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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and smiled for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
te9mshp City of Dallas, Hines. sid Aug S
Steamship Mississippi. Crowel sid Aug 8
Steamship Now Orleans, Capp- .-...-.. aid Aug s
Bark Frank Marion. Dillon --........ -ldg July :
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes. sid Aug I
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship State of Louisan Stewart. -ldg July l.
Ship Golden Rule. Hall -...-.....-.-..s ld July :.
Ship Expounder Cr,cker. .--.-.....-.. sid July %
Snip FOImUSO. Allen Observation-Disclosures. sid July IL
Ship g st ickland Strickland ..-..... ID July 81
Bark CeeIina, Jones ...----..--........sld July 9
BEAUMARls
Bark Duchess of Lancaster. w illams sid June q
HAvKE
Bark Hortense Dusautoy, Clozand. aid July
AMSTERDAM.
hdIk MOAN. 1NcllScu Gu june
BORDEAUX.
Steamship State Of Louisiana, Johnson cid July %
Ship Vile de Bordeaux. Guillaume. sid July Il
ROUEN
Bark Maggie Mcneil Heron sid July
RIO DE JANEIRO.
Ship Osborne. Grilhtis. .ldg July 81
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INSURANCE.

Whole number of policies in force over 5000.
Surplus to policy holders $500, 900. Income in
1878. 81 CAB $40 TO-
Reasons for insuring in the Southern Life In
surance ompany:
!. Its security, its ratio OF assets to liabilities
beng nearly 5000 for every 800 it owes, its sol
vency being unsurpassed by any company doing
business IN the United States.
2. Its being sound Southern Company. there
is no danger Of its withdrawal from the conntry,
3. Its rates are as low az absolute security viii
allow. and have not been increased while ITS mu-
tHal feature returns in equitable dividends the
surplus to the assured.
4. 1t s purely a Southern corporation: its hi.
rectOry embraces the names of many of the ables,
hnanciers, and most successful business men
the SOUTH and retains all its Accommodations n,
home. to improve and enhance your property.
5. The liberality to it's policy holders are not
only promised but practised.
New Orleans Branch, No. AZ Carondelet street
corner of Union.
Refers by permission to
Archbishop Perche, VIM Henry.
sen iienge, r. T. Bnckner Bro,
lno. Chaffe, Bro. & Son, JAS A. Brown.
Nelson, Lampher & Co., James Wood
q. w. Sentell, Chas. T. Nash,
VIM McMasters, Capt. J. J. Brown,
Jack Wharton, Mechanics and Traders Ba nh.
JOHN F. BUTTS, General Agent,
J. A. WARNER, Superintendent of Agencies.
iy2G I'm
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ATTAkAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAkAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves ON SATURDAY Aug. l5 at 5 u
r. - FOX SIM MSPOKT, ChUKEHVILLR
sStEss.sass and al landings tine Atchafaays
7sA kiver Bayou Chene, Past4rsonville
CentrevlIie. Franklin. Clarendon Jeaneretle. New
lh'ria Flusse pointe St Martlnsviis AND al land
lnss on Bayou Tecne-The light draught passenger
steam IT
Ida.
D. r Forgay, master, A. Meynier. Sr., clerk
VIII leave rs above. FOR freight passage apply u1
Board or to HlTE q CARLlN.
auI2 4Tchoupitaulas street
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Morning, August Ia, 1874.

The undersigned is the only authorized Rive,
,cporter Of the BULLETIN. All communlca .lonr
Intended for HIM will meet with prompt ate ltion
lett at his office, Kouns' building, Canal street
re,ly Landing, from + A. M. to T. NJ, or aItel
hat hour, ut this office, 1903 Gravier street.
GEO. j. DUNCAN.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Insurance COMPANY New
Orleans August = 1874 An I'll. cton for thirty Trus
tees t" serve the ensuing year, will be iled at The
office OF this Company Monday, August II, be
tween the hours of IL and O clock
JAMES A. WHITE
ar2 l5t Secretary.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

dissolution OF COPARrNERSHIP-TH
IL firm OF JOHN PHELPS & CO., composed
OF John Phelps and A. A. Yates, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either artner vii
sign the name OF the firm in liquidation only
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES.
Now Orleans, August LIST, 1874.
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST.
REGULAR LOVER COAST PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SArrpn.v
at ~ A. N.
.Q-E - roR nHE FORTS, QUARANTINE
S9E7S bu,aa, P"lnte-la hache. Jesuit's Bend
Tn. M. .: .a.. W. p.au'a"n and way lapdings-
May IAa,
a a.. >. haiz master L. Boyd r. e Barry. cserh.
s~ss1 - y 'Dva', h. xkEEf 49,.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Fnlay Morning, August IA
Cleared Yesterday.

