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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-13

JAMES M. McKELVY,
ATTORNEY L COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
ST. CLOUD,
viii make collections, ilvsst money, buy,
oil Or loan land Warrants, and enter purchase
E dispose Of Real Estste-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-13

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the engine whistle said to the stoksr,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-13

CINCINNATI, req. I.
- The Gngcttc's and Comnecrctars Cairo
correspondents gives tho following ac-
counts of the bombardmcnt and capture of
Fort Henry yesterday at 1890 P. NJ
The gunboats Cincinnati, St. Louis, Caron-
'dclet, and Essex-the Tyler Conestosa
and Lexington bring'ng;up@ the rear--ad-
vanceff boldly against the rebel works, 60
ing to the right Of Panther Greek Island,
immediately above which, on the east
shore Of TIE river, stands the .fortidca-
tiohs, and keeping out Orange until jat
the head of the island, and within la mile
OF the enemy. ,.t,.@ .:...|. ..n ..,, :.G..,'.
, Passing the island in full view Of the
rebel guns. we steadily advanced, every
man al his' post every ear strained TO
catch the aag3 officers signal ogun; for the
tcommeneenaant Of the action Our line of
battle was On the left'-7-=St. Louis next,
Carondolet next, Cincinnati for the time
being the das sbip; having On board f1as
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
SALE OF AN ENTIRB xTOCK or !.
HARDMAKE, CUTLERY. 1C:. &C.

on MONDAY, SEPT. Is 1867
And following days until the whole sold commencing nj
10 O'Clock each day. st i65 Chambers street,
BY order OF the Assignee,
The entire stock Of the late ffn Of l. HUNT CO., con.
ained in store. comprising.
S6OO0 worth of heavy and shelf HARDWARE Carriage
Springs and Trimming carriAgr makers Hardware Table
Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, Maesble Gray Iron Cast
ngs &c which the attention Of heaac Is invited
the sale being positive 10 close the estate.
TcrmsSix months approved notes, paysbe ia the city Of
New York for all hiils $500 under that
cash discount of per cent viii allowed FOR cash on
all bills entitled 20 credit.
Catalogues ready Saturday. Scrseuber G. and
can be had .; the ofDce OF the auctoneeFr
WlfITTEMORE h HAZELL,
Aucioneers 9, Liberty street
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
ss2 ,6sO,oT5 So, ,7ao, $50 "a ,s4y ,ssl

Since Jan. L.. .ss2, ,SsooTs $3.50. $40 Ns4I.ssl
This is fair show though not equal to the ave-
rage Of the past four or FIVE weeks. II appears
pretty certain that by the lat fOctoberthat is to
say in nine months from the lst Of January--we
shall have exported from this port one hundred
millions OF dollars worth Of produce. without
shipping cotton. IF the last three months Of the
year are as active as the previous nine. "a they
promise to be, the shipments from New York dur.
ing the year 1862 will exceed $3.50 900 900.
Money continues 10 be abundant at per cent
on call. The paper market is very dull prime
names Sell at 8 a6 per cent. Certificates Of in.
debtedness sell At es1ss; demand notes at 1887.
As soon az the present crisis subsidies money will
again become very easy, and every one will be
trying to lend money at some rate or other.
Gold and exchange were lower to-day, being In.
fuenoed by the favorable rumors ia circulation.
Gold opened at li9i., sold down to lls1s by mid
day and in the afternoon at Ilss.; IL closed llsL
bid. Bankers bills on London were held all morn.
ing at lSos+: We heard Of transactions this af-
tsrnoon at 1907 for first class names. The
movement Of breadstuns hss been very active
lately, and the supply Of produce bills promises to
DO large.
Stocks we're again better to-day, and prices Of
all classes Of securities we're better. The rumors
from Maryland to-day worked in favor Of the bulls.
At the first board United States skies advanced
II, Tennessees Il, yirginias 4 hissouris a. Pa
cifc Mail u, Hudson River 2. Michigan Central
y, Southern old x, and guaranteed x. The
business IN bonds was small; but prices were bet.
ter, Chicago and Northwestern assented bonds
rose per cent, and the second mortgages 4 per
preferred, Reading Or Toledo. After the board
the market rallied on the railway shares and an
advance 81 abctt MaI PEI cent was realized in
tic street With considerable activity. At the
second board there was reaction Of - x rer
cer oil gopld. The street has been full ofranors
AZ day, noao q which haye been entirely con.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

