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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

The important business with III. hi.
now commences. The teacher s,.. '~'
"lhese are words" can read them
will read IS boy'"-They repeat it. ~r,. %
IS cat )" they repeat ii, as before md ~, "''
third. II the scholar in pronouncio, Il.
coed but poorly, still encourage him I.I
place repeat the words in ono of the ,,,n.
they are well known to the class. H.. 1
pointer to each of them in turn. IN s.,'.'
word you name. For example, YOU n,v ;,
"show me CAL" lie does SO, Again, ,bo,
all the places, where you SEQ seat H.,,.'
como acquainted with the form and appear,o'.
this word, he is told that whersysr +.
IN reading he must call it "ca" In,n.d,.
his eye should be directed to it in .om. H.,
reading r book and by this the lhs pupil ma,
fairly considered as initiated ipto tho Of -
~ dis you can perceive what M,
:"eh advocate the plan Of learning word, |.
fore letters And in the language another
It Tor the plain reason, that il is III. ualu,a a
Therefore II must be incompaabIy more s,,,
Never require scholar 10 spell word hsf,
ne has so far learned it as to DO able to read
Iell him the pronunciation over and owe, ,,,.
until he remembers it, but never rasls I'm,
requiring him 10 spell a word in order 10 fnJ G
It's pronunciation. Every word should be dan
" pronounced, and all drawIiug voceralsn nt
clipping of sounds should be immediately CON.
ted. Let the words fall from Tho In. q. M,
pieces OF coin, with their appropriate mplcsl
clear aud distinct.
Yours &c.
{. {. PRESTON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

No. ~. can-
AN ACT to incorporate The Columbus : =
pany number one. oftk
SEc 1. BE it enacted By The Legi'Sdiins'
State Of yUissssippi, ] nat William i 1:sarse N.
James III. Nlnn. Abraham MnrdccS' "'Oe
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

CoEcREss.-I In The SENATE, The Bankrupt bill
was under discussion at our latest daie--no de-
cision had been had on il The Treasury note
bill "a very imPoraA nleasure) has passed the
House Of Representatives. BY large majority
the bill win, 10 doubt, become law.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Yours &c.
{. {. PRESTON.

ACTS OF the LEGISLATURE We havsycel
through the Mississlppian most Of tie acts pa.e.
at the late Season of the Legislature. We sh, 60
deavor to publish, "by our own authority" ,uche
then as are Of general importance. Below We o.,
the act passed respecting the erection u d
bridge over the Tombigby at this place sud Il
act 10 incorporate the Columbus fi'e Conp!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
FOr Sale.

TXVliE undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
n terms the interest Cons hall formerly owned
by w. ID. Chapman in the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
For DE Columbus Democrat.


Mn. EpIToR II have Just read an article in
your paper over the signature of"Cnnius" against
the payment Of the bonds sold for the benefit of
the Union and Planters Banks Of this State.
must at present differ from "Curius" which IN.
der our happy form Of Government, he win ner
NIT, and Il you will allow me place in your sheet
| will state some Of my objections to his Article.
admit, sir, that this is a subject worthy of ma
tnre consideration but cannot compare il in mag
ntnde with the causes which led the Bostonians
to make tea-kottle Of tho Atlantic, III under.
stand "CurIius' The reasons why he mill not pay
The State bonds ate first because second, be.
cause he wont, third. because our immediate
agents have not plosperously used the money
Tor which the bonds were sud- and fouflhly, be-
cause the present owners OF the bonds live in
brick houses sleep on mahogony bedsteads, eat
with gold knives and forks, and drink champaign
Nowa far asihe payment oitha bonds is concern
cd care not the bond holders eat gold knives
and forks, drink mahogany bedseeds, and sleep
IN punchcons of champaign Of the anchor brand.
five should urge such considerations TO "Cur.
thus" lor the nonpaymen. Of debt, we should pro-
badly be told, "Ah mistake--it was your bull
that goarsd Sc" Surelyil makes no sort of dir.
ference to us whether the bond holders are Royal
robbers, las they have been chastey termed me.
niaI robbers or holy dvines. The moral bearing
1f our debtors cannot change our obligations 10
make payment. And if we had intended 10 re-
ease ourselves from the payment Of those bonds,
q the event -four being unsuccessful in the bust
less Of banking, we should have stated that fact
y the contract with the purchasers. This ap-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Columbus Miss, Feb. IS 1911.

