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Special Notice.

NATE beg to tender our thanks to the nu-
wv merous patrons Of LOWRANCE & CO.,
we have made additions to our capital and in
creased our facilities, to serve their interests
even more faithfully than heretofore.
We have MARKED DOWN all of our Shelf
Hardware and Fancy Groceries, and are DE-
TERMINED to clean out our stock ut low prices.
SO as to be able to FILL UP WITH FRESH
GOODS AT LOWER RATES THAN CAN BE
HAD ELSEWHERE. Give us trial and you
will be convinced. Orders from the up. coun-
try solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
June IL LORRICK 4 LOWRANCE
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Fresh Crackers.

LNAMILY PACKAGES ASSORTED CRACK-
IL EltS, consisting Of Milk, Cream, Egg,
Butter, Boston and Lemon Crackers.
ALSO,
Fresh Sugar, Butter, Soda, Lemon and EGG G
CRACKERS, just received and for sale at
whOesale and retail by J. & L l. AGNEW
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Removal of Dental Office.

GNsA DIR. ID. J.. BOOXER has removed his
cht18 oificc to Mr.. G.. Diercks' new building,
on Main street, over the Messrs. Porter IL
Co.'S Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services 10 his former patrons
and the public. June 2Y
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EMERY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condensers

TNlIESE GINS, so we'll known throughout
Il the South, need no comment. In style of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turn out, with the same amount of
power, is unequaled.
TOZEn " McDOUGALL, Agents,
August 2 Columbia s. C.
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CAUGHT AGAIN. THE Ring Organ
printed letter from an Abbcville cor
respondent, giving an account Of an al
legged murder in the vicinity of Lowndes-
vile, by one Aieck Pressly, white, upon
a colored man, and winding up with n
prayer for the return of the constabulary.
This last gives point to the letter. It is
u falsehood $50 we learn from tho Able
vile Press from beginning to end. The
parties live in Anderson District, and so
far from anybody being killed, it seems
that the colored man received only u
couple OF small shot at long range. This,
too, after being repeatedly ordered out
of the yard of Pressly before the gun
was used.
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Pure Brandies.

1.1 PIPE Jas. Hennessy's 1860 Cognac.
j. Il pipo I" 1865 %
pipe Brandcnburg Freres 1885 /"
Being Importers Agent for sale of all Fo-
reign Wines and Liquors offered by ne, can
give equal Inducements to the trade any job
bng House in New York or Baltimore can
Olcr. GEO YNMERS
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Unless the food, after passing into the sto-
mach, is thoroughly digcstcd, both body and
mind suffer- Tho digestive organs are op-
pressed, the bowels constipated or irregular.
tho brain lethargic, the nervous system unna,
turaily sensitive, the animal epirit depressed
and the pulse unequal, heart burn, tlatulency
and sick headache are also some of the results
OF indigestion. Therefore. how necessary
must 1t appear to the candid reader that tho
digestive organs should be kept in proper
tone to perform the functions nature requires
OF them Eor this purpose, nc better or moro
palatablc preparation is in existence than
LIPrMASs GREAT GERMAN B1TTEns. A21 12
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TT cures Aches and Pains of ali kinds, in
Il terRal and external. This QUAKER I1SI.
MENr is the best medicine in the world for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Tooth
ache, Pains in Back. Face-achc SwellinSs.
Sprains, Bruises, Snake Bites, Stings of In
scots, for Cramp in the Stomach, Cholera,
Collie, Sick Stomach, Summer Complaiuts
Prepared only by T.. II. HEINITSH,
June o / Chemist, Columbia S c.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. On Wednesday
night, the passenger train on the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad ran over
two boys, cutting ono all to pieces, kill
ing him instantly, and crushing the
others leg and nangling him so badly,
that it is thought he will die. The boys
were sitting on the track asleep, rs is
thought, and hence wero unaware of the
approach of the train, The accident
created great excitement among the
passengers. The name Of tho one dread
fully manglcd, but still living, is Ham
mond; the others namo we could not
learn. .-Ronac COmmcrciul
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HOTEL ARn1vA1s, August 2O.-Nicher-

