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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
CUSTER.
Mt rssvsD c. .rHPA.S.

nj nss,xD G. srnna.>.
What phail ihA, sndden bale
Leap out no morer
No morr thy bsna he isit
rpon the sword hili. shifting sorcf
%. foe another such.
The chargers rein to clutch
Que equal voi-r 10 summon victory.
sSuading thy battle cry,
Rraxs darling OF the soldi~rs choie~
woa.d thsfe were IN. morc voice.
q, gallant sh,rxe. too boli
q. hssee. imp~rioa- gtc-i
To pierce the eijufs thai IN thei' asrAh'>- uS'"
slaughter % man and steel
Nov. stark sni cold.
Amon. thy fslisn brsvs thou lssi
AMI even with thy biood isfcsi
The welnsh to-;
uui an. thon iisst bow.
AMI eli our birthday -obg i hn.he'i iniesd'
Ysung lion OF the plain.
Thou of the tAwny msns
Holly the soldiers hearts shsll bsN'
fheir mouths thy death r.ph.
Their veagesee seek the trail asaih
whsrc tfy rcsi dooni-asn ee
Hut ON the ehu,s no more shall -ifrsn
N, heir 10 mere thu sshrc siein
Ne mofs rins out ths battle sh"ni'
The ery of victory
Not when hsro falls
TL< sound q world spTsls;
fot while ~e D ant his etn--
Thsrs IL glofy even In the loss
nut whea .ous. craven hsst
Prom honor dsrcs 10 part.
Thsn, then the grosn. the hlsnehing ehS"k,
And men In whispers sp~.k,
Nor hifh nor country dzr~ feelain
PROM the hisek dsrths MS ha'le.
Than. wili yoaRs esrr,ot. r--i.
~ eli the prairie Winds eaf---sd'
Ssift wss thy ,ytug phg
kvrn ~ the var cry rang
Thy issthles- rpirit uis unte,t high
AMI sought Columb az sky
Tbese 10 the borthwart tar
shinss n-w -tsr.
And from u bars down
Tue light af thy f-nowbi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
DELINQUENT SALES.

A UREOLA GOLD AND sILvEB
a MIkIN0 COMPANY = Location Of psia
eipsl plscu Of busines~. San Prncisco' CALI
fornh.
LEGATION af works. Lyrm county. Hersda.
lowing -dr.edhed stoek, on arcouut OF sssess-
ment tho. y levied on the ifth day OF Juss.
fs,j. The several amodnts set opposite the
nsmes Of the rrspsctive shareholders. ~ fol-
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

PKScr LroroIp is to publish book.
Il will be nicely hound and printed ON
good paper. no doubt. hut It may not
prove the Young man To 10 worth seven
dollars = week TO a police reporter. after
al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

yIiss BsckwIra. OF London. the Ia
nous swimmer. Is said In I've very pretty
and good. and the young man who can
win her Undins affection Is to lie con-
graduated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
FOR r EN- r I!

A DwRLLisa HousE. coNT,MiYo siy
n rooms and Q hns cellar. water 90 the
houss. 10 fituaibd eouvepb ntIy an Main
street. opposits Ood pellows' Hall, Gold mn.
2 TAYLOR.
suotf Al Mettst's stoJs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

MIIKs srASpisn is to have n inonn-
ment eighty-Gve feet high. but John
Alden isn't going to have any monn-
Inent. because he hal all his fun while
hs was here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

A Srw tertiary lake basin has been
discovered in Montana. Here "a an.
other eheckmaie TO the vain boasts oi
the effste monarchies of the Old World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

