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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Do pcTsons InuCbitd 70 The csiute OF Thomas
Bhofd deed, late e Goocbiani county virginia will con
er favour by making ray same At a. ssry
day a. possible az the wanted Those hsvfg eiins
against The estate ether BY Boa holding b.. mo
srcuy wido well 10 advise laet either pers,nsv n,
BY letter addressed 10 me bt Yves Post Office Gooc.nI county
Va Wa. s. BiSPOHD.
Acting fDr Nsgiaiehs y. Bnfofd
nh 35-wgw Err ~ Tfss Birf1rd der
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uT- The Annual Meeting OF the Bible Society Of yirr
MIA viii be held in the Centenary Church Tuesday night
the LIST OF April, at half pas, O'clock Several interest.
ing addresses may be expected. 90 faun NH 96-b
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1--WE authorized to announce Asa d. DICKINSON.
rs the Wig candidate represent the county Of Prince
Edward n the no5t Lo gislaiure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

r We requested say. tina, the heirs VI the late
Daniel ne Bonneville, Surgeon. of Va. may receive inor.
mson,o 'rt advantage. by spPlca,onto William Peugh,
Salsn. Faugaier Co., Va, (po-t psia) 81. ....
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

THURSDAY MoaNiys March 81. 1915.
There animation yesterday ia the Cotton mar.
kei, and the transactions only amounted about lSGO
bales Prices, although unchanged, appear loan IN 70.
OF the buyer.
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TO CONTRACTORS. 80
rNHE President and Visitors Of the Virginia

rT>HE President and Visitors of the Virginia
Il in'iItstion for Education
Blind having compelled change their peeaocs
oftbc buildings and alter tic time
o difference OF between the Board Of viors
di of Public Account regard
making the appropriation the OF
having declined aIns The
dioni accepted by the Executive
proposals uni - O'Clock, Trrsn,Y
for the completion OF sld Institution. .t.Hr
The plans allowed contact
ami may b. application smith
Tie Architect, who resides in ile iEstiinion.
ALEX h. H. sTt'ARr,
MICH g. KINNEY, EIsesfrs H. "a 4
FRANCIS 7. srRiBIING. (Cosxr1rgs
JAMES POINTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

IL The Author OF an article signed "Scyeral Voters.
will please leave his name with the Editors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
WYTHE


We .gei say that the late distinguished W hg repre-
this county, Mr. Fulton, declines
The House ii Delegates contained member
lgh,e;Icd rin. practical and useful, while be wholly
devoid OF petension We do that the people 81
Wyu.r, of all parties, will appeal to Mr. Fulton To serve
them egtin and the State That section o. the State in
conjunction with the CENTRE has immense interests nj
stake, ought place in its public councils lis very
able; Fedora! party ought TO be wholly forgotten,
when the question s, prosperity adversity-fe or death!
Southwestern Virginia (Ltle Tennessee y is indissolu
bly, linked by fate with Richmond We here oil know it.
and act upon iye,, where Richmond much vipend
ed rs in that region Where the Whissthe People
OF Riekpond-so much sp ken against. and nsepesen
ed, as there
This Is doaa by patty tools-sueh the modest Sc
na;or from that district We call upon tho people Of
Little Tennessee" cherish for Richmond kinder and
gereroIs feeling We brethren, and ought
to be paired by demagogues.
Al last dates, there Wing candidate ia W ytls.
Mr. Leftwich is the Democratic candidate.
RUSSELL.
lanes Dickinson, Esq.. 10 tina Wing candidate IN Rus
sol, opposed by The late mernorI, M" ce-~.n. Mr
Dicins H. IRON private inormaiion,) think. will be
elected.
GILES AND MERCER.
Mr.. Pcndieton Loco il the only candidate these
associated counties. What do the Wings mean Do
,cy mean give mp the oountesio surrender without
a blow We hope and trust The aggregate voice
of the two counties decidedly Wing, and would be
recreaney to strike the flag before there q
Sunmons
MONTGOMERY AND PULASKI.
In these associated Counties Mr.. j. +. Preston Is the
Wing Mr. Edmundson tho Democratic candidate Little
doubt OF Preston's election!
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

There is pretty good enquiry for exchange and pre-.
vuus rates supported. We quote Sterling SIa9 per
cent pren Francs. 5i25i to 5324. NewYofk, - dnys,
~ , per cent dis. Sight checks par per cent di..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
ID. Paine d. o., Managers.