MMa NA for old white Ohio ana Indiana,
NM . z 20 for rsd wss,ern 3 = ,,.,ls 8 s.
Corn Vas heavy and dscined ic per bushei With sales
of about 70 600 bushels 4sc 54c for hot and warm,
western mixed rye was quiet but arm At roc sac for
Western and State Barley and barley malt were quiet
0a,s were heavy and iowsr With ssIes Of Western and
CoSFn-The market was quiet and prices were steady
ConoH The excitemsnt and activity continued with
$500 bales the basis Of size 6sC. closing 81 the
TnIcTs-ihe advance in rases wss sustained. with
fair amount Of engagemsns To Liverpool about IS 900
bushels wheat engaged, In bulk and ships bags at
l6kd lsd, with $500 bbls. nour At =. To London
4. "a 'i Prussisn bark for Cork and orders, was en-
gase< ~ led for wheat and weasel for London, for
wheat, At l5d.. and 4s Sd for nour:
HAy-The market was steady, with sales for shipping
roc a75c and for city use a. soc sSc for good %
prime old North river.
NAVAL srosr-spirits Turpentus was selling in small
lots At q s2k. Rosin was 6rm sale Of 50 bbls No
Si3 Is SIS per $50 lbs, and $50 do. nne at SIG.
PRoyIsloSs-Pork-The marget was heavy and lower.
The sales footed up about 200 bbls at $1 SO for mess
and 1t $40 for prime Beef steady aud quiet, with
sales Of 200 bbs at $3 rs el4 for plain mess and at
g.. = ssFa y 10 10 ~ !. rs,s
ehealders and at asNc fcr country snd city hsna
Lad was steady with saics os 696 hbls - oc 100.
ksu Was steady. with saIss Of American at IS 3Tx
% So md q Jsvs and Raagoon q - 20 aS6 u.s. and
Rangoon, in bond, ~ Is 35
SuaARs were u good demand and prices stronger
fht saes embraced about 730 hhds Of Which go
Cuhas, bought Tor refining, nj 8xc. 8kc. Tho re-
ander consisted a New Orleans and Cubas at fun prices
TArLow.-Sales Of 10000 lbs. Eastern and Western
wore made at 10xc.
rx-Hock was dull and nominal at s2kc. for straits
and At s5xc. 3sc. for banoa plates were Armsr and
sales limited.
wauKm.-Salss Of 500 bbls. wcre madc at 31kc
320 chiefly at the latter figure for Stats and Western
ToBAoc0.-rhe market for Kentucky ID somewhat ex-
cited by the unsavorablo prospects IN the West and prices
are again higher The saics were o7s hhds 1t llKc.
A22Xc
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
MiacelRamo~ua.