tinus TO ,rssi chronic and private di~asss with
unparalleled success.
LADIES AND GKNTLHMkN!
Remember thai procrssiination 10 The thief Of
time. II you arc III.
COME AND BE HBALEDi
10 matter. not what your troubles nsy W..
come and LET the Doctors examine yvur rase.
II will copi you nothing for consolation: 80
please call and satisfy yuursrlvcs whether they
tindrrrtsnd your case n eafshh. they will
trll you 90; II not. they viii tell ycn that for
they viii not undertzke case unlts- copddeni
OF sfieetlng cure.
YOUNG MEM
Who mar be suffering from the effects Of
youthful foliiss or lndiscrct.on. will do well to
vailthemselves of this. the gieatsst boon eser
lard Al the altar VI suffering humanity. DIR. n.
4 co. will guarantee 10 forfeit Ave hundred dol.
lara for every case Of semlnai weakness or pfi I.
vAie dIsca.c Of any Kind OF character which
they undertake and fall 10 cnre. They would.
therefore, ray 10 the unforinnaie runsrrr wh0
may read this notice, ,ihaty yop arstreasiing upon
dangerous ground yhcn yoa longer delay IN
s-eklng tue proper frinedy Tor yonr complaint.
You may be In the frt staee-Lrrmember, you
are approaching the last. Ifyou are bordering
upon The Last. and are suffering ZONE Of iis
evil effects. remember that u Jon obstinattly
persisi IN procrastinafion, the time must come
when the most skil!fdl physician eau ren
der yon no assistance. when the DOOR OF hope
will he closed againsi you when mo- angel of
mercy ran hiring you relief. In no case have
they failed ~ success. Then bet not despair
work iiself upon your Imagination. but avail
yourrelfof the beneficial results or their treat.
Inent befOre your case II beyond the reach of
medicalrkill. or before grim death hnrrlcs you
Ia Aprrmatnre grave.
.MIDDI.R.AGRD MIMI
There are many of the ngs of M TO 60 WIN
are troubled with loo frequent evacuation.
of the bladder. oflcn accompanied by Aslight
ing Of tn system IN manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary de.
poslis,a fopy sediment viii ofIrn he found, and
sometimes small particles OF allaiuen will ~.
pear. or the color will be Of thin and mllkish
hur. sgain changing to dark and torpid ap.
pearaner. There are many men who die of fhls
dIficulty, Ignorant of the eailsc, which IN the
second Stage Of seminal weakness. nr. y.
On will guarantee o perfect cure IN all rnrh
Eases. and = healthy resiorsiion Of the grniio-
urinary orgsns.
DR. BPiNNEY ., well known M founder Of
the Montreal 20. H. Medical Institute. and
DIR. II. J. sPREIt. now asrocia,ei with pr.
Splnney. 10 . rrgular graduate OF Harvard Col
lrre, and having had large expei islce IN hos
plisl and special practice. is now one OF the
most competent physicians iu America Tor The
treatment of chronic and special diseases.
Once liours . 10 o and q % y. Sundays
from 10 n A. n. only. Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address DIR. sPisNRY X CO..
Corner Union and q s.rcsts lopposiie Inierns
iional lIoieb. Virginia. Nevada. ~ 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
------.---r-- --,---- -'-----'-
DR.. IA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

EOR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. IMPOTKN-
II or, Loss of vicvr. sexual and 0cnerai
Dselli,y. lh{slcsl Prostitution. and 'hs i.,,y many
tlon. self.ahuse. over.induieenre. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

Tar heat is reported 10 extreme in
Rhode Island as 10 expand tho state
into quite county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
REMOVAL.
EUROPA MINING COMPANY.

mHE OPRIcE OF THE ABOVE NAMED
j Company hss beeu rrmoved 10 No. :Iss
PINE SiBKET, esn areiseo, California.
stos khoiderS ar~ hereby cautioned sgsinst
undsrsigpsd. FORD n. ROGERS.
sni2 I'm Bsrrrfsry EUROPA Mining 60
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

ID ING COMPANY. - Location of principal
place of business. san f,sncisco. California.
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notioe.-Therr ars delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. ON account Of assees-
ment INA. 81 levied on the l0th day oi July.
isJG, the several amounts Get opposite the
names oi The respective sharshollers. a. fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAS RETURNEDI
DIR. sPlNNEY a co.