tCi-In publishing the su'jon communication
We mnsi state that we dissent from the views Of
tho writer; we have published several articles
taking different grounds upon the subject, and in
giving place to "MOynard' we act upon the prln.
ciple, "oadi ultsrdm pariem," hear the other side
oiihe question, principle which is too often de.
parted from in the partisan press Of the day, la.
inevitable instance Of which fact is found in the
manner in which the subject of Ms communica.
ton IS discussed in tho newspapers Of The State,
lsur hIlhs Of them having taken sides with The
bank and against the people, or what is the same
thing, they have advocated and are still adyotca
ting lax upon tho latter, to pay for the proniga.
cy, extravaganza, aud reckless speculation Of a
few bank directors, under the specious plea that
the honor and pledged faith Of tho State demand
It. They have given an altogether one sided view
Of tho subject Towards letter has been very ex.
tensiyly published and loudly applauded by ,hom
while not one OF Them with, wc believe, one soil
tary exception, has given place to or even noticed
Gov. McNun's Veto Message, on Yerger's reso-
lulions. We shall ondeayor 10 avoid such a
course, and hence we havo determined to give
Mr. Maynard hearing, altho we differ with b i'm
IN most Of his positions. We had Intended to give
the grounds oflhis difference to-day but the space
occupied by our correspondence p,ecludes our
dong so, The subject is becoming an all ab-
sorbing one, and We shall en1eavor TO take il up
very soon. In tho mean tine, we invite Discus
SION upon il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

To CoRREsPoGpENTs.-- will
perceive from an article in oday's paper TIM,
there is no necessity for publishing his piece, jus;
now. We shall retain il however, and if the wr-
Ter wishes, will give il place in oui columns, i'm
mediatcly proyods TO the discussion 10 which he
alludes.
We do no, like tho tone and temper Of canal.
ysis."--lIs piece however isundcr consideration
and may appear next week. lie writes well and
can always command "a cornell" 10 our columns
provided he abstans from beial or personal re-
Elections.
The big reply Of &C" 10 "R.formo Is rashor
too long ior this days paper. In consequence Of
s being handed in at so late an hour, i, is neces
sarlly postponed, ill next week.
"M' must pardon Us for rejecting his essay
There are already Two combalanis on tho arena,
Sighting on opposite sides Of the samc subject
and /" admit third would produce sort OF III.
angular war, IN which injustice must be done TO
one patty, OF the other.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
For Lhc Colnmbrs D,moc rnl.

FOR INC if0thmDus DfnOcFut
Mt. EDIToR state in your next pa
per that the discussion between the Rev. james
Smith and Col 0nsted has been unnvodably
postponed until the first Monday 10 April next, q!
the request Of tho former gentleman.
Mr.. Smith visited NJ. Louis 10 November last,
and wa- detained some six weeks by The ice, he
has however reached Tuscumbia, and Will reach
Columbus a few days previous 10 tho time ap-
pointed for the debate. Col. 0lmsted gener-
ously agreed to tiis second postponment without
hesitation.
From the acknowledged talents of the gentle
men, the debate will doubtless bO quite interest.
ing. Christianity is either true or false; iftrue, it
may gam, but cannot suffer by an investigation Of
the evidences on which il is founded. and he who
brings forward, in u clear and convincing manner
arguments 10 its support, and re(utes by fair rea-
soning The objections Of the d,sbelevcr is entitled
10 tho gratitude Of every honest and cnquirng
mind Yours &c. g.
Columbus Miss, Feb. IS 1871.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27
Q COLUMBUS Dcmocrnt .

