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VALUABLE NEW LAW H00H |,

AT hIsG's OLD STAND
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~ nal Law of the Unisd eompr-,p, a,r.., n, ~.
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New fos P.nn.ylsinia and ysnia-tor.h-r with
authorities upon crn,bai ~ tn
tsnit bic Juri.dso toau o. q,
~ pcEess and 6na esab'iinent-to which !. red ron
eise count 81 the leading Common Law AZ A, nv
George Fpsue-, 10y
lie HAAS Courts Military Law and In.
constitution and MAR AZ with ,npu,,, ~ ,n
law OF esd1ne a. applicable military thu Army and
Navy OF the Stately WIN. e. III Hart Captain Of "a R.x
OF Artil-ry. ~"
The fneiPe' Of Pr adinE by b. Tucker Professor OF Law in
WI ham nd Mary College Va - ~ "
he above valuable works hsv been Published and ar. 20,
sac by tr tSupp "
&C doors bsloys Poet orc.
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sPLENDuD STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
,ATHROP, CHRISTIAN IL co. are I'm re.
eeipt "f an unusually wen of DRY GooDa
comprising every variety suited country trade among
watch -
keh Paris Cashmere Robes
keh Ombe Shaded Csshuef. and Mo,i.rlin.
keh prrgon Catalan nd Cirmap,in. Plaid.
ftaid Merino Cashmerrs
Rich satin s'iped Thibet do.
Bib aud cord Apaeas
bk and satin stripeddo.
Bombixinss. Caps ant Popiin-
Rich Rage ombr- r. D'soic Silks
Rich Pekin fseynne do
Rich Gro de- Naples claee do
Together with great variety Of
New style Sihs f,om Use o per yatd
White aud eoid eunbd Muslin Robe.
Preach smbd Couar. Ch-m.-us Cape.
infanis' froet bodies. Sleeves, ke
Ombrr shaded Chatting.
Bk French Cloth md c,-.imetes
sii, satn and M Yes ings
satnets, fuled ktIseys cable Ksr-ys
Plaid iAnssy- white ant rcd FI,rn.ls
Whitr Donrts wrici nking AMI Canton Fannrls
Servants whi,nsy and super Bed blankets
slh and msrinn lo''ery. Gloves. fancy yik Cravats
Heavy wool bib and eord tbe,
White and cod embd Crarr searfs something very Guy
Also
Carpetngs Rugs aud Bookings
Forsae Wholesale
~ " No % WEST MAIN STREET.
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RiebmonS Daily fubis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT W. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.

TER MS.
DILy papsrsS single copy S. for
Ave ss0 WEEKLY, snse copy S2 copies ~;
for siS-aiways advance. Reuisne-s may
made nj the sk of the Publishers evidence
taien Of the depos,e Of Containing mo
ney.
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GOOD COPNING INk

4 w RANDOLPH 90 hive fof sas a Ls II r.,pt,s
~ Geraaa Cepyisg tint, 'ad 70 b. Nv 30 made .
he NSih THIS lnt u IN almost IN New Yors
In ~ othst Sass whore u known. oSa
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SUGAR.
M HIiDS. primo La. Sugar IN store Tor sale
OS BY nu7f nUHIoF MONCURE 60
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
HetNyccn chmond md NnrTnII- I,ort....-....I.

, oa T r1 Gomtor,' &c . "a Port WaitbnlI.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Goats, INCLUDING MEALS,
ME ~ oI public lie, !; , hereby notified that
Ia which In the most complete oneT day and fht
inc and Unsurpassed IN her accommodation running BE-
tween Port wanhiI and Norfolk IN connection with the Ca, %
Richmond and Petersburg ios Of IS eeais GA u
dfng
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS At 81 A. breakfast board the Augr.t, ami
arrive Norfolk u'eiocl r. Returpng ths go.
Norfoit at a ~ on TUESDAYS TnuRsDAYs 80 a
IUhDAh past'ngers broakfasing board avn.
"athal AZ hAh pNs' " " aud al Richmond about ~.
VIII be perceived from above, hs uomfat, md
eircdhous line gives to persons Norfolk business s
opportunity OF uansaetnE aud returning by nr
crnur. 20 az 20 be- abseLt from homes pvf on
The Augusta will stop at the usual lurEs James River 10
ase IN and put out way travel AMI points
whet. signal made
The public may test assured that the Of the
ffopf"'ofso Keep uPhis hnr permanently and accommodate
travellers between Richmond an the best ma nrr md
AZ the lowest
Fo further information, tickets heFh Apply the D.tot ~
s Richmond and Petersburg Raroad Company 10 The Ticket
Agent -
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u X f.,