HOTEL ARnIvA1s, August 2O.-Nicher-
son House.-E. Thomas, Fairfield; Judge
Long, Florida; Mrs. Greenwall, Texas;
J. s. Green, j. S. Mayraat, city; +. D.
Richardson, Charleston; T. w. Ball, G.
w. Connor. Baltimore; Miss Kate Shat
fer, Miss d. Shaffer, Charleston; A. Lu-
cas-. Newberry; G. 8. Hubby, B. r. r. r.
J. A. Foster. J. ". Shipp. G.. B. Can.
non, Spartanburg; Mrs. E. W. Cain,
Mrs. NJ. +. McNiyer, Baltimore; W. G.
McKerall, Marion; w. B. Cast, A. +.
McLauren, N +. Mcqueen. T. 2. Nc
Iver, Cheraw; A. H. Waning, Florence;
:: s. q; Sanders, Spartanburg; D. T. Ward.
Il: ~ d. Ii. r.; J. 9. Carter, R. A.
Matheson, Walhalla; J. r. Chatham,
Helena
Colum1in Hota-C. G. Baker, Union;
). w. O'Brien, w. d. Kennedy, Il.
Drucker, A. 3. Mulligan, G.. W. Pember-
ton, E W. nj. Mackey, Charleston; D.
Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville; L. M. NIcIver,
city; Daniel Zimmerman, Miss Julia
Zimmerman, Orangeburg; J. G. Rund-
lett. Beaufort; B. Y. Sage, Atlanta; W.
S. Greene, Va. Alex. McBcc, Greenville.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Eutaw Encampment.
j. NJ. Allen-Wanted.
G. W. Williams & Co.-Cotton Ties.
G. Huggins-Insurance Notice.
Found-A Pistol.
Z. +. Frazee-Sheriff's Sale
Wanted-A Small House.
Il. Hopc-New MackereI.
d. @. PeiXotto & Son-Auotion.
Brass Keys Lost Telegraph Office
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COLLISION On THE AMAZON RIvER-1GO
LIVES LosT.-By the arrival OF the
schooner Tampico, Captain Lombard,
from Para, we learn that collision
occurred about July 25, on tho Amazon
River, Brazil, between two steamers
One sunk within half an hour with 200
passengers On board and 1G0 were lost.
She had cargo on board valued at
S4oO, OO0, without insurance on vessel or
cargo. The accident occurred Mt the
mouth of the Madaria, one of the tribu-
taries of the Amazon.
Ne,o York Herald, 1871 inst.
Hon. Joshua T. Bell, prominent
citizen and well-known orator of Ken
tucky, died on the 17th.
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A BEAUTIFUL THoUGuT.-It may be truth
fully said that the greatest OF all blessings is
health, for without it the joys vouchsafed are
turned to sorrows. To all health is essential
TO- lifes enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old, to the rich and poor. Are you
IN search OF wealth? Health is necessary.
20 you desire oifico and worldly honors?
Of what avail would these be without health?
The beauties of spring, tho cong of birds, the
deep blue sky, tho rolling ocean, all have a
poetic fascination which charms only the
what are these but mockeries. Tho body dis
cascd, tho mind sickly o'or with tho saddest
OF thoughts. Oh! that may live to appre-
ciate the blessings of health. This rich boon
is within the reach of all. The remedy at hand
in HEISITsn's QUEENS DELIGHT, tho health pa
nacea. Now is the time to try it. AZ
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Notice.

THE undersigned will apply to A. EGrd,
l. Judge OF Probate of Lexington County,
5th day of September next, for final dis
charge Administrator of the estates of
E. u. Swygert, Margaret SwyStrt and Della
Crout. WM. l.. ADDY, Admir-
LEXINGTON G. H., July 90. 1870. July 2S !Im
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THE BROOKS REVOLVING
Cotton Screw Press

Has stood the Test three years and took
ENIRSr PREMIUM last year at New Orleans,
IL Momphis and in Mississippi. Send for
circular to VS.. HENERY, Charleston; GOLD
SMITH Il KIND, Columbia; or
T. A. CONNOR
Ang limo General Agent, Ookcsbnry
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SHAVING SALOON,

