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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
California Repudiates.

The most important item of news by the George
Law, arrived at this port yesterday, with a forth
night later advices foom the Pacific, is the virtual
reputation Of the State debt Of California The
constitution Of that State provides that the debt
shall never exceed three hundred thousand dol
lars but it appears that some Of the official specu-
aiors have allowed it to increase to the amount OF
several millions, trusting to an amendment Of the
constitution TO pay il. Ii win be remembered that
our constitution had to be opened to raise the nine
million canal loan, which we steadily opposed at
the time. The organic law of State is a sacred
thing and should not be altered or disturbed to
put few dollars in the pockets OF small-potato
fnancers. In California there has been an immense
amount Of official swindling, and the matter has
been brought 70 a crisis by decision of the Su>
preme Court declaring the unc0nstitutionality Of
bill which passed the Legislature last session. and
which appropriates one hundred thousand dollars
for a wagon road across the Sierra Nevada. This
decision carries with il the uneonsdtutionality OF
al the State Indebtedness, over aud above three
hundred thousand dollars. The State bonds are
held chiefly In the East, and the effect upon them
will be distressing TO the holders. They declined
ten per cent. in Wall street yesterday. No doubt
the people Of Caliornia will vote against repudia>
lion, but the remedy is almost as bad as the dis
ease.-N. y. Herald
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

SUGAR AeAIx.-In this country the con-
sumption OF sugar averages almost so pounds
a bead to the population. In the best season,
uuder the most favorable circumstances, the
home production has not eqaalled one-half the
consumption. For oneshAlf, then, that IL, for
450, 000,0O of pounds, in the best of seasons,
we have been obliged 10 depend on foreign
countries. paying thirty per cent taxation. AZ
this time. allowing that the home supply viii
not reach 100000, 900 pound and assuming
that our population is almost % 100000, we
need some Gao, 900, 900 pounds from abroad
aud on this, too, we must be taxed 80 per
cent, while oHr Treasury is 50 fol-, that we DO
not know what 10 DO with the money. What
a wise people we are taking money OF our own
pockets, aud sending IL TO an Iron SAFE at
Washington, TO stimulate the greed OF plunder-
ers!-Nat. Era.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
RANDVSIA Sr3IINARV

TIVE undcrsigned lac Professor q Lsnguag-. IN hs
Nzshsis GniserstY, htTinF sold bis Farm re NJ a.
de FrFnk rurnuke b a-oat 20 tn place 10
has ufesE~d on o. Halsf'n Turnpike Nils from the
Nashville hHtfe Ths session % ne geninarF Hili
therrhss - opeaed here Me1day The 81 az Febru-
ary, 1887, aud eogEnna % he lsr q JAY 80 hrh
aai nqrss better nrfEhtorhoed csa N re b bad
Al fhe sne-s. 1stsstng fnaraaEh El7hsh Classical
and MaEhrmarcE AJlcati1E ~i be AhErniif aagsL and
bsst eslaAed 1esesp harInoaoasy al he a-ufes q
lie roa- rtrist Pareut1l afteuan sln b. paa 20 ne
rarais, aAnncrs. HABITS All health % Psa - Ati
iionsl hosfias rutls BE- rcev-G- Day eeosfs are
Also resec4F toeted. rsyRs tae fariser, 500 pr
ssuisl q ave nnuhs. Ravsbc Ia aitsucs 81 he sitp,
as. iiaul-34l NATnL- CROSS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

~ The Bosioa TSsserips says that letter has
beea resolved IN that eisy from Havana, which
gives further particulars In relation 10 The healh Of
Dr.. Kane. BIS dlsease Is Infamatory rheumatism
contracted on his hrst AFclie voyage, and from
whieh be vas soIeFing severely When he sailed The
second time. His indomila0le perseverance, and
aniiring energy would n0s yield 70 Zoe winch
e0mbatled hin during The whole Of bis last ex-
peditiou, and vas more terrible than the horrors OF
Polar winter. IL has nov attacked the heart
and thosa who love him best have Dot hide hope
thss be vii be spared 70 them AID 10 he eoaniry.
The latest atyioes. however, speak Of : sligas
IA pFevcmeut 10 us health.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