VNOuID MOST RRsPEorFULLy An.
w nounes 10 the afiietsd that thsy have
rropened Branch Once a the corner Of Union
virdnia City, Nevada. WHARF the5 sttil con.
tinus TO treef chronic and private dirase. with
unparalleled success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared slprsssiy Tor this class Of com.
p,sinls, and ws recommend them o. speedy
and elective remedy. Their general tonic
eject on the whole system ID extremely hene-
dclh. You cannot take thsu without being
hsnsntsd By them. Tho lmprnden, youth. the
ovprsvurked man. the prrmainrely old. the
uus1sd and single men and women. alike. viii
hnd IN this remedyz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
THE WoMpERFUL sIEcRIsT CHILDREN.

A brilliant. gorgeous, imposing and
Living Panorama. resplen'
dent with glitter and gold. introducing
cages of Wild Animals. huge massive
chariots and golden Tablean Cars. Five
Elephants in harness. Ten Dromedarie-.
Zebras and camels in harness also the
garseou. moving Temple Of Juno, thirty
feet high. with the living Elephant Top
sey. only thirty-eight inches nigh. on top
Of the same genuine Steam Piano. TWO
separate and distinct Bands Of Nusic'
forming altogether the most impcsing.
brilliant and grand street procession ever
witnessed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
THE GLORY Of NAN IS MS sratnsraI

Il isa we'll Known fact that thousands pnfrr
from tho above-bamed complains. The yrry
nature Of such troubles bestts timidiiy that
often prevents the sufferer from consulting
friend or physician. and the victim goes On
from month 10 month unrrlieved. until the
lAck.inst~r ere, pailid ch~~k and general mental
snd physirai prosirAiioa nnds him broksn down
In health. without energy and without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
ASD sAusAGEs.

Our suiualr, being selecied frc,n the best
Cattle Rsnches ip Nr,ada and California, ar
pRIyATE fAMILIRs Ann. HOTELS Till
find II TO their advantage Ia pslrohirr MI.
Markrt, where they will alwsyr he rnpplio.
with the hesi meats the county ean Adord.
RENDERED TAi.LOw. formlli AMI minlnr
I'p'""''- m l.. T. FOX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

And In accordance with law. and 40 order Of
the Board 81 DIreciors. mAas m the iith dsy
of June, 1876. ~ many sharer Of each parrel
OF sueh stock - may BE- n~cessary viii t%
Francisro. California. on FRIDAY, the Ash
day of August. lsfB. si ths hour VI 2oeloek
=. n. OF said DAY. IN psy paid delinqusut assesr.
ment Thereon. together with eosts of adveni'.
ing and .xpsn.er of the sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

A SPECIAL U. :. DETECTIVE foncr.-
This is the only company in America hav.
ing genuine Detective Force 10 protect
our patrons from imposition. sharks.
thieves, etc.
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) )ROOKH nom Ann sILvER MIN.

Oni,e -Room !, No. 80 Moniropery streeI
san fznclsoo. Calliornis. au9td
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06

S. Adams could have done; it was a
great and good work--of which, having
broken up the fallow ground, be left
others to gather the harvest. Oar space
will not suffice to present complete
record OF bis educ,tionsl labors--thst
nut be committed to abler hands to per
fofm-to the fsciIc pens Of Buckhsm,
Conlnt Bingham. Il Cillcy or e
Dam, his long time co.laborets-to e..
tiugls present
John Sullivan Adams had foibcs--in
some regard, gIievous ard serious but
he had also generou. heart enl noble ~
pulses. He had mission to perform sod
he executed it faithfully ani well. Yer
mont owes him debt Of gratiiul le, tor he
did for her VIVA. Horace Mann did fer
Massachusetts, - enlightened, educated
and aroused her people to the Importance
Of tho highest aud desrest interest, The
education Of her sons and daughters
Vermont will ever honor aud reverence
his labors. aud ho he's erected nobler
monument to bis memory than any mon
umeut Of granite or marble - Globe
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4 CENTRAL VT. RAILROAD,
u RUTLAND DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

