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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
crdered
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity nj tho Stomach
Coli ky rains, Heattburn t,1st Of Appetite Dsspon
sieucy, CsstiveDe-s, Blind ard Bile ding FIJI 81 In
all Nervous. kheumHic and Nenralgic Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly bsreh
cia!. and in 'rthers effected o dec ded cure
inis is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
celebrated holland Professor, Boerhave. Because Of
its great success in efthe Eur pea Srte It's in
PRODUCTION into the U Stats was intended more esps
cisly FIR those OF our Ia In rland scattered here and
with great spccess among them now offer it TO tie
American public. knowing that tst truly wonderful
medicinal yirt, es must Ee acknowledged.
It is p srticurriy recommended these persons
whose consispt,ons may have been impaired by the
continuous se 81 ardent spirits or; other forms
dissipation Generaiiy instantaneous In effect, il
fiads its why directly to the seat OF HfA thrilling
aad quickening every nerve, feisinx ap the drocp
Jog spirit and, in fact, inf,lsing now health and
vigor In the ,yatcJn.
II iTICE.-Thoever expec.s to End tii- beve
rage will he disappointedi bat 10 III sck, weak and
inw spirited, it viii proyea grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed of singular remedial properties.
The great popularity Of tnis -iixhtfti Aroma ta,
Induced many limitations, which thu public shculd
suard against purchasing. Ben,t persuaded 10 buy
anything else until you have given B0EKHAFE's
a0LLAND BITTEkS = fair trial. One bottle viii
soLR pR0PR fFTaas,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. - CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMAcEGTfSTS AND CHEMISTH,
PITTSBURGH, Pa =
HTscld by nearly all the prugsistsin this city
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

LNA, 'Tis bad TO leave yous fathers Watch
Iua stose you knewfnot well.
To be repaired By perfect hetch,
Fer Its timc viii never tell:
Yet hard 10 is when told 10 go
To men YOU never knew,
To some fine store, all outside chow.
Instead OF BAR-TH0 Lo-dEW.
But III there wasoue gentle eye, =.
While in thai store, sou d grteve
t. ace him on that Watch 70 try. 81 sss.a
Yon would scarcely once believe.
But in this city there are men
Who csn repair your Watch all through,
And arm one among those ten.
And my names BAR-THo LohEw.
W j BAkTH0L DMEW,
lWssch and Cloek Maker, cor nth and Main ats,
so6 bpnosise American Hotel.
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r. Sn rz6sHzszzS1 N0TICE.-For the
go ~ s<sss:zs.-ssSe accommodation OF person,
iesirous Of visit ing Ashland an extra Train III be
run every SUNDAY, until further pntce) on aid
sftar Sunday. 18th inst Leaving Richmond Depot
at y A NJ Retur. ing, will leave Ashland at 6 r NJ
S6M'L RUTH, supt. Transportation.
Office and X X Co., [
Richmond, Nay 26th, 1858. my 26-ts
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRIHe

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORI
o@k HAGAN'S JOHN is out a.
as of the ring. The question will 6EA
Je asked, Whyl 1t Ii written, the laborer is wor
thy OF his wages, and why should a man toll for
naughti thankful for past fayors, and a continu
ance of good will,
Rise, Jupiter, and saaf 1te Mooni"
aAGAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation, witt
all its laws and nelibie rights, for it written
hat "seiEpreseryation is the first law OF Nature
Why should man despair, SO long as there is rec
70 unturl. for he knoweth not his destinyf There
fore, / have commenced my old business on lstl
row TO six horse Coach-wili hire out, sell, trsde
and take Horses on Iivery-wiil be ready 10 trad
for anything, from goose yoke up g blind ox :
military renown, is nothing to compare to IA
CANS JOHN career, which ron will hear more
hereafter. JOHN HA3AN,
In iQ--ta Creek Nation.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

ct. Rev. ". MEADE. D. D. President Of the Di
RI Rev. J. JOHNS. D. o., Vice President Of tn.
Dl kev pHrLrrps. AM, Principal and Head
of the Family assisted hy full corps Of perienced
and competent officers in the Boarding and Academ
The session OF 1850 will open on the last WED
NESDAY Ia next September Registers with full
information, sent on application 10 Rev. Fl
PHILLIPS. StauLton. Va. ap 26-3ms
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ATS FOR

