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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-10-09
POETRY.


.From The Connecticut Journal
THE DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.
o, who can see the flowers decay,
And never heave sigh,
That all that's beautiful on earth,
Must fade away and die.
Some on the mornings balmy air,
Their cheering fragrance cast,
But when the MONDAY sun shines forth,
Their hour Of life is past.
Some glory in the suns bright beams,
And In his radiance glow
But when the chilling night wind comes,
Their faded forms lie low.
Some, when the hour OF noon Is past,
Court evenings gentle breath;
But ere the morning light appears,
Thew too will sleep in death.
Some pass away on springs soft air,
As fearful TO remain,
Lest summers fierce and sultry rays,
Should their pure blossoms stain.
Some linger on through summer hours,
As loath TO leave our sight,
But In the first rude autumn blast,
They find the fatal blight.
Some, amid autumn's fading hues,
Do proudly rear their head;
But when stern winter shows his face,
They're numbered with the dead.
They are all gone, forever gone,
The flowers we loved to tend,
Mementos each Of life's bright joys,
So soon 10 have an end.
o, who can see the flowers decay,
And never heaye sigh,
That all that's beautiful on earth,
Must fade away and die.
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ged her bonny yellow hair, till be had the hall
o. it torn out o. her head Tor the monster
wad ri,en the blessed book out o. her hand.
an thrown il wi an oath as far rs he could
drive. Bot the nephew was aye bit hne
Gallant ;--only, We ken, wi my BARNS pros
poets, il wasna my part to encourage ony-
thing
Eagerly did the stranger, who gave ms
name as Colonel Morton, hang over the iair
being who had conjured up the sunshine OF MS
youth. One by ole, he was watching anu
tracing every remembered feature OF ms wiie
upon her face when doubt again entered ms
mind, and he exclaimed in bitterness" Mer-
cifui Heaven! convince Oh, convince me
that have found my child" The few trink-
cts that belonged to Mrs. Morton had been
parted with in the depth Of her poverty. Al
that moment, Lieutenant Sommeryille hastily
entered the cottage. He stated that his uncle
had leit the Hall, and delivered letter from
him to Col. Morton. It was Of few words
and as follows: m ~
MoRToN,-Wc were rivals for IsabeIIa's
love-you were made happy, and miserable.
But have not been unrevenged. twas
who betrayed you into the hands ofthe enemy.
II was who reported you dead--who caused
the tidings TO be hasiened to your widowed
wife, and followed them TO England. u was
| who poisoned the ear Of her friends, until
they cast her OIL logged her to her OLSEN
rty, that might enjoy my triumph; but death
thwarted me as you had done. Yet will do
one act Of mercy--she sleeps beneath the
grave where we met yesterday and the lady
before whom you wept-is your own daugh-
ter.''
He cast down the letter, and exclaimed
MY child--my long lost child y And, in
speechess joy, the father and the daughter
rushed to each others arms. Shall we add
morel The elder Sommerville left his native
land, which he never again dsgraced with his
presence. William and Elizabeth wandered
by the hillside in bliss, catching love and re-
collections from the scene. In few months
her father bestowed on him her hand, and Mrs.
Douglas, in joy and pride, bestowed upon both
her blessing.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL SERyICE.--.Just i'm
vl ported, direct from London, and this day received
for sale by r. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington, the
following new works on Naval and Military Science,
most Of which contain many engravngs
Naval Routine, by Lieut.. Fordyce, Royal Navy l vol
Military Surveying, Reconnaissance, &c, by Major
jackson, Royal staff Corps.
Modern Fertilization, by Lieut.. Col Humphrey, Royal
Artillery, / vol.
Welingon's Dispatches, IL vols.
The Constitution and Practice Of Courts Martial, by
Capt, Simmons, Royal Artillery.
Glasscocks Naval officers Manual, vol.
Engineers Pocket Book, for 1880.
Transactions Of the Cons of Royal Engineers, vols.
qnarto.
