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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25
From Montreal Herald, May %

TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN.-One of the boilers OF the
Steam Engine Mandatory, at Fox Point, explo-
ded yesterday afternoon about six o'clock with terrible
effect tearing the building pieces and scattering every
thing in confusion and ruin The boiler torn into
pieces like strips OF CLOTH and burst through the building
adjoining building, passing not far from a who was
writing at the desk. No one was seriously injured. A
in Capt Scnhauers coal yard had his face
grazed by fragment Of the building but not badly
hurt The workingmen had gone out few minutes be-
fore the explosion and only two remained In the establish
ment. Had the accident taken place when the works
in operation many lives would have been lost and
il is most prov identia that person in the street
the neighborhood Injured. 1t il impossible 10 est
the loss with any accuracy II can hardly be less
than four i've thousand dollars.Pror. jour May %.
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TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO KUPTURED PERSONS.
>zEMaN1a> PERSONS afflicted with Nup.ures may RELY
m Nippon the best instrumental aid the world affords
A I'm appl cation 1t the office. No. Vesey street
10 either OF the agents in the principal to WINS
7u1~ in tbs United States Be CAREFUL examine the
back pad If Hulls uses to s-e they endorsed by DR.
Hull writing None are genuine or to be relied upoa
good, withau, HIS signature.
Many persons undertaken vend lmatiops Of Hus
ceepated Tusss and thousands mpos d upon conss
These limitations cannot be relied upon they
mde by unskiu mechanics aud better than the ord
nary Trusses.
Ro have been fitted No. Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the depart
nent where female in constant attendance upon
female patents. mil lmfc
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~, ieSi.l
MEETING o. THE CATHOLICS
TO NOMINATED SEPARATE
TicKEr.
Last night a meeting Of
the opponents Of the present
Common School System
was called al Carroll Hall,
which was attended by an
immense concourse OF peo-
pie. Mr.. Gregory Dillon
was called to the chair, by
reclamation. Shortly after.
wards Bishop Hughes, and
several Of the Catholic
priesthood, mounted the
platform, and were received
with great applause. The
Right Reverned gentleman
began his address to the
meeting by expressing his
delight and satisfaction to
find that the forlorn children
OF New York had so many
friends and advocates ready
to stand forth, for the pur-
pose Of relieving their I'M
happy condition. lie was
glad Of this, not merely be-
cause the children required
friends, but because their
prospects for a better system
of education were better
now than they had been for
sixteen long years past. His
Reverence then took q view
of the school question, and
went over the whole ground,
which he discussed before
the Common Council He
adverted to their opponents,
rs wishing to establish a
monopoly Of religious free
dem, and to enslave the
young mind or compel the
tax payers to support a sys-
TEN. which, while it took
money out Of their pockets,
prevented the fathers, bro
theirs, and uncles of the
children from having a
voice in their education, I'm,
less they sent them to pau.
per schools or paid for their
education u second time.
His Reverence then said,
that the question had been
before two tribunals, and it
was now left for the deei.
sion of the people them.
selves. If those who wan
ted II change would not vote
for the advocates of a
change, then was their
cause hopeless but il they
would neglect the oppo.
nent, and vote for these pub.
lie men, who had stood by
them in the hour of trial,
there was a brighter day be-
fore them.
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH

And CURE DANORUFF, &C.
TRIAL BOTTL ES-THREE SH ILLINGS
RIO THOSE who have used Joncs Coral Hair Restorative
know II, excellent quatss those who have not we saw
that the fact Of selling shilling bottles must the truth
OF that afraid OF persons trying
al quanyo hst We warrant IL 10 The following
scaes:-wl force the hair 10 grow on any part where
InduH and make light, red hair dark For
dressing the hair soft SILKY. nothing exceeds this in
% the most economical yet superior, article made for the
hair.
sold-prce 3, 5 or shrgs botte-at the Sign OF is
oericsn Eagle so Chatham street. New YoIk l;o Fulton ST.
nloqhlyn State street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Phs
ocphIei 2o7 King street, Charleston, g. ma lmsec
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PHILADELPHIA RroTs.-Josiah Randall, Esq,
stated at the public meeting in Philadelphia that he
present during the whole scene Of the St. Augustine
amount to than fifty, and large proportion of these
were half grown boys and this in presence Of three
four thousand soldiers .HdmiHon Democratic Reflector.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

