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The Ono Hoaf Of l.iheIix.

on The RECEIPT oP IHg GOOD NEWS oy TIRE LAST rHRsI
MONTHS AND IN VIEW oS rHE APPROACHING pEcIsioS.I
The day has come this time, il ever.
Put We the Rebel host 10 rout.
The day has come, and now or never
Must Treasons torch be trampled ont.
Up let us break with strong endeayor
The last few links of Slayerys chain,
And she whom traitors tried 70 sever
Our Union shall be one again.
o Unionl bond Of memories glorious,
Which bitterest strife cannot effacc,
Soon, soon shall float thy flag victorious
Over two brothers fond embrace.
Two "brothers!" Yes though i'll misguided
BY selfish leaders crafty skill,
There are millions, now from US divided,
Who are In heart our brothers STILL
o Union bond Of liberties glorious,
Which Slayery's stains no moro disgrace,
Soon, soon shall loat thy flag victorious
Over History's grandcst, hsppiest race.
Down is the old abomina;ion,
No moro 10 man the slave Of man,
A truth at last our Declaration"
And "frco" means nop American"
o Union, bond Of prophecies glorious,
Whose grand fulillment is ut hand.
Thy starry flag floating victorious
What tyrant power could withstandi
Hark freedom" roars the free Atlantic,
Shouts freedom" tho Pacific free,
And kings, with fearand envy frantic,
Shall learn: This natiO. strong, gigantic,
IL 6ui one host Of liberty.
FssAsUrL NIrALs ScIsRB, nom Switzerland.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 20. l96s.
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Coal, Sc.
CCHUYLKILL COAL.

NOTlCE-Ths undersigned hereby respectfully notify tbej
friends and the Gbc that the leases from the New fos ans
Schuyk Goal Company formerly the Forest improvement
Company under which they have heretofore operuted out
coieres In Schuya County Pa. having seyeTay expres
by Limitation the and tho Company having deter
mined in mining and selling Coal the business VIZ
hereafter b. conducted by said Company.
In making this announcement the uDderig54fesre 70 70
turn their seknow gmsns to her numerous Gus
sni friends for the liberal patronage EXTENDED 10 her
during the last rs ard 70 solicit continuance OF ths
same ia f1vor Of the NETWORK and SCHufLhlLb
COAL COMPANY in which their senior AID VAL continue
CHARLES A. HECKsCHER Co.
No. IS Southst, New.York, February, 1865.
THE NETWORK AND SCHUYLKlLL
COAL COMPANY.
Oce No As South New York, and No. 3Ii sinotst
Philadelphia.
MOSES TAYLOR, SAMUEL SLOAN
CHAs A. HECKsCHER, o. WILSON DAVIS,
JoHN j PuELPS WILLIAM f. WARREN.
RICHARD HECksCHER.
OFFICERS:
O. WILSON DAVIS, President.
WILLIAM y. WARREN, Treasurer and Secretary
W. w. DUFFIELD, Resident Manager st Wood'ids,
Schuylkil County.
NOTrCF.-Ref.rins TO the annexed card the New ORD
and Schuyih Company that having seuod tho
uosng a! tie eyera Galleries which have for many
b.en operated by Me.ss Charles A. Heckscner Co.. thsy
are prepared contract for the delivery durn Tie en'
,liu, wear from their wharf mo ~ at hehmoDd on the
Deswsre River Phadslphia Of their superior W hto
and Red Ash Schuylk Coal OIder. respectfully sohcted
Ma,cL H. 1905 O. w DAVIS, President.
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New.Ysrh College Of Pharmacy.
rHIRTY-rIPTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.

The thirty fifth annual commencement Of the
College Of Pharmacy was held on Thursday evening
10th inst at the Chapel Of the University. Washington
square, In presence OF large and select audience. Tho
proceedings were highly interesting. Mr.. Castle PIE
sided. Dodworth's band was in attendance. and as
intervals performed selections from some populas
operas. Az impressive and appropriate prayer was
offered by tn. Rev. Isaac Ferris. DID,. after wLlca
Isaac Coddington, esq., YiccPresident Of the College
came forward and addressed the audience on the object
Of the Institution. which he said qualify gentle.
men 70 perform the duties of druggists and spothe.
carries He then proceeded confer tie degree OF tho
University on the following gentlemen whom he con-
graduated and whom those present warmly eppauded
Maximllan Frohwein New York Robert {. Kennedy
Cleveland Ohio; John Be Enganl; Ernelio Xiques Ii.
bads, Puerto Principe Cuba Frank Eheridge Hasiin,s
Minnesots Ferris W. Colby Defiance, Ohio; Ramon BVcei
Havana, Cuba.
degree also conferred on Ramon Buce.a nos
at present in the city but whose diploma taken
charge OF by the secretary. The Address read BY
Prof f. +. Mayer. and the valedictory delivered bp
Frank Etheridge, member Of the graduating class.
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New ENGLAND RELIEF AssoCIATIoS.-The
Six,eenths Baptist Sunday School gave an entertain
ment on Friday evening. for the benefit OF sick and
wounded soldiers The exercises consisted OF reclti
tons dialogues songs. choruses, etc. mspy OF which
were very effectively rendered, and ecitsf frequent
and hearty applause
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THE THREE SCOTS. By J. T. TnowDarpok. l2mo.
PIP 53l. J. l.. Titon Go.
The scene Of this stirring narrative is laid in
the State Of Tennessee during the second year Of the
Rebellion. The eventssof the in that region afford
materials FOR variety ofspirted sketches and here
wrought up by the author with his usual skill Ia dra-
matte delneation and picturesque effect. His work
cannot fall to occupy high place among the numerous
successful stories which have turned the facts Of history
to more Impressive purposes than are often realized by
the inventions Of fiction
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THE FIELD AND GAR
TEs D. EpautNn Pa