kttr.EsE.N 7 A CK + I BUAIS FUH
- LYNCHBURG AND RICHMt Nd.
The water the lower level OF the canal into Rich
mond, will be eIawn. of IRON the 10Th June Until
LIST July. and during this time. the Pack &C b. ats
will run through to Lynchburg from Mint stick,
miles above Richmond. Passengers going up the
canal. will be Mt Mint Stick at 2 "a. MUEDAy
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. RetnrniBg, Hacks
will meet the boats The repairs to locks n and ~
will not prevent our regular trips. y
Send Packages to- the Pack ct Office by p NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVhNPORT.
IL S-dtlst InlY
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= BrNFoRD. DICKINSON 4 wEIs1oER.
RSYr EARD SOLE LEATHER

sRNY0 HARD SOLE LEATHER
TsxTx!f TRUNKS.-we have Just rec lived
ssIM4siGWhy Philadelphia steamers q large
">ss-&A-4-AS and varied assortment Of Ladies'
and Gent'snens hard SOLE LEATH Err TRUNKS,
varying In size from 20 to e. inches loHg and well
proportional 9th rwise The sizes 32 81 and Sc
inches have hat bonnet cases in them. which are
portable. to be used or taken out at pleasure. We
have been Very particular lin giving orders for the
above Trucks. both regards fiuis aud dun ability
1t is purpose to furnish friend ami patrons
with the very best tru ks which can be made And
10 aid in doing this have given cur orders t.
Mr. BENZ ASDREws, OF Philadelp, ia, who is decided.
ly the very bsst manufacturer OF trunks that we
have ever seen or heard or
all who wish Trunk which il well flushed, and
that prove entirely Satisfactory in every respect
will please call u.s. at Ne Ii3 Main street, Rich
mond. Va our same old stand.
lie %. PUTNEYA& WATTS.
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A Nav Usx PoR STEAM FieE ENaISKs.-The s :
Louis Republican says:
The Mayor put the steam fire engines fairly to
work on the Lsvee yesterday morning. and they
acted like charm in removing the d"posites of
mut and 6i,h A. they never get tired, aud there
is plenty of coal To keep them going, aud the ex-
perments entirely sstisiactors,it is presumed that
all Of than will be employed to-day. giving us AZ
snrance that by the early part OF next week, the
" aasf Wilt look clean new pin. Not only
viii this be done, but n saving OF $4,000. At least.
will he effected by the operation, and the health OF
abe city promoted by it. g..
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-, ANTIviLIAL TEkTu,

GTa AkTlFtCIAL TEETH.
cHiTYn THE CHEopLAsTic PROCESS
u. w. JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
right Ter tho above mode Of making T, 9Th, le.
ins entirely satLfrd Of It's absolute superiority
over the gold. silver or piaina method, esn Win
confidence commend IL 10 all who may desiI~ ieli
os partial of Teeth-and especially to such a.
may De Dissatisfied with those tbes are usng.
AT this pr cess. all Of the obIectons o. The snd
pate are renosed-tbe sucti0a fring isogtect re-
cures comfort ard stability % ste ht-ana The tsrfh
being "a 5,dded la the metal. the foh Is exeiBd.d
fr-m uud sr between them. thsg hre t,tsref,re
roagsr cleaner sEno thor and ia every Ee+Fect 0rt
Ger.
In Gu eauenee OF the perfect atag'ssien of the
eate a. ,br mouth and thu sucfhsa tb, ssty cured
he can i..Sri oae iec IA ssflio@ ciaspssbd
ia all ea.,r guarantee q psEiect aud ,sisetofy
bocharxe.
This methos having been adopted a { co.. y sudsS
10y those standing hig heat Ia tho pruis.ss O. sxtk
and south. te-snonisls wall be Given and speciers
xbihitedi To any who maj desire 60 Sec ti.s IA lie
Ia plates % those Wishing 10 shsDse the odd 20
Ihedi : ,he new VII ?. taken In rast pay. one
niev hours from % zh stom s,S too.
je ls--an
AS- whis, Rnanirer and 81 ush assert 3 rasnths
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MUNICH B0CH BEER Received some
Iva time ago and Just bntfiing, small lot OF the
celebrated ".MUhICH Is tCk" double brswed la
ger B@er.) which will let nav rexuiar customers
have at the same price rs the usual Laser All those
IN favor # . very rich and highly favored Lager.
s TT p. WIbBACHER.
5Jel0 &1Sth street between Main ard tary.
PATENT COMBINATION
IA ICE DISH AND tUTTER Cu0LEE In sL
ves piAtAd aDd planishfd ware An ornamental ard
usefpt table use. onstrncted practical
ard ssAAqtinr priBcirles. IN whisn tha Butter Ii
AardaAd without eonfacf win the icf rai.. BIZ
IeH ssFFzEHfNe N PUfi IN
pEAS.--aasfew bags OF Clayed Peas, Tor
! je . EDWIN W0RTHAM : co.
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e WIG. Rnaalrer and :. a.h la-sr. r.sa.h..
- NEW MEriiOD ~ MAXIM

