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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23
It's shrine of clay is decked with flowers,
Tears down their leaves are stealing;
But at the throne of God on high,
Mother and clill are kneelihg.
TIE OLD COLLEGE CLOCK.

IN the silence ofeyeniDg, descending thc
stairs
When studies have paused and have yield
ed to prayers;
When the breviary rules Ger the textbook
oflore;
Ind the sombre soutanne sweeps the long
corridor;
v hen the crucifx keeping the high study
hall,
Throws q shadow more mutely severe on
the wall;
When above me is whispering devotion
aglow;
And the wild shouts of youth FIJI the court
yard below
on the lobbyI pause e'erI join the gay
flock
10 consult a kind friend-'tis the old col
lege clock,
II i at night by too fierce preconceptions
distraught,
s should toll in the sleepless arrangements
IS OF thought,
aae fqaestior the shapes of my fancy's
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

Il DEFINITIONS Nor IN WEBSTER. What
is a waterfall? A.. Alot Of curls made out
OF the tails Of dead Cinnamon, and worn by
ladies on the back Of their heads. 81.
q Q! What IS corhpleXions a. Red and
white 'stuf,iwhicli is sold in small pots 1T a
dollar apot. fliN p,l'.iaeq elian .lsi6F
9, What is, bust? A. Having a jolly
tuck in ofsoda and custard pie, five cent
cigar and q glass of.lager, and going to a
the evening. daisla i 9Tiaaf.
ii G. What is amusements A. Settinga
dog at q Chipaman; tying two cats togeth-
er by the tail cutting . girls doll open and
letting the saw dust out, and anything else
that makes you feel gooda g $50 s.T1fs!e
10. WHAT'S a patriots. A. A fellowwho
loves his country, and wants to make as
much out Of it as possible.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

/ I'd CALIFORNIA PARaDlSE,-- lettc
dated San Barnardino, March 18th, says
isiial ind here now y population largely
American, Industrious and intelligent. :
The little farms are. mostly, separated By
willow hedges growing bywater courses
| md often show a high degree 81 culture
EYet5tbe proportion ioflland Enclosed and
cultivated in comparison with the whole
| plain Of San Bernardllo proper. is but a
drop to the bucket, | believe it to be ca
|pable OF sustaining d population ofa mil
lion. fs9gsb atI 9atl s lssgfas
twill produce equally we'll wheat, corn,
potatoes, barley, cotton, grapes, peaches,
apples, figs, almonds, and probably oranges
and lemons, as at Les Angeles, and at
present there is aready market for all thas
can be raised: This is the great route to
Arizona, and, forty miles. hence is the IA.
nous Gorgona Pass, through which the
South PacifeiRailroad may and must pass,
almost without grade through the summit
range Of the Sierras, I'm ..,rsa
The mountains surrounding this plateau
present some Of the sublimest features Of
natural scenery, someoft them being capped
with snow generally throughout the whole
year. Parental streams. therefore, water,
the plain, even throughout the very dryast
season. ' 24#ta ~
! The hot springs here are numerous
That called the Arrowhead Hot Springs
is seven miles distant, so called from a
conspicuous bare spot in the mountain in
its rear, seen to the distance Of fifty miles,
Of the ahape Of the ace Of spades. (CaIi-
fornia being greatly addicted to gaming
generally prefer the latter name.) This
spring is very copioas, flowing one hundred
barrels per hour (estimated) Of the clearest,
purest water, slightly sulphurious, and
steaming hot, fully l2005degress Fahrenheit.
It cooks eggsSin five minutes. i was ex-1E
curious to observe the plants
growing in this hot water, for it it it full of
hem, except where purposely cleared. I I
'ounda species fsolidago i'm flower, asy-
'ishynchium, two species of.eleecharis, one.
:arex, a seleria, and several confervoid I
olants in the hottest place. An Ohioan I
las here established an infrlnary. iHj
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23
THE ANGEL WATCHER.

