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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
An ordinance

Levyng Taxes for School Purposes, in the City of
Lancaster for the year 1858.
.SkcTIoN /. Beit ordained yths City Council Of
LaneaStsr, Thata Tax OF five thousand FIVE hundred
properysubject TO taxation for State and County pur
poses, within the incorporated limits Of the City sof
Lancaster for the purpose of deayirgth expenses OF
In the Public Schools in said City for the cur
rent year. NICHOLAS YOUNG, President, c. q.
v L. KINo, City Cietk.
Lancaster, June IL, 1S58-3w7.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
HOMO.

DoS'T WAsrE.-Are you careful to
waste nothing3 A crumb OF bread may
keep life in a starving bird. A laigs and
useful volume has been written with quiz
from the wing Of gosse, and an inch or
two Of paper has served for dispatch to
save an army from falling into the enemys
mower
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

Our old friend GATES has Just returned
from the East, where he has been TO res
pleui.h his stock Of jeweity: He tells us
he will Do sble io offer finer, better.
and cheeper lot Of every variety Ofjuelry
than has ever been offered IN this market.
Just give him call and judge for your
selves,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
Attnc1hment Notice.

David Cup, Plaintiff, rs. samue alters, Defendant
DEFoRE J.. ". Brison a Justice OF ihe Peace for
I'D Walbub Township, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
the 18th Of May, A. d. 1885, said Justice issued
der of in the above action for the sum OF
Eleven Dollars and Sixty cents. --..-,.. 49,.
MllleispOrt, June Q, ls5s-3w5.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

GEs. WAIKSa "A letter from Aspin-
wall states that Gen Walker has been in.
vi.ed to return to Nicaragua. by some oil
the most influential men ofthat place.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
These VeIeOFaE5u SPRINGS HVIe'O'O'0 N"V"H
"Hart'S Spring gs''
TIE cRUIsIyE WILL BE UxExcEPTIoSABLE.

raE CRUIsISE WILL BE USEXcEPTIoSABLE.
TIME Scenery Of and near the domain, has been
thoughts be The finest in Ohio. the air is pure
and healthy, and the medical properties Of the won
derfu Springs, Getting 100 gallons per minute.) are
now admitted to possess curative and reeHPeratiVe
influences, superior 10 the famed White S1rphur, or
Virginia. (rhere attached 10 the establishment
all the accessories found at the first summer Hotels
In the couatTy.) The lawns and grounds about the
Hotel spacious and well kept. and the beantiiul
drives through the old forests and along the roman
tie river, sngularly attractive though quite Sc
cluded.
Arrangements can be made for rooms, by address,
ing ISAAC PAiSI. Columbus ONO.
N-PFor any further general Information. referen-
ces may be had to Messrs. Andrew. wilson a. Io,'
Cinrinnati or to Messrs Falling, OF the Neil House,
aud Ks sey. nfthe American Hotel. Columbus. or MI
II. Chamberlain. OF the American Hotel, Delaware.
sEstract from Howe's History of Ohio.
The fountain is mos. remarkable curiosity. and
rises from the bed ofthe Seist0 through solid rock
water a hole about two and half inches in diane
ter Tho operators had pierced through about nine
" feet Of solid rock. when the augur suddenly teH
two feet. and up gushed with great force stream NJ
strong white sulphur watar. which has continued to
rise with its original force and violence TO the pre-
sent time. Experiments have shown some curious
results; among which that of placing an AIR
tight tube in upright position. nne end being IN
serted into the hole, when the water shot out OF III
top with as much force ne when issuing from The
rock beneath The water is driven upward b! itsowT
gas; its Temperature so degrees. and its dePns!s or
the ground around a very heavy white depoei'.
On the grounds OF the establishment is a benutlfu
Chaly ybeate Springs having Temperature of A. deg
This place has every natural advantage tha can DC
desired for making 1t one Of the greatest places o
resort for health and recreation, west of the noun
tans. From present indications. 1t Ia evidently des
tined to become So" June 10, l656-3m6'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
BOquot.