scHH EusLsx Of Ellsworth laden with lumber struck
"a Head f The
60 Vas saved Ths Emblem Is the third vessel that has run
ousxssrowr Aug 2s-The Georsisna, Attridgr. Of and
s s % % ase wa % % $ y as a
"a. n American ssip LSers fsersan
's ss ' ~ Nov ss
70 =; a Ssa'd Are
:.:s M saa.
se r ssa % s.st sAsss many pessn. ,. on so.r
s,ss " r.r.cn. and .sandins o,herS
ss..ssss spnr I e." epcr x. Hamburg b
Macao shore 81: Middle Ground and American ship
ls Of ship Consrass ID OF New Bedford was sold n
,ncon on saturday Is discharged from her last At
The Al brig Marshal New .ie built Warren Me-
iss has & been Sold 500 and s. AK ssgs churchuan as
Reindeer Of Jefferson Ii wnere she was built
a 1855 lee tons now q Providence mas been sold 70
Norton. of Orient.
schr Adelaide cf Cape Way i7s tons years old now on
r,acnee on private terms Sic win Seresftsr haii from
royidence and be commanded BY Capt Freeman crowei
o. hal oiiy
IavScH-rhe sleapship Continental 1900 tons burthen
Y be cmnanard by cart Naryhman. was positively to be
ysersy az PN mis- ne second Of the largest steam.
slips ever butt IN Philadelphia for the mercantile
rps eH s o Il III i CO. ws%G.f she !. isc
ert oug - ee' sesm ana " feet depth Of hold HAVING
spoken, sxo.
sa,t lsns FRO" Sunderland for Alden
Foreign Ports.
AsrwSys wa Ans vs. vs., Tss'fsa Acrsey Boston 2a,
ia uon flpsning srh Peerless, skAlns Nyork; uarps.
siss jsa 3. s:rs..si a. y ssssars Ls%ser MANI.
gum Rrerefon. Ne~ rors Coz Hong Kong Mandarin Par
ru sna N,utius Elwei shanshae for NYork; Agsmem.
wadswoth. whanEos fOr New York, srnda, Paul. NYork
AsrAs Je, 5--cld ysrr Hyler. Hyey. cadiz: Elpha,.
Creesy. Cutter Falmouth and both 10 port Isth
BgisrnI tPiiD, Aug GAR Caroline Nesmh, Cousins
Nlprk @th, Persia Chatwn, DO. sid 2tib sandusky, Li
Bsirssr Ans2s-Ar coLcrd Berry. NYort; Rlaw,,
ter snd Matsde. do. Sid 18th, Old Hickory Meade, phia
RaorwrrsHAvrv Aur PAR Atlantic FelAhusen Nyors
land sld Tor hefoU zah shooting star, Drinkwater Cal
BsxVranAvrs. Aar 24--Below, OF wrcmou. csrioan
RtAcx kss6. Js, Aas lf--In port sc1r rarnswsrsh
tisrifg Az ss-ArrJ Jchu Carver, Carver, NYork sid
ts Kl~ie, BaeDw B,sort ~ Eiza Bsersbine Csvsssa
FAaA t8en fer ifrxast Nfcfk, julia C5bb. StariAs
hi.itml Aifh Ella Druninoud. Nadeim 2afh kosnos
At Nf. and LntlH TtetN Nfpfk sarah Rggaal, Lame,
fatertN.s tlfbsI Morse, Bar eipna
.ossIsnf ssf a-r xyr, b sssysil Tysr i,ondsn
y epcA Ans ll--s'a Lexington WHkins NYors
NKANtffAi tly l4-AE lasNasas Co.ier. Colombo
~ tttss. "a i4i.aN .SN9tEt. CON, fpr Hpl, la4
4 1--we fNf hDafaps Ba III Nyprk 30 Re ent Tlan.
lnE f@NS1t liowss tra Puthruia fruton for Nymk,
w SANS. ~ esa ana tlbers =
Ctpen1 J.y N--si neurtie Yonag, cslcle
ryRs s1 rB wf.feS Rsy b aa5 IA itS tor psos9 S ~
r@s fNt "a 9sb, Mer'ts cisf Dcsuan from the r.
rsrf, ws a,-.An Britannia, Er,gsr NYas.
sfes. EaV sl--Afr Nprss,a, peshpa. Havana Isl
gai7t slfpsit't''isS2'f r. y s- fias.
A##. Ms4NFM NFNts NE $3.50 IAHt| &t WI lEt8ftI.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

Canadian -four was firm, while prices unchaugeds
The sales embraced about 700 bbs Southern Gour was
in good request and supplies n desirable brands we're
light The sales embraced 4o0 800 bbls al quotations
Rye steady At figures with sales of 300 bbs
Corn meal was quiet AZ The above rriccs With linied
sales Of Jersey aud rrandywIne Wheat was dopreseed
caused in pert BY the advance n &c hts, closed AZ
decline Of &c. Sc. per lashc WhAc tc sales embraced
about 100 900 bushels al vi 10 aS T. Cos wa keocuh
81 20 81 n Tor enibsr lOYa, SI ~ d 81 a0
foc Ted We5sern II 10 SO f1r amber Io
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-R W. wEsTCorr. AUCTIoNEER
ELEdANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ~.

