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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-25
THE GREEN.

TVS Green-the Green-oh the beautiful Green
All colors and shades tho of lov eliest sheen.
Are but maiiens of court 10 the Emerald Y uees
Her throne is the Earth, and her sovereign power
Is spread o er creation. from forest 10 flower
From the roof of the cot TO the ridge ofthe tower
Not even where mos, is her empire disowned
BY man or the elements is she dethroned
The mountain admits her in moss on the crags,
And she dwels in the city, in grass thro the hags
II.
The Green-,he Grcen--ohi the conqucring Green,
w hen flooding the calows no longer is seen
The river, but quietly rolling between:
The deeper and darker the food that is gone
The brighter the green the broad calloyys put on,
Forgetting the food in the good il had done
la millions on millions awaken green buds
When the spirit OF Spring prophesies to the woods
Till the soil has no spot and the forest no spray
Untouched By the tint that survives DER decay
The Green-the Green-oh the bouniiful Green,
From the birth OF the world some blessing has been
Eushrined in its folds. for each season and scene
IL leaks from the mysiicsl womb in the root
And nurses and shelters from blasts on the shoot
The infantine blossom. till rpened 10 fruit
A type to the spirit, that sorrow and strife
Nav bless. or be borne, il waits upon life
And rap. with a secret the dead may not breath
The Green Is the carmen. they slumber beneath
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.

A COMPOUND BALsAMlC PREPARATION from
"A Wild Cherry Bssg and Tar.-rh- best REMEDY
known the World for Ihe cure o. Coughs Gods Assume
Group Bleeding Of the Lungs. Wh0oping cough, Bronch
It's Influenza ShOriness of Breath, Pain and weakness 10
the Breast sde Liver Complaint and the hrs stages OF
CONSUMPTION
hopeless have firmly established us vast superiority owe,
every former medical discovery IL has always been styled
"Naures Prescription being formed chlrny ron
chemical extracts from Wild Cieuy Bark and Tar-two
that tcsly scattered wherever diseases Oh he
lungs prevail We 2ye aew Instances Of us extraordinary
power, from \ catalogue almost without end.
sdy address will be- given at the Nesfork Agency
VINO given up by all Of her physicians 10 die vi con
matter cor, of beny
taken 40 medicine for months, being past all hopo-en
rey cured by few bolies Of this Bssan Ia September
and October, 1874
A. Carman, New-York City, who had not slept, lying
down for years, beng obliged to sleep In sitting
pOsure far cured TO attend 10 his business In The mos
stormy weather.
Thomas sdes Esq P. jamaica L. l. cured OF asthma
OF 40 years standing.
Thomas Colens Haddonhed N J. testihes under oath,
that no hs violent Ugh and pain In the side-for nor ms
raised Quantities Of corrupt matle-aso much blood
his physicians could do but little for hm-gaye hlm pls OF
mercury but did good-s friends al suppose ne has
saopng consumption entirely cured by three bottles Of
WlsTARS BALsAM
Mns Ann d. Hopkins, OF Knowlesville, N. Y: entirely
cured Of liver complaint and gesera debility Of eighteen
months standing. -
jacob Hoffman NJ. ID. Hunting don, cured q child Of P.
SchrOebe Of obstinate disease Of tho Lungs alter DO bad
tried all the usual remedies Ia vain
Cases daily occurring 10 every part OF mo country
which prove lnc0ntesbly TIN vast superiority o uns basa,
In shade Of Lung snd Liver disease every oIer
preparation heretofore known 10 the world.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by A. b. d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggist. ~ Futonsl New-York. Sold also II
ONLY AcEsrs N THIS CITY. Price, u per bottle SIX
bottles for 81. mh<Jom'
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~ We copy the following from the Sun. Ii
seeriainly pleasan, and romantic incident.
NOvEI PKEsE>r.-Mr ID. C. MooThead the agent
this city for Dr. Crstios Galvanic Rings has received
Pom unknown source. handsome and valuable
escclc; made Of the finest gold tastsfay ornamented
ssth the name set IN lewels. We have been favored
sah sight OF the boa and have seldom seen ANYTHING
eiiier Mr. Moorhead states that the donor is 10 him A
nysteTy. but we may surmisc whs, Is by means i'm
obahe that from the hands OF one not less fair than
grateful token for some important benefit received
Rom article only less valuable in appearance Gal.
vec brscelei We more than half envy the fortunate
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THE WIDOWS LAMENT OVER THE BODY OF
HER son

