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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
DR.. STVAYNE"S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been so successful in COM
a medicine, which has done


Of m and restore the Invalid to Health and
yedly popular family medicine, Da swArsE' CoMrouND
Ssaur o. WLp CHERRS and none hss been 50 generally pa
Europe nor has there ever been so srest effort the
short space q Only or yes to deceive the credu
Ea BY saoas *. na% or wD
CHEssY and much Of the Of The original prepare
on will them from the lash OF the law and one OF
shops calls te BALKAN OF wILD CHtsRr had the
psyas 70 s,Son hs public sEsin, The Qginsa p,s
s''s, ise 5 Ys' sG u N INF osrERs.
Cd Regular Phvscar and arose from many years
q ~
best testmon,s 81 the unparalleled Of Dr. Swayns
Compounoof WIG cherry. for the cure Of
Consumption
CouEs- Colds Splitting Blood Complaint Tickling OF
R.ioE IN the Throat Nervous Debility Weakness OF Vote
Pspitaon Disease Heart Pam IN the side or Breat
ss'; Of
declared the world ysas before any other
tremevs as 70 the truth Of the above BY ssIs nqsry "a
Phladelphia The genuine article Is prepared ony by Or
EsS and
other spurious articles Of Wild Cherry has been sold out and
HOOD and srRArAeEM to their OF IL The &C.
article plain style square bottles covered
with blue wrsppsr with yellow label with the proprstOrs
SThs;ss ' r. sSs e 81 Wits Els i r.
EY that he: s.s whs sss
sion defiance the whole csalous Of Patent Ned
Sssci
OF WILD GERRY, and purchase 10 p,hsr. ,,.~;. 10,
Is sissshsf s1sss DoSd III Brosdwsy, lsws Green
= s'ii sEs corner o s'''' me ''''' '''' '"''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

FLORIDA CONFER KNcK.-The Florida Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, South, adjourn
cd the 10th February: It was held at Monticello
and was presided overjby Bishop Andrew II. H. Lucky
and A. Martin elected delegates to the General
Conference. Among the resolutions adopted, one 10
the delegates to the General Conference to support any
ton Of the church, South with the book concern in New
York;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

LATER FROM MExco.-We have been permitted
to make the following extract from q letter lately
received from VEN Cruz under date Of Feb. 18TH
satisfaction to majority Of the departmental govern
ments the country remains quiet II does not appear
that General Arsta has yet declared against the
thorty Of Parsdes, though Il highly probable he win
do so.1 le sfAa# e. r f.f. s.a
foundation that Sonora einaloa, and California have
pronounced against the government MEE
Mr. Slidell IL still ct Xaapa Our citizens and COM
merce remain unm0lested
There present before this place. French English
and Spanish vessels Of war Unisn Of 1hsrsisy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT Burlington
Anthony to be Marshal of the United States for the
district OF Rhode Island vice Sylvester Harshorn
OF the United states for the port Of Dsmerara IN British
Guiana, vice Moses Benjamin, deceased. Allen Nc
snds subject to sale at Plsttsburg Missouri from sist
March, lS46. vice James II. Birch whose resignation
will take effect on that day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

lust PUBLISH ED, Prlce 50 cents 4, the ResscS 0Ges
BEACON ede BY g. Vale Conteuts-Sprr Of sbs 1imss;
with the Hi'tory Of il Eoundsr Tina with
from the Latn work; EIemees Of Asso!omy and A.
Card; OF the Plsaes Tor the 1876
10 Each OF the ADORE works for sale in pemphiss form.
For sale aso.a variety Of Liberal Works ND aw eodre
SEGAR WAREHOUSE,
No 81 Cheapside b alftm0re
D ARMSTRONG THORN TON respectfully call
d The attention Southern and Merchants to the
following stock, enumerated below, which they will sell
pleasing terms y
5000 CASTILLO SE0ARS
5000 Rifles do
$500 w. Rssalia do
100 900 L. ReGalice do
10000 La Norma do
$1,000 Canoues do
5000 Principe do
100000 low priced do
300 boxes TOBACCO.
cases Smoking Tobacco
50 boxes do
Pipes. kegs, bottes blsdders 0anstts Snuff.
nv I'D coo re
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T0 TATLORS