Being the entire contents Of i've story s3 N
House elegantly furnished throughout.
70 be sold this "wednesday mornna II O'Clock l52
West Twentynrs street between Seventh and Eighth
This sale is positive rain shine and without
Every article In tho house will be sold 70 the highest
bidder Tor cash. consisting OF 600 yards Tapestry and
Ingram Carpets four elegant Pier and Manel Mror silk
and Lace Curtains solid rosewood Parior Suit in brocae
made 6satx three months Eagere Centre and Pier
Table, Turkish Lounges msgnicsnt collection Of Vases
Bronzes and rich Paror Ornaments valuable Paintings;
In rosswood oak end mahogany; superb Mattresses Beds
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asms.-we have no change 70 nstcc in prices, while
sales Of small lots OF pots continued be made a, 80 six
ass s7h, and Of pearls at a.
BRRADsrurs, ,--Flour--Ths assortments Of chipping
rands Of State and Western -four limited and the
market rmcr and closed at advance OF about Sc
per bbL while the higher grades, including extra were
unchanged The sales embraced about 5000 bbls ,
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAk.
TUESDAY. Sent. 9.6P.J

TUESDAY, Sept. Sc p. n.
The following il comparative statement Of the
exports tsxclusive Of spece) from the port Of New
York to foreign ports for the week ending Sept. Q
and since Jan. L.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

lAssF0RD's BILLIARDS -srLiNDfD sSYIfGHT--
ID Third noor; best ahica In the city Rooms open al
A. NJ Tor ofosfs sodiers sshiuq cary stAisa fables
aud trimmings Al reduced prices.
a. RAssFoED y li9 Fulton street
sHARpts NEWLY TwPRovEp CUSHIONS AND mn.
- lard Tables ARE well fBOs.U eor tn nae
s'tSts WV f f x W T 'rsri
N.4ttrl III IL tlfp ltl IA.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
SALES Az AUCTION.

A BRAHAx vANDERPOoL. .AUcTIoNEER M3
IA RARE OPPORTUNITY M af
AAgnldoent Household Furniture, Drawing Room Suits,
Mirrors. SAtuary, Velvet Carpets, &c,
A. public auction,
48 West Sixteenth street. between Firth and Sixth avenues
commencing l0k o'clock Catalogues the occ the
Chandeliers Lace Curtains two rosewood suits covered
with silk brocaievtx Teteaete Sofas oval back Chair
Arm and Reception CHAIRS Etageres Bookcase Centre
HAGNIFICENr ROSEWOOD PIAN0F0RTE, IA
elegant carved legs and case bss made " CITY
rosewood and black walnut Bureaus, WArdrObea sofas,
Tables Hair and Sprng Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets
Sheets Dining Reconsideration Table. Buffet, China,
Glass and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery and Linen Oval Mir
rors Clock and Vases Also Basement and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &C. Sale peremptory. AHi fifky4 sst.h
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

frn,ed by the dispatches 70 che press; but ~
imprsssion prevails that OPERATOR may "sct -
though they had heard gscd ncws." the close
the market was steady. the following being tho
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
CautIOntOthe Public.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested eXpe
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi-
clan whose pretaratory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill vet the country is flooded with
moor nostrums and cuIe.alls. purp0rting to be the
hest in the world which are not only useless, but
always injurious The unfortunate should be PAR
TICrIAR in selecting his physician, as II is lament
able vet incontrovertihe tact that many syphilitc
patiepts are made miserable with ruined constitutions
by ma alreatment from inexperienced physicians IN
general practice; for it is point generally conceded
by the best syphographers, that the study and man
agement ofthese complaints should engross the whole
time of those who would be competent and successful
in their treatment and The inexperienced gen
eraI practitioner having neither opportunity nor
time to make himself sufficiently acquainted with
their pathology comOny pursues one system OF treat
ment in most cases making an indiscrmnate use Of
that antiauated and dangerous weapon. mercury.
More caution however should be used by the Syph
iitic patient. in consulting nominal physicians of
the advertising class nine tenths of them are i'm
posters who assume German French, or other
Names and are without any claims to medical kn1wl-
edge These knavSh rascals iniest all large cities,
and by means of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary to enter their Peter
Funk ''insttutions. " and numerically fleece them
and poison them with mercury. Persons living at
distance i'm the country apt to be duped by
the lying notices Of quacks than citizens.
In view Of the above facts, Dr. }. G. YOUNG
would say that he is the only regularly educated
physician in California now advertising. who de-
votes his whole time to the treatment of venereal
diseases Office, 75l Clay street. opposite the Plaza
Hours from 9 a. NJ. to 81 NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24

