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New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
P1SSENGERS ARRJVFD.

FROM sAyANNAH-IH stanasAip Huafs{lt May l8-Efwsrl
geyuods FnB. Wm. Br0cas. William MOle James Parrott
Holland Mss MaIy Brewer aS Iagger A. sberusu r.
Moses II. Pnne g. Pstten Capt W. w. Gori0n a. H.
Cohen A. Kanet W X. PeaTce, ~ s Meyer M A. Da
J. W Burke C. j. Bard J. Howell, r r. CTsaB X Thonp-
son Jaunue. Ms Sessions Mr. Bransrd siy ana
ra J. O. whnsy and lady. inckHey ana lSy Ma G. Josph
DucheT J. K Warren lady, and child, ". Bailey Rob
bers W. D. Mager L. X. Baker, J. kIatein.
FROa LIyKRPO0L-in stan.shP GqL1'Tia, Nay lsNehael
Ieaey Wm H0gg james Wat,On g. G. Lowe J. ~ Lsng J. r.
kteVehson A. 8. r. Danel O. w Ksston W. L. Burrows Nr and
lrs snd SIS Kero1er children lnd infant Miss Sophia Hosgorh
Mrs T. Brown 3c81Ien srd rfnt Ms Mary Tavior Mrs j.
gate Piot Mlgar Capt Arhf G. DeII;, MIS- N A. Taylof
FROM LVEbPOOL-Ig se0lashtD f9.Ld, May l3t Harris
Ms j. Daly, T. Hall NJ Puer Mr Prntr cl sud Infant, r.
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J. nsa,n 81 g. ~ NsH elhi aud 4isHt, Mia Anna WaLn
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New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
THE PRESBYTERIANS.
UNITED GENERAL ASSEMBLY,


DETROIT, Mich, May 1S.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly closed its session, yesterday with
very interesting meeting at which the Importance OF the
work Of the Church was discussed TINS
morning the final report Of the Committee on Memorial
Fund was presented. Reports from the majority ana
minority OF the Committee on Benevocnce and Finance
were made and referred. The Standing Committee on
Education for the Ministry called attention to the ra,e
OF increase in the ministry; the large number on npa
contributing churches the Importance OF onscI Of
fOn I'm the Of academical students, ana te ,n
Increased care on the part Of PreSbyteres III id
tnonding candidates. The Committee also rec
A. special collection in June for tho Board o. EIsoby
This report was under discussion Wheh 'no
adjourned TO Monday morning.
THE REFORMED SYNOD.
The third days session of the Synou oI .ho
Reformed Presbyterian Church was held on saturday
n the First Reformed Church, in Dufield-st' broohyh
The proceedings were opened with the usna ueVo'ona
,xercse after which the Synod discussed the SUBJECT
aunonimitv in Prayer Necessary to its Efficacy" AT
the close of the discussion the regular order OF business
was resumed The Rev. DR.. Wilson offered aresoutlon
Eastern andwesten Subordinate Synods OF TINS
Cburch be resuscitatcd originally estabhsne1 ING
discussion OF the subject postponed untl toa!
session report made by the trustees OF tho lneo
LOGICAL seminary connected with the Church, showing
mat the annual endowment fund is S3O4O9 81, anu @
annual income S62 So Of which $500 has been eNpehue
Tor salaries and Sis 50 for mileage and the stuueh's
fund. AT D. IN. the synod adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
fnnaou advertisements.

DE GEORGE ATKINSON, deceased d:LPGIsq;, nln !;
X 80 a Parliament Of the 22d and 2Jd Victoria zap 80
end "Gn Act further amend the Law Of Property ana debts or
,1 or unou the ESTATE Of GEORGE ATkNSVN ae "
No Hghbury PARK the County Of Mtder elure M %
~ 5s a. al August 1871 and whose win poyei IN tne
Registry o Her Mev Court Of Probate on the Eo az Ita -
isl ~ Grace Usnsed Gurley Atkinson Of NO.
s,gor ne rec OF the deceased and James Pilgrim o. Ohnl
Cuy Iohbury in the CITY Of London. Gentleman hs S,
the particulars OF the arnts
and claims to Me P1LGIM PHILLS OF ohaen % he 10 IN
AZ ~ lime Ig AZ the expiration Of which time the ssa
viii procoei 10 distribute and appropriate me hs,rS
n e. a. SrcSt Of the party entitled thereto uner his WILL ha,g
r n, b the debts claims Of which we sd bieouo SAh '"o
iesat "A yyo,ice dated this 4h day Of April l51l
iiN Solicitors for the said Executors
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

