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The New York herald., 1867-04-30
DY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER.
ID HENRY H LEEDS Aurfioneer.

O HENRY II. Il MINER.
ID HENRY n. LEEDS Auctioneer.--wiI sell BY auction
Tuesday April 3D. at O'Clock. the residence
No East Nineteenth street. genee household Furniture.
consisting Velvet and Brussels Carpets, mante and pier
Mrprs rosewood Pianofore rosewood suite in orange
satin dsmask centre Tabe fancy chairs &C. dining Of
Buffet extension Table, Chairs, Couch. &C.. bedrooms
IN mahog and rosewood wardrobes Bureaus Bedseads
Mattrasses Pillows Bo-ters 40, China Crockery 0aSs
ware. Plated ware, &c; kitchen furniture &c.
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pY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER

QY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, auctoneer will sell by auction,
Tuesday. April % a iok O'clock at the residence 81
oEHTEEi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, eonsis,ing OF
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood Suit In
bocatol. rosewood Panoforte rosewood marble
Centre Table Bronze mahogany Extension
TABLE c.rvsd black walnut marble Buffet, mahogany
6uil In bair cloth; gilt frame Mirror elegant bronze and
marble Ccez deeoEsd hsnss Vases, green ngured soin
&c; mahogany and black walnut Bedsteads Bureau
Wahsands, marble top Uomode, mahogany Chairs hair
doth Pillows~ Bolsters paiAsses Ac Stair
Carpets, Olcloths, Kitchen Furniture. &c.
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DY HENRY II. LEE : Mr>BR-HENRY II. LEEDS.
ID Auctiouecr will sell BY Auction Wednesday, May
st 12k O'clock q the siacncc No. l<S Nntn street. be-
tween an Hrosdwny,
GESrEEL HoCsEHOLD FURNITURE.
Of Velvet brussels Carpets rosewood suite
silk Velvet rosewood Centre Tables and other
articles; bedrooms OF rosewood black walnut Dress bu
roaus Couches Washstands Cottage Suits OIL
Cloths China 0lAsa, and Kitchen Wares, 10 Particulars
In Catalogue.
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REHJ. v. rHEALL. AUCTIOSeER.
~ lLan salesman with r.. ~. Ludlow Coz
hnuskHpLp FuRNIi URE,

CAEFEIS- AC.
.,sy IHbML BRO. tns day, April 30 leG, r los
universi,y place, corner Caton plscc al the
rurntare contained In said house VIZ: French
go bnfeanA Mashssnds, Sofas. Lounges, Cnars
L.. nAr Mattresses Feather Boisters ana fii
%ss, ssseI brussck and ingram Carpets, Oicloths.
nno tass Ware together with the Kitchen uteusiis,
donesr's onlce, ~ Liberty areet
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ISAAC WOLF, AUCTToNEER-orFfCh t@ PEARL
street: will sell Tuesday. April ~ al O'CLOCK =. ",
the Furniture Of the four story house NO - h9w sse
consisting OF Paror hair cloth, Cottve St several
large French plate Mirrors Brusses and Irsn Csrpvt.
olclohs Chandelier, bsck walnut and mSncxAny ben
esds FEATHER Beds Sheets Quilts Blankets &c asc ~
the Kitchen Materials. bsrroom FIXTURES, f.ncv
Ice Botcs &c :salso at o'clokk hpe road Hor~ 'oe
quarter WAGON. Harness, Robe WhipA Ac
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WM Writer'S AuCTIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY,
los O'Clock. at N6 varick street. the stock and FIX
lures of the above grocery coussng OF general OF
Teas sugars. rohees spices, Ac together win tnc r
geher with everything usually found In store Of the above
description.
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EEo WELLS NICHOLS, AuCTloNRER. ll3 PEARL
VI strect-kEILSON NICHOLS will sell at auction.
tuesday April 50 ls6 =. loh O'Clock at the private rest
and Third nne rosewood Parlor SUITS marble top
centre Tables velvet and Brussea Carpets large rich French
plate mantle Mirrors. Pier Glasses Chandeliers elegant
carved black walnut rosewood and mahogany Chamber
sus bs Oh walnut Armo 0lacc, heavy French Iate
ncu with satin wood; cured hair Mattresses Boster
Pillows. Sheets, Bed covers &c Toilet sess knsnvnes
together with the usual assortment OF Household Furnur
general Of Kitchen Furniture tine rosewood
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DEM. =. THRALL, AUcTIoEEER.

