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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

coMpSRoLLERs OFFICE, 4
~ ss-.y..,sz oity of New orleans, May l. 1885,.
RESOLVED, That the Comptrtler be, and neis hereby
authorized and required gys Rce by stanoing az
yertisenent in the official jourrl that In accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance NO. l442 approved
March go 1854 the Council will pet pay any p aganst
the City unless contracted undG Authority Of an ofaer
from the Comptroller in aecordsce with the ordinance
referred to.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
H.. "a, [signedI N l.. H. PLACE,
s- Prssiaest Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855,
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers sf the city and of the
public is respectfully called to tn foregoing rrsoution
o. DE BUYS,
my1st ComptroiletGity Of New orieans.
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Second District Pound.

49,. Second District Pouna.
WV As brought to the seoobdDisrict Pound, corner
w of st. Ann nand Derbigny kreets, as estrays-
e One gray Mare, about Is has high, shod all round,
no brand visible.
One yellow and white Female Gnt right ear fpht.
One white Kid, right ear split I'd
One white Female Cost, both eaH bored.
One yellow and white Female Cat. -
One light yellow Female Goat.
which, if not claimed sthn tasdsys, and the expenses
thereon paid sold at puBicuction Ut SAID Pound
ON MONDAY, the 10th inst, at l0,'cock A. NJ
AUG. 8. PHELPS, Hrect Commissioner.
New Orleans, July 5, 1855
I'll etc conduit au Depot desEpsTes du Second Dis
trict, Pencoignure des rue te. Anne ct Dsrbigny,
CONNIE epayes- s. ~ 49, ~
Une Junent grse, denviron 1smsins de haut, ferree
aux quatre pieds, sans etempe visite.
Une Chevre jaune ct blanche, lFele droite fsndue.
Une Cheyrau blanc, poreille dros fendue-
Une CheYre blanche, les roreillesperceess 3
Une Chevre jaune ct blanche. : - .E3-
Une CheVre dun jaune clair.
Stiles dts anmaux sont pas rcames dams dix jours
ct les depenses payees lis vndus fenchere pub
que dit depot LuNDI, lie l6 b courants 10 heures
Am AUG. PHELPS
- .44.... ..s...l So; Cnmissaire des Rues.
Nouyele Orleans 5Juillet, 1885, jy6 II 10
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A beautiful girl, fifteen years of age, commit
ted suicide in New York by taking arsenic, a few
days ago, because her lover broke of their
marriage engagement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

MYsrERIous-A large elm tree. which began
to show symp toms Of decay, was chopped down 2
ths j. southern nj part Of Campbell county, Ky ];
when the skeleton of woman, with little
dried, shriyelled flesh adhering to the bones,
was found in the cleft of the tree, about 20 feet
from the ground. The discovery caused a great
sensation throughout the neighborhood, but no
one remembered Of any person having been
missed or disappearing from there for many
years. ..e==. ~. >5=z-. - g = -
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IAKEG EoRGE.-T The Fonr WIlLL.IAM

HENRY HOTEL the above place. will be open for
the reception gpests the Goth Of June next n,
Hoicl, erected since September last Hiua az the
Of the Lake mmedaely adjoining the ruins Fort VII
liam Henry tbe Lake House
OF furniture haze cost
a6out 100000 length the Lake and 40 deep with
wing the The grcnIds laid out in tho rno
beautiful with fountains The hon can aeeommodais
guess lighted with Water brought for The use OF
hotel from tain spring the distance of mile and carried
house, furnishing full hot and cold
baths every convenience that can be
des urihed style not inferior to rst-elas city
all arE with complete genlntion and ost
Of nuses be had private paora
as Livery Stable connected with the house,
together with abundance of stable aud barn loon
- inySi su DANIEL GALE, Proprietor.
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Mrs. Frazer and man named Crigg, charged
with numbering Mr.. Frazer, the husband Of the
woman. were acquitted at Lexington, Ky, on
the 23d. - .s455-tz .5...zz.e77- -5=
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oFFIoE on NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

