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And the various affections oonseasen' u'0' VIZ
ordered STOMACH OR LIVER,
a,c,, A. Indigestion, Acidity OF the stonaen,
f,Iscirx Pains Heartburn Loss Of Appesfte, psspon.
Soncx oestiyersss Blind and Blesding fiss. An
ali Ne,.yous Rheumatic. and NenraifG aneSs,osaaR
Il has in numerous instances pf9sso n,sns o'"0'
Tf;s ia purely vegetable compound greoaIeo On
stricfiy scientific principles, after Inc mahper u ane
caishra Fed Holland Professor, Deceuse "a
-. rraat in most 0fthe European It's IN
int the o. States was ntonnea moie espe
eiiv for those of our fatheriand scattered nere ana
there over the face of this mighty Meetng
sth oreat success among thsm. now oner IL 20 the
~narcan pubic. knowing that its truly wonderful
,oadicinai virtues must be acknowledged
IL ID particularly recommended those persons
y-hoee constitutions may have been impaired py the
contnuous use Of ardent spirits, or other forms Of
disspation. Generally instantaneous IN elect, II
linda its way directly to the scat OF lilo. thrilling
and ouickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
ing spirit, and. in fact, infusing neW health and
'EoTfCE.-Whoeyer expects to find this beve-
rage will be disappointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which tn public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
snything else until you have given B0ERHAVES
convince you how infinitely superior 1t 10 TO all
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. By the
SOLE PR0PRlETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. = CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTTSTS AND CHEMISTS,
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FISHER + WINSTON. DRUGGISTS.
NH 29-dI2m Richmond
NTAVASsA GUANO-THE RICHEST


NPHosPHATICGUANO JMPORTTD.-Yeur ct
.ention ia respectfully invited to the annexed nal
vsis and Reports on the Guano offered by me, and
especially III fact therein shown that it crntaias
n q given bulk greater amount Of phosph stes
than Is fcu nd in any other manars. natural or art
feia' yet offered to thu public Phosphoric acid is
aow admitted by the best agricu turai authorities
be the thing above al others necessary TO be
retnrnad to the SOIL to enable it to produce nm
t.iiingly good crop without permanently impairine
is general fertility: in this uano we have is pre-
iented in the form best adapted for such purpose
As I have only limited quantity OF this 6uano
for sale here this season, am anxious to have SOM
# it tried in every district and also that such as
arlest Information az to how far it has practically
borne out tn antcipations OF those who have SCI
antifcally examined its commitments with view
20 enable AID my district agents to make early
arrangements for an adeQuaf suppiy for the follow
ing year. Owing to the RAPIDLY diminishing sup
ply of Gusno from the Chincha Islands. its yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects proiu
ed by its too frequent Application TO the land from
,s phosp5aiss Warsssa amano nacsls Il IN practical
USE aud especially TO the farmer as permanently
improving to the land. which might yearly receive
from the application OF Navassa auano more phos
pilates than the crop would deprive It Of
All local merchants and dealers are required to
It to consumers genuine, as reSaiyed ,,,,rocr
Very resnectfully. WA MURDOCH.
M see following an "a Ens,,. wan pr,n,.a
Balt), April @th, 1858
Report Of Analysts Of" 1Naeassa 6ssa"o made for
The sample was found upon analysis to be COM
posed as follows: CIV
Bone Phosphate Of Lime....-.-..........-....st.7
Containing of Phosphoric Acid...........-...3S -
Fluoride Of Calcium. H34
Carborase of IS
Per ()yi of Iron and some AIumna 10
Water. &c-.."..... = -
lafs 100.
Theextraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once a. superior phosphate manure. especially at
tue present time when the want of the better quail
tiles of Phosphate Guanos is mnst seriously felt
Tae presence Of Fiuoride of Calcium is Of no slight
Importance. This substance serves as direct nu-
composition of che bones and teeth Of animals.
CHAS. BICkELL, Ph. d.
Bone PEos of Lime
Jas. R Chiffon. VI D., New York-.... SO 70
T. II Stabler, Alexsndra................
8 & MoGRUDSR 4 SONS, Richmond.
II SKINNER co. do
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GEO. a. MOCK.