1fYY6 ARriFIoIAL rFtTH --rhe suh.,ss'.s IA
y'ar pufchssed the fignt Ut makinH hfyItffClAk
tssfi BY the Cac9i,sfse firesss, y nov frepsrsd
n make them.
Tar Advantages possessed by this Process car all
,thers ara. greater rreurfh. ftarsfnffs SAD
rtcy OF ad'rfsf an 1hey eaa h. iussffes ,fsns
footh "a tuk sct. by suction as'rs-rbs ~ pre-
snte, thereby avoiding the nrsvs~ity % cis.ps.
tn 81 ~ho wish fpr fufthsr hipfnaik.p, e. y s1s-
tiers OF rsr8ns who have fytsd ttis nlCiisUi hytsl
lng at The sasserihrf's efHge ~
JNO Mc.0NNELi. Drntis.
Main ases,. between sth sea iash s,,s,i...
orpe~it> @ ssnfisrsn u al.
~ B--persus having badly lttipg Teeth, can
have thsSn Exchanged frs the above Mind ~ small
~xpene - isK-tm
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URMBDY pOK CUU0HS, COLDS,
II NEuRALafA AND NERVOUS nRADAoH -
Tl~ TEL nav been wef knewn 1br sluDR Nn1le tnss
MkE DAVIS CuUuH EllxlR y the bsst 1, sems ~,
ksovv If Oup,rhs aud Guds hut perhaps y NY
rrneraHi % we'll kBUw shatit has relieved NJ
Antly several cases 81 NeurAlxia and ne9sugs nsau
ache Atlsnstn Y requested e tue ns,eyns -
aioaxesp January u. 1851 rhis = g ssrii =
NsuraIgia mort severely for esveERl years nsss
tried various remedies but nad no rs,ss, rs ap. II,
trx urn psWy ss5sitiH i3ixiR which found
o. great b,neft 20 alvselfs Ny daughscr. who mas
snered with cough since he. infancy has been eli
i unw ffeSfrom cough and more vigorous tnAn sne
has been q any perd Of her hie believe ss " y
most valuable medicine, - wenAsa vcly pie.SAls
on can nervous ANU s s'A s'> @. WINSTON
For sale By Mrs A D DAVIS, Fisher . Winston,
NiIispaugh johnston, Picots a nodeAefs 81 90
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CAFE REsrAURANT,
NO. Si9 MAIN srRxkf.

%. NAYSEHa
lexs 10 is1ofm his ftsrni. spi the pussAs eA>s be
T1RSr cxsss RESTAURANT.
"" ON rsi n Hysb'S JUNE THE sss.
a. br<akfs=ts Dinnrrs scd supp1r>. served 40
IN 8 snp-gsor ,nsnnsr. aud st short uetiS-
Particular attention has t~en rad IN the chose
fthe best ~ AND LIQUORS
regular DINNER siaA daily os served al
"a Private Rooms ios Dtnasr aaa saspsr Par
/ vkll uss nay utmost enassvass 10 gain roar esa
>sde1<<. Rnd kin<iy <ellcit our tssroiaee.
,.s-rn. 'a, xx1esr.
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lust RECEIVED 'per steamer James

JUST RECElt Ed per steamer Jamss
~ town, a few Dozen Japanned TVS, of assorted
size and of superior quality, Suitable for Sin zle or
Swir ging signs, which should like to sell at o
mali advance. or Letter to order in God or Paint,
upon reasonable terms. JAS. NJ CARTER.
cor I4th and Frank lin sta. opposite Exchangr Hotel
P.S--rwo or three good Journey IN. n Rouse Paint
era might lind employ ment upon early app'icatisn
10 lin CARTER.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re
~ spectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to execute all orders
FOR PAINTING, GLAZING. &C., promptly. and on o.
good terms as others. always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends. he would return his SINGER
thanks, tor their patronage, some Of whom have
been. from his beginning business eleven years
since his regular customers. and he hopes by due
diligence, TO merit liberal share Of public patron
age. fe 22-ts LASDRUM.
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IaFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL.

