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WHEELING TO CINCINNA ATT.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
AND al pSa. % SE and so2 i. T1 the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
Tige7rc miles shorter 5y This Route than ria.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there CHANGE and take those Of the C. W. z.
TRAINS LEAVE ZANEsvILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At q :.l a [SG. t and W points as
East
This pusses through n Lexington, Lancaster Cir
eevle Washington, Wilmington and MaTrow-the richest
and most beautiful part Of OHIO.
~ particular and Tickets via the c. W. AZ
PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
For TIIRoUGu tickets other information, enquire
street, Wheeling, Va.
E1 u .
Cincinnati Z1nesvllle, o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
sszzs2 S5ssEE.s5 sSEs..s!sI :zsI5szsk5 o.
SSESElI 77.sZssssz. z5stESzSs zSSzsss75. -
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS. ... .U.H
ENVjce DAILY, Sunday night eNCepted,l between Rich
nOnd and Washington City via Gorlonsvie and Alex
antIria.
Hours of departure at Rich t.,.
Returning leave Washington. a. II. and 8 PM.
Arrive at Richmond 1:al p. n, and A. NJ.
Baggage cheeks and tickets given through between Rich
uiond and Washington.
THESE Two. RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL.
and heig in excellent order, aud CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARE RICHMnNn WASHINGTON $3.50
Omrbus VIII he fonn always ready take through
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel between
Dcpos, free of charge with nale time for them to
take their me ais whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanYille and
Washington Terminus of the Road, nearly COM
pIeted DaUville Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks passengers from the DRnville Road and at
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington ore Bal
tfnore Depot. ~
The by the naillne tho old steamboat
There no change of cars en- night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria .-r fel
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New Arrangement.

New Arrangemen mt.
WOULD announce the subscribers papers, Period
caIs &c, whose have brsn transferred from
AR. Tobias Books, that receiving said Perodi
&C. regularly, would those above referred
TO- call III SIau Any wishing discontinue
their serptions, win please advise US th4twe may not lon
preserve their copies We have received OF
elegant Family Bibles; also late publications. Mrs Hent and
Mrs. SOuthwOrth's Works. Everything in tI- Book and
Stationery line hal a. the Cheap Book Store,' No.
III Main [apiOl JAS. @. ORR.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland, Pittsburg G Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
g.9szgga So - a.
ON and afer Ionday 1855, Sundays excepte)
| " will follows:
LEAVE CIEVELAND:
ia NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations; arrive
! Pittsburgh at s;55 p NJ. and bridgeport at SAG
1880 P ~ Express Train stopping at all regular stations
lions for this train) and arrive at Pittsburgh Al
1850 A. ".
LEAVE BRIpGEPoRT:
6lO A. NJ Express Train stopping at all regular stations;
1 land at 2;55 p n.
$40 p NJ Train stopping all regular stations,
arrive at Pittsburgh at s;55 p NJ
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
GEO a NJ Mail Train stepping at all stations and arrive:
AZ CeTclInd a. $50 p NJ and at bridgeport at
Has A. NJ
900 p NJ Express Train stopping regular stations;
Bridgeport at $40 p. 81.
Bat one train from bridgeport to Cleveland laIy-eaves
Bridgeport 6lU AN.
Excursion Tickets from Bridgeport Pittsburgh and
turning, 1915. Good 'aro dogso'iy-
Counectfoms.
Connections made by all through trains as follows
At Cleveland with trains for Toledo Detroit Chicago and
Pals ard Canada.
At stcubenYie Be;Iair with steubeuviile Ind
and Cenra Ohio Railroads, for Cadiz Coshocton New
ark, ZSnesve Wilmington, lancaster ColrTn-
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis.
At Wheeling, ut Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland, HaTpers Ferry, Baltimore and Washington CITY.
Local and through purchased the various
offices the line also a. the Union Ticket Once opposite
superintendanGs once. C. pRR, JAMES PARMEE,
Cleveland, March !. 1875 mhG SuP't
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Cheaner than HVer.


