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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-08
TIE A TRE F.

Third appearance of MT. WOOD the celebrated meio-dlamatic actpr, and Master WOOD, the infant prodigy, who are engaged for five nights only. WEDNFSDAY EVENING, DEC. 8, Is4, Will be performed the interesting drama of
 THE GAMBLERS FATE. Albert Germain ...................M Mr. Barton Julla. .............. Mrs. Richardson Alter which, Master Wood will dance A
 FANCY DANCE.
 To conclude with the petite drama of
 JACK TIE GIANT KILLER;
 Or the Ogre ot BrockeabWg. tAHluefiTesSo' M W pod LiIlle Jack Ohe Giant Killer) ...... Master Wood IN nISSOLUTinN.-T connection m busIaess AI heretofore existing between the undersigned as publishers of the Merchantt and Planters Journal is dissolved from and after this date.
 (. A. STUART is alane charged with the settle ment of the outstanding business, whom all per indebted will please make immediate payment, l., and those holding claims against the concern, are re- quested hand them in their earliest convenience
 $. F. WILSON, nov 30 90tf C, A. STUART
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''Pai,nam qni mermi teraf,'' DISAPPOINTMENT for one month longer, in con- I sequence of the numerous applications for rcc- wing NEW PUPILS. Academy on Roya-street, near Dauphin.
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE.-50 6lb and ls N lb boxes Teas
 30 bbs No. Loaf and crushed Sugar 60 bags Cuba, Laguira and Java Coffee 10 hhds old Sugar, superior quality 60 bbs superine Flour, 5c do Whlskey 30 boxes Sperm Candles, 75 do Soap 80 boxes Chewing Tobacco various qualities 10 casks Sides, Shoulders and Hams 250 sacks Salt, Mess Po,k, &c. Sc. by dec2 P. MeCASKILI., IS Com. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-08

HNOBACCO.-5O boxes various brands, for sale J dec4 by LATHAM HULL & SON. NEW & ELEGANT FALL DRY GOODS nANlEl.S & BRADY, S3 DAUPHIN STREET, A( immediately opposite the Public Square, invite the attention of the citizens of Mobile, and strangers vis ting the city to their stock of FANCY and STA PIE DRY GOODS. The whole of which has been purchased landed from European Packets within few weeks and will be found to contain varied and desirable assortment, at such remark ably lo,U prices, must entire satisfaction to every purchaser The following articles will be found in the assortlnent:-
 Subsidiary Broche Gros de Maps
 Rich plain Poulte de Soi
 Do. striped and figured Gros d'Amme
 Richest reps with elegant satin stripes
 Splendid ombre, glace and chine Silks, latest style
 Blk & blue blk skes; bl'k, blue blk & cold Sans MOCSELiNE DELAlNES-A new assortment,
 small figures, for children's wear
 Rich Plaid, French manufacture, all wool
 best quality, mode colors, with satin stripes
 Superb Chene de lannes, very fashionable
 Do Naza inc blue ground de lame CALICOES-10 cases American Prints, all qual'ts
 6 cases English, latest styles
 1 cases superb French, latest style
 5 cases Furniture Prints, low price
 do do English LINENS-6 cases A Irish Linens, Grass bleach
 3 cases Bird's-eye Diapers bales Russia do
 6. '. 8 and 10-4 table do and Damasks
 5. 8 & 10-4 Linen Sheeting, cheapest ever offered
 