$4,000 rs Nos - Balois.
Drawing ~ fine ue Lottery hand b. day. mail
Capitals $4,000 1000 1000 $500 5000 1915 &C Is nos ~
Ballots. Tickets e..
drawing Of The Pozomoks River Lottery. M
~ 7i-45 - 90 ~ ~ " II ~ 80
Ticket Nos ~ - 7I-~tl another Capital soid'
4 n the u. ). Court for the Eastern District of
n Va in the tnaer Of bankruptcy Of Geo. Talafono PuT
sani TO order Of the Distinct Court Of United
Eastern District Of EHEina directing the
county OF Gloucester further
said Geo Tasfro, and pfovabie under
estss'ng Uniform system ~ bankruptcy throughout the Un
ted Siaos viii as I'd az Gloucester q. H. Va April
next prepared the said order the parties
Interested VIII phase attend paci their elaims
nh 2s-wIw
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" ArcroS NoTcG.-Dn this friday afternoon, At 1
oeoet the premises Jssrsonl we viii .s In.
House and Lot now occupied Mr. VIM TreIer-o In
vie the public attention.
mil % INIOEs A nROrpeR A,.,.
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VEfND IONS.
The Election Of nine Councilman IRON each Ward sf
this City, viii be held the rs Wednesday In Aprl nc,
at tho following places, ,I:-For Ward No. or Jei.r.
son Ward, at the Union Hotel-or Ward No. g or Msd
son Ward, ut the Columbian Hoie-for Ward No. / or
Monroe Ward, st,ne Shockos Hill Tsvenn. ~
The Polls will be opened 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and closed
al Sunset Of the same day.
----.- JNO. NJ PERCUSSION.
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WARD ELECTIONS.

l Mr. " D. Palmer Is the Agent Tor this Office in Bal.
more. Philadephia. New York and Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
RUSSELL.

James Dickinson, Esq. 10 tina Wing candidate IN Rus
cell, opposed by meInorI, M. Cs--~n. Mr-
Dickins,n II, IRON private in:omaion think, will be
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Giles IND MERCER
MONTGOMERY AND PULASKI

In these associated counties, Mr. ]. F. Preston Is III
Wing Mr.. Edmundson ha Democratic candidate. I.ittl
doubt OF Prestons election.
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=. JNO. ~. rbhSooSONs
fcb 2oth.-td SeW' City of Richmond :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07

G5- The T. 5. CATHOLIC MAGAZINE AM MONTH
1.Y REVIEW for March is very superior number,
and contains several able papers-The leading arti-
cle sag>e de LEgsse Cdoiqpe dars "a Generalization des
Saints is an interesting and weritcn exposition Of the
policy of that Church Is tina, subject In the second,
Bronsons Quarterly that sene:nans orthodoxy i spoken
Of as rather ncpcut and thcorcc than mature and prac
ca-,he reasons for this conclusion worthy Of perusa
as is indeed the whole OF the article 1.-The Papal Govern
ment is another, in reply paper in the Democratic
Review, byJ r. HeadIey, entitled Outline Sketch the
Government, and Administration of Rome and the Papal
States" which Mr. Headieys opinions points
contested with considerable critical vgor and ordsazed
through the evidence Of the work Lunadoro entitled Lo
presen;e, STA IA Relazione della corte di Roma /, is
defence Of the policy of the state Government of Rome
and is full of interesting information paper Archao
oSy, by L. BoIstiHere is continued. OF the Poetry we
quote the following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07

