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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
Ii QUARIERMAsTER's OFFICE,

IL QUARIERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON ID June, 1850.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL Sealed Proposals
WILL be received at this office until O'Clock. M,
of SATURDAY. the 3Dth June s'ant, for supplying
Wood and Coal to the United States Marines, sta
tIoued st Washington, ID. c., from the LIST July,
1850 TO the Soth June, 1851.
said wood TO be OF the best quality oak ssplng and
the coal TO be beet quality whlts ash anthracite bro
ken and screened and free from dust; and TO weig
224o pounds TO the ton all to be measured.
piled, and delivered, at such times and In such
quantities, wthln the wal of the Marine Barracks,
as the Commanding officer of said station may
require, free of expense TO the United states,
al Gases 10 be inspected and certified by tbs wood
and coal ard measurer for the district in
which the marine barracks is located.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
with the names OF two persons known To this Office
as suretles; or, unknown, certified by an ofiioer
Of the Government, To be endorsed Proposals for
Euel Tor United states Marines, stationed at
Washlng ton, ID c., and addressed to
QEdrtermdSttr'S Once, U. s. VI. Corps,
lie lawt3DthIe VdShtugtoa n o.
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~ bALIIuOhG
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Dssscrrsd tAs Csrfass, SPEEDY, srs ezAs
Egsetsal Remedy q. fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELFCACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TFo DAYS.
v..s...s .fu. s..s su.s,r,. As.,u.u. SIR. ue..,.
sad Bladder, iRvsinns.ry DssShsIGss lmSosssy esnsl
1. ss,
Dlrnns 81 Sight Giddinss DssHss Eft. BEAD Thrsst
s... T.SrSl. N S.oSs.r. sr..aS ksS sssr; ssss q
fsu.sss.. Dr.sdfs ana D..se'. Prsste.s .h,ss sss-
der Marriage InFessss aud dssrey ssts ssdy ssd hsd
YOU'VE mEs
Especially vAs A.-. 1sess the ',ens Of s.ts.ry vi.s,
sutin.y G,. thsSssna, 81 YssRg Ma e .S'
st.d s.sHs and brilliant nt.,st night s,A.r., s.'.
cd listening Ssnstss viii the hsnds sfseQssoss
vai.a ss.'.sy tAs h'inr yrs nay ssh VIII fsl ssss
MARRIED rEhsoss, % Yssnt Mes sssss.plstsg nss
s.yY.,m s..f .'..sf ss,.a '''"v'
Ne .ho Pl.e. him..fsndsr ts. q D.. rsugs
ss.y eonkd. his honor Gsntsnss and ssatdsOay
spsa his sfil a. physsisn.
OFFICE NJ. soVrl rrEDrlIcIsYRrrY.
lst AIDE gonf frsn R.lnsrs fec deem trea
ne e.Tn.r. Fsl ne, s,as.I. lever
ssst be psla and ssussin sstsnp
Dr. gOMHsy0u,
h,assn .fhs a.ys cs.E. .fssrs..a, Aseas.. sr.ds.s
ffsn Of The msst smHsn cs.f" 10 The pnfsd st.s'
lsss Of LOOdeh Pars Phs a.iPhis and s..~h.. b.s 81
snS.a; many uossi.d 100 TiasSs IN %. S..s .ne cas-.
vh.n s'l..P tr.st n.r'.s.n... beng alarmed s.Sess
tEss With dsrsnGsmtnt Of mind, cured sdstslv.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
..s.n PRAGUE. aGSis.d "a .s.a .s%."s Sss if.s..S.,
l.sEn.d trOm .Iu ssmPsHls, Of At school %. .s.eo
rsndsr msTrsgs iHPosnsis Ena dsstsys ssh mind ass
BODY, should apply nmsda;sly
~ .ary habit 81 yosth w.SlH... e tSs kses ara
limbs Pas ii. Mead Dn... q ssh Loss slusesl.r
Power PSPissou Of th. Heart DysP,Psy Nerves. lrrsS
~ Dsrsngsm.nt fths Dg,su's Fsnetsns ssRsr healthy,
mESTALLY-6, fsarfsi .t.su on IN. mind ar. n..l \.
Dr., 1'd-lo.s 81 m'msry ConfS.sn 0fls'ss D.Brssss.
Love Of soasds, Tudiiy ,;s eco. 81 IN. ava, pr.
NERVOUS Dr7iLlrY.-Th..sad,, ca, ..v ,,ds, VIA,
sominT vsak, pale and hs.nf snfp.,
sPPssrAnss sesSt as eeEgh mPtsms
DIsEAsEs or iMPRUDEeCE
WIEN The sgSidsd and imprud,ut .ery Psss.r, See,
happen, that sr,sd sfds..r.r,
e ron aPrInf z ,ao,. VIE ire. :dSs'tca .sa
h.Rd. Of ignorant sud dsgnng Pr,uad.s -ho inesP.S.
.f eurng, feh hi, psevniary 'ueshe, ts.p trSt1s
tanned IN despair ..1. him Sb rs".d s..tS I. OF.
.r S s.ss S.sPpo'nn'Ht or sy a.. rs. Of the. dad,
srnbl' disease sueh ht..cr, Is, Threat ssss
p..d to 3. ar,safs ."s.sa. :, .."s,. S 4. Ps
doesvsr'd country from whose bOsrns usvsl returns,
d. am Imr orr ,cy aH'c wEAKsrss
III, S'. .Ss r.%.a, ..si1, .its. .g.,.
meet nsrv.ss ans dssilstsd, VIE had lsst all hsps
kssn imm sdstsly relieved.
sseon., Io. 81 PI.er.aii1. Possr E.rI..s Trr..g,,
frnblnr and Wssknsss Erhsasuso sfas ssss fs.rf.
ENCOURAGEMENT or TEE rsIss.
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cared attnn ln'utstlss y1tsls
ss sp.rssioos p.fsr@.d =, D. J.ss.."' r5S...e
rsPer.u Of the psP.u sod many shs psuess nsues, q
.id.. his s,.nsns az. s.n.m.S. r..s.,,
sllIty sssei.nt EsAr.ns.. .. che .fist.d Jan ay
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DENTISTRy