A boquci came 70 hand, tho giver we'll rally
The rose and the lilly, remind US ofsALLIE;
Her Kindness and beauty, with intelligence true,
Are txpined fairly, with the Red White and Blue.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

otHcirrsTt. June 20. 1853.
Flour-1he markets. hrm. with light receipts and
fair local dcmant. Sales at % 7oa4 for super1ne aud
extra
whiaky--The marx et continues frm with good de-
mand. ssles at ls cents in store, and from wagons
AZ lsk cents.
Provisions hear Of no sales 20 faF aud the
ket must be called dul After our report yesterday
go bids. Bacon Sides sold Be- and 5000 lbs, bulk
do at7k cents-a decline.
orain-wheatis Is quiet, with light offerings. and few
buyers. Prices are unchanged. Corn Is 10 good de.
mand al 46c. Rye remains steady SIC. fair demand
for prime barley and 800 buifels Fold at 5or sale
Of SEQ bush inferior At 3sc. Oats are firm at acc.
Butter-The markets. dull. and prices droopngi-
We quote lOaI2e. as the range for prime.
Eggs have declined 10 TAI Y cents, and are dull.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24

HIt is an extraordinary fact, that
when people come to what is commonly
called high words, they generally use low
language.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
NEW ORLEANs MARKET.

NEw OsLgAxa. June ~, 1859.
Cot ton-The steamers news had no eject On the
market; sales Of 20OO bales.
Sugar losed buOysnt-advareed Ke.
1obaceO closed stead.
Flour closed with m adTipeing tendency; sales al
o. 5696 50.
Corn closed with an & vancng tendency Al s3s75.
Proyisions closed very dull and heavy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
E.tate ID Poor NIaeKIir

Eotnte OF PcttF WAchI hII"'
vS1orfcE ,shereby given, that the undersigned has
~ heen annointcd and duly qualified NJ Admsniss
t,.oy win the VIII annexed. Of the Estate q feteF
Msnkiin deceased. late ~ Fairfield Comfy. "elo.
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
RHOADS { LAWHENCE'S !.
spHEREoTFPE, AMeRoTwE

TRANSFEROTYPE GALLERY.
one Deer West OF tho Uooktng valley
Bank Lancanters ohio.
gNNHkeE Old uef tnown rooms have ugaih 1cfn
entirely renovated and fgdteo, - that they mag
The-e the only rocns - this Yicfrlis where he
SphsreoyPe can ee GOT Il picture Wheh b rspaif
gaining tavor, both for beauty and durability AID ka
ypea, and uDivsrs1lly admred Tor he oNQulslleneal
oi theiG whites, and 6eautiuiness Of lhoir blscka
Black Silk and othor Black Dresses and Rair Uhch ~
Other places, are made On The pctural 20 plear gro,
and In many instances Whit -but q these fooul. civ
made a. dark ~ nntnrd. The trsnsfef Pictures pprn
convenience u send 10 ffiends Al diaiaHne IN lpf
ter without extra postage, liability Of afiun soir
ed. In shoT, the Pictures all n1thed Ia The mo
approved styles ofthe AF and canuot Iail 10 please
the most flsldious- Petares made az wen OF elOudy
a. clear weather.
TrFDon't forget tho place. Eoulh eide d lrsh
Street, one door West of hooking Valley Tank.
lancaster, Ohio. June 10, lesS-2u6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
SWANS REVISED STATUTES
AplNe z PRAcTIcg

UNDER THE CIVIL CODE:
Embracing Discussions the Principles of the code
win a great variety of Forms, usefpi in Prne,iee.
Price $500, for which II will bc seut BY ral, Ere
psid. Five Copies for 5000.
- Book OF grea: u;il!! 70 the profession and to
OEcers Of Court.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Plour--The market is active and steady. Whsai
steady at bSD07e for red. and 0j9i 10 for white
Corn quiet At 73975e fo' yellow and white.
Beef 10 dull. Po.k is lower, al S17 for mess.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
The eCelebfated TrOtting Horses,
BLAC K H AW K He Mr. Y
q A pit. FISH r r :