The Office Is as well supplied as any ID The South
with fancy jnb type aud al maIerisls Cor executing
with despatch aud neatness euch work. Tie news
type have been IN use for two or three years aud
viii last Eve yearsyet with care and attention
The high character oithe Democrat" is well
known and acknowledged by both parties 10 this
State, and in point Of location and other adyonla-
yes il s moi surpassed by any press IN the south
The fast increasing population Of North Mississippi
the quantity Of business donein the town Of Coum
bus, end The daily increase ofpulronage 10 the Office
afford sure guarantee that the paper is permanent
" established, and ifconducted with economy will
always prove lucrative investment for the amount
Of capital employed The Democrat has been es-
iabised Tor several years and during that period
has received liberal share Of advertising patronage
and larger subscription list than any paper II tho
State, north Of Jackson. The subscription .l still
continues to increase daily.
Letters addressed TO the undersigned, or 10 w
ID. Chapman Columbus Mi. will receive immediate
attention, if Postpaid.
H. II. WORrHiNGTON.
N u. A practical Printer would be preferred, as
partner in the concern.
CO. Editors 10 .Is Slate who will give this lew
insertions shall receive like reciprocaton.
Columbus Jan. 16, 1871. Ii. IL. w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-27

The office OF Governor Of the State Of Mississippi,
Of the election TO be held next November.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
TAR. JAYNE'S EXPECrORANT.-Thi

II i ~ ~ WI - IAIFi ORNN I.-Ihi-
- invaluable medicine is daily efrrcling sou,e
ai The most astonishing aud wonderful ,urrs the
have ever been known. All who have eyeruscd
\ IL Tor Asthma, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood. Hoop
ing Cough, Group or Hives, Chronic Plcursy
Consumption, !loarseness, Pain and Soreness OF
'hr Breast, dlhruIty ef breathing, and every
o'her disease Of The Lung aud Breast, eau aud
do attest To lis usefulness. BRO.NCLITIS,
disease which Is arnualy. sweeping thousands
10 premature grave. under the mistaken name
o' consnmPfioH, y always cured by il The
usual symptoms Of this disease (Iironchiis) are
Cough. Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, iIoarse-
uess' Dfhcn'is Of Breathing, and producesa n free
ana easy EApectora,Ion, and a cure is soon .G.
rcird
III alwajs cures Asthma two or three Inrge
doses wal cure the Group or Hives Of child,en.
10 ifom hlteen inmates to an hours time. n inI-
heh'hi"iy suhducs The violence Of " hopping
Iough,Hnd effects speedy cure Hundred, who
nave been given up by their physicians as in.
curahle "Ih "Gonsunption," have been restored
to perfect health by it,
Prepared only by DR. ID. Jayne, No 20 south
Third 81. Philadelphia For sale in New port l.,
Mrs ANNA NJ. EDDY, Thnme,-t Price 81.
Where also may he had Jayne's Cnrmiuati,e
baIsam. Tor the cure Of Rowoi Complains, Sc.
IoNic NERmIFUGE for the removal of w orms
&c. SANArIvE Pulls, for Dyspepsia, Liver
Conplaniz, aud Female Diseases, &c. Also
Jnyne's ilAIR TONIC, for the removal OF bald.
ness and preservation of the Hair. Aug. 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
Fare Reduced 10 S2.7J {!
Rail Road Line TO Boston
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