MovIso NoErH-Nisbt cypress leaves Rutland
i:s"; YfuudUu l;l5. Mi1ol, bury 2;55; Vergon-
mes 3:jU; arrives ia Burlington at +;2j.
ExpIess tI.ight-LeaSes bellows Falls :O5 a.
"a; hutiaId ut 900 h IN; BrundOn I;lU; Middle
bury 9;Jj; NeTgennos IU;li; arrive iu Builing-
tvI at I.:IU
Mail--Leaves Bellows Falls at ll:iD . IN;
Chester 1883 p IN; Ludlow l:i5; arrives Ia Rut.
land at 1:3U. Leaves Rutland at 1880 p in:
Brandyn $50; Middlseury 4;Vu; vergouues 1 ;35 /;
arrives IL Burlington ut o:5J,
New York Express-Leaves Rutland ut l7:l5 Q
IN; LrsudUn '1;1O; AiddlvLury 1883; Vsrssnnss
2:1I: srrsvss IL Burlington ut 5:l5; aud only
stops At the E6ovs statiuus, except 70 take p&s.
sspgsrs tVsny north Of st. Albaus.
AovISa sVua-Aail leaves Buriizgten at
si.0a M fergenues S:02; Aiddlebury 9:3j;
bIahdUu lU;io; arrives m Rutland at ll:lO.
Lesves kutlaua At l2:,0 u; Ludlow las p nj
Chester 800; arrives 10 Bellows sls at 2;35 In.
Mix d-Leavss bu' lingtou at $500 p u; Yer.
gsnnes S:i2; MiddlsCury 465; Brandon COZ
arrives Ut Rutland at 1870 p IN.
Wight Express-LesveS Burlington at T:70 p
70; VergenneS e:iU; Aiddlobury s;i1; Brspdou
S:-s; arrives iu kuIlsnd ut 10 30 N.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06
Soribner for May.

ln the May sumber OF ScriJAer Col
Ettipg of tho Committee GU the Restora.
ton OF Independence Hall, discusses tho
"Portraituro of William Penn" Tho
illustrations Include the famous Penn
ftea,y Picture. by Wcst; Penn in AR
NOR, at tho age Of twenty-five (from a
rare engraving On steeD Admiral Penu
(he father Of WlIian), and the newly
disc vered portrait Of William Peun.
copy of which was recently added to the
National Museum From the forth
coming Bryant History Of the United
States an entertaining passage is pub
Iishcd concerning "The True Pocahou.
tas." Tie College Series is continued
with paper on Bowdoin College, con.
tsiuing "reminiscences of Hawthorne,
Longfelow and other distinguished men
among the pictures is silhouette OF
Longfellow at about tho age Of nineteen
a series OF papers giving an account of
recent American and foreign experiments
in Cooperation" is begun 10 this mum
her; these articles will be written by
va. OuhitSo DAtuntut dutuUI vi INC pa.
per 90 "Ooe Hundred Thousand Homes.
Among the other papers are Bret Harte's
and Edward Everett IIale's serials an
illustrated sketch of John Gutenberg. by
Theodore l.. DeVinDe Tone Of the print.
ers Of the magszint), paper which
groups, we believe for the frat time 10
Eoglish, the results of the latest foreign
research; The DEF ,e Family in Amer
lea !" Canadian storY,by Miss Howells /;
The wedding at Ogden Farm" by Col.
Wariog; double Grimes and One sided
Laws" by DR.. Holland; and The Old
Cabinet" papers. "Bric.a- Brsc" contains
something about "Col. Randolph Snaugh
ter, of Virginia" :" "Unclc Jim's Baptist
Revival Hymn !" Fashions for Spring =
The Beautiful Ballad of Waska Wee"
etc. Mr., Z. 7. Quiun's paper on garden.
lug and the genera management of small
places in the country, this month gives
timely directions about evergrcens, pears,
grapes, and vegetables
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40 wad some power the gift to gi'o us,
10 gee nurael's 81 itheri sna us y