pousas F. Giles II Riley H. Hucsinsop & Ms y M Rrsinsrd
G. Hniei Dr. Mrs and Brian Mn r. Jen.n ~ % ~ yrisston
Nrs De Wolf spd Eliza hko, James
BrgrenshSw Chss TmAn. J. IL Adams D. 's'pD'e''
| TPGw H IVERPooI-In steamship Egpi May l9-Miss B1yes
- 0 Church T. Lancaster A. b. Krst Miss hnss
n, ~ Ms wbDy and two children Miss b. Iompkm hI
A Tcmpkns Mrs Lord Mrs Backmore mrs II; @ W Isrge
M nd M A. Davies j. ". Braiori Plat H. faIsen H.
~ oses Mrs Prosser NJ Posser Miss A. Prose VIM PfosseI
Gsr Hamp Mr. and Mrs Courtney Mr. and Mrs r. SShas'
A., sn3 M a. H. Dunsby Duashv Miss Mary Duso
MS Agnes Dursbv Ernest Dunby Mr. Mrs Nichols. s. r. n
Bodst MIR Bogat. J. H. Granham, Capt Taylor A., N
PROM LIVBRPOOITa steImship Ciy Of BfNsSe ',ay o..
Chs Taylor Wife and three children j. Daily Fner MT .
vile Miss 4 Hariord A. Graham Miss watson MI anu Is
Hamilton J. s Blsir j. Alexander Mr. Mitchell Mr. ssvanger
Mn j. Wilkinson AIrs. c. Marks, Mr. Benjamn, NJ stasa''
Capt Cowper j. Krb W. Steel Mrs Clements Miss Clements
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
Citn Real Gtstale for Sale.

ITO BOSS BUILDERS.-For SALE, two extra |
LOTS In and twenty condst 100 Of
south side, good grade snd sand Pncel $3.50
JOHN GALLERY, 8i scamnel.st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
mcstrbesier Gcuntp Real Gstate for Sale


AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
SALE accommodating terms within an hour ana nan OF
EewYok Westebe County containing 400 aere' u ts hhes'
state Of cultivation; no waste land splendid MANSION 80 feet 'front.'
40 feet deep perfect order; also Building ~ By @ arranged for
academy; 60 level gronni suitable for race
track MIL IL feet head OF water neyebng
stream and stable for hundred head Of cattle four apple
orchard all grated and choice ir1t onng
all in order and grounds ornameni pure water IN al
parts the houses respect genteman ana as
any1her the atmosphere dry and adapel
lot 25 feet front in the city viii be
taken part Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, MAY 20.
INC
No Steamship Mails

TUESDAY. NAV 2l ..,,
.-., states n. Southampton and Bremen, per steamsh
Ss close Al n a N. Steamship sails al M iTon loot oi ihu
H0b0ken. rs-,.r,.v A. %
N,is Tor Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool PEI ~.
Manhttan close Y NJ Supplementary mai on iei NO ~ "
letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage.l
A Pr.sa,r Closed Nal Is sent bv this lire -.
Va or Havana dnd Mexico bY the steamship C OF MeNoo close
,t2nm Steamship sails G 3 p II. from Pier No. II b
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u1N1ArrRk ALMANAC.

Sun 44O sun tets..... 'il4 moon %"'''' "
| p,sH THIS DAY-Ah 49,. ~ .o
| Hell ferf''' ''@
| '' men WATER DAy-P -. r. o,s
Sandy HOok... lsand... G2b Heu oS'e '''''
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
Cona 1slano Real Gstate for Sale.

A II Hampstead, l.. l., and vicinity-Several de-
~ Village Residences small Pams Also Farm Orange
County implements cheap Many other desirable country
properties FOR sale and exchange Maeomber Barker % BoadE
TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for City Prop
IL ertySeyeral desirable FARMS and COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
and seashore. the end oi Long Island
RULAND WHITING, Beekman-st
"ON old Long Islands sea-girt shore."-
W BOATING BATHING. FISHING. aud CUNNING. For
SALE FARM the north shore Of Long Island within
yeut dstluce good able land
facility OF hsh CANrRRLL 2il Fourhave
DICHM0ND HILL, Long lsland-Hgh,
IL healthy handsome nusanes only hfve inmates from New
York modern improvements; two handsome cottages,
very desirable villa plots and lots within Eve minutes walk dO
mild country beautiful eIeen churches schools shops
BY For sale by B. FOWLER Agent nes the
station, by r. r. HAZARD jr No. ITO Broadway, NeSIotk
HNWENTY-0N BUILDING LOTS, lying
from level neve7ng Of water,
side will be sold cheap This property Is
situated Of Jackon-aye miles from Hunters Point
Ferry Eve minutes railroad station and would make
ceeni location manusory requiring constant supply OF
clear sS water Address G. r. ERARD Woode Long Island " y
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
Anfiion Sales of Reai gsiate

