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VI. N FALLS. Pr~t
Ha f S$SIIISEESSS!SSESSS.f EsSI;t;sSsjEF
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE For
TIE WEST, y,a HUDSON = Nv,

N02A 81 RdILRoAD aad NEW YoRE
GENITAL RAILROAD. Express Trsins leAve
New York ty depots Of Hudson River Railroad
daily. Sundays excepted, az folovt:
Prom Chambers street. From Slst at station.
Hoo" 6ooPm lbs " 6spn
Montreal and Buffalo
Train with sleeping
Connecting at Albany with the New Yorf Can
ira hallroed for schenectady. Roohester, Utaoa
Batav,s, Rome, and stations on Rene and Water-
Town Rallrost. Buffalo. Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Genevs, Cal sndaifua
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspeb-
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo anc lake Huron ard
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton, Toropto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Mivsukie. Fou Du Lac
ka Crosse, Madison, Prairie Du Chen, Ga ena,
Dunleith. Dubua ne, Peoria, Rock Islsnd, Muse
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, QuIrcy, Syrinekeld,
Alton, st Louis, Cairo, Terre Eaute, indianapoIs
Louisville Cincinnati, DAYTON. Columbus, Clrye.
land, and aC points West, Northwest and south
west
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, With Troy
Boston and Rens. a. Saratoga Poads for Sarstosa
Whitehall, Rutland, Burli ngton, 1T Adams Rosss
Point, PlsttsburEh, OgdensbuTfh, Montreal, &o,
IL Freight Arrangements BY thi. route a.
above, without change Of Cars from the Depots 10
Chambers and canal streets. are at all times &c
favorable as made by othcT Railroad Ccnpanles
The facilities Of this great New York Rn1ts 20 the
West commend II TO the confidence Of merchants
an sh ppers for promptUess ard Dispatch.
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Cars run Ia connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars as to local trains and freight ar
rSngements, inquire at the depot, S. Warren st
A, r, SMITH. Superintendeut
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\ HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
E 81 TffstN nIt sf fRi ISsS Si6 S2h


And WEST, Trains leave:
From Chambey St NY From Ssth street
Express, and IL a. m, rs, II Is q. m, and SIS
and $50 and p. m. 5,25 IN,
Toy and AlhaSy with loS N, dsundsys in
foux hkeepste train s, q 10 Is s, H. and Leo D. IN.
m LIS p. m.
Peekskill train, cop m as D. m,
Sing Sing tran, 8 90 m. SIS q m. and ass and
And 50 and 600 p. m. SIS D. m.
FishkIll train, $50 2. mis- IS p M.
4. v SMITH. Superintendent.
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w. r. SMITH,
Master Of Transportiop,
l., nj. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
rALBhSS kAfEkSHp aD
TROY, N0RTH AND VEST.

