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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
VIRGINIA INSTITUTION FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OE TILE RIINn

Il I'01a lFV UtcIl VIIVInTC' A.euIs Tor he sale
Il oiIoods manufactured hy the Blind Of this praise
'ory institution, and have Just received small invoice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
"LATEsT News EROM NEW YONG.
ANCY YESTINGS .

Ia ~ a 90 have 10y Ieoufiuc received few more Of
IN those superior FANCY FROCRs, which are too well
knnwu ~ need any recommendation among winch arc
French Owe Bottle, RIDE and Polish Green and London
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21

j in paying part Of their debts; AMI he cnvicd no
the American citizen who desired to see either
the States dish3norcd or their people ground Il
the earth by direct tax ton; said the debts Of the
States were once paid directly BY Congress- and
he was surprised u see Senators whose States
had received the benefit Of that pay nent harff "a
now lest the States mfg1t pay some part Of The
money distributed to their creditors, IN llau 81
increasing the taxes on their citizens: SAID IT was
no Objection in his mind that justice auI relief
were united IN tic measure.
Mr.. ;. then remarked poa the declaration that
had been repeatedly made that the people were
not represented under the last cesgsus lie sald
there might lie some lprcein the sreumcot # the
proposed measure w5s ID opposition 70 The public
Will rs declared Ut the last ciecsou, but, as II was
act, he could not sec the force ottb1 ct lection H.
al argument against the bII. He maintained
that ii Congress "a, the exponent sf the pub
a. viii al ibis time, the bill would pass the Sen
ate by an overwhelming ma j,ri'g. T4e pubic
voice was loud anj distinct 10 lis favor. The Ia
b'es Of tae Senate were loaded With legislative
metnoFais calling upon Congress tor the measure.
Iao President had mace il Oh sct * his sDc-
eIai notice and regard. Mr. :. sustained 1t as a
measure due to the West; rs Just and generous 10
the old States Gs well as to Tho n.w.
l-2 @1:cgieI 70 the PEs-em2 .:oupaf; Of the bill;
saij - was well guarded; would lmre to The hou-
cat OF the actual settler alone. L. declined to
g 'oto an c&amlna'ion Of The dehl!s of he bill,
as he should give ali the necessary explanations
IS the sections came up for consideration.
ih's "as tho accepted time to PISS The bill; i,
had passed tho popular branch Of Congress; bill
to supply tho deficit was before ,hs Senate, which
he doubted not would become a law; and the
whole system Of relief and lust measures, CON
tem@.atod at this session, would sand before the
People Tor their approve or condemnation. lie
feared not the operation q the measures on pub
i'1 ".'Hi n. iia bad no fears fror the cry oI re
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21
REMITTANCE by MAIL.

THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
"a H,sfatoster may enriose IN fokter II me
TaJiisicr of .NccsDaper pHy Hte s5crtyt'oH - %
kttrd Uersoa a1d fa,4t NE htter, fCrt By htHsey'
NoTE-Some Subscribers may not Toe aware 81 the A.
bove regulation. 1t viii be by requesting tho
Postmaster they reside to frank their letters contain
ing subscription money, be viii DO ut3a being satisfied
that the letter contains nothing what the sub
sFIuf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21
From the Eatloazl Ia,-.Iisaace5
THE LAND BIai.-ssr. Smith Of Indiana.