TTis deemed sss.ry 70 say more svor q STEM
NETS celebrated work Cutng 0srn ~ - ~
eminent Of die profession BY the aid q inc ~ Ds-
Grams contains fosessr ws sae espscty can N IN:
ours Cur AsD sixoArcr any o. TN venoss styles
bv The mo srperienced cutters The ~ lev o.
the many highly respectable names VINO 'ne "sfn Of
Ss being practically seossi.sed with Mr.
om,nsud as work complete IN IL mranesmsnt, and its
Cutting, superior 70 NY heretefore
pIse,uecs swrhsr In Europe America r. Heqry scn;
Rsi CutrI: stasts Baker; Charlie. Coz; y. " Trycn
Co; r. Horner; James Day hsv"ano' . ~ Dssss's'
The above be obtained OF the suthor, AZ No. iis
Broadway, New York. price from - TO $40 per copy
mart fineyd'r
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JERSEY MoRALIrY.-A bill to prohibit horse racin.

JERSEY MoRALITY.-A bill to prohibit horse racing
passed the New Jersey Legislature yesterday, BY
Just the constitutional number Of spare
Racing 70 money, or whore 20 or more people
sembled, 10 declared to be offence, and s persons
concerned directly indirectly giving notice Of H. cd
vertising &c TO be guilty OF misdsmsanor, and pun
ishable by $1,000 fine imprisonment exceeding one
year The bill has passed both branches OF the Lsssla-
ture and only waits the signature Of the Govenor
to become q law-unless, indeed, Q reconsideration
should be obtained In the House. sl1sf LII
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COTTON MILL

~ COTTON MILL
WANTS situation n Manager Of Cotton Mill, NJ
w intimately sce9ai.tsd wh he y.rcSs noS:s 49,.
recommended BY two msn having charge me sfse mele-
- sstablishnsnn n The United sstss AdaSs y me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
CoMP1UMD SYRUP OF - N s.rpI

H1I IHE TRIUMPH COMPLETE IT
Ter sale By MOORE 4 Co, the American Agents, ~
Ann street. and Elliott, I5S DIVISION STREET, op-
Iosite Ludlow, New York. Price q bcttls-six bot
nslnjs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
STATISTICS OF CRIME IN New JERsEY.-There
were admitted into the State prison Of New Jersey,

Total in ~ years. 1900
The sentences Of these 2205 averaged years, 10
months and days each During the whole period SOS
were pardonsd their unexpirsd terms averaging year.
10 months and days each. OF the whole number,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMRS GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation...Forty Thousand.

y DAILY HERALD-Evsry day. rrcs . cents per copy
g 81 e :dvsncs ,A.,-r.. Az 90,
Ter eogy=9al3x cent? pr annum-psysbl: in advance
q ADVERTISEMENTS Il d usual pzices-aways essh
fRiNTlNG Of all k.As executed with beauty and dos
I All essrs or conmuaicatoas, hv mail. Addressed 70
ne estabshmenf, be post paid the postage viii be
JANIS GORDON BENNETT,
q Fropsetor Of the
Nrw YoRK HERALD Esr ABLuHl1KNT
;, envnar Of Fulton and Nassau strsees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
TO LET, IN HOBOKEN.

TWO Ne. three story and basement brick Houses.
" with the PRIVILEGE Of Tree errage,
plsuoe which will be ready for occupancy ON before
May ht They win be fitted in beautiful style and be
beside. the Kitchen flushed with marble mantels and
black CRATES throughout and feet front by dsep with
divide yards acd ralinss Thestuaon delight
commanding fine view Of the river, bay and city. and
leave every minutes for Barclay ST crossing in to 10
mmuees and half hour Canal and Christopher
I Apply at the ferry at Hobokou. mi 2W<rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