% Calmly within its crade-bed
A gentle babe lay sleeping,
And silently beside it there
A sister watch was keeping.
She marked the line Of azure light
Beneath the shadowing lashes,
s. And knew not it twas loveliest so,
Or lit with mirthinl flashes.
She gazed init with tender pride
It's curls Of amber brightness,
The mornings blush upon its cheek,
And its brow Of pearly whiteness.
She was a fair and gentle girl
Who watched the baby sleeping;
But oh, brighter one than she
A holier watch was keeping.
Softer than moonlight was the ray
Upon those features shining,
And radiant as star the crown,
That angel-brow entwining,
And, earthly eyes have never worn
looks so intensely beaming
So soft with love-so bright with joy,
With Heavens own beauty cleaning
Nor ever lips Of mortal maid
~ Parted with smile SO tender,
Or ever mortal form was seen
sd So dazzling in its splendor.
Fair floating was her glorious hair
a.l Her hair Of slnny brightness
And streaming like mist Of light,
Her robes of snowy Wilderness. i1'e
lair, blessed mother! Guarding still
l Her infants happy dreaming, u
Unseen by Others, round his couch
,iidI In angel beauty Banning. 4dI
But well the favored sleeper knew,
,tsi And SMILED at her earessipg, n ID
ai And listened TO her 4spirit-tones,' e,H7
sli That ever spoke q Blessing, ~ W.
~ }s lIG5 i01i GG IL !6.a !aha.gsi
at last around his little bed, IsfE
10 : We're sounds Of bitter sorrow, bsik
throbbing hearts that feared to think
I'd Upon the weary morrow 7sga
sEd But To- 9, more ecstatic smile si',.ea
Is, The angeEwatcher weareth--is i
lal A lovelier glory than before,
gagsU Upon her ceappeareth, ala
Y a dimming ofthe halfshut eye, a
A cry, halfpa half gladness,
yeA shudder DER the lovely limbs,
a And he hath done with sadness.
A spirit towards the glorious gate
OF Paradise is vending
A cherub in her arms she bears.
To share her bliss amending.
e It's shrine of clay is detked with flowers,
Tears down their leaves are stealing; |
But at the throne Of God on high,
Mother and clill are kneeling.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23
DIR. JAMES s. FISH. !,

3 SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Offers his services to the Citizens Of Alex.
andria and vicinity, During the day he
may be consulted at ST Johns Drug Store.
All orders left there will receive prompt
intention. At night he may befonnd at
the residence of Mrs. Caraal,s on. Second
Street. 100 5t y i1ss.s 81
March IA, 1906, 3ln. .,.s = '3E
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3S SecomrEr., Baltimore.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

school. BOARD--This Board mel ~
the Council Chamber last evening
Present; Messrs. Hildrerh, Chairman
godley. Bickel, Cloham, Hubbard, Pratt
Robinson. Sweeney, Wheat and Wilson
The minutes of the last meeting were
cad and approved.
The committee to whom was referred
,he subject of Salaries. of Teachers, '
asked further time to report Granted
The committee to whom was referred
The Investigation of the question whsth
Il Mr. Collier, or Others had lost time in
Intending to business not connected
With the schools, reported that no time
rad been lost that was due to the schools
Report adopted
A number of bills we're read aud or
tered to be paid
On motion, it was ordered that the
Clerk of the Board be paid the sum of
three hundred and fifty dollars tor his
services during the past year
On motion, ordered that the Board of
Examiners for Ohio county be paid the
sum of thirty dollars each for their ser.
vices
1t was moved that the Committee on
Real Estate be instructed to purchase
suitable lots for the erection of second
building in Washington township, at a
sum not exceeding twelve hundred dol,
lars Referred to committee, to report
\ u future meeting
[. was moved that the Commissioners
>. Webster township be authorized to
iaY pipe for the carrying away of
waste water On this subject, very
warm debate ensued, after which the
yhole subject was referred to { ON.
utttee
Mr. Clohan then oAeIe has rosigna
ton on account of the aforesaid action,
rs he declared he would not sit in
Board where gentlemen from other
Wards interferred in the business Of his
Ward The retiring of Mr.. Clohan left
the Board without quorum and of
,ourse it had to adjourn, which it did
"a - very good humor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