Is TtEESE ES TttCMPSON.
TIME undersigned would respectfully Inform
Il the citizens OF Columbia and vicinity that
they lave opened SHAVING SALOON, on
rlain street, opposite DR.. Fairs, where they
guarantee satisfaction in every respect.
JAMES REESE,
July % JAMES THOMPSON.
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Oats, Oats!
4 n0O BUSHELS Prime Heavy OATS
Aug 10 EDWARD HOPE.
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Fall Turnip Seeds.
~ REEN GLOBE. Red Top and English
VI Rnta Baga Fresh Seed for sale by.
July 80 f.. HOPE.
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New Family Flour.
VSN BBLS. New and Choice Family
1ebO FLOUR for sale low by
Aug 10 EDWARD HOPE
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A good Dinner, at half-past Q o'clock,
every day, at EXCHANGE House.
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Found,
AN the 2lst, a PISTOL; which the owner
~ can have by proving property, and paying
for this advertisement Aug %
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Wanted,

A MAN to take charge of Machinery for
"a the manufacture of Doors Sash, Blinds.
&c. TO sober, competent person, good
wages and constant employment will be given.
Apply to JAMES M. ALLEN,
Aug 20 Columbia g O.
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POLLOCK'S.
NNHIS is the only First Glass RESTAURANT
i in the city; and is always prepared to fur
nlsh tho finest of LIQUORS AND MEALS. at
reasonable prices and hours. August 81
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Another Shipment
nF StultZ's Genuine Pancake CHEWING
" TOBACCO, just received ut
AnE II POILOCK'S
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Lost,
PETWEEN Columbia Hotel and Janney's
~ Hall, Saturday night last, TWO BRASS
KEYS. Finder will confer favor by leaving
them at Telegraph Office. Aug %
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w anted to Rent,

E;;a SMALL HOUSE, containing three or
four Rooms. Apply Mt this Office.
AuN %
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PSiSOuui huu pOi1tlCal.
A great many Americans are Offering
their services to Napoleon aud Bismarck.
They all want to shed some patriotic
gore as suffers. They are capable of
making the most fearful charges on the
enemy.
The Indians in Texas continue trou-
blesome. One number of the Galveston
Ne,cS reports thirteen persons killed by
them and many more wounded; and one
boy and at least $50 head of horses
stolen.
The village of Bells Corners, near
OTTAWA, Canada, was destroyed by fire,
the other day, aud an extensive conha-
grafton also occurred Mt tho village Of
Tannerics, near Montreal, destroying
fifty houses.
Over $lS5, 900 has been saved to the
Government by the partial destruction
and wear Of fractional currency, that
amount standing to the credit Of the
currency fund, and has accrued mainly
from torn notes.
with the Yarapai-Apacho Indians of
Arizona, whereby they agree to protect
the whites within their boundaries from
depredations by other bands.
Several members of Dnprez & Bene-
diets Minstrel Troupe, from Philadel-
phia, were mnssacred by the Indians in
Nevada, on the night of the 9th of Au-
gust.
Richmond and the Government have
como to terms, and the city gets tho
Davis Mansion. The furniture is to bo
sold at auction.
Canyon City, Oregon, was destroyed
by fire on the 18th instant Only one
house was left standing, and the entire
loss amounts to S250,000.
President Roye, of Liberia, is to make
the tour of the United States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

the etreet In 1857. S2.V3
Bartlett, FltzJames. ...
Second installmcnt Of tax
for curbing and paving
fOotway, on Interest from
October 12th, 1868, f8.R
Ball, Francis H., Cln name
Of Anna NJ. Stono) for
1868.
Beginning on "B' street
north thlrty-four feet
from the southeast cor
ner; thenccwost elghtfeet
nine inches; thence north
one hundred aud ten feet;
thence easteight feet nine
inchea; thence south one
hundred and ten feet to.
the beginning.
ylttOs sssssss &c
Having n front of ten feet.
eight incheaon north "B".
street adjoining the west.
thrcofcet eleven inches Of.
said lot, running back the
same width the depth
thcrgOf.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

