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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

RICH NEW GOODS.
nN HAND, very large stock Of New GOODS,
" viz; Rich coIored and Black SILKS
Rich Cashmercs and Mousln de LANES
Superior French MERINOS and BOMBAZINE5
Plain and Striped CLoAKGNGS, in great
variety of new patterns.
Also, a very large assortment of
Superior French Cloths and Cassmcrcs
English and American do do
Rich Fancy VESTiNG, in silk, Satin, Cashmere,
Velvet, &c. Tweeds, Cassinetts, Jeans, &c.
Also on hand a splendid assortment of SHAWLS,
embracing every seasonahe kind, at very low prices.
Blankets; FlanneS; Quilts; C0rtan Materials; Lin
en- Goods; Hosiery; Gloves, &c.
G}- Our prices will be found as low lat leasO as
persons selling under any prctencc ~hnteper.
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
nl9-lw No 2O3 BaItiwore street.
}. s. G. BALTZELL,
No. 29G BALTIMORE STREET, Composite Sharp0
I'd ECOMMEND their large aud superior as
q sorment of new STYLES of SILK GOODS re
ceIved by the last packets from IIavre in part con
sisng Of
Very rich watered and figured SILKS
do do Brocades
Striped and figured Silks striped and changcable Silks
A plain and Camelian satin OTTOMAN
Al black and blue black Satin Ottoman
"A black and blue black Gros lie Messine
81 do do eros Imperial
Cold Satins, MarceIinrs and Florendes
Bin and blue blk eros de Swsse, eros dc Rhine and
eros de Naples
Best black Italian LUSTRiNGS
Light culOred POuit de Sole
Black blue black and cOlored SILK NELVETS
Black silk Scrges and NelvetS for Merchant Tailors'
use with variety of other Goods, which they offer
at their usual terms, wholesale aud retail. nl9dlw
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
PRICES RE- CED.
FWNHE Subscriber, anxious to close his stock of
II Fall and Winter Goods, will sell at reduced
price, and can assure purchasers some genuine bar
gains may be had by an early call at No 81 BAL
TIMORE STREET.
Beautiful Cashmere Plaid CLOAKINGS
Fall and Winter Dress SILKS
CASIlMERES-a great variety in style and price
NES-handsome for % and 81 &c.
SNANiES! SH Avis! SHANVLS!
great variety of beautiful SHAWLS, of silk,
thh"t, plain and Pmbrodered WOOL cashmere, blank
ct, extra fine, alpacca, sc. sc. Also,
CLOTHS AND CASSEMERES.
English, French and American fabric, of new and
handsome styles, the assortment large and varied,
with Scarls, Crayats, Nesugs, SC, OF all kinds now
worn. Gentlemen may be satisfied OF getting good
bargain, it is the determination of the subscriber
sell at small advance and close his stock
EDWARD j. RICHARDSON,
mig No. 81 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
AMOS LOVEJOY,

No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE CLIPPER OFFICE
II EEPS constantly on hand the most extensive
M assortment of HOSIERY, Under SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs, GLOVES, WOGLLEN YARNS, ZE
PHYR WORSTEDS, &c, in the city, at the lowest
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
RICH FALL GOODS.

guAIIhTON EASTER * co. invite the
Il 81 attention of their customers 10 large and
handsome stock OF FRESH FALL GOODS now re-
ceving, including assortment OF rich fashionable
Goods silks, &C. Every variety of house keeping aad
staple imported and DOMESTIC GOODS. AlsO a
complete assortment of French, English and Domes
tic Cloths; "a French CassncrcS and DoesHns; very
splendid Velvet and rich Silk and Satin Vcstings;
rich Scaris Crlvats; Pocket IidEts aud SuspenderS;
heavy Woo!lcns for boys; Flannes; Printed Tweeds,
&C. Ol3 tp2
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20