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
md River Reporter of the bulletin
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NoPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed cOpartnership for the
purpose OF carrying a Cotton Facturage and
Commission business under the name and styie
Of JOHN PHELPS y co.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES,
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans, August list. 1871. aul I'm
NOTICE - Mr.. E. p. RARESHIDE THIS
~ day wlthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A.
FOSDICk co. George A. Fosdick ls charged
with the liquidation Of ITS affairs, and will con
time the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOSDICK
4. p. RARESHIDE.
New Orleans, July 20, 1874.
Messrs. J. NJ. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER T.
RELEAu have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK & co
july ~. Is14. jy22
I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE TIL,
W day formed a copartnership under the firm
name OF RARESHIDE II CAMERON, for tn,
transaction OF a steamship ship brokerage ana
general commission business.
Z. P. RARESHIDE
J. SPENCER CAMERON,
J. 3. RARESHIDE.
Once III Gravler street, near CarOndeet
jv22
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DOR RENT-A rWO-STORY HOUSE, No. "a
Il ClaibO ne, between Gravier and Common
within half square of the market gas in all depart
ments; can be had at II reasonable price by applying
premises. iy3I If
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tn RENr-THE LARGE THREE-STOR1
L store, No. 81 Canal street, now occupied b,
Mr.. p. Malochee Possession given on LIST October
Apply to l. BLOOM co, corner Magazine and
Natchez streets a,l2 I'm
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

ST. Louis AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
H. = GIVING THROUGH TICKETS To
~ Boston, New York. Philadalphia, Balti
more Washington City, Bnifhlo Pitte.
burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS no ar. PAIL.
FOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS
Will leave as below, at O'Clock p NJ
CITY OF QUINCY.
W. p Walker. captain j. R. Pension, clerk,
SATURDAY, August Is
JOHN KYLE,
A. n Hutchinson, captain, VIM. M Brown clerk
WEDNESDAY, August 10.
Issuing, a. usual, Through Ellis OF Latng in con :
necion with the railroads to all the principal poin t.
North and West.
j. B. WOODS CO., General Agents,
myl 1874 Graver street.
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" tW OhLE-ANo, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
Trains depart and arrive as follows;
LFrln CaIhOpe Street Depot
DEPART ARRIVE
Expr' 50 100 A. NJ. Express . 1880 P. N
Man 500 Z. VI. Mai 500 A. "
ullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to 81
uls, Chicago and Louisville
on! one change sleeping cars TO Easter.
Giles.
ckels Ior sale and information given at 2
"a D street. cOlDeT ontnIn,I.
A. D SHELDON. Ag-n
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EXCUKSION TO GRAND Isle.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES.
Special arrangements made for Fire Companies
and other Societies at liberal rates.
Fo, further information apply
Office SAN. d. DIXON
jy2S I'm SnSFr II Commer,1s, y 20
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VICkSBURG.
FOR VICKSBU.G.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p A.
~ FOR V1CKSBURG, NATCHEZ
eHS@ IA Davis Bend and all intermediate Land
ings-The passenger steamer
Robt. E. Lee,
VIM Campbell master, Jno H. Mossop clerk.
will leave above carrying United States mail
connecting at Vicksburg with Parisot Line for al
points on Yazoo river also with cOnuoesiay bOats
Tor Sunhower. Deer Creek anil TallahatcMs rivers
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY
HITE Il CARLIN, Tcheupitoulas St
c. G. WAYNE
SINNOTT &. ADAMS,
a12 II Commercial Place.
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p A BARKER
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
Etna Fire Ins Co. of Hartford. As.et. rs OOO nm
Hartford Assets. s3000,0W
Franklin OF Phila., Assets, So $50 OE
Security Life OfNew York, Assets, g, 500, 0O
No. So Carondelet Street,
WI I'm eod New Orleans
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LOk KEN T-Ar 500 PER MONTH thOM
Il LIST October next; tenement No. 273 Camp
street Inquire No 235 St Charles street jy2G tt
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RED RIVER,