A STAGE will leave Newport daily. Sun
A days excepted. at o'clock, a. VI. aut
arrive ~ Taunton AZ 3 O'Clock. The car,
leave Taunton nj 3 2 O'Clock, aud arrive ~
Boston nj 81. Returning The cars leave Bos.
ton daily. Sundays excepted. at 81 o'clock, A.
n. and arrive ~ Taunton, at l0i u'clock.--
A stage leaves Taunton directly oftcr, and
arrives IN Newport, nt 4i .o'clork.
Stnge aud Railroad lare, s2,75.
THIS stage lniersccis ut Fall River the ".
Bedford, Warren and BRISTOL siagc-; and on
Tuesdays. Thursdays ard Saturdays, tho
Providence Stage passengers by this line,
will arrive ~ Providence ut 3 u'clock return.
ing leaves Providence Mondays, wednes.
days and Fridays NJ 10 p'clock A. N. and or.
rive in Newport al IL O'clock.
s,sge Book 1T Messrs T.. Townsend's and
At Hsssard's Hotels.
X. B KiNsLEY & Co Proprsio-.
SssPor, AprIl 3, ls+.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
BcaI's Hair Restorative.

TIVE best article yet discovered for pro.
moiIng the grow III Of Hair.
Used as pomntum. II will preserve the
hair in n most beautiful condition, kccpinr II
soft aud glossy, aud disposing II To curl inosi
luxnrianily. IL will lmpau To light, sandy
hair, darker aud richer shade, and wonder.
fully improve The appearance Of all shades
and colors.
The prico.s 81 per bottle md % per
jar. For sale by X. TAYLOR.
Jsn. 81. Iis Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20

NV "'o"IHS eonS OF lne banlDlcr w lie
was written by Dr. Coates, for the celebrated
singer Russell, by whom it is sung with very
great effect:
THE GA NJ BLE ER'S WIFE.
Dark is the night! How dark No light! No
fire
Cold, on the hearth, the last faint sparks expire
Sbiyering she watches by the cradle side
For him who pledged her tore-iast year a bridc
"iiark Tis his footstep! No !-'Ts pas,
'Tis gone"
Tick = -Tick!-"IIow wcarily the time crawls
Why should he leave me thus He once was
And ! betierod 'twould lasi!-How mad!-ITow
blind!"'
"Rest thee, my Labe!-Rest on!-'Tis hunger s
SIeep.-For there is no food The fount is dry
Famine and coid thoir wearying work have
done,
My heart must break And thou THE
clock strikes one.
"Hush It's the dice box Yes he's there /!
For this!-for this he leaves me TO despair
Leaves love! leaves truth! hi. wife! has child
for what!
The wanions smilo--ihe villain and the sot
"Yet Ill not curse him. No It's all in vain
us long To wait, but sure bell come again!
And could siarve and bless him bot for Won.
MY child.-h,s child! Oh, fond !" The clock
strikes two.
"bark How the sgn.board creaks The /
blast howls byi
Moan ! moan a dirgo swells through the
lis! lis has knock! he comcs,-bo comes oneo
more!' II
lis but the lattice flaps Thy hop, is DER. II
"Can he desert us thus! lie knows ,,av
Night after night IN loneliness TO pray Il
For his return-and yet he sees no tear Il
No no! IL cannot be! He will be here II
"Nesile more closely, dear one 10 my heart!
Thou 1T cold! Thou'rt freezing! But we will H
not part
Husband ~ die Father Iii is not he
Oh, God! protect my child!" The clock strikes
three. II
In addition to the above, the following con.
elodIng stsnza, from the pen Of smother gen.
iieusn, has also been ,uns by Mr.. RUSSELL
They're sone, they're gone the glimmcrins
3 spsrk hath lied -
The wife and child sro pupber'd with the
dead.
On the cold Earth, outstretshed ip solemn rest. II
rbs bsbc lay frozen on ito mothers breast
The gambler osrs st lsst--bpf ell was DER
)ssss sih Rcs reign d aSossd-t the -lceL suucL
Sbu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
DURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSA hI.A. WM. BROWN