-7-=
IaFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
i JRGe-.rhs Infirmary ia situated at the corner
noso o0S % IN a d
pots hotels and ether centres of business II is fur
NTH IF and and
fer The ntrt e the SICK ~ persons re 60 isass
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into he Institution Lying-in women are also re-
Privat- roo.n+ furnished when desired.
The patients are under the chsrae a. tns gS
sors ct the COLLEGE VINO yis ttdsn.e Nrrssnu and
charges Tor bnsrd. meoicai a. - par week
Msiicine are Tor sS
Goored 90, to SIS
addition 70 se above E.ss in ea %,b s nr
.,a,1rs u he isell-vne Hospital small fee is
Charged TO- tho op ration. vargiug from 81 t. $50
acc case nav be application either
# the Attending surgeons or tue Ae''a'n' fny'i'
pavabje on the removal of the patient
At.en Ing sarseons-prof5. gibson. PETiCoLAs and
" ss,sndins Physicians TUCKER and Gov
Wa nIe..;aent p,, ysician-.rur,t-s NICHE MD
stsward-F 81. pARs sH.
pTesident.L JONES; y, ..
IF the he Resident PhSsicsn,@ ~ 40 as~sm
| ,TaTTCE Tho suhscriher heus.i eava tn
he Is now receiving 100 half 5ls first quality phils
/ ielphia Cream A.e and will dispose OF thesame OF
: ' g. MCCORMACK.
-ao,,.c, rT,01,cr o-,7rwC-Y,
!, nv uac, "a ouIEo ~ CAl DWELL.
k4ep c1nstan n on hand II go and well assorted
stock. and a. prices 70 suit .he t,ale. lie I'm
GUGARS.-lOO hhu3 70 I'D To prime
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

I.@fM PANY--F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
4Zl~4k2CITY POINT AND NORFOLK. -Ssesr
x Ez16ker CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
WEchell Steamer pennsylvania, Capt. Davih
Teal: Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain X Kelley.
One Of these superior STEAMERS Will leave Richrond
until further notice, every TUEsDAY touching
City Point and Norfolk to receive freight and pa
sengers. Returning, leaving Philadelphia ever
WEDNESDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers now In nne order, Increased o.
commodations for the comfort of passengers bsyin,
been added, as also more room for freight; and We
hore by regularity. dispatch and care IN PROTECTING
goods committed 10 our charge 70 receive an ncreau
s1-Eo transhiprnent by this line
Passage th rough TO N,w York, and fnahd.
Do do PEiisdsiphis. anafound. Ut
cabin, 50
Passage through to Philadslphia. not found. ID
Passage 70 CITY Point and Norfolk same - By Ii.
Rvet Boats.
WPassengers by this line can stop In Phflsdel
phls two tarse days and then proceed 70 New orb
an Is Roekeyts
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DR4WTNG. PERSPECTIVE. &o.-T

DRAWING, PERSPECTIVE, &o.-Tbe
~ undersigned respectfully offers his service.
in giving Instruction in Drawing Perspective Chiart
scirn Sketching from Nature, &C., the following
terms:
Private lessons of one hour at....-........ 81 o.
When Taught in classes Of lot less than five
pupIiS 10
Night class, three times week, for each
month, payable in advance .................. 8 o.
The use OF fsld instruments and Typographical
drawing taught.
Refe ence: Rev. Geo. Woodbridge.
Please l.avo orders or Communications at the RI
aniner Office. fe b-tsl JOHN GRANT
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NEws GOODS per Steamer Roanoke -
Fsst coiored fire Lawns a,f2.k cents. h,ask IA
vet g. nisnsiesi best esa,iy silk yeis. Eihbon:
nv Hsse .fsnch worked c,ilars: hem sti she'd and
srass linen udkfs Just received ~ siow.r rr;css
nan @sef $50 j 3 III RsDSENBAUM
ps l99 Broad street
Few MsHtles. white MaTsees side strira stas
And many other new goods '1S 90 RS sAsnus
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~n- FREIGHT FOR huston

