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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
Omse DEPOT Comm 'ssars Of Subsistence,
No. 223 u sgRSEr.

GSte Depot Comm ,ssdrs Of Subsistence, }
No. 223 STREET:
WASHINGTON, b. @ February "a 1867
Sailed Proposals viii be resolved at this ONCE
until o'el1ck p. IN, on The 2Sd Gay Of February
1855. fer supply ing this Depot with such STA
TI0NERY as the contracting ofHeer ma r. qeirs
Bids must specify the size, quality. aud price II
each article off red, by the ream thousand gross.
dozen or 9th, rw'se and all articles furnish ed must
be of as good quality az the samples which must
accompany each proposal
Bidders must furnish such stationery as they
contract for. at such times and ia .uca
nay be required and all articles of az inferior
quality will be rejected
Coptracts wi be made for four months rom
the LIST of March next; aud payments wili he made
al the end Of each month for all the Stationary
ordered during the month
Bids must be made in duplicate accompanied by
oath of allie giar uni the bidder has one on
file in this office. The right to reject anv bid for
any cause Ia RI served.
Biddars may be present at the opening of the
bids Proposals. and samples to he sddr. sad to
tEe undersigned at No. 223 G street, sngorsed
"PrCpo sails for s. Stationery
7 BRIDGES
fp | tufheht
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CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
N FOfHK
NORTHWEST AN u SOUTHW EST

u TOfHK
NORTHWEST AM SOUTHWEST
&@E5
ti@oie from North Calvert Station, as tell1.vsI
H sss ssaa 1ccomnodation ---s 2. X:
Pittsburg and Elnira Express P. NJ.
THE e1sA, n. TIA R. IN FROM Rom xyAsHpINseEroN
Sh the
Buffalo. Rochester. DuDkirk. Canaan
daisaa' for epd h. S1e Yo1s c ksll'' and
0'AAs''' "" for Pittsburs and Erie.
l.. sam
10 Sissaasfi 4 c BBiie.sssish
Eimira for Buffalo,
Rochester, and
syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington at O'Clock P. 81.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
eoLDIERs' TICKETS AT GovERNMENr RATES.
LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME.
Tishsts and any irform.sion apply st
ks1ionai Hotel av sna Depot House No. 45s ST.
j. N.DUB BARRY,
Superintendent N O. B. h.
4, J. WILKINs,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO. GlLLETT, Passenger Agent, corner 9Th
street and Pa. ave. dec 70 If
DHILA DELPHIA CLEANERS.
Hsy 515ers.. Line, semi weekly, between PHIL
T MnAHsHHIN6T0N and GEORGE. EES
Steamers Mayaower. Philadelphia and George
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, frem No. IA North Wharvss, Philadel.
phia. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and High, aeorSetown.
For freight apply to
No. SO Water street. Georgetowu.
Agent IN Philadelphia. WIN. p. CLYDE. IL
North Wharves
Agents in Alexandria, FLOWERS & BOWlN
No Kinsst. nov8-n
GREAT GIFT DIsTRIB TON
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DIANOs AND MUsIOAb INsTRUMlNTs

VS.: MlTzER0TT. corner Pa; ~. ana !. = -;
The largest Musical Establishment k&kS125
and only importing house in the Dis-V"u
trlct Sole Agency of Steinway Sons grand and
SQUARE PIANOS, of which We have Just receives .
new assortment, making our stock Is Instruments
OF this celebrated factory alone which is larger
assortment than can be found ut any other agen-
CT Of this house in the country Besides these,
We have stock of Paven & Bacon, and Haines
BEo,h make on hand. We are the sole agents
Of Msson Hamlin's Justly celebrated CABINET
ORGANS. which We sell at factory prices. frem
sllO I. $500. Prince & Co.'s MELODE0NS.
Purchasing exclu sively for cash, We are enabled
70 sell Ct the lowest figures for cash. and upon ac-
Old Pianos taken In exchange. tuned and re
paired Oc6
JOHNSToN'S NATIONAL ATLAS, Edinburxh
y Blackies' Imperial Atlas. Lond ON, Black's Gen
eral Atlas Of the world Edinburgh; Cotton . II.
lpstrated Cabinet Atlas and Dsserietiye Gensra-
Union; Cotton g Octave Atlss OF the World =
jal0 TRANOK TAYLOR.
ERIsH BUCKWHEAT FL OUR.
HONEY SYRUP.
osD Corner rect and Varmont avenue.
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ARGE MAP OF GEORGIA. Compilsd under
II the direction of the General Assembly; one
copy only; bach ed with cotton. Also, . large Man
Of sOu+h Carolina. For sale BY
deea FkANCk TAYLOR.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