1T WIDOWS LAMENT OVER THE BODY O
HER son.
AIR" The garden Of ddisies'
On give me back my darling boy.
My young heart blood. my only JOY
oh give him back, and God forgive
The hand that would not let him live
All is it true, I'm left alone,
And all on earth loved is gone
Yet can neither weep or cry,
But | can lay me down 10 die.
OH cruel is the power that stakes
Its thirst with Christian blood, and makes
The widow hear, desert wild
And tears from her her only child
All murder could not spare It's hate,
But make my poor heart desoate,
And Yet cannot weep nor cry.
But can lay me down and die
When frs, | Rugged thee 10 my breast,
And ulled thy infant smiles to rest,
Or when thy frame to manhood grew,
Thy widowed mother little knew
An arm was raised my child TO slay,
And snatch thee from my heart away.
Ne, can neither weep nor cry,
Blu, can lay me down and die
I'll soon be with thee Paddy dear.
Where God thy mothers heart Will cheer
Where nor cruel laws, nor wicked men
shall rend the widows soul again
Where he will heal my bleeding heart
And YOU and no more shall part,
Now will neither weep nor cry,
Bat quietly lie down and die
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

XITAIkER,s Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
w heating Dwellings, stores, Churches, &cTbese FUR
apartments viii be pure and healthy free nom drynsss, dust
or gas ... IN,
Walker the Pssntee and have hitherto iyen enne sa's
faction, and 10 a. warranted " perform yell
Reference y. w. Taylor ESQ Governor New ORR no.
pilal Mr. Charles Starr, Superintendent do Edwsfd be
in-nt ESQ Il Wllst; c. u. Rhodes, ESQ I'D rearsne-l
Mr. Thomas McElraih, ! = Nss.sn &c W, o,o u..
sust! GEO. WALkEk -! bfoanWsJ.
STOVES, Brass aud Iron Raining, ke-rbe SUBSCRIBERS
- would nicxm lher friends, and the pubic IN genera uai
taey have commencei manufacturing Stoves At vrr od ss
tabl.h7i No - "stef,sL where WI DC iouho
gr.at variety consisting 10 part Of The following;
The Economist and KnczerbOcser COOKING Stoves iOf
e OF wood Tire patterns fOr those stoves Deiag ne"
wi, b. found 70 10 much than the ordinary Stove, and
hey warranted 10 bake well ~,
Pierce. All Tight Cooking Stove, for wood or coal, VIII
be found 70 combine advantages uzn any other yet
,cnstrlcted iayng the ire chamber sled, ensosg ie
oven 10 extend whole size OK The boIOm Of Inc Stove,
and warranted " bake well Persons about 70 purchsse
would DO vel 10 examine this SJoye there Is such VAR
ely Of that the Prc- need De no hnirancs 70 ne small
e.g families purchasing.
Doctor Jenkss ceie5raed Patent Premium Psrlor and Hs
Stove. 49,
Radiator snd Single Cylinder Stoves add Bases Air
II gnt and Office Stoves Que and wo hole Furnaces. Hat
t-rs aud TSors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbo~s Toge-
Their with general assortment u Brass AID Iron hag
Brass Ornaments Mica Zinc, Cylinder Brick, DECK Irons,
-c.kc-
All Of which will will be sold wholesale and ret1I At the
lowest prices 81 Is, Waefst between beeknsn-st and
Peek sip. MPHERskN GUEST
New-York August 49, Isa5 sais sod@m
constantly hand good assortment VI Thia Fseneu
and American Letter Paper very superior quality SOUS
OF French IL thin hat sheets weigh less 'hsn nA
an ounce snd consequently would BE- s,sses MILL
az Stationery Dealers, l33 A4....-s. --
~ S,rs Inquire OF
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boaroinQ an0 tois!s.