THE FIELD AND GAR VEGETABLES or AMER.
ICA. By FsARINe Bt- u. New Edition limo. pr.
co.. J. l.. Jiton L Co.
The favorable reception which was accorded
TO this work on Its original publication about two years
ago has induced the author to issue the present edition
in an improved form. II is intended as guide to the
horculturis scotsman others devoted TO the work
Of rural cultivation the selection of the best varieties
of esculent vegetables. The work abouuds In useful
practical information which cannot easily be obtained
elsewhere in such compact and systematic FORM and
will be welcomed by the intelligent cuvator vho seeks
increase the resources Of his by the consultation
of books.
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rhey fea az worldly parasites fly

rhey flea az worldly parasites fly
From the proGigals dying bed
knd the only mourDer eft nm /
10 witness the funeral pageantIy
OtNst0Ie bnTyilg her dead.
the squirrel sleeps In the hollow tree
Or munches his Winter store.
The partridge crops fat berries 10 glee
The quail roans cleaning the stubbe free.
And the meadow lark the moor.
When spread be Oak Ills pail Ger The towers.
The silver Maple grew pale,
And crimson hDshed the Ned bowers
Elcre meath tie D0gwoOl in fcrv!d hours.
Had blossoued ;he 0rch,s fra.
Tie Hickorys grees 10 gold then turned,
Yet clare 10 the fruitful bOugh,
While the Caihrar. like miser spurDed
In death. stripped OF lis leaves which burned
Like Goals IN the muddy slough.
The Gums leaves vii with the rainbow vie
Till from the Heavens, ocrcast
With frowus no longer checked by the eye
OF the sun, rebe!lioIs Snows shall fy
On the ruthless Arctic blast
But his realms their .bsen. Lord again.
In Spring. shall awake from sleep.
And my sisters will cheer their little Wren
With newest songs from the grove and glen,
Where the mookiDs binds vigil keep.
a Characteristic conceit finds an sgreezbl en-
bedinept in the little piece dedicated TO Fis Greene
0Alsct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

HISTORY OF THr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~ THE
UNITED STATES or AMERICA. by =. II. GlLLLTT
limo. Philadelphia; fresbytehel Publication
Committee.
Official measures were taken more than sew
enty years ago for the preparation Of systematic work
on the history OF Presbyteriansm in this country Sew
eral Of the most eminent diynes Of the denomination
took deep interest in the execution Of Pan various
committees appointed for the purpose but every
attempt ultimately failed Of completion. The present
work the result Of the appointment Of the author by
the Publication Committee Of the General Assembly 10
compile history for popular presenting an outline
Of the origin and progress Ct the Church and the meth
and spirit Gifts eorts In performing his laboriOus
task the author Las consulted immense variety Of
authorities and has evinced small share Of courage
and perseverance in reducing their chaotic statements
10 al orderly narrative. His book is rich in antigua
riaD lore and biographical incidents while il presents
systematic view Of the development and influence Of the
great branch Of the Christian Church to which it is de-
voted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

THE FAMILY AND THE SCHOOL Ey WAkKKr
BuRToF. l2as2. up. no. Harper Brothers.
Vhe experience and observation Of a veteran
edteseor and popular author embodied "a this little
volu Ue. He writes With undated enthusiasm on the
impro yemen. OF the yosthfu mind combining theory
with d uetice In happy manner and presenting va
rety Of ,nggesons which cannot fail 10 be Of ntcrcs
and adyan .,ge to the practical teacher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

Der Cross Conflict in america, g transla
ton of Mr.. GIxELlls work on the Great American
Conflict" has Just been published By Messrs. Case &
Co, Hartford The German edition contains the flne
s,eeI plates woodcCts ETC. as tie English edition. and
H. in eyer, respect. a. sgeuadJ executed ss the Ing
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Coparinersbip Notices.