n DENTISTRY,
DR. HILLS, after 8 practical test of two years,
feels that he c6n with confidence recon- r1H
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting 1
srtlhoieI teeth IL has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheopness Fail
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Once 306 Pa. avenue. seJ
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Jos :. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right OF pre- eInption
10 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated, is required to ss-
tablsh the same tn the satisfaction of the register
and receiver OF the proper land Office and ma Ike pay
pent therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
OracIng the tract claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. JOS = WJISOE
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce,
NOTR-Under the regulations of the department.,
as heretofore and now existing, pay ment can he
InaIe Ior advertising proclsmatons except to such
publishers as are specially authorized to publish by
the ConmIasIOner Ofthe General Land Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-27

TIE PECULIARLY AND NECESSITY OF SLEEP
There Is no fact more cleary established in the
physiology of man than this, that the brain ex-
pands It's energies and itself during the hours Of
wakefulDess and that those are recuperated during
sleep, If the recuperation does not equal the ex-
Penditure, the brain withers-this Is insanity
Thus II Is that, In early English history persons
who were condemned TO death by being prevent
ed from sleeping always died raving manacs
thus IL Is, also that those who starved odeath be-
come insane, the brain is not nourished, and they
cannot sleep. The practical differences are these
L. Those who think most, who do most brain
work, require most sleep ? That time saved
from necessary sleep is infallibly destructive to
mind, body, and estate. 3. Give yourself, your
children. your servants-give all that are under
you the fullest amount of sleep they will take by
compelling them to 90 to bed at some regular
eatly hour, and to rise the moment they wake
zhd, within fortnight, nature with almost the
regularity ofthe rising sun, will unloOse the bands
Of sleep the moment enough repose has been Sc
cured for the wants of the system. This is this
only safe and sufficient rule; and as TO the cues
ZION how much sleep any one requires each
must De rule for himself great AZURE will never
fal to write it out to the observer under the req
ulauons just given.
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THE EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANIS.

love 20 90 and mingle with the young
In thy gay festal 'oOn-when every heart
is beating faster than the merry tune.
And their blue eyes are restless, and their lips
Parted with eager JOY, and their round cheeks
Flushed with The beautiful motion of the GAUGE
And can look Upon such things. and go
Back 20 my solitude, and dream bright dreams
or their fast CO ming years, aud speak Of them
Earnestly IN nv prayer. till am clad
With a benevolent jOy-and this 4 know
To tho worlds eye, Is only idleness
NJ P. Wills.
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O-A merchant having sunk his .hon floor g,
couple OF feet, announces that '.n consequence If
recent improvements, goods will be sold consd-
erabIy lower than fOrmerlyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-27

A Too Communicative CHmD-"Sonnv. do
You love me any,n
30 don't though ."
what for,u
Because you always bring me candy when
you come 10 see Sissy Jane Give me some more .,
And what does she love me for p,
", cause you take her to concerts, and give
nef 30 many nice things. She says so long as you
are fool enough to bring her shawls and bonnets
candy"
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tsrE MARRIAGE,

WedlOck joins nothing If II jOin not hearts
Marriage VA never meant for coats of aims
HeIa dry toNrishes on metal silk,
Or wood KaotcIsS,
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD's
IL IMPERIAL WINE BTTTFRS.

