The Georgia collegian. (Athens, Ga.) 1870-current, March 19, 1870, Page 8, Image 8
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For the Georgia Collegian.
Waiting, Broken-Hearted.
INSCRIBED TO MISS .
In every life is a day of woe,
When the skies o’erhead have a fainter
glow,
And the eye looks out from its prison
home
To watch for the shadows that never
come;
And the heart-strings snap with the rush
of grief,
As memory opens each tear-stained leaf:
’Tis the day when the soul, with the last
light fled,
Bends down o’er the grave where its
hopes lie dead.
There’s a sound which stirs through the
pulsing breast,
As the low, deep moan of the sea’s un
rest,
As the last strange cry of the frightened
deer
When it feels the thrust of the hunts
man’s spear;
A sound that breaks upon the startled air
In the wild, sad notes of a soul’s despair:
’Tis the young Love’s sigh when the
withering word—
From the mouth of the faithless, first is
heard.
There’s a tear that falls on the flowers of
youth—
Like the drops distilled from the ser
pent’s tooth ;
As the briny stream from the salt-bed’s
source,
It marks its way with a whitening course.
A withering drop—with a .world of woe
Compressed in the midst of its lustrous
glow: i
’Tis the t/ear that is shed o’er the heart’s
i yoghgjtrust
•vftlttjpWr€@sl, stern Fate has laid in the
dust. '
The sigh and the tear in your day of woe
Have chased, fair Lady, the light from
your brow;
You may wait and watch through the
. fleeting years,
in a long life-battle with hopes and fears;
May long for the glance of a splendid
eye,
The thrill of a touch, as in days gone by;
But the record you’ll leave of your earth
ly part,
Is the sigh and tear of a Broken Heart!
Ad VENA.
Athens , March , 1870.
..-.The safest way to get a man out
your room when he i3 standing up,
yet not exaetly decided to go, is to
•insist on his having a seat.
Contributors mast write only
on one side of the paper.
...The Collegian is $2.50 per ann’m.
S. M. HERRINGTON,
ATTOKJSEY AT LAW,
BROAD-STREET,
ATHENS , GEORGIA.
Feb 18—tl
LAMAR COBB. HOWELL COBB.
L. & H. Cobb,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Athens, Ga.
THE GEORGIA COLLEGIAN.
BgL, Students, do not pass by our
advertising columns. They show
just who patronize us, and who
should be patronized in return.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGII,
69TH SESSXOF.
THE University, as now organized, embraces
the following Departments :
I. ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
11. MODERN LANGUAGES.
111. BELLES LETTRES.
IV. METAPHYSICS & ETHICS.
Y. MATHEMATICS.
YI. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
and ASTRONOMY.
YII. CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY,
and MINERALOGY.
VIII. AGRICULTURE.
IX. CIVIL ENGINEERING.
X. LAW.
XL PREPARATORY DEPART
MENT, organized as the Uni
versity High School.
The studies of the Freshman and Sophomore
years are prescribed. To students over seven
teen years of age, who are qualified, or to those
who have completed the prescribed studies of
the first two years, the studies are elective.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor
of Science will be awarded on the completion
of definite proscribed courses, as exhibited in
the attainment of the requisite certificates of
proficiency.
Tuition for second term, S6O. w.
Board from $29 to $25 p«r
Second term opens on 15th Janua
ry, 1870.
Athens, Ga., February 10th, 1870.
TIIEIEW DRUG STORE,
IN DUPREE'S BUILDING ,
Athens, Geo.
WM. KING, Jr , M. D.
N. W. lIAUDRUP,
BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER.
A SUPPLY OF THE
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Constantly on hand. Call and give
US A TRIAL!!
North of Post Office, Athens, Ga.
February 15
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CIOCMIT,
And Dealer in
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LAMPS, KEROSENE OIL,
FANCY CHINA and
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ti IkoaA Street,
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L. FLISOH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Every Variety of
Broad St., next to Exprss Office,
ATHENS. GA.
WEDDING PARTIES, Balls, etc., furnish
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I. G. IJ. COHEN,
DEALERS IN
Clothing
AND
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A LARGE assortment of select
and
To suit the most fastidious, constant
ly*on hand, at
COHEN’S PARIS STORE,
Broad street, Athens.
February 15 3m
C. HI. YiN EIKEIEH,
{COLLEGE AVENUE, A THE NS,)
WILL have constantly on hand a large sup
ply of
—HAVANA AND DOMESTIC r
SEGARS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING
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Sevoral kinds of CRACKERS, and
Cincinnati Cagcr Beer.
February 15
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FRUITS, CANNED GOODS,
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February 15 2m
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and all kinds of
Sporting Equipments.
General Assortment Fancy Articles.
m ~ REPAIRING of all kinds, and
ENGRAVING, done on short notice.
Opposite the College, Athens, Ga.
ALBERT S. MANDEVILLE,
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BOOK AND JOB
PBINTINB,
PLAIN AND FANCY,
SUCH AS
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
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the extensive
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Connected with the
SOUTHERN WATCHMAN,
Broad Street ATHENS, GA.
MOTES’
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Broad St., Athens, Ga.
Every Style of
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Executed in the most artistic manner.
EVERYTHING NEW IN THE ART
Can always be found at his Gallery.
Special attention given to orders for
Life-Size Portraits
IN OIL OK. PASTEti
Which pan be executed from Pictures of dp l
ceased persons, as well as living. • "fc
Pictures of all kinds framed to ordjf* 1
EMPIRE SEWING
For sale at the Gallery.
February 15
BOOTS HD SHOES!
rjpHE BEST MATERIAL always on hand.
WORK DONE PROMPTLY,
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P. WEIL.
Athhens, Ga., February 15
HITCH & MORTON
(Old Book Store Corner,)
Merchant Tailors,
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wtiismis
Athens, Ga. Feb. 15
TosgT& biiTopT
DEALERS IN
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February 15