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H. WILSON. NcvYoTk, March ii, 1865
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN.
By CEoRG. Plat, his Attorney In Fact
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TIE POETe ACRE.


Down the mountain a. wandered
And pyon tie landscape poDdeIed.
Where. as in net,
Lordly hedge and stately railing
With the farmers wooden painG
lnterseeu1g met
Comprising the feldof a1nrs
u. the lake 10 rigid measure
Mapped uneqaaly.
Ibeifoushi me- Such division
Or TIE plain Is derjsion,"
. N1en my rowing eye
Restsi on the sections barrow
Shrinking the portal narrow
on eturchyard green
Where Gil prince and peasant places
Equal as the obessboards spsces
Hold tLey pawn or queen.
Sui the zig gag path descending.
Came tos painter blending.
On atinicr scale.
, Under Aprhs sunshine merry
Meadow, lake aud cemetery
Sparkling In the vale
Ard with passionate expansion.
Free from envy. the mansion -
r. And the cot surveyed, =
- COye.Dg mol maD.r peasant
Nor Tie patches which the peasant :;
'exed with hoe AID spade
Happy though withoa. an aore
While supplies the paper maker
Sod hike u is fair page
into which, - Fancy's hCrfs
transplant tie waysde towers
Oimy phgru4ages
4 certain m!sehievous Mephistephelian hum, VI
trfs In the following picture of still life which il
illustrates the skil Of the author in catching the
hshu and shades Of the great social psn9rams.
~ FIFTH AVENUE.
&y husband is neither young nor Old
Though Lis hair is turning gray,
Ny temper IL neither hot nor cold a.
Yet more the livcloug day.
NV house IL neither spacious nor small,
II built in the usual way
And nicely furnished from garrett 10 han
Yet NOPE tie li,elong day.
We hare children twain, a boy and O. girl
NV every wish they obey,
1sth arongh diamond and Maud pearl
1ei NOPE The Lyeloug day
Abroad nay either walk o. dTlr.
. AZ 70 suite my humor's play
- We breakfast al ONE ard dine .t s,.
And nope ne l.ye.oug DAY.
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lish original stcsl.plate representnsths German
generals Of the Union army IL very valuable addition

,ish ORIGINAL steslnlate representing the German
generals Of the Union army very valuable add''on
for the German public The work is dedicated by inc
translator Prof Reubelt OF Asbury University Greeh
gayle Indiana 10 the spirit Of Germania wh!eh
b. oke the yoke Of the Romans through Herman winch
saved the freedom Of Europe through Charles Mar'e'
and which enancpnteo the human mind through Mar
tin Kuther" The translation so far as we have exam
ined It Is well executed There are other German WORKS
and other German TRANSACTIONS OF American WORKS o"
the history Of our war but nothing that in eny way
lcompete with the translation OF this work OF MI.
Greeley.
The beautiful edition of the Complete Works OF
ITmAcKERAY Of which Harper & Brothers hare Just Is
sned Variy Fair In three volumes will receive grave
full and cordial welcome from every admrcr OF the grea
English master of fiction. His immortal compositions
are here presented In form not unworthy OF tne con
tents The style Of typography and binding is hlsn''
appropriate in its chaste elegance end the original Illus
tratons OF the author are reproduced In their oharac
teristc spirit Tie edition will occupy avori'e p'n''
in tho library Of the amateur. ard serve to revive an'
extend the interest 10 productions that can never gro"
old.
The First Volume of Revised Edition OF tht
: Compts Bork. Of the Most Rev. JOHN HUGHES eu'e'
by L.waENcE KFHoE is published for the compiler "
the American News Company. 1t contains por''on
his more important speeches. addresses and u
religious and political subjects, together WIN u Oio
graphical sketch and account Of the eereuoni'' Vi
occasion Of ais funeral
neat octave edition of PALEY's Eridenees o
! Christianity with the annot1tions OF Ai0H0''"'i
WaArfLY 10 issued by james Miller
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NTW PUBLICATIONS.