~ GEO. A. BOCK, HNAH1
dH VETERINARY SURGEON AL
Graduate Of the Veterinarian College 0f1 \
Osfsrs his professional services 70 the citssns Of
Mshmond and OUT surrounding counties. He treats
AL diseases u animate, in general aud pertbrs sny
operations crfurfhss Information about my abiii'
ties. references.
tlffice corner Of 9th and Broad streets.
RxDzRxEcks.-JA Hslssu y y RAglAnd = Go. pr
Geo tasinzsl, Dr 10 VIM BAKslis DR. WI Wi on,
John and 0asFge 0ibson. Jas O AcCsrsey. Della
rue. xE so ,szssss - - S-Sm
.CEGARH, SE0HR6, On soHslgnmsns
~ and Or sale vssy chsaps Ieat eo 0ssnan ssgars
IS ALKx MOTT
sRACON-20 Ahds primo Western Sides
- 10 Ahds pgins vss6ssn ehoalasrs rscsisins
sa'' r = re = '''i asissIx { pLsAsAsrs.
. seS 0laxy 49,
MO. l0l,--Alyays sensihing new g
-. = az J. slzaaise lgtL.sl ~. = 8
l!zsssss 80 60 a u :
- ~ III 3 a = ]
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, FOR RENT-And possession given

Men FUE hENT--Anu pnSS6dsIUn given
~ immediately-one of those newly erected and
vail finished brick teuemants on 25th street, door
north of Leigh street. Church Hill. containing six
rooms With fight and ARR Easements, closets, pau
tries &C. A garden attached. aud well of water Oh
the premises. Hent per annum, $3.50, Apply to
= JAS VI CARTER,
jv I7-ta 0ppoeite Exchange Hotel
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PRESIDENTS OFFICES,
VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..


VIRGINIA 4 TENNEssEE RAILROAD Co.
Lynchburg, Aug 6. 1887
NJOTICE.-The Eleventh Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tenuessee Railroad Company will be held in the
Hall Of their Depot IN the city Of Lynchhurg. on
So 80 FORM OF PROXY.
Kaoo al men BY these presents: That we, the sub,
seTibsrs, beibg Stock holders in the virginia and
Tennesses Railroad Company. DO hereby constitute
and appoint y----- our true and laval attor.
ney and proxy to represent eac OF US in all general
meetings of the Stockholders of said Comp when
we are not personally present. with full power and
Al herity at such general meeting, to give such
vote or votes, and to do such other act or acts
each Of as could give or do If We were personally
present.
Witness our hands and seals. this day Of lso
xf sEALl
WINES, SEAL
18th Bylaw: proxies. to represent stock in their
general annual meetings only be valid for the
space Of two years from the date thereof.
By order ofths Board of Directors.
an li-dtl59 VII II HUGH -. secy.
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Sa STORE On BROAD STREE FUR
ST RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES offers for
rent the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods house Of vren-
shaw, Quarles Co. To q good tenant the terms
sill be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
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~ MULES, MULES.--Th subscri-
12Sbers have Just received at their Stables on
CARY street, Opposite the as House, large lot OF
hne young MUl.ES, which a.e offerei az low prices
aud on accommodating terms We will regularly
be In receipt II mig MULES from Kentucky. aud
can fill all orders la the %, satisfactory manner
GREEN JOHNSON, Cary st.
an l3-3m opposite Gas House.
D. MULES, MULES and HORSES.
H0SI hag just received, direct from Kentucky,
a very choice aud superior lot OF stock. have
MULES well suited for iron masters, railroad pur-
poses. and street and plantation use. all vt which
will sell, exchange, break and deliver In city or
Davis Hutcheson's late Hardin's old stables.
EDWIN WALKER.
N B-I shall Se in receipt of fresh stock, direct
an l9-d3m f 1ta y. w.
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:. STORE AND DWELLING Yoa RENT