rH"h FNEINHI FUN DVDIUN
-. THE STEAMER GRO. PEABODY, vii
leave ilchnlu md for Baltimore every NEbNESDAl
Nor aing at o'clock, where che will connect with
the Bo-to steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
ing Tuesday.
dood- viii lie delivered through to Boston with
more expedtisl By :bis route, AID at moderate rata
OF freight
LUDLAM d WATSON
mva-ta Off,ca opnoRite STEAMERS Wharyez
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VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE
A8oT TO FARMERS An in want Of SHOES
tOr harvest USE be- supplied both in size quaty
and price. b. calling or sending their orders to
ALEX HILL
lie 10 l27 Main 1t Richmond,
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T,HE 6REAfEsf BARGAfNS IN
= CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ard sArie,s
1oasskesrtaz .AEtistes. srv ~ svnAAP Us
nlce. clear TS.ssss4s trota ~ cents dossn aia w
wards. a. lu<t half ths vAlns Batter. Prsserys.
~ s i sm W. cse dh spSaI
rrsisch hina Vases and Cosexse Bottles; riais 80
u<erAfri Tea and pisnsr SETS MOTTO cnps, se
TIE Trays; Looking 1lntera: Watez CcoisrsS sns ~
.sssassas = sis: AsaAss SseisS s,sss CIV sms
4 Rn~d and "a .ssssss tockie1 xisV klssss
ar nwn sgpoffHtion. "a araicu - heS tosx wa,s
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K EEP COOL -tsur assortment Of thin
smsrafins Plain aud gibbed Aipaeas \ n ~ ~;
Linen Marseille. aRd colered Linen sack nd Fpael.
eosts; Ba n sud Io1eFed iik, Bombazine Whitn
ana fnfy Aefstiies Vests; Light Feac
aarseilies and Linen Pants All of which are A., ~
nd 90 tbs present warn aeas ~ sud viii 10 sad -
nv inw EeI.e IA T,Wy ~ 81 OF ss-
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- GESTS FRENCH CALF Pa
TENT OXFORD vTfE5.-A ,uparior lot
Just received By express-tcry beaufifui-at No. -
Main street, by s.8a
lie &c - WM. WALSH.
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RtcElvlEG THIS DAT, per steamer
Reancke, go Pine Apples aud 10 h,,rebss -.
p.nas- fos sale By ARDRsw ANON Ds
5en next door - Exchange nank, :,
, 1858-12-10
No40.ss.. /.

70 pillows, leave in the midst ! hcSrifid vSiL u
Then with expanded wings he steers his fieht
Aloft, incumbent on tho dusky air--n', ,,.,1,
Mr.. Handyside thought L was IN the adioiniie
roOm-his friends that it was, perhaps, IL is
street, among the crOwd-brt there. was : wail
"a subdued sound like ventrnoquial shrisk
--avoce prOnouncing the words " Baekl backi
AVA WI ye. I'm not to 10 bruised do
seed Of the womanln Almost simnItaneouslt
with this there was crash. The benches woe
all dashed away from, under the boards, and lie
body rolled upon the fOorg The curits started
to his feet, but his eompani0ns held him B1ek.
Clinging to one another they Listened ina sort n
asphyxia for what was TO follow: They hoard 4
step, as Of . being barefocted- d--heavy. ,The
house shook, and the sound would have bss1
much louder, II the footsteps had not been
cautious, stealthy. But soon shey heard ahothof
noise like the dragging Of human body ofsg thb
floor The four men cried In alo0d SoIee-bui
such a cyI In It's spasmOdle quiserihg n
sounded like laughter, and from tie throieoa
streets ayell Of horror rose upon The hidni.El
air, such as never yet had been heard for thS
doomed corpse was dashed against the partition
separating the two rooms with . force isr ahoys
human. When it fell Il was dragged away, and
again hurled against the wall-at each repetition
the coucussiOn producing sound more and inors
dull. The eurate looked every momsiit los alIi1
wall to be dashed down. He had nov 10 enc
to restrain him; he took his candle and raShia
, 1858-12-10
The Winters.