,,,,r rrcREkTIoNs N SAMUEL wASp' limo
- Or ~ D. Appleton a C.n his
xbe sn,bor of thee poems modestly 'hior'hs "'e
readers that be had attained the age u |
,,noross without snspooting that ne was lawn
the Muses.. Like tho worthy fion'N"'", |
Nod .nokep prose all Lis life without knowing H.
wos the happy pos.essor Of poetic gifts, bu' ioI
-, ,oars Of miscellaneous activity, he was III
80 90 blessed Inconsistencies Of the fact Al
,.nr,h the instincts Of genius begin to awakeh'
49, ,ha wrong side Of half a century, he turns
,h,mster the lyrical fever sets in as naturally us
cos,o. or chicken pox in childhood; and the result
!, the uleasant bouquet of verses which ike flowers
I, the Winter-gardcn, are moro reni"ikapie as
,u,ous surprise than for the brilhaney Of 'nelf
solors or the delicaey Of their perfume In "oru'
chat Others produce by inspiration, Mr.. Ward mas
ACCOMPLISHED bv force Of will. Having discovered
his talent he at once brings it into the open air for
ventilation, and seeks 10 gain strength for II by
exercise. He s not one of the unwise stewards
vho hides his gift in napkin, but places II IN front
Of The flaming light Of day. lie is resolved that
hi. genius shall not perish with him. till 1t has
brought forth fruit for the delight and admiration
Of the world. II must be confessed that he has
earned LIS DebiSn, NItuous i'sV'V' INV '"NN
vith very considerable degree of success. No
reader Of she volume regret that he did not gig
hole In the earth for the burial of his poetical
yold instead of offering it in the market for in
srease OF usury. His poems, indeed, exhibit no
trace Of spontaneous vitality. 10 glow OF inspiIa-
NoD fires their mechanical symmetry, no feryor OF
,motion clothes them with the fresh and beautiful
solors Of life but as the product Of versatile in
select, large promiseuOus culture, manifold expert
snce of the bywaysas wellas of the highways of the
world, and sincere good will 10 magnify his new
Sound Office of bard If not prophet, his illusions
eill be resd with curious interest In many in
stances with genuine sympathy, and in some,
perhaps with enthusiastic admiration. The
allowing lines betray familiar observation Of na-
sure and the power Of converting iis images into
nstsrials for poetry.
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SONG OF TER wRPN.


The Summers Joyous waiblers awav
Have fown iIOm NoyemboT's froWn.
Ind midst the palsicd w0odlfnds decay,
1reigD on ny perch Of Lemlock spray.
monarch without crown.
In early Spring came the Oriole,
To foster her orange brood.
Ere crept the rsttlesnake from lie hole
Or the dormant Owl bis stern patrol
Resumed io tie trOpic wood
TIE Throstle brown and the Catbird gray
With the timid EeGbreast came.
And the Blaekbifc and tie B0NOhIk gay,
Will nsWeIiDg notes took up the Jay
Ofthe GIoesDeck's throat Of fame.
Out OF last years leaves and grasses sers
And the gray rocks messy beard
in taf,s or copses shrouding the mere,
Or meath the Cataipa's Tapping ear,
Their nests they meriy reared.
While lasted tie spring tides Quickenirg hours.
Their carols the forest thrilled,
They summoned the bee to opening flowers
When honey. from Aprils balmy showers.
Tie sun their cups distilled.
To quiet their restlngs' plaiBtive cry
Like flashes they clave the air,
Now chasing the golden dragon fy,
Now preyiGg upon tie insect Try
Or tie spider IN Lis lair.
Lie guests who fit from Sumner ne
Aweary Of dance and PLAY
Ere the motley fireworks scintillste.
IL starry peBDops, befWe the gate
OF night and awake the day.
They fed when the boar frost first congeaiea
On the clover's flower ref blade.
And Autumn her tawuy dyes revealed
In the scattered spoils by road and hsid
h. Es..~-a- s~s~ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

A neat octave edition OF TALKY's Er'aenoes y
Christianity with the annotations OF AIonU''Noi
WaArFIY Ia issued By james Miller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

and relatives of the writer as If he wished 70 ENJOY
the protection Of good company, in the possible
event of his failure, but his productions will be
judged by their own merits without needing tao
support of extrnsic circumstances. The general
verdict we think will be- that they do not bear the
impress Of immortality, or Of genius, though many
Of them are favorable specimens of artificial coInPo
sitioa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-02-01
RESPECT The AGED.

Many an cid person has the rain--sss
bodily, bat sharper still-of feeling hin-
self in the way. Ssne chs vssts kis
place. His very chair in The chiussy
csrnsr is gruded hin he IL bardsn 10
son or daughter. The very arn chair
which props him is taken away fren ssns
productive labor. As he sits at the ~
BILE, his own guests are tee idle or tee
unkisd to make him share in their nirtn.
They grudgs the trouble of that raissd
voice which alone csuld naks hila enc 20
them. aad when he speaks it is saly 10 be
pat aside as ignorant or asspiscd as old.
fashioned and obsolete. Oh, little do
younger persons know thsir pewsv u
giving pain or pleasure! IL isa pain fer
any, still in this werld, to be made to ssst
that he is ne longer Of it, to be drives is
upon his own little world Of cssssisus
isolation and buried enjoyment. Bus
this is his csnditieni and If any fretfal-
ness or querulossness of tenPer has az
gravated tiff others lcve him not be-.
cause he is not iabls-sha1l We pity
that sondition the less1 shall Ne upbrsid
it with that fault which Is itself the vssss
part Of it. 8a "a