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The United States government has twelve
large depots for arms, besides two national ar
mories, which manufacture them In these
depots there are $4,000 stand of small arms,
guns, pistols, carbines, exclusive of the num-
ber issued to the arscnals of the various States
and the supply of the army. In l9545, the
armory of Springfield, Massachusetts, turned
out 10000 muskets, and 5000 cavalry mus
ketoons, while Harper's Ferry, in Virginia,
manufactured 5000 muskets and 257l rifles.
Colt has manufactured 6OOO of his reyolvers
for the armory. At Wateryleit arsenal, Troy,
during the same years, were 70,64 stand Of
arms stored for use in perfect order. At the
Allegheny arsenal, 1880 muskets and II 900
pistols were put in order. At St. Louis arsenal
were stored SO, 476 stand of fire arms of all
kinds. These statistics do not include the can
non. ho#ltzers and mertars stored atthe above
rar,ci Ifryate
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- FRESH IMPORTATION ~ -
For Summer and Fall Trade. 1856.
Al WM. B. MILLER, H.-5., .--
ri iaeTs- Wholesale and Retail sE -
DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER.

IExAs STREET, SHREVEPORT,
Is now receiving and opening a
large and FRESH stock, recently
purchased from Manufacturers
and Importers, in New York and
Philadelphia, particular attention
has been paid to making the as
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white lead
1900 TBS putty in bladders
1000 lbs Spanish whiting
100 books of gold leaf
6 gross paint brushes
500 lbs assorted soap
600 Tbs star candles
s 4 gross Ky mustard
$50 Tbs chrome and Par
is green
10 reams sand paper
25 gross lucifer matches
100 Tbs potash
Sll Ike u.,iorotno
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sortmeht complete possible, and to the selection
Of Purs Drugs, which can be recommended and GUAR
ANTIEp to my patrons. The following list comprises
l..~l 4..-.r
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- .Nn CouNsELLOR AT Law,
e.a-,ato I'm .heuse street, New Orleans.
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The less weight a race-horse carries, the
quicker he runs; and the same speed holds
good 9itll the human tongue.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

PATENT ALARM BEDS-A LADY AND
GENTLEMAN IN A PECULIARLY PER-
PLEXING PREDIcAMENT.-Th who
have visited the Fair at the Crystal
Palace, must have noticed the patent
alarm bed-a down east invention
The purpose of these beds is to prevent
a person from oversleeping himself, or
if he does not wake at the time the
alarm is sounded, the machinery ope-
rates in such manner as to chuck him
out on the floor, much to his astonish-
ment. For instance, when a person
wishes to retire to bed, he winds up an
alarm clock attached to the bed and
sets it at the hour he wishes to get up.
At the appointed hour the alarm sounds,
and if the sleeper is awakened he may
arise; but if he does not awake, the
machinery of the clock, operating ON a
lever, upsets the bed frame, and the
occupant is tilted out upon the floor
The bed is worthy the inspection of
heads of families who have the care of
sluggards and sleepy-heads.
We have good story to tell in con-
nection with one of those beds, (says
the Uncle Sam, Boosting" paper.) A
friend of ours recently got married to a
lovely and interesting young woman
In the house of the brides father, where
the wedding took place, one of the alarm
beds had just previously been intro
duced. The wedding party was very
large, fashionable, and everything went
off with the utmost merriment, being of
the most generous kind. Atlength, the
feasting over, and the hour of midnight
past, the guests began to retire, and the
lights to grow dim in the house. The
cold folks" limited gently about sleep
ing, and the bride and her lord grew
weary and impatient. 1t was easily
seen that they wished to be alone, and
the lady was accordingly escorted to
her chamber, to which blissful haven
the blushing bridegroom soon followed
her.
We will not attempt to draw a pic
ture of what ensued, but suffice it to say
that while the loving pair were in the
midst of one of their most interesting
tete-a-tetes, a clicking was heard, and
the astonished couple, the next instant,
found themselves launched on the floor
in the middle of the room, fast locked in
each others arms, holding on like good
fellows, in momentary expectation of an
earthquake. They survived the shock,
however. The fact of it was, the alarm
bed had been assigned them for their
nuptial couch, and the brides youngest
brother, the mischievous devil, Tom,
had taken the liberty to set the alarm
at what he said he thought would be the
''auspicious hour He got his ears
boxed the next morning, and our friend
W. d. S. has been suspicious of alarm
beds ever since.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

The UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
FoREToLD IN THE BIBLE-This was the
subject of a lecture, delivered in the
Tabernacle, New York, recently. The
lecture demonstrated that the rise of a
great nationality was promised in an age
of intelligence, energy and locomotion,
and argued that this was not literally
the restoration of the Jews, but the
prophecy was realized in the political
and religious organization of the United
States. That this country arose when
and where it was promised, at the end
of 1890 prophetic days from the destruc-
ton of Jerusalem, which period termi-
mated on the 4th of July, 1776. He
said that the land pictured in the proph-
ecy of Daniel, was to be inhabited by a
people gathered out of all nations; that
it was to be located between two seas
the Eastern and Western-that its cit
les and villages should have neither
gates, nor walls, nor bars, and that it
was to be first visited by the ships of
Spain; that immigration should come for
the freedom of worshipping God, and
that it was to be Republic, and this
Republic should be an epoch in the his
tory Of humanity, to learning, agricul-
ture, commerce and trade; that the Uni
ted States was the stone kingdom prom
ised by Daniel-the man child born of
the Virgin Women of the Wilderness
the land shadowing with wings. In
fact, that this great country and gov
ernment was child of Providence, and
was nurtured and raised up as the model
Government of the world, to which the
empires of the earth would finally con-
form. But before Republicanism be-
came worldwide, the great battle of
civil and religious liberty on one side,
and ecclesiastical despotism on the 9th
er, would come off on the field of Arma-
geddon.-Neac York Paper.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
SlaerTH-s Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to directed issued out the Hon District ourt
Fourteenth Judicial District, Judgment rendered
therein on the ls day of October $50 in favor JAS
CASPER, and against l.. MANSFIELD p. GILMAN
p H. PIERCE, for the sale of THE Mining Claims sit
uated on Gold Hill in the county of Nevada number 81
% and ~ marked on the Mining Records of said Hill
where the said Claims are situated the said Claims
mag estery and westerly 800 feet and 100 north
eriy and southerly, adjoining Danforh & Co.'S claims on
the northerly, and joning Monroe & Co. and Russol
& Co, on the sautheiiy siie1
Notice hereby given that VIII sell ut public auetior
TO INC highest bidder for Cash at the Court House door il
the city OF Nevada On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th 1856
at the hour OF O'Clock II in pursuance of the sail
order the eioregoine described Mining Claims
e'iFeh under my hand this 18th day November 1856
Nov l4-tds WIN. BUTTERF1ELD Sheriff y l.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

BE FIRM.-The wind and waves may
beat against rock standing in a troub-
led sea, but it remains unmoved. Vice
may entice, and the song and the cup
may invite. Beware; stand firmly at
your post. Let your principles stand
forth unobscured. There is glory in the
thought that you have resisted tempta-
ton and conquered-Your bright exam
pie will be to the world what the light
house is to the mariner upon sea shore;
it will guide others to the point of virtue
and safety.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
HssSsnaKeMf N0lice.

State of California County of Nevada ss-Dstrict Court
l4th Judicial District Hiram Moore His Creditors
the matter of the application of the above named Hi
ram Moore an Insolvent debtor he discharged from
his debtsand in pursuance Of an order the Hon Niles
Sea-l, Judge of the Court aforesaid Notice is hereby
given 10 the creditors Of said rolvent to be and appear
fore the District ourf aforeSa aid MONDAY the 9Th
day OF December, A ID. 1876, at 20 O'Clock A. NJ to show
earse if ANY they have, why the prayer of the said pc.
TONER should not be granted and he be discharged IN the
manner prescribed by law. And in the meantime that ali
proceedings against said petitioner be stayed till further
order @ said Court
Witness j. II. Bostuick Clerk Of the Court aforesaid
l.. ). with the seal thereof hereto affixed thi,
9TH day Of November. A. D. 1856.
nov74w j. IL. BOSrWICK Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

