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TEsE
LIVER INVIGORATOR F!


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs 0NE-O OF FtIE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
esyr, mtlder aud more eTeetrai han any ot.r aii,nr
known It Is not only CGtfa,4ie but Lirsl' rene,iy
the stomach ana carry of that matter, thus ac
SomGnStin; TWO pnP1ies elctuaiy, without Of the
id'fieS 1t strengthens the 1t the SAM time mat
it purees it; and daily in moderate doses viii
strengthen anl build it up with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is one Of the principal regulators of the
b, noreps ny . anu Mnsn i: performs it's functions we'll
IS almost entirely dependent the healthy action OF the
stomach bowls are at fu1, and the T9ois
consequences .nf orEau-the LIVEt;-
gan one OF the propr ors-hns male it his stuiy in
Mere"ith to cornteract the derar ernents to which
@tS ", p; s'nsE
mas but to try bottle nd-sconvic.!on is certain
nyor @ place hsel,y How OF bile
PURIFYING TIE tone and 81 bea g5' vii b
Whole machinery, removInE~th- cause of the dfsease@
nl REFISG$ %TF$SK5 are cured, AND. WHAT Is
fyI I PhEyENTED, blythe occasional use Of the
One to relieve the stomach
anu prevent the food fron-Irisinc and sourinr
ViE one doseta&en before retiring prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at -nisb loosen. tho howell.
se Gs Ia, and cures CoS zYIyEGESs '''s 20" els
lose taken after each meal win DYSPEPSIA
~ ~. nose nI two spoonfuls Will ALWAYS relicy,
One bottle taken for male otstrr,ti removes the
Only one ose Immediately relieves I'yyT NJ rt,r
One lose often repeated is.ca sure cnre for orr tn ,
NORBLS, and preventive. of CIEy5y ~, =. 4NE-'+i
svsIs,, ttS ~ne poue is~needed to throw Of the
One bottle taken for AfTSDIcI, l S.o'a5 is
owness ccIor--Iron no s.i,, A'l s''l-
or to tr t|.en shorts. time before eating gives Wig
One dose often reDeatei. CUES zISyyso'S--1-
L:AG1 i'm ts worst forms ~7ryiis & ~ " ~ ~ 5LAh
30 WEI complaints yei-Ia,,os ~ ~ ~ q 70 and
One or two doses cures ca'S ~ i w.
Children; there no slrcr .<s.T.r or - "ONis IN
the world, as itRsrey rEs $3.50 > " i'ee'leF remedy in
~ a few bottles curesC DPOpCXv H.
absorbents. i'A' OS exciting the
We take pleasure in recon- r,eni;,, .h,, ..,,
and Mi FpvEps ~ IN 3Ho AGEE, CHILL FEVER
nd th NIL LloUS TYPE. 1t operates
wonderful virtues. az "'''ns 70 testify to its
III WHO USE 1T ARE.GTFyN,z 7yyp,D ,-,,,,-,
NOES TkSIXROVY IN IRIS F5Y AHA4>A1' C-S<i<N4 l.
-; ufa- ,crtsS In tie mouth ;ottb he J,r., o., i ,
s2CHtlOiC b0H together % V' '"e 4tetgordtor, o'ld
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q. GARFNRTUS
Cheaper tnan Ever

GREAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the Ens Rairoaa
Stock, Bank stock, and all goods forced the Market
and sold atrunous prices to the Importer and Manufacture
purchased goods at those rinous prices ana
customers rnd the public generally goods made m to
order in Goats, Pants and Vests neaes and most
fashionable way, aud than they
hav, been offered in this You get fine
clothes for the you have paid for
Come and buy roc2SI A. NJ ADAMS
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THE TN TELLIG ENCER
MONDAY MORNING, july IS, 1865.