Silk Shirts and DRAWERS
do. heavy American do.
Stout (all wonl) Dom e do.
Merino & stout cotton do.
Ladies SIX u Nero Vests
Misses s. Boys small size
Zeph. VYorsteds, all shades
Embfoideiing Chennelles
silk, wOrSted aud linen
Canvass
Silk Cords and Bindings
Carpet aud Furniture do.
White * coi'd stay do.
Linen Tapes and BDbbInS
Needles, pins, Inks S eyes
Pearl. gilt Y lace Buttons
Silk Braids and Lacings
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

A CARD. The subscriber is prepared to pur
~ chase, for cash, AZ fair prices, NEW and ST.
COND HAND FURNITURE, or GOODS of any de-
scrlpon, Families retiring from housekeeping, or
persons having surplus Goods hand, would do well
to address, WIN. ). GROSS, personally, or by letter.
at William Johnsons Boot and Shoe Store, Cay near
Front-st., or 69t Lexington, near Eutaw-st nl9-3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
THE ART OF DANCING.

i 1T NRI OF DANCING.
N6ONS. PaULLTTE has the honor of Inform
lVH. ing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore
that his DANCING & WALTXING ACADEMY will
reopen on SATURDAY, Nov. 3d. at ) o clock in the
afternoon, III that large and beautiful Saloon at the
north east corner of Lombard and Hanover streets
Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock in the after
noon for Ladies, and O'Clock in the evening for Gen
tlemen. Terms very moderate. Mons. P's residence
Is nj !S3 Pratt-st., near liOward-st. nl9-3t"
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOMING GLASS PLATES.
d HAVE IN STORE, a lazse assortment of
u German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly swing per every
rival, which tiitter myself can sell
BILE any other establishment in the country.
Also PORTRAIT FRAMES Of various patterss; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &C. Call aad exu,
mine before purchasing elsewhere
OILS T.. =. FRYER No. ] ", Cav street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
HNOR the especial convenience of HOUSEKEEP-
II Frs, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &c
Convinced that such an establishment has long been
needed in Baltimore, we take pleasure in informing
the public that one is now open, where be
collection of The greatest variety of new and useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES to be found in the
city. Many of the articles of entirely new pat
terms, and before in this market; they
have been selected with great care and labor and will
be sold at such prices cannot fail to please. House
keepers will find it for their interest TO visit this
, Enlistment, they here obtain almost every
article they want without the trouble Of going else
where We shall sell goods at a small advance
and consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
convinced that this is the policy for the buyer
well as for the seller For list of goods see the
published catalogue, the occasional advertisements
in the papers. L. f. WETMORE & Co,
Howard street,
n9-d2n I'd door north of Baltimore, east side.
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X Il T. X -
FASHION ABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET.
a LOVES. SHIRTS IL HOSIERY. Just
W received, at the above establishment splendid
assortment of gcntlemen's Kid GLOVES Of The most
fashionable kinds
Fine Linen and Muslin SHIRTS, Of superior make
and warranted 10 fit
= Rich Satin Dloss SCARFS and GRANATS
BuckSkin Jackets and Drawers
Extra size Mcrno SHIRTS aad DRAWERS
Shaker Knit do do
Rich Satin Dress STOCKS
Meiino, Cashmere and Thibet GLOVES
G"nt'emen's Dressing Gowns and Caps
Silk and Linen Camblc HDKFS.
English Cotton and Merino Half Hose
Suspcndcrs, Umbrellas aud SUtfeners.
{k2- The above articles will be sold Al very reduced
prices. Mod
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

Wollen Yarns
Fine Saxony Yarns
Real SaXony Hose
Alpaca and Cashmere do.
Cotton and Merin0 do.
English Cotton Hosiery
Country knit Half Hose
Germantown Hose and do.
Purse Silk and Ornaments
Merino Kid s. Silk Gloves
Domestic Cotton Fringes
Eng. Gallons and Shoe
Ribbons
Titley's best Patti Thread
Parsons Spool Cotton
Black and white Wadding
Woolien Comforts, sc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

BIZ STRAAS! STRAASM .&Is
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
YNHESE beautiful BREASTPINS, which excel
n the diamond for brilliahcy, are just received and
for sale by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert.
For 3 or 81, n Pm can be procured which looks as
well as diamond at S00. Gentlemen in want of a
handsome Breastpn are invited to call and see the
different patterns Visit
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BUSINESS CARDS, sc.

EOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
sD FAYETrE STREET, adjoining the Assembly Rooms
executes, with neatness and despatch, all kinds
Carpenters work. jal-ly
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FIRE INSURANCE.
n n RTFORD FIRE INSTR ANCE COM

FIRE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
a Il PANf, HARTFORD, CoNNEcTICur. Incorpo-
rated in 1910, with capital of Sl5O,0O0, and power
to increase the to $3.50 O00 This long establish
ed Institution has, for more than quarter Of a cen
fury, transacted its extensive business the most
Just and liberal notwithstanding its losses with no
norabe promptness-and the present Board Of Direct
ors pledge themselves, in this Particular fully to maiR
tam the high reputation of the Company. 1t Insures
on the most favorable terms every desc ipon of pro-
perty against Loss and DAMAGE BY FIRE, but
takes no Marine Risks. The following gentlemen
compose the BOARD OF MANAGERS:
Eiphaet Terry, Edwin ID. Morgan,
=. II, Huntington, Job Allyn,
II. Huntington, Jr. George Putnam,
Albert Day, Junius 5. Morgan.
Samuel Williams,
ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
JAMES G. BoLLEs, Secretary.
~ Policies will be furnished on application to
GEORGE II. NEWMAN, Exchange Place,
nl2-lawit' Agent for the Company, in Baltic.
nR. j. Balm has removed his Office to SARA
-hV TOGA STREET, one door east Of Howard
where he will attend exclusively to the practice of his
profession, in its various departments. nl3-eolm
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSG
Ep RICHARDSON u JONES have in store and
ma will sell, at the lowest prices, to city coun-
try purchasers
CLOTHS, of all shades, from 81 25 10 So per yard
CASSIMERES; Beaver and Pilot Cloths; Tweeds;
Irish Linens
vEsTlNGs; Wool Shirts and Drawers: Gloves;
CAsSlNETTs; Kerseys; Linseys; Osnaburgs, &c.
BLANKETS; Flaanels; hid and bro. Drills; Ticks
SHAVLS! SHAWLS!
Thibet Wool, Broche, Cashmere, Plaid, Nett &c.
CASIlMEREsS; black Silks; AIpacas; Orleanes
Mousen lie LANES; Plaid Cloths; Merinoes
Fine and low priced Prints; Furniture Prints
Table Linen and Cloths; Diapers; Napkins
Shifting and Sheeting; Musns, all widths s prices
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
RICHARDSON s. JONES,
ns-ws3t 10 Baltimore ST., cor. Tripolet's alley
a. FOR RENT. A small gentcel BRICK
Ia!iu HOUSE, in French, nearly opposite Centre L
-% 1t has recently heen built lad is IN good ORDER
to good tenant the rent will he moderate.
Apply to ISAAC BROOKS,
nl9-A* No. - South Calvert street.
"ALLEBASlS MEDICINES"
TENTIE above Medicines having been thoroughly
ID tested, and become highly popular throughout
the greater part of our own, and 10 a considerable
tent In Other countries, now offered TO the citi-
Zens of Bnllim0rr. with entire cnniidnneG. and the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