"ENGLLsH WITHOUT MAsTER."-Among
other requisites for the medtated exodus Cf
the French nation upon British shores, a
practical knowledge of the foreign idiom OF
course ranks the irst, and numberless are
the "methods" of learning "English without
a master" placed before the French public
at this moment. The pronunciation is, of
course, the great stumbllng-block, and it is
to overcome this difficulty that the Methode
Glashin, "approved by the University" is
offered to French students of our vornacu.
lar. English as 1t is spoken" is the object
of the author's ardent efforts on behalf of his
cUuntrymen, and he assures them that by
the aid of his little pocket volume they may
be learning English at every moment of lei
sure, and acquiring it sen d0uter. Who
could, indeed. dOEbt of the efficacy of the
"method, !" when he casts his eyes on
the following specimen of the English equiv
alent for the corresponding French phraseY
"GOudd mOrninne, Seur-Ai ANN verre
ouel, zhannke gOdhe-Ainnd you, Seur,
aou ar you?-(note, familiar)-Verre Ouel
-Aiammverrehapp to 81 you Ouel."
"If you read the above pronunciation to
an Englishman," says the directions with
great naiUete. "and be understands you, you
may rest assured that you possess the veri.
table English accent, so difficult to acquire"
i London Guardian.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DR. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perma-
nent cure in the following cases or he charges moth
ing for his services: Syphilis, GOnoehoa, Structure
of the Urethra, Affection of tue Prosrate Gland,
Weakness of the Genital Organs, Impotency, Steri-
ty. both in the male and female Spermatoria, or
Seminal Weakness NOctural Emissions, Rheuma
tism Dyspepsia, indigestion, Fever and Ague, lncip
lent Consumption. and all Irregularities in Females,
together with all diseases of Women and Children;
also. Nervousness Papitaton of the Heart. etc.
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Or. Young at once as no disease
is cured unless the patient feels perfectly well. If
there is particle of disease left in the system it will
break out some future time. when least expected, or
be handed down to an innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they are well for il is a
scientific fact That he mercury will mingle with the
vpnereal and form disease great deal worse than
the original All those who have reason to think,
by bad feelings that they have been treated thus,
should consult DR.. Young and he will examine their
eases and tell them at once how they stand
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
REwARDNG THEM.-The circumstances at

REwARDNG THEM.-The circumstances at
tending the escape Of the steamer Planter
from Charleston were published short time
ago. Some four or five negroes, who were
working her, started one morning in the alb
sence of the captain, passed Sumter and
Moulre, saluting them as usual, and when
out Of the range of rebel guns tore down
the rebel Gag, raised aloft the white emblem
of peace, and ran over to the Federal block
aiding squadron. On the receipt of this
news in Washington City, Senator Grimes
promptly introduced, and the Senate passed
without opposition, a bill providing that the
Planter, with all her cargo. appurtenances,
ETC., be appraised, and that one-half the val
ue thereof shall go to Robert Small the pi-
lot, and bis associates, who assisted in the
rescue of the Planter, with the provision
that the Secretary Of the Navy may invest
the same in United States stocks, the inter
est to be paid to Small and bis associates or
heirs. The vessel and cargo are estimated
to be worth about $4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24

PARsoN BRowNLow IN Coop BUSINESS
A New York correspondent of the Boston
Journal writes as follows:
Parson Brownlow is reaping a golden
harvest. Not lees than $4,000 came from
his harvest at the Academy of Music, New
York. The meeting in Brooalyn yielded
about $1,000, and he will average abont
81 900 q lecture. He is to have 81, 900 for
The copyright Of his coming book, and, on
the whole, will come out of the campaign
with full purse. A great crowd came to
hear him on Sunday in the Hedding Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
Legal Notices.
Ordinance No. So.
A N ORDINANCE 10 PRFyFNTr