ii tUHKENUY.
WAsHINGTON, December 81, 1864
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned it has been made to appear tina.
The Nai,onai Bank Of Commerce, Of Gsorgaotcn in
the Ctty Of Georgeto,cn, ia the county of Washing
ton and District of Colxnsbia, has been duly or
ganized under and according TO the requirements
q National Currency, secured by pied ge of United
States bonds and to pcovds for the circulation
and has complied with all the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with before com,
menciDg The business of banking under said act
Naw, therefore, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Com ptroller
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
City Of Gsngatoicn. in the county Of Washjpgton
ana District of Columbia, is authorized to com
Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Office this thirty first day of December. 1854
fLs1 HUGH McCULLOCH,
tan 3460t COMPTROLLER of the Gurrncv
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
Il OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON D9cnmhar Ia 1894

Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has heeu made to appear that
The Meythats National Bank Of Wash Ton, in the
CITY Of Washington. ia thu county OF, Washirgton
under and according to tae requirements of the
ACT Of Congress- entitled An act to Yrovide Ma
States bonds, and provide for the circulation and
ssdemption thtIeof;n spprovsd June 3 ls5t. ard
quired to be complied with before commencing the
business of banking nnd r ssid act c.,
Ter of the Currency do hereby certify that The
Mreherts' National Bank q Mash ~ g. in the
and District Of Cciaanbin, is authorized ts com
mence the business of banking under thu act afore
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of Office this fourteenth dlg Of Decembsr. 1864:
lis HUGH MoCULLOCH,
dec B-dGot Comp trolier of the Currency.
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CHIBF oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

WAsHINeroN. D. G., January 4. 1854
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
err. Office Furniture, Harness, and ssddlery
questsd to send 10 this efice, on MONDAY of each
week sealed pro posal list. in duplicate. of the
articles they prepsred to furnish this Depot
a, short Dotice. with the price Of each marked in
service require It, the article articles can be OBJ
tanned without delay ard at the owest price
D aIers wishing sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED to furnish tn list punetusily Monday
morning D. Fl. RUCKE&.
Brissdier Cecil and Chief @ NJ,
ian 5tf Depot Of Washin gton
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SICRlr DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES! II