LADY having arranged the following deci
ded improvement upon the Ethiopian melody
of the same name, it may be acceptable to many
who admire the pleasing air in which the old
song is sung:
o, my heart was light and free
When | courted Rosa Lee,
And the hours SO swiftly few,
Falling softly as the dew.
Now those days have fed away,
And my hair isturning gray,
Yet my heart is light and free
As when | courtcd Rosa Lee.
She was all the world 20 me-
lovely, darling Rosa Lee;
Natulp's charuS looked brighter still
" hen we wandered DER the hill.
Now We wander forth no more
Seated by the cottage door;
Still my heart is light and free
AS when courted Rosa Lee.
Gently Time, it seems to me,
Has touched the form of Rosa Lee,
Or, she's dcarer than before
She had trod my cottage floor
Bright the sun on vouder hill,
Yet our cot is brighter sui;
SOFT ever seems to me
Lit with smiles OF Rosa Lee.
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TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY Sunday excrptei) between Rich
ron4 AMI Washington City via Gordonsy;Ele and Alex
aulla.
Hours of departure at Rich
Returning leave Westinghouse a. NJ. and = p. NJ.
Arrive at Richmond. p. NJ. and AN.
Baggage CHECKS tickets, given through Rich
moud and Washin etnn
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being IL excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN IND SOUTHERN MALL give .he best guar
antee OF always securing connections,
walls daily At Richmond and Washington city advance
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETWEEN RCHMOSD WAsHISGTOS. IS 80
An Omnibus will be found always ready take through
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel between
the two Depot free of charge, with ample for
take their meals, whether going North South
Through Tickets be obtained Danville and
Washington at the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
plrted 10 Danyie. An Agent OF the Company will
the Checks OF passengers from the Danyile Road and
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington
tmore Depot.
The fare the by the mail line the old
THERE'S change of the night between Rich
mond aud Alexandria. fe1
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LakeS making the most direct cfsIpet and reliable
'oe by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Wsst.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Bonts Shoes, Hats anlN d
Caps Books Dry Goods Gin bales / -
and ruu!S) Drugs ln boxes jaes) ''c per IVo Ms
SECOSD GLASS II Domestic Shcctiny,
Snirtin and Ticking, lin original bales, J ga -.
Drugs lin casks Hardware Leather, oVc per lVO lbs
I'm rolls or boxeslWoo and sheep Pclts
Eastward.
THIRD CLAss.-AnviIs, Stee. Chains (ini
caskS,l Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, sailed -
Goose or in casks manufact Vc per 100 lbs.
|. cd, (eXcept Cigars rutl &c.
FOURTH Oh, ASS-Cofre, Fish, bacon ,Beefl
and Pork Tin casks or boxes, castward)
Lard Lard Oil Nails Ash Ger i"c per lnO lbs.
Clay, Tar, Pitch. Resin. &c
RLOUIt-tIG per bhl. until further notice
RAlN-ln car loads So cents per lbs until fnrbnr
notice. ''1
CoTToN$2 balanot exceeding 500 lbs weight untl
further notice. $50 "''''
~ InHhiHPng goods from any point east of Phisdel
pia he part!culRrto mark. packages ansyIrYi
R45t0dd All GoodscOnsiEncd the agents OF this ron
NJ Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detentiou. - "''''O"S
PREIGHT AGwSTs-C z Evans K!Iby street boston. =
Clarke, No 2 stnr House, and Mol William street a nd IS
Mcdonald No Battery Place, YnrE; Pierce Co Znrs
y Medium Madison, Ind. DumesriI, Bell 4 Co ami
Carter Jewett, Louisville, Ky: G OfIey Co. Evans
vile, I1d sass, st Louis, Mo; Harris wprmlev 10
Ne 1phis, Tenn; Lsech Co, Chicago, Ill. / Iosz Pt
Wayne, Ind: Snseder phila; Magraw & Rooms Ral,,
more; d Stewart Pittsburgh ~
H. II. HUSTON, Gen'I Freight AGENT pbiIad
apsiyI III. hoMBAERT, slpt., Altoona, Pa.
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SECOND STOCK
5PILNG &STIY32 flll1

GIsKELL < swEARTNGEN will open on TUESDAY,
hHH an, N their rnNl, 40 III Nam 81,
one door above X Dunham c., the beaa:iu!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
inS' have ever mad the pleasure Offering plhlc.
Ehrr ocE VIII cnmprise everyhingnew In Dress opsr
Empr1ideries, Saws. Mautas. sc.
ihdgtnT themselves he uudrrso'd they can and
'eSH outT great inducements cash bnycys
an Inspection of their goods. msS
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aFrec TuEfiOn. or T.ncrnlivc stGunlions.

