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An Experiment. that Didn't Work.
fusion ofthat distinguished disciple Of Val
landigham, Petroleum Y. Nasby.
CHURCH Uv TIRE SLAwTK1ED IssocEsTs,
lat ST. VALLAND1aHAN.
Annkind IL the most peryersc and onrezon.
able ov the human family. Vile thay as-
cent 2 principle, thay never Hill put It into
pracktis cf It bares hard onto en- Us indivi-
Jules, tn wit:
Ihed bin for sereril weeks deliyerin a
coarse nv lcckters on the divinity Of slafyry.
1argood that the institooshen WIZ based
upon the infeoriety nv wun 2 another-t1at
It Wuz not only wise but O bootiful pervis-
ion nv nacher, that the strong shood hev
charge ur the week, guiden, and pertektin
and Wurkin NJ EN-. This ijec plezed my con-
the strongest, perposed that shood put It
into prackfts, Jest show the world that the
crate doctrine Good be carrid ont Jest ez well
in the North ez in the South. To which as
scented, to wunBt, and at tho next biznls
meeting, the follerin plan WIZ adopted. The
strength, and them e. Good lift COO shood own
and possess in fee simple, all them az Good
ent
The trial WIZ he'd, the diyishcn maid, and
/ wuz happy ut bein the unable instroment uy
nlantin the crate instooehen Oh Northern
6fle. d.
But alas, OWN 2 the perversity nv the hui
man mind, aloresed, it didn't, work Old
John Podhamme1 razed his Coo with the
greatist eczc, while Bill Snitf1es, who woz q
Wurking fer him fer Is dol!crs amunth, Good
Mt fetch it. Podhammer went over tn Bill S
cabin the next Uornin, and eez he. "Wilyum,
frum this time hentz4th, and fureyer yn nil
my nun. Ez all 6laiv hez il hiz master, the
IS do1ers owe 700, or did owc 700 afore
this blessfd eistem wuz cstablist, shall kepc,
and ez 700 hev mOar fnrnytoor than bcnytit6
yooT 1owly condishun, I will send a teen ove1
to-morror, and talk yoor bewro and stand and
bedstid up IN my house, and
At this iuncturc, in Gums Mrs snttf1cs, who
kin lift COO With old Poahammcr on the ton
NJ It, and it wuz no time ofore she disklycrcd
wat hiz bizniz waz She turned read In the
face: She said:
.1sx};lgg;n ToqE gs;in, !, tu to1k my faFn,toor''
Sand We air yoor slaivs:"
"And 700 ken eel my childrcn:''
| NatteralIy.n
"Aa4 yoo Kin maik nc yoot eoukebincg'
"Yoo old beast ahrcekt the infooriatid fec,
"yu sell my babJe, yu talk my farnytoor,
dIat yu I'll Civ yu sum uv it now" where.
upon she hurled clare, which lade him
pfostrait on the floor, when she pIckt him
up and slung him ont the dorc.
1t did not end here: Podhammer he'd In
hiz hand 4 patcl-Turk kuyerlid, which he
tl,ot he wood taik with him. 2nd when be
cum tn, he walkt off with it. Wercupou Mrs
Sni1Ees he'd him tue up On charge nv steel.
ing, md le wuz actosally trldc, found gilty,
and sent tu jale fer 90 dazc. How kin Nc
establish Dcmckratic institoosr ems, wen the
Cortz wont recognize the laws NV nacler ?
Tic experiment for the present, hez the ap.
perentz ov failyer.
PETROLEUM T. NAsBr
Pastor Ut sed Church, In charge.
, 1864-03-05

Whose Dye Is taking the place Of others?
CHRISTkDOIkO,S.
Whose Dye s the most perfect Imitation Of Nature?
EHRISTAD0RO,S!
Whose Dye ass beer analysed by tic best Chemist
tpd pronounced hatmlehs7
CHHfSTADQRQsSs
Whose Haar Dys succeeds when H1l others fAl17
CHRISTADpR0sG$
Whose Bsir DYE las the largest salc in the world.
EHRI$TADOKOsSs
Whose Dye is ehipped IN the greatest quantities to
the far haired maldeus of Cuba. Mexico. and south
America?
CKKHISTADOK0sS.
e4anufncturcd ty j. CH.I5TADOKO, A1tor
.ouse, 4ev Ysrl. Sold cvct5 where. and applied by
.Tiec i: $50, and s per boz, according to size.
ttlf-N1S&t1U
, 1864-03-05

