Do. do. Alpaca Coats
Do. coiored Cashmere Coats.
Do. do. Linen do.
Do. black Cashmere Pants
Do. cold do. do.
Do. white and colored Marseilles Vests
Do. Satin and Cashmere do.
Do. colored Silk and Satin do
Shirts Colars Drawers, &c. &c. &C.
The above stock consists of SIS 600 worth of the
latest style goods made expressly for this market and
Is warranted to be equal to any stock in his city
All goods rot sold by the first of October Wilt soon
hereafter be closed out auction Of which due no.
tice will be gwen. j. R. FULFORD
Eagle Clothing Store, 1856 Main st.
50 l-dtm next to Aliens Arbour
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THE MEMBERS of the Virginia State
4 Agricultural Society for the city Of Richmond,
viii plee cali anapay their annual subscIp ption OF
one dollar to Mr. ED. d. EACHO, at his Office. Mr..
Escho 10 also authorized to receive the conYbutions
Of new members. FRANK @. RUFFIN,
se 9-ts Sec'y Va. State AR, Society
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o. H. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lecor 18th street, between Main and Cary over the
store OF g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs. c. r. Wo1.
than Co. Williams 4 Brother. Butler l. Tinsley,
J.: H. Claiborne, G. r. Peake, ]. B. Sclster and Dr..
w. A. Patterson.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
OACADEMY. ON CLAY ST., BETWEEN 5rH
AND6TH sTs.-VOLGER l. PATTON, Richmond
Vs-The second session of this institution will COM
mence on the lst Monday in October next, and end
on the 18th of July following.
The undersigned will spare pains to give satisfac-
ton to their patrons and to instruct thoroughly all
the branches taught by them.
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek lam
guages Mathematics and English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian are also tausht
Every pupil is expected to study at least of the
ancient languages.
TERMS
FOR Classics and Mathematics. $50 90
For each modern Language (extra) ).......... 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also be made
One-half of the fee is payable strictly in advance
and the remainder on the 18th of February.
Parents intending to enter pupils, will confer
great favor by informing the unders gned soon as
possible. In order that proper arrangements may be
made for their reception
Competent assistants will be employed If
GEO. 5. Patton. { u. ~ Principals.
N. B. All communications addressed to DR.. Ernest
Volger Richmond will meet with prompt attention
July 10th, 1884. se el-eotl5O
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SAW MILL FOR RENT.-We wish to
~ rent, ths Saw Mill lately occupied By Jno. Will
liams the foot of Virginia street contiguous
to the James River end kanawha Co.'s Canal, and
Richmond and Danville Depot 1t would be yalua-
BILE fer Planning Mill Apply to
se8-StawSw HAXALI, K co
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! HOUSES FOR RENT have for

81 HOUSES FOR RENT have for
FL rant two fine. large well located and airy hou-
on Nicholson street. at Rockets, and well stua-
ted for a school These houses need only to be seen
to be rented by those in want of good and comoIta-
bic homes.
ALSO-A few of those nice Gotta taee-suilt new
houses Highland street, which for beauty and
comfort cannot be beat, and at low rents Apply to
seq H. w. TYLER.
, 1854-11-18

ever, except the receivers actual and ne
cessary expenses in deposting; and, on
satisfactory proof that either Of said Off
GERS, or any other officer, has charged or
received fees or other rewards not author
lied by law, he shall be forthwith removed
from office.
Sec. I. And be a further enacted, That
the Territory Of Washington shall be erec-
ted into separate surveying district, and
the President Of the United States is here
by authorized to appoint surveyor gener-
al for the same, who shall hold his Office at
such place as the President may direct, and
the location thereof may be changed from
time4o time, i, in the judgment of the
President, the public interest should re-
quire it, and the powers, duties, obligations
responsibilities and emoluments of the said
Surveyor General shall be the same as are
now prescribed by law for the Surveyor
General Of Oregon.
Approved 18th July, 1854.
, 1854-11-18