Graduates fro this Institution n.ifug repnsi
lucrative positions Cashiers. Book k-rprs
Railroad uc Clerks. in different sections of tr taUu
being preferred by business to Graduate
0tli"r Mercantile College. iience she above ua.rg
elcd Inducements which nothing but tle Superiority
Of my instruction and hOro 4gitraiUir OF my s-Hi-rs
husjnes, life would warrant.
TIE P5arip,EI his TrAfiswfinI ina TsrH ygaGfr
Hec3ihT ii iOuUer period t5tJ1 a.ly 1ritr Tegr5a
in tie PtstsrR c0Haf5y.
Address tine igned for fertilizer raTtfrGlHrs
my9 wa. ~. Il ~ aSss gsFS.
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Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFESCE. I01 VI ssV GF.
0PFICEopen from o'olpck 'a., p. M Discount
~ lGv-Thursdav, 10 O'Clock, a. m.
special deposites.
SOM ASlEL sFEESRoD, JAS. b. MARSH, AnA .Sn IL
X LIsr-DIRECToEs.
~, :, ,o,, NJ. NELSON, President.
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Gnnnrctfnr1n.

Local and through tickets can purchased Mt the various
The Levee, Wheeling, Va
Supe:intenianps OHice, C & PRR, tJArGEs FARMER,
Cleveland June 0, 1858. { irg Suu't.
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A Now Light