CATTLE, CATTLE.-One thou.
sana head of four year old {ad oyer, Steers Bd:
OHIO. up 10 T. H. March 5th, 1884, {fom citizens oya
to the Government OF tho Vn!ted States ouly} whe1
they will be publicly opened and read for furnishing
, 1864-03-05

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5
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for mora than twenty gears with tho most astoniaha
AS AZ L ALLEyIATon OF 4 FAs. i 4 n9ziya1ledb b
aPS ay zee 81 tho
16 bsa1stPs 81 D Ia ia i
where it has been used Il has ne7e1 beea kaoxo
'IeH; foR oeHR;KEUEA1G1A, IT win afford immediate
"a n1G':s ss e Hasss
F9 81 I'll + p i95'saE
sssti s5sS s. sss ias
rey1yifes tue system. and restorcs to elasticity aud
FOE r. PLES5As a external remedy 70 claim that
ne Is spe e ,s r. r. e
atsFa q, s.! Immediate Eesf saa u majority of easss
aUss7 Hsb aeB'sta s6ks FhRoAr ara sometime. e.
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81 healing p.SpeTmss q Pr sE1Es Is1Al119LK @
FS;f IS E S6 $fs A
Every Horse Owner
=
liable. ara which tspdss so many otherwise valu.ble
osarz fsa4 moEss Voluntary to n.
wonderful curative properties Il ill Lian,eas hs1s
sssa ss s ys!,sHs xa q g. &c rs o
C A u TON.
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1%NNARN-&VtFY
CONFIDENTIAL Flyficeu. formerly Of st. Louis, Ao)
norner Of Monroe, Chicago ILL.,. half blocE from the
Post Office. on ~ nChrontc Dneascs. and diseases Of
Hsl.s with unparalleled euccess. Rooms separate.
where Ladies' and Gcntlcnep can consr1t The DoctoF
with the ft11ctcst privacy. 0ce bourt from - II.
sosP. IL; SUNDAYS 10 to IL 4. II, Communications
Isl Enclose tw stamps and Eet ILLS aa,de 10 Health.
From the Doctors lo1s e1pestence in osnlaal M ana
xntee perfect CURES Gil Chroric diseases their
xaon and complicated etat q. In very short
time. without tIe Use of mercury.
young men suffering from seitahEsc Hrc invited 70
tall. a perfect cure warranted Female arreEnlaf1'
having any distractions ~ marriage. should can 1t
nnce and bt cured. Bert Of city retetcntes ~ TO
tbllity and success fe1aFs544W
, 1864-03-05

1T0TICE.-Au persons having
ssanst ths County q Geoa H. * * fsHas%s; ~ =
Eed e opnst pTtef XUElN T. HlLLtARQ. County Cuzxs.,
mh1 F@-AN ':-
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Qbita9o Qrtbnne.
TIE FARM AND GARDEN.

Flax Cnlture-Porgie OIL q Snbstitute
for I41nseed 0ii-Culturc or ft,e
B1nck6crry-Grafttn the may Cher.
II on the m0rello
, 1864-03-05
Special Notices.