Being the next west thirty
seven feet nine riches
on north X street by the
depth Of the lot,
.lllttOs s,sss 6ss....fss
Being the east twenty
three feet on north U
street, by the depth Of the
lot.
flttps sssEsTHs s'ssffss f'''
Ditto. .....,.,,...,,,,,.sf
First instalment OF tax for
paving alley, and i'm.
prOvements, on interest
from September o, 1859,
! $3.1t
lllllos sssss,rrts ,'.'.s. -
Assessment for lighting
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEW
DlltOs,sssssrssss,,.Hsss''
Assessment for lighting
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First and second Install
ments of tax for payingl
carriageWay, on interest
fromAug. IL, 1868, $40. SO
Assessment for construct
ing sewer on Interest, |
from July "a, 1867, S47.52l
Assessment for lightlngl
street ,,..,...s.,,,Ss,IOI
Bailey, John A, and al ...I
Second installmGnt Of tax
for curblng and paving
fOOtway, on interest
from September l2, 1858,
5000.
DlltO, ,,ss.tf'.s '''''
Second installmgnt Of tax
for curblng and paving
fOOtway, on Interest
from SEPTEMBER ~, 1868,
Sl6,0
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

north Y street. running
south the depth Of sixty
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

AAIA aAAAAAa ssssasa
Tax for 1868, In the name.
OF J. Q. Ives.
Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said square,
thence west on l street
forty-hye feet thence
north one hundred and
fifteen feet thence east
forty-hye feet, thence
south with Eighteenth
street one hundred and
fifteen feet TO beginning.
Brumstcad, Mary E.r...,,
Being the west thlrty-hYeI
feet on north IL street.
BY the depth Of the lot,
Brown, Mllly..........,.I
Being the east twonty feet
fronting on south ID
street., running back the.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

.rHa IrrI .#rU, sIf
.F. #E El4gEg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-12

north Y street. running
south the depth Of sixty
feet.
Bowen, Cornelius T. ...
First lnstallmcnt Of tax for
curblng and paving foot
way, on interest from Do
cember 90, 1859. e35.T2
Blackmar, Charles Pa.
Fl.
Ditto.
, 1870-10-30
Eotr Weather mud Eollls

By WILLIAM AORX1s.
Speak rau7h:, move MT. bu: lssc1, the ~ Is full
NJ II; re olf9hc river, no silt In a-lf or fol1;
All gltarns, but nau9ht doth gis:cu save ii. f,e-
on unseen sra.
FORGE da{s past. .heaEthrokeD, pus All the remo-
NJ s1irf on tho green hillside pc pity IL the ssy
ooy that maj To: be spoken als mead 1ad d lwer
and tree.
Look not, they viii net ted the: speak net, they
Pray MOI. they have no bounty; curse not. the,
Cover dow,.. they viii co: h=eA .hcc; 1ons-Nved
the world shall bc.
u.rg down thine head and hca1kcn, for the
bright crc nocks thee sl!ll:
Night iitrre1h or tho twilight Tut tho simmer
For wnss ;s Z thine to d4skcn, and The moon hs'n
Hope rot TO tell thy story in tie rcss Of gre,.
l.. Tic dawn gown gre. aud rs,py, for the thrush,
shsl1sc siertpg IL the gla,r Ct the stay-sta.
iuoeklns thee
Ds s''s,:, e,s,. w0'n aud weary ill sa'' Tyranny
For tle summer r. shall ''arsen, and The wind
And the dr,tsicg rack, aud tlrear!, shall b. Kind
Ttnu ftalt remember sorrow, taoa shat tel, a,
thr tale
When til" rain Hills M the valley, and the tiers
AMih their wall
TltAi 1as heyuusi IT, morrow, End the su7 tl,at
5eI ehaIl be.
Ilt!1-dc ard vineyard hitlc:, aud the r1rer Tu--
ninr, Fnuyh,
Gowa'd ths f1ct Il that meets the No:thIan,ls sha!
oe rfAt for ,hee eutucll,
FuS lily trurh tn tlIl ustl1ltu Ior tny mernAty Il,
50 fec.
I:rsf, then, n hen eli means reuau lkee, and &C
fat: snnlt'teE liz.
lssktlh 1cEt Of snrrOw underneath 4 traz:a SKI
Ant! The 1unstul woe hath 1uunfl thee. ovcr lard
and uver sea.
, 1870-10-30
Giving Oue n Hmm,