sAMA RITAN's GIFTi
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Us
Yes, A Positive Cure" fer
GONORRGA GLEET, STRUCTURES,
Contains no Mineral. no Balsam, no Mercury
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Cure.
They are entirely vegetable. havirg g no smell nor
jure the stomach or DO wells Of the most delicate.
M lT pared BY graduate
of the Of ,S Sne of the
EXPOSURE. NO TROUBLE, No CHANGE WHATEVER.
or h.ys rh ssseo
Mercury Try SsHhsaARITAN,s GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Msls packages, So. Female. S.
BLooDr BLoODtl BLoOBttt
sGRoEgLA, ULCERS. sogEs; SPOTS.
TET III Ess sfAhfs hqaIs sY RU
SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
L Hfssd 81 c
sAWARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUI0Eiss
%ss an. ana
OF the veperea SO that TIE
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos,
sry that for Do NOT
ROOF
as .s iftss bad
FEMALES! FEMALEsl
males suffer. the ROOT AND HERB ynlo.s is
%htes in bes5nS rans Of the t Weme.
Sent s. exp express. Price 81 bottle. or bottles
luz 90 sAMARITANs CHANoRE WASH.
DESMOND l. CO.. Box Isl Philadelphis Post
Sold by g. CALVERT FORD, crrner Ilth st. and
ff HENRY ESsRYsGo COOK, Alexandria. m.ys-M
and ss HSyb
the Ecole de Pharmscie de Paris, and the Imperial
Tressmar Ne T. Is the eectusl remedy for Relax
ton. epermathorrhSea and Exhaustion OF 5ns
1hs hs
the use of mercury and ali other deleterious nsrs-
Each preparation is in the form Of most agree
able Lozenee. Secured from the effects Of climate
and changes osphers, in tin cases. ss each
thu. saving So Divided in sspsrats doses as ad-
ministersd by Valpeau, sallsmands, kouh' co.
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW Me- l94
Te be had also of FORD No. 2so Pa AVE.
corner lith street.
" CONFIDENTIAL.
MsS Sss. asEs ns tss% sus
ness pie ssure the duties Of married life: also
;o iSdls sofbsr causes S
their years before placing thsmsslves under The !,
SECRET FRIEND" Married Ladies vil learn
something OF importance BY perusing The Secret
Friend "
Sent to any address. in a sealed envelope en- re-
Gel pt of Twenty five Cents Address
DR. CHAS. A. STEWART CO.,
de l4-1y Boston, Mass.
HAPPINESS OR MIsEEY!-THAT is THE
IL 4 UEE TION.GThe pro prietors of tbs :. PARf.
MEDICINE" have Observation-Disclosures Of ex.
pensel,o issue free, for the beDea. q SUFFERING
tersstins Lectures on Marriage and its Suali6ca-
tons. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, In
digestion, Weakness, Bspressiea. or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Law. These Invaluable
saving thousands and will be forwarded free
the receipt of four stamps, by addressing Secretary
Porisian Cabinet of Anatomy aud Medicine. sos
Broadway. New York. ia sly
A NTI-SLAyHRY MEAeURBs IN CONGRESS
a By Henry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
A Tale of New England Athensu BY Henry A:
Howe. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries Of
Nerves. By Doctera Mitchell. Morshouse, ana
noyu 30 HRANCK TAYLOR.
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COTTON CLOTH.-Cotton cloth made within
Inc past two or three years is much inferior in
quaf1ty TO that manufactured before the war,
ana consequently there is a great demand for
"old cotton" One of the tricks of the trade is
TO take low priced cotton, wetting it TO take on,
the sizing and drag it about the store, so "a to
cotton, is then placed in the window, labelled
as genuine old cotton, slightly damage and
for sale AT reduced price. No better ad vertise-
ment than this can be found and the consp.
quence is that the 's1ightly damaged article
sells rapidly, while that which remains in the
state in which it comes from the manufacturer
Ihough offered at the same price, is untouched
Inc purchasers go away. believing they have
made bargains, and the shire wd shopkeeper sets
to work and prepares another lot of cloth for
display.
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DIPTHERIA OR PUTRID SORE THRoAT.-This
very prevalent disease has swept from the
parental lap many sweet babe, and to pre-
vent further ravages among the little innecents,
should be the earnest object OF fathers and
n others. A friend has handed us the follow
ing recipe, which we take pleasure in giving
to our readers A poultice made OF the yelk
OF an egg and fine salt, of a pastelike cOnsis-
tency, TO be put on the throat, and kept on
thirty minutes, unless soonerIdry. If the child
be very feverish the poultiee should be repeat
ed. A wash or gaggle should be prepared aud
used, consisting of equal parts Of fine salt and
alum mixed with vinegar. For very severe
case, make q wash for the throat OF blood root,
golden seal and pulyerIzrd bay berry. We are
redibly informed that in every instance where
these simple remedies have been applied, the
sufferer has Tecovered.-Deseret NeicS.
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- AND WROUGHT IRON FIRE AND BUR.
Also, BASK LOCKS. VAULT DOORS AND
General Southern agency 81 vest Lombard #.
Baltimore, Md. "
noVfsm a. PR0eEUS, General Agent.
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nave undoubtedly heard, At some time or other
tnat a large property in England, estimated at
several million pounds sterling, known as the
Jennings estate, has been claimed nv the
American heirs, defendants of the brother and
sister OF the English Jennings, the former OF
which settled in Virginia and the latter in New
Hampshire. The case has been in the English
Chancery CoHrt for naIy years, and the
American heirs have spent considerable sums
OF money in prosecuting their claims to the
estate, untii at last, as we are informed by one
of the heirs. they have Obtained a indeman,
In their favor The estate will be a very
handsome plum to divide and the heirs will
make respectable figure on the list OF income
taxes when the revenue officers make their
next ANIMAL returns.-BostoR Herald
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Certificates Of the various articles are placsd in
will BE- sen. by mail rs ordered, without regard to
choice After receiving the Certificate, aod seeing
what article it represents. you at liberty to
send and get the article, any other the list of
tie sane value, and after seeing the article if 1t
does nc give peril satisfaction, desire you to
return it and get the money. Ia all transactions
by mail charge for one Certificate % cents. five
Certificates will be sent for 81 eleven for ST. thirty
for IS, hund red for Sl5. Agents wanted every
where, We allow Agents ten cents on each Gerti-
fcate. provided their remittance amounts to one
dollar. Also extra Premiums for large orders.
ARMY BADGES.
On the recei ut OF 81 Co. We will send Solid Silver
Shield pur c0n) Bad &c. for either Division
Cor ps 10 the army. or Cavalry, Artillery, Infan-
try Engineer, or sntooDeer's Pin with your
name regime and company, handsomely en-
graved thereon, together with our Wholesale Illus
'trated circulars to agents.
3. n. WARD & CO..
an21.W& Sat,8t 20S Broadway, New York.
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t. In Vermont potatoes sell ar sixty.fiva
cents per bushel, and butter at forty five cents
per pound. The quantity OF butter On hand is
small.
- DR.. Holmes, for over 80 years editor of
the Maine Farmer, and distin gushed for his
scientific requirements, died on the 9th inst.
H. 1t will cost Italy s5,OoO,GO0 to move her
capital to Florence.
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NT EUlChL r U nv q fUhS UFFICE,
NI WASHINGTON u. c., February "A. 1865
Merchants and dealers who wish to supply the
Medical Purveying Department in this city with
afticles hos ptal fur to at may equired
requested to forward to this Off CO. al their ear
lest c, nvepi. nee, mples of such articles they
wiln to fuI nsh, together wit price list Of
the same c. SUTHERLAND
fe 4eo3t Burg. q 8. A Medical Purveyor
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING, TRIMMING, &c.
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Joseph REYNOLDS & CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENOE,