 Brown and white Damask Table Cloth
 Linen Cambric Handkel chiefs Plain, hem stitched. and riyiere do Linen Cambrics and Lawns, all qualities SHAWLS, MANTILLAS & SCAKFS- 1000 NJ. D. Laine Sln,wis, very low
 10 cartoons Gladly, Lama and Thibet Shawls 10 do rich Cashmere, large size 10 do chine Mantillas, wadded and lined lhoughout, with cord and tassel
 Rich Silk and Satin Shawls
 Chine scaris, silk and satin fancy Handkfs Tn endless variety FLANNELS & BLANKETS bales extra fine Saxony bales medium quality, white and red Fiannels bales real Welsh, warranted not to shrink in the washing 6 bales low price Blankets; do large and heavy
 3 do largest Whitney. ribbon bound 6 do Negro Blankets, the whole of these will be sold unusually low HOSIERY-PurclaSer Will hnd, al ths estaDlish-
 nent a complete assortment of the best descrip-
 tions of English Hosiery 2O0 dozen white, blue and black Cotton Hose
 100 do gray. slate and unbleached do 200 do white merino and anlbs-wool do 2JO do black Cashmere, Mohair and Worsted do 40 do heavy Raw SIX | 40 do do white and blk English Silk Hosiery full assortment of children's Hosiery Gents Merino and Lambs wool Half Hose | Do do Shirts and Drawers | CLOAK STUFFS-Englsh Merino, double width | new style Alpucca Lustre; blk Saxoiiy Cloths
 Brown and black Bombaznes C.ishinerinos, new article | DOMESTICS--A full assortment of all the dler- l ent makes, widths and qualities. 1 Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts, Lnseys, Veivets | Glaves, &c.-Together with great variety ol fIaberdashery and Millinery articles. Cash only. dec6
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ID BLANKETS, MARSElLt.ES QUILTS, AND LD SHIFTING LINENS.-DANIEl.S & BRA DY, S3 Dauphn st., (immediately opposite the Pub lie Square,) have just received large assortment of Blankets, Marsees Quilts, and Sheeting Linens, Amongst which, will be found, superior Twed Blankets l64 bong by IA wide,
 IDA, 12-4 and 1l-4 Marsecs Quilts, S-4, 10-4 and 12-4 superior Sheetng Linens, The whole of which will be sold cheap for cash
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MOBTLE, MONTGOMERY 8. " ETUMPkA
 WEEKLY PACKET.

MUBILE, HUN NTGUhEHf q " Fl UNII' MI
 WEEKLY PACKET. n r<nso s> The well known and fast running Ss;zs.sSS=T steamer GEN'L GAINES, J. w. Poll1ck, muster, will leave Mobile every Thursday evening, at o'clock, D. m., arrive at Montgomery on Saturday at I2 o'clock m, and Wetunpka Ut p. m. Will leave Wetumpka on Sunday morning at a. m. and Montgomery at Il a. m and arrive m Mobile Tuesday morning in time for the N. Orleans Line Packets For freight passage, asply on board, or
 to E. l.. ANDREWS & O., novl6 63tf cor. Commerce and Danphin-sts. N. B.-The Gaines has been thoroughly repaired, and is now in every respect equal to any boat in the trade
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NOTICE-The MISSES GRANDIN respectfully inform the citizens of Mobile. that they will open REGARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. on the 5th inst. in the dwelling door of the Barton Academy. Cove in which they profer to all who may educ ation in the solid branches and from their long experience in this employment they hatter themselves they shall enjoy liberal patronage. The yoar will be divided into sessions of four months each after which, if the season continues healthy. months will be devoted to the ornamental branches. English Department SEQ. French upon the approved plan s3O. Music with singing $40.
 REFEREScE-Rev H. Capers; James Seabury, Esq. nl3
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A JOHN BRAGAW k co. 27 Dauphin street, <E offer for sale.
 - 50 cases bro. drab plain Hats
 50 do do black do
 50 do do rorum do
 25 do fashionable fur do
 25 do do silk do Jast received per brig Mobile. Also daily exported in store by barque Hebron and brig Alabama: 100 cases Russet Brogans 50 do Kip do 25 do thick Boots; 20 do fine do 40 do Mornen's fine Shoes; 20 do Mems do l5 do Chiidren's do do oat5
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 & ELECT SCHOOL--The Miss ALLISON'S Sc S lect School, will reopen on Monday the 25th inst. at 22 Monroe street. o2O c ELECT SCHOOL--A Select School will be - opened in this city Thursday, 2lst October inst under the of the REV. s. R. WRIGHT and LADY in the building Government street, formerly occupied by Mir. kemble.
 The number ofpups will be limited to forty, and under circumstances will there be a departure from this rule No efforts will be wanting to make the institution elevated school of intellectual dis cipiue, sound learning and moral culture, ard the time to furnish the best facilities for mental and polite education. Lessons will be given the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright and in the other branches of the ornamental department by lady who has been for several years highly ap. proved teacher in the celebrated Troy female semi. nary.
 Vocal music will be taught to the school according to the system of Mr. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with out additional charge.
 The academic will consist of two consecutive sons, and thus afford opportunity the pupils to be absent from the city during the sickly summer months, without interruption to their of study.
 No scholar will be received who read well and those somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- ferred. Rates of tuition made known the com mencement ol the scl ool.
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FOR RENT.
4FOR RENT.