. Are now being used from MaIne 10 the O. eat Salt
Lake, All the universal verdict of all who use
EN- either as a Dlefictns a beceTdEe. ls that
they are unsurpassed ia the world. for. Dods used
them successfully he practice for Is years before
We purchased Of him the sole light 20 manufacture
and present them for sale 10 the public. For the
cure Of lncipient Consumption, digestion, Dye
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Oisea es, Female Com
plalLt and 81 cases REG ulrinE tome, they are be
their medicinal properties they q pure, whole
some and delghtfui Beverage. producing al the
pleasant exhile' atlng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their Injurious results Ct all friends Of
humanity and all advocates OF temperance assist
US IN substituting these valuable Vegetsb bic Bitters
for the mineral pOiSonS snd adHlferated Lignors
with which the country lie flooded. and thereby ef-
Zee Us ly ad IN ian shint disease and Drunkenness
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD 4 CO,
Proprietnrs, Is William street, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent
WashlngtOn, ID. c.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, 1, ., q 3,
frssefsd Nv Royal Letters Paisss or Esslsad, s4s
Poris 80 ~ T,.1.,soi CnIi,<. 20 M.Ss, -. ~

FisaAa.
No. I is Invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhrs, and all physical disabilities.
No. completely erEdioates ell traces Of thoee
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernicious use Of copayIa and cubebe.
n.rcuTy, thereby insufing 20 the sufferer speedy
relief Dispensing oil impurities, and roofing out the
venom ofdisease,
TRIEsEMAK, Mos, I. q and are prepared in the
form Of lorense. devoid of taste and smell, snd
can be carried n the weistooet pooket Sold IN TN
tered By Vs.pesu, Lallemsnd, Roux, Rlcord, &c.
Price IS each, or four cases for % which saves es
TO be had, Wholesale and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW,
194 Bleecker street, four doors below moDoufsi
mlttanoe, DR.: Barrow will forward the Triesemer
20 any part OF the world, securely packed, and ad-
Sold ALSO b 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr,, Wash
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n swINDLIN6 QUACKs.
SAuTIQN!.Quscksi -eAelr boots, oordials,
Bnohsh HosPits,., inst.Sms9s, or RlnssLshs,
write for my private Circular on
sPEkMATOKRHlE Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, eddreef, In perfect conf
denoe. your friend, former sufferer, merely suDST
soribins Boz 1f6, Charlestovn. Mass.
ieN-D&W1y
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DIR; J. BOYEe DODs'

IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys. b adder aud Unnsry
Organs, and especially for Female DISTRACTIONS.
never fan TO cure, and warranted To give salts
fiction.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Propuetors, - William ST., New York.
j. SCHWARTZ,
Je7-ly,T Agent. Washington. ID, q,
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
4 roO,MPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
fGf Diseases OF the BLADDER KIDNEYS
U T re- LII ana pROPSICAL SWELLINGS
ara excItes the ABSOR BENTS into bealt6y AZ
asPositlCns, and ali UNNATURAL ENItARGE
FIN "a IL are Ieduced, as well as PAIN and in
MEN, ROMEN, Or CHILDREN
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FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
r. arrived d thus day, emh acinI al quail; &ySM
Dress ana Packing T unks Our trunk 018N
sales room Exhibits a. this time the greatest arietI
OF tIavelIng requisites at Moderate prices. 20 be
Gon Of LADIES HAT BOXES, VALICES,
CAkPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &c.
iDOld Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
for new ones.
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co,
Trunk Sales Room
mar Stiff 322 pa svSnus
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WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Street, Ret,ceen 9Th AID IOth Streets.
- we rave lust finished a number of FIRST GLASS
CARRIAGES, such as Light Fdney. Ms@ sls q
WAGONS, Pqrk Phedtens, Family Car-HS
q yer. small profit
Beng practical mechanics in different branches
Of the business, We fetter ourselves that wa Lnnys
the styles and quality of work that will rive a1
,s"ton' combining lightness, comfort and durabIii
:, Repairing promptly and carefully attended IN n
the shortest n, hee and most reasonable charees NJ
WALTER, KARMANN B0PP.
ap T-dIy W "'' - hooAs
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Sod by :. 3. WAITE, 52s Seventh street. and q
=. FoRp. IN, corner Penn. avenue and Eievsntb
ANb AL DRUGGISTS FVEByWgrRr
ASn "a, foh BEEMBOLD's. TAKE No oTHER.
ANDAvoID IMPOSITION AND EXPosuRE
aps eoIv ooon 6
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A CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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~ Mrs Gaskeil. author Of Mary Barton, Moth
anT - SOM, S S 90; vol price IS GENTS.
Thorne &c; &o., vol; price 81. Al
NstSfa Hstory for The use Of SCHOOLS and Pam
WITH n ny Tear ny a Hoossr illustrated
by =. BLANCHARb& MOHUN,
JeA cor, Eleventh st., and Pa av
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LET NO FALSE DELFCACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
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q nRiAe y.
pAgOuHsyOu,

