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EE!irat. District, Pound

WETAS brought 10 the First District Pound, on Dry
~ AIDES street. between ula and Girod streets as
f3estfaysR& {8. gt5 5&i5 5ts
One brown she Goat white belly, black stripes
y the back, both ears cropped and split #z
One white she Goat, with wattles and short horns.
rs One gray and white she Goat with q collar.
Which, If not claimed aWthinten days and the ex-
pansea thereon paid will be sold public auction ut
said pound, On III uRSDAY, the 10th April next,
lat Ill o'clock "A, Al. AUG, IS. PHELPS
}f=5a Street Commissioner
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4. u Ill ORLEANS,

~
u MsIoN GaUNCIf4 W
Y CITY of New Orleans arch 81, 1856.
Gilt d, 1920 III ,3sI ;aa 5lss33
ORDINANC Ts reali 10 The Bra nch Of the New
orleans md Gafreltun abroad Com paIys ois ack1
son street, Fourth District.
hat permission y heseef gran.ea
~ oa atpee
rom ST. Charles date Nayades 70 thshead Of
Jackson run their caTs aof lhe IN
expired time OF their original winch extends
ii att Febsuar 1881 eoniti that ne SAID COM
pany shall. within Ninety days from lne OF
ibis ordinances cause the road 10 be re-
MAYED fTon, Tlvoli Circle ind placed in the South
rvest street adjoining. Sufficiently remote from the
either aunt o. iLes passags
Company shall, within twelve months. cause the
diichss an each side 1T their trac en- St. Charles
ae Naeades) street. from Tivofi Circle 10 Jackson
sqnates on each side Of eIpomene
Camel, De file and said street graded,
said arhk 70 The cutters, under the Of
Be Il Jsrtfsr osafasa Thathe foregoing privilege
sEa be null and void should conflict with the rights
granted % the lafay and Ponchartran Railroad
Company 4ts4.5 s$6
Jiythsr That said carrolton Railroad
Company shall be subject 10 such police ordinances
AID segalat a. ihs Common Council Shall, from
SS{3 time 10 time, deem advisable. sss #6s$S8s
I lsgnsdl III. TRACY,
sStsS President Board Of Asaistant Aldermen. ii
TSignedl j. UGENBUHL ##
President Board Of Al dermen.
All Isignsal JOHN u. LEV IS, hiayor.s VI
Cry OF New ORLEANS, April 90; 1855 y
ri No. 1860. ~
That The Comp roller be, and he hereby
anhoIizea and instructed sell auctiea Y
the lowest bidder after ten lice in he
journal, contract for the OF z nuisance
wharf, opposite indepe ance street. ihiFd ptsltics
work III aGa
Of said CONTACT ID ia sajset The approya o. reee-
ton Of the Common Council r
dsns Hoard II, Of I, Al er m.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl IN u. LEWIS, Mayor. iii
efs ~ M No. 1869 IN 5s#
Resolrez That the 1Gomptrollerd do adjudica1eto the
IoWest after " notice thereof made in
the onral the contract building bridges
across The Canal Gaondele at The junction OF ClaI.
I borne and hfaras streets with said canal lin accord
with lions in the Survey
:3K Sfsfgnsdl 81 N ]. SsIL GENBuHL,
President Board Of Aldermen
isPsal d As.lsiaas t Aidslnen
Approved March IS, 1886. .8aS 4
\ [sigaed 70 nm I LEWIS, Mayor.
rs5 81 $S#s 8 No. 266s "a III
Rssoipi, That the Gomptro lef be, and he is hereby
led and 70 sell at auction, after
ten days notice in The official journal the contract
amending the Bridge on Bayou st. ohm for one
year, date from The openngS of the navigation of
said Bayou -.subiec. tothe approval 81 reiec-
ton Of The Common Co nncii, and accordance with
an fle u the snrssy s, o1s s
President Board IF Assistant Aldermen
ISignedl 1# 81, ]. LUG ENBUHI.
s4 President Board Of Aldermen.
pa. m 3 '5s9 [signedl JOHN y. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on M NDAY, the 18th
inst will adjudicate nay office at u o'clock
aps DEBuYs, Comptroller.
So Il q Z
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m27 ly
Is-BATHs-BATEHs-D ARBERIzING, No,
ROLLINS o5ce more his post. The Verandah fire for
but Time the great him better one,
%he!e he can giyo Mt all hours Hot Cold Fapor Shower or
lis BARBERS SALOON is supplied with tie best artists
Dyeing aud Dressing have been reucsd down science he
feels assured that he can serve with alac and dispatch the
las we'll stock Of fresh PEEFUMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best Dyes and TONES for
ng~Cal at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
mis- GIN JOSEPH ROLLINS.
