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Full Title	The golden era, v. XIII, no. 14, Sunday, March 5, 1865.
Contributor	Fulvia. Egan, Pierce, 1814-1880. Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870.
Date Added	2 March 2022
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1865-03-05
Publisher	San Francisco [Calif.] : J. Macdonough Foard, Rollin M. Daggett
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	In tears : a reminiscence of San Francisco in the Ides of March, eighteen hundred sixty-four / by Fulvia. The fair Lilias; or, Life in death / by Pierce Egan. Life in death Our mutual friend / by Charles Dickens.
Topic	Popular literature > Specimens. Story papers > Specimens. American poetry > California > Periodicals. American literature > California > Periodicals. San Francisco (Calif.) > Newspapers.
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OCR “GRooKS © LAWRENCE, PUBLISHES, No.64o Guar Seer, f NOTES OF A BOIEWIAY, A wanderer is avs They, to measure civilization of a city street shows; at lea acquired ina quiet all 1865. — Vol. XIII.—No. 14. Lord, ‘A California: Sunda Larch WRITTEN FOR THE GOLDES RA. IN TEARS, REMINISCENCE 0F OF SAN S$ OF MARCI, FIGHTEEN his Iabors—a partial reward. sponse could lovingly hand ia iste i ings of the liberal soul ie Be Egan’s New Story PUBLISHED FROM ADVAN The Fair Lilias; LIFE IN DEATH. BY PIERCE of “the Poor ou neg or, The Marble Heart,” “ Lad or, The THE LITTLE PURPLE HOOD. BY CLEMENT RIVERS. sw 1 SHEETS. 8 genius: clothed by Goa, the livin: wind strong hope thus Tam naturally of @ melancholy tarn very apt at taking things As he heard to assi MHUNDRED SIXTY-FOU BY FULVIA. “What aileth thee toot, hat thou art mlly gone + full of into broken ear rout ot hs soul on thei sople Tam surrounded. STREET Silows AND puns. a f @ night I pass along crowded and welltighted street whi always enpected to be and I was never Instead of which, is ‘ch ws supposed they outa eave ich might when I was late fc in atall ome seem by windows, not forgetting the within the shop. I say shop, because it is good old Saxon word and cannot be strued. ‘The man who is s0 far above or or it, & promiscuous crowd, wrth sentimental balderdec and and his body with fouler drink. oo, he rok and gent ones have somewhat to answer for in Poo! ‘That was a tranquil morning which Francisco and the Ocean—that Fourth day hundre@ sixty-four. name is Jones, James Jones, and ‘Such is Some years ago I lived in the te sity, ana, being very re, T iavariably passed rere iret, ‘ft ‘going tomy E ing, at a certain yor ang "iad, whore slight ‘ora eavelon pea in a dark, bro whose bi vas covered. with old fuioned. “hood, of me sired demand for the tast numbers containiog the opening of The Fair rte ore a Death,” induces to give, this week, full and concise summary of “oe veo ot Introductory chaptors, eo that all who failed © copy of the previous issues, cam tho aid of such summary, ewe the story: ‘a satisfactory manner to its el SUMMARY. be afrala om Song nto serve to succei ‘Though Fach Srovonghtare has its own class of frequents Kearny street, for parposes of business uninterrupted rest the vine-trellised windows of att hous saw the porple all aglow, warm over preen hillsides 10 patronize LAMB AND COLERIDGE, ‘That most genial of all exsayists, has never described anything wh Lick House block, seldom fall into the of a Kearny street milliner or dreasmaker. My most common ne, fa to aro throogh ail "Tis this young lady, Ta you, as she i coro ce one Hioned,— told that dinner give ‘haw the Rothbury Towers is the residence of chimney sweeps of London nb prot Eorlenany Sie Due Engher Daath ‘made droadtol ravages in hie family. He is toa His wife upon the the w: Chaos cease, and ‘twas stays tte on =e “a i said ir, 1 me their eyes must have they Men, who perceived ‘fearful accident, which th the generous feast, made a eau eye alone, had fe themselves. and had given orisons to the that : considered her quite mine, and, (what is baaly a r er fell in love with her. was a very quiet sort of love, oe pace alone erally appreciate neo of the hour and the scene, which our souls go out towards Heaven, Men, who gazed thoughtfully and has not the eye and sent their dearer snow-drift and Imade of 2 