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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-08
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LuZeFue County,. Pa

H<4@8CE 4G Co8H4HNs s4s
FTVHE Trustees Of this Institution re.pectfuIIv
IL sanounee, that 10 viii bs opened for the
reception Of PsPils. Of bPsh sexes. On Mandsy,
OetohsF zGth next, uH5er the fnanediste care Of
PFrf JAMES ANDERSON, as PrineipsI-
NT- s. 10 gentleman Of extensive s<au,-e.
Heuts- sad euLzrgeds experiences zs an educator.
and has been connected with the most popular
@HRh School Of Bssks Co. fSs several wear.
He Is also well and EvOFsbIy knozu as con-
rIbutoE to ssae Of eur Leading educational peri.
Si5eats-
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
VIII ssmP+ise OrthsgTaphY, Dekaifions. Read
nag, PeemaashIP, EfymoIoey. Geoerapky. Eue.
Gr1n@srs Composition, Arithmetic AIsebTs
SeometFy. AensarzsIon. PIsue and SphencaI
IHsoaonefry, Surveying. Nsvigztion, Astron-
sng, &C. Book KEEPING, Histsly, Physiology.
Nn~a- lntF.ieefusi, and Moral Philosophy,
as5 Chemistry.
CfGsses ia the French. Spanish &. Latin
Languages viii be formed as early AZ practical
bte. an1 Lastrsetisu on PIano-Fsue VIII he
sISeu Tf desired
WEEKLY LECTURES on the Natuy,r
Sciences, Illustrated BY appropriate apparatus
vii sIso Ee given
SPECIAL ATTENTION will be said To
youag LssIss sad Geufi.n<u designing 10 auaI
~ thzmseIsss as Teachers.
& r ~ s:
POUR. FIVE and SIX DcHaus per ouarter
= seesssasnee with The studies puTzEed- pas able
sne hslt N advance and the balance atthe close
Of tie Q1zstsr
GOOD BOARD esn be had tn the village at
m5sfsssrs price.
= Ar- - viii deliver N address on Physi-
cal IsseterfaaI and Moral education, on the
asJ q esumenesmeuf, when his method Of
smpaEtssg ia&ruefSou viii be Illustrated, and
ne dsz<sPtus snd management of the ehooI,
fsily ezpIaia<d-
PHsnfss GaaalTzns. and the friends Of educa
ean ssaerziiys are eosdE5lEy invited to Be pres.
en- - -
ID. = CHAPLIN 4 3 u. STEVENS,
JOHN kOONs- n D. STILES,
sILAS D0DSOy, JOHN YAPLR,
THOMAS PEALBR. -
C0k1z5us, Sept, =, 1855. Trustees.
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"HEATLEY'S ARCH STREET thea
w TIRE Area Stree, ajore ,Sixih, PhiPa.
TIE STAR COMPANY, COMPOSED of the first
Artists in the world, and exceeding in
Strength and Talent any Dramatic combina.
Ton heretofore offered to the Theatricsi Pub
lie, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comedy,
Tragedy, Serio-Comic Drama, Vaudeviilss,
Musical BHrietIas. &C., &c. - ~.
z When visiting he city, go there.
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Notice.

IHE uass1ssHed having purchased The
eusszs interest Of his Izte PzEises, vTIi con-
daes sas Beskr Stationery Blank Book Man
afsefsrSrgs and BsadIug Business. in I'll slseir
srza<s@s5 sEh Izszszsed facilities ard ssries
zaeasea % sssiaszss be hopes . receive an
increased rzspo<r5ss Of pa6Ese pztroazas.
WILLIAM c. PERRY. =
= W. ssr- Fssrsh . Race S,sL
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters iesta-
meutary BFon the estate Of Moses NcFIeury,
iaie Of Pishingcreek township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned residing al Cambria, Luzsms Co.
All persons indebted TO the estate are reques.
ted 20 make pay ment without delay, and
these bavIng accounts for paymsct 10 present
Them to JAMES SiUliENRY, alf
- Exeeaor.
Cambria, Luz Co.. March IL, 1887. yats
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.

New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods
&RDN[SAvE, &GBARa 90 CO. @
Oft
We
LADIES DRESS GOODS
hanmIus,
Esax-o oezE<r veSFes &e
SHOES
o zons. We also
ckIngs,
kc-H7s5
else
uh We Lowest Casa Prices
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bowel COslpLAfNTs.