A day or two since the Governor Of Massaehu-
sets sent into the House Of Representatives Of
shat State communication setting forth certain
singular facts regarding The clerk Of the House Ass
year. Mr.. Haskell itsPpears from shis paper that
The clerk authorized to prepare az nesI Of the
house journals and papers Cor some years past, a.
an expense nos exceeding $4,000 in aIl; that the
Governor refused 20 sigr warrant ioE she payment
OF the same. Ia monshIy inssalmsnss. sishOat Ger
ti6eaiss that ne Wosk was proceeding N proper
ton 20 fAe psymsnss. which we're given from tims
% time, an tho lssk when it laFned OF that not
one- ball Of ,hs work vas done. aud yet TIA. the
whole O.. 900 was exhausted. M. Haskell. Is pre-
paring a memorial 70 justify his eoaEse
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

I oyFER Or ale ihas pofssa 81 ths Ttaci ef -,
4 Lalden Ehieh I've, yiaz NoTts % he Lsea' 4s5
ren furApae opposite tha HsSEitase. caalzsatHs XVI
atoaf seEen Hanlrsi Acres. fes tract has aseat -
fsIE huarrt eaiaFaiaa. leaving sb1st three Van
dred q weeds. Fas shaie naey eaPiea - stock
fgls.nr
sl alss 80 Sboui rhrss Handred snf rueasy Acres
solh - present resdsnoe. featns a1eut hall miie
IA fsAaaeR Farafke. fhis tract also sell satefcd
and nsasr44tfF favored seF siack raising.
Ihoss atsraaa ~ pareeasina referred % Nrssrk
Lsnlsiey crocEstt o. Naa ssls 81 ne q paysent
tsa.s-aAHss. a. J. roNxISoH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

DLACK Blue aui Olive Cloths, Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
ID sir,eres Pfh Velvet Silk and Satin Y-snss, linen
Cords AMI summsr Cassimeres, SIX Unfersairs Mrrino
Vests an Drawers Budaets and dress Coats and fests
with variety o. Trim uing offered for sale At East
era Prices for Cash. ia los % suit purchtser single
pattern Of Coat and Pants soil and cut 70 measure, IL de-
sired.
This rare opportunity % buying Ans clothes n iittis
money 10 offered At 81 Cherry street. Coopers Build
iBgs he late Merchant Tailoring Estsbshmsus u
lani2- tad JOHN ohLf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

gE- An Eastern exchange says: +" We saw on
Saturday some apples. OF good size aud favor, and
the hesh blood red, although the skn was bright
yellow, showing no trace Of the red underneath,
which surprised every one who cut iato The ruiz
These apples came from Battle Greek, Michigan
The trees said 20 be prOeaesiVe, and well wOs-
thy OF cultivation"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
TFor the Patriot.1

+" cannot must confess, refrain from telling you
in all the kindly franhness of friend, how much l
have been delighted in reading in this morning Pd-
riot, your Poem, The Close fthe Year. It's beau
tiful, mournful, glorious. Being myself an humble
at the shrine of the beautiful and the
good, cannot but thus give expression to my appre-
ciation and lay your feet laurel simple and poor
though true and everything"
Mote from Friend.
As gracefully and softly
As the gentle April showers,
Upon the arid, thirsty earth,
Upon the dropping flowers,
Fall thy sweet words of kindness
Upon my heart and brain,
Causing many bud to blossom,
With joy and hope again.
Thanks for the Laurel you've thus twined
In Friendships" wreath for me,
More precious than the KOo-i-noor,"
Each emerald leaf shall be;
Or snowy "pearls from Ceylon,'
To braid my raven hair,
Yet, would were more worthy,
The Poets" crown to wear.
And would were some fairy"
Then I'd Irvine one, too, for thee;
And the Honey suckles" tendrils
Should thy fragrant letters be;
And in rose-leaves I'd fold thee,
And lay thee down to sleep,
And with music, like "Titania,''
Fond watch around thee keep
But fare-thec-well! I'm dreaming,
As the hours go floating by,
And the Stars are brightly cleaning
In the midnight serene sky
Of young, brave, ardent Spirit,
Who will yet inscribe has
With the l0ise, the good, the gifted
On the highest niche" of :" fame"
CLARA.
BIRD'S-NEsT COTTAGE,
Nashville Ian 18th 1871
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
Naturalization in England.