It is far from true, in the progress of
knowledge, that after every failure we
must recommence from the beginning
Every failure is step to success; every
detection of what is false directs lis to-
wards what is true; every trial exhausts
some tempting form of error. Not only
so; but scarcely any attempt is entirely
failure; scarcely any theory, the re-
suit of steady thought, is altogether
false; no tempting form of error is with
out some latent charm derived from
truth.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
Sheath & Arnold.

No. IT'S, j. Street, between 9Th and 7th SITS.
Sacramento.
| AVE ON HAND and offer for sale, complete as.
l sortlncnt Of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions
FLOUR in bhls hafbarrels, and California in sacks
CORN NEAL, in bbls etc
PORK, clear and mess, III bhls and hafbbls
BA' ON, TX clear, and JxL aud California cured
tolFEE, Rio, Bovecs ground, and in tins
RICE, Carolina in bbs and halfbblS China do
SUGAR crushed. pulverized, New Orleans and China
LARD in 10 and 20 tins kits and kegs.
FISH, Goldfish, salmon and nackercl
TEAS. black and green, J. ! and chests
IOBAttO, fruit san peach elephant, fine cut honey
dew, smoking do
general assortment of Liquors Wines, good<o
every description.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
GOuAsaF.Ee's Sale.

Ctate OF California, County of Nevada Township of
- Eureka, BY virtue of an Order to me deiv-
cred issued from the CoRr Of D. V Norton Esq an act
ing Justice Of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing da;c Nov 10th A D. 1856 to satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Justice the Peace the 9th day
November ~ ID le5G in favor of EDWIN BABCOCK
and against j. Z. CHASE for the of SOB 00 debt
Interest and costs of suit have tSeli Execution and
viii sell to the highest bidder for cash front Of Hunter
x Co Saloon Snow Point on SATURDAY, DEC. 9th
A. D. lS36 between the hours of 10 O'Clock ~ ana -
O'clock NJ, all the right title AM interest of J. C. Chase
in and TO certain Dwelling House and situated on
Snow Poiu and known as J. c. Chase's House and Lot
Taken as the property off c. Chase satisfy the above
demands and accruiug cests.
November i2th A D. ISJ6 II MOON C,ns+ahla
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
Legal Advertisements.
Ssse,.saE-,S Sale

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
directed, issued out of the Hon District Court Four
teenth Judicial District Judgment rendered therein
on the 81 day of Nay 1870 in favor Il. L. MeCONN aud
against $. ). HUSSEY for the sum of Si446,06 with
interest the of 1900 the of three per
cent month from tie Sd day of May D. 1856 until
paid together with the of $40 b of suit
accruing costs.
have levied upon and seized and will expose at pub
lie safe at the Court House door in the city of Nevada
the FIFTH DAY OF DEC EMBER, 1856 at p VI. all the
right title and interest and claim of said s. s. Husscy of
IN nd to the following property described in the order
OF salc) towit All that certain piece parcel of land
situated the south side of Main street in the OF
about thrtyye feet in front Main street. and extend
ing back 10 the rayne between Broad and Main
and being the lot which stands the Metropolis Hotel
Given under my hand at oilicein Nevada Nov L. 1856
MM- BUTTERFIELD
Nov. l4-tis Sheriff OF Nevada county
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
GGEastahse's Sale,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-County Of Nevada SS-
- BY virtue Of an Execution to me delivered issued
ofthe Peace in aud for the County aforesaid bearing
date Nov. loth A. ID. 1880 satisfy Judgment rendered
by said Justice Of the Peace the 9th day Of November
A. ID. ls36 in favor of T. \. Schiller & Co. and against
Peter Williams for the of s94 90 debt interest dam
ages ana costs of suit Ihavc taken in Execution and
WA sell 70 the highest bidder Tor cash. the premises
Orleans Fiat on SATURDAY DEC 9th 4 D. 1856 be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock 2. NJ. and o'clock T. NJ
all the right title aud interest of Peter Williams in and
TO certain House and the ground surrounding
the same knowna as Peter Williams Tannery and situated
on Orleans Flat Also-The improv ements in or about
the same. Taken as the property of Peter Williams to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs
novl2-tds Ii. MOON Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