HEsTITuTI0N-oHiee No. 81 Camp atreeineopoIhted un-
d Legislature, on 18th March, 1850 -
kis Intutlon will be oPsn oI me % Ds
morning (sundsy eIsepted) rom we or au W
Saturday evenings from tos O'Clock.
Of Dollar aud upwards VIII bs eeivsa.
Of the funds strictly limited b hs &c, o. iqeo
Public Debts OF the United States OF the stae Oh LOU
ssra, and Of City Of New Orleans.
upon and unimpoved Real kah
limits
? Of the appraised caah vAlue
upou pledge the Incorporated Banks In Ney
Orleans not exceeding of the market value
derived from the employ ment Of the ands 70
be semi. annually among the Depoalera
directly indirectly borrow Of the funoe or re-
ceive any 81 ernounent whatever.
dep hAyng interest at rate to be agreed upon
wllbe deposited for aspehsd tm
TRUHTEES.
George Yuu,ia A. n. Kelly, William yogel,
w n, Mstcer, Geo. UrqGhart, R. i. Sumosr,
9. q. Duneau, A. Hene, Seotgs Jonas,
WilhemuI Bosart, p N Wood, Ihos. a. LARS
Ihos. A. Adams, e. A. Braaond, .,. y: y. Mlt9eIs.
A.. d. KELLY,
= WAi. V05ELs S4i1e Prealdehta.
r., B. SUMNER,
d. D. WTTHE9S, Treasurer,
t,insJ nj ~ 5nfHrG - ass1y
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A PIcruRE.A tall ladder leaning against .
house, negro at the top, and a hog scratching
himself egainst the bottom ssG'way--g
dsr You m maxim mischief
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Too ANXIOUS hT. ILL hAlF.An amusing affair
purchaser. The latter was very anxious to see
that the former did not cheat him, so he tthe
purchaser) inspected the Weighing Of the coal
himself, and felt perfectly satisfied that he got
his full allowances, without any desire on the
part of the ceal dealer to .sshase.'s However,
while the coal was weighing, the driver of the
team could not help laughing, aware, at the
his full weight of COAL The purchaser, noticing
the Laughing of the driver, asked him, when he
received his coal. what it WAS all about; so the
driver told him g Why said he, when your
coal was weighing, you were standing on the
scales, and was weighed with it !" lis it possi-
ble Why, weigh nearly two hundred
poundsf, g Well, SIR" said she driver, Is you
are said )" eyes, was the reply, sand I have
bought myseit, too . i5s = e. 5i,rss
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ID ocKAWAY, LONG IsLAND.--Th s..zzsasA

cave visitors on q0th of the month. Y
HOTEL
thss or five room private
70 s single communicating and twelve eattages furnished,
without
Hotel a. may preferred With supply Bashns
pnbc Stahes and Coach HOUSES
10 the demand of such establishment .s.f
will provided liberal
W choicest Wines Of every approved brand.
For rscfeaep, large Bowling Saloon Billiard
Archery Ground and
o pc snianeLt Band provided. ==t ltF.
The Cocks Walters selected French, German and Amef
+5t45- &3 1il .4E1 Zls.s
will be lowest possible, coasAent with
pre- sent high Of provisions,
Rooms may a5y by calling Mr. JOHN
GEORGE BAINBRID6E the Hotel 47 CHI New
York where pians may be jei7 SPIN
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TON, S. c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA.--Unt iuther notice.
The rates ireg Charleston, s. Co. Montgomery, Aa will
BE- as foows ~ -
nbic foot % hat bonnet furniture
IL bs u aud bales anoo sad dlery
eetoDery raiRns
drum fgs dates camphene sp ne in eask co
tobacco leather dry hides tn copper ch
iron. coils w carriage sPfing and
re soap csndes hardware, hooWwa nolasses OIL
lead liquor orocksry crates md casks r
information renye shipment Of goo via TO
the eteIor Of Georgia. TENNESSEE fd nay os on
application to HENRY aoNaia, !.
eS m
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NAYSpEps1A PosITIYELY CURED. .--pn

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED. D.-DR.
E-D BECKBirH's ANTIDYsPEPTiC PILLS, after trial Of
the oat eminent
States admitted be the BEST ANTE
DYsPEPTC MEDICINE the public. IS
More than disposed the Hhes
aeinereasing They with the and each
the number ( rs heatooe The proprietor pledges his
homer man and hs physea for the aud
but he has numbers e esns the strongest la1gaago e
their e'c IRON @ s pen as nh .eg sesh, DlsnoP 6i
D. Raleigh Hon. Geo Z, Badger Senator u R Rev
viz Ives North Carolina Hon.
Hon Beverly fueker Hon. Wm Preston S. Maj Samuel Nc
Graenve Ga Hon. John Hsndsrhon late Senator and
q similar psrsonagss. =. ,...
For sae Syme g. NJ E.
Kennedy d. Beach, Bnagh andby Druggista generally
a1 genuine without the written eguapre JOHN BECK
"
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q A workman at Vierzon, having lately been
unfortunate in play, and having lost every ar
tiele Of his clothing. staked one Of his ears upon
the game He lost it, and his antagonist, like
another Shylock, actually proceeded to cut of
with a pair Of scissors that which had become
forfeited to him The police had arrested him
for the inhuYnan act 44-5i55ts5.- ,4=,5=
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TIFIoATEs.