The English papers are beginning to discuss the
vsIpe of a certificate of naturalization. A French.
man named De Chatelain, having married an Eng
lish woman and taken up hi. abode in England, be-
came natnralized there in 1s4S. From that time
he has exercised the right of suffrage both at Ves>
try and Parliamentary elections He has conse-
openty believed himself to be an English subject,
until recently he received the following letter from
the Office Of the Home Secretary:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

WAVE flr sals, privately, o. the most desrabs
BUILDING LOTS In the city Of Nashville, The corner
Of P1k Avraue, fcnng 30 feet Chnrch street and run
ming back lsn oF 40 feet an alley The lot ons ts r
d-ncs u Ni.hosoa, aud ~i be sali al hsrgain. POI
part'cularsc4il oa ne. 2. r. 6LAsCOCK,
anI5 Aseut.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
10 TEAC9RRs-FOR SALE.
80 AND PASTRY cooK FoR sALR

UNHE RUTLDINd now occnnrd bF the subfrriber with
its Furniture AMI good Chem'c a ani Philosophical
Apparatus. Immediate apP!czt:on Is necessary.
api6-f9 JNO. KIMBERLY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

During the year 1855 there were built In
the Bath district forty two ships i've barqaes,
one brig, seven schooners aud eight boats
total, sIxty.three vessels, With a aggregate Of
50, $50 tons. Ia the Bangor district forty
ssSen shilr, four bArques, ak bFlga, seven
schooners, one steamer aud seven boals--loial
seventy-two yesssls-wish al aggregate Of
$1,000 tons.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
REMOV al.

rIHHE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. ESTABLISHMENT
OF } w. McuMBS Is rsrspFed 20 Church street. os-
ths OIL stand IN 1hs hnae recently 0ut ~ pr
Youag, Warre fsady, Esalt - give aeHtlon
shea eailed on ". M'COMBs
farN frrm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
vAIuARLF LOT FOP sALF.

I'VE subsrriber oGers Tor sale his TEMPE.
4 coed Cook Washer and Ironer = there Is In the
Slate. al % understands Picking AMI Preserving.
tsnf5 ALEX MACKENZIE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
| am, sir, your Obedient servant,

This appears to be q circular letter addressed to
all who have received English certificates Of natu>
ralizaton, and Mr. De Chateain attributes it to the
secret influence OF Louis Napoleon, who desires to
take steps against Frenchmen being naturalized in
other countries siuce his famous coup detdt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
FgORg'eg5paQ EEOsgSP.

TVTHE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street next to the Verauiah Hotel where he really
at all Ii mes, TO Ae,Jnm0ists transient or permanent
Roaders at fair rates His table is always provided with
itnl7 GEO. ". COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

THE ORIGINAL PEAK FAMILY. Vocal.
iss Harpists and Lancashire Bell Ringers, would re-
specially TO the citizens 4 Nashville that they
will give OF their popular entertainments at ODD
FELLOWS HALL on this, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY, 2lSr, 1851.
81 For partc liars Programmes.
~ Tickets soc. Seats be secured in advance,
VI hout extra charge, the Msc Store Off A Mcclure,
where plan q the Hall may be seen
- Loors open at !, Concert to commbnce 81 ~
O'Clock. JON FI1Z
jan 2i-it General Business Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
FytHE Subscriber rcssssy iars ne eitlsens a Nash
vile saiils vcints thai Ne = aes prePAred . eoce-
nalase an he pay aoardrrs hat vth eAa on am hts
roo. i tfsxs ansa - ne trAselag conmani,ys AID
koplns thit hs end sat aciaaintsnces st ssve Alm
,.-s~a '''' Nv WITHIN 1r0S. Aga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
WHITEHALL, Nov. 90.