@ a p 7. f Isl Err,
VIII stand for mares the ensuing season. conmen,-
ing the LIST day Of April and ending the Isl day
Of July, less. ut the following places to wit:-oh
Mondays aud Tuesdays Of each week at the stable
OF John Woodland in Richland township mile
outheast Of Salem, and will move Wednesdays to
to Lancaster at the stable back of the Swan Hotel,
and will remain until Saturday noon ofeach week.
TERMS-Mare insured for fifteen dollars.
Dlaek Hawk Henry bred by J. kelluIn Of Orr
leans county, Vermont, sired by the old bridp1Tt
Diat Hawk owned by the we'll known David Hill,
OF BrdpOTt. Vermont, dam b. Kate Hinmau, she sir
ed by old Robin Morgan. owned by AT. sllea OF Or
leans CO.. Vermont. He is halfbrethef OF the well
known Ethan Alien and tro,ting horse anIe He IL
horse ofSplendid style, fine sze.is perfect horse
in every respect and can show $40 gait in square
trot at my time.
CAPTAIN FISHER Is blood bay 16 hands high,
sired by Young Sir IAomas, dam by Togue. Young
Sir Thomas was sire,i oy old Sir Thomas, he by U-
ported Diamede. Young Sir Thomas trotied on the
at the last races and made his mile in min. and ~
sec. He is q half brother OF the roam more called
Toll Rrnoks, formerly owned by Samuel Grim. and
sold W. Wpr OF Cincinnati for SlCO0. since sold for
S2OGO. Caplaiu Fisher Is open to iot against any
Stallion of lis age the Fashion Coune-we don't
bar .ans State.
The above horses exhibited at tho Pair of this
unity and took the first premium In each class they
were shown In Farmers will do well 10 call before
engaging elsewhere. SAMgEL CRlM.
| JOHN wooLARDs.
| Lancaster, May i3-e-M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
MADGE HOUSE,
LANCASTER, OHIO

LANCASTER, OHIO.
VKyHE undersigned has rented the TAtLMADGE
HOUSE, and is de termined to keep 1t in a style
equal 10 any house in the West He has In connexion
with the Hotel. splendid
L1VeEsy @GR hIe
Where the trayelng community can be furnished at
ALL TIMES WITH FAST HORSES,
Fine Carriages, Buggies, SuIkies,
and every thing In the line OF LIVERY
His rates will be and adapted to the hard
times. He hopes TO merit receive the old patron
age Of the house. together with large increase by the
aid Of his numerous friends. CHARLES MILLER.
Lancaster. March 4, lsSs-IIn
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-24
7FB. v, nERBY & GO. also publish nc follav

Tley would invite the attention ofthe legal prcfes
ion to their stock or valuable Law Books They have
N hand assortment as large Arors that IL
my dealer in tie United States. They Will forward
ny books free 0fexpense.on receipt irregular price
Cincinnati, June 10. Ie5s-3w6
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

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The Washington union., 1858-03-13

l2s4l From Perry by Butler Au ,tsn, Uekah. Iaysos
Corners Hsmilt N, Pleasant lake, Angola, FREE
mont, Crooked Creek, and kudeFheok, 10 Cead
Water f9 miles and back, three times week.
Les,e Perry Tuesday, Thursday, h Saturday q . N,
& Arrive at Cold Water Wednesday, Fshiay, sud Mon
day by l0pm; srs gasa{ - "A Is avsr
Leave Cold Water Tuesday. Thurrdsy. and s.ssra.y
st7am; Ftia N g - fsst Z,
Arrive at Psry "Wednesday, Friday, and Monday by
IL M
l2a4. F,om Aub.rn, by Ihs, Fairfield Ceaase. Tuhsy
Gre K, and sslcm Ccutre, 10 Pint % miles cod
~ back, week. ~ .ftta s-ts1f ( sFti
Leave Auburn Friday at q am; M a.slst e - +,
Ariss al Flint ty 8 p ms ~ t Iafp-N 1
Lesvs Flint Saturday st 6an, twt .t tar
Arrive at Auburn by p m.
l22i3 From Auburn. by Victor, Mt Hope. Ne~ville,
.sl- MhoO Farmer, Ney, and Bruno sbwg 70 De6ance
Al uiIes and back, once. t,..t u
Leave Auburn Tuesday at s a m;
Arrsc al Defiance ny g 10;
Lcavc Defiance Wednrsjsy al g q m; y
Arrive al Auburn by IN.
l224t From Fort Wayne by Psuy, Simon Cornrr Swan,
s-s Avilla, Lisbon, Kendsls'ile, Msrscilles, Norh
NJ fad, Mount psg,h. MonstqOioons, On.rio,
and Lima, to S,ur.es 6l mii-s and bach. three
times week
Leave r. wayrt Mond,y, "Wednesday, and Friday
G6am;
Arrive AZ Surge. rex, days by l:m
Leave srcc- Tuesday. Thurs:ay, and Saturday a
: Bpm;
Arr,ye al Fort Wayne next days ny spm.
, Wy Proposas f,r six ,imrs wesk ssrvce nsicd
,2a45 From Pt wsync by HsIcrs Corners. Chrruhus~o,
Merriam Wof Lake, Noble, and Albion, IN W..
4wahs, ~ miles AID back, twice week 10 WcH
! Lake and ,rca Times week sidue.
Ieav. ~ w.yns Tuesday and Thar-,sy 81
Arrve Wolf Lake by SPIN;
Leave Wpli Lake "Wednesday and Friday at m,
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