&sUA1VLS! SHANVls! OF THE NEWEST
y STYLE. We have THIS DAY opened large
and we'll assorted stock of SllAWLS, to which we
invite The attention of the public. We mention 54,
and IA Printed Cashmere Shawls; "a, "a and 1914
heavy New Style do; Sd, "a and 10 4 super quality
Cancels Hair do; 4 and 10 rich India "a new ar
tice( do; "a, and 1914 rich embroidered and plain
1hibet do; 81, l0.4 aud ll-4 snper Terkeore Thibet
do; S4, "a and 10 rich heavy India Silk do; 81
"a and l04 rich Damask aud Changeabe do; tsgetl-
er with large assortment of low priced SHAWLS
which we offer very low terms.
X. McElDOWNEY & co.
nll-tf l63 Ba!tmore-st, bet Calvert and Light
ANOUNTRY KNIT HALF HOSE. An ad-
u ditiona lot of 500 pairs of Country Knit Half
HOSE prime article Just received and for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM 4 co.
nl2-u No. 6 Hanover street.
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES.
- MRS. MCPHERSON has just received a large sup
ply of WOOL LAPS, for interlinng shawls, skirts,
comforts, scarf, &c. perfectly clean ana may be used
with the ghtest coored silk. On hand, large guam
tty of TOYS, which will he sold low Ia close the
present stock ard prepare for the coming season. nj
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
In, consequences of the adop
6S1SJaS IN tiCa OF a new schedule by the
EfHlI MI Pest Office Department, the fol
saaa-Tfks-SIl swing changes in the departure
OF the trains on this road will go into effect this day.
viz: The train that has hitherto left Baltimore at .
O'Clock, NJ will noS leave the Arrival of the
from the East, at or aboAa IL p. NJ and the depar
ure Of the evening na. from Washington for this,
city, will be at 81 Instead of o'clock, as at present
BY order, ID. J. FOLEY,
mis- lw Agent.
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INSTRUCTION IN PENMANsHIP.

INS RUOI ION IN ZEN MAN ST1IF.
NN *. WALCOTT has the pleasure of an
w nouncing that His course of instruction ia
all the various branches OF Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship, will be recommended on MONDAY
EVENING, Sept. 18TH Hours of tuition, from halt
past 10 O'Clock, ?. NJ. Terms reduced from Sc To
s., payable III advance.
Having given general satisfaction in teaching Pen
manshp in this city last Winter and Spring. he hopes
that he will meet with liberal share ofparonage this
season, and particularly invites his old students to
call upon him again.
sel4-n w, K, WOLCOTT.
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WNTILLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIR
Wv CUTTER and SHAVER, No. IN. GAY-ST.
Gentlemen's Razors set at the shortest notice. al6
Ep f. MALLS. HOUSE, SIGN and FANCY
-Asc PAINTER, No. FAYErTg STREET, opposite
Christ Church. jal2 ly' .
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EDAILEFF'S SALE. ! will expose, at Public
EB Auction, on THURSDAY, the Dist Nov, inst,
ut 10 O'Clock III the morning. in Hanover street, oppO-
site the Market House, the following goods and chat
tells, taken to satisfy house rent due John Clifford
wit: Sidehoard; mahogany Table; Pine do.
Work Stand; pair Brass Andirous
| pair Plated Candlestick do Brass do.
3 Window Blinds; Looking Glass
Mantle Ornaments; ten plate Stove, pipe, sc.
Bedstead; Ingram Carpet do Rug
breadlhs Rag Carpet; Washstand
Clock; Shovel and TonsS, and IL Chairs
All persons interested will therefore please attend.
nl3sw3tA STEPHEN DARDEN, City Baih.
ED ENEUVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
No SWKANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. ~ SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. EE- All kinds of Property
Insured i'll Town or Country M 3mf
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