Lieut.. Col Hawker on Fire Arms
The Kings Regulations and Orders for the Army
The Manufacture and Proof of Gun Powder, by John
Braddock Commissary Of Ordnance.
Griffith, Captain Royal Navy, on Steamships
Tredgold on the Steam Engine and Steam Navigation,
vols quarto
Capt. Sir John Ros on Steam Navigation, connect
ed with Naval Warfa vol quarto.
Belcher on Marine Surveying; Robsons Marine Sur
vrying; Makenze's Marine Surveying.
British Nautical Almanac for 1922 1913 shortly expected
Bruff's Engineering Field Work.
Col. Paisley, Royal Engineer, Geometry and Plan
Drawing being the first volume Of course OF Military
instructions
Last Edition of Clark's Naval Tactics; Sir Howard
Douglass on Naval Geometry; Sir Howard Douglass on
Military Bridges, &c, &c.
And many other valuable works Of the same class,
ceived in former importaons. Also all OF the new, as
well as most OF the known valuable standard works
Geology, Mnerology, Engineering Architecture, &C.,
both English and American; all at the lowest prices
III Books, Stationary, &C., imported TO order from
Londen and Paris may 25
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CAJTTIONiIt

W are called caution the public, the Druggists
in particular against purchasing from any traveller,
under whatever pretences they may be offered Of
DR.. EvANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unprecedented success in the cure Of Consump
ton, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Cosye-
ness Loss OF Appetite, Palptatlon OF the Heart, Pain
IN the Head, Breast Back and Limbs, Dizziness, Rest
lessness and all diseases originating IN the Stomach,
Heart Lungs. Liver and their associate organs &c. has
caused reckless lmposeT, who IL is ascertaned hau
been travelling through Pennsy M land Virginia.
&c to counterfeit and yend deeterious imitation of
EvANs'S CAMOMILE g. APERIENT PILLS;
and another impostor has introduced into
&C., spurious article, purporng be PARIS SooTH
ING SYRUP, for children when cutting teeih-boih Of
which deleerious counterfets. Therefore, in order
TO protect the public against the nroads Of such mpos
tons, and to them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in bestowing, he has caused the
label of Evans Camomile &c Pills, be entered
cordny to act Of Congress-"
notice Of which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills, and he has caused the
Of DR. L. Paris be stricken Of the label
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
teeth, that the label Of thegenuine syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
nfllible remedy for the pain and sickness which
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and APP
proved by thousands ofmohers and who have by
its early application, not only prevented their children
from suffering circulating PAIN but IN many instances
rescued them from death,
HJ BE particular in examining the labels, and also in
Knowing rsVaHs never venus any OF
through the medium Of his resident agents. adver
tsed throughout the Union at his Western office, Lou
isyille KY and his principal Office, 100 Chatham street
New York, where wholesale orders will be promptly
cuted on the most liberal terms.
HJ The public may assured that in every instance
that within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans any Of
his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public
tce Of the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsts who have been detczed, and their will be
laid before the public at early date The best potec
ton he offer for the present is TO caution purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, D. G..
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Parsons the actor, has relapsed into histrioncs
after all Notwithstanding his rather theatrical dis
claimer' of any such intention. He has taken an
honorable discharge" from The Methodist church,
and issued his card in hGc rerba:
Nv the following certificate il will be sten, that
have honestly withdrawn myself from the Methodist
g. Church and am no longer member VI that ho-
nofable body.
"Tbis is 10 testify that c. B. Parsons is honorably
Chnrcb RICHARD TYDINGs,
Preacher in charge Of 4h st. station, Louisville"
MIR. Parsons further says:
NV sentiments, from malignant, unforeseen, ane1-
peeted and not 10 be prevented circumstances, have
Undergone radical change since addressed you;
Being now entirely free from all obligations should
hereafter find II necessary, in order 10 supply Inc
needfn wants of those who are dependant on me Tor
support and who look TO me tor protection, have re-
course 10 profession 10 the exercise oi winch was
once most happy, trust my friends VIII mol IKE me
the less nor withhold from me their patronage De-
cause love The Saviour of the world, and worship
al the shrine Of Natures God.
