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EXPENSIVE. - Thaddeus Stevens sad
died Pennsylvania with q debt thirty
years ago, which she is groaning under
to this day, and will not get rid OF Tor q
century 10 come.-Lancaster Gazette,
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A JURY just impanneled in New York
represents seventy-ive millions Of dollars.
Belmont, Astor, Stewart and Others,
compose it.
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TIE most dangerous Of batteries is the
nferiority Of what is around US.
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PsRrEor integrity and a properly-coOk-
cd beefsteak are rare. aHb.cg
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yer Mining Company.-Locatlon. Gold Hill MI.
ming District. County Of Storey, State Of
NoTIcE-Tho Third Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the above named Company, will
be held at their Office, AIS Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California, on SATURDAY, the
twenty.frst (2lst) day Of JULY, 1866, NJ ~
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose ofelecting Trustees
to serve for tho ensuing year. and such other
business as may properly come before It,
R WEGENER, Secretary.
N. BAH stockholders who cannot be present
are requested to file their proxies with the secre.
tary. JUGS I'd
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DATES TO

I~srrerAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY xEws.I
ny CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH LINE
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The above meeting is hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. the 3lst day Of July, 1866. at 3
o'clock p. NJ.
JyaM R wEGENER, Secretary.
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Gold Hill TunnelinR Gold md SiI.

H. BRUCKMANN, sec'y.
virginia, New, July 90, 1865, iyo3 I'm
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jury dismissed. Thus the Court is insulted.
justice is defed. and an indicted criminal 6
caIo- a trial, and is permitted % walk the
streets and boast Of lis deeds, because an officer
If the Crown deems it beneath bis dignity to
mend an error. No matter % what elevation a
man may attain, there is no apology for such
conduct. Our Courts are too sacred to be in
suited, even by a Crown Minister. without
instant apprehension. The public are too deeply
interested in this matter 70 allow it 10 be quietly
overlooked. Public offenders are not u be thus
let loose with IMMUNITY because the Crown
prosecutor refuses u correct his mistakes.
How was it. several years ago, when Attor-
neg General Bates brought in an offender charg-
ed with burglary, and his solicitors, Messrs.
Harris and Montgomery, moved u quash the
Indictment on account Of a technical flaw. in
which they were sustained by the Court? Mr..
Bates quietly sat down and corrected his error.
BIZ entering the words -. h9Use-brctkiug," the
case went on, and the offender was convicted
aud sentenced Had he then refused duty. as
did the - acting Attorney General this week,
IL would have received notice to quit in double
quick time. This offence is all tie more notice
able On account of its being ,he act of a Crown
Minister. We call on our Judges to take such
measures a. shall prevent amy recurrence Of such
scenes. Public interests demand nothing less.
The - acting" Att. Gen, by this time, must
have learned that it is =. much easier for people
to find fault with ones work than to DO it
correctly themselves. All public functionaries
should remember that they are not ~faultless. 1t
IS not for this reason that they should be ar
rligned, But for refusing to recognize and cor
rect their errors. The moment a public officer
scorns to mend his errors, and would rather see
dangerous offenders turned loose on the com
lnunity than do the right thing-that moment
they had better retire from public service, and
allow others an opportunity to show themselves
more worthy Of public trust and honors. Mr..
Harris may affect to scJrn public opinion, but
=. there is limit at which forbearance ceases to
be a virtue, and beyond which a man can step
only at his peril.
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IMPORTS.