The land hiI from the House, IS proposed L
be amended &" the Senate, was taken up when
Mf. Smith, Of !odaaa, the chairman OF ih'
Committee on the Public lands rose aud ad
dressed Inc Seaa'o Tor UPWARDS vi Two aoufs' pre-
sentng he sHs!aet ia clear aud strong p"'nt o
view. = Df!e' ana ihPeI,ecI sNeteh 81 MS speech
- mere gwen uh'h me Reporter can "ft'I q"
inc feHd*'"7 !" ''i-
.dr. . co'""'a "eeH hy ''."osHg - "i7 position"
ana 10 '49 '"o' f'iat me committee al" not i".o@
Se,''' FL ''' ""'s" .'a conceive" mace Ii H'.
duty to present 10 the Senate an a0piIacatian oI
t"at action "i tie committee. lie spoke q the
importance Oh ne SHiJ. ct }" all ''s bearings, and
'"3 necessity 1T Geb2eFa|s action. liz gave
DFici history oi tho oii@ia 81 tue tue o iAe N'v-
of"IH'Ht to NE PHb.'c Ia"as; st'i 'aet 'hsF were
"a i'"''' '"' oeSS''h7 ct 2,.''7 nom INC urea
y Oh peace at TIE close CT the Revolutionary war,
ana li"f2 me FH5chascs i:om LftHee '5 i-'a#7!sat
ans from SPAN I" tI'iI1a' IL sad i~-t TAO
Iahcs' however ac9H!Fco' "efo a,'aJa"' ~ tda IN
oiah '''e' "hIsh was merely Ttght ri G'cnpan-
y '"'' 10 i""eF' except me G."eia' >1tF 'th'
~''f' C,o''- ,''ihs"'7ii '--1i "''e; H9hco Inc lie
'e.s'y !of 'fe@ie
mr. D. tA''"''''' '"0 t'@ht VI '"e >t''eF"a'0hI
- 'ne '''"s c3's' ny '"o 1'i-4FeH' Sia'es: s't"
the deeds ii ee5,'on created a tr"s: 10 DISCHARGE
'"t "G"' - '"o A'@' o'"i'"afy war; al" ""eh }aat
"e'' WIS 80. !'@t"' ""'Ih h5n '''& since heth
"SI"'i @''-"' 'H. tf'eIeI7 81 i"tse .H-' 81 Figtt
~.''"H1u 10 '"@ ,55"'eS, ana moi - the General
'''' 49, ID" 'A''<'C's H"s' '"p -isa-'t-
3S9 I'll ''s'~'L' 3'eAso"' reports 81 c""aii'ecs,
an" opinions Oh o'heiS' to sustain That FIe"; tatc-
'a'oed '""t the deeds Of ces@t1a, or theso a@ree-
",.' sst recognised ny me fede'@i
.'.-= .'',.' .''' u'1' ''a'F """s4!oft i.E1o vas
'''' '.'''.t ~ 'b't 'A7't"."ahti ci,eI ihn deeds
,'o'" L, '''' >iE'aa -hd >+aefg''' o"1h oi which,
'a 5i "@:@ maze ai'o: me adoption 81 'ae Con
''i'' am l., III III "hi.i .a'l.0eI In uagc
l''.'-. ~ nc ''i5.'"3I q me ceca 81 '"GiHiI
'-hf, yea - u '""'"to" rec" Ter %@|4||1a u~',
~ "t w. INC 'eo'"3 ','.'o ''c"1ed' ~ terms,
-; " ..'. - ~ c5"+@ ''1i"si '~s-0r-
''' 49, 90 8 were posn ho,a,
80 49, "'.' - " ! guerra 'A"''hoe' ''"t oil!
49,, I , ''." mere convey @aeo l.
'..''' 20 ~ ~ >'V"1''i c.'f e&s.-'i t',
Il - ''t .'-'@ "so WIS 10 DO created? lie a--
;, ~" NJ '"' ".5' .''utl'o al inc proceeds 81
=. ne 'loz was 7..I et 70 the demand Of the
''''"S' '",tE = Pie'c"iaiivos ~ Congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21