Behold that pale, emsciated Ggure,
with downcabt eye, like some criminal
about to meet her fate See that uer-
vous. distrustful Look, a. she walks along
with slow and unsteady step. The
pink has left her checks aud the cherry
her lips. The once sparkling, dancing
eyes are now dull and EXPIRE ,sionless. Toe
ouce warm, dlmpIed hands are row thin
and cold Her beauty has fed. WHIST
has wrought this woudrous change 2
What Is that which is lurking beneath
the surface Of that once lovely form.
Does the realize her terrible condition I?
lc she aware Of the woetul sppeafunce
she makes 4? Woman, from her very na.
ture, is subject to catalogue of diseases
from which man is entirely exempt. Ma.
uy of these maladies are induced by her
own carelessness, or through ignorance Of
the laws Of her being. Again. mauy
Female Diseases, if properly treated.
might be arrested ia their course, and
thereby prove Of short duration. they
snould not he left to an inexperienced
physician who does not understand their
uatuie. aud is, therefore. incompetent to
treat them. The importance of attending
to female diseases 10 their earliest stages
cannot he too strougIy urged. For it
neglected, they frequently lead to Cor.
sumption, Chronic Debility, aud often
tina to Insanity. IN all classes Of Fe
male Diseases DR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is without a rival. No
medicine has ever surpassed it. In The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Advis.
er." Of which DR.. Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D.,
of Bufi.lo. n y, is the author and pub
Usher, is an extended treatise on Woman
and her Diseases Under this head, the
various affections to which woman is TO-.
cident are carefully considered aecur.
ately portrayed, and restorative course
OF treatment suggested. Every woman,
ss shc values her life aud health, should
possess q copy Of this valuable book. II
che be diseased, ths Adviser" will show
her bow she may be restored to health,
and also direct her how she may ward
o6 many msIsdies to which she is con.
stautly being exposed. Let every suffer.
lug woman heed thid timely advice and
'see herself as others see her." Price oi
Adviser, $3.50 tpost.paid) to any ad.
dress.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06

A Young American lady just returned
from Milau, where she went. last summer,
to complets her musical education, tells
hard stories Of the treatment unprotected
young women get 10 Italy. Such one
Is never free from insult on tho street,
aod has to csntine herself to her room TO
escape insult 10 the house. The verdict
oil those who have tested the resources
1T Italy is, that the advantages over New
York and Boston arc iusppreciabie. The
prices of the maestro are exorbitant. the
practice very slight, aud the mode Of
living disgusting. The only protection
from being uwiudled in everything is the
constant presence of u male relative, aud
a willingness to snhmit TO the scandal
which public resistance to such swim.
dies will biiug. She says that there ar,
hundred American girl- now taking
singiug lessons 10 Milan, three fourths Of
whom regret the journey, but are held by
pride. Nine Octavia Hense writes to
the Home journal something li'e this
from Czern.w (Galicis), declaring that
" the musical professors in New York
and Boston are more capable, more ear u
est and self.sacriicing than European
professors. Ii the young men arl the
young women OF America will only stay
there until they learn all they can, 10.
stead OF coming abroad to he laughed at
eajoled and imposed upon; .
then thuy will bs welcomed and sidsd he
the professors 10 Europe" As for the
pianos, she thinks il no wonder the Eu.
ropean artists praise the Weber Chick.
eriug and Steinway so warmly; the
Vienna pianos are horrid those from
the court piano-makers are worse" and
even the Ersrd is Dot 30 good as they
make 10 Ame ca.
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The Country Printers Hohon-
linden.

In sea ons when cur funds are low
subscriberr are pr,yoliug SLOW;
A few supplies keep up TIE flow,
Of dimes departing rapidly,
Our bonds and due bills arc a.rayed,
Each seal and signature di,playod;
The holders vow they must bo paid,
WITH threats of law aud chaucery
l,ut larger yet these dues shall grow,
When interests added On below,
Length'ning our chin foot or 50
When gazing at them hopclessly.
It's SO that scarce We have begun
To plead for time upon dun,
Before there CONES another ems,
Demanding Ray ferociou.ly.
Tho prospect dlrkens. On, ye brave,
Who would our very bacon save;
Waive, patrons, all your pretexts waive
Aud pay The printer cheerfully.
All ! it wouli yield US pleasure sweet,
A few d, iinquents II W TO meet,
Asking of Us a clear receipt
For papers taken reg larly,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06
WOMANS 1EMPERANCE COL
lMN.
First Annual Meeting
)F THE AIDDLLBURY W3MAN's CuRIsTIAS
TEAPrAANCE UNION.