|, Chemist, 4Sl Washingion-Sireet,' Boston ha,
prepared liquid extract Of Sarsaparilla, by a
! steam process, without boiling the root Il j.
an entire new preparation Of SarsapariIla, never
before prepared IN this or any other country I,
has been IN constant use for the past six months.
by some of the first Physicians in Boston, and
all those who wish TO go through n regular course
OF SarsapnrIlla treatment can be referred 10
Them 1he preparation contains no other articl.
Than the pure Spanish Sarsa?arilla, and one great
improvement over all other preparations Of Sar.
sapar'lIa, It Is not reduced by adding sugar 10
form syrup. This atiicle is well adapied to
The practice of Physicians. as they can learn ty
calling on the proprietor, the quantity Of Sarsa.
pnrilld contained in each bottle. The auanti,,
required Is small compared with the syrup. i'll
Is The cheapest preparation of Sarsaparilla now
IN use, considering its strength. Price 62I cts
per bottle Dealers and Families can be sup.
Piled with This valuable article ~ above
Itwl'l he fund at retail by most Of the drug
g'sts throughout The United states.
a copy right is secured for The directions,
and each direction sgned WILLIAM BRowN,
upon the outside
The above article is a sure remedy for all |
complaints occnsoncd by an impure state Of the
blood, diseases Of The skin. Scrsfula, Rheuma-
il'n' Salt Rheum, Eryspelas. aud to remove
The effects Of calome For sale by X. J. TAY-
I.SR, Newport, J. Balch, Providence, Thorn
ton, New bedford March %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
BARRETT'S
OI0 Mdl0eu Dpc Dottse

30 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin .3ren-
Il ne, Boston,
II "A II this establishment of 81 years expe, ienc,
"A tho Dyeing and finishing Of The following
goods is done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice--viz:--
Iroadc clohs, Silk 4 Cotton Velyets
CassimeTes, Worsied Cords.
Satins. Camel's Hair.
Iustrings. Silk & Cotton Shawl.
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush. Ribbons &c &c
\ ALso,--Ladies' and Gen,lemen's GAR.
MENrS, OF every description Cleanses and
glnzes Furniture .-cleanses Garments, Carpets
Red Blankets. &c Fulls, Shears. DYES and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi-
neres, Salinetts, &c.
MlIDEWS AMI STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. or all kinds
Dye Woods rasped and ground and Medicines
pulverIzed
Silks and Silk Dresses Watered in the bes,
manner.
Plain Silks, Saiins and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style
fgtpt far recsirihg Goods at .Nrmport
Nr. X. B. klNSLEY. fMarch Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20

| The following beautiful passage, os true
as il is beautiful, in from one Of Mr. James
novels, The GWsy:"
"Round the idea of ones mother. the mind
Of Il man cllrgs with n fond affection. Ii H.
The first deep thought stamped upon our ~.
funt hearts, when yet sot and capable al
receiving the most profound imprcssloDs.
md oil The after tcellngs OF the word ar
more or less light IN comparison. ! do no,
know, that even IN our old age we do no,
look back Ia that feeling as the sweetest we
have through lIlr. Our passions and wiiul.
uess may lead ns far from the object Of our
hllal love; We learn even To pain her hcari,
To oppose her wishes. 10 violate her com
mands, we may become wild, head-sirong.
and angry AT her connsc.s or opposition: but
when death hns slIlIed her nonIlory voice
aud nothing but calm memory remains To re
capltnlnte h"r virtues and good deeds. nfftc-
tpn like flower beaten to the ground by 1t
past storm, Tases up her head and smiles
amongst her tears. Round that idea. as We
have said, the mind cIngs with fond affection;
and even when the eailIer period 81 our los.
forces memory to be silent, nncy takes the
pIace OF remembrance, and lwines the image
OF our dead parent with u garland OF graccs,
and beauties and virtues, which we doubt
not tia. she possessed"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
TIE HAIR! THE HAIR!