Unless The bowels perform their functions
properly, Tie whole body suffers, Tens of
thousands die annually of DyseHlery, Diar-
rhGa, Chfonic consumption, and other dis.
eases Of these waste pipes OF The system
The effect Of the Pills npon all Intestinal dis
orders, whether casual or epidemic, is q
phenomenon in medicine. BY following the
printed directions, the most alarming cases
Of bowel complaint are promptly controlled.
A Word 10 Females.
The local debility and Irregularities which
are The especial annoyances of the weaker
ser, and which, when neglected, always
shorten lie, are relieved for the Time being.
and 2reseatsd for the lime TO come, bf 3
course of this mild buI thorough Alternative.
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IAcoR EyERIy
Admimissrator's Notice.,

Bloomsburg. March 2s. iss7. Proik's.
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Farmers Depet and Plaster Mills,

April 8, 1857 7.-3m.
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/ REersTER's 0FYirE, DANlEL LEE,
Bloomsburg, APnl, 2 9Ts3s7 - Hfgssers
= : Il.E - aAs..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

" futures OF grocery and h1uor store, toseher with
good horse and wagon now don average b iness OF $50
per day, and jug. Rent si6 month. gooa chance
for make money The for sci ing is, the
present other busns in the West For partru
lars appl he premises s.3 Thrd avenue from
thirty tx h street
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,.C.,sL NOTICES.

CUPREyE COURT -gEeRgE PETTIBoNh AaAEsr
- Harmon X. Roo, al In pursuance q ynosmsm on
The Supreme Court of the State Of New wv
saie on The Nh dav az Juue. 1857, NJ " oc'ocs NO
Mercbans Frchange 10 t city OF New Sors' ~ H. LuD
Low, auction eer:-- = - - $500, =, -.
situate lying and beag IN the yoursen ~ .ss s cy o
bands N Nicholas eyard deceased by lp number Twelve
hundred eight, n H) bounNei W. ny ,rh. " nrosd
wav norherly BY o number twelve hundred and seven
n 81 cas,evfv NV srougd late bsoneinR 10 Charles
" IA s,terv nv number twelve hundred and
nre ~ SAY con arlue IN breadth In front and twenty
90. - "a i, icneth IN each aide hunirei OO feet
10 NJ N. he properly cmmon known number Eve
dred and twelve os9 broadway ~ ne city g. New vnrs
n goors.r. Plaiuih's tU0rrey,
Fsy Yeas, June 3 1871
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VIII OW LADY wIsHEs 70 MEEr WITH A GEN
"A tlenan who would loan her $50 or St0 Tor which an
equivalent he obtain furnished room Reieredee gi.en
AddreLs Mrs. a., Broadway Poet Oalce.
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FOR SALE.

hob SAL Il Oh EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK or
b. ooklyn properly elegant suburban residence hnish.
ed two complete houses, pleasantly situated within thirty
minutes ride vacan, Brooan property preferred and money
CiAs y. MILIER 90, u Pine street, basement.
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L'GR RAlE or tXCHANGE-A Farm or 10 ACREs
Eucslud e., uty, mile RON Hudson !lys- Iroure
y w IT, DEWITT, lW LroalWsy,
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$500
sET'r,rLfSESCE. CEE1CE -

yVANTrn--TwO Bo0KKEEPEes, THREE CIEsgs
W for chipping aud ticket oGcss Two e)-duccfs foar
clerks ,or try goods and grocery scree tgo bagstge
three drgtrs brskesmen tour steamers
poers, bal Keepers three fgsnen and
trades nd stores. Apply 10 KAUFMAN uARRATf, I'D
Broadway.
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VTrr9uAII.yn Msl,rGp. ssBRoiyssv sAHuYAc.
" iurv- II nH PERCEyAf Charles Marcel, succs~swTs
~ Broadway, ~ v.-Isfane nanoe lister a Msdame ~
Perceve gives her Ep"ea ferou W all t'nds ~ pyecs
embroisriea mad % order Initials, ssouopng. ycsss -.
Wholesale aud tail. - -
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sIitEWOl,Ks.