Dr.. ELLIOTT, THE TEMPERANCE LECTURER
This eloquent and devoted advocate of Temper
ance has jus, arrived in our city. We perceive by
the Eastern Press that he has been attracting large
crowds during the past winter by his brilliant and
pathetic appeals. He speaks on Long Island, we
believe, few times and is engaged TO lecture in
the Mariners Church in Roosevelt.st. on Tuesday
evening the 1lth inst. He Is TO visit Philadelphia,
we understand, on the 18th, and remain there a
short time leciuring In the language of Wor-
cesier paper DIR. Elliott is an original, has great
powers and command of language. a voice that
the dcep thunder OF Niagara-moves his hearers as
he lists, -,...,.......;.a..
He is also a thrilling and original singer, May
success attend him in the cause III which lie is so
laboriously and efficiently engaged. {.
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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINIMENT.-This celebrated Ts1r--v IS now
Tor the rSt time offered the New oTs public: the
Iriy which * has ohtue the eouIty (Ns,ches;srl
wee as osnal introduced has induced the proprietor
u extend lis sal throughout the country Thss mas e,
been discovered N eSsTnsl sGtd thar has proved Certain
thsttEGfis Sresd LJr5S, PAN the Chest aud Back,
Spr1IiS bruises Aerro1s .ifscsi0nS feGkress IN the
JOINTS, C0TTdcti0Hs Of tbe Hscfes Burns SGlf Rkeuu
Cre,!p !slie y: The FACE. Tooth Seize. &c sc.
he following letters from TIE highly Physicians
who haze ad chee OF the Hosp4. IA the Sirg State
OF TINS celebrated External Remedy and suiceG gura-
tia: WORTHY the confidence The pi.blic Foe partc-
ulars the Certificates accompanying each bottle. Price
p Gents.
sIvG SING. December 18th Isii.
Ny Dear Sir Received your 5 Yesterday asking ny
opinion relation 20 Hunts Lnmen; prepared By Nh O. Z.
Sanou knowing IT. coCpostuI. and having frequently
us-d it. recommend ven safe external remedy
ard IN my opinion the pest Linim-nt now in
Yery truly and respectfully yours.
4 X. HOFFMAN, VI. D.
/ fully concur IN The above oElnion:
This Liuiu,ent is sold By Rushtou Co III Broadway
As;o. Hnus-: Broadway. corner Foueruthsreei; A B.
D. Sands 70 Ful;ou-Sf 213 Broadway y East Broadway;
Aspnwali IS WillamStTee Neakm, 81 Broadway: Cui-
o. III Bower corner of tand-Strear: Moss of Ca-
non and rands-;; C. p Huestis lai Nasslustrset
OF Ann; Bonsall cor. Canal and Hudson Austin.
Cedar ard Nassau j. j. Coddngon SOB Hudson street
Graham corner Of Old;lp ard Waerstree Hibbard Cobb
corner Atlantic and Columbia Brooklyn and Druggists
generally hrousho the city aud United StlteS and By
HOADLEN, PHELPS X 60. AZ W1tsJ-strset n \ who
are the wholesale Orders addressed them 10 the
proprietor AZ Sing Sing will BE- attended TO-
f2i I'm GEORGE L. STANTON.
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DRY G00hS.
MecuRDY. ALDRIcHS SPENCER, No. a Exc

NcCURDY. ALDRICH \ SPENCER, No Il Exchange
NE Piece, offer for sale
COTTON GOODS
400 PRINTS. from the American P.n. Works At Fail
River, consisting OF Rich Chntz Light Fancies =,
3 and { cold Plates, Lawn Places, Two Blues,
&c. &c.
$50 DO Points from the Lodi and other Works, con-
sistinS lish, Plates, black and white, black ard
purple.
$50 10 BLEAcHEp SntRr1NGs and SnEErINGs, various
widths and qualities
300 bales BROWN SHEETSGs, Hamilton. Croton As Hart
ford. Fall River and other kinds.
100 do Brown SHIRTISGs.
$50 do COTTON OsSABURGs, 81 IS 30 ant 81 inch wide
100 cases CorroNADEs, CranAies and Printed Pantacon
50 bales rs and 81 BEDrIcKINGs. Stufts.
50 cases CHEcSs, striped Shirtings &c.
50 do COTTON FLAG HtNpKEAciilEFs.
WOODEN GOODS.
$50 CLOTHS superior wool dyed black. brow
srecn blue and mixed.
100 do CAsstMEREs, plain ana fancy.
200 do SArINErs. great variety OF styles coors and
qualities, from the best manufacturers.
so do BUCKsHINs, light and dark mixed.
Toe do KENTUCKY Fans, blue, mixed, striped and plaid
100 do kERsEYs. from the Mallov mill.
100 do PLAID LISsEYs. S. and IL.
so do TwEEpS and PULLED Cloths.
$50 bales CARPETS, fine, super and threepy. patterns
from the owasco mills.
ALSO
50 cases AMERICAN SEWING SILKS superior article from
the Dedham Factory ies Paw
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kxApp,s INDIAN STRENGTHENING