J. JouSsos jr Auetione.I.
BY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr;, v
Real Estate promptly Sod and EIsssG Auction sale. ssoss
ADaas salslif'f T. AAsess, ssIss,nass 4scass... ss
$50 SPLENDID LOTS.
RICHMOND HILL H. l., on the
PROPER, surrounded BY ornate G,ssns.
Band Splendid collation. Pree train will saVe foot Of sOass
Sh' "Am'''wV wfbHEsB1Y fy's ssy a. sHd maps ''' '''a'
sale is valuable L'a,eho Propefy I6oTa q s@ySE
Fo1tory bnk building Lease has III so
ready.
,nGg GREAT SALE or FOUR MAGSI[lcsST ESTATES
from stamford aud Eorvak Daeu and back Gaa' band
New-Ensland collation. Mals and tickets now ready
at OelGGk ,'S a a, EIhaTse sae'roOm
By order o. NEw.YORK Consolidated CARD co,
ii SPLENDID twILLi4asBURGID Lors.
souiH i'ti FiPTH II "a And TRSTIts1s., SssPrI
on the h''''' Estate DHY e Bsf s9t Nav n %Ss' Mas no" ready
't t6iIRGE liS Sg fclIPT, PSs IPTF.Thl'rf' h.r
Highly Important Sale
H2iss Of PLGTr sTRATTOS, deed.
G1ssss Baai Bauqas % h rseS Maps ready By MsyaL
s5o 5;S SSGSIfISRSr SSSff Ct NJ glcoRls''' lots
Sonh depot Elizabeth n. j. Splendid property; ercelent
:uIou7dng near A. D%eEs fne imProyeIsnS so',, Ora.
MONDAY, Junco
GRfAT f: IA 8STosA 1P PiiIsii saiE
500 SPLENDID LOTS.
ruIOi BY G5de5 Gt e si9E i9HE 4; TyRss IsSs Deed
Excursion BY steamer Gr1fullas Band
Maps vii be ready 10 %EhSsTo,Y SsTs Ssl9Fs 'lle rs
GREAT SALE Ar wHI1ESrONE L.
Pull particulars hereafter. "
pY ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS
40 L Co., omceNO Pnes-
WEDNESDAY, MAY %,
AI2 O'clock the Exchange saesroOn, No. Ill Broadway
BY ORDER OF THOMAS Z. sLBvIS ESQ., EXECUTOR.
BEING PORTION or TIE ESTATE OF
JAMES sLEyIN. DECEASED.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THB
GRAND BOULEVARD, BROADWAY SEVENTH
AVE, FIFTIETH, CHURCH, AND WALKER-STS..
GRAND BOULEVARD.
lots on Boulevard the south vest
corner Of SiIty.frstst
BROADWAY.
r. lots bounded by Broadway sevenhye and Fethst fonss
square and fronting on the , streets
lots ives. side Broadway Fyiourh ami Fhyshbsts
aDd lots on Broadway between FOrnn'h and
Finiethsta
lot east side Broadway between FhTourh and NhytnhsN
SEVENTHAVE.
lot west side Seventh ave- between ninth and Fish
CHURCH.ST.
Fr stoy onens store and lot on west side Of Churcht
between Canal and Lspenari-sts No. 3D.
WALKER-ST.
Frs. 4story and lot south side Of fwker
near Church-st No. % Lot Of extra depth
Maps at Office Of the Auctioneer pl"p-
NJ A. j. LYNCH, AUCTIONEER and REAL
vi. ESTATE BROKER No. q Celarst
REAL ESTATE. SlocKS; BONDS &C.,
Personal attention given sales Of Furuiture
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

GONE TO. CALIFoRNIA.-On Saturday
VIM. Patterson Esq, District Attorney
of this County, left for California to at
tend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Good Templers. He will be gone for
eight or ten days, and while in San Fran
cisco will stop at the Russ House. We
ARE thus particular in giving his hotel,
for the benefit of his numerous lady
friends. We know he started one day
sooner than he intended, and suspecting
there may be some disappointed females
We apologize for his sudden depart
ure, and assure them that it is all
right, and that he will return in time to
attend their divorce suits at the ne9t meet
ing Of Court. We assure people in Cal
ifornia that he may meet, that uncle Billy
must be good man, or the Republican
party would not have concluded to vote
for him, an old democrat, for reelection
to the Office of District Attorney. II not
again, we shall look for his re-
turn the first Of next week.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