ETHI. w. w. WOOD ATTORNEY AND CoUN
w sEoB5ATIhW and Solicitor in Ch.neery hay4E
give prompt attention all business his charge in
M @ G a ES es a3a a5 anal a on2 G1 n
Circuit and Probate Courts of Kinds Rankin, Warren and the
So Special attention COLLECTION OF CLAIMS Ac
oFF1CE-In Eliss Buildings. corner of State and Pearl
Streets, jackson, Miss, auI5 tfd&W.
TEVI3N- BAGASsE FURNACE LETTERS Pa
p f SaseH XIV on he date
December 1864 burning Wood and sagee
ah IF G o HS
ls 1t works entirely by natural drausht and without the aid
ID contains no CRATE bars or other irons in the interior
3D. 1t requires stoppage Of the mill to have Its ashes
ah The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
5h It nnrns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
This Furnace burn Bagasse Alone and
any other furnace in single feature of It's
FORM principles upon which works or in the results
sa pa Gss to hs ss s
tricks of trade known TO be false by those who make
he and calculated only deceive the public and palm oft
cles that stand upon their merits No person will be
S n ANY n aaSe viii g. u
! guaranteed in its undisturbed and possession.
My Patent Furnace applicable train OF Kettles as TO
boilers; and prepared TO appy il 10 burn
ing the Base boil juice the common train OF kettles
| under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
treatise on the whole subject n pamphlet form with draw
| SAMuEI. H. GILMAN,
| jas d&W6n 81 Matches street, New Orleans.
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b a etc conduit aa depot des epaves du Premier
District, rue ryades, enlrs les rnes julie et Girod,
CONNIE epayes-3 9 $5#5t 3.
Une Ghevfe brunei lie venre blanc. des rates sur le
dos, les dsux oreilies ecourtees ct fendues. lss@
l Une Cheyre blanche, ayec des glandess les cornes
enurtes. fs8 5i3 s8B 4 {E9g5 al ss5f8 ri
s* une Cheyre gFise4 81 blanche, ayec un collier
81 las dts aiiYnaIxne sont pas reclames dams dix
jurs,$ etles depeHses payees, ills seront vendns a
isiehere publiaue, au dill depot, JEuDI ie 10 ayril
Proclaim a II heures a. NJ .&s
JIG, IS. PHELPS, 8R#g55 I555
f3ommissaire dies SRues.
Il Mile Orleans le 81 mars 1856 aI59
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III a etc transporte pres du poeau No, 80, CONNIE
encombrant Ell obstraant ID levee pubqne, par ordre
du WhaIfnger et depose au depot dc la vile en- face
1aT voyages, double a,,eiagel de lest lgravois9 n
ST lie dis lestn'ss1 pas reclame dams dix jouts, e.
blicne,au att depot, EuDI le 10 avrit proclaim,
i 4 Ia heutes r. nj. AUG. Is. PHELPS,
4 ss8 81 #tf5 Comlnissaire des Rues.
lnlE
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FROM THE REV. j. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRoOK, c. W.
j. WTNER-Sir l have made the trial of Canadian
vermifugc with the happy results. my own
lily and every which has my knowledge
pason of Worms followed the administering Of your
mug and every one here prefers any other effects
certain and children take more readily which great
July l6, 1916 Ty-,.5F JOHN FLANAGAN.
HIJs Physicians generally use WINERtS CANADIAN
yERMIFUGE This medicine is simple vegetable prepara-
o and always be administered with perfect safety and
confidence the result will always destroy Worms and
restore the patient to health.
thousand certificates have Agents from
planters merchants and physicians, bearing testimony to the
hcacy of this inallble remedy. Warranted in all cases,
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist,
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
RAJ Sold wholesale and reta manufacturers prices by
fe23.ly l51 and q Gharres street. New Orleans L.