KED KlVERs
-~>~-
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY. Aug H. It 5 PM
u Fox JEFFERSON, SHI:EVEPOR1-
Ls74ts4tA1 and all way landings-Thu line and fasa
AasE<i1z4 passen -,er steamer
Carrie A. Thorn,
will leave positively above. For freight Or passaae
apply On board, to
Lord McPEAKE 46 Canp street.
aus BRITTON ~ EPPLER lO6 Couu,on IT
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND ECORk
Leaves every TUESDAY, at SPIN.
Commencing TUESDAY, Aug 4th
r. FOR GRAND ECOKE MONT.
s9Se...e.S geometry Mouth Cane River Alexandria
Norman $, Barbin and all way Landiu "a
on Red kiver-rne Al and very light dr.uxAt pas
senSer steamer
Fletn.
Jno G Mitchell master, Jas. L. Robbins CLERK.
VIII leave positively above throughout the Iov
water season. The Feta will Ike replaced bv 4 larves
boat when navigation permits
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
Jy2o in LORD " McPEAKE, - Camp street
WEEKLY GRAND ECURE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at S p N.
IT, FORT DERU SSEY. BARBIN'S NOE
S4SSsss..ekss mans, Alexandria Mouth Cane River
:, . Montgomery, Grand EcOre and all vay
'anlinsS--Ahe Aght dialght passenger steamer
sabine,
lin place OF Bart Able)
n. oihnott u astor, Geo. e. Hamilton clerk
Particular attention paid to WAY and plantation
ooshess For freight passage apply on board or "a
SlNNOI ADAM
,,a HIIE q CABIN
-Nio BRITTON EPPLER
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THO RENT-HOUSE NO. 134 CANAL STREET
i between St Ch,Fl s and Carond.let streets. Ii
desirable, upper and lower floors will be rented sepa
ratey. Apply On the premises. aul4 Pm
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NOR RENT-SEVEKAL VERY DESIRABLE
! offices. Rent moderate. Apply to j. b.
EUTIS, % Commercial Place au1i lw M&E.
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DOR RENT THE FINE OFFICE AND SEC
l. ond h'r,r corner Tchoupltonlas and Common
The office wi be fitted up to suit so fine otfic
No Tchoupitoulas rect well suited for steamboat
agency. Possession given 18th September Apply
to q. NJ. BAYLY 4 POND, AZ and so Common
stree anil st
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II JK RE\I-THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE
l. seven rooms, gas throughout, in nice order
l67 Second. near Magazine street possession given
October 1. Twostory residence on lDryades, neal
Washington Avenue, six rooms; immediate pos
tania and St Charles streets six rooms immediate
POSSESSION. Apply to WIN. H. SEYMOUR 10 Gus
Toulouse street aus i'm
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no RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
L rooms, furnished, SO per month. Board and
room S25 per month. Convenient to business With
large verandas in front; also large front room
unfinished Inquire at AZ Baronne street. near
Common. iV1r
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DOR RENT-BRICK STORE NORTHEAST
i corner Carondelet and Common streets. for
term Of years three->tory brick store corner Canal
an Liberty liable for boarding HOnse; ais uwe
Ing No. $40 Canal street Appl to CLARK 4
MEA Err l6 and Is Caron,leet street. or to L
HEDDEN, 300 st. Mary street aug I'm
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
FOR CIiCDr CITY, MOUTH WHITE AND AR
KANSAS. GREENVILLE, vICKSBUN}
AND THE BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY ut ) O'Clock, p. M
TO FOR CHICOT CITY, MOUTH
.SSxSaakE White and Arkansas rivers GreeDvillla
~ Vicksbnrg Natchez and way landings-
The line and fast passenger packet
Katie,
On place steamer Frank ParyOud)
J: M. W hltt, master. G. Holmes cle1k
will leave above, carrying the United States mail
and connecting at Vicksburg with the "Parisos
Line F" for all points Yaz0O and Tallahatchis
rivers.
J.JANNEY lit Common street.
HITE g. CARLIN,
4TchoupitOulas street.
Aul AgentA
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NOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY FIRE.
l. Poof Store No. 102 Poydras street, now occu
pied by Ranm & Co. Apply to CHISM l. BOYD
No. l04 POydras street iy3tf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
FO0ling Il Coon.