n -
THESE Flss;-rs Unpare Tor pans weakness IN the
back breast. side limbs. Rheumatism. Bruises, SfrsHs
Sr and for ASriuistc Affections CrcGp III Children HEY
will IN most give iuu'edia;e ard soothing relief
They Will also he found highly beneficial Tor complaints OF
the Liver Lungs and Kidney.
Persons OF ssalry habits WHOSE business requires them
,t or s,l mach who b. troubled with weakness the
chest pain the side bEe1st, will ito roi BY
wearing enc of th-ss Plssers-
With regard TO the efficacy OF these Plssers nothing assd
De sa.d ihsg carry With em :if own Recommendation
and prics being rkAb low Is sufficient inGGce
Men; for those afflicted 10 give them :-i1t
The proprietor Is confident by The great snd Increasing &
mand for these PlSters the popularity which they have OBJ
t.usi solely by hsis merits, aud the universal ssisfc
hon ;hey have gyen that they decidedly SUPERIOR 10 any
ether IN
No Taias are >srrd making them adhesive and Pi'be
possible and rendering teu free from all those abeecu
the dly
These Pls;srs need bu, one trial 70 give every satisfaction
desired
Be and ask for SN.Prs iNpt>N STRENGTHENING
FLAsrER aud that his signature on the back ct each
none other senuins.
Made only by P B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
AZ his medicine warehouse No 80 Hudsor-s;Tt one door
below hfns NewN DIRK. Also Tor sale by the Druggists
generally Price Ia and Ia each {stpl ma t.
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CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCU
MENTS.''
Col. MISE, ef -4menia, -Nelr- York, teyites
under date Of January ., 1915,
follntrS

Mr.. ISAAC BcTTs: -I--., {,
Sir: / he high estimation (which WssFs Balsan OF " Id
beneficial effects my family believe II 10 De
bic in cases of incipient Consumption. -,
My wife whose constitution naturally feeble IN the slI
of 1873 took Geld which affected her !uaEs producing
harssiEg couSh and hoarseess that she could WIN d
Guilty speak
physicians became alarmed al hsr situation told her that IN
less her cough and other symptoms left her the weaef l-
preached would be not likely the warm weather
cold At the time he ried,cus 70 ak WiS
tended 10 lessen her fever but still OUCH HOARSE-
MSS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
same tine 81 this alarming OF tie disease procured
few bottles OF Wstars Basam ofWd Cherry which she be-
gan TO take After using one bottle could perceive tte
no benefit from it because she had become Tar reduced By
IL, use though freely confess hoping against hope
Before the second bottle thought there was some
relief she prrsvered in ITS TIL she had taken or
bottles and now sir the gratifying result Is PERFECT
RESTORATION 10 her usua! health Not one Of those
alarming SYMPTOMS have appt are and should do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend II to others
who may be in similar situation.
Respectfully your friend. W II. NASE-
e NJ Swift ESQ. District Attorney of DYehesS O. WRITES;
am acquainted with Col " H. Nase, Of Armenia who is
man OF uth-and of facts entitled inll
credit Further know that the health of his wiie greatly
improved. r. VI. SW III |.
Again we say, call and the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.
They fully prove that this Balsam is the ONLY reabe remedy
for Pains weakness OF the Chest and Lungs. Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint ncpient Consumption, Asthma of one TO
10 years standing Raising of Blood and every disease
duced b. cold and changing climate.
Remember certificates and statements of cures are III
ALL CASES STRICTLY TRUE.
Principal Office - Ann.st but sold By Druggists IN all parts
If he
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THE TRIBUNE.