- DWELLING HOUSES, STORE and vacant Lots
Es for sale, exchange nvostn ents made pro-
dnetive Real Estate thar will pay twenty
PEI purchase money, with valne Of
from fifteen per per Nj ney procured
Bond and Mortgage; and Policies of obtained from
the rssponsibs COMPANIES in the Apply m
Third Avenue, EEM JOHN ALLEN.
NB-fans elevations specifications and conrlacts for
buidgs. urnishsd here It Broad seet at the short
eae notice. &rF CALVIN POLLARD,
ITO lmsrc Architect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

- FOR SALE OR TO LIE T, onth. most reasonable
E TERMS three twostory Dwelling t-cusss, in North
bsl Two ofths above and intended gsosse
with spg and rain In the ktchsa, and coal vsuI
front, &c Twothrds Of the pufchsse monsy may remain
ecurod, at cent. Enquire the premises, Of
RO6ERT ANGUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

81 TO LET, IN FORT LEE, NJ,
Fl FIRST RATE HOUSE, with about 1 acres Of
ground and number Of wooden budings, tolerable
good condition, which formerly used chem
On the road only few minutes walk
sase win be given for several years. IT, required Inquire Of
&XDr Morris Wolf, 80 Liberty street, New York.
q aW+rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

IxOO1oo AIND LII TIN Ohhb.
- A PLEASANT country seat in the village Of Madi-
E:; Morris county New Jersey within few minutes
walk the beautiful residence Of VIM. Gibbons, ESQ.,
bsnx about = miles from New Ysrk %
Railroad Said place contains about acre. which
Two Houses and Barn. with first we'll OF water.
Good schools and churches in the immediate vicinity The
Irsmsss are located in comnsndnE pcn.lor 9yerlookng
the place. being within minutes walk Of the railroad de-
which renders convenient for doing
l.. T.. THOMPsOy,
~ lmtrc Monstown, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

n - A DESIRABLE HOUSE, in the village Of jamaica
c:: L. l.; present occupied BY Doctor q. H. Kssam
u with stable the The House il modern built
hrse story with marble mante in complete order Posses
2Slon given lst Of May. ~ .iess's.4ls gksa *
Also. Tso qshe, houses in the village al well located be-
IsSpply to JAMES HERMAN,
n md 2wsrc Jamaica L. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

SIX FOR sALE-To close q eoncem--The Line
H lypsrHoSl Packsss eonS:t1g Of the .hgs R0sCIUs.
csss Ssis IN this e' By Brown Bell with unusgsl
being live oak and won they ae unsurpassed not
unequssd-sated the stocks. and rsaltsd every year
SINCE Their aceommodatons for
siye and handsomely furnished, Applyto
f2ir Il. X. COLLINS 4 CO So South n
CHIP AsHBURTON, from Lverpool-Consig will
- please send their permits board foot Of street.
to WOODhULL MlNTURN, 81 South II.
~ All goods not permitted 10 five days be
pm bic store. ml2 5uc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

No record kept in the prison previous TO $780, Of
the amount Of education received by the offenders
since that time hsre have been admitted 46s convics-
OF those
Ssutu fean. ....... .........'.'
Could neither reed nor write. -"
go
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"A RARE CHANCE.


,21 WILL BE sOLD chap. or exchanged for city ps0
NAning lssx seres 30 Of which woodland and tbs
rich soil having been all cultivated highly manfred
and seeded within Eve past and Yields abundant
sitsstsd . mile. from New YorL from Hsn.1etos iiSm
county Of Suffolk The budin all nearly new and con-
sisf Of eommodiou. Dws1ng, Barns, Cow Shsds, Car
.nd SMOKE House ws acre: i: j. petition % psodaee
csfon with Brooklyn which from Farmingdsle
three times day. makes desirable Steamboats, also
ave Cold Spring daily for New York For further pacu
IaT 91 spgls.t to at 9. LuGKE a65 !,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

- QUARRY FOR SALE, Or 70 LEAsE-situ-
E!, ste Passstc river, in North Beeville formerly
k2 Lbslonging to Abraham Jor,lemon Esq Said quarry
o. DE best quarri Of free stone in New Jersey and i II
inss house, TWO barns hundred feet Of wharf, and
ssvsntsen aires of land which will Be sold eprs OF the
Of The subscriber. At the Office in BsIlexille,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
RESOLUTION.
IDIOTS.