4 CENT? ENIA< and his Wife can be accommodated
"A with a room psnlry the second door, were they
may enjoy ali the comforts OF home Apply nj % East
Rr1advsay Reference exchanged - lws
lDOARD WANTED-By Gcnt-msn and Wife, in a
ID private family or where low bosrdess asen for
which 81 per will be- paid. Address Robert at ,hs
office, stating location, NC. ~ ~
lDOAkDIN(:-A few single gentlemen or two gentle
ID and their wives be accommodated WIN bfesA'
fast and full bosd, With pleasant apartments by sp
plying al No Seconds st "a wv
SUIT of ROOMS handsomely furnished 10 Jet,
Aw without board, stng OF large hont puIor
sleeping sting wtb folding doors aud
psnlres beiween with msnties and CRATES In rsc
would prefer letting them 10 persons where the gentleman
would dine down there no gentlemen or board
ers Ia tie family Meas served Ia the room II required
Terms moderate Please apply - sixth ayenu" Stages
oass ths door every 6ve ni,natss s33ls
BOARDING, South Brooklyn-A Lady and oenii.man
- single H-ntemen, be accommodated iVf inc
th breakfast and DINNER sundaysl IN pm
yaie family. Address >" South Brooklyn stihis ohde
s23 49,
lIOARUiNG.-A gentleman snd lady, OF tvo single
ID gentlemen eau be accommodated win pleasant rooms
aud Board In private genies family by applying Al 20
Broome-st third block east of the Bowery. 40 u
llOARD-A pleasant the second floor, with
- bed and pantry ADJOINING 10 let WIN board Two
single gentleman also be- accommodated by sp-
plying At 20 Widest References exchanged sly Ivy
rI,O LET-An unurn shed Psror TO single Gentleman
with breakfast and tea II required There are no cfhi
bosi-rs In tho house. and s pleasantly situated near
the Parade Ground and ON stage route Apply ri NO III
McDOugal-st so i've
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UNTOTHERs AND NURsEsu-If you would uIe

MOTHERS AND NURsEs"-lfy you wonld uie
1Vl Dr.. EuanS Celebrated Soothing Syrup" your little
bbsi would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms,
and oleu fatal cOnylsion The swell, he child Is
seized with frequent its Of crying retchng- starting IN NC
.eep and spa-ns OF peculiar parIs sheks win violence,
puts fingers into mouth, &c. Sod by j. soc
Agent Is Fuon-sL lamp 5ore) Sun Building New fof~
PSics N cent. jylZ Gmeod
L IL falling out or turning grey, IL here dssdnn N
the root, Try WYsTHs CEEAs or LILIES Celebrated
for 40 years for the establishment and growth OF tse hail.
prevents It's falling OF turning grey snd s unsqleed
FOR the Oie,fOr real false curs " Ladies, ny IL
For sale by J. o. FAY. 10 FlItoosHeet Lamp stors)
SIM 2uildlng ~ Y. Price - c~nts vs sm-nd
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~ The Genuine Calyanic Rings. Bands. Belt.

tc-Dr. A. n. CRISrlE, he 0ngns psenlee and inveN'
VOC q these celebrated articles feels duty 10 warn The
sxeas Dr. Crs,ie wishes the citizens OF NewfoTs and
A. oes aces where his discovery has been introduced.
understand thai he in recognizes any OF The
oces sod under t pane al Gslvanic Rings, Bands, Ac
sss they connected with his and sold by his an-
o<ed Agent Dr. Crsie taxes the responsibility TO iur-
d sss that these limitations OF his discovery possess no
~nenc whatever snd that hey bc eeardcd IN 40 ohef
.ss' usan direct fraud All persons therefore, weo are
letinS Ron any Of the painful maades coHprehcndsd
sslet Rheumatism IN sill Its FORMS Nervous Complaints,
srf how ehronc In character, are requested
csfp.y ~ thc only place In Newfors where Tie genuine
.Nc Kings and their modic auons be obtained. VIZ:
- reionsl Sun Building. Numerous certificates from
ysczns and others Of the highest character and inei-
~ oy applying al the Agency No. lS Fallon-sL as above
c els uos
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AN IRISH EDUCATION.

