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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

The mails for Europe, by the steamship North
American, from Portland, will close at the New.
York Post Office to-day, at II o'clock. The sue
cseding mail will be dispatched from this port BY
the Arabia, on Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

Neither OF the two steamers now due from
Europe, the Fulton at this port and the Niagara at
Hslifu. had arrived at the hour Of going to press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
Western Emigration.

ST. LOUIS, Tbursday, March ., 80
Western emigration has fairly eel N. yhs nuuoce
OF emigraets passing through the city e very arg,
aid dsi;y ncresses. The Pacific R>frod tskes as
over hundred q day. and tins hissun Riv~ 'ssA''''
exc lIQNted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

It was stated yesterday BY Police Commits
sioser that Mr. AIlsop was in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

Ivenoo Intellectually Attempted to have the voiur-
teer bill taken up. The consideration Of tho Min
nesota bill being resumed, discussion spraug up
touching the number Of Representatives to which
the proposed State was entitled. Without taking
vote the Senate went into Executive Session
after which it adjourned.
IN the HOUSE, Mr. Stephens, after a conference
with several members, announced that he should.
next Thursday, move to take up the Senate Kansas
bill (Which requires unanimous consent). and move
the previous question upon it. Msssrs. Grow,
Wssbburse of Illinois, Thayer Of Massachusetts
Davis Of Indiana, Desn Of Connecticut, and Covode,
spoke against Lecomptop, and Messrs. Peyton,
Reilly, Moore and BOyce in its favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

Ia Congress yesterday soma Anti-Slavery resou.
lions from Maine we're presented to the SENATE,
Af. Mason Objeet.us " .heiS reception. Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

What is the man driving at We urged that
the Central Railroad should pay tolls because
(awong otherrea.ops) the State, by its Great Canal
had made the Central route the beat in the Union
for Railroad-that is to say the Railroad should
pay for benefits conferred what it agreed to pay
when chartered. Now if the old Genesee Turnpike
made the fortune Of the Erie Canal, then "NOn-
Stakeholder has made point; if not, not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26
r. IA, Editor of The n. Y. Tribune.

ss In your issue of 2h you say that the Central Rail
road should be made to contribute the Canal Revenues
cause amopg the State has made the Central roue
what IT, "a succession Of cities and villages" &C. II this Is
logic should Of the Of the Canal have
been appropriated toward paying the stockholders OF the old
Genee Turnpike for the ruin the Canal brought on thu, pioneer
roadl Please favor your readers with reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-26

on bis iips, there was copnivance IN 3 heart
MFR. DAVIS (Ind.) said that be did oil in his power
10 effect Mr.. Buchspans election, but that he dis
septed from his views on the Kansas question, beev-
inc that the Executive had committed great political
mistake, and fundamental error. The socalled Ls-
compton Constitution was fragrant violation of tho
letter and spirit of the KsnsasNebraska act, and ID
direct conflict with the doctrine Of popular sovereignty
as enunciated by the Cincinnati resolutions, q the
letter Of Mr. Buchansn accepting the nomnstion. 70
bis Inaugural Address, and in the letter Of Instructions
10 Gov. Walker. He said that tho Lecompton Con-
stutitn was conceived in fraud and that it was nov
sought to be forced on an unwilling and protesting
people. He hoped tie Lfeomptsn Constitution would
rever TO be disturbed.
Mr.. DEAN fConn.l said he would not vote flr tbs
admission of Kansas with Slavery, every M sas'
desired il. He considered thst tho miseoun Compfo-
mise was repealed to wrest the Tsnncnes IRON ,rss
ON. The prominent reason why ns would vpe
against Lecompton was, that he would never recog-
ME- property IL man. He hoped the day would coma
when ihfdelty would give place TO practical Chfs-
Mr.. BOYCE IS. CT pursued Ina of ssgumsns IA
areordsnIe With the opinion ON the bred Scott ease
10 ,bow ON vbat slight presexss the North get up ex-
citemen,s on the subject Of Slavery. He advccoted
I, Lecompt Constitution, and said that the party
represented by Gerrt smna are she Sisnssoi sne
tor is power, and the Slavery question was brovgof
In 20 sssst in obtaining possession II the 0overnm
If they should succeed animated az they are By hs-
tired OF the South that section vSaid consider whsths
il could expect any further iustsee In the Union sad
whether the tine has not come or it to take u des'
TIMES into its own hands
Mr.. COyODE pa sad that the President hsd
tianpeo OF law and Justice, aHd given eosnssssacs
TO mcrt infamous frauds in Ksnsas. j,
Mr.. ROBBINS IN. J.l made a speech IN fsvof .,
tie bin for the distribution OF aLds among the Sts'
for the promotion Of education and sgucultu~
Adjourned "a 5s-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
MBw .YogK AND LIVERPOOL UMrzD STATES
IN mali seanors-