FrL ~ F-AN.---I-r s-yrws.e, APni s--i= tt.s
-.I-es- - bills a=-i.rss, 10 kF- rai!s, ~ empty H.=. 50 O.
c.-- OBJ. J .- t.-- Is -eEs Haf-. , bales canvas SOD ar -s-s
G.lr. 55-IJ O. lumber 100 ids -a.ar;s- 1900 lrc.E- 81 Ks
bran. = peg Iy -r-.-. u ~ Larisaf.. - IIl- doors. 70 va-,
m-Aarr4.I rI@ss-rs. -+ DOR. II sash doors. - pkg ain
I..-- - Is-- ..l.s- = ~ .a-- i-s-s- 2bll- uts-- > piss
plu-. 2fT- hos 20 Ecs nails 80 Lf ss Sour. 500 ~ *
-Four. 50 -H5 h-r-y- IL . Ks Erceres. 5tV- elsEs. . c. sail
d=ry. . r9L- Iz-l-r. 1 cu v-rai-a. +bris brandy. 10 r. wine.
10 E-- -t.-s-y- lgl Csc > LL--. = bids and ! tE MI--. I O.
books ! 'E-r Do . - drugs. ibis sheet .-.a- 800 a,l hoops
loo pipe slaves D o. phu-.-rapL material, ! Dol salt, s. cs
c..cs-y, / bag treasure.
800 empty barrels . r- backing. ] 6 boots and shoes. - -Es
bran. 10 I--- bread 50 tZ Ira.u-. soils 90 lumber. 10000
-iaa-=- . 90 clothing u coils r.rLl--. . e-z- AID . Hh.s crock
cry Q cs t-I.s- = r= G- goods. $50 Irssa e.lr. 81 pE-s furl5-
hats. . rsg- harness s rIi- iron, l rI leather, 80 aal- lime, 7
ISg marnIuey- IEE~ r-dsr. 10 bales Oakau, iJ2 IS GATE. 3
Ts-- fe-=.rll "f-r-- 5r~ Photographic ui.--E-il-- - sks pCta-
toes - te- ~ a--- saI u Tags beef. &c cheese, 10 bNs ro-In,
q Tl- brandy, lGE.suu plate. G. tirryare. lJlN- tobacco.
/ pkg -~iu-- 80 O. vine urI cider. 80 liz pals. - nests tubs.
From VfCT1fr,-T-r Premier. April GO c. gin. 81 g. dry
20 I. 81 Plates iron, 20 IONS pig Iron. . or C-Es sherry. - hhLs
ale 81 blk stsv@s, II Ochs heads, - c-ks. 10 crates crJckery.
Il - csk- sriTils. 4 Cas- haHl~Hre. . hhts liquors. % tons coal,
- tv apples. lgi bag potatoes. > G ale. l case electro plated
ware. -as private ELECTS, Is csks vinegar, 8 sPars. > bbIs
-l.r.-- 70 tons sand.
From. ElCE5ElA -pes severn. April l2-ISs Lbls salmon. 2
ili- yum. 80 tlls iul- - huIs sand. 64.G5l feet lumber. 5000
slLEe-- $50 pigs l.ts=, 200 boards, / igyu casting.
From $40 FEAyosro-r-r Northern Lisht. April 300 #
Eidt= pin, 1910 t white pine boards, 25l2 red wood boards, 20
u shingles.
From 49, FEaScEcu-I-r CJme;~Ap.E I2-5I rkGs shocks.
: csE< iD-fs. 10 empty barrels. iCD IBIS -four. 20 crate iron.
bars, 80 II shingles. $3.50 # lumber. 80 poles. 20 &C. coal ni.
- g rrdse. % bdi- pats - SIS barley. 3 q salmon iu tins. 81
DbIs salt salmon, 35 bags potatoes, 80 drz hrrouE, 200 ar SKIS
-four, IS G. apples. g furniture. . e paper. l. tent poles, l
bl picks, 100 bids lime. 80 hbIs cement
From HUHa.LUT-p=r Ilesperian. April I3-I-J2iOr iach
lumber. iO-7J2 tt j inch lumber. % v slj' Gle. - LEs potatoes.
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POM OF HONOLULU. II. I.
AZ