STR.-As there is reason to believe that some
misconcepon prevails to the extent OF the priv
ieges conferred by certificate of naturalization,
am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to ex'
plain to you that no certificate, or other act oil nat
uralization, granted by the British Government 70
An alien, places him beyond the lawful power and
control Of his native country, unless he has rectiy-
ed from the Government OF such country certii1
cate of Decentralization, been released from bis
original obligations a subject or citizen in some
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

A SECONDHAND PLANNING MACHINE (Danisl's pat-
y enD IN good running order. IL planes tive y four
inches vide, and will be disposed q At reduced pr
Wsl. r. MCFARLAND.
ia716-1v No - College 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
DIR RuFus Il. IlHEsO ON,

OCCULIsT AND AURISr, OF MEAPaIS, TENNESSEE,
XXI Ill visit Nashville and be uad a. the CITY Hotel on
W SATURDAY the i0-h January, TO remain Few days and
give attention To IL diseases % the Eye and Ear-opera-
lions, the adaptation 4 Artificial Eyes, &C, &c.
His Ear Lamp, c-rOus instrument Tor dstecu' the na
ture Of diseases OF the Ear, by throwns stream oil pure
light as Car into the Ear the Drum or TycpAnun Nem
braue enables him determine the kind Of disease existing
and treatit successfully.
rs Artificial ETes rom the Mandatory o. " 10 $
souusisr Of Paris, which took the prize medal at the
Worlds Exhibition, LOniun.
Dr.. brings testimonials and letters Of reference from
Physicians ana citizens Of Memphis which desires all
=, r.rlI-s d-C23-dgw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
Reduction in Freights |!

WI have the pleasure to announce that the Railroads
w have reduced their freights OEARLEsToS. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in very
sh time, Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This route will then be least
DAYS in advance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EVERY THING
destined for the interior, the oT rate OF
12c for ordinary pacB and that MEASURE Every
THING thereby securing you, always at least four times
cOmmi sion.
VIZ PAY No FILLS UNLESS KNOW THEY ARE R1sET.
The RAILROAD gents both Savannah and Charleston,
DO not MEASURE Efa
Our expensebs are pail here therefore you need no:
remit.
W. also send you duplicates CT our bills. We never let
package lie over here.
We pay strict personal attention TO business, and
hing shall be wanting, part to promote the
interest Of all who patronize
We are now co tending against two mighty Corporations
the pubic to sustain Us, and If our work Is not
done well, and bills less tnan theirs tLen take II
from Is and give it TO them.
Any inform alton about lost goods and any thing pertain
lag to the Business, cheerfully given.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
vALUAHLE IaPRovED CITY LOTS
Entk SALE

Al Till ~ = = - = .
TOR SALE.
OxR Lo snsng Napis street % feet, roaming back
~ t31 slh saperh bricE Dscilcg, Containing Or 10
ro.s-s. = susd CIstern. Suase House, tr.
A., oae lot froning 2i feet 90 Fear street and 100
fe.f deep uifh Eood 80 starry bck hoase ogatainnES
- Al s s-f tus rco1ni sifchru, &C. good WI smoks
hou.e &c Boa oit ansy wh en- sboery, shade and
lraa ess Aad sl b. sofa teea.aaedataf terms APP
- SANfE a WOODWARD.
JAMES N. MURRKlL,
o. wa. L NANcE.
ssvsral god arIns, ssii irarrosed, neAr NAshrina
A larss rumhrr 81 taiH proves iats.
s~r~ra Gsri-n los 'ro - IS scrss near TIE ely
Those ulshiax IS P1rsazss I'll Do SEA % elh soon "a
NANCE . WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
sELLINa De Ar EAsrERN PaLCEs.