svxzrzs.p, NEW Y0kK, HARLEM AND
A LEA AHkPANEE E eMAltYR 6kRP FOR
Albany sttM Mk4S, EER RRTR AMR WEST.
Commencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
For Abauy-ll:oo O. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plsins-4oop >. m. Stopping at White
Plain. ana st.tons north 70 Dover 1isins-ffo@ from
lThi. train viii run to Millsrton every Saturday
For Cro.on. Falls-s:s.. m. stopping at all sta
lions north Of Eordham from 2sth street statioa,{
ping .; 81 stations from asth street statisi
pa a0f t White v ppi i, ?: m stopping
For Williams Bridre-is, Ills q. m. and = :,
m. stopping at sll stations nom nth street stafu
Returning will leave
AIbany79o0 q. m. fast express train.
lsTto I, ever, Monday morning st q. nj
W WIFI: Plans Sic, iso !. m. $40 4 100 m.
MIi!ans Brldg eN;s:So, 500 a. m. hoo p. m.
street tree for Central P.rk, YorfviIle. ssrlem and
'y TSh tr Hcfi o a $50 s.p to
szsxu.rNE YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ri. Perry and Long peef, from foot IF cS.mSsG.
'ss' NEW ESISk n ssf or buntl and Buffalo
for I.1sIT s1d e
MIR IL R' dsl Poi }oI 6asvls. and inter
TOo 5. n m ACCOMMODATION, daily, for pOr,
Jery,s, and PrlnePsl stations
a@ ?: m. WAY. for Middlstovn, Nevbursh.
300 ,. d.: NISaT EXPIRES daily, for pun-
s5s' F Rgs0 and pInePsl s.5.sD:
So n: cSoSMoDA zT55 for bonneville.
cH.s. MINor. ssa1 sup'..
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
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POINT COMFORT
Leave. the lower .Pd 81 Union DOCK, Bait;
u o'cccf r. III. tsfinf passengers and fsisSt, and
eonneotinr With the Railroad lines. 20 ard RON
Washington, ID. c., Phliads phla. New York, Boo
West, Inmediately afer the arrival Of the Express
Train from New FORK and Phiadeiphia.
The following 10 the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and bsck.-.sh
From B Bst siGspn .hs sf b.es
ErPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. a. the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of CourtlsDd street.
In Phi soc phIa, at the Company's once, N. w,
corner Of Sixth sDd Chestnut streets, or at the
Depot, BrOsd and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers. foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER.
PASSENGER Aren't.
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Ok. J. Ii. MoLBbH'S
STREEGTEEEIEG CORDIAL
AIRED BLOOD PURIFIER.
rHE &REATES- REHEDT ~ tia Would,
"A and the most -
40 DELIcIo.s .sp EGG
DELIGHTFUL S IA
FINN his .ut.h, ,.L WEE -
EAA :sr.d b "a, di.lls. $3.50
EA tie, 81 ys9t': ..Iss. SSfEts
~ Ei,si Feet s,y.aSa. Ea@@
ErE Esss, AID s.sdsB.s a
RtE .n.s;l i,I' TIA -'s- ~;
81 ,. ts' :-', :,,. .:f!;: HA {
Before taxing ;,.;..,y s,.ss;sa.sGter taking.