H&VstV" HT = VlI1H and UIntmGnf.
Falling M the Womb.-Dnriug the casly stages OF
.tftaon many young married females subject
anhnE o. toe Womb which Causes Iicn conslderahle
tnMaAt1on and 1nenrflt1@. 4nr Ointment Will he
lnund lnsalnAblc in these emergencies It entirely
With the necessity for FEs6AE1Es rnecla1-
tcA aEencies. Tie Fills T1l bruce the c1Icehlcd or
nm, ;amn e}ste .na seenre tLs insald
~ complaints Incidental t1c female sex sod bv ali
iTnsE1-ts: nj &c. &C, and Il per box Or pot.
, 1864-03-05
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE, {,
COMPOUNDED Fkox
Roots, Ba-Ls und Leaves.
Cherokee Curey

An unfanf9g cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, and numerous discase3; such as LoAa of
Memory, G1,Lersa5 Laasitude, Patas Il ths Back.
PinenlT Of BFeashlag.. Trembling. Wakefaiasss.
consanptle5 aaa u lie IL esmpisints eaassd
This mettcine Ii staple vegetable extract
and one on which AL can rely 1t has been used In
our practice n foI many Year., end with tho9sanda
Eattve powers hare been sutncIent to gain victory
over the mott stubborn case.
nI. these VIZ haze silsa VIII their eonst1sa-
of % T!sasal ga rs rs wopId @ ~: DEsf41R xoE! the
vtEeE, 2ne After Al a9ack doctors have tai1edl
foEEaEded by Express 70 Ill parts ot the world
~ For null particulars, get . Circular from s1y
Drug STORE in the country or 1rife to the AGENT who
Ti mall nee to any enc desiring the same. ful trss
An such ordess must BE- sent to c. L. CooK. CHI
cage, e., onr s q Gs9sEa1 neral Agent &. ioE tns West.
c. a. c. q q *
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Tlr Gtrp1t' * ~ inimrnt.
, 1864-03-05
Phases Of Love In the Sunny South.
.f 4

Il
uuErsy1I1E, Ala, Feb. %, 1851.
No less parsonage than Gen. uardce has
sweetheart here, and that sweetheart is no
less a,pcrsonage than Mrs. IT., one of tile
lovely and Charming young widows IN the
whole State Of Alabama. a Federal officer Ia
1ects Ills suit-shc wouldn't reject suit of
silk, I'll wager thousand dollars. He is
perseyeripg and piucky; she is leartless and
inexsrable* To show yon, dear reader, the
terrible mental condition under which he ID
bo!s, and his hea1y and ardent passion for the
mems from an intercepted letter:
Darling Of my heart, why will ron slight
me? The heavens are robed In black COM
pared to thee The lilies may bloom, and
tho orange blossoms blow, but they have no
beauty compared to one sweet glance from
rather than on the bloody battlefield. Leave
me not topinc. Twill resign and marry you Ii
yeu will only rcsign yourself to my fate. Let
me not perish I am nothing In the camp of
MaTs. Cupid is my all. Then come to me,
darling, come ere die Of my sorrow."
Such nonsens1cal rhapsody may appear as
If manufactured out OF whole cloth, but ney-
erthefess it Is truth. That the said officer Is
nothing in the camp Of Mars, or anywhere
else, is plain to be seen. Here Is another
specimen from tho distracted wifo of q now
prominent Quartermaster,,a and who formerly
resided here: "
"Oh, for Gods sake, return to me; wish
to see you 60 much. Come immediately to
my arms. am in an awful trance. Come
and restore my reason"
Isn't that trngic! But the thing is spoiled,
and the intense emotion killed, when immc-
diately utterward she asks her husband and
rebel Quarcrmaster to bring some cloth with
him when he comes, to make shirting, etc.
Here is the last one which hare time to
mention. It is evidently written by some
young lady with more passion and poetry in
her nature Her grammar, as will be seen, is
rs limited Is her confidence Is abundant The
letter is to private in the rebel ranks:
DARE EoLoxtSo write to you To daltins. In
Gle Jake saya there's right smart you boys that
coa S9yss sd sSs y5 R.d II 5snss 5 dI dS
inc Wanted me to dance Witt him but inclined.
When you Left sol promised not To dance with
81 Re 9a are entn g15 Sp
Gn, but my He:rt don't Il, and so It feels nightly
for you something's: kiss y9qr Giecture betoIe ,he
Yank With biue eyes, that's saying hci Hiss mo Il
Jonr sake dare sol. Get fuTiow and cum to NC.
ovs Is 81 ss5 A he
Let Sc oyer. good By col. must go. mother says
The Yanks are A hunting down tic chicEtngs and
going to tho emoak house. the hom guards on
federate cavalry etole all the chickens from the
Uuiou folks Thar. coustng jane had A offer to mar-
II yauk last week, but lord me she'll do it. Theirs
d i, no 10 Se5si, i can aa better nste Ses tSem
Wurz than luV u. o dare come To see no just
yonet. Ii u knew how suher for yuu And A little
yad cum. the weather is right Bad and 90 is my
wonc. right to me sol At capcrton's ferry. Yur
Ever loving and afect1ouate, LIZA JANE.
, 1864-03-05
4Hf0lrinul,