1A The Dwelling House near Ashton's and HEM ClaIk's Ship Yards and the Saw M-a good stand fora common boarding house and Grocery.
 dec7 W. EDMOND x co.
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EHEAP AS THE CHEAP EsT-Nsw Goods-- SJ Just received at ROBINSON & srUART'S Cheap Yiristy Store, of Government and Wa F. sale the prices for cash Pease call and ex- amine, at the sign of the Mammoth Boot, nl6 rOTToN OSNABERGS AND SHIRTlN 5s- A 75 bales Petersburg manufactory. received by John A. Lancaster. at low prices, by
 n22 G. c. JOHNSON, 42 Water-st 1DRINTERS' PAPER, &c-we have Paper for
 Printers of all the usual sizes also just received q Superfne Packet Post, blue,' for prices-Carrent Bills and Bills ot Lsding plain also supply of the same kind, ruled, for invoices, bills, &c.
 ul5 MINGE RUSSELL. E Wa,er'st (INCINNATI SIDES AND SHOULDERS O go casks. good article, landed and received to day. for sale by ln3ol MARSHALL < RoWN. nEASE CANDY.-A supply ,f Pease CD. Il ' ted Clarified Essence of Hoarhouud Candy just received and for sale by
 l. q. DU BOSE & CO, nao late Du Bose q Roff No. 39 Waier.st.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

nR. ALIENS BALS4y! or HOaRHOUND, LIVER.
~ WORT, HND PLEURfsY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds coughs splitting of blood ,caarrh
asthma difficulty of breathing, pain in the side palpitaon
of the heart oppression and soreness of the chest peurisy
hectic fever night sweats difficult and profuse expeCtoraon
and all affections OF the chest, lungs and liver.
The Hoarhound Lver,vor and Plnerisy Root have 70,
centuries been celebrated in the Of diseases of the Lungs
and Liver,
able extract from those medical herbs, balsam, whcs
wonderful eject in curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint and ali other diseases of the Lungs
and chest So great become the reputation Of Dr. Aliens
Balsam that it is used i'll the New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals, and in the private practice Of our
most eminent medical men.
For children Iaborng under inflammation of the colds,
coughs, Group Qunsy, and sore throat this Basam Is OF
great importance The number of deaths among children
from these diseases is truly alarming. If parents wish 70
the lives Of their children, and themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense let them procure Dr. H. d. Aliens bal
sam whenever child has taken cold, has any fever,
cough hoarseness, give easpoonal of this medlcneand
repeat necessary teaspoonf VIII often elect
an entire cnie During the winter Of 1929, rising Of one
thousand families employed this remedy in the city of New
York. The consequence was, that the number of deaths
among children reduced to less than one half the usual
number may be by the city Inspectors report Of
deaths. -,
In order to give the reader idea of the efficacy Of this
Dalsam, and how extensively 1t is used ve here introduce
the monthly report Of the performed in the month OF
May 1859 furnished US b. the agent and puoished IN
the New York Sun.
lens Balsam Of Iioaonnd, Iverwo and Peursy kon,,
cure of Consumption in llai cases
Liver complaint 10?
bby y,bms ~ q
Papitation of tn: Hear 81
Raising blood 30
To,s, 1889
number colds and coughs cured by this medicine
are too numerous 10 report" -. .,c
cate of Copyrght on the wrapper and label ana ne WI"
General Demo, ard wholesale office e Barclay street
York Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEYER, loi Hanover st
general agent for the he New En i9 n Ttstss
Oct. 8, 1870 ly2s
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VEaETARLTc svRUp.