Those heroes bold of Greece and Rome,
SO long renowned in story.
Oft made me think of those st home,
And long 10 share their glory;
But higher yet my soul 10 lift,
And raise my emelation.
wanted that all needful gift
An IRISH edUc0tt0n.
Oh, can there be the wretch so vile.
And careless of his honor,
That Sights that lore of his ancient isle
Which lustre sheds upon her
That lrishman though fenced about
By power, and wealth, and station,
Is still blinded sori, without
An I-ish education !
Oh sooner may the child prize,
In youths fair season perish,
Than ever here that land despise
That bis father loved to cherish.
IL TO our youth aughi can be worse
Than alien legislation,
1t is the bitter, clinging curse
OF English education.
What have we, Irishmen, TO dread,
Though Saxon foes Surround us,
If knowledge DER us lift her head
And fling her mantle round us
May Irish wisdom, indebted.
Long keep in preservation,
For each unborn Irish child
IN Trash cducdtion
A COUNTY WEXFORD EXILE
-mincham Aupust 10 ISl5
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Books.
lust PUBLISHED

EssAYS on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POiITl.
II CAL GUARANTEES By EIlsHA ?. HusLsrr. Coun-
s-or Law ~ the CITY u New-Nork' vo. 4. Is
.eFersi chapters -cls- th- following topics;
l. TIA ORIGIN % hUNsS RisErs.
N. THE TsVE FVNcTiOS ~ Cow S>NsNri
III. THE Constitution Of GosERSNE>T;
wv. C0~srfTUTfoNAL LIMITATIONS AND PsoBiBirtoss;
VI rHE ELECTIVE fRA>cHsE,
VII RIsHTs Esa>ATISG from rHE SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECTIONS,
VIII THs RiGHrs or WOMAN,
TX THE RfeHr PRoPERry And IT'S moral RkL.-
rfo>s;
x I>rtLLEcTUsL PROPERTY.
Prce - cents per copy. GREELEY McELRATH;
sul4 DsWANY Tribune Buildings. NY.
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AZ. Taomns Pinckuey Smith, Attorney al Law
a. BAKER County, Georgia, Will attend the settlement
= eisns Ia the Counties OF Baker Lee sumter, Dooly
-p p pm Early, Decatur Thomas and Lowndes.
w"s'efsnces-Horace Greeley ESQ. Editor Of Tribune !;
~ a 1eseland cor. Hao0yer and Exchange SIS; ID. 4 A.
49, sso1 ~ Pear.st, Browning and Hail. lS2 do; Dick
lsN churchill, 40 do, Hyslop Brother, 20 do; Van
Es,.se Warnock, AZ o. A. Welmore, 30 Fronl-st;
"lnAinsI wi a Ssvs,
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TO TIE PROrEsTANrs Of ID. uai!ed s,s

ITO THE PROTESTA>Ts OF the United Siates.-
just published, the most important WORK ever Issued
from the American Press
Tie Rev. John Dowings History OF Romsnisn spieDddly
Illustrated with than ~ highly finished engrsvings des
crptive Of The customs ceremonies councils and prsctces
Of he Church Of Rome forming .srge and beautifully
printed volume Of nearly 100 pages IN ch embemarc bind
ing. Price - 90
Z. WALKER, Publisher. ia Fulton 81 y. Y.
r. Agents sell the shove work every lowe,
city and county In the United States 20 whom liberal per
crntsge viii NJ allowed. iyo
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The Green-the Green--oh all vcrdant be cast
That spirit Of Freedom upon US at last
On bosoms 50 varied who cares tho II all
Some lighter-some deeper-ii green upon all
Each tint To il place. and the faintest may still
Give natural truth TO the national Will;
And once in national purpose arrsyed,
Some fruits will be gathered before il viii fade
Yea, even in fading fresh shades will be then
Spread over the land 10 renew it again
j DE- JFAN.
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The Green-the Green-oh no color can be
30 III AZ the Green for the chained or tic free
Who. under q hammer. would 20 their graves
Defending. as ireemen, demanding. a. slaves -
Like il will the spirit Of 7 freedom remain
Where tyrants have irodden-but trodden in vain
q or the iowly in station il gathers apace;
And the lofty but seldom deny It some place
Overwhelmed or wiihered- il viii not depart
Too far for timely return TO the heart
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DANCING AND Waiting Academy. No 81