The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Ydrsdws
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Soms.oo6
The ADKiATIC, Captain James Wsa.
1hsse sLps hava. been built by CONTRACT axpressly fs
government SERVICE has boon TAX In their
Uxuctou also In their engnaA N inaure strength and
Gpeed and their for axers
"a for elegance and comfort
The cfths line have Improved water asat
pRrments and has been spared 70 mshe them all
good lac thorough exacAinA.on them
their mode OF osnStruet.on yet ursquallei
Price Of passage from New Yor 70 liverpool IN nrs caSr
Esc In second Do SIS From Liverpool " Eew YORK ~ and
guineAa experienced surgeon attached 10 each sh
No tsrtts be secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14


TWO DISTINCT srAR COMPANIES
'' SSiffsSos iS$ S' SSSSiss II PERFORMANCES
O. that n'"'O fs sGfsis HR' FsTs aSsra
c TAEHis hoa " iasr s s. Of '''t0
10 ''''u0' LITTLE Tin.R ooRpxLA HOWARD
the touching petite drama in one act, condemned from
"uneie Toms eAs a1.p and %s Ell sr'is ed EVA
besides the ''ips aas s g. A GJ sMss
tbs being the initial mcveman. Of enterprising
EVERY AFTERNOON EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE
kyKR, kvkSISa CasJ o'elOck THIS WEEK.
Ms9d.y The lsh to ssa,as ne 2C,s Fss g SSS aud
wiz be rspss.ed for iSe st time The bIanty trium
sIsmsn,seon BY Mr. Watkins for the Museum, of Cobbs
s'''' lfIE PIONEER PATRIOT;
'OR, THs NAIL OF THE WAR PATE.
"e Mrs cs.Ses hc%si Sin =. Iseosi Gssaon.
~ hr: y Watkins alt rs Negro Joeao:
or n. Eyner l. oskley and the entire dramatic
On MONDAY and TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
The to.esins of unele Tos Cabin prepared
expressly for the nswsrd fsmily entitled
THE DEATH OF ENA.
Little Cordea Howard
Mr y z Howard
kasr which ance by Mile ssore and the farce OF THE
RlIhs LIZ presented y thr company ..o.. ,,.,
Its eas~ns and feel assured that what,
eoae ass fSe viii ud sapsrsr perfor@snces on any
and Afternoon AS well rs wednesday had Saturday.
'G s sa al this Museum l.se- than that in
London II cost 6l0i o. and embraces 90 distinct living
hsh AND plants In crystal poa 80 feet long, where the water
Fun Length way FiguSs of p. DoNNELLy, the Grand
be usual Antiance rs cents; children
ten, Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
spurPprNo.