Arc tho only khawa remedy thss will successfully
snd invariably roetoze ard regulate the fau sys
ttfa. removing ~ .1cgul3:tuea and producing hoAl&
visor aad strength.
, 1864-03-05

These SPEECHES AND LECTURES comprise about
oneha that have been reported tho last and
among the best Of Mr.. Phillips efforts. It IL
volume interesting ind well worth owning a0d should
be found in every private and public LfbrsEy.
For sale by every Bookseller In the country; or sent
By mail On receipt Of price, by
, 1864-03-05
at. 5meet's Iinimellt.
X x
DIR. SWEETS
4nfaIlible Imminent.

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEUT.
FOE RHEUsfAT1sM. GoUT. NEURALGIA, LUX
BAG0, SI1FF AECK AID JOINTS. sPRAIy9,
BRUISES, ECTS AND WOUNDS, PILES
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS,
, 1864-03-05
..Ti1la1ltial,
35u5i1tr6S Uarns.

T7HE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
- ANCE CO.. Of New York, r. 8. Winston, Preaa'
1snt- Cash Assets, February 1st, 16dS.
88.:..23.119.z8.
p.CROkKH1TE, General Agent far HofthtIu Ane
Gtu1rx u1tnotA, No, n ClaSG IT., Chicago. 1c1Ee32
, 1864-03-05

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Letter from RaraL]
CuAxrA1ox, March I. 1854.
In the culture Of FAX for seed II tas beor
CUSTOMARY tn so,v only half 1,,.ba1 or eaod
- tha.. va! uA4t pusAea y. eoeo
~ w actg fs, 'n's psaellce vas obtained HON
1he OIL mill men, who hare generally furnish
cd seed, and have been desirous to obtain
the larcest amonnt f1or, tbc .ecd sent mt
1,.ho1t .a - -..,sN-s ~ e .s ~
".tAout =, aa! fes~tu 70 Inc 5leia per scfc' ~
all cases hushel to bushel and hall
should be sown, making os rule, that the
richer and finer the soil ia pulyerlsed tholesa
500 e. -aan;saa ~ ~'~ EVA -
'e1u =. 20 1equueo ,o,+o- cox o.
lnefc Is no crop tnas pays pet@f tus "a7
nure than fax, and It possible to avoid II, no
crop should be sown without more Or less
heine app1led. II the land for far has been
ro1l S1oT-d or If co1n stalk sfubble ia uRed.
!un Nv" 49, - s,,-a.a -, ~ o,,.t.n. .~3
tne manuH san Vs q. eI ~ .nI suses ano
etne. na5seste1 & IL, VI ,atIxot Mto 70 pef.s W.
31f,a ~ G9ta, ~, .", II ~ ea"se
LIZ a4eh shenis ~ snvp earv arH ~ ar,1 ~ A.
1oet - Wosc,, 3bounh eo,n St,noae FnaS a,cns
ase1 " ~ + aa alrnaa Guy% a. a.4
,gr are soTn On sTala 1 tasa tnlnea oter tne nfst
n,.4, nat =. naa9. An0 o'o"n oeeo Id ane oe7t Va"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
DR.. y. X. WIER,

zcns Of Toledo and vicinity that he is perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
as Practioncrof the German, French Span
ish mode of medical treatment, so successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and america
lie not only ascertains the nature of disease
as formerly practced by physicians but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full of their moning,
urine, from which the disease will he asccr-
tainei. Female complaints in all thir various
forms .treatcde carefully and confdentially.
will attend toaH calls promptly. Residence
and office. North Wesr Of the public square.
j.. K. WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA
March 18th, 1854.