ORDINANCE 10 PREVENT nm,
"A Chinese lroln using tile City Burying en-
The Board of Trustees of the CITY Of Nevss'" a.
ordain as fDilowS: "ua 90
SECTION lst. It shall be unlawful for tie Iii.
TO use the City Burying Ground for the b,,i.I
their dead. "' d
SIC. I'd. No Chinese person shall enter tbo
mission Of the city Marshal. ~
SIC Sd. The city Marshal may give lerp,i,.,
10 Chinese persons to enter the Nevada tity H..
Ground Isl numbers not 10 exceed tNn at an
time. and then only in tie presence Of the Mar. /,
or Policeman
SEr 4th. Each and every Clinaman or ci
woman violating any of the foregoing stctons I'a
be deemed guilty ot treslaSs and on con,icti,n ~
fined in sum not less than five dollars. NOR ~
ceed twenty five dollars; or hy im,risoume,t -,
less than tmee nor more uan ffte,n dsys. Iss',
May 21st. 1892 c. W. YOUNG Ir,.
IoHN pAT7lSoN, lie! K.
Nevada Nav - 1852.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
TAKE CoURAGE-NEvER pEsPAIR.

NELSON GREEK, Sept. 30, lS6I.
DR.. ]. C. YOUNG.-YOu will remember what a
poor wretched creature was when last saw you.
and the result has astonished me as well as my
friends Your invaluable prescription and excellent
advice have completely overcome ailments such as,
il seems to me- never afflicted mortal before. | new
er wrote letter with greater satisfaction than pen
this ] shall remember you with gratitude as long
as live. That you may live long to aleviaie the
suerings Of others you have mine, is my earnest
prayer. Please accept my heartfelt thanks that you
have brought this almost hopeless case to SO happy
a termination. Yours, truly,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24

In Cazenois, New York. recently, dis.
trict school gave an exhibition, embracing
a dramatic scene In which deserter was to
he shot. The act was performed, and the
lad who acted the part Ga son of Rev. E..
Swami fell dead upon the stage. 1t was
found that on loading the gun brass fer.
rule on the ramrod had slipped from its
place and remained in the barrel.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-24
La FLOR DE MARIPOsA;
OR, THE BUTTERFLY FLowER.

OR, THE BUTTERFLY FLOWER
HE away, HE away, from the haunts OF men,
To the mountains come with me,
Where the burning beams Of the summers sun
Willis the leaf on the greenest .ree.
II a sense Of beauty you chance to own,
If that be part Of your dover,
You will thrill with delight when first you see
The beautiful Butterfly Flower.
For It dwells not by the rivulet's side,
Nor deep In the grassy glade
But chooses the parched, unsheltered plain,
Afar from the cooling shade.
II is a genial child of the sun
Tis not q child of the shower
And It gathers its life from the day gods beams
The beautiful Butterfly Flower.
II comes not forth in the flush Of spring,
When the earth Is clothed in green,
'Tis not till the sun pours his fiercer rays
That its beautious face is seen.
The lava soil, which it seems to love,
Bestows no fragrant power,
But no art can copy the matchless tints
OF the beautiful Butterfly Flower.
II closes It's leaves at the nights approach,
When its patron sinks TO rest,
Unfolding, with all a mothers care,
The petals within its breast.
And not till the sun pOurs forth his rays,
Long past the rising hour,
Does its leaves expand to the hight oil day,
The beautiful Butterfly Flower
A child fthe mountains child of the sun,
And a child of the barren soil,
It seems to breathe a lesson Of love
To the children Of want and toll.
'Tis cultured not in the gay parterre,
Nor the fonding Of pride or power;
But IL comes to adoTn the dreary wild,
The beautiful Butterfly Flower
And those who repine at their gloomy lot,
In this world of want and care,
Should know wherever their steps may trend,
There is something bright and fair;
That nature has given to every scene,
BY the spell of its magic power,
Some beautiful thing, II they will but heed,
Like the beautiful Butterfly Flower.
w. X. WEARB.
Pleasant Flat Nevada county.