Dr.. Baekus, in behalf OF the Medical Societies and Med
zeal Colleges has recently made very interesting report
to the New York Legislature the subject OF idiots. II
appears that by the last returns there are 1910
idiots in that State. and Dr. b. thinks real number
10 not less than 1000. The report eomba by evidence
from other Countries the prevailing idea nothing
be done for this class Of unfounses and contends
the apparently senses brutal IDIOT whose appear
ance in al respects resembles wild animal. may be
brought into subjecon. made srcuIate to talk distnc
W to govern his passions and spPetes read write and
sing correctly. to labor and exercise mechanical skill
IN fact To become Letters ting th. opr
given from Dr. Woodward. the he nd OF tie Wor
eeser Mass Insane Hospital, from Dr. Connolly head Of
the largest Asylum in England and from other distinguish
ed physicians abroad The report urges the institution Of
school IN this county, Europe, for the education Of
IDIOTS This is exceedingly interesting subject and
thSt the human mind, when eclipsed is not
wholly beyond the reach Il ordinary restore
It's pr slime bTightness.-N. y. TRoric.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04

IL The New York Tribune has the following dcserip-
un of Grace Church Protestant Episcopal completed
in that city;
"This uuy magnificent and besuful structure is situa.
ted at that point m Broadway, north ~ tenth street. where
ght bend gives opportunity % seeing perspective
view OF the Church tor distance of nearly miles, aud
Its lofty spire appears to terminate that long avenue
Composed OF oiy houses and be lined palaces.
The material OF OF the Church of thst
uiul white marble. admirably adapted for the exhibition
OF architectural foTns and particularly OF the rich acsry
and elaborate incseies the style which ha. been cho
sen by the architect.
The building in the form Of a Cross. whose longer
is Ist feet. aud the shorter loo feet The spire
22O feet IN height the top ct the Cross The archcc
pure and eiu adaptation of the richest de.
scrpuon OF that known Gothic-a style designed
GIbOraRt but tle known the architects uf Enslan
before I'd IN the United States The
finished IN tie taste, with more elaborate
ornaments and colo5ed resemble the which
archteets the middle ages employed preference and
poftince warrant the expenditure.
"rhe windows divided BY mulJns and intricate trace
~. filled throughout with either glass stained IN,
fire ccored with molten liquid The stained glass
the workmanship ct ARTIST who unfortunately. did
live his work put up, aud who, execution, la
bored for a reputation he permitted euipy.
The variety oi patterns exhibited glass almost
rnol,s.; and although the Church itself symnstFc in
form oEd The demands Of the style Of architecture
ornamental parts varied from capital capital and
arch arch, present, with the glass, subject OF
long and careful study"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
DIED.

On tie % n! January, st ms csidcncc Elmwood Penny
county. Alabama, IN tie i9.h OF hs age JANEs sem
PLE, formerly Of this STATE " the Judge Senple
lie bofc. with the manly fortude, for several months
much suffering and TIE certain approach " DEATH and for
many days the plu which the hIma fame
liable. Hc has lett befeaysd wiz. " and daughter and
relatives and friends Who will long mourn his
loss. All who knew him, knew hi. worth.
Calp,pper (Vueinio) County Court. Feb. 16. 1916
On the Philip Lighroot, the following nit ute
made:
The Court have been Informed that tho death Of hn
ShackeiOrd. Esq late Atorey Tor the Comm ,nwe th
has occurred since the lsster, and mirgoR thor synp,
nios for this bereavement with ns his ela ves
ordered Of their respect Tor his memory 10
be placed among the achieves Of the county his p
vae yfJss approved abilities. unsuIIed merit and public
services, nsy be testified teffccOfds. The decessad
united lengh OF days, with increased IN the cum
munity add long lite 1T integrity and fidelity 10 Off.
cal duy, he distinguished by those Of mind and
which respect and cOnciaie regard For
more Than fiy years he prominent member Of this
bar and tor tnf five ysafs the Counssor tie Court 40
Gnd ability deserve. they receive hanks Of tho
Rssoie,d Tns, the Court will wear the usual badge Of
mourning fvt thirty days, m token Of MS DEATH
aud rcspoct for hi memory.
In tbs the Bar and the officer, Of the Court
concur and NJ their instance recorded. And Il ~
ordered tnst copy Of this enry b. communicated 10 the
widow Of tho decreased by tn Clerk, respectful condo.
enco for her lo; and that copy thereof DO the
National lnteiliR Washing on, and ri h.
mond Wing and Enquirer for fubieat those plptrs
respectfully.
Arrue copy. Tsrc, F.MAUZY, Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04

