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We print, this morning, an interesting
letter from our Edgefeld correspondent.
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DART OF A HOUSE To RENT,-IT IS
i pleasantly situated, hns every convenience
To persons without children the rent will be mode
rate. II desired, the whole house can oe obtained
fully furn shed, or without Apply at No. 22A EAST
BAY-STREEr. August %
ITO NknT, A HALF OF A HU q e
i pleasantly situated IN the central part OF the
city. Apply ct No. 272 KISa-STREET.
August %
HlO RENT, TIE PLEASANTLY STU
AIED three and . half story kE,lDENCE, No.
50 Smtth.stleet near Vsnderhorst Apply at No
LIBkR1Y.SlREET. 81 August ~
ITO RENT, THE HOUSE Ne. 10 vEH-
/ N0N-STREET, with seven rooms and double
piazzas and gas thu oughout. To- good tenant the
rent will be low. Inquire at No. IS AMHERST.
STREET. thss Auguet rs
DEAL estate AGENTS, AND o. BEaS
IL having houses to rent, can have their Placards,
&C., printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at THE NEWS JOB OF
tICE, No. 1A9 East Bay
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CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
ONION, No. 4S.
A TTENp THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
a of your Union, THIS Saturday EVENING
2Stn inst, at Masonic Hall, at Eight O'Clock
August 20 C. ADAMS. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CENT

INJURIES LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business is with
Southern States and to them It appeals for patron
age. It has ample means to fully protect polcyhold.
ers and pay oil losses.
tFFICERs.
JOHN B. GORDON, President.
B. b. HILL, A. q. COLaUITT, Vice Presidents.
A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. G. NORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS.
atlanta, Gs.-JoHN B. GORDON, A. AUsIKIL, E. W.
HOLLAND, J. F. ALEXANDER, j. b. CALLAwAY, J. N.
JOHNSON.
Athens, CAB. c. YMozY, BENZ. H. BILL, Rob.
HRT THoXAs.
Columbia, 8. C.-WADE HAMPTON.
Augusta. Ga.-C a. PH1NHY, EDWARD THOMAS.
Madison, CAD. E. BUTLER.
Warrington, Ga.-RoBERr TooNBs.
Cuthbert, CAB. J. SMITH.
Newton, Ga-A. n. coLQUIrr.
Charlotte. n. C.-WM JOHNSTON.
Allendale g. CD. L. W1IL1NaHAh.
Greensboro, N. CIV. A. CALDWELL.
j. H. MILLEK, General Agent,
AUGUSTA, GA.
8. z. TUPPER, Resident Agent,
CHARLESTON. 8. G.
H.w DESAUssURE, II. D., Medical Examiner.
August 1s DAo 2mos
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WANTED, A SINGLE COLORED
w WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron. Recon-
mendahons required. Apply in GADSDEN-STREEr,
east side, one door north Of Montague.
Anouat %
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3or Salt.

EOR SALE. A NO. 1 MILCH cow. AP-
II PLY al the u ,rthwest corner Of QUEEN md
AHCHDALE STREETS. IL August %
nULL AND NEW FOUNDLAND PUPS
II FOR SALE.-Gentlemen who have engaged
PUPS from the advertiser will please call fer thm
at No. l43 KING-STREET 81 August II
0AND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT
y low rates at MARSHALL'5 WHARF.
August 90 1mo
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yEyANTED. EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental Is executed promptly In the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, at he
NEWS Job Office, No. 1I9 EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
esoWhere
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aDauts.

WANTED, FIVE OR SIX GOOD EN-.
w BROIDERY WORKERS.. Applicants will
please bring samples of their work to McLALN'S
LADIES EMPORIUM. No. 4S3 King-street, near
Calhoun. siuth3 August %
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GOOD SERVANTS, WHITE AND COL
VI ORED, can be obtained by applying to EN-
PLOYMENr OFFICE, No. so Queen-streel.
AuOuat %
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HHlNEsE LABOKERs.-PAkTIE
" wishing to employ large or email! numbers OF
CHINESE LABORERs, ray make the necessary
gements for procuring gangs OF sihr required
deliv cred in any part of the country by application
to KooPMANS SCHAAP, San Francisco, California
July 20
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Assets July 1. .s51o.oOo
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At PKI VAT K SALE. THAT FIN X
n STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES. tLstu January 81
nor SALE, HOO ACRES OF W. LII
II TIMBERED LAND In lower TT Of barpwell
Count six miles from south tdisto River. Terms
made very low For particsl address Or. C. B.