~ " occupied having been torn down for The purpose OF
erecting more commodous store, have removed their
stock until their built No. Mott and les
Chatham Roosevelt street. where may found
and complete # Hats and Csp every
now worn such imitation Beaver and Molrshin hlso.
very iarg. syppy Of tine Panama Ha with snt
10Th sad Silk Velvet tap, of The latest fashion, ChldIens
Fancy Caps Of Cloth aud Velvet some patterns much
admi,et All the above named articles will be sold
can be purchased in this city WIN. Brown,
m23 lm'm l26 Cha ham opposite Roosevelt
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o. "Iack," said one sailor to another, 60 Jack
don't want to hurt yonr feelings, but SILVER my timbers
il don't believe you stole my watch"
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OPPOSITION EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY.
n(REGT
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

DAILY s2pd3y. s,s zee s,a; h p.
T cfIslSfSs Eikis'j's St
'f R. 81 Ehdts a.
Tssf Juf ASf Saturday a % ac.
The Steamboat cOLGMBIA, Captain WIN ii. Peek,
HfGaIasy Wednesday Friday and SandAy evenings at
s,; s.S sss.J STCA HYATT Tuesday
rs,,eassrs s1x THIS his line Of ooes' will arrive il Albany in
above Boat, , arc new AID .ubssnsl are furnished
modations unrivallsd on the Hudson.
For passage ofreight apply hoard to c. Schultz
the Office on the wharf a2o re
T9 THE LADJEf you have harry eSaess!
so9 hf as Dr. Es
quickly and forever c'adcateit the sishI injury or
a.eooson 70 70. yos can be :ssd e By
ineariieie being mbug ~ quickly vanish sale only
Per bo,tewser- may be had the following articles ali wsr.
isn,e The celebrated Italian Medcaed Soap curing all
esssrd lands .a
ss @ al are sf %s'ss
really mother should
or II. b. on guard
SSd a. aS boy oy qP ". S Oft s9T
wen sn s"S for ,sS w
psr.iss preventing Of wakes, and bshnT
ws; ou nsssdGH HAL Il P,y eS % rod h
S,y e ss' BOT
spss.s ~ %hs gives
e-ke eiaoaser wheress and snoolhnsss the skntree
from al ngedients and entirely
mon chak ano lake white Put elegant boxes 20
Zach Thu: VIII Other Of f. pr preparations initiated
the corner Of broadway where will be iovnd az ~
the delicate and choice feIumery imposd from ali
parts.
Aeens-JorSan Milk street Boston; 7s Chestnut street
Sh adephs; noenson, hsfnpSrsh Hsrni,ch, Lancaster
Csrswel Loekpor Smith PALMYRA; G'ss Hamilton eoun
Elliott, Goshen; Myers New ayen Dyer. Providsncs; T"v
lor, Newport; Carleton lSwe Ives sesmi Hodge Sewbu.
Luther White, Calais; seth snce Bsltmore seby faIe,
Conn; But, Hartford; Il. q. Ferre. Middletown.
mis- I'm dy&wyIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

VERY PROPER The revenue bill. of Mississippi
taxes lawyers doctors old bachelors and jackasses We
should have liked the bill better If il had read other jack
asses.-Hamiton Poptr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

o. Piey, which does not sweeten mans ma
ursl temper may be compared to fruit before Il is ripe
good in it's kind, but not arrived at perfection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25
FIGARO, FIGARO. FIGARO,