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AS hauied from near Post 81 SO, as cucumber
ing and obstruction the public eyee, by order
Of the Nharhngers and deposited on the CITY Depot
81 opposite Administration Market, about
i47 double teanIcart loads Of Gravel ballast
III Which If not claimed Within ten days. and the ex-
enses thereon pa " III be aold publtc auction, AT
u said pace of deposit, on THURS DAY, the 10th of
e Apartment, at 2 IL o'clock r. M s.ifstt
AUG 5S.5PHEIsPS, 8Est3a5
Is Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, March 81, 1856 ais 8 I
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WOODWARD'S CABINET FuRNT-
n TURE WARERooMS, No. 17S Magazine street aud II
~ Julia stree-Furniure Of every variety for sale and
H made to order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
the shortest notice. -
N B-tiaving taken the large brick house Julia street.
families leaving the city. e11 ~
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with care
jy9 ly
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUNHERY,
$TS ETCThe subscriber would respectfully call the
Of Planters Physcans and Families to his well
sored stock comprising every article in his line of bust
ness NIL of which, examination will be found SH and
GENUINE During season, SODA WATER and MEAD of
the best quality WILL be found this establishment with
all the popular Mineral Waters such CONGRESS, BLUE
LICK etc. Bar Rooms supplied reasonable
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT GOULEY BIT
TIERS, etc. +, / LIS s=et
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apothecary,
oN 1y Comp and Poydras streets.
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YN7AS brought toEthe City POLICE jail onathe 5ih
instant the gTlf boy WI Liam HARRY is
feet IN inches high is about ~ years od ma 9
b gear on The left cheek Says he belongs to Madame
Lafi,ean, living ii Bay St. Louis, Hancock county
Il Stale of Mississippi. s$ HEIDI J 3.gsFJ$.s "a ., 3S
The owneTi TeQuestedt 10 call and claim sala save
accnfdinp Id
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Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's'V Vegetable Dyspepsia
Goulcy's Vegetable, Coleman's,
Hoohand's German, Oxygenated
~ COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones' Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor, @
jones Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
Of all descriptions. f.
PILLS.
Wrights Indian Vegetable,
MGtfat's Life, Brandreth's,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
,R.y IONS,
Graetfenberg, Jayne's Sanative,
IJayne's Ague, Winer's Camo-
mile. 1=+ .'
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MAS brought 10 The Cay Paiice Jail on The 18Th
high rs aheut - years old; has large scar near The
lett eye Says she belongs 10 Mrs. Martha Gilmore
Il VI. q, iiVing on Union. sttest, Ftfss District,
Ell s "a e BLANCHARD,
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VIZ T AS brought 10 The City Police ialI, on Inc l2lh
q NV inst, the negro girl + ELICI 4 is q feet7
IA inches high; is about is years old has several
scars oh the face. Says she belongs 10 Mr. Simond
living. in New Orleans. En-
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law. i,
nl4I5t Keeper ofi.he City Police Jail.
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S brongat 10 Tie City Police J1it on the i7lh
wv inst, The daik negro man G GORGE; is S feet
igeiea hight; is aloaf % years aid. Says he belongs
i1 MI. Geofge CALDWELL eaton planter, living about
4 40 niles ahsne MaieRez, Mississippi.
The oySiieE ID feQnes 10 cali and claim said slave
arEurding To- law; e. BLANCHARD,
Ea22 ISt Keeper OF the Guy Police Jail
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WIZ AS brought 10 The City Police Jail on the la.h
III inst, the negroboy GALE i is s feel in:hes
high; is about 10 years old. Says he belongs 10 Mr.
! Teiena Cousin, living on The Bonfouea Bayou, 81
Tanlmany Parish, Stale of Louisiana.
The owner is requested to call and etaim said slave
according 10 law. E., BLANCHARD,
m22 Iat Keeper of The CITY Police Jail.
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IAS brought 10 the City Police jail on the Cd OF
March, The light grlf boy III lo MASS 4iF5 feet
AZ inches high about % years old has mark Of
James Bro % prcklayer by trades living in Rodney,
Mississippi, z, ~
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
: - Y = r. PLANCHARDi H.
mf3I5t Keeper of the City Police Jail
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DENTISTRY.

6szsz-azzA CHARLES Il. KELLS, ID. ID. S.,
No.l5l Canal street, between Carondele and
Baronne streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL
SllLHJIJJTEETH inserted in full or partial SETS which,
Beauty Utility Comfort the Wearer cannot be exceled
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WINNERS CANADIAN W41RnHFUGE.-
wv Certain Remedy for Worms. 1t is fact, established
yond the shadow of doubt blythe experience testimony
the eminent physicians, than three foths of
diseases with which children afflicted Worms
thousands of children die annually from those Diseases when
is either not known attributed something else
Various the preparations which have recommended as
remedies for Worms but experience proved all more
less Intellectual the end however has length attained
remedy found which has failed destroy Worms
they have existed This supported by the
testimony Of the eminent physicians respectable nd
viduas in the country. The remedy is
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE WARRANTED
PURELY VEGETABLE
1t is safe in its operation and easily administered than
any other Some Of the symptoms which indicate
of the Worms in the bowels folows connenance
pale ola eaden color and suused with occasional ushes
heavy and dull the breath fod upper lip swollen
the sleep is disturbed the patient often awakening great
tie exceedingly Irregular being voacious, others
feeble, and in some instances depraSed -
10 the following certificates numerous might be added but
WINER,S5 CANADIAN VERMIFUGE IS ASUPERIOR
REMEDY FOR WORMS.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the Undersigned having frequently administered med
cine prepared BY NJ John Winer Of This designated j.