general assortment Of Household Furniture Carpet. and
coshs pull Beer Pump 70 cther with the
Kitchen tensiis with which the sale will commence Css-
togues At the Auctiopcer's ONCE. 81 Liberty street
DEM. y. THEALL. ArCrT0NEER 49,,
ID By THRALi. BRO this day, April ~ AZ iVn
o'clock street between Prince and bou sto n,
general assortment OF Household furnure-Carved rose
wood Paror suits in satin; Dressing Bureaus washsands
Tables Chairs and Easy Chairs, Hsr straw Mattresses
Feather Beds. and Bolsters, China and Glass
Catalogues at the auctioneers ONCE o. Liberty street.
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w II. MILLER, AUCTIoNEEK -JoHNeoS. MILLER
w. A HALL viii sel at auction, on Tuesday April ~,
nj u O'Clock al the Exchange Salesroom Ill broadway,
the valuable Business Property Worth street opposite
Claim Co.'S storc-Nos IS and 81 Worth street. being
<6 feet wide by 06 feet Deep with alley In eight feet
vide. S3UO may remain mortgage for ten years fos.
session May |.
Also valuable Business Stand No. 1855 York street
Navy Yard entrance, Brooklyn Three story and stto
House 25rs6 with brick extension 2sx64 now used a.
wne liquor and bowling aloon splendid new alleys largo
billiard room. water, sewer; immediate pos sessoni
good order terms owner has done good ana
rctres Also valuable Store, No. ~ North Second
street. between Second and Third streets Wiiamsourg
Large three House. good order, just painted con.
anng thrtees besides basement and cellar water
and house Ax36 lot Aasl S2000 remain ON mort
raUe
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II COTTON. AUCTIoNEER-GENTEEL no sEnoLD
Furniturc Carpets and 0coths; Paror, Dining Room.
Bedroom and Basement DDS, &c &cThis day, tuesday,
April 3D. at 10Y O'Clock, at l56 West Forythrd street. the
entire gcntecl Furniture of the House, comprising
Parlor, Dining Room. Bedroom and Basement, including
Kind and Of good black walnut mahsgans
aud oak Hair Feather Beds, Carpets Ocoths
Cutlery, China and Glass Ware Kitchen Furniture 6c &c
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w at 66 West Tenth street, all the eeneei Housenod
Furniture consisting of Parlcr suits Pier and Aan.s
Lsce and ohef Cuain-; Velvet Brusses Inre Ply
and Other cape hne sir Mattresses Feather nsas Scc
ding aud Table Linen. Silver China. oiasa Crockey wnlu
Tin and Kitchen Ware Also very superior seven octAvs
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ISAAC WOLF. AUcTIoNEER-orfIcE go PEARL
entire Fixtncs aud Furniture contained n the house No.
ica james street. ssng Of Carpets tcion, Beavom
ding kitcbsn Materials; all Barroom Fixtures Ar
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ITENRy d. MINER, AUCrIoNEER, sALEsRooM 81
ii Nassau strset opposite the Pos ocsAt l0k o'clock,
Streets the entire contents OF said saloon consist
ing Of black walnut marble Bar Counter Counter
Tables Mors Chandsliers Oh PaintnsA Billiard Lights
Bar Pitchers, GLASS WAR;, &C.
SHARPE, WITH ALL APPURTKNANCES COMPLETE.
ALSO,
. very valuable stock Of 1ne genuine
LIQUORS AND WINES, CHAxPA0NES, &C.,
AND IN BOND,
consisting Cogniac quarter and eighth
and cases; Jamaica Rum, Bourbon Whiskey 1O casks
Care rs quarter casks sherry 2b baskets Louis Raymond
Champagne 10 quarter casks old Port 70 quarter casks
% quarter casks Cherry Brandies and Cor
dialaL kc, &c.
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HENRy n. HfRrs Jr., AUCrIoSEER.
Ii THURSDAY, MAY "a, AZ iet O'CLOCK,

STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES
Comprising rosewood psrlnr and Chamber Furniture Pier
Mirrors rosewood Piano Forte, Bed, Bedding Hair Mat
tresses China and Gass Ware Extension Table, Dining
Chars together with kitchen Furniture and Utensils with
which sale commences
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HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER-sALEsRoON 81
ii Nassau street. opposite the Post ofce. MiN.R
lo occck nj private residence wcst,rwenueth srcct
all the gcneel Household Furniture consisting of Nevet
Brussels Ingram Carpets; Parior and Bedroom
Sofas, Chairs Bureaus Lounges. Bedsleads bookcases
nc
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

LJBNRY ID. MINER AUCTI0NEER SAL8SROoM "a
II Nassau street. opposite ths Post o1nce.
Miner Somerville III se 81 auction Thursday May
1891 lok O'Clock, 81 the private resence No SS Lex
ington avenue between fortsh and Forty rs Streets
Genteel Household opusstng OF vev BRUSSELS
and ingram Carpets rosewood Suit In green and gold bro
telc carved rosewood EaGore rosewood centre aad side
Tables, black walnut Dining Room Furniture uifet exten
Table and Chsirs and mahogany
Bedsteads Bureaus washsands and Chairs enamcled
tage suits, indow shades Mantle urnamsnts, on Cloth
walnut HAstand velvet and Brusscs stair Carpets
and Rods. crockery, Glassware, &c. &e- Also Kitchen
Utensils
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A UCTION SALE.-WM. ABBOTT. AUCrIONEER,
q Will sell this Tuesday, l0h O'Clock, at 10y Rasi
twenty eighth street, between Lexington and Fourth
story brown stone house vzvsvet Brussels and ingram
CrIes bureaus, Bedsteads, Paror Suits Chamber and
Dining Suits Hair Mattresses Beds, &C. &c Dealers a
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

CoLE MURPHY, AUCTIONEERS ON TUESDAY,
" 0th at Il O'Clock A. NJ, st the stables of D. Williams
IN Clcrmont Fulton avenue Brooklyn 2supetor Road
Horses, good do, Coaches top Wagons, Road do
2Phseions, new Rockaway Coupe do csleehe set
Coach Harness do light double do, do. light single d.
Blankets, Robes, &C. Sale without close bus
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picHARD WALTERS. sHEgIfF,s AUCTIoNEER.
h GUN MACHINES, TOOLS, &C.
Nl sell Wednesday, Nav at oclo;s at As Ann street
immediately aftr ut 25 Baxter street, 50 valuable
pieces Manufacturing Machinery consisting Quick
SeaIners, SLOW Borers Lock Barre.s RamIod Bsddna
stock Lathe. 300ib iools, sh ng Pueys, &C. Machinery
be applying auctoueer W. Jones' 25 Baxter
te
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WV. Writer'S. AucrIoNEER, ssLLs rHIs H. pAr. ~.
w N1 O'Clock. al ES Greenwich street, Inc eotrc W
nure OF above house Pier Mantel nirrors opets,
Beds and Betdns Lace Curtains, raror suits ChAsnocr
Suits china Glass and silver Plated and gcpofAi ~
sortmepi Of Household Furniture.
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AT AUCTIOT-THE STOCK OF GENTS FURNTst-
"A Goods win be sold at the store 5sl Broad
way, on Tuesday, April 80 commencing at II O'Clock
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