ai,lh.a sr.assaE. Collisions, sKrrI.I.:.g srrs. cad IA
.s., i.lsls ,s-s ss ,..sT..:ss =: si.s,.sd .y,i:n
ss.ltk ,lI tStrs.s.
H.LEAY'5 SThEHG-HEEING e0RDIsL
w .sssI-y s.,, LIZ n,, Gs,PIst n,.E:.',s
:.d oil t,'s, ...!p. &c. o,s1d'.sd Liysr sssa.
E. ss. a:i a. d.. "a.
s.s..s 4. s Ts, f,fs:.'. =, -. 5:aI r,!is'
r.i. 81 u. sii. rsd Eyes sis: Egss, i.e.Tf F,,.r
s. s ~ u IT, sr.:s.. & @ pS..s.
Esss, "a Is 5ii., ,.d Fever s.d Asss Ter Giii. tsd
eYEB MIkAI0F BOTTLES
kavs ssss Geld daIaE lie s.t six zsslhs, .Aj n In
s.sss sss fssd SViaE sntIs sst5sssi!sz whs h.s,
yin .zs.I f,sy wstkss,I 81 DsslEiy via, sehdk H's
ssE'sJ az scssssSs iSss Of ne i,ss9i.
and Il.sH sisssalsss shSrEs F,s4ssst b ksE dis
Cordial "a Ia. di...sd, tssssa ssd shattered serves,
,ys.n. v.s.t' bras. de-. y :ss., yea. b s..I,.
satss /. rs:.sist 10 TIA rJi,tias h,slth s.d rizsI
&sakLED fEhEONSs
.a ' ssSssss I'D cosss ss
rssEs sfsaeratsI TIA sysr ,ad ali VIE ssys !.
vssd tssaslvssy in7TsEsr iaGsgsRsss will fEd tiIs
Cordial . ssEisss sSc sSssd, rs7sts.
20 TEE LADIES'.
kckHArH s9gi1srzzEisa OO:SIskn q I.,s.-
tigs Gsd rfssd; ss7s fsr lsep!.Rt Cslsss ?Gss Whites,
SstsTEisd 81 Elssn SsRgsTxstsx sss.issess Of GTiss
81 inysfssry Ksassgs tssr.sf Palllsg ~ tie [Ess,
cddis PEAtis skd all diseases ipsti
gHHEE rs NO MISTAKE ABoprIr
s1ftI Es Issgss. Tsss Il ssssyfss 70 dt.ssrsha IL s;l
tuess;,, gss. and in-jssFsts yss ssd ,ss
s!ssn Of ssaita ysu sAssk Ssss. Evsry &,
sasrssssd 10 ave ,susissuss-
SOR CHILDhEH,
Jtss eGlaysz Ess tisklJ ssRJ aiitte5, EekEAas
C5za&s wis tssa tsaItky, fat and rssss Dslay
act rsEsE5 NY 81, ssd yes vii b sssriss,d. Ills de-
hsisxs 10 tsSS,
skgyycR.
yea p.Ils t.sss, ukisS tLsy sIs ssy
:s M Cos isis : and a.,
eshisy sss is the sRy remedy that will purify the
Beso sPd TIE time hs systs
r,'.n,e 70, C.slsr, Calls and rsrsr, Y.lov Fever o.
:iS .,, S...,: i:s lag; s;;,. ,''
LislasHI fr.sirsi perss TIA ssrssr Of 7hird s.d
Pine streets, y. Leafs, he.
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\ E!dIIC;4. ct tEo corner of Penn. q
avenue ana Ele-sLtn street, has been sz:f9&s&
greater Inducements for tho pttronsEe of ciII1sns
ano strsrS9rB tiisn any Other public house ia the
notel on PenE. sFerue, Gnd his accommodAtIobs
TOT termEneaI or trsnsi-nt bo.rdeTs unexoeptiOn-
eole, 5ho Oar Snd 1ursrt arTanE SIN nts of ths
6E-otoen Sote hss alC sdcy tscosnc ;sTv eO on
~: Oelns RI thaf Ca Re teglrei b, ths most fer
adl9us. lie proprietor Fledse 80 aEremi.teG alter
Hch and continued lbortl expenditures 70 give sat-
sIaotion 70 81, and TINS TcueHs his lngits ION 70
~ 20 rive the Enrose.n Hote Gall DE- an
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sESiNDlVlDuAt ENTERPRISE
EASTERSrAGR WESTERN