Evcnlngs With tbs Stcral Poets. BY FEEDER
isk Saunders, sn:hor Of Salad for the Social
London: Richard Bently). contains one good
story. 1t ie OF the minister OF ! Methodist
chapel in Georgia. who, having left bis specta-
c'es 1t home on one secession. intended TO ao-
rounee to his congregation thAt the singing
would be dispensed With. He aroae and ssid /:
"M1 eyes are dina, cAnnc, see;-s
and Immediately the cLoristesa commenced
singing tho words 70 tho One Hundrea,h.r =
Surprise and modification nxde him almost
hre4thlees, but he made Al effort to s.anuer
ont:
"1mraEt bur An apology
This line Was taken up BY the congregation
in the Rame manner, when the dominic. bc-
coming much excited. exclaimed:
"FcroeeE, rr7y; my eyes arc dim
but rrmonftrarce was vain. and the singers
went on till, in accents Ct despair, be .gatn
cried cut:
~ DO not mean 10 read hxmn;~
declaration so P1'paele thas II sileuccd the
voCiferous singers.
, 1870-10-30

hc due to some Of the satellites being drawn
o,lt Of The rioG By tie attrachen OF tbs plRn-
ct. Although Saturn appcars to resemble
Ju1ites III it's atmospheric conditions, its year,
ilg to the great irclinssicn Of its a1is, il
sharply divided into teasons- Saturn's se1-
sera, however, arc r12rked BY something else
than ch1pGe Of temperature; we refer to the
cfftcls produced by tie presence Of it. ring
apItcndagc. To understand these effects, its
appearance from the body Of tho planet rluss
hiet bt coneldcrcd. As the rfaco OF the nag
system lies in tbs plane OF the planets cqua-
tor, a1 obse1yerAt the equator will only soe its
edgc, md tho rings will Therefore look Ike
bsCd OF light rsssirg through the eaa: and
vcst roiIts aud the 2 NTH 40 this observer,
ho" crcr, increases hla l.ti.cde either noEth
or south, the surfaso or tie fins-syater viii
begin TO Re saen, and will gradually iac1easo
il width. Az II wi1sns, It all also rccele
frcn tie zenith cctil, in latitude 6 degrees, it
ia lost bclow The herizon; and between this
latitude snd Tho poles it is altogether inrisi-
BILE.
Row, the plane OF tho ring always remains
parallel to itee1s, ard taica 10 S1turn's year-
thst il, in two opposite points Ct the nlaaet's
orait--it pts.ca through the sun. Il follows,
therefore, that dulidE ouc-half OF tha revolu-
t!on OF the planet one surface Of the rings is
other eu1facc- 1t night, In the oae c.se, tse
riD6-sSetem will 10 tcen rs an illuminated
arc6, With tha fhadow OF tho planes passing
over it, like the bour-hand oycr dial ); aal ia
the cthtr. il it tc not lit up By the light re-
hec.ed frcm the planet. its po:itioa will 10 ia
d:eatcd cnly By the entire absence Of stare.
But ii the rings eclipse the stsrs at night,
tics can also cc1tpte the sun ly day. Ia l:tl-
tude 30 degrees we have morning an evening
ec.irecs fer moro than year, gradually cx-
tending until the sup is ecipsed duun5 tic
ubclo tsy-thst il, when its aoparent path
lits entirely in the region covered by the ring,
These sctsi cclipses coutiaue for nearly s.vsn
ye:.s. aud cc!ipses Of ore kind or aoo:her
take place for s Soars aa92 days. This will give
u. an ides how largely The apparent pha.
nntaena Ct the heavens, and ths actual c1udi
tions as to climates aud seasons. are iafin
euced by the presence Of tic ring.
years, it follows that each surface of the ring.
Is in turn deprived Of the liGh. Of the Sun IL
HeaEly fifteen years.
, 1870-10-30