Nearly two years and the bright rays Of
hope had dspelled the fearful cloud that
dimme the bridal day. The savage in
habitanls finding their game dispensed. and
themselves driven from their early home s.
aud the graves OF their fdhers, ever & anon
gave evidence ofa spirit painting for revenge
Al the close OF battle when many hun
dreds ollhe Indian race werp slam, oce stood
vlcto rious On the "blood stained snow"
KY William Raymond, wounded with a
poisonous arrow; by his side was the grace
tat form he once caressed, ind the same
voice thai spoke at the bridal altar now
broke upon the ear Of the diving man
William RAYMOND, when FAINT and
,veafy, ii datlI maid offne forest nursed You;
by lhs whIte n4su's at Won won ner love
Your lyiag healt deceiv d she was no
moie happy; the trees aud d3ve5s locked
angv Ashamed befpfe her people. She
ten them 10 the Great Spirit bplIing-fe-
venee her wrongs She uafntd TIE ~ hte
fJWrr, that you nestled ia your tfeacbefous
bosom Her eve 70 lowed you-her hean
sought revenge and has loand it, Twas
.ho DaHd Of the Violet Eve that poisoned
the arrow and seut it 10 your breast She
mas brought a charm-can m Ike yon wei"
OTdS ing 81 the SHadOW OF TtS Ofat Or, he
vowed to become her slave and think of
none o:her If she would apply it. lie cali
I'd her back to the h2pPy days, and spoke Of
future ones as he half raised himself to take
her hand. and sunk back almost exhausted
Sac bent over him uIl their lips nearly met.
And the "old time came o.er her. and her
wom1n's heart relrnted 2 MOI Raising
hersel: to hec full height, with IA laugh Of
triumph, and heart unmoved, she replied
You cannot rise to get i;-V;oIet Eye
will not give it, You SkaH dir! and vour
Scalp p hang at the red mans bet" Snatch
ing dirk hom his side, she continued
when the Great Spirit passes yon cloud
you must die Think OF the white wife
that wishes Cor you, look on the dark one
by your side. See tits time" Aud with
that hand
so soft in love-so wildly nerved in hate"
she pierced It TO his heart, and with the
warm blood dripping from the polished
steel, planted tim her own.
"It we 90 bat watch the hour
There never yet was human power
Which codld evade, ifforgiven,
The search and vigil long
O one who treasures up a wrong"
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10
The Dark Eyed NJ aid,
By MISS LoRENzA HAYNES.

Across the ocean came a pilgrims bar k,
bearing the seeds of life and death. The
i0Tmer were sown for you, the latter sprung
Up IN the path ofGhe simple native"
4 lovely valley where the iourishing
village Of W, now stands. in l6- was
occupied bya circle Of cone1opped wig
vans, before one Of which. al the close OF
sulIry afternoon, sat son of the forest.
whose girdle of Scalps and hieroglypIc
Tkstold he was a warrior and chlet OF
ligh honor HIS sInewy arm held forth a
srlng Of beads, while his piercing eye look
"a into those Of young female who eager
y sprang forward on seeing the baubss.
A dress OF the gayest feathers inierwoven
with strips Of colored bark, partly covering
Aer tall straight form, the moccasIns taste
Iully wrought with beads and shells that
deeked her little feet. and her long black
Aalr IN us wild luxurianr falling about her un
covered shoulders, rende her appearance
extremely picturesque. Graspine The treas
u'e with laugh of JOY and twining them
u her hair, she bounded away like young
avn 10 lOln ber companions.
On the hill side near by, stood we'll
,OTmed fair-iaced youth, in The garb of q
Auh'sman, leaning on his gun. Through
% opening in the trees had been an unseen
witness TO what had passed. and as he gazed
sAet her who seemed like a bird escaped
Hoth Paradise. be shouldered his rifle. aud
N"n an apparently wearied step opproach-
s. me spot where the chief still sat. who
seeing him, asked
A." hence comes the pale face-what
seeks he ofthe red man ?'
s,, rood and rest" replied the other
nIee days ago left Shawmut with hun
"s party. which in search OF game scpa-
el irom, and being unable to find them
| way out ofthe forest. L have since
,na.I eIefed about. and was contemplating
,S" IuO.her night in the woods, when through
uees | saw the smoke Of your cabin.
"n iil LEI me lie in it, and here Is money!
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