= REAT DISrRESSand heavy East; Railroad
VI Stock, stock, all goods forced the Market
and SOLD ruinous prices the Importer Manufacture
Ihnvs Just returned from the EasteTt esE AID have
purchased goods those rlnous prices, andI oCerto
eusoEtrArnd the pablo generally. goods made up
order, Goats, Pants
fashionable and clothing, lower than they
have beer offered in this market will get
clothes for the you have heretofore poid
Come and buy fOe95l - A. n ADAMS.
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REMOVAL

Pianos Meicseons, aad every kind of musical lnstru
Eients tupe,l aud repaired
~ All 10 Ids warranted at this establishment nnv5
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@. OfARFORTH,S

Q. CrARFORIH'S
Ale and Porter Bottling Bstabiishment'
FANS STREET, sfNru SIS
EAST WHEELING, VA
GOOD supply Of SJlith celebrated Kennel nad other
IA Aics, Brown Stout and Porter, aTays hand. faT
an families sapaled the est reasonable terms
= Al orders addressed-B1x No. III, Post-Ohse-TiN
be promptly attended 10. zPs
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New Books.

New Books.
I UT RECEIVED-gresh Leaves by Fanny Fern; OLD
q House by the River; Moss Tide, by author Of Aane
and Hidden Path; Abbotts History OF Napoleon; Pne Mis-
celaneous Works; The Invasion ami Capture Of Washing
toni iiIs History OF The United States, ~ ROxner
Chds History OF Elgand, by Dickens; Tsylor's History
Of Ireland &c, &e- AID for sale at publer prices by
t .tf JOSEPH GRAVES,
oei5 - 500 Cehtre Wheeling.
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Winter Arrangement.
" 44IOOI III I eL4I 3 04I4OHO'
sez-.z-zs $3.50 sssfsszz3 ~
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. & o.R.Rl

WuEzLISG STATION, Nov. 7th, 1857.
w and after Sunday Evening, Nov. Sh, the Passenger
~ trains will leave tbs station daily at $40 a. NJ $40
NJ, p. 81 Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily Except Sundays at $50 a NJ will receive and dis
charge passengers all the principal stations between
Wheeling Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
discontinued East end of road.
The Express train daily, ct $40 p. 81, Will receive and
dscharg. passengers the following stations only Ben
wood, Mouudsyle, Cameron, Burton, Denton's Ferry,
Grafton EsbuTg, Piedmont, Cnm
berland IL Water Station Sir Johns Run, Martinsbug
Harper Ferry MOnocacy, SYkcsTilIc, and Washington
Junction. The Mail train daily, Except Saturday 10
p NJ VIII receive ard discharge passengers at all the Prin
Cipai stations.
The trains VIII arrive follows: Mall train A n, Ex
train 10i5 A. NJ, Accommodation train, from Cum
beTland, At $685. r. NJ, Wheeling time
W. C. wO0DSIDE, Sup't.
noy9 ]. Is FORD, Agent.
1875. 1878
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PlOughsl PIOIIrhs!l

HAVE been appointed sole Agent city ZOE the sal
4 Of Everett Biankeusnps' Celebrated
- LEVER PLOUGHS.
fese plouis are Justly considered t1-1=st ever %
fered n this and the 1ftention % farmers a sr
chants ts drected % them keep supply OF IN
/. N PUMPIIRgY.
auF6 No 20 SFsiu Street
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RernoVal.