he nj.
Rcntczeptat=.as .. 49,
= go
The bill 10 incorD,rata ..fbo I2ts,-l =, 81. oc,f
tanea States being under consideration. &c !.
Commitlee Of The Wlote. Mr. l,a,.,,-r -,.l'
NJ C
,l. s..l' >"ie 12F !ie 77ga
" 49, eo''a 'i1i -tl'i 'Ha44A 1ls.sAG I. 41lz
" - ".i' 'S''oS s4ati vote ~ II, even i.t
- - am i'"'a mo 1t more tt-a JIG
o'' I -1t' NY t@-57'i'aNats 52*3.'-
20 '.ls vs. D'"" cI'' eo@.1 et1a'2 ! e2pi.auz
- "o' DC pave" III or DELIBERATIONS
~ ~ -. We cannot -. lie .eeoa't!aa =
- :. fSsa''4F views. ioe HoF eminent
80 a. y h' u c"'eet' cls"lfsa. and
: 30 80. ,,.a .l'es ~ we ..3fy' mere
+ - - o4'''.'-1" ~ '"' '.'SfF alton
t - 80 Io.''' io'" '"e mead ol '"e panty,
-" " - rs III "'H'o'e mr'haaE, We ali agree
49,, r. - 'S 40" Is He@"@- ny. we
I "a =, ''''o" as - ne 's' S'+S5 Oh 'ac
I. ''..', '''e5 q, '.-'i'' " - 10 ''a
IT, -, :. .Ii: "
' =, "''' e'S5'@ we t''''''.'i'te IS u
- "'" II P.'sS'''t' "a nc
~ s'+.2 Jews h'e - $40" 'e 4"cez-
'''.' h2i:2."y' isaa.
90 '''0't' ,"''t q '-4@ proposed
= S''I' 'o' 7. Gu '@"-'1 Us Necessity or
- c',lS 10 gentlemen VIM l'tiHN
gu ~ "Ho '''e' "oaF' course over f!ed Of
'' 49, -. : ga ~. 5@'"e tit' i''h"S
'''s.''i " t'5 "1'ioi' curing lAo
- 'o1 u or ",'iota' eA'@' nee lapucF-
- " - a. a., - '''" u INC "u'J e. %ia lear
a. 80 man nun u an ohGF2 zeal task. ua-
,.'>0 -, - s0' oI pIf'e5 l2"' On ms h52r
=. ''.,'"' e''"" 1"Is'y H'-ztafc Inc
'',e') "''"i9 '9 jseoP.7 'of "leisioh' and
'eiiIh. - are caico'G1ed inj'"ousI}
- go 49, ~ - ''v l'u"'t1 ,i'",- '4e @eh''c-
- S'l' '"'' me - 'i'I ''iiE pro
-" ~ 'ne 'I'5e7 previous 10 we tIec5ion "i
- - .'soh a''i 'o"h yer '@hf H.
~ ,l.l - ''1e.i," u muse gen, men o.
..,5',,I - ''.l1'I'9 or f'i~S' any H.
- ',o s''9 % ''i7 House
~ ona " 73' ana one sol Oh
- 80 "'s "i3"', "''"oa pre-
-, - ''l3 o'I0' Il oo"5 H. I"sE sly !"H'
800 "['.H %" anu ho' '''eF, f~1e'4' 'te sane
~ z,.s '"j, -. "@hy IT, oe''eFe S"ai
=. .s,5 q ,"J '''12 Parry "@fe' an. arc IN In
- - ~ no HcEG I-o ,1e' "i''
' "a Inn St4'i''' 1i5 tSt'i'f.'StGt' ny ne
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21

''*hat were tags or thttn,an's opinions II M, -
- riff ct thu currency ?" M. s.r. The crrr,ITs
OF e9rFeo' principle and good Government had ms
a session g. tas land: hero was ~, tia,, =, ,l,
=, the arms. mast h. buckIed On. o-f ,,.l, ~
to }aa conflict t-..la:assr ..s4re9,.. ,r., ~ -
met, efa sacrificed r.l 6al,rcaees for :, ,,.., :
purpose, can,estar victory SHAH lc van l.l
op ia is4EHauy iii taa sanee good cause - !,
de@a#a=a q. lha convention was based On ,-r,..e,
mis- and "5.H % view n success. \ -reat -,
I'D" u taa Senate lad "a decided ,s.3,,,,
!Tlea.z ~ 1.3e convention. and ser e.s.l-ar -,
ANS geei g1an vts selected becslsse h, ,z5s I,.
as.oae q pure and patriotic lts ca.rer. =, I,,s ,
ttea. masHitsv. slruarte catrefrtr,I ~ ti,a ,.-
eaus q ss.e people. css more Htl,a - e..zf
than a#g Others s...,. asa4 7aa.~E
ST, t.at convention -Izsura. no ~ r---s IN H.,
people ii the JHHaa &.atez. M rFa@4ae r..f.l.
have embodied lie rssaefults cf Tie f5ea come.
sing the convection. l. was uaacrcssar< tIr. -,
address should to published Tha min Ii
was Ia cJecj bad men Gem power. and rai GOOD
ne" IL. Any change 81 administration csaia I'm,
be Il Triumph ii principle. In The iauuft~-c Of /,
a"a'o t#FiEi-n. ~ was sufficient for the Lira
I" hiaz2n the Iatsuo"G7 y. the Aatiuis..a s.. t,.
people would decide open its coa3aci: AL eir
sc c.a prefer changes; and thauf ,gle}.s.,r ia
debate The matter, or IL initiate th, f.eii.,, .r
our Opposition friends, | believe that lie n,o,,I
found tie Administration guilty, IS cl4rred ~
the Indtemont We charged that the Tgrrpfiyo
was the President of rtv.rg4 not IF H., ,,,,
ny t"at, III h3s aDNctg II secure his re-elccticg
he bad sacrificed the best Interests Of the caup.
try; hat hc "as attempting 20 force The Iaacne.-
cent Treasury system upon the country. conts.-
~ 10 the wishes Of large majority q tie REQ
pie; that, IN order 70 acctmni.sa his raraa7e. -
had brought the patronage cftio Cs9vtrninrnt ~
To conflict with taa freedom Of oloct,.ps. ff.s,rn-
Poiutmeu's to oicc were made vIlha,ft reC.ro,,ro
10 honesty and aaa!.i.afa9re o-a ,,c-sl- :, -
care the service o} active aartia-..a NJ ill., .l5s
lztre;lou; tIlt rart.ans taa. 81. afrtr,s III H.,
GENE !aFscly eeEsutcrs, and Inns , s.sr--s,. -
3l.o people Glaategaa. md The ,[..r-rs -.
10 a. 4rraui-AaG. il.at tfe. tf...tn5efI.t.., ~
saUauderaI tire pebble rtarey= j, t!etf.az ..4 49,,
trayyaaut l,..,er .rrcs t..-i ftr ,rcs,.f -,
Igec4lIxo. and agat.i., -..ts l~..i f,- n ...,,.
Ycro mere partisan ESSAYS. ri,-rasely ,g,I,,..
tais,.Cv and baultaar the bible fs.-a ~ ,',,a.,
5saIifv Cf tta.rurrlf rrt.-ri.e f.-.. 49,. -,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21
THE EsAz.E. Z u a. 7s
u. ?. HOLLOWAY =,