Leave Carlisle Friday al 7 a m,
Arrive At Wor hihgton by pm;
Leave Worthington Saturday a, m;
Arrivs Il Csrhslc BY 4 m
'E9t From Sellivan, by New ISb mon. Me,om, Gr~ys
sill~, rurmsn's Greek Praise Creck, sni Prairie
ton, 10 T*rrc Haus, A milss and beck, three
times week
Leave Sullivan Monday, "Wednesday, ard Friday :,
Gam, ~ - fEf ~ ~
Arrive At Tere Iisate by n m, pf
Iesve Terre Hsuse Tucsday, THURSDAY, aud s.,or
day ct m
Arrive at Sullivan by 7pm. ktF a
''ias From Tene Haue, by Riley Lewis &, flee. Lone
iree. Worshinson, Point Commerce. and Hobb;e
''''e. TO sPrlnsvi'e 81 niLs and hack once = week
Leave Tsuc Hsu.c Tussd.y 81 I'M,
Arivs a Spsipf,ii'c next day BY pm;
leave srlHgvlIe Wednesday 1t 8 pm;
Arivc at Teus Hsnte next day by 7pm
'f'5 From Terp Hspa. BY Rosesis Rockville, Bruins
Ctcrs Reads, Wav, land. aod Browns Valley, 10
CrswEpsjsv lie, 80 milo, end back, tHice week.
leare Tcre usutc Monday ans fhws3sy al m
Arrive al Crssforisvile Der, days by n m,
he"e Crswiord,yic Tue day and Friday ct | r m.
Arrive al Tcrre Hsu.e next days BY sp m,
,, P,oPnsal. for three im;s aweek service i.,vse5.
'N' From Tsr'c Hsusc, BY Fruit lin, pridsc,on, Mans
back, once week
Leave Tere Hsute Friday 7am; "'
Arti'e Al Per lard Mill4 by 6p m;
Leave Portland Mills Thursday at am;
l2,., NJ i've at Iere Hsote by s p m.
from ierte Hsuie. by Nums, CIintcn Lock, None.
yuma, Cl.ton, Hishlsnd, Newport, Eusepe, Per-
DHle, Covr gton, Portland, and Rob Roy, 10 Att
"a 80 nI'cs and back. times we,k, and three
Times week side supply Of N, nsexums.
ha'e ierro Hsu's daily, except Sunday, at q m;
AfTI'e at htics next dsy by Sam;
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Lss's A'iiss daily. .ierp. Sunday. ., Il N.
Auve at Teue Hsute cat deg BY v ~ m.
Proposals tor tbr times week spsvrs.inssed
I2lis From Bo~iias 0leen by Bs An, Asssafs. L@wi1
and hy"s's' 70 Sullivan, II nal's sad bach. oacs
Leave Bowiias 0ssss Monday al an,
q ASrive al Sullivan BY sp m; aasr 4.
Leave Sull van Tuosdsy at g o. -
Arrive u Bowkns Qssan BY pm, y.
I2l1 From Bowling Green BY Cso,,s Point, to BsSs rs
miles and bscd, six imAs . wssk ltas
Leave bcwthas Gsssa daiy except sundsy, al ~ am;
Aniss.st Dszithy iiisn
Ls.vs Brss d.iy. ssssp. Sunday, at 50 pm,
Assir at Boskss Gsasn BY o. m.
l2i4s From Bo~diss t'ssn BY JooiIan Village Akinsos
Vile, Santa Fec Csbs. snd Gcspoit, to Mount Is-
bor ~ miles and back, twice wsek.
Lesse Bo.iiOs Green Tss-das snd FIiday al SPIN;
Arrive at Mount Tabor next dsy by II On,
Leave Noun, Tabor w Wednesisy end Saturday st 2 m,
Arri~s q Bowling Grssn BY pm. t.l s..
i2l4s F,om BUIos 3sssS by ChriSics Pssi,is and Wa
hoo :" Tcrre Hsuse. "a miles and back. week
Leave Bowling Gseen Friday ats o.,
AfJ've at TeHe Hauts by p m, tss
Leave Terfe Hau,e Saturday II an,
Arrive a, Bo~lios Green by 4 p IN.
Iai50 Fsom Bowling Grecu BY Be+AiT. Martz stccktor
IIawsssriown, and PAsackshuss, 10 Bowl,ns Green,
30 niles, twice week. as5
Leave Bowling Green Wednesday,, 4 Friday at a m,
Return TO Bowling Cream ssuie days BY 8 p m.
lai5 From Point Commerce.. by Worhinesoo, Wright
aud Black Hsh,. 10 sullivan, 30 miles and back
week. ssssasW
Leave Point Commerce Friday Al m;
Arrive at Suliiv an by s p m;Ns @tr So "a
Leave Sullivan Saturday at 8 q m, 80
s! Arrive at Puiut Commrrcs by m.
I2l5a From Monrovis, by Hail. shsss.iIsr. Quincy, Mill
Grove, Cataract and Poland, 70 Bowling Green,
Z AZ miles and back, week.
Leave Monrovis saturday at . m, Ia .
Arrive At Bowling Green By p n, rgs4
3 f.ss,s Bowling G,csn FEday u m; ssl
Arrive a. Moassvia Ny pm "a
1873 From Chcinnaiu.. BY Stssville, Mount WsAh
ington, 1 miles aud hack, three times week TO
q Silesv.lle, and a wesk residue.
Leave CiDcinnaaus Taesdsy, Thsrsdsy, and Sstur-
'+'f day at m,
Arrive at Mount WsAhisston BY m;
Leave Moum Wslhinsion Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday II 81 am, -
Arrive a. Cihcinnstus BY i04 pm,
Lavco S,ilesvie Saturday At IL m; 5sn
Arrive u Mount WsshipGton by IA m;
Leave Mount w ashington Saturday at 2 p m;
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z ~ iineton 81 mdts and back oncs Wefk. - nv -l
Leave Marion Friday atssm sR sr
Arrive Al Huntington Wy -, sffs&
q i.eave Hunin.to Saturday st6 M, @NaaA
ASrive st Marion by p ~ vi t.ss&e9ss eCsN
is2s3 From Hartford City 10 Warren, 10 mies and back,
tcnce a week. ee @e3ss fs4assf4 geasf
q f'ttf Leave Hartford City Saturday ste 6sss ~
Arrive at Warren BY IL m; f
Leave Warren Saturday at p u, sAf
4 Arrive st HsdSnri CRY by7pm
1884 From Bluff ON, by ReiAshrs, NosiDehsm. Penn-
vilIs, Nav Nouns PIeasana, and Ds~Asid. 10 WIN
chsssr. ~ mitss and asck, t&iss wssk. "a
Leave Biofton Monday and Thursday ct sami
Arrive =, Winchester mex, days bv TIA ms t b 81 e
lssve MiUche~er Tuse5ay and Friday II "a,
Arrive nj Bl0fion next days by 6Pm.
12265 From Muncietowp, by sharon. Auaav, ksirs0w,
Hafxay, New Mount Pleasant, Jay Cous AtCnsss
and West Chcsssr, TO New Cosydon. ~ n(ss and
q s...l hack, week. ssYsgr Is
T~avs Muncis.own Thursday At g m;
Arrive al New Corydon next day By. IL N, = sa8tk
4 Leave New Cerydon Friday st pm, .~s
Arrive a, Muncielo~n Dext by4 pms mn
1896 From Mnncie'own, ~ Anthony, Whe~h~s, end
, rnsk. 10 Ionssboo. ~ mile, and beck. hires
y .mee . ecak.
leave Muncie,own Monday. "Wednesday. and r,i.
Arrive st Joneshcro' by p m,
Leave Jone.boro' Tuesday, Thuredsy, and Saturday
Arrive Al Mupcietown ny 5 p m.
l:267 From Yorktown, by Hsrson, 10 New CorseF, ~
,milcs aud back, week.
1~sve Yorktown Ss,urSsy at Ga m;
Arvo a, M Corr,r r,,y ~ am;
]. ave New Corner Ssiurin, At pm.
i Ar,,e at Yorktown hy Spo;
l22ss From Dscrfcld, by i'ouDdsry snd ssI'mooA 10
fclt Recovery, ~ miles and back oncs wesh,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
Nen ORLEANS ailg Crescent.
ri u d III ii