THE MguENTo. A GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP Edited by
G, ". EVEREST. l2 mo. pp z's9 Ntw-1ork
Wiley s. Putnam.
This ia a collection of Original Prose and Verse,
mainly blythe writers oil Connecticut prepared with
much taste, and elegantly printed. Among the
writers we remark the names of
Mrs. sgourney. Park Benjamin, James Dixon,
q F { osgood Vim. II. Burleigh II. {. Deming,
"a n NJ Everest, Vim. L. Charming, PIX. Kibouun. &c.
We make room for but single extract from these
fair. wel-fled pages.
TIfE LAKE.
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EIoR THE PiLES!-Are you afflicted with Piles:
L Try, ;hcn, without delay Doctor UphGms Veg
etablc Eectuary the best remedy offered TO public
notice. This really excelen: medicine is the result OF 4
thorough medical education ana complete knowledge of
the disease 70. which is recommended The most ui
umphant success attends its administration.
Read the following remarkable cases
lady, residing Norfolk street, was seriously afflicted
with Pies So great her suffering that, 10 use her own
expression, life burden; for :cnr weeks she had been
attended by one OF our eminent Physicians, without
the least benefit Satisfied that il aggravated case
OF Files prescribed the Eec;uRry two boxes We're used
Six months AFTER the lady called on me 10 prescribe
for another complaint, and then Informed me that she was
perfectly cured the Piles by the two boxes, and had eX-
perienced TO return since.
Mrs residing Greene street. called on me last spring,
saving that she had been affected with Piles for TWO years,
accompanied by pain the side plpiaton OF the heart,
sense OF sraghness the chest, and oppression,
she was unable lie down without eeyaing the head and
chest considerably; resting horizontally produced sense
of suocation followed By cough. by using one box ci
the Eocusry the pain in the side. papiion ana oppres
sion ceased she could lie down without Inconvenience, and
,hces were partially removed. and second box made
complete cure 20 tie great qualification OF the patient
Sod in this City by the Proprietor only regularly ed-
Gated PHYSICIAN confined Office practice for the treat
ment of CHRONIC DISEASES No. 1876 Bewery. Nedica!
advice in relation to the above any other complaint
gratis Price OF the Eiectudyy dollar - Remember
that the Elscuuru INTERNAL REMEDY ard not an
er,erRgl aJyatioa and sold ONLY AZ l96 BoweTy four
doers above S1ring 81 Otcc hours from y. NJ. ;oa ?.
~ j22 3m'
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alss DslA A. WErsrrs-.This young lady, TO-
Se'hef with her venerable father, Is now at the
rankin House IN this city We have, al the re-
YVES, OF Mr.. Webster, carefully examined all the
evidence introduced upon the trial, and that which
Las Since been obtained, and find nothing in i, in
eonsisieni with the entire innocence OF Miss Web
ster
), Her story is that Farbank invited her 10 attend
me wedding of Mr. George Allen. friend of his,
Mao was aboxt 10 be married 10 Miss Emma Smith,
Siea 10 the neishborhood OF Paris, hy-that after
Sechhins the invitation several tunes she at last
ssgnsented to so-that, near Pans, MIR. Allen and
russ Smith go; into the hack with them, and drove
u 10 ,sMaysve and crossed the Ohio-that, finding
al seH deceived IN the distance, she refused 10 go
~ I9fther--,hat Falrbank returned IN few hours
"a eaylng her, and reported that they were mar
III ea py Rev. Mr.. John Rankin OF Ohio, ana that
~ .aen returned 10 leXington-that no slaves
sn WIN item IN the hack that she saw no slaves,
s+s aao no knowledge Of any abducuon-that She
b,s ard never was, an abo!itioni.t, and never
b,as sny sympathy with their principles. Fairbark
,Ss mas also given his testimony under oath, OF
", Tn'ife innocence Of Miss Webster, in an ahda-
=, 't rom which we extract the following:
Know. 10 positive certainty, that Miss Webster Is
Ihs~ assisting Lewis wife and child, 10 escape and
ana every reason 10 believe she knew nothing OF them,
=, never saw their In her liie.''
6 Ems was sworn TO before the Clerk Of the Court
CT, n ner return 10 Vermont she intends 10 publish
,Su account Of the whole transaction, and al the
No.. uhie 10 express her views upon slavery, and
;a. gu, the folly and injurious course OF the Abo-
A'on's's fCincinnati Atlas, March ].
w The Boston Hotel is TO cost S400, 900,
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HOTELS.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
CORNER OF WILLIAM & pUANE-STS. y. Y.