THE subscriber fakes pleasure fafornluE ts pa's
In general AMI his AID frteu particular,
that he lads 70 REMOVE his heavy aad
FashionObIc sleek Of CIOfhJa=
To the spacious rsuT 40. ~ Man stres Centre Wissi1-,
lately oSe-ed b. A. Pooak. AMI ipors b=lar 70
B-ot'iers Dry Good store, TO i-l rses invite AT
friends Ia % CtstiI1 call i irst :
April. 1hIs1 JACOR SFEINFELD.
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Also agent Tor PRINCES Mel o,.oons, fynrhnr,,.
MelodeOnS, nnd Hughes ~ sEnIe's HEeIOdc.
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FbNN5I IIN.AIsIA fLtA1lIENOhO. ~
TINHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the AtlHu-
tic cities with Western. Norlll-western, and South:
Western States hy continuous Hoilway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers to
all the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland andSan
dusSy with Steamers all ports the North Western
Lakes; making the most direct cheapest and reiidkie
route by which FREIGHT forwarded and from
| the Great WsSt. ....
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sf 4sl
!sss
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a q.
~ NS0N The ABOVE plsnos hted up with all the
improvements ia beautiful Rosewood eases MY assort
ne1t r1ng.s from the plain or Square piano to the
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music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CUTLER Y
b. AND V.IRTETT GOODS,
No 7JS Main Gfraak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-12

n<A f,;s.d sa,r;.hes M the follovins
.coount Of the FourtA We@d meeting:
A. mseti,r 81 thu voters Of he Fourth
W.-d. held q B.rrove, Hall. Wsdsssday
evening. lO,h inst. called for tho purpose OF
nomina.inr candidates for CITY okesr Mr..
pl...e,burr. v.s called 70 the chair. Mo.
zion % nominate .vo candidates for Alder.
man ~ss io,s bv .n slnoat ~naninoas vote.
On notion carried. Or. I. Smith and +. J.
Le.eA ~.,e y.oue.ted 70 beoon. candidate,
for msmbe,, Of thu Board Of Eduost;on.-
Mr.. ward. candidate for Alderman. smoke In
favor az nrot,etine hone uanufsssurss in
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Dwsalsag uassss wanssA

Containing four rooms and : CELLAR, seavsaisatly
.iis...l !. ~. s:.ss. IT, -su.s- ~ - pssas
rent sns. sc tho terns ars noderats and The house
! god one. Possession desired ahoat III hrst II
April. For farther Information appAy y he bssi-
ness onse Of the Daily 0ate City.
fsb3ldtf
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90 M NJ + RCIAL.


DAILY Cars Orr Osvscg,
Kssksk, TsssdAy, Aassh 9Th.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Eztsa Yaaily (fall
wheat 81 90 y bbl.; Extra suPsrAns (sprins
v&est) 81 %, sapAsnae ts 50. Gate City Extn,
- 90 per Dbl. second quality, - 50 y bill.
Country aour, - % y sack. Qsiusy, ~ - to
IS. drshsm, tan wheat - 90 per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS. eoe pr 100.
CORN Ready sale At zoe TO &c.
BARLEY--Good demand for prime qualities At
Soc to 7sc.
wHEAT-Littls fsi wheat To BE- had SOC
will BE- paid for good article. Spring Is to Soc
for choice; poor grades 40 oASj In good currsnsy.
oATs-In reqaest At 30 to ~.
RYE-3se TO 4oe; little seouing In
BUCKwHEAT--3Sc y bush. At Banner Milh.
POTATOsS-0ood supply settling at 40 to socI
from wagons, 80 70 $50.
0R0ckRIRS-N. 0. Sugar fair 10 81, prins
to 9i choice 10, clarified crushed and loaf l3A
H. MolAssssP lantation 40 10 ~, Q. II. - V ~,
Golden Syrup, Is 10 SOC. Coase--Rio IL, Java 10
TO Ice. Rios . 10 DE.
s0AP-Palm 6Ac, Family Sc.
CANDLES--Star a, Etearine III. Mould l1to
l1i.
LAkD-sAirsspply, 10 10 &c.
BUTTEk-Rair supply. Choice II 10 III.
HIDE0-Dsy 8ie 10 Scj greer, 4 70 llc.
HAY-PrAirie from Is TO SO. Timothy, IN
to SO. Hungarian, "a TO &. 10.
sUNDRIEs-0nions,9e 10 10; Eggs, 70 1ee;
Feathers. 40c to 4scj Waite Beans, Tie 70 %.
FRUIr-Fair supply. Green apples, ehoies, ~
80 TO q. Dried apples - % TO - Is PER bsshss.
Dried peaches, ~ 80 to - ooi Kaisins, - ~ 70
5 rs.
PRovIsIONS-Msss Pork tl3 50, shoulders 8.
Sides o, Hams Z.
BEEF-7i 70 5 grossj 4Ae to 8 per quarter.
HO05-Drssssd 4 to II.
sHEEP-93 10 - p head.
BALT-0. A., ~ IS to u 40 Ksnawhs, , Is.
ExcaAneE.--On New York for carrsncy4 per
snt.; for gold I per cent. St. Louis I per senk
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A1H7aI.1rasoT;1 Ne11ce .