y = . * h,
~ Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashn'er- DPsIIs
Cashmere DCossc
Apaeeas Of all colours
Alpaca
Eng and American Pnts
Dress Ilhsdfs
Slawis, large stock
IRISH Linens Lawns
Linen sLeeIihEs
Gloves ard Hosiery
Ssinand slk ye.;nss
Seatis ani Collars
Drrss Tres stocks
Umbrellas
worssed ves,inss
RmbrOpteird 10
French Cassinrrcs
Eng aod An do
nlaS1 Bronze aud Brown French Clo,h
Wed ofEngand Do
Bk and blue DO of al Fr,de,
Beaver Cloths, Phuis ard Fiu.hiaEs
Irish Ca'iis for
CcNAiengi0ns for
Tseedrs ~ all kinds
Kentucky J.ans vety low
Heavy furci Cslhs f.J n..toes
Nap Jo't0ns
ksneys aud Idu-rys
Turkey Red Cotton
White red Flannrls
Ianbs'v"ol and m-nno nj Drawers
satines large stock
Far'iiurr ani Apron checks
White MarsaiTes Quits
- Reducks and Lace
BobiaetIAces
White Cam1rIcs and Ja-conzts
Plain and oth-T Mu.ias
Bishop lawns and Mnn Ma<iHs
Dima's Table Cloths
po Napkins
Rri-rye ana Russia Diapers
Hucketbtek Diate ~ and roWcI.
s5i5s IS : and is' Heaeb'd shce'ins'
Batteres, Eurick stots sud Mant hester good
nuth'' haetena- and Twined Bhaket.
Gren do
Bed Blankets, some very fine
Psicnt Tbrrsds spool Cotton Rutions Comts sc
Which offered upon the most acc usodan
terms. DANIEL, n IDNnnS
81 I-sGd7m co,,., t9,, ~ o.. -,
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Sz...ssstc Ry Canal Packets to and from
Lynchburg. and from thence in Stages
W s NaHra bdrr or the Sweet SpnE- Whit. uI,hut
On and ane the 9th Of july vii l-av. Rich
mono alHy NJ tSanisys excepted LyHehsurr
nett day at6 p. NJ.
krvRss"-Leave iynehbnrg daily P. M Saturday,. Fl
copied and arrive IN Richmond ~ hours
Two ne. OF Stages owned by Terry Martin run ffo
ou " the white sulphur distance 100 by the Na,,
the Sweet springs 49,
Passengers for stanton by Monday "Wednesday
and Friday. ~
Passengers for Farmvie Edward and Char,t. cu,t
hou.s leave ai A. NJ connect With IN. tr-.
and down q. N. ~
PASSENGERS having farnvi will arriv. An Rieopd
"it ~ NJ NJ v Those going tl-
Doat-. EuNONn A nAvpSpnp-r
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GEORGE EARLE, Merchant TaiIor
No. 17J CHtSNUr STREET. PHILADELPHIA
~ constantly extensive TaiL,,nz s,or, o.
u po-te the ssaie Hos- Of
hhg-h Cloths cassmeres and late arrival
% lie conducts the establishment the pneip,s of
no garments OF his quality and .
thus that b. hass bong enjoyed IN th. ty
and throughout the Union He respectfully solicit a
from gentlemen visiting the assuring he will .,eeu,. ,pv
orders entrusted to him. rate. than
the same quality be- had n cav. my4-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
Commencement ut Trinity College.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