We did not fear them once-the dull gray mornings
No chOerless burden on spirits lAil;
The long night watches did not bring US warnings
That we were tenants Of house decayed;
The carly SHOWS like dreams to US descended;
The frost did fairy, work on pave and bough;
Beauty, and power and wonder have not ended
How Is 1t that we fear the Winters nowS
Their househres fall as bright on earth and chambersi
Their northern starlight shines as coldly clear
The woods still keep their holly for December;
The world welcome yet for the new year,
And far away In old remembered places
The snOw.drOp rises and the robin sings;
The sun and moon look out with loving faces
Why have our days forgot such gOOdy thlngss
Is II now the north wind finds US shaken
By tempests hercer than its bitter blast,
Which fair beliefs and friendships, too, have taken
Away like summer foliage as they passed,
And made life leaHess in It's pleasant valleys,
Waning the light Of promise from our day,
Fell msts meet even IN the inward palace
dmness not like theirs to pass away
1t was not thus when dreams Of love and laurels
Gave sunshine to the Winters Of our youth,
Before Its hopes had fallen In fortunes quarrsls,
Or time had bowed them with Its heavy truth
Ere yet the twllghts found US strange and lonely,
With shadows coming when the FIRE burns low,
To tell Of distant graves and lOszes only
The past that cannot change and will not 80.
Alas dear friends, the Winter Is within US,
Hard Is the Ice that grows about the heart
For petty and vain regrets have won us
From lifSs true heritage and better part.
Seasons and skies rejoice, yea, worship rather;
Dut nations toll and tremble even as We,
, 1858-12-10

~~~~-----1La - - AHNNAN.H ||||I
The origin Of writing Is involved n ebaearlg,
II has never been satisiaetorily explained bow
alphabetical characters iirst came 10 Be employ,
ed But really It Is not matter u much i'm;
portahce. Wherever or Whenever ltiiei1 asft
first invented may never, perhaps, b khb&n.
That we enjoy the privilege Of using them, lstki
main thing, after al. A river isuoas'tht les
useful, and none the less pure, though IL nlErco
be undiscovered 5W m .ges7sL w
Letters to those to whom tlsy arc sirvpgg
appear the oldest things in the world. APPS,
ture, of course, tells It's own story, with more q
less accuracy; al hieroglyphic Is ! sort a pic:
ture writing; tut that certain arbitrary marx !
should convey certain IDEAS, seems one 81 l|iS
strangest things under the sun. .sie1
Thus it was that the Pssaeia6 ma Ih d.
days Of Pizaro, could not at al understand fl1
art and mystery Of writing. Yon rumkmbsr hs
made one Of the Spanish soldlers scratch "a. n
his thumb nail; and then tested TIE cihcra Nlih
It, and was much surprised that they should n
understand it in the same way ANT -wsll,
not all for The loader Of their company, tbnt
high blooded PizAro, bad 70 make tie hhniIiE
ing confession tliat he had meter Isimta i5ttkdl
Never learned TO rcsdt That q. Wi|iodl
doubt, very sad confession for any onstdnnkEs
It amounts to saying lam intellectually pr-
perized; the treasures Of Iitsnturv are shut a
from me all that books can teach. al the inform,
alton they can impatt an tAe pleasures llIsy an
afford, are denied to me. know nothing shout
them. To them I am deaf and blind. 10 No
ihey are as much mystery as the hieroglyphiel
Of old Egypt" - ~ ~ sti-~l s,.e'sl'
This sort Of confession is now exceedingly fzis
in comparison 10 what IL wls ini ihimsr ll8oA
Then the cOmmOnest schohrship sras q arfls
MUM; and ioIOn cheated the gal0Es fhs
could read like clerk. Now threass Z allsrgc.
Most people can read. But how few hndeysiRnd
or avail themselves Of the advantages of lilerl.
ture.
, 1858-12-10

A whits MOantaih guide thus philoaophiei.lly
explains why ii is that young lndila aId mors
venturcsOne on ne edges Of pEncipieas ihaa
youths Of the steFnsr, seq; = a ltlf lss5 ( iiai
"a GAL says be, twhen she guls ihla tiiki
lsh place, allersexpeetz fsllsf win Be hcldins
onto her, and she does q just cut 6lbzresy
(brAvado) But . man, Nlhtnh MAKES sfodlof
himself in that way, Knows hosi ct tosinndit
himsslfn g sessi sli iaioj as.lisd
, 1858-12-10

Hard. whitening toll only can win : naFnei
and long days the chase Of that bubble Fepaiar
ton; and months and ysarsmnst b pi1.sd b
which, when once grssped, breaks lnychf t4Ssr
clutch into hundred lesasr butblcs alAal soai
abcv, you stilL " = 'i1l -.