rsrRsflA PIONEER IiNr-rsT sBii giND iSs
~ o.rfyieg ~ talsd $3.50 mails,
~.lnr pu-tiseif ~ ~ a.l q, rftissd
a. 80 ~. ~ siess ~ sysus, sis.c, On ss ish ms.
"a rnTpsF shr sfsssaAs. s-.schlmp ms..er n
gsF ~ Ma nssr -u esar Cor Melbourne direct the
~ shpp.r .sp Iva, ohssssr masi-r. ~H clear Cor
~ sIrgsf ~ ossRiSoros. sumner master, will
- irslrh 2 ps--.ss-s.sias siss.n, aeoon~cdsOns
wv " cAwHRoS. No sao~inr Srren
Nfki tIls 90 fas and rsab siFenrea cNnslrn
meets tauaGases IN Aus1rAlla. messrs Whsinson Bros
I,nn ssvASsaH Avn VtoRIDA.-rHg srK ,xsdTP
ALshANk csr.sn eco " seasncs 60 rsve
Vsanrsasy Fsfrusu N ~ ae'eers y fren pisr 50
s.s.sss sgg5 = sssi- 3 sfliiiLA sos No q Srosi
s...rn.a sssrS Nanasg weinssity sna Friasy
I,oM cuAELsSFos -TrE sTE ,SSmr AvL>Sr.
s.,ur.ss, ' y, = ssr es...s-.. va ssp.rier =
s.@a ~ srhsr nior mssirn sppy 70 u n. cnOswsIL
Co. IA wssAnson street
r,np roETsworrU AN rYrERsuv o. -rHg
III Unfist ftafss mail s'fsrseip koANpkt. Captun
er,orsF frura rer q safih rsef rhs 80 sr,iye -
rrltsa ga ~ Her titsrnon tud ~ feicfsburg ~ fFw
M mernss 1880. i ~ ~. t,s 80. IT,
srriss m'rs sary frisy ~ -lrr freVci+fs VII go
,ss ns eh.spest ri-ss..,es ~ me- ese.lrlus roa's
bug ana Ei.knona go AtFy - LrDLAs A fLEa
SANTS Ne 3. hrustway.
I'D vuovst-xsw LoNroN lsp NORWICH FRO
IL peer rle from pier 80 "a Nosth tg,f.
fcr.s.r ssi sssass- Sss,s-- a ..sssssr. dosa q "a
s-s,ss -a 4, ". lss4s W . f..nss -.
ssl-. increases isqsr- % q a sAhrlN. A.s.. oass
cposs Co~sA~dt ~rvs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

L,cR SAVANNAH AND rLORIpA.-THE STEAMSHIP
WNSTFRNPohr, Capt T. T. Brrri. viii leave 90 Thurs
t.y Feh - ais z NJ from pe- " North river Pessss-
as viii sucVricr scccmmoisluns weight ~ cen's per
fcss ttesrerr Tor florids connect
stk tsis .fns. AFpy - II. b. CROMWELL Co, No 49,
Int 4 = -esa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
I,nR cHARIEsTOv FLORInA Ann rrNyFsssE

semi wecky-United states mall aide wheel seamsnp
tAre The fsvcrie steamship JAMES ADGEk q g TurnT
COuslcer, VII leave er No North yer, We tnesry,
Ffhrusy ~ - o'clock p ", precisely For -eigh. ~
passage, srpi 20 NPtffuRp, ffLsSrON a c., ~ Bs,~t
The senrnrip 'lclurbte Captain Berry. will succeed
fte Jsnes Adler. snd leave On Saturday Febtuary To-
ard tav0'e steam ~ Caroline and Sade Tor no
rds connect N Charleston with ths from YJrk
1hroBe1 ckc's may Re had hy applying Ih'Iush
trkes % Nemph Tenn neJ also he hei 10y appyng e.
gov' Particular nos,eFpcthcr great rcouchuo 10 freight
fM ftntCn ~ shpperst0 the South and u'bwes. R cae
itF very O@ rates 81 teeh by she above Hoe Insurance
lover tasa y Say her con w. ance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
L,on MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.
II Gang sRoo LINZ.

Packet for February.
Th@ eexszt Al ettrenne clipper ssp OCEAN ROVER, n
y Pickering commander, Will sail direct for Melbourne
promptly her appointed day With elegant ard unsur
sccomnodsous stew more passengers will be taken
~ low rses Apply on board, pier 10 kss river, or 70
haltLER, LORD QuEaEAU, 1OS VAL At
o. aoQnENE, Aekkii.& EI.LtUf. les Pearl Al.
A clipper shir will succeed and sal in March.
xe.srs I.osD Co. consignees 10 Melbourne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA.
u a. a New Orleans-On Weint sfsy, Feb. ", At
oelocs NJ from pier foot OF Warren street Norh vcr
IN, first and fave tie steamship PBibA DELPHI e q. Hart
con vii sail as above Passage can De secured Al TIE once
Of the lima. Shippers Will be supplied with blank bills q
once NO other form. signed, aud bis OF lselng will be
signed after the hour sailing For freight passage apply
Althe o1ice, ~ West street, corner Of Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