WiNHR'S CANADIAN VERMIF UGE, and being fully salts
fled with its efficacy confidently recommend i safe and Ell
canal. e. 0'REII,LY,
Licentiate Of the R. G. of Surgeons in ireland, etc.
G. W. DICKINSON
AFa,,In ract r 1F /, T
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NM AS brought IL The City Police Jail on the Il Sill
4 ins,.ahe negro mai M s Els; is S feet ri
inches high is about 80 years old Says he belongs
10 Mr.. Barten Boulardj who keeps wood yard above
Pointe-a.la Haehe, pasish Of PsGquemne Al
The ownehis requested 10 cul and claim said slave
according law.
;i4&l5 +. BLANCHARD,
Ii22 ] St Keeper City Police jail.
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Any drayman or oarlman charging more man The
above rates shall be tablet fine of 81 recoye rabe
from such dfayman cartmat, or owner OF the dray
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ODDS AND ENDS.

4
Il i alleged that Gen. Concha gets S5I each
foF permits 70 land negroes in Cuba from At
Elca' and Eis deputies get ss25 30 for each ne
gro.
a youngster, not three years old, said to his
sister, while munching gingerb bread, sSiss, take
half Of this cake, 10 keep till afternoon, when
get cross"
Russian Logalty.--An enthusiastic admirer
Of the Czar was repeatedly saying 10 strans
ger, atfe Gar is great. J" "Yes," was the re-
ply, shut God Il greater" "Ah!" exclaimed the
Russian, shut the Gar 10 young yeti'
According To The Portland (laiueI Advert-
ser, there aresfve thousand persons in that city
who believe 10 spiritnralism, or who are inyes-
tigating the subject.
There ID On exhibition in France locouos
tive weighing six tons, with ten feet driving
wheels, and stated to be capabIe Of attaining 4
speed Of one hundred and fifty miles per hour.
Never fall back from bargain after the al.
ticies of agreement are drawn up, and only
need your signature 70 make them perfect.
From your children's earliest infancy you
must inculcate the necessity Of instant obedi-
eaee.
A want Of confidence has kept many man
ailent. a want of sense ban made many per-
Sons talkatiyo.
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SHERIFF'S SALES
- - ~~~@~0\<-~~~~~0~~~~O0~
SXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish OF
~ Berp'Ile, STATE Of Louisiana.
Joseph Walsh Is. James P. Armtage-No.
S69

| BY Vlrtue Of writ of seizure and sale to me
directed from the Honorable the aforesaid court.
IN the above entitled and numbered suit. have
selzed and will offer at public sale TO the high
est and asst bidder, on
SATURDAY the Sd Of January nert, 1857.
at / l O'Clock A. NJ, the following described prop.
erty. to wit.
1st. certain SUGAR PLANTATION or tract
of Land sItufted in the parish of Lbervile on the
left bank CT the river Mississippi, measuring six ar
penis tive tOlses and three feet, more or less on
said river with the depth ,hereunio belonging ,-
The said land IS bounded above by lands of Fran
eOls Seguineaux and below hy lands belonging 10
the heirs of Joseph Castagn0l, deceased-together
with all The buildings and improvements thereon
beiug and tnereunto belonging, consisting in a
Sngar House, Dwelling House and alI appurte.
nances, Farming Implements and the Plant Cane
upon the same-being the same plantation and ilil-
provements which the said Joseph Walsh ACQUIRED
from Linn Woodward by act Of sale before A.
Chrlst'n, Notary Public of said parish, passed on
the Sd day of April l848 which act is recorded in
mortgage book No. l, entry No 223, in the office
Of the Recorder of this parish.