This society dslc, its beginning iIom Il
meeting Of the ladies Of Vergeunes 10
'oFu temperance Organization, to which
au invitation Va, sect to the women Of
Middlebury. Twelve attended, aud came
home feeling that both God and man had
committed work for Middlebury to their
hands, measuring out 10 them possibilities
aud powers with all equal measure OF
obligation. The evil Of intcmpelauce
was living high, uumolcsted among Us,
giving necessity Tor action from some.
where, and although We returned With 70
much enthusiasm yet it would have been
Of little avail hero in this town, where
woman has not yet come iuto public
Christian work as 10 other places, aud
when public sentiment on the subject OF
temperance vas at very low ebb, unless
the spark Of interest in US had been fan.
ned into being by Inspiring words from
Mrs. kitchel, who was ever ready to act
independently in what she called "God's
work"
The FIRST meeting was the coming to.
getber Of the twelve who went TO Yer.
genDss. at the house OF Mrs. Kitehel.
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The Forest Spring.

Tall. arching birches towarl the sky
Their lrafy branches rear on high;
They roof me Ger with living green,
With rifts Of azure iu between,
Where netcy clouds in quiet lie.
Upon the moses velvet seat
pause to rest my weary feet,
And stoopng downward tu tho rili,
NV hollnwed hands with water fill,
An quail the liquid pure and sweet.
low bending Ger the sparkling spring,
hear tho water-tpi its sing;
Ther merry games see, perchsnoe,
Or watch them 10 their fairy dance,
Unseen of all the spuitive ring.
see them hide among the weeds.
Or reIt each other with the seeds;
Or launching in an acorn boat,
Upou tue mimic ocean 1est
Aud climb the rigging oi the reeds.
hear the thrush's tenor deep;
Its music almost makes me weep,
Recsling rs it does t. ma
Full many pleasant IN mory,
That passius yeais had iuiled to tleep.
Poor, troubled singer, seek thy nest,
osnnot aid thy lonely quest.
For thee and the, perhaps, Ia g'ief,
but lspsins years may bring relief.
And may be what We 1--we is best.
II,
Once more to aid my noon-tide dream
l pause beside the nufmuriug strerm,
Where ripping shadows intsrl,ce
Upon its bright and dinpled fee,
And pebbles fICm the bottom CLEAN.
The water.sprites no longer play
On lily-pads their quaint croquet,
For gazing dUWu into the ueep
] fnd them lying there asleep,
With weeds tucked rUuLd eaoh little fay,
But wakeful faces still | see
Upturned tv take u peep at TIE,
burprissd to note 50 strenKe thing
Reeectuu iu their quiet spring,
And wondering what the toim ON bo.
Sleep, fays. ia peace 0 do not fear
That will harm your strealulet dear.
Pour out, y thrush, your glorious strain
lOvc thee, aud III come again
The sprins to ses--thy son; to hear
The Aidinc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06

An OLD LADT.-Iu 1852 there died in
the southeast part Of Neston, according
to history Of the tow, Mrs. Davis, al
the advanced age Of one hundred and
seven years and one hundred aud fifteen
days. She buried three husbands, had
nine children, aud at her death left forty
five grand children, two hundred great.
grand children, aud eight hurdred great
qreai.grand children 1t is said at the
Oge of one hundred she was capable Of
performing a good days work co her
land, which she cultivated herself Gov
Dudley visited her few yeaIs before heI
death With portrait painter, who took
her Likeness, which is supposed to be now
IN possession Of the Massachusetts His
torlcal Society.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-05-06
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