KENT" Capt, J. n. KIrvan.
"PJ0N6ER,r Capt. w, Norman.
Will run their routes Is follows, leavinr IIfht
street., Ba timore, foot of Camden, al ! O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landing,
on ChOptank rIver, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
Monday.
For Annssolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning ssd 70 days.
PI0NEER-FoT 81. Mlohael's and Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
the same day,
For Annapolis, West River, Can't -ldse, Oxford
and Easton Point. every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West RIVER, st. Michael's and
Eaton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday by same route.
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Esstop
Pare TO st MichaePs and Miles RiverirounS
Faro 70 West River, (round trip, sil-..--- 90
Fare to Annapolis (-ound trip rs oeIts)- u
MEALS EXTRA.
lrFreieht must be prepaid.
w harf and Ofhoe, Liz HIT ST, foot Of Camden.
Baltimore. c. X. CANNON.
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Frss 1ks Exsrttas4, NerJoIt, VI.
CspEsljo Fills AocOns,:sh The object for vbieb
they were made, VIZ: Cure OF hea6sohe In oil its
tornf.
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HR DUPONT'S SEGREGATED FE-
~ MALE REGULATING PILLS are RS
the Csry best an use They operate speed ~
snS efectusuy, and beng Jug rIcoate b
cTea Re no lhusea upGn the most de Icate~ -
soy ach tTIsl of Il ese Pills will prove their
superiority over all others, Price Oss Dollar 8
box. Sod only at UPHAM'S, 3i0 Chosnut
q seslcd envelope. Sold in Washington BY ).
CALVERT FURD, corner llth street snd Pa.
ave. sep eoly
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HON FIELD SERVICE.-Heavy GREY and
Brown Mixed Blankets, that weig h from to !
pounds PSF pair, 8 very scarce article
also, IN, bed, Cnb, and Cradle B ankets, all
sizes. Table Glot s, Sheeungs, Pillow Cottous,
Napkins, Towels. &c.
with al! other kinds of Dry Goods for the gen
eral and apecla waits Of families.
floors. 10y rr
One prize only, marked in plain figures
PERRY &c BROTHER,
Pa. avenue anf - nth 1T,
DC IL "perry BnilGiDg ~
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Fees fAs Exsssissy, Rsrfs4, Va.
.heJ hago been tested in more than tksssSat
sAscs, with entire sucoosz
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Fro~s IAs Rsstss K. x, Gsxstts, CAtsSse, ~,
We RoarsllI endorse Mr.. SpalGins. and his IN.
1TAllei Ce1hAlio Pllls,
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- Frors fAs DtssotTsf. So. CI-H4, Mina.
Won are, o. haze bseu troubled " 18th the head
enc, seLd f1I boz. iCephs.c Pills j 10 that yov
nay have them In case OF An.att2ck.
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q N u D IS
QEdrfgDlISfsy GsnrnFs OEcs,
Washtsstoa City. JrIy l8, 1851
PLlrs AND SPECIFICATIONS for huns of an,
3oats def me western rivers are on exhibition 81
ms ms once, and ht ctnees Of Qusrtermasters a.
Plttsburs, ClnoIpnS.i, ~. ! souis and Alton
Boats 10 be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
sent TO QusrteTmaIter General oftho United States
VI. e. MEIGS,
iJB Brig. Gen1 and z ms rtermasEGr Cont,
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FfsH fhs Exsssissy, Rsrfssk, Va.
EheJ hayo been tested in more than . tks.ESae
'Ases' with entire suooesz.
Rs Erezs tss Dtssoersf. So. Cg.us, MssS,
Won are, o. hs.o bseu troubled " ith the had
may have them In case OF an.attsok.
Fross tAs Rs,tss K. x. Gssstts, CAiaSss, ~.
nT.lled Ceahalio Pills.
Ftsss tks Soatksrs PssA Fis6sv, Nee Oyugas, La.
Try them you that are Aft ioted, and'va are ssrs
ma y"nu s6} can BE Eddsd to :ts sIssxy
oihcr medicine osn produce.
fSc<s tks Ssssfts. Dsvseysyf, Iesrx.
mr, sPsiSd a would not eonass. h!s saIss 9Th
Fgss IL: Advertiser, Pss~skssss, R.L
., The osrhsII2 Pills .Es s,id 70 - Ieasrsssi,
very beat for that very Gesssnt ssrn1isias shis6
FTsrs tIs 81. Lssts Essr..,at.
Ths immense dorns1d for sks article (CessaIis
rHisIh Rapidly increasing.
Hsss fks Kassssts VsiIss Siay, Kssso,as, We,
We are sure shat persons sxferiys With the head
ache who try then, will stuck 70 tAsn.
Ffsss fL AdsrtSSsy, Frss.SeasS X. l.
Ehe tsatirnorJ IN their favor IL strsng :rsss hi
uoss respectable quarters.
FIo~ hs Dsay Mess, N.ssprt, H..
Cephaie Pills are taking tho plsoe of oil kinds.
Fro~ fks CossssTeisl BxlIssis, Boston, Nsss
Said to be very efnoscious for the headache.
Fom tAs COMMERCIAL. Ci.e.n.osi, OHIO.
Suffering humanity oan now be relieved
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1 INION PAPER AND ENyELOPIA-Twsn
~ " different styles OF Note and Letter Psper
with Elve opes tp match
Views Of Washing ton IN the form Of q ose, and
IN BOoE form, also, separate
All the Dsily ard Week y Papers constant, on
hand. Herald, Tunes, and Tribune reoei we'd every
al ut at O'Clock. -"
Papers FROM all parts OF ths country
Beelile's Dime Novels Q al S0ps R0nsr
cheap ' ''''"s'
., a large assortment or JHve uiiss -Ma,ne Rs,d,s
BOOKS, ROiO Books, Abtott's HISTORIES go.
uscoOnt OF ~ 20 81 per cent, on oil bound book
mG q Natnnni pnnks to- 91s ~
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Ffsss ths Sostksrs PstA Fiadr, Nee Oylsgss La.
Fry them you that are Aft ioted, and'vs are ssrs
tnat yonr tSa. ilOny oan be Eddcd 70 tbs klrsa<y
GnnleEouE i7f that h6s received benszts tsSt no
other medicine oan produce.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