LIFE'-For every one life has some
blessing-some cup that is not mixed
with bitterness. At every heart there
is some fount of pure waters, and all
men at some time or other taste their
sweetness. Who is he that has not
found in his path of life, some fragrant
rosebush, scenting all the air with its
sweet perfume.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
Telegraph r4Enc OF Stages.

~ 49,, The subscribers respectfully in
Tx-3SSAzA!.sA form the travelling public that they
"a. fsessitS = have rurcha ed the above line Of
Stages of Abe Waccner, and will
ran 10 san Juan and return the day.
leaving the American Exchange Nevada every morn
5ng at o'clock. passing by Montezuma and Oak Tree,
itanch. arriving at san Juan IL O'Clock Connecting
with J. q Smiths Saddle Horses for Camitonyle the
tl-v-
Returning leaves San Tuan every day ut l l-2oelock
Express matter promptly asts n led TO-
WA T. WILSON, & Co. Proprictors
W. S. MCRoBERrs Agent
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
SssesAEasnnG

NTATE OF CAIIFDRN1A-NcvalaC Counfv-Town-
- ship Of Eureka-ss. Justices Court-Before d. V.
Norton J. p.
The People Of the State of California to JNo SFITZFIs
You are hereby Smonsed to appear before the under
signed Justice Of the Peace at lis Office in said Town
snip on MONDAY the lst day OF December A. d. lsG
10 oelock a. NJ, to answer 70 the complaint of G W.
Seibv& " Co. who demands of You S9 81 alleged be due
on Book account for store goods On failure ap-
pear and answer Judgment viii be rendered against you
fer the said of 800 81 with damages and costs
suit
Given ander my hand this 30h day of October 1856
D. y NORTON, Justice ofthe Pace.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
5 SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ITNru FURTHER NOTICE the ears Of the Sacramento Val
- ley Railroad wiz leave follows:
PASSENGER rR AIMS.
Nll leave Sacramento at IL H. NJ and P d.
Folsom AZ Il NJ. and II P ".
on SUNDAYS.
Beside the regular Passenger train there viii be 10 A.
train from Sacramento.
FRFEGHT THRTSS
Nill leave Folsom AT : - a. " (cxcept SInd3ys)
VII leave Sacramento n y p. N. except >undays)
\ Passenger car viii bc in connection with the
frrgh; tram in from f"isori. every morning.
RATE OF Toll
fasScngcr fsrcbetween Sacramento and Poison. 81 90
sunday Excursion. beth wars. $50
Communication tickets per month, SO no
intermediate fares pes mile. 10
Freight t"ll-ac and Folsom per ton of 1000 lbs 90
Folsom To sacramento a. 225
Folsom to Sacramento gsosS ton of
granite. brick and c.,h,.c sone. ! OO
intermediate points per milo per II
For further particulars nctes in hand bills and card
fnrnS, enquire of
j. p. ROBIN on, Sup't : V. r r.
angi5n Sup't Oficc corner 81 and streets
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
"Post Office Saloon"
Attention AlI!!

g W. WULFF, better known as GENL HTLFF.
~ would return his sincere thanks to the public
patronage heretofore EXTENDED him. and would inform all
his friends that he has re-opened again on
Pine Street, doors above the Post Office,
Where be wiheonstanly keep the CHOICEST HtT-AyA
CIGdRS PIPES, TOBdCCo of ali Brands
Fresh Fr4its, Candies B1olesaie aud Real. l9-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
SEaeriG-s SaEe.