Il ~xsNAa NO better evidence is wantn
EEXhStY TO show the superiority Of III,
| IA0N Genuine Buffalo Oil. over oihc
preparations, than number o
Druggists are endea, ,oring to initiate and fose
their miserable limitations on the public. 70,
genuine. Read advertisement. Beware Of ped.
lars
Genuine Buffalo OIL is fast taking the place
OF all other articles to promote the growth, soften
and beauiify the Hair its use gives it a sorines.
that no other article does, and causes il TO curl
beau'ilully-hy free use it will darken and give
the hair satin gloss. II is highly pcrfuncd and
gives perfect satisfaction to all lha, have given j,
n trial. You will observe The signature of the
proprietor, civilian Brown" also, "Bullalo
Oh" imprinted on the bottle. In consequence
OF n c"Inierien which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
new label engraved on copper, for which I
hav" secured copy right, entered according TO
an net Of Congress in 1889, in the clerk. office
IN the District Court Of Massachusetts ANY in
iringemtn mt will be dealt with according 10 law.
None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR.
ana Dr. X. IL. Hazard. [Oct. 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
OPINIONS OF TIE MEDICAL
FACULTY.

Il At meeting OF the Medical Society o
Washington County, the following resolution,
were unanimously passed -
II ResOIcrd, That from II know ledge OF the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Balsam Of llore.
hound, lNerwot, and Pleurisy Root, aud the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, IL is our decided opinion
that II viii cure Consumption and Liver Com.
plant, and we do strong ly recommend it to the
faculty aud the public generally.
JohN X. SMITH, NJ u. Prest.
DAVID p. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec'ry.
! FIR m J. l.. Rogers, NJ d. .Ncp York Ciiy
| DIR. B. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For year past
] have been in the habit OF prescribing Your
i'alsam Of llorehound, Lvcrwort, and Pleuri.y
Root, to my patients in private practice have
also used il in the Hospital. find il "A remedy Y
Of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs and
Liver, in cases Of Consumption, Cough, Asth-
ma and Bronchitis. have found il very efIica-
cious, and believe il is prescribed very gene.
rally by the profession.
J. l.. RoGERs, N. d.
To b. ID. Allen, M, ID.
From The R.r. Dr. ScoH Of .New York.
DR.. ID. b. alien, dear sir-lam most happy
TO inform you that your Balsam Of Ilorehound
Liverwor ori, and Pleursy Root has cured NE of
Liver CompIairt; a disease under which had
labored upward Of six years. ! have recon-
'Dcnded il to several Of my friends afflicted with
the same malady, and in every instance has il
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
JOHN ScoTT, ID. ID.
To n. ID, Alien, N. ID.
CAUTION. iCJ1Purchase mona unless il has
the certificate of Copyright" on the wrapper
and label, and the written signature Of
B. ID. ALLEN, M d.
General depot, SO Barclay street, New York.
For sale in Newport by r. X. HAZARD,
al Tie sign OF the Golden Mortar. Sept. 3,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-20
From the Ladies' Companion.
T III Z WLY BORN.

~ answer 10 s mothers prayer behold the newly horn
fsh NJ sise 1hAi shines amid tho swslhing nsls O
morn;
Vf fna liiile bud tst ciings beside the pnreai-roes
hy hcsrt was happy when heard the iidinss Of it-
sssh se.. creatures surely urs the sersph. Of our
earth
They love, aud beloved m II but lent u. for hil.
10 shed around this lowy world a Heaven reflect te
smile.
now peaceful when In sleep IL lies how merry whom
Row tranquil ~ silent swan upon q sil-nt lake;
Now hufiering like the restless brds-he birds thai
cnhEot sing,
But ehrp their BROKEN melodies into the ear Of sprng
Fond mother-fold the darlips all closely 10 thy
brenst,
Although IL would not, IL 1t could desert so sweet
pnconscuus Of Its JOY, IL sluks upon couch n. fair
ANA pure as arc the upper clouds la tho sorenrr ur
npc,ures which The master hand, OF genius robes In
soh as the dawn tina, 'rernbes on the fading skirt. of
To me most dear not the grand and noble bu. the
mild "
never tire in looking on Madonna aud the child
Types OF the eha'te the ealm the good tho holy and
the true $500
The very blessodne-, OF heaven seems painted 10 INV
yiGwj
And thus fond mother, In my thoughts and dream, yo
Thou, and the newly delight that God ha. given
10 thee