Perhaps you are wondering by this
time where am and what am doing.
When we were at Vicksburg I hardly
had time to let you know that l hal
returned safely from the Miss. expcdi-
ton. And since leaving on Board the
transports have had no opportunity Of
sending letter. We left Vnksburg
the evening Of the 10th arrived at Red
river landing the 1llh started up the
next morning. After going up the
river few miles We struck off into the
Achatalaya Bayou, went as far as Sims
port. Next morning Sunday nearly
all the troops discmbarked expecting a
little fight, as they learned the Rebels
were fortified out about two miles from
the landing. Our regiment was ordered
across the other side of the river to go
fcraging, and to drive off few rebels
that were reported to be on that side
engaged in taking away some rebel
commissary stores. We returned to
the landing about 5 p. NJ. without seeing
any rebels, but they left in such hurry
that We got Eve hogsheads Of sugar,
which they left behind. When we re-
turned, we received orders to cross the
river Immediately and disembark with
five days rations, as the rebels had
evacuated the fort and we werc to
follow them. Tho expedition had re-
turned to the river to prepare the ra-
!ions, and we were to start at I O'clock.
We marched I miles that night after
marching Is in the day time rather a
hard tramp on our new recruits Next
morning VIC started at o'clock; our
brigade in the advance the 9th Iowa
lst regiment, 1Ath Iowa 2nd. After
marching ii miles we came up with
their rear guard, and few shells from
our battery soon convinced them that
they were not in safe place, consc
quently they burned tho bridge ard
then skecdaddled. The 27th, l4th and
32nd crossed the Bayou in an old fiat
boat that happened to be there, and BY
that time the Pioneers had a kind OF \
Pontoon bridge made to cross the ar
tillery and wagons on. After crossing
we did not see any more Of them and
suppose we were pushing them so close
they took off on another road. The
country through here was all settled by
the French and all Of them claimed pro.
lection. During tho day We passed
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
family ganal 9nea to gpts, garatnr sgsitus Yew


suppose in time Of peace would be quite
a lively place. We have just received
orders to be ready to go abord again,
any minute, we are called upon I sup.
pose up the river when We go again.
Oh! l forgot to tell you the name Of
the fort we captured, it was Fort
DeRussy, a French name. Please give
my respects to all and write often to
your son.
J. A. SHANKLIN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
OUR FLAG.
M G. 8. $.


Our flag, red, white and blue,
Soldiers it speaks TO you.
Be brave! be brave!
Brave in the cause If right
As "soIdiers of the light,
Stand forth in Gods own right,
The banner wave.
Our flag, red, white and blue,
Be to you. country true,
To Home and Heaven.
Pray for our safe release,
That strife at last may cease,
U pray that perfect peace
To us be given.
Our flag, red, white and blue,
Not one star lost to view
From out its field,
Though darkness DER it lowers
The Union must be ours,
And to seceding powers
Will never yield.
Our flag, red, white and blue,
Wen ever keep in view,
To stir our pride;
Star spang!ed, lift it high,
Emblem Of liberty,
For which in days gone by,
Our Fathers died.
Our flag, rcd, white and blue,
Oh Cod Of armies who,
The hosts Of ycre
DiAst lead in mighty band,
Take thou our cause in hand,
And our distracted land
To peace restore.
Our flag, red, white and blue,
Soldiers, DER me, o'cr you
Long may it wave,
In wild defiance hurled;
Will tell the listening world,
The stars and stripes unfurled,
The Lord can save.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

"A coffin," said an Irishman. 'is the
house man lives in when be is dead
An incurable old bachelor, one VIII.
seemingly rejoices in his in6rmity, de-.
scribes marriage as female depoti>,n
tempered by puddings.
Pat was volunteer, and he got SIX.
The 6rst question tho surgeon ASKED
him was:
"Pat, are your bowels regular -
"No, be iabers, I'm a volunteer.
Beware Of women who seem TO BE-
very sweet. Dealers in candy arc not
always candid.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
w. R. MILLER M. -.
Tnlndn Iowa

