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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
ESoH hs Tss ORLEANS PIeaypas Extra Jas,
Dreadful Stea mbOat Explosion.


The steamer Admiral arrived this morning in port and
brings intelligence that the Edna, Capt Phillips
on her way down from Ouaehita met with dreadful ae
ciden On the 4h inst, when opposite the Town Of Co
umbia just she starting from the wharf oil four Of
her boilers exploded killing twenty more persons aud
severely wounding several others.
The boat sunk Immediately and nearly every thing on
soard was lost Seventeen bodies had been found on tho
7th inst
The Admiral brought down several Of the wounded.
Since the above was written ws have been placed IN
possession Of the following letter regard this dopor
bic catastrophe
Genilemen-The recent explosion Of the steamboat Ed
ma At Columbia on the Ouscha rivor. on the 9Th instant
whereby some 30 OF - persons killed aud some or
badly wounded, presents another amentable exhibition
Of that okessness Of conduct which too frequently char
actstzes those individuals having charge OF the lives and
properly OF the travelling community. This boat was
der tho charge understand Of the clerk Mr. Johnson
and the chief maie aud the conduct Of the during
her passage up and down the river tho subject Of
vefsation by every They evidently IN state
OF excitement and supposod have been under the
influence Of ardent spirits. When she arrived 81 Columbia
many persons shore, remarked that sho would certainly
blow up, such the peculiar YhESng sound escaping
from her and which heard before made the landing
Here we laid about three quarters q hour during which
time not particle Of water hsd been thrown the boilers
snd when she rounded Of the explosion took place SILVER
nR tho boat into countless fragments tearing the boilers
N numerous pieces and throwing them from one N four
hundred yards. The RrOsns Of the wounded the shrsk
Of tho drowning and tho CONSERVATION depicted upon the
cOunenanees Of the survivors exceed description, Many
lives saved by the prompt and efficient aid OF the Mind
citizens Of Colmnba. They nntrng In their efforts
20 render had they ceased their eHeons 10 re-
cover bodies 9t the time Of departure understand
hs this boat has been running since $40 and that her boil
eu we're unsafe. Whether sbo had couGcate from tho
Inspector, not not Informed. m so an The more
convinced Of the insesncy Of our oon Avs or the
msnnerin WHICH such inspections are made. Below you
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
Totes ON PIANO FORTES
FOR SALE BY

BOOKSELLERS, stationers, nnd Dealers Am Piano
fortes, Music, &c.
w Maker familiar section OF country in eo,
with The late house Of stoar Worcester Durham in which ,s
Enlistment ~ exclusive hner OF all BY them
his skill and superior wortman,hp gave reputation which
instruments viii not only excel ali the requisites Of
We only ask for them. comparison with other aier, fair
tnal and We saiished from the OF
Professors and others US of the vc,e, M
the general Judgment
Measure those prices are the sam, a. hi.
from 20 Ct cheaper an usually fos
those OF s'odsrt Worcester n Duuhams make.
written gives with all instrument, sod and
should they most nrid eInmina,o, m
riority the pureha,e money Nh he VI
20 Orders fom the country receive prompt asnIou and
be eIeeutsd to the entire saisfueion purchaser
We beg TO refer TO the Ied niAls.
PIANO FORTES.---we gladly take the ON.
poiuhy Of the great eoneour,e Of stianser, In oar
to speak Of the Piano Fores Mr. woree,sr Having oe
lessor the piano forte and by hs applied 10
w. and we happy sA eton a. 10 quality
Instruments but fortunately the Of good piano
fore can stand uPon their which obyou, 10
the general Judgment and are about
purchasing that they will disappointed they try Mir Wo
eesers pianos The one which yielded $3.50 Schwartz
the sh was OF his manufacurclNew Christian Inou
The reputation woreesiers Piano. Is such ,ho, m nj,
most any eommendatory Rtto
their qualify Of elegance or general ,e,
sure lent for The purpose 10 ,tats ,hs, 81 "a @
DC eieeed IN any espeet They
ea'es from sI want OF really good IN
strumenis which they may purchase with prrf, 49,
/ N -" "
81 have called attention TO the Piano Forte
~ NO. lS9 Third Avenue. Without meaning write a puG
hnemafk upon one OF the good qualities WoTer,tes
panos-hs player can bring out their 6ns
lone There something pleasant Of piano
under adystoueh should throw amateur into DESPAIR
when he conass his touch with
d H were to bring DOT every harsh and
strings The difference owing woman ACT hb
avohls every Thing JanE smooihs
players do hsmmer out melody the the
etnon 4 not quite the musical eject harmonious bael
smith Now Is hard to abuse Mr. pianos 80 as To
make them ahEe and they yield readily 10 per
suade one To deal gently by them
f'r it, own 'ahe "Communieaed for ~ Y Com hdvcit
| DRINKFR a Moppfg
my3I o. NJ. =,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

In the New Orleans National which goes for Gen. Tay-
oT' nolsH' r0l,as, We 6ad the following paragraph:
i" We were much grauied recently by the visit our
oee OF two officers Of the army, we'll know fame who
came oeong'suae ~ upon the appearance Of Cen Icy
pfs name 81 the head Of columns They said they
we're unefnhed DemooTas nnd did intend 70 abandon
her principles or parry, but They weFe determined 10 sup
got' Gen Taylor sganst any other started " tho
Pfesdenusi eoDtesl segng that they considered such
Sone demanded Of hem, BY every principle Of juscs TO
ihemseiyes and 10 thef couHuy. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

LINES INSCRIBED TO MISS m....p.