AUTO, Graham's Turnout. C.S. r. K.
August 20 DAG SO
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Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER. Firm OF Harper Bros, eI.
Mayor New York.
JOHN J. CRANE, President Bank Republic.
WV III. vKRMnYE Banker Vermilye 4 Coz
CHAs G. LOCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Cons
psny.
Hon. GEORGE OpDYKR, ex.Mayor of New York.
MNor G. MORGAN, Banker
THOMAS RIsNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
BENZ b. HER MAN, Treasurer New York Steam su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm Of Arnold, Constable & Co.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, Wetmore & BOVINE, Lawyers.
+ v. HAuaHwour, Firm E. v. Haughwout Co.
VIZ wuKENs Firm Of W. wilkens & Go.
JCLIUs q. PRATT. Merchant.
wM W. WRIGHT. Merchant.
CHAs J. .TARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. ". CuYLER, Banker, Palmyra, n. Y.
GEo. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur.
snee Company.
JoHN G. SHERWOOD Park Place.
WALTON Il. PEcKHAx, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty. third-street.
EDwARr q. WRIGHT, Newark. N. j.
GEO. " FARLRs, Counsellor.
". L. CoaswlL, Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR.. T. REENsTJERNA. Examining Physician.
IL. IsSERTEL.
GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON.
uhce No. 265 King-street,
CHARLESTON, s. O.
January12 D&c lyr
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NEW GOODS.

HONEY
EoR SALE, WHOLESALE AND Retail. By
DR.. II. BAER,
June 26 No. 131 Meeting.Rtrett.
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Jusnraute.

sJasurauts.
q u U II e X N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
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so. Mr., Stewart now saw what in
srtions and scallops, trimmings were
1t occurred to him that he had no
gone to work, however, in exactly tn,
right wayto carry out tho plan Of Ml
Chambers.
"Cauyouselt mo these goods an,
cheaper if buy considerable uuanti
! tics of each 2" he inquired Of the shop
woman.
GLOW much do you wish to buy
"Athousaud pounds worth"
"Oh, my, sir, You had better go tt
Mr.. Workman's, the manufactures,
said the shopwoman, and she dircctct
him the way 10 so.
To Mr.. Woriman's Mr.. Stcwar
went. His one tbousand pounds wa.
soon exchanged for insertion and seal
lop trimmings. Mr.. Stewart soon ar
rived in New York, bringing will
him the product Of his PURCHASES.
IL invested my patrmony as 20,
wished mo to-" said Mr.. Stewart te
-Mn Chambers. .'oshs. .~..
"iou have done Just tho thing
spoke mp Mr.. Chambers, with q lively
burst Of enthusiastic joy. "Scarccly
any OF these goods are in tho market
They are i'll great demand; sure tc
double the money paid for them
Where arc the goods ?"
"l}ronSht them on tl:c ship with
me-"
sLucky; we'll open store at once
CIV no do mean by we?'
"1ou and L will be partners, Of
course
"Not ut alI," answered Mr.. Stewart;
''you sell the goods ! bought. DAY me
back my $1,000, aud that's all ] ask
or expect. | bought them for your
accommodation and not to make any
thing for myself"
It's unnecessary to pursue this dia-
loSuc. Mr.. Chambers would not lis
ten 10 anything efSc than sharing the
profits with Mr.. Stewart. IIe Insist
cd further that they should open a
store together, and that Mr.. Stewart
should be the salesman, willie he
would buy other goods at auction for
the establishment. This programme
of business finally agreed upon. the
next thing was to get a.storc. They
looked through Pearl and Hudson
streets, the great centres then Of the
retail trade, but could find no place to
suit them, the principal objection be-
ing the high rents asked. Finally Il
blll "To let upon tho door Of No.
2S3 broadway attracted their attcn-
tion. The rent, on enquiry, WAS found
to bc S3I5 a year. For sometime
they pondcrcd over the cXpcdicncy OF
assuming such high rent. The man
who had just vacated the place had
failed, and this made them extra eau
tio"s. They decided TO take the store.
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CorroN SEED OlL.-Wo met in this
city, last week, South Carolina gen
tlcman, who came to investigate the
profits and advantages Of manufactur-
lug oil from cotton seed, with the
view of cmbarking in the business at
home.
lie became abundantly satisfied of
this, and found the only drawback to
be the enormous waste of the fertili-
ty OF the land which would bc caused
by the carrying Off it's richest, and
yet smallest ingredients, which arc
concentrated in the seed.