E&$ DIOISL AND q " II L11H1S y We As11If Z
- 1877 ROhDSraEEr.-I. has been thoroughly
repaired and /. considered of the best locations
for any Kind of businessi ia the neighborho'd Rent.
six hundred dollars per annum Apply TO j. u
ANTHONY corner of Cary and 18th streets, who
has constantly ON hand an assortment OF Moleskin
Hats of the best quality % So and his celebrate
Cafskin sewed Boots at the unprecedented low price
of So 50 per pair. Terms cash-cne price only.
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~ In making the above change In my business,
Il becomes necessary that .houid settle up my old
business ~ speedily a. possible must therefore
request oil who are indebted to me to make imms-
dists payment Of their respective accounts; and oil
perssns 10 whom am indebted will please present
their accounts for settlement. -. -.
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FALL, 1858. a'
suJps STEAMERS =
s saks sn 81 III K4rs sD{ zzzStz ana
w. .. q @. DONNAN.
NO. 10 PEARL STREET RICHAOND,
~ 1MPOkTER6 OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 6ADDLERY. 6c1 &c.
Are In pcsression Of their Fall Imp0rtation Of
FRESH RN6LIeA HARDWARE.
which with full supplies Of American Goods, form
an extensive and complete stock, ant .hich they
olfsr 10 the merchants Of Virginia Moth Caroline
and Tennessee, and buyers gsnernlly visiting our
arkafs the present season, e lowest pyices ana re-
specsfui1y invite them 30 call upon NJ.
-. ORDERS viii reeeivs our promps and esrvWi
NOTICE. IL have this day Hppointsd
AvzALHxANDRR HRNRY my Aren't 70 carry
Hs s Sd ss s s RSf & aissi |
ga xssnsy }eecnfI1ps natfl az 6c6i6S 8 sfsen =
- cAix,6tten ~ theeaMA IS ss,-,s,.v...,-.s /
49,. 49, & "a 3. " 81 80
sGUAH0. ~. s4tr ~ aple -
\ kl1s ~ 81 S1;sssA t.ss.ss ,sss
~ 1DNiH wolznAh . %.
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LEAD QUART ERS. SPKiN0 GOODS.
II CLOrHINGi GLOTHINGii CLOTuINaiii--
The subscriber has just received bis stock Of Spring
.iooir of the latest and most fashionable styles
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS. OF all shapes and
colors Gentsmenis yarnishing Goods. such a.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWEkS,
CRXtATa. STOCKS. HANDKERCHIEF, !
- CLOVIS, SUSPEND RES. SOCKS, &C., &c.
ALSO.-A large and chciee selection OF Fine
French Cloths, Gassiinsres aud yestings, &C. &c !.
which he viii to measure ut notice,
all Of which he will SELL workmanship and material
considered. Low a. the lowest. a. he 10 determined
to please one and alt.
All goods warranted as represented
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BH "a I1Tse ~ = fipe y svssy
8 !: ~ 5IIfsl ! VII eisftsss. sa.sss.A
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] THE UAhOLiNA HOUSE,

HS CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
aud Mechanics Exchange is luidistant from the
Market, Post Office. Custom Honse, ani City Hall,
ON the corner of of the principal thoronghares.
in the very centre Of business and has every apoli
ance for the 1mfors and satisfaction of the guests
TERMS 81 30 per day.
~ on,
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0ps FOR SALE Or RENT.-For sale
%:..s or rent that desirable tenement On Main, he
tween 9th and It'll Streets recently occupied by the
subscriber.
Terms of sale-Cnefourth cash. the balance in
six pa ments g. H. 49, "a 30 and SO months interest
added secured by trust deed.
will a'so dispose privately, Of any Of my house
hold aud kitchen Furniture which Is all in good
der and nearly new, till this lst day of September
at viii n time any remaining on hand will be Solo
on the premises at public ale. -
Persons DESTROYS of examining the premises or fur
niture can do 80 at any time after the 18th August
between the hours of aud 9e'clock in the morning.
Or between 8 and s o'clock In the afternoon. For
further information, apply to
iy If q, Is. LUCh.
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TRUNKsI TRUNKsli-

EEEETT-rVH heCefFeu Dy Iast sitHltI, u lhrRo
xx{AyN GW supply OF Ladies' French Dress
S.A<A=AAS trunks the NEST conveniently ar.
ranged and best article for Ladies' that be
hsd. Ladies about TO travel will save themselves
much trouble and inconvenienee, by procuring one
OF more of these Trunks,
have, also, on hand, a very extensive assortment
If SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS OF every size and
quality, and large stock uf the cheaper grades OF
Trunks These in want of Trunks OF any descrip.
tion hardly fail be suited both 10 the article
and price, as my assortment embraces almost every
kind, and ann determined TO offer them at very
small advances on manufacturer prices. call u
respectfully solicited at NJ Il Main street.
iy5 EG5 p JNO PACK, in
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10 say Gengulphus was angry would be hat an
Indifferent statement IL the trnth. He vas la
Yags. He eoulda't contain hihseiLi aud cous.-
qusatly boiled over In torrents that formed pus :
dies Of wrsth at his feet. lie foamed, raved.
ripped and tore, stamped, rolled kicked aud roar.
I'd. At last seising batserins ram by the norns
he made Q furioas plsh a. the guilty pair
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- FOR kENT.-The store No las
OH Eagle Square, Main street, running back one
hundred feet with cellar p rfectly dry and light,
it also has q room in the rear, second story. fifty
feet long, all furnished in the best manner, having
been recently painted and cleared up. Possession
cen be had Immediately.
This store being In the centre Of Business, near
the Mills. Warehouses. Banks, Post Ufiice. Custom
House and B.sin is regarded 40 the very best loca
ton in the city for business Apply to
A K PARKER Il co. next door,
or to jas Brooks, cffice at
au film Elicit It Drewrys.
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@. II. cHALKL LEI !. :,
LEATHER AND SHOE FIN DINGs !,
AND IMP )kfkR OF
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
lI,l.irtuar.fh afrsat .hafxxaan Main and Garxl