EDw ARD K collins, No IS Wal street MI.
BROWN, sHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
b q WAINWRIGHT 4 co Paris
Tke Of these sAps win be accountable oS Kod
less bills Of dng kaned therefor and the hu-eoi
thereI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

A TTENTfON. YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARy
"A REQUESTED mble this day, " clock
Hester and Bowery IN czens dress to sssis, IN
lss tribute OF respect deceased hroh~r Joseph
Miles Nv order 81 NJ. j. kELl.hN Captain.
y. Y kriLsY Secretary.
SAN PRiUs, Old Man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

9th AyENUE.-Two NEW FOUR STORY HOUSES
= sale Eighth ihe east side aud on
tie Apply to j. VAN WAGNER, agent, 1853 Yves
lor.y s.eocd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
SALES os xEAL. EySara

NOR SALE or TO LET-HoUsE 1859 WEST THRIFT
e'gh'h street. one block from broadway ror ,.rms
Seh VIII b. made "a suit the times spciy To AU"tefus
TABEe 1l3 W ater street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

L,oR SALE OR TO IFr-HousE w. CARRoLL
street broosyn; ne.r Carroll psss u god .sct sud
well suited for small family Rent moderate Would "a
change for good house Seventh ward New rork Apply
W AUGUSTUS TABkR, .l3 Wsler sneel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHR UNITED
il States mail steamer ARAGO, II. Lines, commander.
will oIavre touching Southampton land the malls
ard passengers Saturday March al II O'Clock from pier
81 North river foot OF Beach street This ship i've wa
tight comp enclosing the engines that In the event
OF collision ssnding the water could not reach hem and
the pumps being free 70 work. the safety OF the vessel aud
would be secured Baggage not wanted during
he voyage should be sent on boart The day before
marked below" For freight or passage apply " w. 8
B.-Ths steamer Fulton viii succeed the ArAgo and
sail Aprl3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14
" NASH arcrroSEss. -coxsr, RIEs SALE OF

CILBERr &. SAVAGE. AurrroNEFa-Ar SAILS
II room street T.esiay seb. 10 al 10 A
stock OF dealer IN choice dry goods es-y and watches
assignee sale Of fan ey goods, clothing, he.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

EDwAED SCuEkrk, ATCTfONFsh-by " y. ".
~ gcuENrk LA Aouday lsah iDst a. oDe Oclock. Al
their rsi~prcon No - Nassau ~,r.- bag r-e vs. esnas
hlsb warranted perfectly sound kind aud gentle
An evsss ki-o elegant iron horse 10 hands
hlgh years "a pc, sec,y sound hind snd sente.
Bosiou chA.s order made. Also second hand
tonble seated sh pole AID shafts Also two seat
ed sausre Also dortnrs serond hand gig AAo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

k1NOrLAND. AItTlONfEb-hr hltn
IL ARDS KiNGsLAND co, ssssroom lss chansers
sale Of looking glzsses frames engrsynxs
credit approved notes. except bills under
el00-R. K Co will se their rnure si"cs AT auction
the business their salesroom 10
Chamber. street comm -neins Monday Yer IS Al los
O'Clock aud continuing daily until .od Pier. oval and man
slasses do do do frames do do do do In competition
mAbogsnyo a. double esnt single band and eevei EAs-es
of md kpds 500 mahogany double band AMI ,eye
single and bevr sud plain b~ye frames s.xes .i.o
large LOT Of pine stuff 30 choice ensrsvnEs 10
word black walnut ard oak frames sooxng glass
plates &C &c siso invoice OF Britannia aud plated ware
consisting Of lamps spoons cups Ac for account Of
whom u concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

Tor SALE OR To IEr-rEE BROWN sroSE 'FRONT.'
mouse sa Wcs, 2ls for apply the premises
W " sHtRNUuD. itcS hrs~dwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

nHos WITCH, AUCTIoSEER STORE NO BsPRucE
strset-Sherifs sale o. wines liquors. segsrr. Ae,
Monday Feb u.s. s 10 A. NJ at ass Broadway consisting %
large assortment OF wines, hqunr. .rgsrs fruit Ac
JAMES G. wfLLET Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

WV Writer'S AUcrIoSEER WILL SELL on NON
cay at O'Clock. At t5t Canal stree. AL the furniture
Ac house consisting OF everything useful and
accessory for Housekeeping elegant carpets paor su~
Also y furn.hed house to let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