This would be especially dangerous
to reg on now terribly dcvastcd by
long cropping, without restoration,
aud which is able to maintain itself
only by the use Of concentrated fertil-
lzcrS.
Perhaps the best means thcyacould
use to retain tie strength to bo found
in the seed, would be TO feed cotton
seed oil cake to their animals, and to
place their manure with tho ingrcdi-
cnts of the oil and cotton fibre, found
in the other sustenanccs, upon the
soil, if possible, in augmented quanti-
ties.-Nrso Orleans Picuyune.
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Mr.: George Peabody sailed from
New York for England on Wednesday
in the Scotia. He returns very weak;
indeed his debility has been such that
he has been Obliged during the last
three months tS confine himself with
in doors, lying Sdown for twenty hours
or moro OF tho twenty-four, and only
going out whom compelled to do SO by
important business. lie. has besides
experienced an almost total loss of
appetite. Still, therc~aro encouraging
symptoms in his ~casc; .inasmucI as
his cough, which weakened him SO
much, has nearly left him, and he has
lately commenced to. gain in weight.
1t is hoped that a winter residence in
warmer climate, even if it docs not
entirely rostoro him. may so far i'm
prove his health as to prolong his use
lul and happy life. .,7n.s -.
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The fall book trade sale closed in
New York Wednesday, having been
in progress somo days. Throughout
the sale the bidding was decidedly
brisk, and Tho number Of books sold,
reached the unprecedented number of
$4,000, 1T an average rate Of fifty cents,
making the total proceeds of the sale
$230, 600. -. The miscellaneous books
such as old novels, school books and
old editions Of ule moro popular
work5--aommantlcl rather low PRICES,
but tho standard English classics, and
especially Shakespeare. Milton, Moore
and Scott, sold in largo numbers and
at very high prices: A most noticca-
bic feature Of the sale was the extra
ordinary number Of tho copies of By
rons works which were disposed of;
more than 10000 Of NIL editions and
styles of binding having bccn sold.
The great.number' is mainly attribu-
ted by the shrewd dealers present to
the popularity his works have of Iato
acquired from tho revelations of Mrs.
Harriet Boocifdr Stowe.7.:'i r@,. 3.
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TENNESSEE ArFAIRs.-A special to
the louisville Courisr-Journal, from
Nashville, undor date of the 28th ult
has tho following concerning the stu
alton in Tennessee
! The Legislature convonos on Mon
day, and early in tho succeeding
week will elect United States Soma
tor. AT this early day tho following
events can be predicted with reason,
able certainty Of their fulfImcnt:
l. Andrew Johnson will be elected
Senator
2. Tho fifteenth amendment will
not be ratified.
3d. a constitutional convention will
be called ut an early day, which body
will effect the enfranchiscmcnt of cv-
cry dislranchised person in tho State,
at the earliest practicable moment,
but will not Interfere with the civil
and political rights of the negro.
4th. Tho bonds Of the Strtc will not
be repudiatcd. although earnest advo-
Gates ior such u measure will not be
wanting.
5th. The partisan legislation Of the
last few years will be generally re-
pcalcd.
These arc tue main questions to
come before tho Legislature and the
convention growing out oft. The
fight over the Senatorship will be
fierce, but the result can be told in ad-
vance, The new Legislature will con-
tain al ADLER set of men than has over
been found in the Tennessee General
Assembly before. The Press and. Times,
tho Radical organ of this city, will
suspend i'll day or two, leaving not q
single dn !" Radical paper in the
State, as bro Hnlow's Why has become
quite conservative.
The collapse Of Radicalism in Ten
nessee is as etfectual rs that Of a
mammoth balloon bursting from oyer
imitation.
Matters are quiet throughout the
State.
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On the Virginia and Tennessee
Road, Sunday, between Salem and
Big Spring, three cars: rushing with
fearful velocity down the grade, ran
into the engine Of No. 3. Tho collis-
ion was fearful, smashing tho caboosc
and the cars attached into q thousand
fragment. The cars were loaded full
of valuable freight, fine dry goods, &c.,
and they were scattered broadcast
along tho road and terribly damaged.
The engine of No 3 was also wreck
cd. loss estimated at from $4,000
to $4,000. Two colored children,
one an infant at the breast, were
killed. No other loss of life.
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PEEE HYAcINrsIE.-Tbe Atlantic cable
announces that this celebrated preacher
has renouncea his allegiance io;tho church
OF Rome, and short account OF him may
not be eFasting. Charles ,Loyson,
known as Farther Hyaeintl,e, was born at
the Academy Of Pau, Of which his. falher
WAS rector. and at an early age became
famous for his remarkable soe,ieai Writings.