EU1.No-fH opportunity O1erfd those who te
IRE :? have fall for their money. like
20 laone young beginners whose principles busirss
.e noIt ttiet honesty be by inspecting the
oeH 70 he store and the prices well by ring
seIa OF tne principal and most respectable mchaas hotel
ad Others re pecsS the qasy Of the article ard
honest manner OF &c ilrR The Habsneros Houe" IL Beck
man sest and % Be eet Wall and Pearl
Depot and aaah Of Don Julian de kivas plus ultra Havana
Figaro and Ln Ind the places referred under
the immediate maaaq.rnei Of Pna kvas J sole agents
fuchasers entitled to try the - with charge. P
cr SEQ and Sc! add so do Regaa, The buoch
ainng % Segs so 62 ana 90 cts sgaiia) uech-ths
Wanted few barrels good rice for the Havana
exchange for first rate kegali,s m2t 2t.ec
THE CC-PARTNERSHlPo of A., WIDOW & l.. DEL
L MONiCO, having been dissolved in consequence Of Tie
drath ,f Mrs. MARY, widow OF John Dem nico. This
subtcIb RS and surviving paitneTs, haze formed
rnenhp Will co tnus the same business under The firm
Of i. A x l. DELMONICO
p A. DELMONICO,
. LAURENT DELMONCO.
May %, 1874. my "a 3t.Ic
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS RAI1RoAD.-We
learn from Temple,on, that the subscription TO the
stock Of the Vermont and Railroad by per
nlong the line Of the road already amounts TO $780,
900 and Is only increasing. Worcester .Fgi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

COLLEGE BrRYEp.--Tbe Howard College, at
Marion Alabama was entirely destroyed by FIRE Fri
day last The apparatus which cost $4,000 was involved
in the destruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

SHoT.-The Goshen (Orange county, Republican
relates the circumstances OF the death Of Alfred
Of that county by his numerous end daring burgsries
He shot the 18th inst at Blooming Grove. by John
VI. Merritt, who with others had been summoned by
constable assist arresting him. Corwn had been
traced from his place Of rendezvous upon the Schontok
Mountain, Monroe village to elevated roDge OF
woodland in the vicinity CT William $, Wocdhull's
residence in Blooming Grove. The hill was
rounded by party Of from 10 TO 100 armed men,
who had rallied from the surrounding country upon
hearing that his lurking place Lad been Uncovered -
His retreat to the mountain being thus cut off, they
finding himself hard pressed by his pursuers he made
desperate effort to escape the east side Of the hill
where two young named Hall and Merritt sta
toned He first discovered in ambuscade, when
Hall gave chase vigorously that Corwin compelled
his steps toward the top ofthe hill in the
Of which he snapped his pistol three times Hail. and
Hall returned the compliment by swapping his gun
al Corwin. His retreat however was completely cut oil
by Merritt who, coming up unpeIcevedb by Corwin OF.
Tered him to surrender he would fire upon him Cor
win Immediately snapped his pistol at Merritt without
effect AS Corwin about to Dodge behind tree and
in the act Of placing new cap upon his pistol Merritt
discharged his gun, loaded with ball, and killed him
instantly. MIR Merritt gave himself up to The msgis-
trstes Of Blooming Grove who promptly discharged him
Corwn, although young man. scar cey 81 yeors oil age
a hardened and desperate character His burglaries
we're of the daring kind, and often &C mmitted in
company with his brother, who was appreht nded and
TO prison months since He united great per.
sona strength with ag y aud holiness and being al
ways armed and living in the woods md mountains, hs
became formidable and notorious as freebooter FIRE.
quent attempts had been made to hunt him down but he
always contrved 10 elude the oiicers lie robbed the
house OF John Jackson in Hamponburgh, two three
times in succession OF silver plate clothing and other val
liable property; he also committed other daring robberies
which he often assisted by accompces residing
the Monroe mountains. His last offence Tor which he
forfeited his life stealing watch from Patrick su,h
erland farmer in Monroe, valued at $26. When he
killed Mr. Sutherlan d's watch found his rocket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