While hunting on Banana river. one day,
says Il correspondent of Forest and Stream.
| was witness to one Of those episodes in
animal life that seem to warrant the belief
that many birds are possessed of higher at
tributes than are generally accorded them,
and something more tlian mere instinct
My guide had wadcd II long way ahead in
the shallow water, and was cautiously ap-
preaching 'drove" Of >poonbills, leaving
me to follow with the boat
Not rclishing the idea of wading about in
the muddy water, with stnyrays and saw
fish, pushing the heavy boat before me,
concluded that such proceedings were not in
my line Of duty, and SO sat upon the raj!
idly FLASHING the water with my feet
My attention was called to IL disturbance
among the nangroyes of Il little iSlct near,
and soon there Tapped into view black
duck, Il female, evidently wounded Close
in her wake followed Il sly-looking coon,
his attention SO occupied with the duck as
not to notice me till fairly in view. Then he
hesitated but the duck brushed SO near his
nose that he again took up the pursuit,
throwing Il glance occasionally at me. 1t
was interesting to watch them; keeping just
ahead Of her pursucr, the duck would beat
the water quickly, all the time in evident
pain, and would so delude the old fellow
that he finally seemed to think Of nothing
else but catching ha. What puzzled ex-
preston his shrewd face wore, when, after
nearly placing his paw upon her, She would
escape. Then he would stop, look at me, as
if to say, "W hat the deuce does all this
mean?" and arching his back, would again
pursue with long leaps. For over quarter
of an hour did the duck play with him, till, ,
having enticed him sufficient distance from
her nest, she flew away. If ever the face
of sharp-nozeI coon wore sheepsh look,
it was the face of that same coon, | acccl,
Grated his sneaking trot by a charge of
duck-Shot.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
The Woman Question Again.

4 young man who wished to marry a
young lady Of TOLEDO, Ohio, about last
Christmas, was obliged, in order to get the
'ccSsary papers, to swear that the lady WAS
of lawful age and, although it was Il false
hood. he sworc it before the deputy in the
probate Office, the deputy being Il woman.
The ncw-made mother-in-law was not pleased
at the match, and vented her Indignation by
hayln. the young man arrested far PERJURY
The trial has just ended, and although the
defendants counsel argued that woman
being incompetent to administer an oath
no perjury was committed, the court oyer-
ruled the point. and the prisoner was con-
vcted. The case will be carried before the
Supreme Court on an error in the judge :
ruling, and the main issue then will be the
eligibility of n woman to the Office of deputy
probate judge. The ease is a highly inter
esting one in that locality, as deciding the
validity OF many acts done IN an Official ca
paci,y by ,hc deputy in uacs:.oa.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
The Brain.

For some years past, Psychologists haze
known that certain parts of the brain have
certain special functions; that they govern
and affect certain parts OF the body and no
other. This knowledge was arrived at by
Investigations, chemical or electrical, of the
living brain, or by observations Of the brain
in state of disease. There was some truth
in phrcnology, after all ; only modern re-
search has shown that phrenologiSts were
wrong in mapping out the brain. Foremost
among the newly discovered facts is that the
left side of the body is governed by the right
side of the brain, and ricc rcrSa; and this
discovery was made by observing that palsy
of either side Of the body is accompanied by
disease Of the opposite side of the brain.
One part of the brain governs motion,
another sensation, another the operations of
the intellect. The function of the ccrcbcl-
lum has long been an obscure question in
physiology; that part Of the brain is now
found to be the great center for the move
ments of the muscles Of the eyeball In the
disease described as aphasia, the person af-
iectcd loses the power of expressing his
thoughts in words, either spoken or written.
He remains intelligent, can comprehend
what is going on, has no paralysis of the
organs of speech, but is utterly at loss to
find words, and in some cases to tell his
name. In such cases, as now asccrtained,
there is always palsy of the front part of
the left side of the brain. An exposition of
these remarkable facts was given at Il
meeting by Professor Rutherford, who Stated
that many of the discoveries had been made
by professor Ferrier, Of Kings College. lie
having examined the experiments Of foreign
Psychologists, has confirmed and extended
them by an improved mode Of investigation;
and now his researches open a field of in
quiry so important that thcreIrom we may
expect new impulse for the science of
physiology.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
The Strange Guest.