.1tHtc Sontt-eastcorner IF Min and Front Streets
Rictmond, Uayy eeote1sty, Ltdiana.
Terms.--Two Doiiars--in advance; and Three
Dollars at the expiration OF the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21
SPEECH OF MR.. PROFIT. CT INDIANA.

On the Bill 10 incorporate the ssEiscaI Eanl. Of
the united statcs,'r delivered in lhe ryoru, :, 3
Representatives. August I. 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-21
Fer ,1e t.aciaaa. Daily Gaz5.e
4 Native Diamond Co.9i IaEnatana,

>
mr. Richard F"rbry tx, 6. orr cIy, has present
81 10 nae i2r examination a :at:aI Unpublished
e'i3ia2. : "aigh lie procured oIala>arcr. who found
Oh '"o Wabash, IN indiaaa. The following Is
the o'. Ft'tss-.t- II ID t--t-----..
"thas ceI;dss l,iat | let Richard Vor5rvc!;
have brilliant u1tte stone, about the a5.s ot
@rala O. com, which dug OFT Of the bank about
ID feet goder She surface, 4 Dam NJ I, At Pitts.
DGEgh, On tLa Wabash, IadIsna."
(55enco) LEWIS UOCSE.'
Witness; ~''EHHs. &yHHtr"
''AsAEz DEAHTIIh
Inc above locality is a19st seven miles from
the lIH.econ0o battle -coIrI
Iae stone IS presented /, mt. Is sphcrolaal IN
hro'e, shaped u,t unlike 2 mil bean, being
niue less i6au haifofaa iacl liz Length, one third
I'D "idta, end one h,ta in thickness, hlNinr TWEEN
u io1c convex crystalline tacoa. Is weight is
i 40 grains, or very nearly y grams and three
-toaFihs, aEd ITS specific gravity ; ) 4. At one
oil us sharp ends 1t cuts gIas rcaIiv,onI scratch
6 quartz crystal II canut be scratched is .
lie nor by grinding erndstole, is quite
transparent and reflects tfou lis interior that
hrIgat Hood Of light characteristic oftho diamond
~ trict!32 = becomes qos.t*oIv electrified. It
Is nearly eotorIess, bat has Dercepible shade q
yellow. 4 small flaw IS visible IN the interior
and about five b!ac! sand-spo:hs; tEr facets are
act quite Smooth, being somewhat strIated. but
still with Z good degree Of brl:iau~. The spe-
eli4s gravity 30 I clearly distinguishes IT from
Iaartz, which never exceeds ,. - and It's crys-
!ait0e i2rn', "a sphorold Of , coD.ex faces dc
terminus !. not 70 be 4 white hpaz. Iadccl there
IS no doubt tuat il IS a diamond
Was 1t found in Indiana? @ lhs there can b.
scarcely doubt. Rough or ratun diamonds OF
that size are not common in this cuntry, and The
Pf.ee at which the iabo-er partGI Nth The bril-
iant white stoGe,' shows lis igIoance Of It's real
value.
Are there any moro in the samdoca!ty? cal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