PAYISG UP OLD SCoREs-Louis Napolei
on is engaged in the work of paying his
uncle Napoleon's 1egacies. Napoleon by
his will, appropriated bis private domain
and money, 70 the amount Of two hundred
millions Of francs, which was to be distfits
uted among bis personal friends and the
soldiers who served under him at Water
loo and ID other campaigns This proper,
ty was never realized, and Louis Napoleon
now wishing to stand well ewith1the army,
proposes that 100000 francs. ($l, ,b0lys
0OO) shall be appropriated out Of the pub:
lie revenue, in the following proportions;
800, 900 francs.to the officers and soldiers
Of the battalIons at the Isle of Elba, or 70
their widows and children; 200, ,0001frahcs
to the wounded at Ligny and WaterlooS
1900, 900 francs to the officers and soldiers
who fought from 1899 to 1915 for the glo-
ry and Independence Of the nation; 400.-
900 francs to the town Of Brienne; s00,s
900 francs 10 The town Of Merry y, ,S00,s
900 francs TO the provinces which suffered
from the two inyasions; 4,0OOsO 600 francs
to the private legatees, to their widows and
direct heirs. .ALouis thinks this d feeble
compensation 10 the soldiers lor che Two
hundred millions which Napoleon hadlaps
propriated,p b1t says: 1.-THE disasters
which the Emperor had then in view have
been relieved BY time, and the country has
already in part repaired them" -Philag
Ledger. lol ,l3si ~ '1'9Mo! s'iAani loi
, 1854-11-18

IcEBERGs IN THE ATLANTIC. Capt. Bra.
dish, of the ship Ashburton, at New York,
reports that on the 18th ult., in lat. A &c,
Ion. 40 SS, at 8 P. NJ, he saw an iceberg
100 or l3o feet in height and about l5O
yards in length. There was no small ice
around it. ~The temperature of the water
was 60 degrees at half mile distant from
the iceberg. q
, 1854-11-18
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen sre authorized to recev,
subscriptions for the PIoNEER AND DENOoRAT
l. p. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
ramento st. San Francisco.
J. d. BLEs, Vancouver;
?. A. CHENOwErH. Cascade;
DR, PAGErT, Cowlitz Landing;
L. D. DURGN, Grand Mound
JOIN R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie
W. T. SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
JoHS W. CHAMP, Shoalwater Bay.
Carr. @. J. W. RUSSELL, Shoalwater Bay;
Mr.. VIZ. ATKINSON, Victoria, Yaneouver's Island
H. @. MosELEY, SteilacOom.
RoBERr THOMPSON, Portland, Oregon.
0EOR0E B. GOUDV, Lafayette,
L. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend
r. H. LANsDALE, Penn Cove, Whidbys Island;
, 1854-11-18
NO.. 10.

dark despotssm. For, in the combinations
that would be necessary to the success Of
the Western powers, the freedom and iA-
dependence of Hungary, Italy and Poland
would form the most powerful ingredients.
Our doubts Of present sincere, and
lasting peace between the belligerent pow
ers have their existence in the causes men
toned above: First, the demands Of Eng
land aud France being unacceptable TO
Russia; secondly, the pride Of the Russian
despot; thirdly, the lukewarmeness Of Aus
tria to the cause, her known treachety Of
disposition, and secret inclination to Rus
sian interests, and the advantage Of posi-
ton lately conceded to her.
But the contingencies are numberIess.
In such an intricate web as European poll
tics present to view, it Is indeed diiicult to
calculate what day may bring forth. "A
cannon ball too many or too few in the
Baltic, the intrigues Of. a cabinet minister's
mistress, the exile Of a general officer, ibe
eating Of two hearty dinner by the En-
peror of Austria or his prime minister, or
any one Of thousand other trivial occur
rences might be sufficient to oyerturn all
preconeerted arrangements, and conyulse
the whole continent. l.-' u'a
1t has been limited that possibly Austria,
even now, is playing false, but we'doubt it
--because she,is probably afraid How
ever, a few weeks will considerably enlight-
en- us on these points, and enable usto ar
que with more certainty on the issue.-W,
Y Herald. su 1T .p9'1e79 r' iocl'oHi
, 1854-11-18

.par A preparation has been invented
for tho, preservation Of submerged timber
consisting Of asphaltum, sulphur and arse
mic. It Is applied like paint when the
wood is dry. A marine railway in CaiIfpr-
mia, towhieh itwas applied, remains per &
Ifectly sound while timber the same spec
cies by its side has twice required rem9Sal.
Mr., Swami, of .Shoal Water Bay IS she IN, /.
yeni0r
, 1854-11-18