The gifted Sargent 5. Prentiss once gave
a sumptuouB dinner to some friends at a
hote! in VickSburg, Early in the evening
stranger entered the room in a mistake
Prentiss courteously invited him to Join the
party.
Before long the strange guest began boast
ing of how much he had drank during the
day--a cocktail here, 4 smasher there, a
julep in this place. sling in that, and so
on. apparently without end.
At length Prent>s said:
"Sir, do you believe i'll the doctrine Of
mctempsycho>is? ?"
81 don't know" was the reply, "and
don't see that it has anything TO do with
what we are talking about"
st has," rejoined prentiSs much
much every way. ! have firm faith in that
doctrine. l believe that in the next life
every man will be transformed into the thing
for which he has best qualified himself in
this life. In that life, sir, you will become
q corner groggery,"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30

ONE Sunday, not long since, one of our
most stylish young ladies waltzcd into church
with that inimitable grace that is at once the
PECULIARLY and the charm of the female de-
nomination. As she took her scat, by lite
bchindhand movement she arranged her
ovcrskirt and then settled herself to mediate
upon how she looked, and to observe what
the other girls had on. The services conclu-
ded, she arose to 90 ont. Alas for human
hopes! That last touch on the overSkirt
was too much; she threw it too high, and
there it rested on an old muif, which was
serving as hustle. So the wretched girl
wiggled away, unconscious Of the joy that
filled the hearts Of the other girls who saw it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
Waves of Fire.

A traveller in the Sandwich Islands, while
visiting the volcano near Ilio, witnessed
wonderful phenomenon. As lie was sitting
at lunch on high bank overlooking the
crater, with his face turned to avoid the IN
tence heat, lie was startled by II noise like
the rushing together of vast bodies # water,
aud was obliged to run to escape the great
heat. The whole -sarlace of the lake was
in the widest commotion, wave dashing on
wave. Great pillows of fire rolled from
every side of the lake, meeting in fierce con-
act, reccdng and rushing together again
with increased force, shooting into the air,
perhaps q hundred feet, vast spiral body
OF red liquid lava, which finally combcd over
and fell in graceful spray back into the lake
again. When the lake was restored to its
usual order, it seemed 10 have fallen at
least ten feet.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
Mans Destiny.

1t cannot be that earth is mans only
abiding-placc. 1t cannot be that our life is
II bubble cast up by the ocean Of eternity,
to float Il moment upon its waves, and sink
into nothingneSs. Else, why is it, the high
and glorious aspirations, which leap like
angels from the temple Of our hearts, are
forever wandering about unsatisficd? Why
is it that the rainbow and the cloud come
over us with a beauty that is not of earth,
and then pass off and leave us to muse upon
their faded lovelincss? Why is it that the
stars which 'hold their festival around the
midnight throne" are set above our limited
faculties, forever mocking us with their un.
approachable glory? And, finally, why is it
that bright forms Of human beauty are pre-
sented to our view and then taken from MS.
leaving the thousand streams of our afec-
tions to flow back in Alpinc torrents from
our hearts? We are born for higher dcs-
tiny than that Of earth. There is a realm
where the rainbow never iades-where the
stars will be spread out before us like the
islands that slumber on the ocean, and where
the beautiful beings which here pass before
us like shadows, will stay in our presence
forever.
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For the JOURNAL
Spring.

o, blessed season OF the wear,
May you to cv'ry heart bring cheer;
The balmy air, the sky so blue,
The forests clothed in garments new;
The Bosque rolling at my feet,
Its margin dccked with flowers sweet.
Yes, she is hcre-hright, lcafy Spring;
The mocking-birds around me sing;
Sweet violets grace the emerald lea;
Again is heard the humming bee.
The odor from Il thousand trees
Is waited ON each balmy breeze.
The brooks, from icy fcttcrs free,
Their songs of welcome sing for thee;
Yes, thou art welcome all rejoice
To see thy Coming-hear thy voice.
Bleak, chilly winds, not here's your home
Here only gentle zcphyrs come.
But all, brigh. Spring, you cannot stay;
Thy genial warmth will pass away;
The leaves upon the forests brow
Before scorching sun must bow.
Dry, withcred, strewn upon the ground,
It's verdant leaves will soon be found.
The flowers that now in beauty spring.
And on the air their sweetness fling,
VIII soon be witlering at our feet,
Divested of their fragrance sweet.
How true the emblcms that you send,
Ofhow all human life must end.
The Spring Of Life but once is ours,
We leave it soon for Summer bowers;
And here we cannot longer stay,
For Autumn beck0ns us away;
And soon bleak Winters icy breath
Enwraps us in the arms of death.
JENNIE.
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