For two days past large fire has been
raging in the mountains west Of town.
The locality seems TO be little above
and west of the old Ash mill 1t pre-
scented a beautiful sight ON Saturday
night. Apparently about mile square
of the side of the mountain was q solid
mass Of rolling fire. mounting aloft in
deep red drifting flames, painting strange.
fantastic shapes and fancies on the dark
clouds and black smoke above. These
fires in the mountains at this season are
very dangerous, and often ruin large
tracts of timber that will take Nature
centuries to replace. Thus far, we learn,
it has done no damage, being confined to
the brush, chips and debris left by the
wood cutters Of last year. We hope it
may not reach the cord wood further up,
for there is no conjecture where it might
not go if once fairly started. IL
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

THASKs.-To Alex. Ardery, Telegraph
operator at the Y. & T. B. r. Office, for
valuable foreign papers. This very &C.
ceptable present consists Of two daily pa
pers printed in English at Hong Kong
China. The China Nal is an evening
paper about the size OF the Sacramento
Union and is published at 1914 per year.
The Hong Kong Daily Press is about the
size Of the Alta, and is published at 50 so
per month. The venture of publishing
AN English paper in China, seems to be a
paying one. as the papers are well edited
and full of advertisements.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

SUDDEN Enthusiastically, about 2
O'Clock P. NJ, very sudden death occur
red in Virginia, on C. street, at saloon
not far from the International Hotel. A
man by name of Chester, butcher by
trade, came up to the International
Hotel and commenced splitting
blood. From there he went to a
saloon near by, dropped down and al
most instantly expired. He was appar-
emily in good health, and his death was
as sudden and unexpected to himself
as to the spectators that witnessed his
strange and untimely death.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

LADD & KELLY.-We are permitted to
state that this new firm are making all
arrangements necessary to prosecute their
business in a business manner. Their
posters are to be seen in all parts of the
town; their advertisement in The Carson
NEW APPEAL. and their bulletin board in
front of their Office, and business begins
to come in already. There is nothing like
knowing how to do business These gen.
tlemen seem to have learned the secret
of success from Barnum-to advertise
largely and keep your business before the
people.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

DAVIS d Characterization is called
to the advertisement of this firm in to-
days issue. 1t is hardly necessary to
speak of this house, as everybody in this
part of Nevada is personally acquainted
with the proprietors, and know that they
always keep the largest stock and great
est variety of goods in the State. Davis
is one of the Oldest merchants in this
town, and the reason why he has done so
well is because he always sells at the
lowest rates. People will buy where they
can buy the best article for the least
money. ........ .r...... ...#
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sHEYER 4 MORRIS.

This old and well established house,
situated next to Wells, Fargo & Co. s
Express Office, on Carson street, is doing
an immense business, and keep constant
ly on hand all the latest aud most fash
ionable articles of ladies wear; and not
only those articles necessary to the dress
of a lady of fashion but the more sub
stantial and less expensive wardrobe of
the poorer classes. In fact they have
everything in the line of full, complete
and wellregulated dry goods store. These
gentlemen are constantly in receipt of
goods from New York and San Francisco,
and never allow their stock to run down.
They are the first to introduce the latest
styles, and sell as cheap us any house in
the State. We are not dry goods clerks,
but if you will call at their store you
will see thousand things you want, and
hear names enough of new fashions to
make you weep. But there is no use
talking; ladies will have the latest and
best, and Sheyer 4 Morris are bound to
sell them as cheap as any house in Ne
vada. f'.L ...I. ~ -..-
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TAKE WARNING.
: T. II. n. COMPANY ARE

FTNHE v. 4 T. IL. II. COMPANY ARE
II anxious to take due precaution atninst acct
dents and loss of life resulting frum running of
their trains; and they take this method of warn
ing parents and guardians against the dangers
attending the too common practice Of children
having in charge the business Of the Company
find it impossible TO PERSUADE boys, who fire..
quent the termini and stopping places of the road
from climbing upon the cars and engines and
they will feel themselves Obliged to resort to
more decided measures II these annoyances are
continued. Recent accidents, which are wholly
ascribable to the carelessness Of persons jumping
on and of the ears when in motion, should be
warning enough in themselves.
LIT H. N. YERINGTON, Supt,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