DEooKLYN HOUSES FOR sALE.-THREE FIRs7
ID class frame houses ned IN with brick now being
pleisd each finished Aia bAsa and eel
with range and cis,ern located the west seS oil
Hsmpden street. between Fulton and De Ksb avenues In
heshy srd popular part u Brooklyn bu. few
s,eps from ears Price $40 Apply TO WILLIAM b.
NltfiOiS, owner, 10 Nassau strest, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

ttffON stLk % NV ANrNxVONb HkNH NUsE'
a sns ta.hssns furuiture. rsse~ed pArior Sn',s
bra-s~l~ esrYs. twlntings xs pier slss-s N
DOUGHTY sncienesr VII seA 90 Toe day feo IA a. 10y
clock Toe street. thr enf're fnrni
family from fiiy sccond street. Cor conve
rience Of u rorsoad pNrir suis covered 70
trecsl hrelash hrt.-~l- esrpes- msres
per -si svfs iseles oh psinnSs IN r.cn gu
eirGeres curtains fats
ny h~.@sAs carea h.lr a.r-s-~~ pss-s-~ f~siber
beds mart tap dressing bureaus ~asna,Ands ,or sets,
@hr- diuafr aud te~ .rts crocsery, gss~
~sss COOLING ana parlor Ae cs'sog1es on morn
tng Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

10TH WARD PROPERTY "a ESSEX STREET, fEAf
III Canal street, for sale Tbr frUnt house IN w
story and attic briok 'front.' and rear sre two s'osy t,e
both good repair offered 500 rent tor the pre-
the cosing year Lot rs by ~ 5000 may remain
Apply Immediately 70 VALENTINE WILLIS, ~ Cortland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

OF sAA CAsH-FOR SALE ONE or THOSE SUPE.
- .sDUU rsr built houses No East Thirty sixth
be; ecn seaosd and Third avenues with al the modern
provcmcn,s. Inquire the premises
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rue rsivfl


Of he s,npeu, Europesu artists 10 emp loved IN
lmrrafg The rev ton Of hat practical medical work
iursr traty Physiological Researches" Just tssued
fm napcrbes the causes and effects Of all is
a. delicate r.rre; con aims corious nsru tons for
resUrsua ihose pho prevented bY mpedt
men rom enerug into he rssrrtsse state also profes
spnsl tser aOr us,rapg the rrnls OF chemical tests
rnd tue newly constructed microscope
lenses Price 70 cents sent free 81 postage scy
psrt of he country This sv,usnie be OBTAINED
- well A. the Treirsr from nr BARROW No Isl Prtnce
81 Broadway New York; also
c II, Ring broadway, New York W W Page, Boston zei
Der, Phl.AdelphlA eoi g. q. lance, BALTIMORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

q a sn-CoAi, HN-CoAb At rypa THAN suv
III rrfces D,srbsrg'ns this day frs auau
winch Will denver any CIV
d 81 Lees w cartoen, dealers pedl.rs &C dssa
vhsr ctnverd Apply On pier Zoo, OF hsmmersey street.
sls povety 80 poe 7i Grsene and tss Houston ssrss
'''-' JACOB wxxxa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
LnlIeIY-I.OIIelY.