b'IHEWOtKs.
l776. rlHET9 E.,ssi.s.a lss 1857.
Is Division street.
The undersigned having received entire ne stock OF
hrewurt- OF the latest dsrrp the
has no hesitation saying that Tor seauy and mag
nihc~nce Of syle they sand unrivs.d
msnuActures lie IN fore rrsr-c fully invites dealers
me nove articles, well ths pub generally
examine his varied aud extensive before
where feel ~ connten he
CHR. 8OErZ
~ Division street.
Near Chatham 20 ARE
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COMPLETE AaRoRrnsHr or pIRsr PREMIUM
n rreworks q iCsh. a. I Efrsa uanufari ara. AZ.
aned FIRST qualify OF workmanship and Material oomprisina
very description " eihinn rnd sale heir
Washnston street corner Of Barclay Dealers and ow
committees supplied no lowest prices Orders should ba
.adres..d 70 xkE,- JEsRstAH co., 10 Washington
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ITO EXCaANGE-A FIRST Glass TENEMENT HOUSE
sNh sto u Pay ing u PER eelt Tor dwolaa In god
location, between Third and nAh avenues Thu df.sncs
would lie paid Ia cah. Address W. Al. JOHNSON ~ Third
avenue
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rrUDaSH RIVER RAILROAD BOND INTERJsT-TN-
~ teres Second bonds OF this ,o-rr.y due
r. -, VIII be paid NJ ice iTeasGrefs No o. Tarer
street. o. g. Cl.Ahks Treasurer.
.syIEO SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, NO. s. wARasa
. Street, ar lreenych.cpen daily, from 10 A. AZ. 10
r w. and rom ~ Non si Thursday and Saturdays.
lcs,es. 3. lie rae CT per cent on GUNS nom II 70 500
WALrEg W. CoIcgLIs, Prsaneat
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E-ENANCray.,

IN WAN ED-FOR WHICH HANDSOMELY FUR
Pow nshed room w be given curi,y for lsdy and
gentleman board for the lady oy The house al lie
modern improvements locst N not above Twenty sixth
street and OF Broadway. References exchanged For
further particulars address e. r. + Madison square r. o.
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H'DH NALE OR ENCIIkNUk-OW UENIFfL I'VE
~ Oge, neat rolrc cottage and full lots Tie
house contains paflor library and ming room cir bedrooms
40 ais hot and cold water and shower Jah hitch
wiz good range boiler end force pump paay snd good az
lfht cellar Also good hoae fowl heuss and stable
The ground lie well laid Ia vegetables, n alt and
fowcr rarden The situation Is hthy aud eghtful and u
the city, the Myrtle running within
few nnules' wak OF he 70 Fulton ferry and division
averur ~ see 20 Peck sip Price so 81 clfh baianse
boz end ninrig,Ee trply 20 ". THOMPSON, on the
prtm'a -, or a No. sNsiden lane, y. Y.
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THE NEW shNTIft.A DEPARTMENT
~, JFNTa'S BAZAAR
Has inst been FURNISHED With pe res! assortment
VI spring and summer msDdl "a, designed and
Made mp 5y tLe mo isies ~ the es'abrsbner. and
z... Also with brlian. tnportauoo
Vi NE s'yles published ia morth In Paris
0ENIN's BAZAAR,
No sl3 broadway,
st. Nicholas Hotel.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13
San Francisco Advertisements.
Turner's Ginger Wine.

TTNHE MEDICAL FACULTY throughout the Union
l. have acknowledged this TO be Of the best family
medicines in use. By chemical process it has been
proved to possess ALTERNATIVE, TONIC AND ANTI
DYSpEPrIC properties, superior far to those found in
any other medicinal beverage yet discovered
THE MEDICAL FACULTY of the State of New York
prescribe in almost every for debility and assude
owing to its soothing effects on the system and the alb
of all injurious minerals. chemicals acids.
THE TURNER BROTHERS have in their possession
certificates of its santve properties the
eminent medical in the United States who have
witnessed its effects their patients. where it has been
administered in their extensive p, at.ice.
1T HAS BEEN ANALYZTD by the most eminent
chemists of New York city and Buffalo, where the Turner
Brothers manufacture daily thousands of gallons and
popular has it become that they hardly supply the
demand when their stills kept in operation day
and night.
This Wine is Acknowledged Mt the East to be the BEST
RESTORATIVE NOW IN Use where general pros
tration of the system exists arrangement of the fne-
tions Of the digestive braces the
the stomach and appetite when othel
toncs have failed.
This EXCELLENT WINE is pleasant to the taste. and
the strctest advocate Oftempcrance cannot discover
Intoxicating quality in it, IL is wholly free from all sub
stances that Injurious to health, but the contrary
its effects the system of either invalis persons in
robust health. ef the most beneficial description.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