AN OLD P1oNEER.-On Saturday there
arrived in town an old pioneer of Califor-
mia and Nevada, and one of the first who
pitched his tent in Eagle valley. In 1859
s. Buckingham, the gentleman of whom
We speak, came over from Marysville and
started store in Carson, and for several
years made it his home In 1867 he got
the mining fever and went to California,
then to KNOXVILLE, Humboldt county,
Nevada; and in time drifted to Arizona,
and run races with the Apaches. About
a year afterward he returned again to
Humboldt with his scalp all safe. He
and John C. Fall are old time friends, and
Fall always wants Buck when he is tired
of his wanderings. If We thought that
Buck not would see this, We would say that
there never lived better man than S.
Buckingham. He is on his way to San
Francisco on business, but will return to
Humboldt in time to vote for Grant &
Wilson. For the benefit of his friends
who did not see him before his departure
last night, We will state that he looks as
he used to, only his hair is as white as
snow, caused by sudden and severe en-
counter with a band of Apaches while in
Arizona 'tlt rs.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

ScALEs.-Davis & ellison have set up
pair of scales on Carson street opposite
their store, of huge dimensions, for the
purpose of weighing freight in large
quantities. These scales we believe are
the first of that size in town and win
weigh anything from piece Of cheese 10
a quartz mill.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

P1oCHE DAILY RECoRD.-Pat Holland
has made his paper a daily. 1t is lively
and city-like and ought to get Phoebe
amalgum into Pat pockets by the pound.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

SERENADE.-Those very accomplished
vocalists and performers upon winged
and stringed instruments, the gentle
men comprising Flanders band, will ac-
cept our thanks for serenade wherewith
they honored this Office on last Saturday
night. Do it agBin
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

PERsoNAL.--C. S. yarian, County Clerk
of Humboldt County visited our Office
last night and reports everything lovely
in that region. -.t....
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

HosrLER's WANTED.-See Ladd & KEEL
ly's advertisement for hostler's and then
60 and harness them-Or a horse. ~
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRxsBY House, H. xEpER SON pRoPR1EroBs
N Chineda D Zimmerman varian
q " Ames W'Hatnes HE Long ALE
: Buckingham J L Riddle AP Williams
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23

TIME LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns of these staples always on
hand.
Place Of business-Corner of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets. Carson City.
DTefms CASH, and prices to suit the times
LIT OLCOvITCH BROS
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the NEW APPEAL,
by RICE PETERS, Stock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo X Cos office, Carson.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-23
FOR RENT.

NNHR STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
Il NJ. Levy. Possession given on the first day
OF October next ,rst tf H. +. RICE, Agent.
...ll5t G ~
,-...r AE. SCOTT
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V. & I. r. R.
IN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER I,1s7
Through Passenger Trains

Fer RENO, connecting with Eastern aud Western
bound Passenger Trains Of the C. p. Z. R.,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-14
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED
TAKE WARNING!

THE '. 4 T. r. R. co. r ANXIOUS TO
l take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of THEN
trains; aud they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing a5out
.uoir cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, " no frequent the termini and stop
piLg places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort TO more decided measures if these
annoyances are Continued recent accidents,
which are wholly ascriLable to the carelessness Of
persons Id jumping on and OFF the cars when il
motion, should be warning enough in themselves
h. NJ. YERIN6TUN, Superintendent.
ugust l6, 1870.
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Che lailn State Reeister
CARSON CITY:
Thursday, November 11.1S72
FOUND.

In dreams. long years ago, I saw a face
A wOman'S-nOble. sweet and fair,
That shone upon me from some happy
place
And bade me seek her there.
50 forth I went and traversed nan ways.
Peopled with fair, and rich, and young,
And sometimes paused to wonder or to
gaze
But found her not among.
Yet once we met; blithe was my heart /
ween,
Deeming attained the goal l sought;
But ah! the worlds cold shadow grew be-
tween,
And still | found her not.
She died: Isought her grave with solemn
cheer,
Thinking to tighten my despair.
I found a form of clay, within a bier,
But her-I found not there!
What more? The flesh decays; but in my
heart
h lives as ever. fresh and fair.
o God, who mad'st Us, she is where Thou
art.
And shall find her-there!
Julian Hawthorne.
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7Ia5 AM, 1l:45 Am. ard 3:i5 p. N
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAnPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
II the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Nanhs"i restored lmpedinenfs TO Mar
rage removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
sent rrse, in SEA ed envelopes
Address, HoWAsD IATIoN, No. 2
South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam instffu-
tim having q high reputation for honorable con-
duci ~, urofessioa. laugh :6m-