a Now Light
THE Drummond Light produced from improved sYLvIC
OIL, has no equal, and RfterH personal ami satis
factory trial. pr to the public as Ir. CreAP
ami best portable light in 1t becIse it
rec from all expnsve properties 1t is
cost pr honr s less than half cent. 1t IS
'h- smaFes:iamp Will bnrn brilliant with steady flame for
twelve hours without relins trmnin give -en
Eht Tor anr ordinary sized om, and having purchased
right to n7nnacture and sell, confidently recommend
II to public favor
For sale Wholesale and Retail the ITous. Furnishing
Storeo Of J. X. DUNLAP & co.
ian Is No. Il5 Main ST. WhP.ling Va
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CIeyerand, Plttsburg q Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
Ez2 s :fa: So So Ssb
ON and after Wednesday, Jane 9th, 1855, Sundays
" cepted) Truins viii run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ITO MaH Tn a, 5 e. and sS1os o @rTf SO q
1880 NJ Express Train stogpns at all regular stations
lions for this tran) and arrive at Pittsburgh at
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
6:55 A. NJ Express Train, stopping all regular 'atlons
arriye at PIT S'GTsh at '2:lo A. NJ and at Cieve-
1850 p 81 Train, stopping regular stations,
arrive at Pittsburgh at $40 T. NJ
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
645 A A. Mail Tran stopping all stations, and arrives
at Gleyel.pd at 2:55 p NJ and at bridgeport at
rive at Bridgeport at s45 p. NJ
Excursion Tickets from Direport to Pittsburgh
~ But one train to Cleveland daily. Leave Bridge
por. at 6:j5A. II.
COnueCITOnH.
ACcvriand with trains for Toledo Detroit: Cnicagn and
he NORTH, est also, for Erie, Dankirk Buffalo, Niagara
A, st;@ny,is and neIlair with the steqbepville IndI
'r;, {nrnesvlll- ;nesve wimtnEten, lancaster Column
hu,, Cincinnati, Imt@napNit and st Lonis;
AZ Nhe-iing, ith Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
hsrlaod, Harper's Ferry Baltimore Washington CITY
through tickets can purchased Mt the various
cs tS line also at the Union Ticket Onice, opposite
Sate:in .eniants once c ( p R, lJANIEs FARMER,
Cleveland June Q, 1885 ieg Suut.
1853. lS57-8.
is{A g .;:.s5535
PENN 5 XLVANEA RAIERO AID!
{TINTER AnRANGEMENT.-oa and after Monday, De-
Tut Ftsf siAiL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
morning. except Sunday 81 O'clock, Psburgh
time, arr wing in Phia e!phiG II 81 D. m
THE EEs tESS TRAIN leaves the
1t ~.
thu Ionstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except sunday, S.u O'Clock, p mr. ppiag
stat Urs.3lri running CouemnuEh
lgt.oH rra FOR Turtle eS Bridge leaves daily, ex
rcain Tor rarte Creek leaves, daily Sunday
eited, II '2g m The Third Accommodation Train for
Iisrlt- Creek leaves daily, except Sunday, at 90
RstEni z Trains arrive in Pittsburgh ful!owS-Ev-
press i.i5 p N; Mail 5nO a M Johnstown Accommodate
second sc ;ommodaon, u ~ Third Accommodation IL
p.
Trains RlairsvIc Indiana connect Mt Blarsvle
Intersection sth Mr Train East Iyrrss train West ami
ar JohnstHr.n Arcnmnolati,n Crain East and West
Pittsburgh and C1uneIisvie Trains, stopping
lions the Pittsburgh and Connelsvle Road daily,
press Train, 33'p Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
amt Connellsve Road arrive at Pittsburgh, SIS and
lap. IN.
The travelling public will find greatly to their nteres
in going East West, travel BY Pennsylvania
road, the accommodations oitred he
passed on any other route As the road i5 bainsd with
~ speed and comfort, all who may favor thsroad with
| their patronage.
" PntlIa rlprin..... ..........--....'0 90
- % baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
IS . Lancaster Observation-Disclosures. :. S 80
3" 90 Harrisburg. -. ..................... %
Baggage checked to all stations on the PennS .yania
Railroad and 10 philadelphia baltimore and New York.
IT
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIME GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
tic cities with Western, North Western, South
Western States by continuous Roway direct. road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers
all ports on the Western Rivers Cleveland San
dusSy with STEAMERS ports North Western
Lakes making the direct chsHpest ant reliable
roHie by which FREIGHT be forwarded from
the Great Fest.
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Baggage checked on the PennS :lvanis
Railroad, and ophadeip,ia baltimore New York.
Passengers Purchasing tickets cars viii charged
Ten Gents in ad t"n to the Station rates, from sta
tons where the Company has
N0TiCg.-In case loss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal only, and for an
amount exceeding Slup.
E.BThe Excelsior omnhus Line has employed TO
convey Passengers MI Baggage and from the Depot
charge exceed IS passenger and bag
-asc.
EOrTlckets applyto JsTEWART, AGENT,
At the p. K. z. Passenger alton,
jant Liberty and Grant ats. Pittsburgh
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FARE as Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

For THROUGH Tickets ana other nforrnation "nqnire
Ohio Ticket Unce, in the Sprsg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.
ss5z e g.E22 :I5a3s