~ East Brosdwsy.Mss Parker respectfully announces
"a The families residing IN the vicinity ~ East brOad~ ay
hat she intends penng school for The season IN the private
rooms a. he corner Fast Broadway AMI Cnion-s en-
trance In non.L young AIDES and misses, cOunienc-
ing the hrst Tuesday in Ocio5~f-
Dnvs of uion Tuesdays and Fridays. from 10 o'clock
Mss Parker VIII give instructions In the ashUnaoe quad
Bal Room Pos. Gsopsdes other styles u Walking
Particular paid 70 the mnget exercise, a. Il u"
much improve tie t-uf-- 49,
Terms made Known on application 70 NJ. Parker Al Der
residence No ~ Bowery, or a. th school ou ne dsy OF
opening. ,. -.
morning class vii be formed iof sies uii lni Il n
convenient =, attend m ti- afternoon 81 81
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FoR THE PILES

nR. UPHAMs ELECTUARY ian Internal remedy is a
)certsn cure for the PILES either Internal or exerna
bleeding or blind Sold only this city the ofcs VI the
original Proprietor. A UpHAM, 81 d. regular educated
Physician OF pcrence confined u AZ ONCE
prsctce where Pile. al Chronic Diseases
fully treated. Medical Office ls5 Bowrry four doors above
spnng-sL Office hours from A. NJ w 7. NJ. Advlce
grsr. 80 mDsWs
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Schools.
BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
l. TOWN, CONN-D. H. CHASE, 4. NJ. PRINCIPAL
Established IN 1855 Sessions commence May 18th and Oct
18Th continuing I'VE months, A. 80 per session Thorough
preparation for College Business and personal attentions
are pupils y IN the pensiye schoolx
Lads from New placed In charge Of careful per.
son. going and returning Circulars d. ~ Market street and
f-.R
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TO MACY

Whether of silk Thy bonnet be- of stuff straw,
And be it brown any hue, yon ike of all you saw
You would be sti the same to me mono, now-now, |
think pink
really often, Maggy could have quarelrd with your
But when to songs
OF Erin's wrongs
Thou dost thy harp at.une
! could. think,
Forgive the pink,
And love thee more aroon.
Whether thy veil be blue or green, OF one OF snowy while
Or should thine eyes geam thro black ike planet thro
midnight, part,
And should il hide your peascdness shade il but in
Beneath each change foud find the girl Of my heart
But when 10
OF country's wrongs
Thou dos, thy harp aitune
Sounding her might
lfrous'd to fight,
love the more. aroon w. J. NJ.
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Mr. 4 >ViAtfkR'- Pnva.e ,eno9. ior ~
vi str,cion In Dancing. Waiting. Ia PoSa Mazurka-
Niuue. q opadss ladrs, In llsh Contra and span
- Dances Sc vii commence Monday, sept -eh. a,
No. -s Mercer-- corner u Amy ~ 0clocS and "
For frtfr narc ar pleas. cal as above. eSeOt'
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THE TRIBUNE.
MIR. OWEN'N

address to the Inhabitants OF the United STATES
and 20 the Population of the Western Hemi--
phere. however now divided by Language,
and Opponent interests:
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-.l:ilBEKT,s PATENT Aeuon Boston
EE.-RI- Piano Fofles-" For sweetness Of tone, for
HT IA ielcacy u expression and touch. for dura.
y ubility ofworkmansinp, for standing long In
tame for every Characteristic which comprises hno
finished Instrument Mr. Lemue 0iIbefls Pianos stand un-
ryslled HEsRy RUSSELL"
For sale, wholesale and l~taii
90 DSWu J. SMITH ROMANS. x33 Broadway.
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VIM II. JONES. Aucuoneer.
IANnsAlIE I'll KNlIl HE. P-ArD.

WM IT JUNE-, Alcrolrer.
HANDSOME FUKNlTt IKE. Piano, Mirrors &c
On Frray sept 18Th a. 10, O'Clock, a. ne South W eel
cornsr OF Houston and Mercer The furniture, among
winch are mahogany Preach betsiess and bsSidlng, M
French Chair Arm Chairs, marble top dressing bares-
marble ION Centre Tables Ma.hs ants. Oh COtl Solar
Lamp Carpets. MaiIing. Clinz " adow Curtains &C &c
Also tn,-oned uahogany Piano. extra SIZE French
o ale Nirrors Also, a Chinese Lacquerred Work Table.
Also Kitchen Furniture Catalogues ready or he morning
~ 49,. Tsrr. rx-h ga ST.
MACHINE BELTING-Goodyear's Patent Metal
WI ID Rubber Machine Psng article Of great strength
and durary-can be sdapied 10 al kinds Of machinery
fur which ealh-r Is used. costs about oDenifd e-- and
superior 10 many respects IL Is unanselsd ~ heal g.
cold and when adjusted 10 machinery does not require a.
,eraion as /. he case with leather For sale BY
GEO. BEECHER, lco Broadway.
Bea Of given lengA and thickness made " oscef suSS
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INST PuBIISHED.