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE-STS, y. Y.
lA The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
@ he has leased the abov establishment and now pre-
pared 10 accommodate them with RoaTd and Lodging
on very moderate ;ers II has been in the thorough
and complete repair painted and reted with additional nsw
furniture and he will usual what ne intends 10 do
bur snlics the travelling community visit and give him a
trial and Judge or themselves that the establishment under
his management deSciu: of the patronage OF the public
The location being central business offers Inducements to
merchants from the country from its retired situation unsu.
passed BY any other house IN the city Terms. 81 per day
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber hecs call the attenou of parties; thar
the Assembly Room viii be let those giving Balls and
Concerts the part o the season and ha' t
room win shortly be put complete repair and ite up IN
iesonal senllcie OF The law, that his for arbitraorS
has undergone alteration and that he u ready 10
accommodate crn on reasonable ,crmswhich will be seeu
by his regulation of room hire ~,
y B.-A select number of Permanent BoaTders Will be
mas Sm MINoRD S. THRESHER.
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THE STARS.
HI JOHN AUGUSTUS SHEA.

FATHER VINO hast set those stars,
Living benisons above,
Shining, shiniDg-eyer, ever,
With far less of light than love:
o, they seem TO me as telling
Through the dark there still is light
In our home Of future dwelling:
Father. tell me, am right ?
In the silence OF the night,
Night so beautiful and lone
Every star in heavens blue hight,
Seems beacon TO thy throne;
And in spirit thus believing
Is most consoling might -
Faith so pure is undecelvlng:
Father, tell me, am right ?
They are ever to my eyes
As life awaking book,
Full of beautiful surmise,
Mystic moro, the more | look;
Then deem them, soul-subdued,
An Apocalypse of light
Where no Human dare intru6e:
Father, tell me, am right
Toll at midnight oh, is weary;
But how wearler were NY lot
Even at midnight, lone and dreary
If these wondrous works were not,
IT'S my thoughtful transport, walking
Homeward in the noon of night,
To be with them of Thee talking:
Father, tell me, am right ?
Thinking OF thy mercies, shining
Countless as those stars above,
DO stand and pause dlvlnlng
III ;hpst. mysteries oil love
No! but filed with faith unfolding
Faith so singly, boldly bright
! behold ,hee-thuS beholding,
Father, tell re, am fright
in this darkness OF surmise-
Pause. thinking, loving, lost,
Srar-concenirated mid the skies,
Like a seaman tempest-tost,-
can k,,otc not what they are,
But, so merclfully bright,
See thee In each guiding star:
Father, tell me, am right!
Linked with that upward thought
Souls affinity with them,
Is the brilliant star that brought
Worshippersto Bethlehem;
| can not, amid the whole,
Point the one-commlssioned light,
But through it wing my soul:
Father, tell me, am right !
II err, good Father hear me ,
If err, oh deign TO hear!
have thought thee ever near me:
Else could my sorrow bear
Every thing-ihe gay and solemn
Dreams of day or thoughts of night
Star or streamlet, mound or column
Tells me-Father, am fright =!
RS. Judd & Taylor, Astor House, are the Agel
U. s. C. NJ. in this city. Ii is published by j. Nj
- Market ST. Baltimore.
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e." THE ADOPTED CHl.D or the Necessity OF
Early Piey: BY CHARLES BURpErr, author OF
Emma or The Lost Found" has just been published by
John $ TAYLOR LIS Nassau-srcet. Mr.. BIS former work
was received with much favor and doubt not that this
WIN also be made welcome by the public. 1t simple,
unatOrncd narrative calculated conmend the blessings
which wait life Of humble virtue. Il forms an lSmo
volume or $50 pages.