The DULLNEss OF GREAT MEN,
Descartes, the famous mathematician
and philosopher; La Fontain, celebra-
ted for his witty fables; Button, the
great naturalist, were all singularly de-
ficient in the powers of conversation.-
Marmontel, the novelist, was so dull in
society that his friend said of him, after
an interview, 81 must go and read his
tales, to recompense myself for the wea-
riness of hearing him." AS to Corneille,
the great dramatist of France, he was
completely lost in society-so absent
and embarrassed that he wrote of HIM
self witty couplet, importing that he
was never Ineligible but through the
mouth of another. Wit, on paper, seems
to be something widely different from
that play of words in conversation,
which, while it sparkles, dies; for Charles
H., the wittiest monarch that ever sat
on the English throne, was so charmed
with the humor of ''Hudibras," that he
caused himself to be introduced, in the
character of private gentleman, to
Butler, its author. The witty king
found the author a very dull companion;
and was of opinion, with many others,
that so stupid fellow could never have
written so clever book. Addison.
whose classic elegance has long been
considered the model of style, was shy
and absent in society, preserving, even
before a single stranger, stiff and digni-
fed silence. In conversation, Dante
was taciturn and satirical Gray or AL
fieri seldom talked or smiled. Rosseau
was remarkably trite in conversation
not word of fancy or eloquence warm
ed him. Milton was unsocial, and even
irritable when much pressed by talk of
others.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13
Caution TO the Public.

The reputation arded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE.
and the unheard of popularity has received the East
well in this State has been the of putting
the market many spurious Grticles-to guard against
which, Turner Brothers Lave had engraved on a STEEL
PLATE splendid new label which is copyrighted and
cannot initiated without an nfra on of
the copyright law This label has correct portrait of
the Brothers six in number and bottle that
has this label will contain the genuine Ginger Wine.
Unprncpled men in this city have partially
ted the label lately used by the Turner Brothers. and
thereby imposed on many persons.
We caution all consumers of GINGER WINE to examine
the label none is genuine such as have por
traits circle steel plate surrounding the nscrip
tion-'TUENEH GINGER WINE, psepared by Turner
Brothers, New York, Buffalo (N y and San Francisco
California"
- Corials, Syrups and Bters of every description
manufactured by TURNER BROTHERS.
Market street. opposite the Orphan Asylum,
oct3l -3m San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

The VAGRIEs OF THE LAw.-It has
been often shown that there is as much
childishness in the United States law
courts as in any other. The Richmond
Republican supplies another instance
One Cogzell was tried, and witness sta
ted that, on a certain occasion, he told
his "help," Mary, to 60 home. Defen-
dant's counsel: "What did Mary say?"
The opposing counsel objected to the
question, and it was discussed two hours
Three judges then gave long and learn
ed opinions, and the question was asked,
"What did Mary say 2" Witness
"Not word"
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

DIR CZAPKAY would call attention to the following
maladies in the treatment of which he guarantees euro
Diseases of the Brain such Epilepsy, Apoplexy
Rushing of the Blood TO the head, inflammation of dif
ferent tissues partial and complete paralysis and insan
ty, and all functional arrangements. such Loss Of
Memory, Aversion to Society. Nisanthropv Tiiniditv
Nervous eNciteneit from slight causes selistrltst gid
dness headache ringing in the ears confusion of ideas
love OF solitude optical Illusions disturbed sleep
capacity for labor and study Also in diseases of the
Lungs and air passages such Tubercular disease OF
Consumption, Pneumonia, or Inflammation of the Lungs
Pleurties Peurily, Asthma, Immoral spadnotic
Bronchitis IaryngtS and al forms of Catarrhal afec,
tons Also, diseases of the Liver, Congestons of tho
Liver Assesses of the Liver Calculi in the Gall Blad.
der and Ducts Jaunce and those diseases which impair
its functions such Panama fever Bilious fever and
Intermng fever and the consequences which these dis,
orders leave behind Also diseases of the Stomach such
Gastrs or Inflammation of the Bowels Dyspepsia in
all its forms which destroy the appetite and digestion
Flatuenec Dysentary and Diarrhaa Also diseases OF
the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs such Diabetas
excessive flow of urine AlbuminaTia, commonly
known Brights disease. In this complaint the phv,
sican and patient do not ocnnes suspect the presence
of the disease until too late The most common symp,
toms general indiSposition with dropsica swelngs
Calculi in the Kidneys Urehra, Blrdder and all other
disorders of the urinary organs Also, diseases of the
Womb and its appendages such Irregularities of the
MenSe when excessive defective. suppressed rree
ular Prolapsus or falling of the Womb. Sterity Ovar
Dropsy and other diseases of the parts. In the
treatment of the above diseases the Doctor has many
remedies and guarantees perfect cure in all cases
the money VIII be returned
- All consultations by letter or otherwise FREE
Address Dr. l.. j. CzAPKAY, San Francisco
Augrs. IP56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