ARTEsIAN wEI.-The well at Beicher's
Refinery, at st Louis, has been bored to
the depth Of 2,2OO feet. At 700 feet they
struck salt water; at l 500 a sulphur spring
which has poured forth the best sulphur
water ever since. They are boring on to
get the pure element
, 1854-11-18

u S. MrSr-The specie deposited in the
U. S. Mint, Philadelphia, for the month ol
August, amounted to 81, $4,000. The
coinage in the same time, SO, 900, 900.
, 1854-11-18
YRnRR.s.yH RARRRhR-

Fer one yeer. when sent by mail or taken at the
once, $500; for months $500 Single copies 25 cts.
No pSper will be discontinued. unless al The option
OF the propnetors, until all arrearages are paid.
, 1854-11-18

., b6r The, Russian General, who cppmas=s
ded at Bomersund when il was taken by
the Turkish allies Is said to be named Boz
disco, but whether relative to the late
Minister tOlthe United Statesis hotstated2
lie was taken prisoner with hisd2 2; 900
troops, Gen, Bodiseo Is an old man, apo
parently. so years OF age He was very
anxious that the French Geheral-in-C Chief
should certify that he had done his duty.
Gen. paraguay d'HilIieFs returned the Russ
ian Generals sword, and at the same time
extolled the Yalor with which, he had dei
Tended his trust, and the prudence which
had surrendered II when further resistance
could haFe done no more ancaused' use
less loss Of life The two outer forts2 Tee
and Nottich, had been previously captuEeqs
the Russian General sent priest 70 the oE
icer in command of. Pres 10 Fort, with or
ders to surrender. The ofder.was obeyed.A
Thus the four fortsof Bomersund fell into
the possession of tho allles3 Therelise re-
port that the Russians blew up q fort con-
taiuihe state prisoners, and the secreted
AlaadpIlots; but the Eondohpapers doubt
its truth.nsyba 9idiazoq % sisat ,sl2dN
, 1854-11-18


AN; INPoRrAST CRcpLAR.- In due execuF
ton Of the nact to prevent defalcation on
the part Of the disbdrsihg agents of the
G0setnment,'Ss approved Jahdary9 GOTH
1928, ( Alstat:g SiB, } lthell lGompiTollersdf
the Treasury have recently bad occasion t9i
notify the auditors that any person in the
public employment coming within the pro-
visions Of the said act, whose accounts are
settled in their respective Offices, who Jig or
may hereafter be, in arrear 10 the United
States, and has failed, or may hereafter
fail. to account for and pay up all sums for
which he may be liable, after being duly
requested so to do must be- duly reported
to them (the cOmptFOllers from time1to
time as such cases may arrise, so that the
amount due from them may be withheld
from his compensation (pay and ernolu'
ments) and his account be closed on the
Treasury books. The circular further dr.
rects that notification Of bis. Indebtedness
shall be sent to the debtor, Immediately on
being ascertained by the auditor, I
, 1854-11-18
Circular

TO REGISTERS AND RECEIVERS IN WASHINGTON
AND OREGON TERRITORIES, UNDER ACT OF
JULY IT., 1854.
, 1854-11-18
CbfslliOntrr ann Democrat.

PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By DOYLE g. CO.,
r. L. DOYLE, Nv. WILEY.
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MAYl SWEET MAYi


Fresh flowers are on the green sward. young BIOS
r,. BROOK i,s Tranquil prisons to Heaven is muir.
The song Of birds, the summer song, gives life to
Both glade and grove are full of love and May -
sweet May.
Stern winters moody company of clouds hath fed
Sole nonsych of an azure world, the sun 10 riding
with baimy incense teeming, Earth saiutes the
Above. around, the joys abound Of May ,-swee.
May
While thus tread the mountain track or pleasant
fields among,
feel my heart bound high again, my spirit bli,he
quite forget the shade that Time has flung around
my way.
Such soothing bliss lie In the kiss of May sweet
May!
And soft will be. when chilled by death, this heart
shall beat no more,
When joys that charmed, and ills that pinned, shall
all alike be DER;
When lowly laid, this fevered breast shall shrink
to dust away,
Nor make again gladstone strain to May !-sweet
May
As freely yon majestic sun shall smile above my
grave,
As greenly DER my narrow house untrodden grass
shall wave:
And flowers may spring from my cold turf, as beau
AZ on my brow they're are glowing now, o, May
sweet May