Joseph REYNOLDS & CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE,
Have just received and will constantly keep on
hand. the lars and best ssortment in the city
OF Chandeliers. Brackets Drop Lights, Pertablss
Glaes Globes, Mica and 9th Shades and all arti-
cles in this line from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia &c, which wsll be sold
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire. Board
Stoves.
We arr prepared t, furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
PROMPTLY and cheap; as also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner
Cali and sse our Bathing Tubs, Fouatains, H sor
Gle sets. Wash stands Basins 4 c., &C.. ~ NO. eoV
9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue fas asotf
establishment in the city. Iep z GU.
T'HURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
j DER for cleaning. teanhf!lne anu preserv-
ing the Teeth and Gums inis oies""S piopars
ton is entirely uneauaiiGFSo WELLS & co,
New York, Proprietors.
For sale BY all druggists. .
-r,Is, celebrated MAOHINESPREAD
w STRENGTHENING PLASTERS are the very
.+ IN ali cases for which plaster is required. For
sale BY all druesists. jan 2l-eoly.a
UyIsH. WANG. THE GR1AT CHIN ESE REM.
EDY FOR 6ONORRHEA, GLEEF, Fro
OHR Box WILL PERFORM Ours, Ingredients are
purely vegetable It is pleasant to the taste, has
ct without fear Of deteeten Circuisrs free Price
81 box Sold by JOHN J. KRONER, successor
to 8. O. Upham, 400 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia and in Washington by 8. O. FORD, $50 Pa.
avenue. Sent BY mail. 1.S-eoly
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IL The Overland telegraph, so seriously
damaged by the Indians lately, Is again re-
paired and in working order as far westward
as Denver, Colorado. Bands of the savages
are stiil at different points on the Overland
Mail route west of Fort Kearny. They are
estimated TO number two thousand altogether,
an d there are only two hundred troops to COM
tat them. A series of engagements, continu.
ing through six days, recently took place be-
tween Collins command and the Indians near
JUlesburg, colorado.
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jTA gentleman, who has returned from
Mexico, reports :het strong reaction has set
in against Macmillan. The clerical interests
are daily taking stronger grounds against the
new Empire. The people are repres emf ted as
being previously disappointed in the antici-
pa,ions of wealth from the influx OF Euro.
peans in the traiISOf the Emperor, and have
discovered that they come TO make and not to
spend fortunes.
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NJARINPS FASHION Able DANGING AOAD
lVl ENVY, a
TEMP ERANCE HAIL
street, between 9Th and le,tE sts