.VrI Am VII bark John Wells, Dean. ; mos. out from
Home with so bSis VIII oil and coo rs bone.
--Er- bark ZuIrttc JcreS. - days from san Francisco.
Am VII slip MILO, IiEwes, from Cal Coast. with
$50 bbts VII OIL
I'm VIII bars Active. Robinson. 5 mos from Home.
wa IshaInI- c.-au-
Am VIA ,lHp Alpha, > mos. Oh, from Home, with 20
bbis wl uM.
Am IA bark NIltha. Thomas. from lire, clean.
7-Rus-jlu guLDoIt ZJbGl, PHSiue, 80 days from Val
paraiSr-
s-Am w. bars Fanny. Hunting, from Cal Coast, with
$50 bbs VII OF.
s-Am bark Helen Angler staples. 20 days from san
Francisco. - q. g Waterman X Co
s-Am clipper ship FruAiU, Iur-l-y, p days from
S4a Francisco. 20 Walk T. Allen y Co
S-Am slipper BARK >uyriot', Iovrtt- 10 days from
san ETIzctfo. With mls- 20 Walker. Au.H s Co.
S-Am VII hlrE Ei-hu1ud, Cosau, from Cal Coast
with SO bbis xh oil
S-Schr Netue MerEIu, Kinney. from bdaiIa-
Am Wh bark Gent Pix, Russell, from Galapagos
Island, with $50 bt< sP oil
9-Ilw'n sop Northern Light, TeIstron, p days. from
san Francisco.
Il-Am bark SlmT Merritt. Manson. - days from san
FrHci-cn. With mdse TO Walker. Allen s co.
1O-Am Nh ship - t,-Or- =. SJuie. D nos from Home.
vJ Lahaila, with $50 hbl, - oil.
If-SCir Rltr Lee, Fountain, from Lihaiua AMI Makes
Landing
Ian VII snip Eliza Adams, sish, from Mara island.
with 400 bbls VII AZ oil
12-Am bark Comet, FULLER. l2dys from san Francisco
with fr=i-lt and passengers Co C. Brewer y Co
f5-Schr Active ,lIu-y. from LthaIna-
I3-Am VII bark J 7 West, IiuScr, from California coast
via Hin. w;h 200 whale.
I2-Britisi ship severn, Cuiri- - iayS from Victoria.
lam brig IesPcrian, Wool, 10 days from Humboldt.
with lumber to Walker. Allen X Co
E-Schr Moi Waaiuc. NrlIsh. from NaN..i=iI y k1lCa.
IJ-Schr EmeHHr. Cram. from kona and kaI-
Is-Scar NauuoGawai, Merchant. from Hama
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DEPARTURES

A.lI ---slr ra-.Il- Howard or lilo.
.--ef- Prince. Hatfield. fer Erri.i-
An bars o. 3D. Ii."r..~. Bran tr Arctic
--H-"-. sr- Jennie N-...-=e. sr kaa.-Eaa-
T-Er... ..r. F".....- Jones. rr Melbourne
Am -. .-a Cicero. rs--. tE hHli.--
--IlF-l bark .gra.es. Robinson. |rssl f--.-..
t-.U a--l.r C0r-Ta--. '4-taC. fr Arctic.
4-tm via ship Ocean. = rher. Or Arctic.
p Am IN bark Peru. smith. fr Arctic
Ic-5cir X rioi. wilbur tr F-i-..-
Io-Au 81 Hsrz A-ig-- ~ bil-.r. fT re..----
II-Au 81 bark Nsrthl- Ih.Has. ~ Arctic.
II-Au ~ -llp - Ga.r--. SOUL. .- Arctic
H--csr Ne. N--riI. KIM. Er L-la-4 AMI E.-.-
BY.
fl. bar Helen Angler. Staples. f. H.al--l- Is.
13---l- k l. Fountain tr I4h-i-- ana MAKE
Landing.
Is---.r H...a. fr y.-.-alaaI N4rEa.
I8--elr Ael.-. I.-l-y. fr La.a-l
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ls~ESGI -.

From SAT FasScSco-i-r Smyruiote, April o-James lou
zait. Mrs n CDT1N-il. John - Peabody. Jas - Carthy, = g
GOLDSMITH, Mrs HeFor.st and child. : Nagner and wife. ; ;
Naguer, Ns l. = Low and 2~chllren. II " Massey. ! II Fox,
james tay. II Ni,r- + D0limau. L Cilrbsrt, l. l. MaH.
From SAS FEAacsCu-per Comet, April lU-Rt Rev Bishop
Smiley, Ii-u-y Blrer, Wm Kinney-3.
Fr1m SAS FEAS,I-CI-Fer S.mI Merritt. April LO-u Eick-
hoG, q y Jones q Fluscu-3.
From sax FaANcsco-per Northern Light, April 9-Chas
Normaun-I.
From s,S FaAScIzco-rer Helen Angler, April Sd c Wa
tsTmIu-l-
From SAS IEASCIscD-per Franklin, April SA " Nichols.
For SAY FENSCI-Cl-pcr MlUulEsl, april S-Ch1s Brethlet
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THE PACIFIC 81.
Commercial Advertiser.
saturday,. april Ii