NOR gENT.-The ho1se At present occupied By the
j. Traders Bank Is for for the easaiag year. Pcs
as W H. COpnnN & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

NOR RENE That desirable STORE ROOM adJoiu-
u ting my office on Cherry street, for the 1871.
Also that very desirable DWELLING Cherry street,
South Broai, containing Or rooms aod VIII be
put In thorough repair. Applyto Will l. BOYD,
docs so Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
A DWELLING HOUSE FOB RENT.

TINE BRICK DWELLING Market street., y,
/ short distance below the old Nashville Inn, is fatA
offered for rent, good tenant for the year 1851. -
ADnIv To Tisc23-t0 BHSJ F. SHIELDS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
SEEReY WE'D.

ONE BLACK HEIFFR, three years ola and one RED
~ STEER also three years cid from Greeners lot on
Market street They bought the day before yeser-
day roT ORhea in the vicinity n AoltnsNne LIBERAL
reward is given for bringing them bIcs u
JACOB GENTNER,
jautG-1w@ Near the Nashville Pork-h'us
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
500 REWARD.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber residing in Nashville.
Ii Tennessee bout che Of cober las darz coored
Negro Man named JIM said Negro Man IS about 70 years
age weighs about tT5 pounds j. about feet HIGH speaks
pleasantly when spoken t. tsat Negro was FINISHED
Wlth pass fnd master, by Z. W. Barnes about the
time he Ten for Arkansa, ) and dir not return.
win give the above reward for said boy when taken
NJ confined IN jail 50 that get him.
declS-lm X. a. BARNES
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
THE MANUFACTURING EsrABLIsHMENT FOR

VTNHE LARGE WAREHOUSE on WarSe, street is -
i offered for rent for the year lS51. Apply to ~
dec28-tf BENJ. F. SHIELDS, Agent. --..-l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21

" Gardner, Shepherd Co. "
-" Cook Ba ly Co.,
" Nichol, Green 4 Baily, "
q" Morrison Co.,
- Stricl r, Ellis = Co.,
A. II. Hcss Co.,
" W. ". Berry DemOv'll-,
Cheathau, Watson q Co,
And last, but least, good old friend Jof Cald
well, Esq, Presiden! OF the :. G. K K Char eston-
isn22 5. WYATT co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
PARTNERSHIP.

IfOR RENT.--A large Room over Mt. peechs Dry
Goods Stors on College street 81 feet long and 20 feet
vide Apply 10 J. IA. GOODWIN, Theatre
laul5-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
REMOVAL.
JOIN D. JAMES, Pres't. D. D. JANIS, Cashier
BANK OF COMMERCE

Deals in sight and Bills, Gold and Silver AMI incur
rent Bank Notes makes collections in oil parts q he coun-
try will give the hghe market price for Land Warrants
.r5 nav interest on 5snosites janis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-21
Ladie. Hurntto Geath.

BIRD'S-NEsT COTTAGE,
Nashville, Jan. 18th, 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
lead the TrWth II bout our Turf Oil.

RICHMOND. April 10Th, 1880
rnga sleigh ride this winter past, discovered my horse
IL raw aud the skin OH place large than my hand, from
ne traces rubbing the inside the thigh applied
lurf on, and in a day he well Another
A mute which working my dtay became unable To
walk On eNamoing his foot discovered nail about two
inches long up to the head My driver aud the neghbors said
ne would be good for nothn drew nail ted
piece OF lint aud Turf Oh and him work
'nd from IN At moment he has hnnr but good
aso horse badly snq-utd on the outside at
his high in w" places about deep and four
'cnos WIDE from which he sif day Your Turf
Ch was spp'd aud brought them entirely sound II
truly is "nc of the greatest have
,""h ana nave lived drug Use
u" rs N'"'hlk proper Very truiy,
u" hesSrs Dove a Co J II WEISIGER.
For SAFE 10y STEOTHFI N'ftiIEtttsAn
nov "'h i.,urlihug.
/" YOU ""st Trana. from "a 10 - com, TO
u ma iI's GLASS i kAfaES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KICHNl0Nn, MAY Ist-, ISab
Gunaenon. My child had commenced breaking out last
"a IA small sores which gradually extended tie entire
haad Including both which much by tho
to fear HAT both would oil !
tried ali sorts OF advertised domestic without
any good results then procured and applied u II RF
OH II began to get betteT the bottle broke and We
lcd gals |" tit again began To My elder dangh
said Ia 60 get s'hr ui that Turf OIL sisters h"a
okrd SO much better when YOU used it." We St another
otte and her head nearly well This
ased case aud took hall an hour day wash IT, and II
was very OH rSiNe One bQulc feel assured will cure
her entirely there but little IT the disease remaining
You are entitled To th and Tor benefit of Others take
great pleasure in giving YOU this certificate
Respectfully, B 4. CHALK.
In nnA.A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
J L. BONDURANT

CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, ls56
Mossrs Dors Co-Havng used Turf OH hndiug
Ito be such fine medicine thin it due you that You
should know H. My daughter about fell ON the
rocker of chair and and bruised her thigh much
assumed the form OF boil aud became very sore had
lanrcd by physician but that did relieve 1t became
running sore and continued for nearly tried
medicine could hear of with no eject until
iuced totry bottle Turf Olater using bottle
ad ahaift entirely healed IhaVe used for othc
and fouud the benefit luu liberty
this AS you think proper, 5 CIALkLl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

f-t1 TIE NEW WORK a. VIRGINIA
hmssasxA. IEAMSiIlP 60 In consequence the with
drawal of the Jamestown Tor repairs, g
the RIO NhkE viii leave New DIRK
HHii Iutrvcry Wcdncsday morning at o'clock. Pas
iug Lynchburg, by the South side Railroad
4rniug Will connect morning Roanoke
tCuY rant. LEE a JOHNSON
Agents Tor n Y. " Va Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
DAILY ViRGfNfiN.

By =. L. BULNER.

Geat~ooOa ana ~ shsf'"fs'
L. BULwrR
Once on a time when sunny May
Was kissing up the April showers
saw isir Childhood hard at play
Before a bank of biushng howers.
fIappy--he knew not whence or how;
Aud smiling-wbo could choose. but love Linn
For not more glad than Childhooi's brow
Was the gay heaven that laughed ABOVE him.
Old Time ca.Ie hobbling 10 his wrath
And that green valleys calm invaded;
The brooks grew dry beneath ais path,
The birds were mute, the lilies iadei
Grecian tomb stood tall 10 eight,
And old Time began to batter,
Bat Childhood watched hi paper kite,
Nor heeded be- Que whit the matter.
With earring lip, and eye askance
Guilt gazed upon the scene minute,
But Chldhoods arehly simple glance
Had such holy spell within II
That the dark demon to the AR
Again spread forth is hatfled piaion
Aud hid his envy aud despair,
Self.tortured, in bis oVH dominion.
Then stepped gloomy phantom up.
Pale cypress crowned nights woefal daughter
And proaered him a fearful cup,
Fall To the brim of bitter water
Saws Childhood, Madam, what's your uame?"
anu 6nth iut btluatbt 59biIbN
Thea cried Don't interrupt my game,
prithee cali again tomorrow.
The muse Of Piodss thither came,
Aud woed him with the sottest numbers
That ever scattered wealth ana time
Upon youthful poet numbrrs.
Though sweet the Tyre and sweet the lay,
To Childhood il all riddle
Good gracious p cried he, "scud away
That noisy woman with 6d1eli
Then wisdom stole his bHt aud bail,
And taught him with most sage eadeayor,
What bubbles rise and acouIs fall
Aud why TO JOY may hSt forever
She talked OF all the wondrous laws
Which Natures open book dlscluses
Bat Childhood, when he made a pause
Was fet asleep among the roses
Sleep on sleep on Pale manhoads dreams
are all of earthly pain or pleasure;
vi glorys tolls, ambitiaus sehenHs,
Ofcherished love or boarded ifcasnrei
But TO couch where Childhood he+
pure unmingled trance is given,
Lit UP by rays from seraph' seyes,
And glimpses of remembered heaeen'