JoAaay feed up the Henry's com
iag.-A friend informs US that he had oc-
casion few days ago to call at the "iog
CABIN" of a worthy matfon in Halifax Coun-
Is. Virginia, whom be found reading at
tentively the Milton Chronicle (she didu't
borrow II, SIR, as you perhaps have done
but subscribed for It and pays up promptly,
to0,) after the usual Saiutaton, our inform
ant engaged in a tete-a-tete with the old II.
days son John, who SAT by the frosde
chewing quid of tobacco Having just
received the paper, and unlike most of her
sex) finding 1t unnecessary or improper to
join in the conversation, she proceeded olan-
eng over the various articles in the paper,
when ola sudden her eyes dwelling on an
article that treated of lfr Claws intended
visit to Raleigh via Wilmington, &c, the
worthy old dame exclaimed il a sonorous
voiee and with exta,ic feeling. 'Johnv feed
up the beast, Henry's coming aud I'll see
him one time more If | live"
oar Informant somewhat surprised as
wtIl as non pl1ssed, made free TO enquire
what she mean: by this sudden exclamation
of "Aenrys comlng2 i allude sir. said
she, 10 Henry Clay-i see that he expects
to visit Ralrigh, North Carolina, soon, aud
if Gcd spares me health and good luck I'll
see him when he comes-I llne that man
sir, continued she, IN voice that plainly
told Of great citortto suppress tears, when
poor riendl IS bov-and often have seen
him plodding to mill through the slashes of
Hanover'-true, sir, as you SIT on that
chair, although some people seem not to
believe it,
THIS worthy matron, says our informant,
was born and raised in the neighborhood of
the 'Siashes of Hanover and goes for "Har-
~ uf the West for President against the
world Asking her pardon for ihe liberty
taken in these remarks. we hope that her
son John will feed up the beast and have
it as IA. as butter bali'' by the time Hen
rv' lands in North Carolina" We hope
Mrs c. will not only see Mr.. Clay at Raj
eigh but speak to him, and make hcrseli
kno an and our word for it, he will give
her hand an extra shake of coidialiiy.-
Milton Chronicle
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-02-10

-..,,-r,sr a thoughtful. feeling, truthful poet
z 80. fta ElickcI bJckeT) James Hu-sei
Il. r.s become! Not errOHeOusly dld vs.
.r fraa one or Lis cary poems IN IN
y hacker. u hteuCdia Oh the Death oi a
f-5sr 10 .iLis complexion would Lc com
.- Are uUt -Le >.aLZas from nc he''
r. -rr of Mr.. LCWels latest efforts ever
ray aimilable
The rich mans son inheritS lands,
6ri piles Of bricks, and stone anC gold
And lie iuhcriIs soft, white hands,
And tender desh that ieafs the cold
N0r dares 10 wear garment Old
A heritage, IL seems 10 me,
One would not care 10 hold IN ice.
Thelich mans son iaherits cares
The bank may break the factory burn,
some breath may hurst bis bubble snareSi
And sJr white hands. would hardly earn
a living that would SUIT his turns
A heritage, 10 seems TO me,
one would net Gaze 70 hold N lee
what does TIC poor mans son inherit?
Stout muscles aud a siuewy heart,
"A hardy frame, a harder spiriti
King Of Two hauCs, he COeS MS part
Tu every useful tlIi and arr
A heritage, it sesus To me-
a King might wish lO hold in fee.
What does the poor mans son Inherit?
Wishes DER iOyed with humble things
A rank adludged by loil-wOTn merit,
Content that from employment springs,
A heart that in bis labor sings
A heritage il seems ID be,
A KIM might wish ~ hold IN fee.
What does the poor mans on inherit
A patience learned by being poori
Courage, Il sorrow come TO bear ~
A fellow feeling that Is sure
TO make the ouI-CaSi bless his door
A heritage, iI seems " mel
a King might wish 10 hold in fee.
q. rich mans SON. there is toll
That with all 0,hers leyes stands
Large charity doth never soil,
But only whIteEs, soft, white hands,
This + the best crop from thy lanes:
A heritage, ID seems To- me,
Worth being rich 10 hold IN lee.
Oh, poor mans son, scOrn not Thy state
There is worse wearine>s than lhInei
In merely being rich and greaJi
Work only makes he soul 10 shine
And makes rest fragrant and benign,
A heritage, 1t seems 10 me,
Worth being poor 10 hold IN Zee.
Both heirs 70 some six feet Of sod,
are equal in the earth az last;
Both children of the same dear GODi
Prove lille 90 your heir-shiP vast
A heritage, ~ seems TO me,
Well worth lite TO hold m fee.