TH0s. GAFFNEY. AuCTIoNEKR, sALEsR00A Ha
Eighth avenue, will sell this day. 81 10 O'Clock at o.
sixth avenue the entire tock and Fixtures Of the oe
known the Great Eastern House. with the Furniture
thoreiu Also large stock of fine BrAndies BourUons
Wines, 6c, and two first class Billiard TabieA
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w 6b broadway the ent,re fashionable Stock and Ma.
eriss contained IN the above s.cre being very a sna q
novel assortncnt embracing everything usually ouua N
hrst class eslablshmcnt togehcv with the C0unsers
Eases Mrrors China, Stools ON Clsthes Ciocks sAnos
Sewing Machines kc.. &c. &c, -, 10
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
- town, twice o week. At reduced rates.
Prepaid tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown by steam
ship from Liverpool and London by rs class sailing
packet, at the lowest possible rates.
Dafts payable in any part Great Britain and Ireland
Apply to TAPSCOTT BROTHERS CO.,
S6 South street. % Broadway. New York.
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ISAAC WOLF AUCTTONEER-OFfTCE ss PEARL
s,cr will srI1 this day, O'Clock the Stock and
lures OF Grocery and Liquor store ~ 0rand street
ner OF rene aL.rge fresh stock; aiss. l gross Of Ink
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30
Or. sChenek's Mandrake PIns-Asubsti-
fute for CaIomeI.

These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions OF
the liver as promptly and as effeetually
blue pill or mercury, and without producing
any OF those dlsagreeable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use OF the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge OF vitiated bile, and remove those
Obstructions from the liver and hillary ducts.
which are the cause % bilious affections in
general.
scHREcE's MANDRAKE Pills cure Sick Head
ache, snd al disorders of the Liver, indicated
py saHoW skin, coated tongue, costiveness,
droWslnessi and general feeling OF wesr1-
ness and lassituds, showing that the liver 10
ia torpid or cbstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with ad-
vantage in all cases when a purgative or
Alternative medicine is required
Please ask for ''Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Pile" and observe that the two likenesses of
the Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage of Consumption,
and the other in his present health.
Sold by all druggists and dealers; price
$3.50 per bottle, on $3.50 the half dozen. All
letters tor advice should be addressed to DIR.
ScHENCK's Principal Office, No. 10 North 9th
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co., 81 Park Row, N. Y; s. S. Hauee. IO8
Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md; Joha d.
Park, N. f. corner of Fourth and Walnut St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 1874 and
1876 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, H.; Collins
Bros, southwest corner OF Second and Vine
Sts., st Louis, Mo.
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Rome Charlotte CGshman and
Miss H0smer.


Correspondence Of the Boston Post.
Miss Homer Is often seen In public
here in Rome, at times driving a hand
some carriage and span rapidly along
the streets, at times on horseback, max
ing her way lin which latter capacity
she excels) to the meet OF the fox
hounds on the Campagna. The pack
this year is good, the sport fair, and
the amusement very fashionable. Miss
Hosmer is an expert rider, and both
she and Miss Cushman are often seen
going at a furious pace over walls,
fences and bitches, close upon the heels
of reynard. Each of these ladies has
strong and tireless energy, and a
muscular physique, which many men
may well envy. They are gifted with
wonderful endurance, which the latter
has often had occasion to display upon
the stage, and with which many of
your readers are familiar. Both are
thoroughly American and patriotic,
yet of strong and impressive individ-
uality, that brings item out Ia striking
contrast with the rest of society IN
Rome. Miss Cushman still continues
to take the lead in all social affairs: and
though now in mourning, yet dispenses
her old and abundant hospitality to her
American friends in quiet and genial
way that is so pleasing to every stran-
ger. She has always shown great kind
ness to artists, especially to those from
her own country who have come here
poor and friendless and needed help
ing hand. In this connection, her gen
crosby and devotion have been unlim-
tied, and for it, if for nothing else, she
deserves the gratitude of every Ameri-
can. Often has she infused her own
courageous temperament into the des-
pairing and given them fresh energy to
encounter the hardships that SO often
surround the beginning of an artists
career. And more than this, many a
time has she bestowed from her own
purse upon the deserving who were
struggling with failing means the aid
that was so much needed. Miss Cush-
man has noble reputation in her own
country for benevolence and public
spirit, but no where can one appreciate
so thoroughly as in Rome the good she
has been so unwearying in doing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30
Awful RaIlrOad accident.