This beautiful poem has not appeared in the col
umns al the Crescent within the last three four
years, we believe. In Id perusa the reader will find
the apology for It's Republication Its return should
be like that Of the GOMEZ, periodic
saw old Autumn IN the misty morn
Stand shadowless lille Silence, listening
70 silence, for no lonely bird would sing A
Into his hollow ear from woods f0rorn,
Nor lowy hedge nor solitary thorn
Shaking his langaid locks all dewy bright,
With tangled gossaIner that fell by night,
Fearing his eoronet of golden corn.
Where are the songs Of Summer? with the sun,
Op,ning the dasky ayelids Of the south,
I'LL shade and silence WakeH up as one,
And Morning sings with warm oderoas mouth,
Where are the merry brds Away away,
On painting wings through the inclemeat skies
Lest owls sh0uldprey
UndaZzled at nobnday,
And tear With horny beak their lastrous eyes,
Where are the bIOonB Of Summer 2-In the West
Biushng their last to the last sunny hours,
When the mild eve BY sudden Night ia prest
Like fearful Proaperpine, snatched from her
flowers
To most RlOdmy breast.
Where is the pride Of Summer-the green prime
The many, many laaves all twnkDg Three
On the messed elm three on the naked lime
Trembling-and ore upon the old oak tree
Where is the DfIads Immortality
y J
Or wearing the long gloomy winter through
In the smooth holiys green eternity.
The squirrel gloats oh his accomplished hoard,
The ants have brimmed their gamers with ripe
grain,
And honey bees haEd stored
The sweets of SPINNER in their luscious cells
The swallows all have winged across the main
But here the adEamn melancholy dwelIs,
And signs hef fearful spells,
Among the sunless shadows Of the pIah,
Alone, alone,
Upon messy slime,
She sits and reckons up the dead and gone
With the last leaves for love rosary,
Whilst ali the wtber world looks drearily,
Like dim picture Of the drowned past
In the hHshed minds mysterious far away,
Doubtfa what ghost|y thing will steal the last
Into that distance, grey upon the grey.
0. go and sit with har, and be oershaded
Under the languid downfall Of her hair
She wears coronal bf flowers faded
Upon her forehead and face of care =
There is enough of withered everywhere
To make her bower--and enough of gloom;
There is enough OF sadness to invite
| If only for the rose that died--whose doom
| Is Beauty's-she that with the living bloom
| OF conscious cheeks most beauties the light;
| There is enough Of sorrowing, and quite
| Enough of bitter fruits the earth doth rear
Enough of chilly 1roppings for her bowl;
| Enough Of fear and shadowy despair,
To frame her cloudy prison for the soul.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
81. WRIGHT 81 90.
ar OU WOULD ESCAPE