This surely ought To make some people blush; and l
have no doubt the just aud enlightened constituency OF
many gentlemen viii blush for them for do not believe
that the people OF Virginia would perpest, the injustice
here exhibited they could take the matter into their own
hands. Whatever may be their fsusii hey have them
they are Just and nsgnanimous people. and wall not toe
rate policy which is unequal aud UNJUST aud which nv
diousy taxes section oi the State Tor the bensht u
others, AMI teufes that section benefit IRON It's own
contributions. The interest the asked Tor IN
this scheme tor one year. which the mode OF sppro
psnon did not amount the Of our own eoon-
" and whilst these counties IN 10 years pay into the
Treasury nearly half million OF dollars, they will not give
us sum, the interest OF any insislment OF which Is
but b,ey equ, e. the annual OF one OF them
believe thst Vrgins will such niqu'iy; and
trust snail hear the of the people. in SWELL
Throughout her connss demanding PREPARATION Of this in
Jury. wHlrL z. TUNSrhLL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
TIE WORLD-AS IT Is.

The word l. not 50 bad world,
As some would like to make t.;
Though whether good, or wh, Iher bad.
Depends on hDw we take It.
For II We scolI ard fret all day.
From dewy morn al even,
This world will ue'er III ,rd TO man
4 ioretasIe here Of Heaven.
The world IN truths as rod a world,
As e'er was known 10 any
Win have not seen another yet,
And these ale very many;
And 1t the men and women too,
Have plenty Of employment,
Those surely must be hard TO please
WhJ cannot find enjoyment.
THIS world is quite a pleasant world.
Ia rain or pleasant weather,
II people would but learn 10 live
In harmony IgeI1ef;
Nor ceise 10 burst the kindly bond
BY love ana Peate cemented,
And learn that hest OF lessons yet
To always be cJnienied.
Then were the world pleasant world,
And pleasant folks were in 1t,
The day would pass most pleasantly
To those who thus begin 1t.
To all nsmtle's grievances
Brought on by borrowed troubles,
Wou'd prove, as certainly they ute,
A mass OF empty bubbles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04

BsoccaiERi WArER ,t.tsd on Satu,d.y ,h., ,h..
wonderful svPue was ior sale in this ~ by by Mr. J. M
Lafo9ue, drugg'sL Yesterday We ~ine.s a A, .x,,,,-
meat to tesi propertes conducted by DR. Nina, PINK
ney. oi the US Navy. assisted by Joseph D. Cookery of
the U ;. Navy. usrgrovc Hinekey. Chss S. Arc,mb,I
Edward Janet, Alfred Lafoque and e. Laroquc
medicine IN tho Washington University. A sheen wa,
p''eed on ube, and hail past four the CAROTID a,,,v
YVES s"nely severed. The srteria blood immedta,.iy
gs'neu oth IN l'ryc ldme and With great r,pidi,r
Soo SATURATED with 1t introduced into the wound
s ~ :" ,heiia'e contact with the wounded artery In
oou' minute the blood entirely ceased to aow and In
'AIousn the wound eoayuated quickly and fi,mlr
soncusiseiy that IL had been acted upon by tho
~ tne pfesso'e was kept up for half an hour and
p ., inc Wool removed and freshly saturated niece,
re'sPpiei Tho wound was then b,,d..sd 80 49,
snu hsm after the operation the sheen .,ood uoo,
his iess ard walked about. Al seven ocIoct 49, - ~
animal ana found % cating.-BALr ANN ~
TmE NEW TARlsF.-The Washington u,,on 49,,
inc isih bill now before the Commi,tee az W.. -
Means OF the House Of Representatives 10 . mere -.
snd ADDS Tar from having received the in, ,,,h
,he committee ITSELF IL 10 subject to inodie All an IN m
hands destined, peihsps receive several eb
before 70 reported s the House. The COMM tee ~
no. rerSed the estimates which the Treasury ih dc
ana OF the CustomHouss oieer. Is pepsriu, ipr tb.
nse were not completed yesterday. and they may take
lew days longer" ~ '''' ''~e
Two Know the Committee have received the new III
with great dis'ssc Hence tho above remark of the oc,
organ ano hence the delay in bringing before the ou.e
BALI PAT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04