In 1s45 he entered the theological seminary
ofsaint Sulpice, IL Paris, and after four
years study, was ordained priest, He WAS
next appointed professor Of philosophy at
the greas seminary AZ Avignon, and sub
seqnsrtly professor of }heolosy at tue great
seminary at Naples. rIIe pext performed
the duties Of priest 10 the parish Of the
Church Of SAINT ISdlpice; AMP akkr hen
years trial beSmnei cone lhced 'thas bisaAe
vocation. was pYeaUhiag."' He,lhen .spen,
two years in she Convent Of The CaSinelAes,
at Iy ons, and sdbseaueh#y:*as saA,sft ed, 70
that 0:tst'aba made 1is f7rstt Appes,huee
AZ a pdl p!C o,atoY ,By pfeael7ias Wiihd trsat
!sueeets daring " %spiIi,nA;ts,ssaiheldtat ST DID
Lyeeom ofLyons. He next pteAEbSdEtAe
Advent eedrss'6f sermons at Bordeaux, ID
l5eSVend ehe Lent sermons at Peripneua
in 1864, and in hs'Suaa1ihsr dotf tysS 5eat
procesded to Paris aud preached fiat at the
3ss(lsM 33ssss(lsMaax2ty.: an 4sgRtts:b 's; =
Notre Dame. During the last Eve year,
'tAs sesReneiol Fatasr HSsasthS. hayqtst
9ee ell tbsre!sst aiHaetions of Par ,Snd
ms preaching hsaattraefed, large ssd jassl-
ligsnt .sndiense.1. ntG
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The merchants and planters of Chcs
tcrficld: at meeting held on Tuesday
last, denounced the illicit traffic car.
ried Oh in seed cotton and other agri-
cultural products. Resolutions were
adopted condemnlng tho practice OF
purchasing corn and cotton after
nightfal!, and requesting the County
Agricultural Society to bring the
whole subject before the State Socic.
ty. The County Society was also ad,
vlsed to a reward for evidence sutli-
eient to convict any person engaged
in the purchase or sales Of stolen pro.
ducts. There should be similar ac-
ton in every county in the State
which has not yet publicly considered
this important matter.
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There was great excitement
among tho negroes III Sunfowcr Co.,
Miss, last Saturday. Instigatcd by
the incendiary harrangucs of one
Combash, a colorcd man, they assem-
blcd Ito tho number Of 400 or 500 in
tho vicinity of Minter,s store, Oh the
Tallahatchio Civcr. After going TO
tho store and making threats, and
cursing out tho whites generally, Col
oncl Mintcr made them little speech
for the purpose Of pacifying them, but
he was met with yclls and abuse.
They threatened to burn the store and
dwellings Of tho white in that vicini-
ty. When tho whites by words could
not pacify them, they tried tho effect
Of powder and lead, which dispersed
them in q few rounds. The frccmcn
to the number Of 500 and upwards,
were, at the latest dates, cncampcd in
some old fields on tho Archer place.
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OnIo.-Tho Cincinnati Enquirer is
very confident of q Democratic tri-
umph. II says:
"Advices continue good from all
parts of the State. The centre will
show tremendous Democratic major
itios; go will Southern Ohio. The
backbone counties will also give us
splendid votes. Thcrc will bo q caving-
in Of tho Radical strength in the river
counties, and throug ghout Eastern
Ohio, there will be the samo report.