V'HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY Tor Schools. Illus
i ;rsed by ~ engraviugs snd IS msps. with globe
map plan, 10 vol ITO by ;. @ Goodrich, author
81 Peter Psrley's Tales Sc.
The above work has already been Introduced into TIE
Public Schools OF Rochester and in number OF others.
The hrs edition nearly disposed Of the second
VII he published in few DAYS.
s3os HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. 2is Pearl.sL
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DALMEK & WHITFIELD, Aaoraie.

i NArHL J. PALMER, Million y "a
WN A. WHITFIELD
VII attend the superior and County Courts O me Com
ties Of Roc gan GuifOri Orange Granville Person aud
Caswe; also, the 4. States Circuit Court and ne Superior
and County Courts Raleigh, " {. and tie husngs Cour
a. Danyille. Va .
Claims OF every description and other business eonaded
10 them 10 any part Of North Carolina vii be PanciGaly
and faithfully si.rnde1 10
Re,srsaas-Paa. Ncllwsns Co. and Ncllwaine
BroWn.ey L Co P-;er.Durg Hubbard, gardner Co and
4 CO. Baltimore. H. 4 A Campbell. PHI la1elPhia West
Oliver l. Co. DicAersOn. Churchill x Co, Tow nssnd \
Brothers Pecx, Bradford Richmond, N=w-iork
frax -gs,> NJ
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spirit Of the Irish Nation.

| We have made the following selections from late
numbers Of the Dublin Nation The crowded state
Of our columns recently has crowded out our usual
extracts Of thi. kind We begin with two or three
extracts from a work recently published entitled
The Ballad Poetry Of Ireland.
! From the Emigrant Mother which ls anony-
nous we take the following burst oil maternal aii-c-
/ ton and poetic description -
Your eyes have the twin stars light, ma orotdthe
No cuise In9h,an ban;
1 And your swan Ike neck is dear 70 me-
30 caiilip og alan.
/ And dear il your fairy foot 40 light,
And vour dazzling mlE-wbite hand
! And vonr hair it's a thread Of the golden light
That was spun in the ranbow's hand.
| The following verse closes the Wsyfarers son by
! J. d. Fraser
Touch tyrants but slightly.
What anguish they fling,
Touch ncitles but lightly,
Their venom will cling
But either grasDcd hghdy
Is spoild Of the sting
II tyranny wrung thee.
For inie preteH
Beware WhY il stung thee
And QrlDc il the next
The Lament Of the Emigrant Connaught Wo.
man for her Dead Son by James keegan s pc
culiarlv characteristic ballad. The scene IL an En-
The keener mourns a mother especially over her
absence from home and the omission of the sacred
rites of the Church
HAD you died in your own kindly land in the West,
The would be sung and your winding-sheot blest
And the wild Connaueh girls would hrong TO your bier
With bright and all the fair flowers Of the year.
Och dchOpc
With the gems Of the heart and the bloom of the year
But ah amongst strangers your white limbs laid.
You are sreched-brd alone in the Sasanachs shade
But the Sasansch, for you. his bell did not toll,
And no one rs much as said Peace 10 your soul,
UHdh, GohOns
And none but myself said, Gods rest to your soul
We must make room for verse from another
keen that of a wife over her husband
Why did We die Could welded wife adore you
with purer love than that my bosom bore youf
Your childrcns checks peaches ripe and mellow,
And threads Of gold, their tresses long and yellow
Ua gula gulla gone &c. &c.
But my black despair when thou vert dying
Ger thee wept no heart was signing
No breath OF prayer did wait your soul to glory
But lonely you did lie, and mamd and glory
Uila guls guls gone SC &c
o may your dove ike soul, on whitest pinOns,
Pursue her upward fight to Gods dominions thee
Where saints and martyrs hands shal gifts provide
And o my grief that am not beside thee
Ula gulla, gulla gone &c &c