SATURDAY \, April Ii.
Is another part Vi this paper is Il brief COM
muuication, referring TO Il somewhat singular
state Of things un another Island, to which
public notice may very properly BE drawn. 1t
Is not surprising that intemperance should exist
anywhere, but that it should be aided and pro-
noted by public officers IS singular, and justly
rcprcheusible. Above all things. a Judge should
never D. permitted to hold his position after he
has become notorious rs u Lrunklrd. One Of
the c.lses referred To, it l. said, was brought to
the cOsnizAncc Of at least one OF the proper
officers OF the administration, but the delin-
quent allowed t. retain his judseship on what
grounds We know not, hut we trust it was
for some more valid reason than that We have
heard-because lie belonged To " our church.
Courts OF Justice should be regarded as sacred
as the Temple of God. and those who sit in
them t. administer the law should. like Caesar's
wife. be above suspicion-men who, in their
example. character and habits. command the
full respect and confidence Of the people. 1t IS
only thus that the majesty of the law can be
maintained supreme, and the decisions of the
Courts command universal respect. But let the
character Of the Court be changed, its Judges
become known is drunkards and midnight rev
elers, and no respect vii! be given to its de-
cisions. while discomfort and hatred TO the
authorities viii be the natural result.
There was a little episode transpired on Tues
day last in Court. which demands notice in this
CONNECTION. y Portuguese seaman indicted for
assault with a knife. was brought up for trial.
1t was the ease noticed by us some weeks ago
rs having occurred on board the whalcShip Emily
Morgan. then lying in port, in which an officer
Of the ship was wounded. The attorney for
the prisoner. W. Claude Jones, Esq. moved
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..Brfnu, out the Ion."

Between the various sailing packets and
steamers there is considerable rivalry about
making the best passages to and from San Fran
cisco. This is all very well, for every ship
master should be ambitious to excel. But In
reporting passages one rule should be followed,
and this is to count the length of passage jrona
pilot Ia pilot. The voyage is begun when the
pilot leaves the vessel, and is up when the pilot
takes charge again. Any other rule is subject
to 50 much variation and unlairncss that it can
not ne followed. In reporting passages, there
fore-w e wish to adhcrcto this rule only, az far as
possible, and shipmasters are requested 70 report
the hour the pilot leaves and boards them. The
arrivals and passages nude this year, from san
Francisco, thus far, Is near as we can learn,
have been as follows;
Arrived ut Honolulu
January Q, clipper ship Blue Jacket, sailed from san Fran
january =. steamer Ajax, sailed from san Francisco Jan. L.,
February Is, bark Onward, sailed from san Francisco jan. 20
February 10, bark iiaeue, sailed from san Francisco Jan. ~
Fg,ra.ry -, bari. D. c. Murray. sailed from san Francisco
March Is G-rs Whistler, sailed from san Francisco Feb. y
March 10, bark Dhertng, sailed from san Francisco Feb. n
Starch Is, steamer Ajax, sailed from San Francisco March :
AiTi 5, bark Helen Angler. sailed from san Francisco March
co.'s DAYS 20 hours.
Arri 5, SHIP Frasin, sailed from san Francisco March 10
Ap.lo Q. bark smyraiote, sailed from san Francisco March .
kr-I 10. bark sln.r Merritt. sailed from San Francisco March
i'N I5il a p. , Is Com Come. sailed from SAN Francisco March %
-lla-ys.
Inc ABOVE list embraces all the vessels Drin5-
ilS HIi'S' mere we nave pe1h aoIe . learn
the hour they LETT san francisco we have gwen
;he exact passage in days and hours.
~ . .:- w.
Now Tor the passages to San Francisco. We
give the days OF departure ana ARRIVAL ana
reckon HourH "I're We can
1- n sane T - i'o en- I10 ir2rIi l., s, run;
Jan. 27-2a days Is hours.
Jan. 5o-iI5 days IS hours.
gSsn.-ry SmnaFH Whistler arrived "t "a" Francisco req
Jgau.ry 27-EaFA nheF.nE' arrived at San Francisco Feb. i
Frlmery ST. :. steamer Lancaster, arrived at san Fran
'- g.a fgar 3 s2E B Igrtu,S /. aI riSri' at san Francisco March
= ; =. - day, v-na, f., o.,
l ? Ill days y hours.
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MEMORANDA.