From the Western Reserve there arc
good tidings, and wo confidently OK
pcct handsqmA diminution in tho
majoritics that arc always given
against us in that section. Wcllin-
formed parties no longer doubt tho
success of Mr.. Pcndlcton and tho
Democratic Legislature"
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..,CoTroS TAX Claims Macon
(Ga) Ts1yrapA has seen q circular
from Washington which states TINT
it is noweertaiH. that the entire Su-
pfeme Bench, with, ,.one exception,
are Of the opinion tlat tic cotton tax
was upconstitQtiopal, and will have
to'be refunded:l,Aoase is to be. made
'in 7coartH next December and nc
'toubr sfeir about the ptyfmase result
1t is further said HtBaU o company is
Rsiqlgg R8ssilql organized in. New YORK witt
a capitaLo& Eve orIten uilliopstobut
up these fsas 4 claims, and ID that tartiesarf
now selling them for a6ssong,f :whst
thRssy Ae a Worth ttbsib :aeFi 'asae&i flapsett
and others, who, have paiar :thia. tax
are Esasnesays advised dfaot .tosopar
ESitE thsir claims s69f, tRe pfegeanntl! j
ltU .JGEGJS SJSI1U HIE Ajr.t.Ig a. i
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A now hotel, WITH marble front,
eight stories high, has just been COM
plctcd at the corner Of Broadway and
31st-strcet, New York. It is known
as tho "Grand Hotel" and was built
at an expense $500, 900, exclusive of
tho land on which. it stands. The
furniture and equipments cost :.noth-
Ell 100000. More than $4,000 was
paid for mirrors. The establish
ment has been leased at $65,O0O per
annum. Il
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A Wall-street speculator, returning
home on Saturday evening in no en-
viable frame Of mind, announced the
result Of his operations to the family
group: s'No more silk dresses this
Winter, my dear no more balls and
parties no moro opera boxes )" and
then warming with his subject, ono
moro informal VIKINGS and dinings,
and no moro d-n nonsense of q
sort, Matilda" Surely tho most un-
initiated would have known that the
man was Il bear,
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General Canby has ordered that as
much Of the January interest on the
State debt as the, treasury is ablo to
pay must bo paid at once. Thore is
over $4,000 in the State Treasury.
A little OVER one:half Of the amount is
dts ON the january interest. ~,
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: 's'4ls5 Nc M5tta 5ttsan sosllsa bryant, ys4t # tn.
Evening; Post Posstt and n Mr.. John Bigelow,
pedtor Of ths Times, arc fellow mem-
hsrs Yyitbb:. Yyitb: n My> s. Mstapton " Marble. Of the
WoFla, ip the executive isSelmn!nitteea iSln! of
tho FREQ Trade League.
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'Frantz, Of the Brandon REPUBLICAN,
rather quizzically replies to North
ern radical paper, which complains of
his being too severe on Amcs. Frantz
says: "Ames is our Governor Grant
gave him tous, and we have tho right
to wallop him when he don't do
right.
Thing have come to a very pretty pass,
When man CANT wallop his own jackass."
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A gentleman was seated with othe1

person in the room where country
lass sat bolt upright, and utterly silent.
Silence, indeed, fell upon the entire
party, aud tho gentleman first allu-
dcd to said, in what he supposed TO
be an almost inaudiblc tone Of voice :
"Awful pause" IL guess, Mister, ex-
claimed tho indignant country lass,
jumping up, "you'd awful paws too,
if you had to do all tho scrubbing that
l docs IT, =
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"A tyoM6g'mafh haaisdi w@lsysa nv vas:
key Of oBotetbrt G6untys Vas com:
Iaitted, suicide ,attha,sWhite Salphui
spr9pngsr On dthe isaI4 RBIth 4plt,v aa teaoo !;
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BYryW. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON,,
The Footsteps of Decay.
Q p .ssS ID
From TIE SPANISH

FROM TIE SPANISH
Oil let the soul lis slumbers bncali-
Arouse its senses and awake,
To see how soon
Life Id it's glorics glides away,
And the stern footsteps Of decay
Come stealing on.
And while we view the rolling tilo.
Down which our flowing minutes glide
Away 80 fast,
Let US the present hour employ,
Amt deem each future dream Joy
Already past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind
NO happier let us hope to find
TO MORROW thar TO day.
Our golden dreams Of yorc were bright,
Like them the prescn: shall delight
Let them decay. *
Our lives like haet'nng streams mist BE-
That into one cngulrhing sea
Are doomed 10 fall
The sea Of death whose waves roll on
Ger king and kingdom. crown and throne,
And swallow all.
Alike the rivers lorilly tide.
Alike the humble rivu.ts .il.
To that sad wave;
Death levels poverty and rri.lc.
And rich and poor sleep side by side
w thin tho grave.
Our birth is but starring place;
Life is the running OF the race,
And death the goal;
There all our gi!,e j. e toys are brought
The patl, alone, Of all unsought,
Is found Of nil
See then how poor and little worth
Are oil these glittering toys Of earth
That lure us h-rel
Dreams Of a sleep that death must break;
Alas before it bids us wake,
We disappear.
Long ere the damp Of earth can blight.
The checks pure glow Of red aud white;
Has PASSED away.
Youth smiled, and all was heavenly fair-
Age came anal laid his finger there,
And where arc they1
Where is the strength that spurned decay,
The step that rovei S" light and gay,
The hearts b!ithe tun.9
The strength is gone, the step is slow,
Aud joy grows wrarisoms and wo,
When age comes on.
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