Thir teenth street. between Main aud Cary,) !
RICHMOND, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand. an. assortment OF ali
kinds Of Leatner, Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather
Rus ct end Wax Upper Leather. French. German,
aud American Calf and Kip skins French and
German Patent Calf Skins. Black and Colored Nc,
rocco and Kid skins; Roan's, all colors; Geas and
SD ,ep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread; Bout and Shoe
Trees Lasts Boo. Web Avis Lastlnx Tsc = SUI
Do acriptioa OF the best quality All Of which are
being sold at reduca prices for cash or good naper
/ am now In receipt OF q large and VII seecsea
stock of Goods for the Fall trade. TO which invite
the attention Of merchants and all oihsrs 10 want
Of articles In ms line. =.
IN ef-dimcw3m u CAA LhLEr.s
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sn,ORSAY COLOGNE.-Mr. CHAS. s.
II DAWSON, my successor, at the old stand erf.
ner Of Main and 18th streets. has the genuine Dur
say Cologne Water. denticaliy the sane q fnrmertS
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1rsturn my sinc re thanks to my friends and the
public In general for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on ne TOR the last two years. and am happy
20 inform them that tbs new proprietor, Mr. Gill,
will use every eff Jrt to please tn sm.
an 3l-lms ISAAC D. BRIGGS,
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80 ALL IN WANT Of Boots and
S9 Shoes of unsurpassed quality. and tbos,
Who wish to save from 10 TO ~ per cent by their par
shases will please call and supply themselves at
MARCUS HARRIS,
aex lsF.at Ia2 Rfoad street
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EEMoyAL.-CABINgr FuRNI-

UNDERTAKING.--Ws ara thoroughly
prepared to exasrte all eensnds In this Zine. Our
stock OF MET ALLIC cAskB, of oil xxss Aad pat
t.rps 10 complete.
ways On hand.
, 1858-10-01
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY OCTOBER l. 1858

on this continent The colonial Governor
Of VancouVers Island (Douglas) has no
authority beyond what his commission con-
fers. He has no right of jurisdiction and
hos never claimed it before, over the main
land or any other territory than VanGou-
ver's Island, in the capacity of Governor,
and except as chief factor of tho Hudson
Bay Company Neither the company nor
he, as Chief factor, have any right under
their charter except the right or privilege
of trading with the Indians. They have
no possess9ry right over the mines Or APP
proaChes to mines, aud therefore the impo-
sition Of taxes or license fees by either
Gov. Douglas or the company is usurpa.
ton Of authority, All mines belong to the
crown of England; but it has been decided
by British authorities in Australia that
placers' y are not mines in the meaning
Of the enactment csding all mines to the
crown, that gold washing and working for
gold on the surface is not mining VI
HeraLds Washington Correspondence
, 1858-10-01
q Our RichtS in the Northwest, D

The communication of Gov. STEVENS, to
the Hon. LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State,
which we published last week under the
above heading, has, we observe, been ex-
tensively copied, in whole or in part, by
the press of the Northern or Eastern cities,
and generally alluded to in very compli-
msntary terms. Our delegate seems to
have awakened special attention to the
anomilous state Of affairs which have exist
ed in the vicinity of the 49th parallel since
the excitement, consequent upon the dis,
coYsry Of gold in that region, has induced
so many American citizens to cross the ma
tional boundary line, for tho purpose Of ac-
cumuIating the hidden wealth of that hith-
erto unexplorsd and nninhabited portion Of
British America AS the guardian of the
rights and interests of the people Of this
Territory, whether as regards the mining
license fee exacted by Gov. DOuglas-the
American trade and navigation of Frazer
river, or as concerning the Indian war in
which the United States forces are now en-
gagged east Of the Cascades, or in aught
else, involving the well being of the peo-
pie he represents, our delegate has thus
far exhibited an industry and watchfuIness
certainly unsurpassed by any representative
on the floor Of Congress, and carrys with
him, it would seem, an influence amongst
members, and with the several departments
Of government, Of which not only any ter.
ritOry but any State in the Union might
well feel proud. The truth is patent, that
no territories Of the United States ore half
so ably represented as are Oregon aud
Warrington; and where is the State, with
two members in the House, that will COM
pare with Gov. STEVENS and Gen. LANE ?
Certainly not California, nor any other
State that we know Of They appear to
occupy the very front rank, for industry,
ability and influence, and are the only ter
ritOrial delegates that appear to have made
any mark whatever, 80 to speak, at Wash.
iugton, during the late session of Congress
From papers received by the last mail
We Gull the following favorable notices O.
, 1858-10-01
NO. As.