~ EarE Su4graiofe. L1vett, rep5rts-Left san Francisco
2,ts March with :. :. p. viuI and light airs from : 20 W.
Tr rrt . rays April 1t took tie trades male u- '-lahd OF
AIaui 1T 5 A u, Sh inst
~ Buk Congst. Fuller, rsp"r-s-Let san Francisco. M'rch
9Jtr- Ia A u. in tow Or steamtuc Ees-u". First two days "Wt
tEi-r fr, with light - ". winds. The two succeed. n days
wi rI light from " to y V; next a. &c days HLdL-hi from
? Got the trades in Long, IS v no W since then
have had moderate trades. Male MOlckai April l-tH- : y "
tl4fuf . :. =. arrived rr port same day. u lays passage
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EXPORTS.

For So TEAss-CO-plr NaUIasel. Apr! SHE k--s su-
gar IsyZ41 VsJ 81 czEs whale Oh (2J,CO9 CALLS Is cskssicrm
oil C}T22 CALLS g bags coffee (ig4 lbs l4s7 Lbis moiass-s
(+2TG5 gais.l 5000 cscoaEuts.
bIiA--l4- FAtAe- 80 = - "
Foreign lZ-ylO 5
For HoNsEgSs-psr Franklin. April 1905 bags fungus
Q5OS9 3D. l pkgs specie $1,000 l box sharks hus.
Domestic value -.--- ------..--.S5yZ+ 10
Foreign value. ...-...........-.. 725 50
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OF THE WEEK.


NOTES OF THE WEEK.
TuE ACCIDENT At Ku..r,-A crrre~ueutaut
writes the following regarding th, accident -
farr-d T., last ,r..r. - D. l..-- ,-- ,.,;rf-r Fr-,
10 note perhaps aU, 81 The ~.v-r,~- accidents which
r,. .-.- r.. ,-.-..: 49,. ...v-
plosion. yesterday afternoon. Of ea. Of eur ceasrt-
i"ga-s. killing one native in~-aa and we'a4aG
I'VE others. The at'I4. caus" is unknown. u "AI
perhaps be found un examining the plates in
Honolulu, as 'ae wreck will be sent down. II did
not arise from careIrSsues-. uycrSpced. nor from
AN ,y,~arsr.-. f., -l.,- ,r.r. ,,-.,L.af Inv ,lrr most
.y,......5
Fr.3 pr~7., .-l. ~, H., ,~.-,4.1 W..
romm.,c.G 5~.;-f,- l..- S.--.l.r .,5 r..r.r~
o.- n-.;..I 90. ..-.t b.. ...
ar.Lo ,3
'' va, ~ VA 's 1'"''"'!.. = -
by several AoU Well the. nun. The explosion OF
tits one burst is maze. and hal ii not been for it~
checking she PIECES flying in that d~irecHon' the
injury would have been much more serious, as "a
large number % persons were ,uGa-eB al around
them IN v...r.- t..i-.. 7. . remarkable. that tle
"'..' N''''~' "it as, ''e one "''9' .,J'''" ~
"'.'' '-,'" ei'"' "s "oH '"''u IL >PS'''
US '"o ""--" ''','."'''s II '-"' '"y ""pPs"["
~ ~ ~ '"' ''I ''-e wax" ID,
p"'"''''y"' Oh. receive" h''h'"S more uH'A H'S"
wounds. -
= "''' '''''" ana yet 'y'., '." VI
nm " '"S r','",-' 80 Ia ,">
en-! ~ 'o'l -'o.'~ ~ i.''' 10 ."''
10Y the MANUFACTURER OF ornamental IRON W"'h.
so much needed in city residences, as well as for
enclosing cemetery lots. Nothing can be more
neat and durable than the patterns for fencing and
Gates that they have. IN, hand f., GOOD iron ,,rr
will onrla.r tie hes. wooden one besides b.fno
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FROM THE YACHT THEWss-A report i current
that on the passage from Tahiti to Valparaiso Mrs.
IIaHhan died. and also the steward. and Cap tain
Iiauham'~ fine large dog. Both Mrs. II. and The
steward were Unwcii when the THomis left these
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rill as United States senator and :ho cand;.
dates nominated are ell Morrill, men"
WINDSOR COUNTY.
WINDSOR county convention met on the
l:Hh INST. and the senatorial question was
The absorbing one. Ii was discussed. two
lawyers supporting Judge Poland. The
result was the adoption of a resolution for
Nr. Morrill, tor both long and short terms
On the final vote there was but one dissent
in@ voice. The candidates for he senate
are Ncrrick Gay. OF StockbriIge. Hosea
Doton, Of Ponifet, and Hiram Harlow. OF
Nind-or-iI for Mr. Morrill,.
STATE AT LARGE.
The democracy NJ this state will hold
ineii convention at MontpeIer. June 10Th
'H"lr c"!i invites AL persons who SUPPORT
ne President OF the United States ANA tn.
democratic candidates for Office
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THE WONDER