We authorized 10 anu iiee Cen. Luz T.. CRuur
., candidate f,r rc ton 60 hc scnlt from the Dr,-
t1et comp ,.ed Of Norfolk CouI'Y aod Ctg. Pincc. .
Anne and N,nssmond We need sc,fceIy sav. that Cen.
CrIm5 ss srsfing Wing, etpsrs'crd logisIa,r snd
s-n,l-ns, 81 crest personal worth. d. not ono Of
tso-c vbi am ~ distinction Tor much speaking but hi.
.,uad snd sensible viows usually be relied up,n
we'll upon qusson, OF general interest h,'c which
late 90 the immediate interest " biz constituents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
EVEN IN THE CANNoN.s MOUTH,

There such ayd,iy for rumors from Washington that
copy the following from letter re-
eeiNed from there yes'erdsy, although think pehap,
spOcrypbal the stories that the Oregon question
been settle: An ausehe Of the Departments wa,
following the lead OF Mr.. Allen, Mr. Cass and others BY
Boosting Of our superiority TO England IN military power.
aud the probability of vanqushng her case Of war
One OF the company ridcueJ his Wanting it, and said
why. tor yourself c. wouldn't dare say DO, 10
goOse" al don't know to that" the reply. but
the Secretary OF State today andsad Blu
an'"-ApvERrIsER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
From the ". Y. TribsRe.
MOTHER To THEE TURN.
BIT c. D. STUART.

MOTHER TO thee turn
When grow weary Of my heavy load:
Thou art the sulsce OF my saddened hours,
Th- JOYOUS sunshine, aud the golden flowers
That cheer llfe's dusty road.
MptEe-, 10 tHc- turn
Thou wort the guardian OF my hell e,s years,
Smiled ere | knew OF sorrow Og OF guile,
And still dOst give me that undying smile,
Brighter, though setin tears.
Mother 10 thee turn
Since others leave in the hour Of ill.,
For thoU, dear ang' !, W IN thv Iadisnt wing,
Sweet s'mbl-nce OF my LIES departed Spring
Dosi hover near tiii'.
Mother, - thee turn
My balm yet fingers in thy tranquil eyes,
Thy voice is mIsic-and the hearts low vail
Hears IL, and thinks 'hou ant an angel pale
AGd life Paradise.
Mother, TO thee iurp-
My h. artgrows weary, and my pulse decays;
But oh! II mingled IN liis's stormy tide,
can but toll, then slumbsr at thy side,
Mine will he happy days!
February l6. 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-04
WARD ELECTIONS.

W The Election for nine persons from each
Ward OF this City, To Counemen and Aldermen t
said CITY, Will be held the FIRST WEDNESDAY In APRIL
al the following places. TO For jefferson or Ware No
J. al the Union Hotel For Madison Ward NO a, IN.
Columbian Hotel; For Monroe Ward, Ward No AT IN.
shoekoe h Tavern The Polls opened O. A.
NJ and closed at sunset OF the day
=. JNo. N. PERCUSSION, s~rrr
nl H., --aGR Ill