hsassn .ftss hsys Cs:.Es .ssrgs.a, Sseess fr.dsss
frsn Of the ce!sfss the pnsd etsss,
ana the greater part whose life has been spent k.
Pttals Of Loudoh Pas Phe 1sPts aud sssv hsrs has Of
fsetsd OF Tia ASTONISHING that
Known; trosslsd vita rngng tue head and
when asssPi great nsr'sNsnss being alarmed stddss
sssnds bAshfulnsts WITH sgu.nt hIshnf susndsd
tEss with dsrsn sf und eursd
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AND IMPoTENCY.

this great aud ~ssknsss ssfss
spssdhy cured and fol virsr Tsstst,d rhssssnds a.
ana dsbilits ted, VIE ksDs IA,
been imms distsly rslisvsd.
AL mpsdmsnts 20 Marriage. Physical Mental Dtse
te.uons, Loss ef Preersafivs Fewer, Hvsu lrritstt
frsnbhr and weakness Erhszsusn sfhs Meet fssrf.
Kind spsssdy cHrsd
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Epseialy whs have bscems the stctma OF ssisry Ntes
that dreadful and dssset.s habit which anhNay svssps
sutnsy grs's thsysaOas II YoShg M<n q ne
Gltsd talents and brilliant insse vhe night ethsrvfss have
listening ssnstss win the thsndsr sfssqssoss
vailed ssstssy tAs 'inG 1--WE, nay ssn vI1 fsi ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-27

TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington ut a. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 614 s. III. and Ga m. and
connects st Alexandria with the Orange aud Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest.
Ofice-PennsJlvana avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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MEDICINES.

IN. JOHNSTON,
~ BALffBfoRg
LOCK BOsPIyAL.
Has Dssec~~sd tAs ssosf Csrfats, SPEEDY. e.s ezls
EGsefsal Remedy ~ fAs Horid.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF lMpRUDENCE
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Wsskasa u As n.sk. ssgsrss Afsensrs sfths Kcssys
ssd Bladder, iIvsnnry DsShsTgst. imfosssv, esners
fssen sfIssa,, PapitsOs Timiday, Trsneha
Dlrnns 81 SIGHT Gddsss Dsszss eide Read. Thr~st
Hsss skn. At,sucns 81 the Lsag.. Stomach Bessis
thsss Terrible msoFdsn srsIng from soiiary naeu q
Ysuthhsss Drssdsl snd Dsstruet.s Prseuess winch
Ar md lstn Erdn
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

turf In Its present condition, it gives
TO the village tt at worst pCssble look q
person Or place can wear-shJtlcss.
Itnot only looks bad but IS bad. You
will send your children to school this
summer expecting them to make wonder
full progress in the Q ementary studies
But you are deluded. They won't do it,
and don't blame the teacher. 1t is sim
ply impossible for children to study with
that patch of black dirt before them
We have read of an author who could
neither study or write if he had a hole
in his stocking. We don't blame him,
and how can children be interested in
study when their chief aliment is dirt
No matter how clean their aprons and
"trowsers" and faces may be when they
go to school, after they get there they
sit on benches grimed with dirt, and
when they go out to play, they play in
the dirt, and when they return, it sits in
through the open door and windows, and
the dirt not only covers their clothes, and
gets into their eyes and under their fin
ger nails, but it works into their brains,
and they take muddy view of things
generally.
Who will SEQ that that square is put in
a proper way to $50 10 grass!' Who
will be phianthropic on small scale?-
Who will see that the "young innocents"
are rescued from the grimy devil of
dirts
Ifthis slight appeal is UNDECIDED we
trust the various ministers in this place
will seize some early opportunity to
preach sharp discourse from the text,
Cleanliness IS nert to goodness" and
make an application Of to this particu-
lar matter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