am so lonely. How often do We hear these words
among the poor homeless friendess Colfornians,
(or California Is called home but by few) yet am
sometimes inclined to think the word has no meaning
that II Is n Chimera Of the brain, within, a fancy.
can realize that II may have a temporary signh
cation: For instance, person accustomed to luxu-
rous food to he reduced to very plain diet, though
II shall he ample yet will he hunger, because he has
not vet learned to relish IT, So person, accustomed
to the tender and delightful fellowship Of family
friendship, when these ties are sundcred for while,
can fluid no thronR so dense, society seductive,
that II can In any way all that aching void or satisfy
that mental hunger aud thirst There is plenty Of
food but II is not the accustomed kind; and mental
starvation only will compel to adopt its new reg-
men, But God in his universal benecence, has placed
abundant store Of mental food, within the reach Of
ALL Ityou have not exactly what you would desire,
you Ave abundance such as il Is and II becomes not
~ your duty but your happiness to adapt your de-
sres to the means furnished We have the sky above
us the earth caTPetedas none but the Almighty art-
hcer can work s'
The heaven s filed with wonders, the earth with
beauty, and we are given capacity to admire and
study all. Our own thoughts are continual book,
unwritten, Ia true, but none the less readable or
interesting. Beside all these, have such store Of
beautiful memories and pictures, that II one had q
mind to get lonely let him set down In an easy chair,
shut his eyes, lay his head upon his hand and turn
over few Of the leaves Of the heart he would soon
forget II, and shrink from nruding voice or
foOtstep. But may be You say you have no time for
this It is nothing but work work. Work Is excellent
company, but sometimes hnd my own thoughts SO
much better, that while my hands are employed my
mind Is far, far away revealing in some lovely spot
with dear friend listening to the accents OF a0ec-
tion, and il Is curious fact that the atmosphere Of
the mind, retcctSOnly those glorious and beautiful
tints Of happiness, while all others are forgotten
absorbed. The most commonplace prose, becomes
in the distance the inspiration Of poetry.
Who has not this hOoAznf memories and pictures ?
DO not keep II scaled, 8ten and read II, you will
nnd company little trouble or that will AFFORD
you greater pleasure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
MY Nf.thcr.

The words are n volume (; and what docs II not con-
tain book Of rare beauty-choice selectons-en-
craven on the mind IN iRefaceablr characters:-
characters Of light, which no time can dim, aud
darkness can hide.
When the shadows Of adversely shut out every ray
81 hope the soul Ii still not all dark, for II turn
back upon the past, and in vivid retrospectlon revel
I'm glorious sunshine OF affection until il Il almost
untitled for facing the tempest and breasting the
counter currents Of active life. 81
Who that has climbed life's summit, and begun to
look downward on the rest Of his journey, has not
many times desired TO linger-forget the present and
remember only the past? With eyes shut TO all the
world, moral darkness within and physical darkness
without, we turn to this endless volume aud read
page after page in the nexIingshabe light Of love
Love so deep that eternity itself only shall fathOm
II, love pure and unselhsh, that while remains
must all feel that heaven Is not far from earth
A love mixed with divine charity, that II covers
all errors and pardons all sin, even fOrgetfuness Of
itself
1t can even endure the unovinR return Of migrate
full offspring, and love with selfsacricinR devO-
ton. II woman brought sin upon man, God hath
given her atoning grace. She has become
tinual sacrifice, and good men are satisfied.
FLORA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-30
SheriE's Sale

TlY virtue Of an Execution issued out of -.
- Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court liz
Judicial District, for FL Dorado County. on a inda
mcnt rendered on the 5th day Of December. a
1891, i'll favor Of Adam BranthOver and AGAIN.;
Charles {. Mclean, for the sum Of One Hund,"S
EightySiN and 2O-l00 Dollars. costs Of suit 49,
accruing costs, have levied upon aud seized snS
will expose to public sale, at the Court House ~
Placcrvillc, on the 22nd day Of February, A. n
l>H, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right, title in
tcrcst and claim Of the said Charles &. Mclean ~
in and tn the following Described property. lyin1
and being III the Town Of Grizzly Flat, COUNTY ~
I'll Dorado, and State Of California, to Wit: All
Of certain Lot or Tract Of Land ON the north siJ
OF Main street, bounded on the " est by the mem
iscs Of Samuel stare ON the north by the pubIic
common on the east by the premises Of L. Abra
hams, and on the south by Main strert,-frontinv
One Hundred Feet on said street and IunninS
back Nv" Hundred Fcct,-with the Frame Cotta0e
House and all the impruIc ueRt- thereon; also
britain Lot OF Farrell Of Land on the south side
OF sald Main street. bounded on the east by the
premises If J. W. Fuller; on the south by the
public common; "n the west by the premises or
\. l.. McElwcr, and on the north by Main street.
fronting an said street Thirty Feet and running
back Tw" Hundred Feet, with the House and Sta.
BILE. Together with the improvements thereon.
= erih Office, PhccrNillr, January 18th A. n
lA;r. r. BOGARDIS
Sheriff Of FL u RADIO County, Cal,
t]0tsI ~! IL. Is. HOPKINS, Deputy,