CERTIFIeATEs.
. ........ ~. us, BRANCH BtST, L
New Orleans March It'll, 1855. y
Department OF the
VS. Al been q fs s sy
hours Of 9s0g ds. soeo ave been pss
during weoat me ss rs anu
sYs vet Celdspng tirsbriok ~ w
States ana eqnsi o mass q EMMA M W.
kindsimposd foreign = -. n,Isen.
Meter and Rehnsi U. Branch hiini, new ofieahs suns
= Nrx On Ls4ss, maroh 9Th. 1855.
Of 1855 fused partly Codp snB
s Englsh and Pihurg In gaase II ibs following
plantation in tbs of ST. Charies an
year Cis54 that furnace, f,nnas
using Codspripg and partly this EngBt Brick. nneT-
grinding subject intense hss
rup.edy munths and ound that the Coz s
English aud far baec than ~
Pittsburgh. A. W. WALkEh.
RsfrrgscKs no Sauve f. Gardsrs Jeher
parish Loughborough ST. John Baptist Michael Moore,
Iberyille, W, W. T.. E. King St. Martin mv4 An
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NEW YORK AND ERIE fsss IN ssszssE3s.; 4,

On SUNDAYS, epy Express Train, $50 z. M. -
Monday, May 1856 until further notice.
senger Of street. folows,
-
DUEKlRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Duukrk. 1Es E@#'
BUFFALO EXPRESS, A.. NJ. for Buffalo.
MAIL, NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo and intermediate
stations M train will remain night at eswsgo
and the morning. .-s'
RoCRLAND PAssENG Err p NJ (rOm the foot of Chambers
via pemont, Suhrn's and Intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, at p NJ, for Newburgh and otisville,
and interfnehiats stations -
NIGHT EXPRESS, ut $50 p. M. Dunkrk and Buffalo.
EhtGRAHT P. M unkk and Buffalo, and intermediate
atationA,
EXPRESS 1902. uukIk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate ltatons.
Express with the Enra and Mia
CARA Falls Railroad Niagara na; buffalo Dunkk with
Shore ncinus Toledo, Detroit
Chicago with frstclass splendid Steamers for all
Lake Ere :
my3i Il d. G. MoEAILuM, General Superintendent.
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JOSEF UFTY,
20 CAMP STREET, go
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPIE GOODS

No. 20 Camp street, under The City Hotel Neto Orleans,
Respectfully invite the attention ot Wholesale Retail
to his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS freshly
ported, and Constantly supplied trreughout the
SHELL CoMBSmaton Shell and Buffalo Combs Of style
and variety. = :
BRUSHEsof description his The
~lowest Northern factory prices " 2
TOILET Perfumsry, Hair Hair Pins,
tum, Fancy Soaps, -
FINE Fans PURSES Pocket Boeka Work Boxes Portable Desks
herh endless variety Poemonnaies,
style and shape and ut unuluaily low prices.
Scissors, RsEor Pfservers Fishing Tackle
variety to suit the determned angler. {t
WATC HE'S, EW ELRY, etc.
The stock in this line, conaiatng Of the Cooper NJ Tobias
and Joseph johnson with fine
and Englsb Leyers with large stock Of fine
Jeeiry Sverwar nelected
having purchased great
offered to purchasers, I,4E .$
~ Every article warranted the money
t WRtche Jewery, carefully Repaired warranted
mig am q =
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10 - 10 -
nHILADELpHIA AND NEW ORLEANS