no rest on this side o. the grave. ID sappoIn,.
ment damps the ardor OF our first sGiting
oIt, and misfortune follows c'o'ely in ouI
path to finish the work aud close our career
How often amid the cares AID troubles oI
manhood do we look back to the sunny spot
on our mem rry, the season Of our youth
ana how often does o wish To recall II, escape
from the boson of those who once prayed
ferven'ly th't il might pass away. From
tlIs feeling We do not believe living man wa
ever exempt. II is iwlned around The very
soul II Is incorporated IN our very nature
and will cling 10 US, even when reason Itself
bns passed away. And although the period
when parental cn,hrnlmont Is broken, and
when the law acknow ledges the intellect tO
be fnll grown. may al the time be considered
one Of rejoicing. yet after life will hang
around II tie cnblems OF sorrow, while it is
hallowed as The last bright hour of u happy
YOUTH Boston .Hogdzine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
WAR DIS
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL.

'e,ilis Vegetable oil possesses the pecuI'a
n property, 80 long sought for in other oils.
hut sougb in vain, of reproducing new grow tn
Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are its n0urishing properties
which il readily imparts TO the roots OF the hair,
that itrequires tui short time 10 produce a new
growth, and few applicationsto check that fall
ling Of the hair which so often occurs, especially
after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from turn
ing grey, and when il begins to turn, may be
easily checked and restored toii natural beau
ty, by impariing new life aud yigor. This oil
is palronized by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
and the whole Royal Family, by The Medical
Faculty. the Clergy, sc. No Lady who has
Gentlemen will find this oil 10 produce beaui-
ful growth Of whiskers in n very short time.
From the Roynl College of Physicians Of Ha-
rana, Feb. 20. 1888.
"DR. T.. A WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil OF
his composition has the property ofcausing the
growth Of hair aud preventing its fall by forify
ing the deca ycdp part, ,the effects olthearOmatic
ingredients which have been found in its com
position by the Chemist Don Francisco Suarez, J
we hereby authorize it's use, not as a specific,
but as good and useful remedy for persons re
quirineit it, whose hairs in a state Of decay from
sickness or other causes.
sivosdbv 5 Jose Bernai. D.
" Simon DeHerid, NJ. d.
Witnessed by
Cayttano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and value Of Wards Hair Oil, was given the pio-
preior by the Royal Callege Of Physicians nj
Havana, and 10 those who are acquainted with
the extreme rgdness Of the medical police Of
Havana, it speaks volumes; it is conclusive.
CAUTION. The great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit it. None
is genuine unless it has treatise Of thirty. two
pages round each bottle, with a red Xylographc
Label and blue Visneue centre. Prepared by
T.. a. WARD, NJ. d., New York, aad no other
place Gereral Depot and Wholesale office, So
Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Dr.. R. r. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign ofthe Great Mortar.
Newport, Aug. 27th, ls4O.-Iy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
TiIE IIAIRi THE HAIR!

.,,Efsn,~ NO better evidence il wanting
I >ir:.nsP 10 show the superiority Of the
Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other
preparations, than a number Of
Druggists are endea, ,oring TO initiate and foster
their miserable limitations on the public. for
genuine. Read advertisement. Beware Of ped.
lars
Genuine Buffalo OH is fast taking the place
OF all other articles TO promote The growth, soften
aud brnutily the Hair its gives it n softness
that 10 other article does, and causes il TO curl
heau'Iiu'ly-h free use it will darken and give
The hair satn glass. II is highly perluned and
give, perfect satisfaction 10 all that have given it
u trial. You will observe The signature Of tho
proprietor, "N iam Brown" also, "Bufalo
OH imprinted on the bottle. In consequence
Of a c"csierieit which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded TO obtain
new label engraved on copper, for which I
have secured copy right, entered according 10
an act Of Congress IN 1899, in the clerks Office
in The District Ceuri Of Massachusetts. Any ia
lringement will bc dealt with according 10 law.
None genuine, unless signed in my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by u. J. Tayl.r,
and DR.. u. Il. Hazard. (Oet. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
S C R A P S >.