II serious accident occurred on the
Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati
railroad on Thursday last. The night
express west, which was clio ely follow
ed by the Steubenville accommodation,
had stopped at water-station, 10 miles
east of SteubenYille, for water. 1t was
advance of the time of the accomoda-
ton. On starting up, after getting wa
ter, coupling broke, detachiDg the
two rear cars of the train, and before a
fresh coupling could be made, the ac-
commodation came up behind and dash
ed into the detached cars of the for
ward train with appalling force. The
rear car was driven completely through
the one ahead, which, full of passen
gers, was crushed to a mass of splinter
ed timbers
At the first alarm from the approach
ing train, one passenger had quickly
raised a window and thrust his head
out; in an instant the head was torn
from his shoulders, and was afterward
found at a considerable distance from
the wreck. All the other passengers
were fastened in the mass of broken
timbers, which, to add to the horror,
took fire from stove which had been
thrown on its top. Through the exer-
tions of the conductor, baggageman,
and a single passenger from the rear
car who had his wits about him, the fire
was extinguished, when by slow work
the passengers were extricated from
their perllous situation; all, with opeior
two exceptions, more or less injured
Two had both legs broken, six others
one leg each; some had broken ribs,
others broken noses, and so on. An
elderly gentleman and a two-year-old
boy alone escaped all injury, while of
the wounded it was thought that four
or more would die.
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From tho New York Times. March ISL

"A Washington letter-writer re-
marks: '"Phere is an unusual number
of visitors about the capitol this morn
ing, the library having its full share of
ladies walking about, sitting, reading,
looking at pictures, and looking at each
other. BY the farthest table, near the
new extension, sits dark, middle-aged,
sad yet fine faced woman. She is Mrs.
Southworth. My impression is that
the woman is greater than her looks
Then, in her personality there is some
thing fine and tender which has never
run out into ink, or been imprisoned
in paper. She is to be honored as one
of the few women who has worked her.
self up from misfortune to fortune by
the work of her hand, and brain and
heart. che is one of the very few wo-
men who have been able to bring out
of literature not only remuneration,
but fortune. BY the labor of her pen
she has educated her children. and Sc
cured for herself and them the lovely
home on Georgetown Heights. Here,
surrounded by her family, by flowers,
books, beauty and friends, the impas-
sionate, sensitive and suffering heart
at last finds rest.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30

The Bureau County, ILL.,, Republi-
can says, that few days since, at a
party in that place, young man jok-
ingly asked young lady if she would
have him, TO which she promptly re-
piled, eyes" he Immediately left the
house amid the laughter of all present,
but in a remarkably short time re-
turned, and said that he was ready to
marry her. He was asked "when, :"
and replied ''now," and the ceremony
was duly performed by certain squire
standing by. After the excitement of
the moment had subsided, some one
suggested that it was pity The Squire
hadn't license to marry them, as il
was too bad to have such joke spoiled
for the want of the necessary papers
Thereupon the Squire drew from his
pockets ''the papers," and son con-
vinced them that there was no joke
about it, but On the other hand real
lty. The "bTide" was perfectly nom
plussed for a moment, upon learning
the true state of the case; but finally
allowed that she could stand it, if he
could. AZ the last accounts, they had
shows no signs OF repentance for their
TASTY marriage.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30
A ssdoWn-easl', debating club la,

been recently arguing the question: (Which
is the most effective agent In the reduction
of the population Of civilized countries--War,
Cholera, Swithmen, or Bilious Complaints2"
After wsrm and animated debate it was de-
ciped that the latter had proven by far the
most dlsastroes, until the discovery of the
now celebrated stomach Bitters aud ScandI-
navian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. The
club therefore, actuated by a spirit OF philan-
throphy, have determined to recommend
them TO the public as preventative of ohOl-
era, and certain cure for all diseases re-
sulting from Bilious affection, and TO inform
them that they Q prepared by Prince, Wal
ton Co, Nos. Sc, So, go and 81 East Sd st
Cincinnati, and are for sale by all respectable
druggists.
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"A gentleman in Troy, on th