p virtue of an Execution to me directed
issued out of the Hon Dist ict Court l4h Judicial
District on Judgment rendered therein the 4t DAY
Of November Isis in favor OF Alexander savage, and
against Artumas Rogers $. s HuSsey, and Wm. IL Orr
fer the of Nine Hundred dollars with interest on tho
said suIn of $4,000 at the three per cent Der
month, from the first day of May A d. 1850 until paid
together with the of Si5 40 Of suit and all ac
cruing costs will expose pube sale at the Court
House door, IN the city Of Nevada the 9th day OF
December lSj6 at the hour of II A. NJ all tho right title
interest and claim Of Artenas Rogers and s : Hussoy
Of III and to the following described property which
heretofore levied upon by attachment on the Ith dav Of
September ls56, situated aud being in the county Of
Nevada. State Of California to-wit:
Brick Building and the Lot upon which IL stands
situated in Nevada city Main street known a Rogers
& Husscys store. and the House and the Lot upon
which stands situated in the city ef Nevada on the
Washington Road, known : HiSsey's cottage
Also in the Eagle Saw Mil situated on Deer CrecI,
about tHyo miles from Nevada
Given under my hand at Office in Nevada this 1871,
day of November 1855
Nov lids NN BT-TTFRFIETD Sborif
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
A Valuable Ranch for Sale.

THE subscriber being desrous of returning to the At
lanc States in few months offers for sale his Ranch
situated in Nevada county, and the old road from Ne
vaa and Grass Valley to iinoistown-l l2 miles from
Bear River and is known the Garden Spring Ranch
II consists of @ 300 of which Is under good fence
p acres under cultivation and Of suitable soil for grain
nay and vegetables The balance of which is good hay
gram ana pasture land The Raaeh is well watercd and
conveniently laid oft Attached to it is good frame
House tux54, IL story high with water running from
good spring conveyed by ditch the kitchen door
good log stable capable of holding horses with
Tor hay overhead Also good hay barn with plank floor
l4xb1 and has III it Al this time - baed hav rails
ed on the ranch tins season vii sell low and
10 suit the purchaserthere i be clear title even-
Any one wishing to purchase would do well call
an see the property. noy7-tfp DAWSON NICHOLS
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
To the Travelling Publici
California Stage Company
ALLY STAGE LINE
FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON

r-NA5gR On and after Jan. |. 1856 the above
fS.c-SSsA Line viii follows:
Leaving Nevada, at : O'Clock. A NJ. and passing by
Aountain Spring House, Morgans Cold Spring White
Cloud Gold Hin and Alpha, and arriving Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon
1t is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE to Washington,
Omega, Seotchnan'a Creek, Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka
RctnTnins the stages VIII leave the South YUBA
HOTEL. every morning 9 O'Clock, and arriving Ne
va.la by O'Clock T. n. connecting with the California
STAGE Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento 3larysye
sui Shasta.
Ofhcc-Soul Iuba Hotel. Washington.
a S. OIIN, PROPRIETOR
W. S. McRoRERTs. Agent, Nevada.
Nevada, April 18th lS.i-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

Never suffer yourself to be deferred
by a false shame from doing any act
whatever, however menial it may be.
which you can entertain no reasonable
houbt that you ought to do,
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
New Store :: New Goods :,
AN OLD PROPRIETOR.
E. De Young & Co.,