A1mtnistFasorss Notice.
uAvIN0 bsen appointed administrator on the
i i sstate Of the late B. Rush Little, n. D.. l
asrsOy notify psrsoAs ln0ssssa " inc estate q
make pay msnt It once also, al parsons having
claims against sid cstAte will present them Ic7
settlanent Within three months From the dats 81
this notice. JACOB BUEHHY,
AdminissYatOF OF h. Rash Little, deceased.
kenkuk. Feb. N. 1854
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TThe authos Of the ssInisation Of Hia-
wa.ha" tenders his acknowledgements TO IN
unknown sDissinguishsd Senator, " supposed
TO be Senator Allen, and also 70 the Hon.
w. w. Bolknap, Of the House Of Reps, for
crsyon sketch Of the "Whang Doodle Of the
mountains Of Hspsidam," and also snnonn-
css 70 tho public that the portrait aforesaid
can be seen 1t the Reading Room Of the
Gate City oncs for few days.
SHORTrELLOW.
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IA DesRs. PLUMMER j CO. having made sueh
MxaS1aagansnts = will saabls <Asm 70 sonsisus
their business = usual, I deem Il proper 70 ~
tAsy ~ entitled u the son6dsnee Of The pahlSe
esnenn1N. WI. 01OW1NIL,
KsskSk, AarsA 4, 1854 \
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Dudley HOuse.

4 INV famtlieo q eeAoR b1A11ors tn e ~
"a esan1aAAe1 eith pleasaAt Soeals - bsaed
q sALs hesss Y aSDlje4 lss. 49,. 49,, = IN
daS hsss6sss. [ess1A16
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REMOVAL.

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE il
in MoCuxE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street
Countjug Room 6rst door to the right.
Orders for oil kinds Of Job Work filled
with neatness and dispatch.
erhe wind changed to the West yester-
day, clouds prevailed, and 1t evening Il
vs. uncertain what would turn up next.
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NOne Of the ferry boats WAS nearly dug
out Of the Toe yesterday, and will probably
be loose and running to-day.

BoArs Ur.--Ths Badger State eams in yss-
tsrday from Quincy, and went ON up the
river. The Oakland also eane in from St.
Louis, and left again last evening Tor that
city. Neither boat had any freight Of con
sequence FOR this place. The river nay nov
be considered open for ths season, bat our
wharf 10 lined with 40 immense enbank-
ment Of Zoe, which IL very issoavsnient.
PArsrixo.--The card Of Davis / Price
will attract attention. They are prompt and
accommodating in their line, besides being
thoroughly posted 10 their business. Their
signs are hanging ost I'll round town, and
they will soos Pot up some for ~ which viii
be sssn 70 Warsaw, II not bsyosd The hori-
son.
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e1Did you notice how the Journal vas
s'tiekling," yesterday
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TAR H. J. PokRE desires 70 infosn this somuu.
II nifty that he has determines 70 make ksokun
his permanent residence, for tho puTposenf psss-
ticing DENTISTRY. His basinsss en- nsnt,
elsewhere sueh that II will not be psssibls FOL
bin 70 locate until spring. he feels asssssd "a
giving the guaranty that he viii eome prepared 4
give entire satafacton In the various bsnnsAss y
bis profession, 70 all who msy favor him 49,
patronage.
KxvsxEncEs.--J. b. Howell, B, H.
ST. Miller, Of Keokak; Dr.J Dowso, d. y.9
Sanders, Iowa CITY. [oetlsdAwtS1A
HosrErrHn's Sson Acn BIrrEm The we'll mer
tied success Of these eelsbsst< bittsrs, sd ths
daily favor which II has been received BY or nss
respectable sitissns, spsaks volums = 70 It's ssAsy
In bnsging Abost the bsnsGcAl sesslts for which Il
Il designed. Having been the rsssit Of > lsai
course Of study and observation in tAs 49,
prastiss, 80 that tbs propristors have % h1llksy
u presenting IL " the world = unsurpassed In Il
feeting speedy, certain and permanent cure foi
all Irregularities and weakness Of the aigsstiy,
organs, 70 which most psssoas can trsss IN health
6sld In fall quart bottles BY sll Druggists
Groesrs and Hotels throughout the United State
and Cansda.
HARRISON I GIBBONS, Agsass,
nchledAw Maip-st., bet. 9th and 7th.
WOODLAND CREAM ."--PonApE voh BEAl
saSTIsasss HAis--Highi y psrfsmsd. sspsrior 4
any French article imported, and for half tn
price. FOR drsssins Ladies' Hair il has NO equal
givinsita bright glossy appearance. /. cause
genSlsmen' . hair tocarl in the most nstarsl man
nev II rsmove dandru6 aiva y riyiu 2 thu hal
the appearance Of being freshly shaapooed. Pric
osiy 6tty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGR Co., N. T., Proprietor Of the
Balm Of Thousand Flowers. +"
For sale By all Druggists. UyldAwl
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-. - y o = u = = D -.
vuorsnAtn - -