NTOTICE-Cs!i one and sill. find LADIES GAR
~ MENTs, HOOP SKIRTS, MOTIONS AnaFAN-
CY GOODS in general at very low prices, No. 12O
ian 4 I'M. YOUNG & BEHREND.
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HORSE RAILWAYS MORE PROFITABLE THAN
PoLITICs.-In addition TO his British patent
Tor the exclusive privilege Of building horse
railways in England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales-which makes him n millionaire, and
ought to have satisfied any mans avarice or
am bition-Mr. George Francis Train in 1860
end 1861 took ont patents for Russia, Sweden,
IepnarK, Prussia, Austria, France and Spain.
we sc! the Geneva and Copenhagen lines have
proved great success.
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-r,Is, CELEBRATED MAOHINE-SPREAD
w SGTRENGfH ENING PLASTERS are the very
-. % ali cases for which plaster is required For
81. ~ All dr. eRisfs. jan 2l-eOlya
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A NTI-SLAVHRY MEASURES IN CONGRESS
"A By Henry wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
Tale of New England Athens" BY Henry A:
Howe. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell. Morshouse, and
noVu rap rRANoK TAYLOR.
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thereby certify that, to the best OF my knowl-
I'D &c and belief the above named euarantors are
good and sum Ct emit sureties for the amount for
70 be csyti6ed BY the United States District A.
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other oticer
under the United States Government. or respoR
D. Il. RUCKER.
dec9 If Brieadier General and Q. NJ.
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wick.
:" 4 young lady, sir"
What does she want o?'7
g don't know sir. She asked foryou.o
ssDid she send up her name:o
cit is Wild or White, sir. Il couldn't
make out she spoke SO low
A hard expression condensed, around
the mouth of Mr.. BostWick, as he went
to the parlor where the visitor awaited
him.
She was young-by her face, though
deeply shaded with care and trouble
not over nineteen.
Miss Wild" said the visitor, in
timid tone introducing herself.
" Miss Wild. What Miss Wild:'
Mr.. Bostwick knit his brows closer,
and hardened his mouth to a severe eN-
preston.
g am Howard Wild's daughter"
cob! All! Yes"
The forehead of Mr.. Bostwick became
a trifle smoother, and the mouth line
more flexible. He knew his visitor now.
Mr.. Wild, her father was dead. 1t was
nearly year since he had dropped away
from the business circle where MIR. Bost-
wick had met him almost daily. Out of
sight had been out of mind. Mr.. Wild
had passed to the forgotten ones. The
daughters presence not only reminded
Mr.. Bostwicl of her father but things
heard after his death. How that his
estate had proved to be insolvent, and
that his family was left, in the ordinary
phrase, without a dollar.
We will not describe what passed in
the brief interview between Mr.. Bost-
wick and Miss Wild.
"Who was she?" asked Mrs. Bost-
wick, as her husband came back to the
family circle.
"Howard Wild's daughter" was al
most abruptly answered.
"Howard Wild's daughter:" respond
ed Mrs. Bostwick, in a tone OF surprise.
eyes"
"What did She want"
Money"
Money!"
eyes. Asked me to lend her twenty
dollars"
"You didn't do it:'
ssOh! no."
"Thc girl must have considerable as
surance." said Mrs. Bostwick.
$50 it strikes me. She tried to look
very sad and embarrassed; but l saw,
through her poor disguise. 1t was a
mere speculation on my purse; but II
didn't succeed"
Was it Mary Wild?' asked low
and interested voice-that Of Mr.. Bost.
wick's eldest daughter.
"She only called herself Miss Wild
nothing more, )" returned Mr.. Bostwick.'
"Was she about my age and size ?"
YES
at was Mary. Poor girl! Pm Sc
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The VOicc Of z4ufH,,,1t.
BY W. CULLEN BRYANT.

Ky W. GU LIiIN BIZ \ AM.
There comes from yonder hight,
A soft, repining sound,
Where forest leaves are bright,
And fall like flakes of light
To the ground
II is the autumn breeze,
That lightly floating on,
Just skins the WeedY leaa.
just stirs the glowing trees,
And is gone.
He means by sedey brook,
And visits with Il sigh
The last pale flowers that look
From out their sunny nook,
At the sky.
Ger shouting children flies
That light October wind,
And kissing checks and eyes,
He leaves their merry cries
Far behind
And wandcrs on to make
That soft uneasy sound
BY distant wood and lake,
Where distant fountains break
From the ground
No bower where lnaidens dwell
Can win a moment, stay
No fair untrodaen dell
He sweeps the upland swell,
And away.
Mourn st thou thy homeless state.
Go soft repining wind!
That early seek st and late
The rest it is thy fate
Not to End
Not on the mountains breast.
Not on the ocean shore,
In all the East and West
The wind that stops to rest
Is no more.
BY valleys, woods and springs,
No woudcr thou should st gricve
For all the glorious things
Thon TOUGHEST with thy wings
And must leave.
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THE GEHEH SIDE.

ssNTho is It -
Unpleasant lines We're cutting down
through the smooth brow Of Mr.. Best-
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Il is the autumn breeze,
That lightly floating on,
Just skins the Weedyleasa,
Just stirs the glowing trees,
And is gone.
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He means by sede.broel1.

~ !seet.,s
And visits with Il sigh
The last pale flowers that look
From out their sunny nook
At the sky.
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There comes from yondcr hight,
A soft, repining sound,
Where forest leaves are bright,
And fall like flakes Of light
To the ground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-06-30

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