we refer our readers to the report Of Gov.
Stevens and the officers associated with
him and bespeak for them a careful and
considerate attention. se, I'd
/ CONNECTIONS WITH EUROPE AND ASIA. ]
Besides the great advantages arising
from the shortnesS Of this route, it has the
nearest connections with Asia and Europe.
The course Of sailing vessels from San
Francisco to China, Japan and the Russian
possessions, such is the direction of the pre-
vailing winds, is by the entrance Of the
Straits lie Fuca Some seven hundred miles
from San Francisco, and the harbors Of Pu.
get Sound are actually six hundred miles
nearer to these parts than San Francisco.
Making the eastern terminus of tho Pacific
railroad at Lake Superior places it at once
on the great water line leading direct to
Europe. Even when the Lakes are closed
by ice it has still the advantage Of several
hundred miles over oil other routes, wheth-
er the port be Chicago, Detroit, Saruia
(wcstern terminus of the Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada, New York, Boston,
or Portland.
1t is evident that there is to be q great
contest between US and our northern neigh
bors for the control of the rapidly rising
interests Of the Northwest, requiring as It
does a great overland communication. and
leading to the springing mp Of great over
land commerce The seventy millions ex.
pended in tho completion Of the Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada ought to con
vice us Of the forecast, energy and ability
Of the Canadian and British Governments
to adopt and carry through system Of
overland communication. A great empire
is growing up al our North, composed Of
men not inferior to ourselves in genius and
enterprise. They are playing for the same
stake as ourselves. And the question for
American statesmen aud the American
people is, shall we recognise this great
Northern route as q national route. and
take the necessary measures to its being
successfully commenced and completedY
We believe that tho General Govern
ment should move at once in this matter.
We are no advocates of a partizan route.
We are willing to admit that one route
may not satisfy the wants Of the country.
If SO, let several routes, say Southern, q
Central aud a Northern route be adopted,
and the Government give to each the same
equivalent aid, to wit: grant Of lands
and contract for carrying tho mails, sup
plies, troops and munitions Of war or ths
government. There eau be no objections
to eapitalzing the amounts which must be
paid for these latter objects. II Congress
will adopt this plan the free enterprise and
genius Of our people will do the rest, and
the Pacific Railroad will be commenced
and completed at an early day,
, 1858-10-01
p 0 g 4 q z a
When | am Old.

When ] am old and, o how soon
Will life's sweet morning yield to noon,
And moons broad, fervent, earnest light
BE shaded in the solemn night!
Till, like q story well-nigh told,
VIII seem my lfe-when am old
When am old, this breezy earth
Will lose for me its voice of mirth-
The streams will have an undertone
OF sadness not by right their own;
And springs sweet power in vain unfold
Its rosy charms-when am old.
When am old, ] shall not care
To deck with flowers my faded hair;
Twill be no vain desire of mine
In rich and costly dress to shine
Bright jewels and the brightest gold
viii charm me not--when am old
When l am old, my friends will he
Old, and infirm, and bowed like me;
Or else their bodies meath the sod,
Their spirits dwelling with their God;
The old church bell will long have tullcd
Above the rest-when am old.
When ] am old, I'd rather bend
Thus sadly DER each buried friend,
Than see them lose the earnest truth
That marks the friendship of our youth;
Twill be SO sad to have them cold
Or strange to me-when | am old
When ! am old--perhaps ere then
| shall be missed from haunts Of men;
Perhaps my dwelling will be found
Beneath the green and quiet mound,
My name by stranger hands enrolled
Among the dead ere am old.
Ere | am old-that time is now,
For youth sits lightly on my brow;
My limbs are firm, and strong, and free,
Life has thousand charms for me;
Charms that will long their influence hold
Within my heart-ere am old,
Ere am old-0, let me give
My life to learning how to live
Then shall meet with willing heart
An early summons TO depart,
Or find my heightened days consolcd
By God'a sweet peace-when am old.