Ono RvER.-At Wheeling, on Monday the
Ohio River had twelve iset of water in the channel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

For CuRIrNe IhIR.--It you want 10 make your
hair curl eat pigs tails sleep with corkscrew under
your pillow 6c Boston Post says that this Is the Port
land recipe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25
EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR FOR
CERTAIN Diseases

OEhlAlN DISEASES,
A LTHOUGH A PERSON DISEASED need not fear
Is an ss.us yi Hs W
enable ali hsmeSe. without mssiux the
% ~ sr.s lsn TS
Ei:
and Gee 81 per bote Three to five doses Of this MEDICINE
sa5rss ns that quantity +. pa,:p, should and
not sb.ouiey to cus BY
the directions on the wrappe the cure will be much
DIR Hollis SPECIFIC for the venere,l Disease. 81 and
20 By
its in hs Veneal Disease Chances and spread
r%a
su Of n. :1
E1oatos Nodes Cutaneous Diseases IN swelling
hil- M:InSsT Of as Medical Staff Of tn. United State.
Army and eSgased in CITY pfctes htvs never failed
sssvs NJ
Sy sy nspsSS BY
D!.gGis,s in several cities Of the United states,
any ssh ssss
% & Z. Mahs
their future supply in t,e! respective places.
the safely @ g.
jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
M Hes,sd and wonderful remedy ever discovered
Diseases and Ergp,ions Of the Skin.
Rqtch. fact any but public must DO on
DISHONEST COUNTERFEITERS,
working effect ble.cd article Reader be deceived Ash
for Jones' Italian Chemical Soap Il they offer you another
particularly ior Jones Iean Chemical Soap We positive
warrant the above to be its real quates also in the
surprising manner
Changes dark yellow skin
- TO healthy, fine clearpess.
hSs$!sds ss S .as tan
for old sores ringwor and heas Physicians
referred TO who use it daily in their practice.
But mind it Joness Soap has DONE and still effects these
cures Get where else in this city but the sign the
American Eagle, 80 Chathan street, and s23 Broadway NJ
IA Boson at Rsddug, State street. ZeibI Ledger Build
lancaster fs aad Mn Hays. 100 Fulton street. BROOKLYN L.
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May %, 1874.
CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,


3O4 PEARL STREET, LATE los BEEKMAN
I'HE SUBSCRIBER, we'll known for the cheayness and
durability o, his work dsses iuiorm his aud the
public tina he he economical tendency OF
times mating Of the hes quality az reduction
cftweDty cn from former AID less j. believed
by twenty cent than Of the quality de
by me Oh 20 houses in mis- city la order ha gentlemen
unce rd VII tIs meant by theapt the Ito b If
pfices submitted their with that
he goods sasll be Of the rsrite quality aud the fit
tionible -
Superior West of England Cloth Coats.....sia to
Pants Of Black or Double Casximefes.. 5
Vests, Of Six, Satin, sc. az to 4
Mahg aud Trimming in the beat style at the following
prices -
Goats. 1900. '.'..''.'.'''.... ...$6H 10
rants a7d Vests. IL tx
Superior Beaver serooa,s, from IL to 20
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CANADA.-We have Montreal papers of the 22t
nst., and Quebec of the 20th-
From Quebec Mercury, Ma,

From Quebec Mercury, May 90
The weather at Quebec continues unsettled.Sl both
agricultural labor and vegetation forward than
usual at this date few attempts have been made
burn the choppngs in the settlements but they
still too wet and If the weather continues long at pre-
sent they will be late for clearing and sowing The right
wing the s Royals embarked board the troop ship
Resistance this afternoon for Halifax The Resistance
will sail on Wednesday.
From Montreal Herald, May %
Never during residence in Montreal, have seen
buildings going forward than present We regret
however, learn that has arisen
between the master builders and the ourneymen stone
cutters but sincerely hope that the minor differences
will soon be amcably arranged, understand from
good authority that the masters have offered to give the
wnges and the prices demanded for the work required in
all new contracts that may entered nto-a compro-
mise which appears to be very fair on their part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