fsaz4a 5EEzzggslg E5lfzt 49, gaszllsll53As
B. & o. r r.
SUlLlLER ARRAWGEIfEY7S FOR TIE EASTERNtS
SOEZiHER-T CITIES.
IMPROVED SUGH EOULE.
rFNIIREE through trains daily from Wheeling Baltimore,
Washington city and all parts OF the East and South
East. First the Gin, Whc ling, Benwnod ana BALTIC EN-
Ir,sg leaves Wheeling 0O IA. NJ, SUndays excepted,
vinn At Baltimore $50 a. NJ giving time for breakfast
and lEtern connections Second, the st Louis, Oncn,
wheeling Benool Baltimore Express leaves daily ut
Ara T. NJ arrived Baltimore 9;H NJ. IN tune for
EASTERN Thrd, the North Western Chicago,
Louis Ctirc indianapolis, Dayton, Ginr!nnati "leyl-
ing Ranwood nd BALTIMORE Express leaves Wheeling daily
p NJ Saturdays excepted, arriving at Baltimore
in time or supper and Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take the 9lO a.
NJ. train.
Returning to the South West, he trains Lave
Baltimore folio A. NJ arrive NJ Wheeling mt
l2:4n p Nj sos P N train, arrives at Wheeling at l,:G
A. ~ and ,he 10 p. n. train arrives at wheeling AZ 55
p NJ
The i:Z9 p NJ train, bound Eust, will lystop for wood,
meals the principal stations. Round
trip tickets haiu issued 10 MCuHdsve at 30 cts, and
o BenwOpd AZ % cents. j. Is FORD, Agent
". y. SINFUL Supt.
I a. CONT
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WE have hand and receiving day,a large aut
~ complete assortment of Hats and Caps embracing
every variety of style and price. Aud in view of the
creasing demand for first class goods, have paid par
iicmiar attention to the getting Of such eSpressl
adapted to the wants OF customers.
will! Eastern houses such that enabled cruis
iheIaess styles Of Hats and Gaps Introduced
And promise that the newest and bea utrI
sentiments we'll the best qualities every description
are to be found At our establishment.
The pnbic respectfully invited to call and
ourstock viii spare pains TO give entire aisfactiou
ans D.HARPER &SON
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!

TU1r1cM FRGEl
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E. GEST, prrs't, W. W. BAILEY, Act supt.,
Cincinnati. Evansville, y.
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b, & o. r r.
IMPROVED SUE EDULE.

SULJLER ARRANGEJEENT'S FOR TIE EASTERl
SOEIBER-T CITIES
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1878. 1878
gE& z...::35 go W.
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SHEET MUSIC.
in the Western country.
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~ .-,-,: -, w - . 1 - At,
cash one les equivalent, change long profits
short AMI in closing stock Of heavy
Cloths suI CazSEaarCs Will sell ten twenty
cont lass than former prices. Should Doubt what
ag GSiRg at No. 2 ShnCtnn Hall will be
oauc satisfied We mean ust vl,Nt&c say.
WHEELER & I.AKIS,
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NO us Main Street.
a GENT for az AEsEsB =. - 4 va a ef7s.'S sog
II : 10. r'r arc fitted p With all the
nr'ovr ueuts, i'm beautiful Rosewood Nv Rs7or,
iuf rlnEs RON she plain squire piano to the beaut
fn' Lnuis XIV etrl-
7ErlUTeoma, 'sUd s7TGIIcs - z5'tte'S .'SeIode
onE'
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said rad shan pFOsias e. ii1 IN
in . substantial and WoeIEloa
with ell the necessary dEaiaA en.pza.
bridges, viaducts, cr0esingA I -
stations and watering plass kd G tlIsg
appurteDanCes, includang SsIAlt -
rolling stock, equal Ia all Eoue1 q I'll.
railroads Of the flrst clnas wAem -
pared for business with rails e ~ 81
quality, weighing not lesS than % osds
to the yard, and q uniform aaugD 6e q 1T
throughout the entire length OE aaaEgv
also for the construction Of = tSl1ph
line, of the most substantial and atts6ted
description, to be operated along the ens
tire line Of said railroad: Provided, he
contracting party shall not charge The
government higher rates than they do in-
dividuals for like telegraphic service.
SEC. II. And be It further enacted,
That the contracting party building or
owning said road may at any time can
struct one or moro additional iracka With.
in the two hundred feet set apart for the
right Of way; and It shall be the duty Of
said contracting party or owners Of easd
road to permit any other railroad which
shall be authorized by the Legislature esOf
any Territory or State in which the same
may be situated to form connections with
it on fair and equal terms. -
SEC. ~. And be &c further enacted,
That whenever said road, or any part
thereof, shall be surrendered 70 the Is,
in pcrsuance Of the provisions Of this act,
thcrcupon SO much Of the same - may be
situated within any State shall, With itS
assent, vest in and become the property
of such State, subject to the use Of ths
United States for postal, military, naval,
and all other government service, and also
subject to such regulations as Congress
may impose restricting the charges Or
such transportation and any othsr State
through which said road may pasa, ads
mittcd into the Union thereafAse, shall -.
quirc the same rights. subject 70 NE ~
strictiOns and provisions
Sec. l8. Aud bO it further onae6sd,
That while the said contvactlng party o.
owners are in any manner indebted % the
United States they shall keep books, In
which shall be entered regular statements
of all disbursements, expenditures end
receipts, setting forth specifically the OBJ
jects Of said expenditures and the sources
whence said receipts are derived, together
with particular account of ell accidents
that may occur affecting property or per.
sons, or causing delays upon the road,
which books shall be be open ct all times
to the inspection Of the President, or any
person authorized by him to examine the
same, and to the members Of each house
Of Congress; and the contracting party
or owners shall report annually to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, ON tina hEst
day Of October in each year, accompanied
by minute and detailed exhibit Of the
expenditures and profits Of said road and
telegraph for the year proceeding. . be
aud Treasurer, which report shall 6e
transmitted to Congress by the Secretary
at the commencement Of each session.
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ALTA EXPRESS co.
PRL.VCIpAL OFFTCEC.