HARTFORD Aug. 6, 1876
The address 10 the under graduates of Trinity
College, on behalf Of the newly organized Board OF
Fellows, was delivered at the College Chapel on
Tuesday afternoon, by Rev. DR. Jarvis. His sub
ject Christian Education.
An Address was delivered before the House OF Convo
cation of the College on Tuesday afternoon at Christ
Church. by Rev John Williams Of Schenectady, n. y
The Orator treated the Christian Scholar which was
the subject OF the discourse in respect 10 his position
dangers ard his duties The Grafton abounded in just
and elevated thoughts, and delivered with elo-
quence.
The Grafton of Mr. Williams was followed by Poem
before the Alumni delivered By Rev Thomas P Tyler.
OF Western New-York, which was characterized by
graceful thought and easy versihcaron.
The Exhibition OF the Junior Glasses took place in the
evening.
To-day were held the public exercises of Commence
ment The graduating class numbered q.
The honorary degree of LII. D. was conferred upon
Hon. Isaac Toucey Governor OF the State OF Connect
cut.
The honorary degree Of D D was conferred on Rev
VIM. Croswc Rector of the Church of the Advent
Boston. and Rev. Samuel Seymour Lewis Rector OF
Christ Church, Mobile
The Exercises creditablc 10 all who participated
in them The Collegeis in very hourishing state
aud pupils on the increase 4 building is just
completed of the same dimensions OF the present stone
one Its erection had become from the Hour
ishine condition otthe College. Among the guests no
decd Rev Drs. Wainwright and Potter OF the Diocese
OF New.Nork.
Rev Dr. Wainwright has been appointed to deliver the
DR.. Burgess 10 deliver the Poem-Rev. John T Gushing
substitute FRANKLIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
TENTH wEEK-Lvru DAY.

Our correspondent: having been necessarily absent
from his post we copy from The Albany A:ias The follow
ing brief Summary of nc proceedings Of The cOnven
tom
Mr. WoRDzy, b. consent, presented a plan io-
Judicary he proposes 70 abolish the Courf OF II
ro-s. and IN rs place 10 organize Court OF Appeals
consisting of chief ard nine Associate JCsuces -
Abolisbes The Cour, OF Chancery, and IN It's place
nronoses 10 organize a Court Of Equity, 10 consist
OF no, less than Eve Judges IN regard 10 me gu
T-oroe Court ne proposes Court OF thirteen Judges.
70 consist Of chief end twelve associate lstces,
N no divided into four classes Of three justices
escb the first class with the Chief Justice 10 hold
Terms in bank for TWO wears 10 be succeeded for the
next two wears, by three other judges. and so
tbrou rh each class the Chief Justice acting with
each class, as they come up in their order. The
State is 10 be divided into Eve Judicial Districts OF
which New-York shall be one; in the remaining
four districts provision is TO be made for holding the
terms Of the Supreme Court. The four districts
TO be subdivided into eight districts, for each OF
which President Judge is 70 be appointed, who
with two judges 70 be elected in each county,
TO attend 10 the judicia! business therefor both
civil and criminal He proposes to remodel the
whole equity organization. Masters and Exam
liners in Chancery are 20 be abolished and their dl
ties. as well as those exercised By the Judges
Of the Circuit az Vice Chsnce!ors. are to be
devolved on the President Judges. The New
York Courts are TO be left ms organized-the
Equity duties assigned to the President Judges
being devoved On the Vice Chancellors OF that city
The remainder oil the day was consumed II dis
cussion as 10 the order Of business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
Vermont University Commenc ement-Rev. J. T.
HendIey's Address.
Correspondence Of The tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune
BURLINGTON, VI Aug. 4 lao.
As we are now in the midst ofthe Literary Ami
versaries Of the University of Vermont" l
thought would jus, refer to the address Of Rev.
J. T HEADLEY of New-York before the " socie'
tea which was delivered this afternoon His sub
ject was Human Progress, or the Principle Of
Freedom He handled them in mastery style,
and showed no little acquaintance with the Leading
events that have taken place in the history OF the
world He traced the principle OF Freedom IN It's
several struggles from the time OF CHRIST 70 the
present dav-he followed it through that gloomy
period, the ." Midnight OF the World traced Ii IN
its wandcrincs through the English and French
revolutions-the Reign OF Terror and all the
mighty commissions OF nations on the continent OF
Europe-and finally followed it in its uniettered
course to the inlet oithis Western World. He also
showed, TINT although il had passed through hery
scenes il had borne down oil oppostion--had de
throned kings and bebeaded thcm-had dehed nr
mics. and passed through the fire unscathed-
It mad COMPOUNDED Princes and Mobiles and nearly de-
prvcd them of their and unloosed the vets
in the chain OF oppression that they could hardly again
be clinched he also spoke OF the conservative p1nci
ples-kno Wedge and Irtue-and urged the duty OF the
scholar direct this principle OF progress in its proper
channel and atemptto stop ts coursetor its course
IL onward-Rnd Man will govern himself Il was, in
short grand production and il would be folly in 10
attempt to follow the gifted speaker
Il may not have suited the tastes OF some Of lovers
Of the good delivery who had rather the mass
progress in the backward course. g. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
i, Rlessed arc The Peaccmakers.'