For FeHdtes en- cnciente
FH'E most safe and remedy for the Mains
and suierngs attendant pdrturien woman that has
ever been discovered
ne most delicate female may without the least fear
of injury to herself or offspring.
The proprietor has IN lis possession many letters showing
that 1t fully answers the purpose for is recommend
cd not only IN essenng pain and rendering the process Of
labor easy and Safe but in promoting the speedy ecoy
cry of the mother after confinement
Directions for using it, &C. briefly stated In A small
pamphlet that accompanies each bottle which are certh
Gates from Physicians, who have prescribed it, and other
Gentlemen whose Wives have used it,
Pamphlets may be had gratis of Agents by those who are
DESTROYS of farther information
Prepared by ;. PAGE druggist, HALLowrLL, TO whom
orders may be directed.
1t is also for sale by the dozen single bottle by w c.
SIMPSON Il REED, No. ia, State Street, Boston.
L. iadd, druggist, Augusta. Doct. j. a. Berry, Saco
Chas Iarbea " Gardiner. n. Fogg d Co. Thomaston.
J. .9idcn, g Waterville. r. s. Basdeu, E. Thomaston.
Nathi Ueid, g Bath. Edmund Dana Wiscasset.
G. UtHSon, " Brunswick lC. Church, Jr. Phillips
A. Garter, Portland H. b. Lorejoy Fayeite,
c. Z. BECKETT, {" N' John sides, Wadoboro'.
G. ". Holden Bangor S. ~ Bates, Norridgewock.
I'm q. Poor, Belfast.
HIM. N5yeS Maine Farmer Office Winthrop.
Bath May 9th, 1871. cop. W..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

HEALTH AND SIfSijNtvTs!
DIR. s. o. Richa rdsOn's sherry Wine Fiiters
RE the only remedy for Dyspepsia and Jaundce that
N has ever been discoveredand their general use for 81
years with recommendations from the most eminent OF the
Medical Faculty. and editorial notices from the Boston Morn
ing Post Boston Daily Mail Plymouth Memorial, Amoskeag
Representative, Barnstae Patriot, Essex Ranner IaVefhl
Gazette, Lowell Patriot, Bunker Hill Aurora, Charlcstown
Portsmouth Gazette, n h. Dover Gazette, N D., Northern
star, Z. Island, lne1n Telegraph Me- New York Evening
Signal mus the afflicted that they possess won
dert merit. They GIVE LFE, Elasticity AND vIGon 10
the vscea, promote tn pelsta acrU cleanse the stafh
and bowels from unhealthy accpmuations, and purify and
onven the blood in the most thorough and eectual manner
They most certain remedy for all those prevalent
diseases called Dyspepsia, 1aundice, Liver Complaints,
Heartburn. Dizziness, HcadacHe, Wandering or settled
Pains, Sinking Fantncss sonr stomach, Loss OF appetite,
Eeahness Of the Limbs, Nervous Debility, Costycne9s,
Plies and all Diseases caused by an unhealthy state OF the
Stomach and Bowels.
5REGULAR rHYsicrAN,3 and Graduate of the NEwHAMP-
srr COLLAGE, who has made the study OF MeG-
Being composed entirely of vegetables they OF such
that they may he taken for any length Of time ly in
yads of any age without inurn@ the system orexposng 1t
''''N BEHaRE or pEDDLERsv
s Il.611 T TS 10 sall f f5c VIZ A6G @
10 he r u' up ~ il5 s 'l |%' po"s
As some are base enooeh 70 I'll tbe empty bottles wiz.
their s and thus deceive the unwary, and some have a.
tempted an imitation Of IN! Bttelz IN papers.
pr C.7REFCL OF HFOH TOU PUPoYqSEt
In consequence o thcse attempts At imposu5n, have
and in ir4 the in papers win he done M dir
cnt style Sec that the enve has on il my name in full,
s. O. ncbarfson H. H. in The rists once Of The nstrct
Court of Massachusetts, " and on The other side Establish
chusetts." b. border ar5nd the inside directions, (Which
I'm ,o,5 t,jr 8 n afgb.I4sir, Vine ,:,
pres nj themselves IN thousand different forms. As copy
i'ahI has been granted ne, ell iNfRTdrMkNrs WILL NE
s2vERELY .tT ascending TO law Tie bottles are
nearly ready 10 be issued, in the same style.
I'll Bers rspaiod by me have fac-simile Of my sigma
tire on the outer envelope, 10 eocH1aRFErr "hicH IS
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tLATs. cArs. kHONs. -. e.