I'd. A certain tract of Land lying and situated in
the SAID parish of tberville on the left bank 0fthe
river Mississippi, measuring one arpent front on
said river by the depth thereunto belonging, bound
ed above by land of Pierre A. Hamel and below
by land Of FRANCOIS Segunaux--together with all
the buildings and impro. ements thereon being and
lhercunto beionging-being the same tract of land
which the plaintiff Joseph Walsh acquired from
Pierre Lacave by act passed by G. S. Rousseau,
then Notary Public of said parish. on the 25th
day of January 1853, and duly recorded in the Of
fee of the Recorder Of this parish, in book of
mortgage No. 4, entry No. 38
Sd. The following described Slaves, viz: Mark,
negro man, blacksmith, aged about forty years.
and Harry, negro man, aged abont forty FIVE years;
one bay horse Jim; one sorre horse named SorreI
one gray horse; one mnle and one yoke of oxen
Seized to pay and satisfy the following sums, to
vii: In cash, to an amount sufficient 10 satisfy
the sum Of two thousand eight hundred aud thirty
three dollars and thirty three ard one third cents
the amount of the note now due with interest
thereon. at the rate of s per cent per annnm from
the 30th January, 1856. aud cos's. And the sum
of three housand three hundred and thirty three
80 l=3-l00 dollars, The amount of the last of SAID
notes, with per cent interest thereon, from the
30th January, 1856. until paid. on creditfo cor~
respond with the falling due Of sad note, say 30th
January, 1857. s
Sale 10 take place at the residence Of the defen~
dant James P. Armtage. situated in this parish, on
the plantation first described.
JOS. H. ERWIN. Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, Nov. a. 1856. .-nov2o
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NUMBER Is.

Ayril 184s lequel act est enregstre dams lie liv-
re d'hypotheques No. /, entire No. 323, au bureau
du Recorder de cette paroisse.
I'd. Un certain moroccan de terre situe dams Ia
paroisse dlbervllle sur la rive gauche du Missis-
sippi, mesuTant un arpent de face au dit feuve
par la profondeur y appartenant, borne en- haut
par terre de Pierre Hamel ct en- bas par ferre
de FRANCOIS eguinaux-ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct ameiorations qui sly trouvent ct ap.
partlennent Etant la meme terre que lie dit 10.
seph Walsh acquise de Pierre Lacave, par act
de.vente par devant G. S. Rousseau, aIons Notaire
Public de celte paroisse, en- date lie IS Janvier
1858 ct enregistre dams la bureau du Recorder de
cette paEoisse dams la live d'hypotbeque No. e.
entree No. So
80. Les ESCLAVES ci-apres decrites, savoir:
Mark, (forgeron) negre, age de 40 ans, ct Har
ry negre, age quarante cinq ans, trois chevaux,
un mulet ct une paire de Boeufs de tire-saises
pour payer ct satisfaire aux sommes suivantes
savolr: Compliant une somme suffssante pour
faire deuX mile huit cent trente tros 33 1-3-l0O
piastres lie montant dun Billet maintenant du
avec les interets raison de pour cent par an
depuis lie 80 Janvier 1856, ct les frais Et la
somme de trois mile trois cent Ell trente trois
SO 1-3-100 piastres. lie montant Gun autre billet
aVec les intefets raison de pour cent depus le
80 Janvier 1856, jusqu'au palemeut a un credit
correspondent Pecheance du dit billet qui sera
payable lie 80 Janvier 1857
La vente aura lien la residence de James P
Armltage, situee en- cette paroisse, sur phabita-
tlon ci-dessus premierement decrite
JOS. Ii. ERWIN, Sheriff
Parolsse dlberVllle, Nov, 25, 1856.-nov29
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BoTToMLEss PIT.-The Bottomless
Pit, in the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky,
is suspected by many to run through the
whole diameter Of the earth. The branch
terminates in it, and the explorer suddenly
finds himself brought upon its brink,
standing upon projecting platform, sur
rounded on three sides by darkness and
terror,a gulf on the right and gulf on the
left, and before him what seems an inter-
minable void. He looks aIoft; but no eve
has yet reached the top of the great over
arehing dome;s nothing is there seen hut
the flashing of the water dropping from
above, smiling as it shoots by in the un-
wonted CLEAN of the lamp. He looks be-
low, and nothing there meets his glance
save darkness, as thick as lamp-bIack,
but he hears wild mournful melody of
water, the wailing of the brook for the
reen and the sunny channel left in the
upper world, never more to be revisited.
Down goesa rock, tumbIed over the cliff
by the guide, who is of the opinion that
folks come here to see and hear, not to
muse be melanancholy. There it goes,
crash ithas reached the bottom. Ne,
hark, il strikes againa once more /! still
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