The American Peace Society has issued the ioi-
lowing Address to the President;
his srcsercy JA,lEs K POLK Pssiiss: Of TIE JE&sa
S,R-Recent discussions in the Parliament Of
Great Britain disclose the .ac. that her Govs!nen; hss
rendered our own The offer OF her mediation II adjust
ING our prescott difficulties with Mexico and rs cisens
Q; ms Republic and friends OF the whole human race
we peg leave Very respectfully yet most earnestly 10 re-
quest that you Will our part socep: tbs generous
proposal and meanwhile SUSPEND all hostile operscons
against Mexico 70 give f,r trial 10 this overture Tor
terminating inc d'spr'es between US without any farther
ehuson Of blood
We think Sir tina; all good men VIII coriislly unite
with IN this request OUr Government has from. the
FIRST declared that the only object OF this way 20 secure
speedy equitable peace and every see ,ha.
the method here proposed tsr likely than the
blind and brutal arhit-Srert OF the sword 20 insure
cvenhaadci justice, and give permanent satisfaction
both parties Even the Jaw Of nations requires, tAa;
shall never be rcsorted 10 unit! all other means Of
securing usrcc have been honestly tired N van sai
shall cease whenever that object csn &c acquired by
pesceful methods. Such method cGniesseGiy 3ef'er
Tor this purpose thsn any exchange OF seots ana s1aoS on
the held OF battle, is offered 10 Us nor GO We see
how Il will DC possible 20 Justify ourselves before the
bar Of God or the world If We decline this fair and hon
CRADLE offer, and sal perss, y war OF invasion aud
vengeance against sister Republic whose r,isic-anes
Claim rather our orcarancc sympathy and kind Offices
l. seems 70 Sir iha; The general interests OF human,
iy demand acceptance OF this offer from Crest BIT
ain We have the r,perfec. the
civilized world rlesnS OF sye-r:ng a-resting wa
except pegotsion, reference or mediation and i we
spurr or neglect these do all tina; example can
20 sweep away the las, checks upon the most terrible
scourse ths: the Almighty N his wrath lets loose
upon sinful rScs We feel socitcus also for The hon
OR of RepubEcanisn. hitherto regarded ally OF
Peace but likely if i; refuse such sn'caale substitutes
for Wa 70 incur The scor Siid aeHosFeoee o. me word
az 4 foe 10 its highest welfare
In hchslf of,he American Peace Society and by order
'' us s-N's1'''e GEORGE c. BECKwITH.
,se-ryS So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
Commencement at oIiddletowu, Conn.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NIIpprrrowN. CT. Augus

MlppLErowS CT. August ls4G.
Mr. Editor: The exercises of Commencement in
the Wesleyan University located this place have just
closed Last evening instructive and excellent ad-
dress was delivered before the Associated Alumni!
by Rev Il BANNIsTER. Principal of the Cazenovia Sem
mary at CsZenovia. \. y,
Al the close of the exercises today the Degree OF B.
A. was conferred upon the members OF the graduating
class--35 in number.
That OF NJ IL. conferred in course upon the gradu.
atcs OF the class OF 1913 and also number OF the
graduates OF preceding years
The honorary degree OF q n was conferred on
Rev JApEz BUNS author OF the Pulpit Cyclopedia snd
othe theological works o. London.
Among the distinguished persons present the occa
sion we nouced Gov Toucsy Rev. pr. Bond OF y York.
@ P Disosway. Esq. snd Rev. Dr.. Field
The UNIVERSITY, appears N every respecto be IN very
prosperous condition. Yours sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN SPRING.