- W. HARVEY, has just returned from Boston and New
~. York. with large assortment Of Alrs Gate symms
and Alvord's superior holUsEn Hats, No. !. Warranted
Leghorns Willows, and assortment Of Palm Leaf Hats,
for Summer Great variety of Cloth Caps fashion
able Boots and Shoes for gents and ladies' wear
and large assortment of Clothing, &C., &c,
n. b. have made arrangements with Messrs Millnr &
Alvord, he constantly supplied wita large assortment Of
their best and latest London Styles of Hats, which viii he
afforded at the most reasonable prices they purchased
FOR Cash, and will be sold on the same conditions
NV H. keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of
his manufacture, which he offers the lowest terms
Please call and
Hats and Caps manufactured to order At short notice.
BatE. Inne 10 lsl II
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nRuNsyyroIz WOODEN FACTORY.

GNgWOOL WANTED-fG
NVnITTEN & hEDER, having formed a connection in
W business respectfully inform the public that they are
prepared Manufacture Cloth from the raw material at the
ci..in,sisss rom p to 50 sts per yard
satlncis " 80 to 81 ~ and find warp
whit. rl1nnei, aw4. II
Colored " yd wd. 25
DO. do. pressed 25
Cotton & Wool Flannel Il and fnd warp
l ,sa ,dyrd in The Wool Bottle and Invisible greens
~,yn rrn per gaid will be charged in addition to the
torar. ,H.. = ,.s When lefl with Agents.
Having made important additions to The machinery here
t1g operated in said factory and engaged the services o.
trusiy and experienced workmen they toel warranted IN
assuring the public that they can now produce an article OF
manufactured cloth equal to any other establishment in the
They have recently visited several of the best manufacio
as in Massachusetts and obtained important information
respects making dying and finishing cloths, and all Difficult
ties heretofore existing IN the manufacturing department
win be completely obyiated.
No EXPENSE of machinery, labor OF materials viii be
aoJ ne % are determined make cloth that shall give
entra substitution both as respects durability and beauty
and they request favor from the pubic, careful exam
nation of their goods believing that Fuc course VIII SUD
santiatr the above stat ments. -
They have also purchased quantity Of WOOL for the
purpose OF manufacturing cloth IN the early part of the sea-
son. that customers may see ana examine io themselves De
a1.-Cioth given in exchange for Wool.
AGENTS.
At Ba,h,-sIessrs PALMER LEDYARD.
WisCasspI,--STLAS l.. YOUNG.
Messrs ALLEN & PETTINGlLL, of Bath are also Agents
for receiving wool to card ana cloth to dress. Al ORDERS
eft with them will be promptly attended 10.
Wool intended for manufacturing and Cloth be dressed
af with either Of the above agents VIII be hhshed ana re-
turned the shortest notice. Persons leaving orders with
agents be particular in giving their directions al
wool should be wen washed the sheppard brought to the
mill the fleece. Those living in the vicinity of salt water
viii do well 10 wash their sheep therein.
Wool carsicd and Cloth dressed.
w. g. n. will also CARD WOOL & DRESS CLOTH in
the best manner ami at the shortest notice.
PRICES for Cardng cts. per Id. cash on delivery
for Oilng . cts.
for Produce 3 - cts. on delivery.
II charged on account cts. Ono varintons.)
for dressing cloth Il l-2 etc. per yard.
WILLIAM WHlrrEN wishes his former customers and the
public understand that lie has connected himself IN the
brunswick WOODEN Factory above, where ne socltS
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore received ~
HIM He would further say TO those who have 10 pass the
toll Bridge and do hire by the year, that they Will be per
m,ted pass and back twice at the expense of the
firm.
Tickets will be lefi with the toll gathercr for this purpose
For sale above, Cassimeres sanes Full Cloth Blank
eting, Tlanneis, &c.
Brunswick May, 1871. u
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STONE CUTrTYG.