wnoLnoAt0 Al
jewellers ~ -
Masbl. Building, rs Foust9
"A RE now receiyins larG
"A superior WATCHE S, Il
portation.
All kinds Of Silver Ware, sueI
plsts, RiteAess, Cups, Gobiets, cp11
~ ss.'is s d sssl :. I'd f .ss,,,.' ~
fins yJepslry IT svesJ sonaeivn1
and pattstAs es4Ailh & 1nra1 essoftnG6(
~
ys11 v fnli, - r.
- ~ WITH yiew r.
r lsiees thak -
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SEQ. Es,K1LBoURNE, AraE
> -. - Or -.
- :. rfE 'i ~
cIG1R IND h,
|, ~ 6E =. q
|E..s s.a.ss =. -s.., 81. =. Isis
- -. %
. esi!s, ! q Ca - III 81 Sss M
oyer Q6ers III this market, embracing the vsrie1%
efapes Of Virginia 81 xtgesusi, tansingia pYics
1sss.ss .:'a as;.: :'.s e.
York, sessf.lleti-and cisag tan IS to $50 psr
thousand, which need no cxtf64sN.& Cab and r..
y nov20d - u X. KICKEY.
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Dank or Chester Valley.
Baak u Chsstss County.
BA1k Of Danvills.
Bank 1t Delawsrs County ,Chsstss.
s s.sk q 3, SHsr%.nso-a;
Coisabia BANK, Coiunbia-
Dcyisstcwn Bank, DoylestowH. -
Easton Bask. u Easton.
rsrners' ard AsehAnies' Bank, xast@
rasmsn' Bank ef baaks County, Bristds
Rsr1sfs' bank Of Lancaster, q Lancaster.
YsrnsSs' Bank Of Reading, ksading.
I4aAoaster 20. Bank.
Lshanon Bank, 1t Lebanon. -
naueA chsnk Bank, MAuch Chunk.
Aiaers' bank Of Pettsyille, PottsviIh.
Btfesdsbasek Bank.
Pom. sm 4
ThA Ie~ Jersey Banks Of o
: par
|I|||i :: :: =,
= 81 -;
=. 49, s:s., e. s'''. s''s
6sass Bank, Newark. - y.
I Trenton Banking Coz
Caion Bank II frenc1
All the solvent banks d DG
= dsRosit. N
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Playing Old sledge for the Presiden-