"A~'NAI III OIFGEGs
RI0ceFvtlle-DavIs 4 Roy, Agents;
san ERameiScO-Wth Freeman 4 Co., corner
Of Sacramento and Montgomery streets:
SocramentO-OfhceN No. 2, Post Office Block,
3D. street;
stock t0m-Rosenbaum 4 Van Allen, Agents.
MarySville-A. Randall, Agent, on d street op-
poslte the Western House;
OrOVtIIe-Chas. French, Agent, Montgomery st !;
diamond SPrtngS-J. D. Jackson, Agent;
FL DOradO-(Sud Springs(-Chas. p. Jackson,
Agent;
FOlsOm-Lennan Wilbur, Agents, opposite the
Railroad Depot
GeOrgetOVym-J.A. A. Cunningham, Agent
YacksOm-T. II. Skldmore, Agent;
Negro Hil1-E. Franchere, Agent;
Mormon BH1aud-A Spinks, Agent;
CachevlllcS HOlO COunIY,-Wm. l.. Jer-
AND ALL PARTS or CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND
- SOUTH AMERICA, CONNECTING WITH
FREEMAN & CO.'S
Atlantic, European and South Amer.
lean Express, and
NICHOLS T. CO.'S EMPRESS
To Oregon n Washington Territory.
Packages, Parcels, Letters, and Treasure forward.
ed with dispatch, and everything connected with the
Express promptly attended to.
4 4: T. SAPd4S' PosD,' 'F" rropr'stor.
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P1AoERvHLE CALIFORNIA SATURDAY,
The Wind and Stream.

A brock came stealing from the ground;
You scarcely saw its silvery CLEAN
Among the herbs that hung around
The borders Of that winding stream
A pretty stream, placid stream,
A softly gliding, bashful stream.
A breeze came wandering from the sky,
Light as the whispers Of dream;
lie put the O'erhanging grasses by,
And gaily stopped to kiss the stream
The pretty stream, the hattered stream,
The shy, yet unrcluctant stream.
The water, as the wind passed DER,
Shot upward many glancing beam,
Dimpled and quivered more and more,
And tripped along livelier stream
The fiattered stream, the simpering stream
The fond, delighted, silly stream.
Away the airy wanderer few
To where the fields with blossoms TEEN,
To sparkling springs and rivers blue,
And left alone that little stream,-
The fattered stream, the cheated stream,
The sad, forsaken, lonely stream.
That careless wind no more cme Oback;
lie wanders yet the fields, deem
But ON its melancholy track
Complaining went that little stream
The cheated stream, the hopeless stream,
The ever murmuring, moaning stream.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-27
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