By order Of Hon. Niles sears, Judge Of the District
Court aforesaid. .
true copy. Attest j. ;. lAhBtkIi CTR.
BY Jos ROBERTS, reputy.
Chase & Caldwell Ait'ys for pm jny93m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

The WHITE CANOE.-In the days of old,
long before the deep solitudes OF the west
was disturbed by white men, IT was the Gus
tom of Indian warriors OF the forest 90 as.
semble at the Great Cataract and offer
human sacrifice TO the Spirit of the Falls.
The Offering consisted Of white canoe full
of ripe fruits and blooming flowers, which
was padded over the cliff by the fairest
girl of the tribe who had just arrived at
the age of wOmanhood. Is was counted an
honor by the tribe to whose lot it fell to
make the sacrifice and even the doomed
maiden deemed it a high compliment to be
selected TO guide the white canoe over the
falls The only daughter of chief OF the
Seneca Indians was once chosen as a sacri-
feed Offering to the Spirit of Niagara. Her
mother had been slain by hostile tribe.
Her father was the bravest among his
warriors, and when the lot fell to bis fair
child, no symptoms of feeling crossed bis
mind. At length the day arrived il fa-
ded into night ~ the savage festivities and
rejoicing proceeded /; then the moon arose
and silvered the cloud of mist that rose
above the turmoil of Niagara; and now
the white canoe, laden with its precious
freight, glided from the bank and swept
out into the dread rapid from which es-
cape was hopeless. The young girl calm
ly steered her tiny bark towards the cen
ter of the stream, while frantic yells and
shouts arose from the shores. Suddenly
another canoe shot forth upon the stream,
and, under The powerful impulse Of the Sc
neca chief, few like an arrow to destruc.
ton. It overlook the first the eyes Of the
father and child met In one last gaze OF
love. and then they plunged together over
the thunderiDg cataract.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

BIGLER RUS.--At Manassas, there was a
general foot race on the field of battle,
which should be recorded in all sporting
journals. It was between a representative
of the New York Herald and Senator Big
Ter. Of Pennsylvania these gents took the
lead in the race from Bulls Run to Cen
treviIle. and kept it the whole distance. the
Senator slightly in the rear. Time, % min
ntes. Distance, miles.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

DIFFICULTIES. Wait not for your dilicul-
ties 10 cease there is no soldiers glory to
Ne won on peaceful fields, no sailors daring
to be won on sunny seas, no trust of friend
ship to be proved when all goes we'll.
Faith, patience, heroic love, devout cour-
age aud gentleness, are not to be formed
when there are no doubts, no paIns, no ir-
ritations, no difficulties.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
Number ST.
A N ORDINANCE FILMING THE CON

A N ORDINANCE FIXINING THE CON
IN Iensation Of the City Marshal and Policemen
The Trustees Of the City of Nevada do ordain "
follows -
SECTION !. The City Marshal shall receive m aiuli
compensation for his services the sum Of one hun
red dollars month TO be paid out Of the City Ireasu
ry. He shall also receive for his services as COee
tor fifteen per centum all monies collected on &C.
count Of poll and road taxes, and Eve per centum On
the amount collected by him on account Of other
city revenues; which per eentage he is authorlIeo
to retain out of the amount collected.
SEC q Policemen shall receive as cOmpensAhoa
for their services the sum of ninety dollars month
to be paid out of the City Treasury other demands
against the City. ~
SEC 3. For every arrest for violation Of City VT
dinances the Marshal and Policemen shall be en,-
tied TO the fees as are allowed Cons'aoies ~
similar cases. when the same shall be made ou'"'
the persons arrested -
sEC This Ordinance to take effect and be in iores
from, aud after the first day of May A. D. 1901
Passed April 4th 1861. -.
r ii. RoLFH Clerk Apro
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

The DBrANCEs.- Alexandria is six miles
south Of Arlington Heights Fairfax Court
House 10 fourteen miles west Of Alexandra /;
CentrevIlls is seven miles west Of Fairfax,
end Manassas Gap function il seven miles
wess OF CenlesSIlls and The Junction.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

A YOUNG lady, fond OF the pomps and
vanities Of the world, had beautiful set of
jewelry. She became Converted" In re-
lating her experience, che said, "Wheh l
had found the Lord, l was convinced that if
/ continued TO wear the jewelry shonld 60
to bell; and 80 took it all off and gave it
10 my sister,"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
NOTICE.