w.
"Well, Sut, what was your dream Tell
me if you ever dreamed anything smart, your
friends ought to know it for the benefit Of
your car-ac-ter, for cuss me if you ever
thought anything smart awake"
Thus bantered, Sut leaned against the rough
board counter of the doggery, with a tum-
bier of whisky in one hand, while the other
hand sounded for the bottom Of hole in his
breeches by courtesy called pocket /; took
a small sip and began to tell his dream. Hear
him, reader, speak for himself.
"Gentlemen dreampt an impossibility
last mite. | wur in Washington city, an
know | never will be thar, oness they take
me thar tn hang or cruelty me for drinking
rot gut-in my dream | was thar, an no mis-
take-sar tin sure-at thunderln big tav-
ern, whar they rung leetle bells tu keep from
hoerin after the niggers an maxim noise |;
an whar they called you tn your mush by
rattlin on big still bottom jest for the sake
owe making a noise and whar they took
thirty dimes day fur duin fur you; an whar
they give you sass enuii tu make you lite (at
hum fur nuthin at all. Dern the seat owe
government-an durn everybody, / say"
"Tel your dream before You get drunk,
you long legged cuss you, or somebody tell
it for YOU"
Thus reproved, Sut steered into the chan
mel again.
"WelI, arter supper awhile, | nosed
around ontil got inter rune whar l seed
lite an thar sot three fellers playing owe
ole sledge."
"Old what ?"
"Seven-up, you drotted, weasel-skin, for
legged son Of a kangaroo"
This was addressed to young specimen OF
the order intensimas Ameriednmus, anti Pro
peafibns madieaSimEs, who shone respendent
from K, in tights, small cane, watch
ribbon aud had audable desire to learn
something of the hidden mysteries of old
sledge. He played ouly an asthmatic tom
bone "schess" when in the city.
"They wur a playin seven up with bran
new keerds, spank spun new, and no marks,
every feler for hissei, seemingly. Now, gen
tltmen, | believe | kin smell keerds, if they
are in motion, as far as from here to the
spring. or how the devil did happen to hit
on that rune whar gambolling wur gwlne
on But thar | did go by nstinck, reck-
in, an the three fellers wur nobody on yearth
but Buckannon, Fillmore an Fremont, an
they wur playing single game OF seven uE
for the Presidents cheer owe these free an
orful united + Pluribus States, thirty-one il
number, an kiverin the whole yearth. There
wur onother chap inter that room, with wur
hand under his coat tail all tother strokin oye
his chin. walkln abeout sort Of keerless like
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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Love and Fame.
BY II. 7. TUcKERNAS.

BY II. 7. TUcKERMAN,
Give me the boon of love
ask no more for fame;
Far better one unpurchased heart
Then glory's proudest name.
why wake fever in thy blood.
Or damp the spirit now,
10 gain wreath whose leaves shall wav,
Above a withered brown
GIVE me the boon Of lovel
Ambitions need is vain
Dearer affections earnest smile
Than honors richest train.
ia rather lean upon breast
Responsive to my own,
Than sit pavilliond gorgeously
Upon kingly throne.
Like the Chaldean sage,
Fame's worshippers adore
The brilliant orbs that scatter light
Ger Heavens azure floor;
But in their very hearts enshrined.
The votaries of love
Keep o'er the holy fame, which once
Hlumed the courts above.
Give me the boon Of love!
Renown is but BREATH
Whose kindest echo ever floats
From out the halls of death
A loving eye beguiles me more
Than fame's emblazond seal,
And one sweet note Of tenderness
Than triumph's widest peal.
Give me the boon of love!
The path of fame is drear,
And glory's arch doth ever span
A hill side cold and sere.
One wild flower from the path of love.
All lowly though it lie,
Is dearer than the wreath that waves
To stern ambitions eye.
Give me the boon of love!
The lamp of fame shines far,
But loves soft light glows near and warm
A pure and household star.
One tender glance can ill the soul
With parental fire
But glorys flame burns ftfully-
A lone funeral pyre.
Give me the boon Of love
Fame's trumpet strains depart
But loves sweet lutte breathes melody
That fingers in the heart.
And the scroll of fame will burn
When sea and earth consume,
But the rose of love in happier sphere,
viii live in deathless bloom