ANOTHER OUTRAGE on THE CANADA FRONTIER
We learn from the Canada papers that the steam
boat Swan taken from the wharf at Brockvile, on
Friday night week. quietly towed over to Morr istown
md there seized legal process by American ON.
cers who carried her to Ogdensburgh the parties who
lowed her TO MorIistown having escaped Although the
captain and three on board, and gentleman
sitting up the cabin waiting for the Pioneer and who
lid 20 sleep they were unaware OF the removal
I'll the gentleman went deck in the morning and ouni
he boat was ing at Morrstown. No mention IL mabe
Of the cause Of seizure-probably smuggling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25
APPENDIX
To the Letter of Bishop Hughes.

We annex as the appendix to the Letter addressed
by Bishop Hughes to the Mayor, the famous Report
OF the Bishops speech in Carroll Hall in October
1871, published in the Eeemqn's Journal" in pa
rallel columns with that published on the same day
in the Z" Neo York Herald" and which has been
characterised by the Bishop as the "basis and
fountain Of all his trouble and controversy. Here
they are, as like as two peas -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
4U,OUO by the swrdh brig COD sy Ss ,Sa
Prescott and for sale wholesale and retail low prices
g.. FERDINAND & COPPA,
ms tmsfo Importers Of Leeches, lie Nsssaust
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THE GRAIN CRops.-The accounts generally Of
the growing crops continue favorable. The fol
lowing from the Springfield CLARK county, Republic OF
the nth inst is eNcep ion We regret to learn that
the wheat CROP which during the early part the
promised fairly Is now suffering considerably from tho
ravages Of the y This said 10 be the the Buck
Creek settlement We have heard Of three fields lying
adjoining the middle one Of which aims unipjured.
while the other two have been destroyed Where such
facts noticed, Il would be we'll to institute nves
cation into the Of the difference and furnish the
result, for publication.
Tho Indiana (tising SUM- Blade Of the 18TH, says =
The prospect in this portion Of the country Tor aounospt
crops is favorable. The wheat i unusually orwad ana
informed by farmers that from present INDICATIONS
il will he ready to harvest by the middle OF June-tome
two or three weeks earlier than usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-25

CINCINNATI THEATRE Brsugham, the Irish CO.
median, staring it at this place Of amusement.
The Louisville papers eXtravagant in their praise
of his Irish drolIeries.
TnB FRENCH OPERA HOUSE AT NEw ORLFAN.
This Theatre closed for the season on Thursday the
10th inst.
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a. FOR sALE--A SHETLAND PONY-Ooe Of
A Avery handsome propotons Color black. full tail
Aaed name, well bske the saddle has beea driven
has Teen used by lady and rode by chdrenused
not ssste and sh1mble May be application
House not sold before the 9th instant will
sold at auction, Tattersals Broadway. ma 2tsec
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MRS. CARROLL'S

INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS
$40 Broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
IRIS CaRkOAL respectfully ennoun. to her Iatrons.
W. the Medical faculty and public that she has removed
from Coprtandt and established her Moderated Vepor
and Sulphur Baths in a commodous central
!oa s.3 Broadway where BY her continued s::duy
has received for the last eighteen years
N BSulphur Baths require hours notice Portable
Baths sent Of city vicinity. Bathing
Tabs for hire. nl24 imrc
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81 Agssr "a ALBANY DAY LIN s.--For Albany and
Int rmedste Landings at holEpast o'clock,
A--x&G-A. The aud co nmodiUns sc Z 4mboat
sUUTHA RIGA, Captain H. IruesdelI. will leave he
foot Of Robinson Monday, Wednesday Friday
mornings at 6H o'clock.
The SOU Eli AMERICA will leaye Albany for New York
and Intermediate landings, Tuesday, Thursdiy and
Saturday MORNINGS, 616 O'Clock. m0-c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
w AtB'CEB ES.

