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6eleft Poetry.
OUR CHILDHOOD,
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE,

Tissad-yst sWeet--to llssep
To The soft winds gentle swell,
And think we hear the music,
Our childhood knew so well.
To gaze out on the even.
And boundless fields Ofair,
And feel again our boyhOOp's wish d.
To roam like angels there! :f
There are many dreams ofgladnesS 'a
That cling around the past
And from the tomb Of feeling,
Old thoughts come thrOOging fast
The forms We loved so dearly,
In the happy days nov gone,
The beautiful and lovely,
So fair to look upon.
Those bright and lovely maldsns,
Who seemed so formed for bliss.
Too glorious and too heavenly,
For such world as tbisi
Whose sofs dark eyes seemed swimming
Inc see Of liquid light,
And whose golden locks we're streaming
Der brows so sunny bright.
Whose smiles were like the sunshine
In the spring time Of the year
Like the changeful dreams of April
They followed every tear!
They have psssed---like hope--away--
All their lovelnesshas fed
Oh! many heart Is mourning
That they are with tho dead.
like the brightest buds Of summer
They have fallan from the stem.
Yet oh-it is . lovely death
70 fade from earth like thsml
And--yes the thought is saddenins
To muse on such Is they
And feel tbas ell the beautiful
Are passing fast awayl
That the fair ones whom We love 80,
GrOE 10 sAOh loving breast,
Like tsndrils Of the Olinging vine,
Then perish where they rest.
And We can but think ofthese
In the sOit and gentle spring,
When the trees are waving e'er Us;
And the flowers are blOssoming.
For we know that winters coming,
With his cold and stormy sky
And the glorious beauty round US
Is budding but to de-
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From the best information that can be had
it is believed that ell energies of the Admins
trstion from this time forward will be applied
to acquiring Cuba, Secretary Marcy is strong
for it,
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A German emigrant recently presented HIM
self ct passenger Office at Dunkirk with
through ticket for one hundred thiTty'fnur per-
sons, and 'all IN the family" at that.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The news from the Danube continues to be
generally favorable to the allies. Nothing de-
cisiye bad taken place. On the morning of the
20th the Russians il is stated attacked the
Turkish and French camp at GiurgeVO bu.
we're totally defeated With loss of 5000 killed
and large number taken prisoners.
The Russians we're retreating by forced mar
ches. Il They had quilted FratesChi, which was
occupied by the Turks.
The evacuation of Wallachia is completed -
A proclamation was issued declaring that ell
soldiers who remained behind would be oonsid.
cred deserters.
The Russian troops are being concentrated
on the Sereth. a a
0mer Pacba is expected to arrive at Buchsr-
est on the Slst, and would meet with brilliant
reception. It's believed his force must be en-
ployed to dislodge the Russians in Moldavia.
Tie Austrian army under Prince LiCbention
was ordered to advance from Pesth to Walls.
CHA. sar0fa4sg ..t
The army in Gallachia is moving towards the
frontier. f8ft hHR "ata f.hsas" - .
| The Arch Duke Albrecht has removed his
head quarters to Cronstadt, in the south east
corner Of Transylvania. G sH
The total Austrian force on the frontiers il
$50. 900, under Baron Dekers, The frontiers
have not been crossed, but preparations for hos.
tilities are going on.
Russia makes no warlike demonstrations TO-
wards the Prussian frontiers.
The Cholera was increasing In violence al
Constantinople on the 3d.
The French division left Varna on the eth
for Kustendie aud Silstria.
Accounts from Montenegro are unsatisfaCto.
ry. Prince Daniel is assuming threatening
attitude towards the Turke at Aputs.
The allied feet with Generals Cansobert and
Brown proceeded towards the Crimea coast tC
reconnoitre. .s rsa W
The Times has declared positively that {
force of from SO,o00to 100, 600 British, French
and Turks will Immediately invade Crimea ant
attempt to effect alodgmert on the heights tina
command Sebastapol. av SIS
The reported defeat ofthe Turks BY the Rus
SLAMS at Kars is confirmed. The Russians ar,
besieging Kars. II sa dl lo
The cholera had made its appearance among
the British troops Of the Baltic feet at Lutte
sund.
The latest accounts state tha: De Hilliers hs.
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THREE DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX. dug. 10.
The steamer America arrived here this even
ing With Liverpool dates to the 9th.
--.. Markets. ..s...s .s-
Breadstuffs all qualities have considerably
advanced. Flour Is, wheat Sd to led; corr
ss. Quotations western canal 3as to sss 81
Ohio e2s to $50, held at 35s.
Breadstutfs: Deniston's circular says;weaLh.
er mild; crops made but little progress towards
maturity: market active ell the week closes
firmly. Advance since this day week of Is on
-four, 6dals on wheat 10dss on Corn; western
Canal 32sa32s Sd. Baltimore and Philadel-
phia 32s 6da33s Cd; Ohio S9s. .a
White wheat 9s. red mixed 9sa9 Cd; yellow
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E A very honest chap IN Boston, who
wishes to sell his horse advertises is as follows
"For sale. a light brown horse, with RO-
man nose, in 6ne condition, and fond Of
traveling-hasing run away four times within
week.