Far I'D among .i- tira, n Mountain,
I'm ile VALLEY If :he Pa-.ilRp=iC
In the County OF tIl,doHi-
In The village OF :, Iahiisi.Uv
Ia the sior, wh-.e Hall Il r. X keep
In the rccu of She Poet oi.rr
Where a crowd "i l ap!y gain.
Every day Just WIEN ia, III ri comes
In thu, where II 4ll q Z, * keep
fAud -til goods the very cheapest,
Ynu can seq = modern wonder
Ynu can tiny tin'vpr
See Il little tiny invp-
Never much hut -.f faded
You would call il dim picture
You will also portrait
90. :: i:.:,e and -piC;!dI'. I'lr:r Al
COPIED, from that lire tntyp"
Mad. into splendid painting
Made and finished up ,'age'-
YOu will wonder az N perfect
80 much like a living hrirlG
You will almost 5llimk il iI,.t-hin.-
After y,u have ,sazr ana "''nit'r-d
And eSp-,--,.d y"ur admiration
You'll ~ home and muse upon l.
And vnll'li think al sOTii- odd picture
lnd -o,n.. dea. dad and buried
You =. i'll -,a til :ll:i iI,i he ,il,.u
And vrn'il take. /. up - ''as,-'-
That yoa may rho!'! another
Woi.,;,! ;-,rgf a. "a the portal:
Tia: -. mad, f.nni that -uIal -iu'ypp
You s. I'll i,ll vour i.eIiiS niou, :;
They will come and .''- ii:'' .ciii-'
- LIN, ;.a.s,'s Tr '...tinE
Viii - oy-r-hi,lsv other.
iI.a, III Sc Ill know wii,.e 30 L" -
20 ~ portrait 81 their h.sr
OF ,ileiT dear O!i.- dad ai.d iu:;, (.
onrc darling If j. f1.a-r;i..
U:.cc :, IaI:cnt fifth ,l, rus
\ ii:;l- fairy fi!i 81 f"Iiis-=
I'illed happy li..m" ~i.h iaisl:r'r
iinf when Autumn coli and ,l' Ile--
Clad IL" hill in erin I.,ini.;:t
She lay ioan 10 sleep ipr
Two DAYS after. fI9l.l ii'r features
\ small photograph WAS taken
From t!is Photograph - painting
Spriiu., and gre. I" u"nd'gs, ic..ufy
aud almost urkm"u = Ti.cli"I
They Tho loved 'hr fairy ci,a'i--
E... and : ,'. ti,s. ) i lax. III
VINO once filled :iie. h"Ii. via. @!s ...,.
iis that d,a. oi., tca: ..u; i.',.r.ri
fai. ~ Hall x p,rk'- AMI -n. L.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

/ MOTHER NtNNHHtE.i T..

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And >a.. tat Elite lin,~Ye.
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Ti:ne had ',rcu.5.t zee. il ~'.cn c,isngc>
That the picture never worth i..;.Ch.
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Tat 'i.at pict,.is .a;s- a','i IL" iiAr.
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From tia, faded y.":it va '."isr,
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And Gage i ! wou3r.u> arti>-
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stand and ."nh a while upon !;
Then nj. smile End SAY he links that
lie can make 1 si.i. nGii pi ,uTr.
lie can make / i!ie-like picture.
FROM that in" good / Z nu' hin-.
Very snail AMI ad.,i ;IufvI".
l}u. ther, i another wonder.
Nc, great perhaps IL Cages.
Yet a wonder surely Il i;
A those WHO Sie'p well viii tell you.
All these Who - yer, MISE are
Is :" buv a good spring mattress.
4 spring mattress a.: C.,>iau;
Fox il Is the vcrv hest ed.
As all iaos. Wi" u-" ! IL say.
And tia = number g. ). ! ia -!.y.l
If YOU will bn; Ash them 81 =,
Ask about this good spring mattress:
This sprlng mattress that Ca>s.I."
Viii sell T. YOU :. 'C'i ask hi'a.
if>oT have the cryvEn.cA> Win you.
Have the grcenSacA> To- givr him
For the mattress he will >.ll Won.
!! + CASINO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

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