rune nt See Bat why, night after night, should we told that somebody misses Willie, or ‘When this cruel war is over” flog to make somebody bap Cangice the y toa the ho existence ol of the ” Lamb's lif cherished in the memory of manhood (for, “none but cease to revere se land of ”) and who the call of the bugl Tmarsbeled battalions, se the National Capital— to meet her at I stood bat on He writes to Coleridg masic as taken ill, and it exhausts my urs support her in i 3 which make the destaad the, oa of all to listen, because I Tcan spend the a vague way my means to have day,—anniversary of the our Magistratic the soul. the and his life was he never without a doubt, Poor, the notes this heart. With a mast bave w: eed so nearly upon there rans through all Iatcy Hosanest of whowe fetaree printed want ai Rouse from stole out upon plaintive notes art bewed dow with grief and woe,”. and the big tear drops stole down and his strong frame shook an though some mortal agony had seized ‘al tranquil day! fail Cal fora, ofall the loyal "Twas no of floral to drop humor. “Hail, beautifal City by the Queen of and Grace 1s there cosine more his Lette wy sorrow. CHAPTER I. not Lilias is gent by Helecaca dangerous missions, to secl. Hail” floating on the sur leep pools, or to (OME, SWEET HOME.” ‘The National colors foaled in cragey peaks—all “ “te tage ‘tote Inever, when I think of music, can and position of esthea! step oF unlucky slip will remove ope of the the tonching picture once presented to he admits that what Bay, over tog au of the mind by an artist friend of Payne, of Haina ot a particle is tenderest anxiety. Ships tihed “thet ons, prows toward the Golden Gate, ‘away int o the » deeper, bluer plac! world._all ‘rekon, he outstretched hands reaching ever the y Pa: author of “Home! Sweet Home.” He asyot never knowing, save in his dresms at what the true anor ot home were, wandered thro’ Jess and almost penniless ch he knew th, as be Tveatered forlorn ig Ms ‘ends cing was the street, wbeting his stream, broke forcibly away. ruganiaias, Diablo uoder Dusiness,he seized him by the lifts, became captivated lips : Lamb, growing went about his of caves and ing sex this homeless elendleas wanderer, came 1d sounds wrung from hi to to the admiration of of sweeps. ‘crossing ; the force ver oout the me on our dear ‘anos fe frends, The that Lar jong due to rie essay which fs bat an essay, and siete from his own life. Trae he aad elreiog. pe, but melody to birth, will Treas ong as kindly eat, 1: fo perhaps Jong stretoh from band to the ome Sweet Home. Bot Fold 8 rk Tshould sive ron as it would. este POR THE MILLION, Teould go on with anecdote and pascal ch another roate, the voice of by the ie, and I tld no wall describe ‘Though I have not read there is no rary nae aths than poor Payne. An and os ofall I have sai raGebie ohare a band ofitable wi with, what 4 letters to Coleridge when wandering stout ail to pleasant a ction his eanay on House in H. “Dream 2 and “Barbara Alen and thank lived. n this asa Pastime, “death-gun of ‘and of any of ‘ont the there was & is pro! 8 good one, and et we rod and of the wan 0 must, 100k for hi creation wre outside indy at whether am ‘ebich would to ashes; not continually worry his ears "Sonn comes marching home,” oF will care for mother now.” In Europe, O ye holy manes. Vale! 3d 1865. Yosemite were many, think that, "THE BOUEMTAN. cost to discourse mails upon Promenade. The humanizing edeoinof can i aed by those who have esse: ani 1 donot esitta to aneibe to the gh prayer wi ote by one oiled fowls. ¢ last time on the white Atraveler in “In point of fact in Chinn, when am t laid in the and bands ated dreams of all the great comoues, a i aii h 5 PRE ge raore simple and more taney than that ‘any other nation in the wor ‘No one can estinato what a rofaing flaence such a sim Would have upon our people. Tn this hurry den eaih, wo are ll apt te needs some repos Garaver THAN StkaTuay.—Pew that the mine id what that may soul. 7 f toll, come peacock than thon was Deap. made my = is ESTERN PAVERS g) a marriage is ‘kelp to place Dead! 6 ‘The strong man in the midst of his Dead! all the day had looked forward to Fall hour of rest, he could know \.

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