4 r. EUU WOULD ESCAPE
= homo SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEFoRMIrY OR PREMATURE DEATH
Dafley,s Magical Pain Extractor,
The only tnstiu NsvsrF Failing Apdoe 10 Psinon Earth
wARRAETED
70 caothout smart quicker all ais that other thinet
resye absoutcapd unmistakable
the many naadies below named which deHes
remedies and medical skill.
i stops III PAIN even Of Burns instantly.
q Heals Burns and Small Pox, etc free Of sears
s. Admsno scald to raise blister or sore.
a. Takes away Old Sores fully.
8. subducs all iRtefna and external Inflammation
g. Ends ConYalsions, Collie aud Fits directly.
T., soothes Nerves TO ease, quiet and strength
O. Restoresattion and stFengthto Paaied Limbs.
o. Destroys Modification instantly
10 GeneratssHew Flesh rotted thereby
IL Keeps OF Black and Swelling after blows
H. nissolyes Caturacts and strengthens Sight
49, Draws and heals Bisters free Of smart mark.
Neutraiaes al posons and humor either hereditary or
fused By beo hornets mosquitoes reptiles rabd ami.
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
Now, whether The bgo belieycs not Fire Poison In
aammation Modification Infection Hydrophoba tls nor
ror Of all mem ncipGn Consumption Constipation Eryge
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels Pleurisy
Chronic narrheH pysvnpry rendered comparatively
by child possessing bog
this Innocent mighty cheap electric rapid andote uni
$4,000
Willie forfeited if does notsage LIFE where all medica
sciencefaia
MILLIONS
Useit daily in astoundea satisactiou-a praise iNoNE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. and It has become the greases
commercial anidotc extant.
Refer Dr. v Mott York, greatest surgeon etc
in America and ali eminent physicians
Forsaletn New Orleans wholesale and retail,by
j. WRIGHT x CO.,
q and ISL Chartresstreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-22
G. @. BOGERT & CO., Agents,
NJ 10 r,r,,, ,+,o.a4 NJ


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