"A gentleman IN Troy, on the 9TH
ult., soon after mailing letter con-
tanning a check for $500, learned that
he had make mistake in the address,
and returning to the postofice, re-
quested clerk 30 make the needed
cnange. On the same day the inclosed
check was presented at a bank in Troy
by some person unknown, and being
made payable to bearer was cashed.-
On Saturday last the detectives arrested
Chas. II. Glenn, chief mailing clerk, on
suspicion. He has been employed in
the Office IA years, has borne a good
character, and strongly affirms his in
nocence.
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POETRY.
THE BRIDGE.
BY H. ". LoSoFELLOw.

/ stood on the bridge at midnight,
AS the clocks we're striking the hour,
And the moon rose DER the city,
Behind the dark church-tower.
L saw her bright reflection
In the waters under me,
Like golden goblet falling
And sinking into the sea.
And Gar in the hazy distance
OF that lovely night in June,
The blaze of the flaming furnace
Cleaned redder than the moon.
Among the long, black rafters
The wavering shadows lay,
And the current that came from the ocean
Seemed TO lift and besr them away.
AS. sweeping and eddying through them
Rose the belated tide,
And. streaming into the moonlight
The sesweed f0a.ed vide.
And like those waters rushing
Among the wooden piers,
A food Of thoughts came Ger me
That filed my eyes with tears.
How often. o, how often,
In the days that had gone BY.
mad stood on the bridge at midnight
And gazed on the wave and sky
How often. o, how often,
I had wished that the ebbing tue
Would bear ne away on It's bosom
Der the ocean wild and wide
Tor nv heart was hot and restless,
And nv life wac foil OF cares
And the burden laid upon me
Seemed greater than could bear.
But low 1t has fallen from ne,
IL is buried in the sea,
And only the sorrow Of others
Throws its shadow over me.
Yet whenever l cross the river
On it's bridge with wooden piers,
q Like the odOT Of brine from the ocean
= Comes the thought OF other years.
And I think how many thousands
OF care-encumbeTed men,
Each bearing his burden OF SORROW,
Have crossed the bridge since then.
I.see the long procession
Still passing o and frO,
The Young heart hot and restless
And the old subdued and sloWl
And forever and forever,
As long as the river flows,
As long as the heart has passions
AS long as life has woes:
The moon and its broken reflection
And it's shadows shall appear
Aud the symbol Of love in heaven,
And its wsvering image here
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30

sI'll do it." After that followed the
Ward letters in regular Succession, and
when the material was nearly ready for
ellis Book" Mr.. Wallace pecuniarly
assisted him towards illustrating it.
MIR. Browne published two volumes.
In the book of travels, the bad SPELL
ing that had characterized Mr..
Brownies previous writings was dis
carded to a great extent, which, in the
estimation of many, made the second
volume a vast Improvement.
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mel would be made to suffice for the
navigation while constructing the can
al
at may be asserted, without the
fear of contradiction. since the present
cut was dredged, more money has been
spent in hiring tugs to tow through the
present channel than it would cost
twice over to make the proposed canal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30

If YOu Want 30 save Money, time and
labor, be sure to use H. Egger's g. Co.'s
successors to II. JohnsOn) Excelsior Soap.
1t is warranted TO wash equally well in hard or
soft water. 1t will remove grease. Ask for
JohnsOn's soap at your grOcers. aug2ScWtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30

New Masie.-At II. N. Hempsted's
Piano Warerooms and Music PuDiishicg House,
410 Main Street, Milwaukee, can be had all the
latest productions of Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
money,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-30

Group. "A lady In New Haven speak
ing of Co.'s CoUGE BALsAM, says she lost two
darling children with Group, and was in des-
pair when the thir twas attacked, but his life
was spared through Goes Cough Bslsam.-
She advises all mothers to keep it on hand in
case of emergency.