OTT1cE IRONsIDFs $. NJ. Co.
Virginia City N. T. July S, 1851.
vVVHE sTOCKHOLDERs ARE X r
Il quired to present their certificates Of ssoeh e
the Secretary in person or by their Attorney =,
the 18th Of July and receive new stock. StocAholo
ra are usrteuary requested to attend Ia the AooFs
By order or the Hoard Of Trustees, a
S1y&S1 B.sTRiCKLAND, sssSsssSJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

How TO SHoor.-In shooting rifle, If
you press the trigger gradually 80 a. not
10 know the precise second when the piece
is to be discharged. you will avoid the ner-
vons start which is the most common cause
of failure TO bit the mark.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17
OuR RIVER.

on A FESTIVAL At ''THE LACRELsn on THE MERRIMAc.
Once more on yonder laureIled height
The summer flowers have budded;
Ouco more with summers golden light
The wales at home are Hooded;
And once more, by the grace OF Him
or every good the Giver,
We sing upon its wooded rim
The praises Of our river.
It's pines above, its waves below,
The west wind down it blowing,
AS fair as when the young Brissot
Beheld 1t seaward flowing
And bOr its memory DER the deep
To Boothe martyrs sadness,
And frescoe, in his troubled sleep,
His PRISON walls with gladness.
We know the world is rich with streams
Renowned In song aud story,
Whose music murmurs through our dreams
Ofhuman love and glory:
We know that Amos banks are fair,
And Rhine has castled shadows,
And poet tuned, the Doom and Ayr
Go singing down their meadows.
But while, unpictured and unsung
BY painter or by poet,
Our river waits the tuneful tongue
And cunning hand to show it,
We only know the fond skies lean
Above II, warm with blessng
And the sweet soul OF our Undine
Awakes to our caressng.
No Hckle Sun-god holds the hOcks
That Craze its shores in keeping;
No Icy Kiss of Dian mOcks
The youth beside 1t sleeping:
Our Christian river lOveth most
The beautiful and humanj
Tho heathen streams of Naiads boast,
But ours of man and woman.
The miner in his cabin hears
The ripple we are hearing;
Il whispers soft to hOmesi1k ears
Around the settlers clearing
In SacramentO's vale OF corn,
Or Santee's bloom OF cotton,
Our river by its valley born
Was never yet forgotten.
The drum rolls loud--the bugle fills
The summer air with clangor;
The war storm shakes the solid hills
Beneath its tread Of anger;
Young eyes that last year smiled in ours
Now point the rifles BARREL
And hands then stained with fruit ana mowers
Bear redder stains OF quarrel
But blue skies smile aud flowers bloom on,
And rivers still keep flowing,
The dear God still his rain and sun
On good and i'll bestOwing.
His pine trees whisper, Trust and waltz
His flowers are prophesying
That all we dread of change or fate
His love Is underlying.
And thou, o mountain-bornl--no more
We ask the Wise AllOtter
Than for tue frmness Of thy shore,
The calmness of thy water,
The cheerful lights that overlay
Thy rugged slopes and beauty,
To match our spirits to our day,
And make a JOY OF duty.
--[JohnG. Whittier.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-17

DROBA3 e NOTlCE.-State OF CalifOr-
II MIA, County of Nevada. In the matter pf the
petition of II. B. Thompson Administrator ofthe es-
tate of CALEB MASON deceased. for the sale of the
real estate of said deceased Il appearing BY the pc
ttion of the administrator herein that there is not
sufficient personal estate in his hands TO pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased and the ex
penses of administration and that II is necessary to
sell the whole or some portion Of the real estate for
the payment of such debts; IL is therefore ordered
by the Judge of said Court that all persons interest
ed be and appear before him at the Court room of
said Probate Court on Monday the 26th day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1861, at 10 O'Clock a. N. of said day to
show cause why an order should not be granted to
sell so much of the real estate NAV be necessary
and that a copy of this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the Nevada Democrat, a
newspaper printed and published in the county Of
Nevada.
DAVID BELDEN. Probate Judge.
A true copy. Attest JN0. s. LAMBERT, Clerk,
BY jos, ". LEvEY, Deputy. july6 4w