Syphilis and Gonor7hGa--Dr. II. j Czapkay's extra,
ordinary in the OF Syphic aud Con
orrhca diseases in tho primary aud other stages induces
him TO call pubic attention to the fact that of the great
numbers who have made daily application 10 him. there
not one who has not been eitectuay and permanently
cured. In recent of Syphilis Gonorrhoea tho
DR. guarantees perfect 4 without him
drancr to business other inconvenience. The DIS
method treatment these mallies combines the i'm.
provemeni made by the medical faculty. with discover.
les Of his own THAT unknown to any else and
which, when applied prevent the possibility of evil after
consequences.
Secondary syphilis which is so destructive of health
producing uiccations Of the throat destroying the
parts, and leaving the homes exposed which mortify
separate, anil away diSigurng the sufferer most
horribly wcl inu;ng general health and pre-
dsposing to consumption, ihc Dr. the Ger
tain and eiceHt Also Buboos, painful swell.
ings upon the bones d~guriug splotches the skin
pinpic and all other consequences of Svphilitic
or Gcnorrhoal diseases he guarantees to cure asks
coapen> alton.
The Dr wouid especially call the attention of those
who have failed to obtain relief from Others many of
whom he has already cured, and IaDy still under
treatment. The Dr. makes charge for consultation,
and invites all to call al his Institute and he will give
them such satisfaction they obtain nowhere else
Those at distance by writing the Dr. their
cases promptly attended
Offices Nos 3 and Arnory Hall corner of Sacranen.
to and Montgomery streets, san Francisco
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age Great Blessing TO
Mankind Innocent but Potent Il J. Czapkays Pro.
against gonorrhn,a aud syphic Diseases and
passed remedy for all yenera scrofuous gangrcnous
and caHccrous Ulcers. fted discharges from vagina
uTcthra and al cutaneous eruptons and diseases
As iuoeuation against small pox DR.
Czapkays rophactcun preventive against syphiliti
cal and gonorrhdai disease harmless in itself il possoas
the power of chemically destroying syphtic virus
and thereby saving thousands being infected BY
oathsomc all diseases Let no Young man who
appreciates health he without Or Czapkay's Prophilac,
ticum. It is in very convenient packages viii 30
found convenient to use being used soap Price SIS
Hail. Sacramento and Montgomery SITS San Fran
cisco. Address to DIR L. ]. CZAPKAY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13
Established in 1sf9
Quartz SDecisneUS !

NTIXED with gold bought by at from S to so
vi per cent above the mint value.
We the inventors the art of Manufacturing Quartz
Jewelry and stock is the largest in the State Call
all YOU gentleman who intend visiting San Francis
you welcome to examine goods whether you
come TO purchase not
We sell Watches and Jewery, finer and cheaper than
any other California estabshmentfor the taht
one Of our firm is always in Europe having the best goods
made to order which he continues to forward by every
steamer And we buy for cash, afford sell
at the lowest New York prices.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 13j Montgomery st
Between Clay and Commercial sts San Francisco.
n b. Orders sent by Express filed promptly. Partic-
ular attention to watches sent US for repair,
San Francisco, Deer e,-3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

IMMoRTALITY-Men seldom think of
the great event of death until the shad-
ows fall across their own path, hiding
forever from their eyes the traces of
the loved ones whose living smiles was
the sunlight Of their existence. Death
is the great antagonist of life, and the
cold thought of the tomb is the skeleton
of all feasts. We do not want to go
through the dark valley, although its
passage may lead to Paradise; and with
Charles Lamb, we do not want to lie
down in the muddy grave, even with
kings and princes for our bed-fellows.-
But the fiat of nature is inexorable.-
There is no appeal Or relief from the
great law which dooms us to dust. We
flourish and we fade as the leaves of the
forest and the flowers that blossom and
wither in day has not Trailer hold
upon life than the mightiest monarch
that ever shook the earth with his foot
steps. Generations of men appear and
vanish as the grass, and the countless
multitude that throngs the world to-day,
will tomorrow disappear as the foot
steps on the shore. In the drama of
Ion, the instinct of Immortality, so elo-
quently uttered by the death-devoted
Greek, finds a deep response in every
thoughtful soul. When about to yield
his young existence as sacrifice to fate,
his beloved Clemanthe asks if they shall
not meet again, to which he replies
Il have asked that dreadful question of
the hills that look eternal--of the clear
streams that flow forever-of the stars,
among whose fields of azure my spirit
hath walked in glory. All were dumb
But while | gaze upon thy living face,
| feel that there is something in the love
that mantles through its beauty that
cannot wholly perish. We shall meet
again, Clemanthe."
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-13

~ The race of mankind would per-
ish did they cease to aid each other
From the time that the mother binds
the child's head till the moment that
some kind assistant wipes the death
damp from the brow of the dying, we
cannot exist without mutual help. All,
therefore, that need aid have a right to
ask it of their fellow mortals. No one
who holds the power of granting can re-
fuse without guilt.