We, have received the second part OF
"Cassells Illustrated Family Bible" and
also the first part of "Cassell's Popular
Natural History" both published by Cas-
sell 81 Co., on the 1st and 18th of each
month, Park Row, New York. These
publications give great promise of inter
est and worth. The ILLUSTRATED Family
Bible" contains large amount of infor-
nation relative to the prophecies, and in
cidents and characters of the sacred text.
''The eDgravings which are numerous,
represent Landscapes, Buildings Monu-
ments, illustrations of Arts, Manners and
Customs, and whatever can be more clear
ly represented by pictorial than written
descriptions, or by which the text may in
any degree be elucidated.
The popular Natural History" is a
work Of superior beauty, and is especially
adapted to interest and instruct the Fam
lily circle. "While having basis sound
" scientific, it is written in style that is
popular, and freed from al technical
.iss; but it must be seen to be apprscia-
ted"
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EEOyyAEgHs AsSssCAAk A<'AS
pHILADELPHlA

Bencr,1cnt f,,.tt,tion estadii:hed 6y SPf e!
a be,'ert'g for he relic Of the Sie% and D1
trcssod qtd;stos nth V:r''le a,'d h Baense,
D;reases asd especially for The Care q D'S'dSe'
of tie SaeWaL Organs.
Med;cal advice given gratis. by the acting
SURGEON to all who apply BY letter. with a de-
scription of their condition,(age, occupation,
HABITS of life. dcc.,) and in cases of extreme
poverty, medicines furnished free ofcharge.
Valuable reports on spermatorrhoea and
other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the Dispensa-
nv, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envel-
opes, free of charge, Two or three stamps for
postage viii be acceptable.
Address. Or. J. sKTLLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No ?,
South Ninth Street. Phil. Pa. BY order Of
the Directors.
G, FAIRCHILD. E. d. HEARTWELB
President, Secretary,
No23 y.
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7 SHALL KNOW HER AGAIN
BY B. F. TAYLOR.

Oh, have you not seen on some morning in
June,
When the flowers were in tears, and the for
ests in tune,
When the pillows of dawn broke bright on
the air,
On the breast of the brightest some star cling
ing there.
Some sentinel star, Not ready to set
Forgetting 10 wane, and watching there vet i?
How you gazed on that vision of beauty aw lille
How it wayercd till won by the light of God 5
smile;
How it passed through the portals of pearl
like a BRIDE
How it paled as it Passed, and the morning
star died
The sky was all blushcs, the earth was all bliss,
And the prayer of your heart, BE mine end
ing like this."
So my beautiful MAY passed away from life $
even;
So the blush of her being was blended with
heaven;
SO the bird of my bosom fluttered up to the
dawn.
A window was open-my darling was gone
A truant from tears. from sorrow and sin
For the angel on watch took the wanderer in |!
But when | shall hear the new song that she
sings
[ shall know her again, notwithstanding her
wings.
By those eyes full of heaven, by the light on
her hair,
And the smile she wore here she will surely
wear there.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
COUNTY OFFICERS.

G, W. CAIRNS, Register of Deeds Office
in " iseS Block. Broad Street.
J. Ii. SOUTHWICk, County Treasurer !;
office in WiSes Block.
HENRY p. AMES, Sheriff; f. N. RED
MON, Deputy; office over City Bank in
Wisc's Block, Broad Street.
p. D. PIERCE, District Attorney, Office at
Trimbeie.
All. YOUNG. Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; O. GIBBS, Jr., Deputy; office in
WiSe's Block.
OLIVER GIBBS. Jr. Clerk of County Su-
pervisors a. II. YOUNG, Deputy. Office in
Wise's Block.
VIM HOWES, County Judge; Office in
Wise's B ock.
P. V, WISE, Special Court Commissioner
under the new code.
JAMES Il. HUNTER, County Surveyor;
Office at Pleasant Grove.
OLE WINGER, Coroner; Office at Martel.