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Full Title	The golden era, v. XIII, no. 24, Sunday, May 14, 1865.
Contributor	Egan, Pierce, 1814-1880. Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870.
Date Added	2 March 2022
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1865-05-14
Publisher	San Francisco [Calif.] : J. Macdonough Foard, Rollin M. Daggett
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	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 Pa, Vol. XXTIT—No. 24. ~ BROOKS & LAWRENCE, - POBLISS, Notes Gust Senetn San California: Sunday, May 1 1865. SSecereness ; we lave ao we ost wioa ee Done New Stay ir i TRO at ie PEACE. K HMarguerte rea ie ihe Tun via at pecues faed avane ace Minnooea with Bes, and the glim voor ot peers ! suo gf Sem’ su mae The Fa Fair Lilias ; eae ‘read of ante cig, Flash, iam, seam — [Gounod’s New one unprecedented success Fran yera rc “ i raust™ ring ce, ‘uofarls Her bane dooy te margin world, sgzivg the woods with her panoply 18 impearl'a LIFE INI DEATH. BY PIERCE EGAN, of “The Poor “Jmogen;. or, ‘The Marble Heart,” “Lady Maud; or, The { Wonder of Kingswood Chase,” ‘Such ii Life,” Bie, Be. 2, lke a molten &es The batteruprmaraaled i golden Frode the mui senahige nd rent. Minnie ebields hr God's to larger to the Iyric drama, "Fanst™ fan Francisco, following concise story of the Opera ‘That dear old Flag of ours!” 2 ti Tuas, aaa, in et summer's tread T hear— ‘than a pule—still as a dream, wie ‘husbed lip, arog ike a daw Radlct and blondene—it aye that beam Soft and pastontess rom lashes dra To the drooping taernens of tere. Act Faust is discovered alone in The lamp by has been know the su ne ah a aneuntt him * about fo expire, \ For every soul who tite cil ing slinmer upon fermen preached trom God's Nobleat Page sty, (ore eloquent than buman accent. the tenle, ‘Yet Thear avother veice—calm bat strong, sinking Tight isan. image yielding to mockery. but fruitless has brought no gleam of ews to nthe oF ee of light Act Foarth. * tes no xan hs wumeneeet Ms ones, ‘Walks again the spotlasIiled eld, his restless spirit torture him with Papino And light that greeed Paul in prison le oon ‘Threads our blindness,bidding Passion yield closes the volume, and as is the distant horizon, wher of at oer ay ilded to he lavokes the only perplexed and ‘comaisbed for-Deatb. But too await its natural that stands among oreling cows pon "rg, Dray then, Aaa 70 tala Se marae biomes with, blood Sending it missionles back to G ‘it your bare woe mtr ve yestoot red beneath Hi chaste (©, Hark ! and ye isten ye shall hear Above the iron tat of noisy war ‘That pervading vere, on the table, deadly contents into is about to drain raising the cup to © that proud Banner's starry blaze Harrah Tuat done old Flag o ure Tue blueeyad boy tha was bie pride, rebead white and wide, Softas a tear, heft of thas lead secni re ues Tay the ease heard from without saluting the erro md he “ep visions PE your seeing, srndcon grown Ye fain would curse 1 not reap} Bat slowly grind ‘den araunen pan her, 3 Wherein eternal purj rrought, shall tye patieatly, For He only teopoths ad He il Har your ery as wh He beard * we perish ey Henry We Yet carries tn bie Aoger-tips More feeling than a thousand lips fashion out. 10 columa stays, A_and vee eyes. one or Ina nese sore 3 at Plymouth Brooklyn, the Rev. Heary War. expressed the falewing views: “I tan ight you to as indispensable & be honor of cnt. We aia her person, to and es at wealthy, the South feebte and ‘Japoverithed weakened by excesses. W for the walle sod prosperity try—not of New E ‘ion, The ex ne of our country quire us to doa thousand fold mor ever before ; and firs let us ‘we do not fall into the easy geance under the plea of justice. “Te by she tion ofa ahoght ‘Too great to Ala Over Sumter, see i 1 ‘That dear old mus of ours 1” How dared ye shout? Did Tea watered mer end hs aco to up . disappoine for sbe red (ae accep offered God hitratce gran tron ho ft et dif Thad my way after the close 01 was up, she ean and’ ta the and draws + Act Fifth. introduced to the is s0 eager to the very Wh shout, How clear thoes eotdier Loves te at, God bless thom every on Ace they felt plat Geil son stil, hen come a wide, deep thou of pate That iar nad nt atreogth wen for trlomph ‘od then the deafening toondor Foal, All epeecb conld grasp of power to feel, © Murrah ‘That dear old Flag of ours E.Ca nalty d's vengeance Pat e jon't want any more vengean not expatriate any read jers on the of vengeance, for as they bave once the people they might co. soagala, I not expatria ‘them: don't koow as you will oo vith dorse me in this view. 1 am, Consistent, having aeret urged est shedding of blood save when in ough 1 ce. Parisian Morality. In the Paris corrsepondence of the to show the South their total, Gazelle we read: Another sion of onr former sentiments ning poliilans have made) vem that we hate them but of gossip in Paris just now is La New @ “A would her an ecstacy to say now us and you; we are rethren ; we love i and desire your a in return ; as of a mission as that I will go cheeffull ‘9 these sentiments ade a formal 1 tee, from whi only as a kos ol to We wis half, that we rior bo desire them—far less any Giadiy do we leave vengeance Whom alone it belongeth, will forgive the sins of all Act Chird. not expect engendered: in jinds; » Lilias’s Tue San Francs A caepnet ie ‘ie following c1sco © on Tocudsy, Nay ‘Ith. takes —A gentleman gad nominees of the “Union Party” f ‘te ¢ following version never- follows: For hereelf "y Act Second. to jlaxome, Jr.; for County Clerk Hasbach; for Recorder, Jobn Matleney Treasurer, Chas, 8, Higgins ; for D.W. for District, ‘Tue Erroxr is being made in Paris to Behool, Joke for Surveyor, W. Von Schmidt for Harbor Ms aster, Marcus Marloes, for Harber James Laidleyy for Coroner, Dr. Murphy eit uniform of black cloth and to wealed rea

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