PACEETS.-lIEREHAeln,Lt :.
hsLnsia composed sfoliowns Tssa'ss0
Bari g. ". FouLTEEY tnsw) :S9nant mas'
:. C.EfAND (pew) sse' =
Biz D s. BROWN ewl
Schy GEORGE aiANGAG tnss .Seaaust -
6. a.JAsEs; a. 4 49,
ea Of water and invariably cross ihs
by nhssers
nad riil ays cd and down tha river
~ Captains Of vessels
silver or
ga o. ooaa d II
Bills of Ladipg akep for the
thsreon having
accomnodaiiohs Appigt9 sosERr CO. So csHp.ss.
E Agsussin PaadsphiA, BAKER sTETsoN, NSss i. MI
Wharyes.
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@sREAT CENTRAL EX- fssssss - TEsf
w PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, aksA 81

from New Orleans 10 all points North and East.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.
Daily Cairo Chicago Time from Cairo to New
York, dfty hours Fair, Thirty Dollars.
Cheapeat Plessanta Sslia-
BILE Route in every respect.
Passenger Orleans daily at O'Clock p NJ
connecting with the Illinois Central Railroad for Gaens
Dnbuque ST. Paul. Connc Bluffs and all important points the
Upper mississippi and Miaaoari rivers
htChrago the Illinois Central with be Michigan Central
all Eastern Cities via Detroit Nagsa Falls and Buffalo to
New York Boston Phladeleha Baltslors and Wasn gso
Chicago tie New Albany and Salem Railroad for
Louisville Cncinuat and all points in indiana and Ohio
AtEag Falls connecting h the Lake Ontario Roue for Mon'
aebec, Saraioga Springs and the White honntsins
Through Tickets all the above route, be purchased
Office No. Charles the St
Charles Hotel, Neworeana. W. F. REpDlNGt
ny2s Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
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RT EW ORLEANS, JACK-fsga re- EI5ssss5zssssssISS E5ssssssSS5
/ V SON AND GREAT NORTHERN Ezsak ~ Sz6--xS9
RAILROAD Depot on caiope street. Clara street, near
the New Basin. - 4s..- =
PASSENGER daily osyka miles from New oresns
and back Leaves the city at A. M reaches Osyka at p Mi
p M reAchss New oreans at p NJ Paasen
z4rs Intermediate stations.
FAREThrs cents mile each Children and SERVANTS
half ..I ~
FREIGHT TRAIN from the City osyka all intermediate
Tuesday, ThursdAy Saturday, at Q A. NJ aud from
Osyka New oeans' and a Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at A. III. agy
SUNDAYS Excursion Tickets, emitting tha holder 10 trip to
the line back, will be sei nolar
Season Tickets issned application moderate price.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

NKTIND0W GLASS, Putty, Paint, Brushes,
w Lamp Black Whi5e Lead saal Paper, etc. BY
my9t a. pELAGRAVE CO.. ~ Napaxine sfrsst
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NJ EW ORLEANS, oPE- fsss Rg EEEEsszasSsgsEll
lN LousAs AND GREAT WEST 80 s9k xeEsE-2z
- ERH RAILROAD. {
JIMMIE r IRAN Z NJ N T.
daily Lafouche Crossing. Leave
LaouJche Crossing 81 II O'Clock
A. nj Returning leaves Lsourohe Crossing q o'elockP NJ
arrives a Agers at O'Clock 2 NJ.
Y SPECIAL TRAINS
will AlRisrs Saturday afternoon
returning Monday ths Crossing
O'Clock A. 8, arriving Algiefs alto O'clock A. M
every lay 81 foilows-s-
To Bayou dee hernandes ..-s.-.$l 2o
p Tbs Train stopu for tha accommodation
desiTous cf getting and OF at that point.
nv I'm a. b, SEGER Vice President.
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hI EW OhLEANE3s oE GLooDAlo hno SlhAAL
lX WESTERN EXPREsS.-A DAILY EXPRESS il esiab-
opeousas Raioed between New oeanh and Bayou
ea and Towns in the North aud West and at
D'''A HolDENs STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
for Thbodeux Houma Tgerve Berwick Bay Pattaraonvie
Centergf, Franklin Now IBERIA ST. MAinAvs Washington and
Qpelousas.
Specie Jewelry Merchandise Of description
forwarded promptly. Notes. Das Bl etc. col
lected and 81 rde attended punctnally.
Each EXPRESS in charge OF Special Messengers
All Orders
be p NJ the dsy previous TO departure
oa left Joseph BaYba $50 Old Leyee street. Will prompt
attention.
A. nj Returning leaves House, Tbbodau1, p. NJ
Bayou Laiourohe at 8 P. Nj.
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS
t&- tho there EXPRESS for the
transportation of Baggage pa,t of the city New Orleans
thn giving check the
GER baggage delivered directed with promptness
nnddi dispaeh. a...
A94 STARR s. JONES' Once " Camp street.
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A. sOPARTNERSHIP.-I have This Day asso-
sleed with basseas Benz + aYEsoS and GEORGE
and continue Ship and Commission
tofors, GEO. W. HfNS0N.
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rAT Office TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
ERS.-fATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDING both
rough and dressed from tho best Heart Timber sale
for oagh and s9oper III for the lots suit purcha
LUMBER to order. Also, second
ENGINE, bouti2 horse power for sale atthe
. fei9 6m s @s5- STAR FLAMING MILLS New Basin,
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u IBERAL ADVANCES viii be made on ship
uenia To our friends Marse other point on me
Mediterranean Lsbs BARELLI CO., o. Common ~
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AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
nv BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, howard Avenue, New