y this Inc TO which are paying more parllt1-
lar attention than ever, oicr Letter bargains
than we have ever icen able to do before, and those
who wish good GOLD or SILVER WATCH are
particularly requested 10 cat and examine with the
closest scrutiny, the watches Of our Spring impora-
ton. There ha> cen quite rise on good movements
abroad since arrived, and sell lower than
if they were nolc to lie bought.
We woul remind customers that we know person
ally the makers OF most Of the watches SELF that
we are striving TO establish reputation for selling
GOOD Watches, that we are OF the opinion that we
knOlr whether a watch is good or not, and that we
consider that we can be relied upon Tor what we
commend to be GOOD let others n the line or OUT
,av what they may. We have watches OF r. d &.
Bec,eevs, Joseph johnson, John Harrson> and other
Liverpool Makers, and Il. IL. Ives, London, and we
have movements of all the most celebrated makers,
Wh.c we can case 10 any pattern desired, and we
further say that will sell for cash down any de-
>crpticn ofwa,che' of any maker As cheap as any
New York Boston Dealer. Our customers are
desired 10 remember that when they huy watch in
New ork or Boston they go and pay the cash down,
aud cannot afford to ,ell a good gold or silver
watch and ta"e part pay in an old watch or some
thing eke and sell at the same price. Pay rs the
"a, h down, and ALL cash, and no one shall sell he
low us. We have for cash Colo and Silver Watches
al hall our former prices almost. We do not Ike The
look, OF prices in advertisements or we would sub ON
a list that would make some stare. We only would
say to all who wish any Gold or Silver watches or
other Goods, Just give chance to sell to you, aud
YOU shat, Lc satisfied with prices and good, and per-
manen,ly. BRINSMAlD a. BROTHERS.,
Successors TO
PANGBoRN &, BRINsMAID.
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ROMAN Cincinnatus cultiva-
ted farm of only three .jugeri, or about four
acres. 1t originally consisted of sevcn-the
remaining four having been wrested from
him in consequence Of his having stood sure
ty for friend. The celebrated Carius, no.
ted for his frugality, and who was three times
consul al Rome, and thrice honored with a
triumph on returning from succegsful war,
rejected grant Of fifty acres from the peo-
pie, wisely declaring that he was a bad citi-
zen who could not be contcnted with the
ordinary allowance Of seven.
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saN(.aa:.!sll !m: lh.,llY,!gll.R!Il.Ra
THE MOTHERL.ESS.

You're weary, precious ones! your eyes
Are wandering far and wide:
Think We Of her, who knew so well
Your tender thought, to guide;
Who couIi 10 Wisdom's sacred love,
Your fixed attention claim!
Ali never from your hearts erase
That blessed mother; name!
IT'S time TO say your evening hymn,
NY youngest infant dove
Come press thy velvet check TO mine,
And learn the joy of love;
Ny ,hcltcring arms can clasp you all,
Ny poor deserted ihrong.
Cling ms you used to cling to her
WhJ sings the angels song.
Begin, sweet birds the accustomed strain
Come, warblc lo1d and clear!
Alas alas you're wcepingall,
You're sobJIns in my earl
Good night-go, say the prayer she laugh,
Beside your llttl, tel,
The lips that used to bless you there
Are silent with the dead.
A fathers hand your cause may guide,
Amid the thorns Of life
His care protect ihos. shrinking plants,
That dread the storms Of strife:
But who upon your nflnt hearts
Shall like that mother write!
Who touch the strings that rue the soul!
Dear. smt'cu flock Good nilht