DR.. Hall relates the case Of a man wl.o VAS
tcr and d.irtisg freely OF iemo1adc. Every
morning this patient rosa with wonderful
sense cf rctt. Iefrcshnacnt. and feel;uS as
rl.crrh the blood had been literally washed,
cIsansed. and cooled b. the lemonade aad the
fast. His theory is that fcod vii be used a. =
remedy fer many diseases successfully For
b. the use Of salt; epilepsy md yellow fever,
Hatcrmelons Kidney affections, celeEy; poi
son, olive or aweei oil; erysipe!ns. pounded
cranbenies spilled to the parts Affected; hy-
drorhoIi4, nnicns, ETC. So the thing TO do in
order to keep in good health. is really to know
what to eat, and cot what medicines to take.
, 1870-10-30
1 Good Word Tor the Girls Of ,bc
feStpus

10 Euu UT IN EIaII = NUzGu WUru4 Tue CH4f.
scter Of tho .'girl Of the rcsiod,~ We fnd
that che hap, with more ftecdom of action,
acquiied STANDARD ct healthy development
and srproscLee to degree Of physical per-
fcction Unknown to those Of couple Of gen
erzticus lack. She rrt4ius al the virtues OF
her g1sndmotherr, hut adds to them certain
eoahcad a-irif, jiarceari for Consequences.
which is q peculiarly Of tho tines, h1s grown
upon her insensibly, and ia no faux Of hers,
but which che cannot help. Her vices, like
the mlsks and dresses at \ masquerade, a1c
for the most part assumed in play ylui spirit.
than \ weathcrco>k on church-stsepla does
tho living bird. Her good points do not glare
cut and dazzla us but rather, like the lamp
q the glow-woru, chino forth from beneatl,
the covert to attract only tho one it u intend
Cd to astxact.-7he English Wo,aan's Maya.
, 1870-10-30
Longing Tor EE0llacs
Fio,a ytan iagtint.'s Sol! ~ Se.ea.


Eo,a J-an Ingtinr* Son!sHfSe:ra,
I.
A song Of a heat:
There waa pncc ttnat on hillnw
Lightly san r1acks! 70 her rcrt re:17tc.
Al"! The ,oam was white 10 hrr wake like saow.
And bent HE ward Of willow.
shatlEn 1ntle eyes p1c 3ay when csa,
Ncbt cusfesFtnG over thr h'lio~,
marked her cousse Till. tlaoc!a3 mote,
Size faded tut en- the MNsHlt foam,
+Ac'1 a1aye.l behind ~ the .jear ioy-,i home
An! my thoughts all dag 1esc abou: lhe
And MY dreams upon the PILLOW.
III.
1p:ay yau bear ny aong ef boat,
Fur 1t l. lslst shnff.
Mr M'as. sn,, shall tied nonc fa!rcr anoat,
lii liver Or n1ft.
lene looke.l ons far the laa she ho7e.
-. Ua tlc u1c1. d"s6lae sea,
AMI tht1S he sttsItt t3 the he Lvcnly
shore
tur he came LOT hack to me-
Ahnc..
n.
4 s:nc af . nest
TheTc was once nest in hollow,
Ih,wn IN tie m9sse. an't knot-.rass prekseti.
Soft and warm, ansl full II the GrtM
Sctcaes 1eare1 over 1t pnrrtc aud din,
With bnt:etcup bulls 10 fdnow.
1rray {on hear nly sorg OF nest,
FOe It. t. not long:
You shall never light IN summer ques:
TIE !hlsheS aNouE-
shall never light on rrnulef sitter,
4 falEef ncstiull, nor ever know
A setter s4'an,l than their tender yittct,
IEat ind-lllc did come aoI 60.
VI.
I hal . ness::a1s nnce Of my own,
, 1870-10-30

-crebillion The younger once slid that
really fine woman never resched hsr ful
loyclinesa until she WAS ut least 50. Thofe ts
encouragement for women to tell the truth
akQuf their ages. =. =. - -.