H7iolesale end Retaa Dealers in
G'OcefieS, Provisions, Liquors, CrOckerl
md GENERdL afERCH4NDLsE
No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada
uASoN HAND the following articles which will b.
sold al a small a lyance for the ready cash
Hans IL brine. Broadly
Ersra Clear Pork, Gis cd Hzishg
Ezra Ctear BqcOa Porter and fle
Lard, in Fegs md tins .SchHGppS
Ner Goshen Baaa. PORT aad c7aret Vines,
Cbl Butte, in 5S10 ID. tiHs, CbdmpaigRe Vine
ne0 OFieaHs sugar, Tobacco, Of rarions brands,
Crushed SHPdr, Cigars
Bar sugar, Barrel Flour,
China No Sugar S r. Flour.
Carolina Rice, Plain Flour
China Rice To,atoes and Corn Neal
Boston Sgrb,p IrDof7s and SherfIs
Lemon Sgrap Ratchos .fzcs ard Flies
assorted SyrHPS. hRiues, FORKS and Spoons,
Black and Green Teas, Pias aad Dire EIelres,
Sperm CaRdies Hoes.
4idamaatiae Candies, Hin aud cns,ile Soap,
CsR FfRits, III all g1rictes, Lamp Hicks,
Starch, Red Herring,
Campiiao, Cocoa Shell
Lamp OIL 1aqioca
hoR and Tin Eare Indigo Mac Nutmeqs
UralpiBg & Letter Papa. Clores. Ginger flsDfce
Smoked Bcef, Pepper and Mustard
CqL and Goshen Cheese. Cram Tancr.
Nails. ASSORTED sizes iSaiarGtas.
Shot, Pozder and Ease, HaskiRg and Baking Soda
Lanterns, FnnicilLr ana Macdrona
Cal and Chill Beans, Mnckerel
Bayou Beams, Yea<t Pocders
Ground Cofec, Pickles in kegs and glass,
Jara and Rio Cofes Cranberries
Costa Rioa Coffee, 7omatO CasVp,
Dried ATTaes, Peppcy Sauce
Chill Peaches, assorted Sauces
Sab. in sacks and Joros Pie Fruits
Bdrlcy and UReGt. Quicksilver,
Jeltes and Jams, in glass, Lamp Glasses.
Also variety ofother articles numerous 70 mention
Our cndcavors shall not be required please those that
should favor us with call for any of the above articles
defy competition for the quality and prices ON
goods
ACoods purchasedof ofus delivered FREE OF CHARGE
and with punctuaiify.
E. DEYOUNG s. co.
Nevada, Sept 18th. 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

UPos AFFIDAVIT of G.. w. Selby. that the above De-
endant cannot be fonnd it is ordered that
summons be made upon the said Defendant by publca-
ton in the Nevada Journal for the space success
i've weeks ID y NORTOy + p
True Copy-Attest: II Noon Constable nov:l
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05
COLLINS Il Co.,
watson s. Esein.

Watson s. Esein.
Hardware and Iron Store, No l63 street.
Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Il Hardware The following comprise part of their
present stock
Iron, Copper, Steel Nails Poughs, Shoycls,
Axes, AIDES. Hatchcts, 4snYils, Wees,
Patent and Spring Balances
Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hinges
Ok, Log, Trace, Halter, and Coil Chains
Sett of Mill irons-complete Hook Plate
Mill, Muley, Circular. Cross-cut and Pit Saws
Corn and Coffee Mi.ls-al sizes
American Locks and IatcheS of every variety
Butts, Window and Blind Fastenings Sc
In addition 10 which they would call the attention OF
purchasers 10 their wen assorted stock of SHELF Coops
which they offer at the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento, June l:l-]m.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

The SHADOW OF DEATH.-We have
ately met with anything more beauti-
full than the following, which we find in
an exchange paper:
"Al that live must die,
Passing through Nature to Eternity"
Generations of man appear and van
ish like the grass, and the countless
multide that swells the world to-day will
tomorrow disappear like footprints on
the snow.
"Soon the rising tide shall. beat
Each trace will vanish from the sand"
In the beautiful drama of Ion, played
at the Athenaeum few nights since,
til instinct of Immortality SO eloquently
uttered by the death-devoted Greek
Fl hds dear response in every thought
full soul. When about to yield his young
existence as sacrifice to Fate, his be-
trothed Clemanthe asks if they shall not
meet again, TO which he replied.--'I
have asked that dreadful question of
the hills that look eternal, of the flowing
streams that flow forever, of the stars
among whose fields of azure my raised
spirit hath walked in glory, All were
dumb. But while | gaze upon thy liv-
ing face feel there's something in the
love which mantles through its beauty
that cannot wholly perish, We shall
meet again Clemanthe.