E,GLGsH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev
II louis Baugher, of Norristown, Pa,
ho has for six weeks been supplying
ta5 pulpit of this Church, has returned
10 his own field, greatly improved in
Geaith and strength During Mr. B g
,niuurn in our city he endeared himself
.a lHr people, not only to those of his
.wo denomination, but to all, without
~ay distinction Our best wishes follow
This talented young divine to his own
anma Rev : b Barnitz, pastor of the
.hlIch, who has been occupying Mr..
Ftu1her's pulpit, has anw returned and
: expected TO preach tomorrow morn,
.aG at l01 O'Clock, and in the evening at
O'Clock Mr., BarnitL can rest assured
+ hearty welcome by the members Of
: Church and especially by the large
lumber OF children composing the Sab
oath School, az well as the scores nf
hose who sympathize with him in the
mission work. We presume Mr. b. will
i've an account of the great luterna'
Honal Convention held last week at
Albany, as from reports from that city
tie has been receiving u large addition
"a his already large stock OF OF energy
.nd fire We have no doubt that the
revival in his church, which has been
almost a continuous one since January
will receive new impulse, and will be
even more blessed in its results than II
Ga- been in the past
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

WE ARE happy to learn that the cele-
brated Indian Herb Doctors, of Western
notoriety, who have been solicited to
favor Wheeling with visit by some Of
our prominent citizens. have arrived in
town, and are the guests of Col 10
Snider, at the MLure House.
Doctors George and Tinsley are the
gentlemen whom the medical jour
nails, and other papers, have lauded SO
highly in curing chills and fever, having
cured, it is said, three thousand cases of
ague last year in Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri, and being the only men who
have arrested the epidemic raging among
children this Winter and Spring in
those States We learn the Doctors are
to remain here few weeks to recruit
their overtaxed strength, and will ex'
anime and treat a few chronic cases
during their stay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
ssued an order containing certain ~
.7ructions to assessors concerning assess
uents of incomes for the year lo66, by
which it appears "a guardian residing
abroad should return the Income OF us
ward in the district where the ward re
Sides" aud that "all expenses for insur'
snce upon property, and all actual losses
IN business may be deducted from the
gross income of the business through
the year" -,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09
,..-LIu :

THEArRE.-Miss Kate Fisher was
greeted with crowded house last night
to witness Mazeppa. This thrilling
drama was presented with great effect,
and ELECTED rapturous applause Ma
zeppa" is evidently her forte.
There will be a grand matinee for
ladies and children this afternoon, on
which occasion Mazeppa will be again
produced. Also this evening. Secure
your seats during the day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

THE SUMMER SEAsoN-Has its perils
as we'll as its pleasures At home or
abroad you should have friend at hand,
in "LOgan's Essence Of Jamaica Ginger j
1t is an elegant tonic, and corrective
of evils, resulting from errors in diet. -
Price b cents, sold by dealers.
T. Fl. LOGAN & Co
LOGAN LIST & Co.,
Proprietors
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

ARREsrrD.-A week or two ago man
calling himself Buxton, stole a horse
from Mr.. Davis, of Bethany A few
days ago the thief was arrested<n Car,
rolton, Ohio, and the parties interested
appraised of the fact. Gov Foreman has
issued requisition for the criminal, and
he will be handed over to the authorities
of Brooke county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

FIRE-The alarm of fire yesterday
was occasioned by the burning of a
frame dwelling house near the Crescent
Iron Works. The loss is not very heavy,
as the fremen were on the ground
promptly, as usual
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-09

LADIES will always find choice as.
sortment of Boots, Shoes and Caters for
Ladies', Misses and Children's wear, at
Mrs. E. SHERIDAN's, second door above
Harbour's Carpet Store. Nothing but
the very best articles kept. We heartily
bespeak for Mrs, S 8 goods trial
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