Toledo Iowa.
Offers his professional services to the citi-
zcns Of Tamn County in the practice Of Med
icine, Operative Surgery / Obstetrics. Dr
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
the treatment Of Western Diseasesin Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, TO merit share Of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

INSURE YOUR LIVES AND YOUR
PROPERTY
The undersigned having the agency for this
county Of the 4Etna Life and the 1Etna Fire
Insurance companies, is prepared to issue Pol
icies ON reasonable terms.
LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
J. M. SHANKLlN, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
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Attorneps

q. R. sTRUBIsH
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
TOLEDO, TAMA Co, Iowa.
Allkinds of Law and collecting business
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, Of the United
States, on Dounties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
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Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
the claim is collected.
G. r. STRUBLE.
v4.nS3-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

0fl'INO SELL THE MOST DESlRA.
i BILE, attractive aud splendid
,u. Steel Engravings in the country.
no Very liberal terms given 10 good
Men or Wo nen to engage in the
ian :.; f; 4: s.:;: =; s;;'' ''''
Address for circular Of particulars
j. J. BONNET s Co.,
81 LIBERTY ST., NEw YoRK.
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Napoleon Consolidated Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given TO the shareholers in se
pany will be held at the office OF the SECRETARY X
TOMS Pioneer Express 0nice, in Gold Hiii on III Shi
tenjanreS nSrtcuiarly requested business Of the
utmost importance Is TO be transacted.
BY order of the President, ,o,,ps s..,,
fold Hin June l6, 1854. jul W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-25
Gold Hill. May q. ISL. my2 in

Keystone Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Notice is hereby given that at 4 meeting Of the
Board of Trustees OF the above company held this
day an assessment Of Two Dollars per share was
levied on the capital stock Of said company payable
us follows, One Dollar payable Immediately, one dol
lar payable in thirty days 10 the Secretary In Y. s.
gold coin. GEO. w. TURNEl, Sec'y.
Gold HILL May 26 lS6i. myT m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-25
THE EVENING NEWS.
THE SHIP OF THE sUMMER-TIME.

o fair, blooming Summer watch for you still,
wait till the hours shall your coud-shallop fill,
And frelghted with flowers and singing birds
sweet,
You float over coming days close to my feet.
New leaves in the forest, new buds on the bough,
New grain foaming up from the track of the
plough;
New blooms in the garden, new nests in the tree,
All everythings new ey'ry Summer but me.
Ay, even the sand that was level before.
Now drifts in a mound on the time beaten shore
A rift in the heart and sigh in the breast,
Since u twelye.month ago are as new as the rest.
One more breezy May, one glowing June more,
Come in rs l watch on the rocks by the shore'
Where broken ships lie, with the sea.weed about
And the little waves laugh at the kelson SO stout
Singing soft all the day merry songs in the sun,
As over the wrecks with their white feet they
run;
For wrecks of the years fast aground from tho
tide,
Lie sodden and black on the wild ocean side
Oh, ship of the Summer what bring you TO me
What chances and changes with blossOming tree
What light glaring glows in the faint August
noon
What dark shadows wait for the soft harvest
m0On2
What mouruful budget is hid in your hold
What sigh lies asleep in your sails snowy fold
What heart will you cicave with your incoming
prowi
Oh, shin of the Summertime whisper it now;
So that ere thou comest so swiftly to me,
may fashion pennon Of quaint broderie,
With this for its motto Whatever betider
IN follow the Master, I'll trust in my Guide
And il | come then to the May.buds no more,
But sleep with the leaves on the October shore,
I'll fold up my hands as cling to the mast
Looking up to the flag till the earth-lights are
passed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-25
GOId HiI, June 6, lsbI. Iub
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The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY
July 9TH, 1854, at the same hour and place.
q w HUMPHREYS, Scc'y.