\ Children are inquistlve bodies-fr in.
stance "Wbat does cicaoe mean, Pa 2" "li
means IN unite together" "Dors john unite
wood when he cleavcs It 2" "Icm well, II
means TO separate" SWELL Pa, does man
separate from his wife, when he ceavcs to
her?" "Hem! hem don't ask So many
foolish questions, child"
AS the sun in all his spcndor was peep.
ing over the eastern hills. a newly married
man exclamed:-"1hcg glory of the world
Is rising" Ills wife who happened 10 b.
getting up, taking the compliment to herself,
simpcred out, "what would you say, my dear,
II had my silk gown on'"
There il n man about here so all fired
proud, he won't keep his own company, for
fear of degrading himself!
Every thing great is not always good, bu,
all good things are great.
Vanity is the mill.sto that the devil
hangs about The neck of genius, and oblivion
Is too often The sea into which it is thrown.
"But won't yon take my word. sir, when
tell you will call and liqudae your demand
on Saturday next ~ said delinquent debtor
tn dunnlng creditor, with whom he had
sharp words. mo, sir" rejoincd the other.
81 would rather you would keep your word,
The Boston Post very appropriately puts
rum accidents under the head Of "Tcmpe.
rance Lectures"
My old coat.-ltis better to turn the old
coat, said my aunt Prudence, than to run in
debt Tor new one. But see. replied !.
there is a hole in il Never mind that said
she, put IN patch a patch upon the sleeve
Is Better than wit upon the back the old
coat will set casier ut home than new one
IN prison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
LINES ON THE DEATH OF MY
SISTER.
nv CHARLES sPaAoUE, ESQ.


Iknew that we must pnrt-day afler day,
saw The dread Destroyer win his way
Tba, hollow cough first rang the fatal kneli,
As on my ear its prophet warning fell
Feeble and slow thy once light ioo,st@p grew,
Thy wasting cheek put on deaths palid hue,
Thy th.n hot hand to mine weakly cIung,
Each sweet "Good night" fell fainter from thy tongue
knew that we must part-no power could save
Thy quiet goodness from early gryei
Those eyes so dull though Kind each glance they ca,
Looking u sisters foudness to the last
Thy lips 80 pale, that gently passed my cheek,
Thy voce-aias thou couLI.t but try to speak
Al told thy doom ! felt IL at my heart,
The shan had struck / knew that We must part,
Aud we have parted, M,RY-Ihou art gone
Gone In thine innocence, meek suffering Que.
Thy weary spirit brenihcd itself 10 sleep
So peucefuiiy, IL seemed sin to weep,
Ia those fond watchers who around thee stood,
And felt, even them that God, even then, good.
Like stars that struggle through IL, clouds OF night
Thine eir. moment caught glorious light,
A. II TO thee, IN that drend hour, 'twere given
To know on earth that faith believes of heaven;
Then like tired breezes didsi thou sink 20 rest,
Nor one, one pang the awful cisnse confessed.
And touched each feature with newborn giacej
On chcek aps NV unearihly beauty lay,
And ,,ll that Me. Dor cares had pa.s'd away.
ln'sy lust hour be Heaven > kud to me
ask no more than thls-to die like thee.
put We have parted, M,RY-thon art dead
On iis last re.ling-p place laid Thy head
lhrn by Thy collins side kne down, uGd took
brothers farewell Hiss and farewell lookj
Those marble lips no Kindred kiss returned,
From ho,e veiled orbs no glance sponsive burned
Oh then felt that thou hadst passed away,
That the sweet face gazed but clay;
Aud then came memory with hor busy throng
or tender images, forgotten long;
fesrs hurried Lnck, and NJ the, swihly rolled,
saw thee, heard thee, ss In days OF old,
rrd and more sad each sacred feeling grew
Manhood wns moved, and sorrow claimed her due
Thick, thick and fAst the burning earrops started,
turned away-aiid ielt that we had parted
|. But not forsver-in the silent tomb,
Where thou art laic, Thy kindred shall find room;
little while, few short ears OF pain,
Aud, one By one, Wen come to thee again
The Kind old Father shall seek out the place,
And rest with thee, tue Youngest OF his racel
Tn, denr, dear Mother, bent with rge and grief
Shall lay her head by thine, in sweet relicfi
Sister aud BroIher, and that faithful Friend,
True from the first aud tender to the end.
All, all, in Ills good time, who placed In here,
To iive. to love, To die aud disappear,
Shall come aud make their quiet bed with thee,
BepesIh the shadow Of that spreading tree;
with thee to sleep through deaths long droanlcss
night,
With thee rise up and bless the morning light.