Haven, Conn.
and suitable for
pnp erected e1pry for the purpose
locality the Institution every wayspt to the
zion OF health and vgoand TO successful
of The city retired position proximity the
town. npar bned adv Of and couury, with
the exclusive disadvantages of either.
The Pup of this ht ted for a standing in college,
Mercantile ald other active Modern IAN
guagt Music Drawing. anght by eSerenced ncso
Military iaecs tauga in scne have been nitro
all the pupils TO pet themselves under
tkiltul masters in thta science and art Il
of wnytwo weeks each
The Winter session Ne second Monday Of
ssptember the Spring aud Summer the first Tuesday Of
March.
of the Insnloa arransd that pupils be
admitted convenient and pafdians, the
lne1esment of asch in Yale College.
charges for Tuion Bpd and Wah during the sessions
merely $3.50 To those who sin with the family
during the vacations, the price Is $500.
Principal great pleasure being ale Gerard
Haloek. Eco. editor New York Journald Commerce.
LEWIS NJ MILLS Principal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

Co.ldspring Fire Brick.
FHyEtESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
OF ae been in their compoAion and are now
offered that they will give saiisfaction
the brick Of 1854 LOT hs
No. SO Common srset, New Orleans
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A CURIOUS PENNY.-We find the following in
an English paper: A person belonging TO
Or, weymouth, in getting change for q shilling,
rsas truck with something uncommon in ose OF
nc nas nen, 20. On examination it was found that
the phve, xe and reverse we're divided, but united
,v;tb . fine Grew. Being opened, q half penny
was enclosed, WHICH was divided being opened,
fsrtbine was ,nclosed, and also divided and
this being opened, half farthing was enclosed ,
This elaborate Psnny Psags m l1s dated 1se
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TESSgP & GHILDS. Paints. suils, Window
ap Glass French and American ZINC PAINTS.
sS Water street. New York. ' je2 i'll,
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BACON s RAVEN, PIANo.FoRrE Manu-.

HA1srt,prSs " ,so ~ ,ss Cent. - ~ =.
street, ftom Broadway, Nav York; having exper
twenty and requisite ac AZ Manufacture
public assortnen
passed by any, as to qualify Tone and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

Steamers News Continued. gs,.
New YORK, June 28.-The King of Sardinia
is about to proceed to London to negotiate for
the hand of the English. Princess Royal, An
attempt to assasinate Cardinal Antonelli failed
The assassin was arrested
The Paris correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser says the case against Horace Greeley
had not been finally settled, but to allow time
for obtaining evidence from New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-21
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Faded and gone"


I left n spot Of beauty, when lovely Spring
with suft hrecEes waited sweet perfume a.
mid scenes Of ioyousness, when merry sengs-
tiers clmnted heir anthems in the forest
halls. and laughing streams glided by with
murmuring melody; when flowers Of every
hue licked the ground. j came again-the
breeze had sunk to rest amid it's forest home {;
the scngsters had sought the shadiest retreats
and the flowers of Spring were" Faded
anil gone"
Again | passed away, when the gorgeous
hu"s Of Summer were opening their blushing
petals to the warm rays ofthe sun the even
ing sephyrs whispered through shady groves
when the glittering host of Summer spangled
the ground. / canro sgain-they too were
"Fahed and gone"
Tie earth WAS habitvd in her most brilliant
sheen Of crimson and gold the birds were
warbling their last lays to sweet Autumn
Thu winds passed through the long wild
grass with n mournful sound. | came again
md the beauties Of Autumn were :" FADED
and gone"
Thus it is in life we come forth in The
%springtime ofyouth bright and gay; our path
way made heautiiul by the faces Of affection
which cluster around us, our life filed with
the music of ioye melody. But ere the Au
tom of life all, all that is beautiful on eaEtI
is Faded and gone"