With an apology for being so long in my ePis''e'
subscribe myself v,n,
C. B. PARSONS.
From ali that we can learn Of this individual, ne
has hitherto been worthy ana - h NV.
and entitled to the good feeling OF those " no hneW
Mn IN, he conduct in this business is perfectly con-
temntible and must be SO looked upon NOV ony W
az. respec,abe class OF Christians VINO SO suuaeny
received and so suddenly discharged him gu, oy me
e,srs Of The theatrical profession lie will never
make any more headway upon The stage, 4 we mis-,
,nas moi Inc nature Of his case and the very best
Thing he can possibly do is TO 60 home 70 Hsiilora
and 20 to work like an honest and Respectable tan,
=, ,be honorable occupation In which he was reared
that Of mechanic, one Of the noblest emPloymen,s
after all, and one Of which any man may pc PROUD,
and in which any man may make himself qui'e as
useful as he can do in any other.--N. \. "a~'
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Besides the missionaries mentioned in our morning
edition who are sail the ship Lausanne, the Rev
Mr.. Dibbe, missionary Of the A. B. G. + and his
family He is returning his late station at the Sand
wish Islands--D.
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Missionaries 10 Oregon-A large company Of Mis-
sonares under the charge Of the Methodist Missionary
Society are to leave this port Monday or Tuesday
in the ship Lausanne, Capt. Spaulding, for Oregon
Territory, via Valparaiso A farewell meeting, in
ference to their departure, held last evening the
Methodist Church in Green street. The following is
list Of the missionaries composing the expedition. IL
is supposed be the largest Of the kind that left
our shores
Rev. Jason Lee aud wife, Of New England Confer.
encc.
REV. ] H. Frost, wife and one child, New York
Conference.
Rev. Gustavus Hines, wife and one child. Genessee
Conference.
Rev. William H. Kone and wife, North Carolina
Conference.
Rev Alvan F. Waller, wife and two children, Genes
see Conference.
Rev J. p Richmond, M. D., wife and four children,
Illinois Conference.
Mr. Ira L. Babcock, Physician, wife and one child,
New York
Mr. George Abernethy, Missionary Steward, wife
and two chldIen, New York.
Mr. William w. Raymond, Farmer, and wife. Bal
ston Spa.
Mr. Henry B Brewer Farmer aud wife.
Mr. Lewis II Judson Cabinet Maker, wife and three
children. .*>.
Mr.. Josiah L. Parrish, Blacksmith, wife and three
chIlden. ."&
Mr.. James Ally, Carpenter.
Mr.. Hamilton Campbell, Carpenter, wife and child,
Springfield
Miss Maria T. Ware, Teacher, Lowell
Chloe Chloe, 4 ph G11s' do do Springfield Ja
Almira Phelps, do do
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the subscribers TO the Wayerly Circulating Library.
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i ECTURES ON GEOLOGY, MINING, &c, by
IL Professor Leonard, of Heidelberg Germany, edited
by Professor +. Hall.
The first number Of this work is this day received for
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Thomas Adams indian boy. ..... p
The sending Of this large expedition to Oregon, is an
important event, whether considered in its religious
political bearings Among other things, it will expe
de the settlement OF the Territory and may hope
also that j. viii give tone the moral and religious
character Of the people, resembling that Of the early set
tiers OF Massachusetts An infant community easily
moulded into shape but suffer It TO grow up without
religious Influences and any attempts at reformation
are made under great disadvantages. With all our
hearts wish TO this mission, and the noble
objects which it is designed 10 promote It's primary
object, we believe. is 10 carry the Gospel to the In
dans.-Jour. Of Cont
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M are called to caution the public, the Druggists
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under whatever pretences they may be offered any Of
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