At Lexington, KY, on The i2th inst VIII
liam Weigert. TIE murderer of Cushing. was
executed at nine minutes pass ten. He was
firm to the last, and spent his last moments 10
singing and prayer with Revs. Pratt and Berk
ley. He died with the full hope Of Heaven.
Mr.. Blackburn, one of the Superintendents
on the Nashville and Henderson Railroad, was
brutally murdered by an Irisbmsn on sstur-
day week. The murderer stabbed him to The
heart with dirk knife.
| Alexander Mcintosh. of ALLEGHENY City,
while drunk, assaulted W II GossiDg. son Of
"a Millner. mortally, II is feared.
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President Hitchcock. of Amhurst Ccllege
Mass.,hss resigned. l., ---e
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AMERICAN CRUSADER
The Eighteenth Number Of his truly National American Paper
In addition TO the usual
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VIII contain tire Of the thrilling stories
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BUTCHER OF hoTRE DAME
Or.
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l. RAILROAD-Ths road constructed, and ready %
the transportation Of freight between m Southern
minus the extensive coal fields vicinity OF the
Big Muddy River sbou, 50 miles north Of Cairo The supply Of
superior quality Of btumnous coal and in the Vicinity
the road Ihsube and
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will be found Cairo for the supply
Ing the M.ssPP and Ohio Rivers and Tor transportation upon
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w. p BURIAL, President
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49, -~
ALPINE HOUSE WHITE MOUNTAINS, COR
n HAM 1.-THE shoTest cheapest All pea'sates' fste 70
~ White by Of Porsud Maine and on heos
by tl, Atlantic and s. Lswfence Rairsd 10 GoEhaHi n H.
Tie ALPINE House, he inc ~ tbs .satoad kgo.a
TIE White Mountain Ssol House, now oFhN Tor ne kkCET.
TON ofCOMPANY and the present propetof who has oorn e
peced the House fon the hF Will spare no pans 70 'asa
the rrpUistios h has scqurtd.
new BrSe Path made the Mt season 10 he
nail ~ Mount Wsinson sni travellers make the AGENT q
the Mountain from with convenience than from my
oth. moist oodhorsss experienced guides Will D. provided
,cod brr from this hou~e the top Of doan AoaA
81 ,~ from which ouounced by many tourists superior An
from Mount Washington Itself - ,,-..
Montreal for this House striving a. o
ham In the afternoon Oft same Cay: ,.,,.,,,,
Persons can the light the sur OF Norn Washns
~ - srd scoS secommoda,ions ;. R HITCHCOCK
NLGIN SPRING HOUSE, near Vergennes w., ia
IL opeu for reception OF company hh hesh ara pleas
.r, ocson for nvad ryope OF pleasure The nscns qss
tiles OF equa sny 10 the wod sns 10 nsay
,aco- epdes by the bess physicians IN the country
'eeOHH'''' '- SOLOMON ALLYN. Proenstc.
INVEST ISLAND IIOUSE.-This establishment win
w Re o,eped for the reception Of visitors MONDAY oer
,e ian aay OF August H pleasantly situated on an iand s
he name Of he only few rods from seae3nnet fen
and sbout one and miles from the Seaeonne House rs
house and oubulsinss eommodogs sna "a 500 y
The ocean shores the air sau1ro1s Aud sua
l. there better tshin9 efouod i oss
bkfh ard varieties which taken IN sies sehaNns
sod ferry boat hsbns boats are consn s
nb.d for the accommodation OF sts stages nom rs hH~
New Bedford and Newpor, lssVe daily. r,,,,cu,sr g.,
Per order Of Trustees: [. w. liLblNU Se' y
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GREAT SALE OfIMPORTED STOCK at SPRING
~ FIELD, OHIO.-The Clark County Importing Company
would respectfully those DESTROYS of purchasing the
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and best selected OF Cattle and Sheep made In ibis
country WEDNESDAY the 9th September
farm OF l. PAIGE, mile Of the City Of Spnzl d. Ohio
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Nine Thorough Bred Short Horn Durham Bulls
Twenty DO do Cows Heaer and lot Of South Downs Lei
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This Stock selected by Waddle Of Clsra County
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acknowledged to be judges of
country from the herds Of the celebrated breeders England
and Ireland whom be mentioned the
Fevenhsm Wilkinson Tom Fswkes budding Amber &c. Two
Of the Bu took the prizes in their respective classes the Royal
Dublin Show in April 1854
OF the sheep the South Downs the flock Of the
brsd Jonas Webb The Cowods from the flock Of Mr. Hewe
The leicester from the dock OF Mr Tori The Lincoln
fock Of Mr. lies
Catalogues exhibiting the Pedigree Of each animal
tanned BY who desire the addressing Dr. ROGERS
Springfield, Ohio, Secretary Of the Company.
A credit Of 30 days will be given ali purchases
spnngfed Aug !, 1854
DERUVIAN GUANO.-Peruvian Guano, No. /,
III Will Imuor terY Rrnnd a.chh az