NNL-tN -NONNIAIN SFkINN.
We continue TO -eceive and resd with much
pleasure this little journal OF the WatcrCare treat
u,cnt in America ably sustained end illustrated by
DR. Rober, Wesselhoeit. We understand that Dr..
VS. establishment at Brattleboyo is much enlarged
and on better footing ,hsn the first Summer.
when, under every disadvantage that s,tends the
early stages ofsuoh an experiment it was thrpnged
with patients. large number ofwhom derived sat
isfacriou frora the trial Eydropathy Will have its
day. despite o; all cavi x
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. SANS SOUCI HOTEL. {
81 FeoPene :oF lie reception o. yisilo.s lAc loh
A.9a If Tru. Last

"
s r-openrd .ot Tie reception OF visitors The 10Th
80 day Of June last
From the very liberal patronage received las season the
proprietor has Induced make improve
mems, both internally and externally, By the addition OF
furniture s1d extensive walks and play grounds
This Hotel being nu, miles from Saratoga Springs. 20
and from which psce FREQUENT daily communication Is had
rs Railroad, sa but 81 es irn Saratoga Lake ~ here
tie best u oos.s sld fishing tacke MAY d; a. nhes lie hen
and Eve miles from tie White Sulphur Spring which
places hGd by carriage ad steamboat
cers ;hs location ta-- ct surpassed by any Ike
ia5l..lt1eri n The country.
Congress Pavilion and Iodine Wa,er frs5h from The
Fountain VIII be furnished daily all LIE uests Of
the Hotel.
The subscriber hopes from liz Lb=ray Of Dis charges
and oy his personal a=lcor 70 -ke mi Hotel pleasant
ard desirable resort FOR families a1c 81 other quests
iy7 laa-cd :. ". HuXFORD.
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GEoRoIA-Thc Wings OF the With Congress,
s;onol District of Georgia hsve nominated Hon.
ALrxAypyR Il STEPHENS for reelection The
Loco-Eocos of the ITId District have nominssed
Hon, g. w B Towns for reelection. Both Dis
tricts gave Mr.. Clay majoriries and elected Wings
to Congress; but Mr.. Poe. elected in the latter
resigned his seat and was succeeded by Mr. Towns
We hope for the election OF Wings in both Districts
n October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
sTunY or Tnr GrRMAN lANnrAGE

81 lHi w Aht Nt\NAN LANNCAGt-
We understand that Mr. Ertheiler, favorably
known in this City as atcacherof the German L IAN.
guage. has made some notifications in its Gram.
mar likely to simplify and accelerated this important
study. We hope those about to take it up in the
Autumn will apply TO him and look into his method
before choosing teacher. He is about to publish.
through Roc Lockwood & Son. q book connected
with tins subject, X
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Bosros, Julys7, 1876 Corresponding Soy

~ \. Carpenter Postmaster in this village
vss sr,.s,ca and brough, before e 2 Henry, Esq.
Thsrsds sy last on charge Of Illegally breaking open
and OBTAINING letter which came mo his HANDS As
Postmaster from Rev lanes Billing. addressed 10 iFu
defsnce of tho charge and recognized IN The sum OF
$500 fer lis sPpca1saee 70 toe cGrSt Of Common ilsa'
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jnsnrdnrs.
THE kNICKERBOCKER FIRE Insuraa