y ICHARD ADA Ms would inform the public that he in.
HI tends the continuance Of the stone Cnun NJ the Old
stand the Sagadahoek Perry Bath at mis- hon Brnp
swck nearly opposite the Stage Tavern and 1t hi, pac N
residence Cathance Mill, Topshamat witch h.
will furnish the frat Italian Marble and Quincy SLATE
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work executed
with dispatch in the neatcst manner and as. As low
can be had in the State. Also White American Marble
Crave Stones window caps, ss and bolts f,E BRICK Build
ings &c., &c. 10 OF absence at Bah, apply To Capt
Lambard next door-at ick to Mr. nstn opposite
Also, for sale some 1000 feet hown ranging timber
Slay 9th, l6il. mR
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ID P. MORSE would respectfully inform the inhabitants
"a OF Bath and vicinity that he has inst returned from
Doston with prime assortment oi Goods, comprising
riey OF W. l. Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Fruit, sc
invited TO call.
NIB. RIP. NJ would hereby give particul,r notice that
all persons indebted 10 him either by q
call ana make immediate paynen; they VIII be obliged
settle with an Attorney
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POETRY.


THH
TO TIE BATH TEACHERS Asso0iA'i1-s'
A pleasant and a holy task is yours .,,
Guides of the youthful aud unbiased nho
To minister the treasure that endures-
To lead in ways unknown 10 them, thr pi'"
To teach the fanl. for endless bliss Designed,
How vain, inconstgnt are the scenes OF ea.i"1
And bid il seek, where, seeking, Il may me,
Joys OF exalted, and increasing WORTH
In the divine abode where hrsl tae so"l ;" va III
On in your high and sacred enterprise
Regard not earth, tho largely ye may share
Tho scnrn, aud eensGre aud contempt, the' tise
IRON, 5sn who should sustain yon-nabY dAra
Tonet Tor Him whose wisdom placed you theit-.
For Him 10 labor TO extract the weed
Thai ,yonld destroy the useful plant, and here
The thistle Gourishes, to SOW the seed
Oflru;ta. that will iorcvermore the spirit lehd
Gnaraians Of youth may you forget not eer
How very much oil hangs upon WORT
IL can call forth or check the burning tear,
And bring from love 5 deep ceiis the cherished
hoard.
Oh gently, gently, touch each fne-strung
chord
Let not the human soui-ihai sacred Tyre
Be struck in anger, lest its notes be heard
IN furious dscord, rising high and higher.
To desoiate earih's fages, spots with storms CT
yengeful ire.
Is this Il flight of fancy, Mark the truth!
The souls vast energies attempt TO scan--
Observe the noble, gifted, generous youth
Become the selfish, base, malicious man.
Was there no cause for this no other than
The every day occurrences Of life (,
Who viii not say the dark. sad change began
in dark moment, with deep anguish rife,
When first injustice reused the soul 10 desperate
strife
A. tio mind tnh framhle and bo
To lay rude hands upon it,-touch ii not,
Till first the spirit hath sought aid i'll prayer
Let not its Thousand strings be e'er forgot
Let Him. whose love hath fashioned all oar lot,
Your bright example bc--lIis spirit seek,
Who heavenly wisdom down to earth hath
brought,
And while Of high and lofty themes ye speak,
Scorn not with gentle soothing to sustain the
weak.
W are chosen few, ordained 10 lead,
Through earth dark mazes the aspiring soul
AYell may the cheek grow pale-the heart indeed
Nav quail and tremblc, as it marks the goal
And forward looks, through time as ages roll,
To the great day OF reckoning-of the thronC
Of deathless spirits, now meath your controij
How many then will join the grateful song
Oh! if not all are there, where. where wll be the
wrong!
Not in Jehovah-He can never sin
His ways, mysterious tho they are, right
In that dread day let not the voice within
Be to Your hearts sharp serpent bite -
Be not We those who duty's warnings slight
But now, while time, and space, and power are
given,
oh seek 20 fill 1hc darkeEcd souls with
light
Ere the sweet links that bind 10 earth are riven,
Teach them the higher, purer, hoiier joys. of
heaven IL.