THE kNICKERBOCkER FIRE INSURANCE Gee
L carv t.ar- he Nua-aD OF NevrYors-CsrI.a! S2se,t
OEce Nc 81 Ua-s--The Legislature CT lis Stse :; .s
lac session PASSED - SCI changing he corporate -se Of
lie cid M1tlai Insurance Company OF th- Cis OF New
York 20 ;he Kr!ekerbocker Fire Insurance Company q:
New Yo-k 4. future bushes. OF that Cor 2orsol WILL
therefore be transacted u1deri;s H=yr nsrie
L nav be Al 10 add bv way OF PLANTATION. hat the Cd
Manual co-vvt-sts1dl1s IL r:te was n TACT Soc
Cor-aav hsvrg capital a. pad ard securely invested.
aG a lie change CT cotat2ec 20 prevent MS
apprehension on hat point
FMS Co=p ary continues 20 insure against loss or caae
~ sre on a. favorable .er,s similar institutions II tbs
CITY. DIRECTORS
George Ireland. John Gray, l. { EsIners.eT
JOAN Oo:hoci. So!t- Moore, Las I. Lsverch-
Geo Arc,l arius Rc5't C NVerrore Bent De Forest.
Roberr Benson EGvvar: Cccx VIZ Tucker,
Job1 Cs--rb-r Ar:houv LAMB Asher Riley,
George CouklI1. Adam Norrir, A.exr Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, WE. Z Dear.
Robert / Stuart Anthony Chartou William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
4 3. McDoSALo Secretary.
NeIv-York. May is, 1876. iel9 eode
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

.icu not ,hgt we perish"
WHILE SHOWS. even from the mild South-IV
Come binding DER all day.
What kindlicr home. what saier nest
For Hover or fragrant spray,
Thnn underneath some cottage roof,
Whore fires arc bright within.
and frotting cares scowl far aloof
and doors are closed on sin
The scarlet tufts so chcerily
Look out upon the snow,
But cayer smiles the maidcn's eye
Whose guardian care they know.
The buds that in the nook are born
Through the dark bowling day
Old Winters spite they laugh TO sccrn -
Wha! 10 SO snfe as they
Nay. look again: beside the hearth
The lowly cradle nurk.
Where wearied with his ten hours rnirh,
Sleeps in his own warm ark
A brighthaired babe, with arm appraised,
As though the Slumbcrous daw
Stole DER him. while in faith he gGzed
Upon his Guardian true.
Storms may rush in. and crimes and woes
Deforn the quiet bower -
They may not mar the deep repose
OF that immortal Hover.
Though only broken hearts be found
To watch his cradle by.
No blight is on his slumhers sound
No touch of harmful eye.
Go gently slumbered on the wave
The new born seer of old,
Ordained the chosen tribes 10 save
Nor dreum'd how darkly rou'd
The weters by his rushy brake,
Perchance even now defiled
With infants blood for lsrael's sake,
Blood Of come priestly child.
VIVA, recks he OF his mothers tears.
Hs sisters boding sigh
The Whispering reeds are all he hears
And Nile, soft welterins Nigh
Sings him to sleep; bu, he will wake.
And DER the naughty food
Wave his stern rod and 10 . q lake.
a restless sea OF blood !
Soon shall mlghrer food Thy cell
And outsuetched rod obey -
To right and left the waiery wall
From Israel shrinks away.
Such honor wins the faith that gave
Thee and thy sweetest boon
OF infant charms 20 the rude wave,
In the third joyous moon.
Hail, chosen Type and Image t1Is
OF JESUS on the Sea
In slumber and in glory too,
Shadowod Of old by thee.
Save that in calmness thou didst sleep
The summer stream beside,
He on wider. wilder deep,
Where boding nishtwinds sighed -
Sighed when nj eve He laid Him down.
But with sound like flame
At midnight from the mountains crown
Upon His slumbcrs came
Lo, how they watch. ill He awake.
Around his rude low bed
How wisttul count the waves that break
So near His sacred head
o fsithless know We not Of old
How in the Western bay
When dark and vast the pillows rolled,
A Prophet slumberins lazy
The surges smo.e the keel as fast
As thundcrbolts from heaven -
Himself into the wave he cast
And hope and lille were given.
Behold, mighter far is here -
Nor Will ne spare TO leap,
Fer the souls sake He loves SO dear,
into wilder deep.
Fen now He dreams OF Calvary;
Soon viii he wake and say
The words Of peace and might doye
HIS hour IN calmness stay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

THE PILES "A f2r lie secured DIR. Up
hans ;erzGt Remedy of The Of Piles Tie ptge-
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Cole-yntG, Gcbo.e other powerful AID irritating Pafgs
TIVE No fear OF taking cold while under It's sencei ~
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care for !yeu guaranteed -.
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