BY K5CHYLUS.
Like Rosebud az morn deebe with Jewels Of dew,
Enwreathing IN beauty her unnVined hue
LiEe sunsets rich tints Ind mag cal dye;
Zen thus 10 sweet Love In ne puuty.
Like the sFhlngs Of Zephyr DER beautiful h,WerJ:
Like Music which gaddsnei youths hours
Like the Visions Of bliss which sleep breass swell
10 the heat Of the youtnfs 10 Loves magic spell.
Like the murmur ~ sfrim when Day sadiens 10 Night
Like the Of the spheres heard fs benny lint
Like Phiomels notes within The hushsd grove,
It's thus that the heart hears the Music Of Love
Like the wall OF the a storm c0meth on
Like through the cold trees the wind's wiatry
Lirs the EhippoorwilIs song midnights sad hour;
TON heart unbeioyee 10 Loves bhgbting power.
Like the bud with a bloom killing In is bfesa
Like the clouds when the huss Of the west
Lite the oak which Nash Of the lightning has ref
is aha heart which vain, heke Love cherries has left
II hath lost the gay Ints Of H. lo7ely bloom
IL hath btdden farewell 70 its fraErant perfume,
II hath lost its br ght jewels and poor and deprsad
IL shfinks 10 tbs innermost Of the breast
HicHHoED, June i4th, 1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
AUCTION NOTICF
AUCTION NOTICE.
Al Q O'Clock Friday. Fruit
Al 81 do Boots. Shoes and Hats
At nj do Groceries, ke
W sac whhin ooofs, ard without regard to weather
leI7-2t DAVENPORT ALLEN a co 49,

EVsANDS sAHSAPARIILA.---In he economy
Nature here has been distributed through mineral and
table kingdoms variety OF medicinal 10 The
lief OF various diseases but believed in no product or the
earn are 80 many powerful sanatve properties combined
saapaa Yet TO render these latent properties
iu they require development, combination con. I'm
sands sarsapara Is believed all been e
ted to the fullest eIient IL general
Tee a. sure and unfom remedy scroful eposy
tumor dwellings ofthe joints knrs ey
with every complaint sympomatic impure blood lie 10
further NJ
value and seaey pamphlets which may
gratis -s
W Prepared sold retail and for
BY AB DsANDs, Druggists 100 street. corner OF Wi
liam, New York sold also by DUvAL PURCELL AGENTS Main
street Richmond Va-Puee 81 bottle for SIS
DR. WOODS sARsAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BIZ
TIERS, HOW lMPoRTANT-For the removal and permanent
Cure Of Bilious Complaints Ind y.
Pcpsia, Chronic Rheumat,m Cuaneous Deases seronl hmm
rities OF the Blood Pimpe and the Face eratv
Huors and all diseases arising from nudeou Of Msem
~ the confederation OF safe remedy and the
Of d. Woods sarsararilla and Wild Cherry Bitter.
20 BE particular and Woods saraparina and VIVA
Cherry Bi,iers, and ne other
soh wholesale and Retail by WYATT KETCHAM. TEL FuL
Ton street, New York. p JOHNSTON Main street ana
the Druggists generauy throughout he 8.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

Low TOKENS NOT RScovEkABLK AT LAVA discarded
swain having been unsuccessful his suit ia tho court of
hymen. lately brought In OF Law in MassseLu-
ects, Tor the Of ring valued two dollars and
fifty cents constitutional currency which he had given 10
the loved one in "hspper days." but this suit he was
destined 10 DO equally unfortunate for the Jury rendered
verdict for the fair defendant Tho beaux will govern
themselves accordingly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
Mount Yernon Ceme1erv

We understand some twenty-five gentleman of this
city have purchased the be1uul situation near Cnrke
Spring, and intend enclosing IL for new buryinP
ground to be called the Mount Vernon Cemetery. There
about forty five in the square, with handsome
grove Of trees, and tho undu sng will strike every
one that have intended for this purpose We
presume that vii be laid off, and hope to see
1t a second Mount Auburn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

FIRMER's BARONETER-A writer in the GeOfga Far
gives directions for making cheap barometer to aid
orotelling the weather He hkes stick three feet lonR
and attaches TO the but end phia ui Of Of course
and corked tight. The stick - then suspended a no .
izontal position pivot, where it will readily turn say
90 thread ted near lie centre. When the j.
ing the air outside s gh.er than that within the pai:
Of the pbs sinks and indicates change In the at
mosphere. Such barometer msy be made in ten minutes
and Of phosophic farmers will incline % haS
baTOIneieTs VI iheT own mlnnl aclufe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

Tss cyr-woss-The wsrrenton (virsinis) Times Of
Saturday last ssyss-"rhst the .wofm sl continues
depreciation. upon corn. Many persons have re-panied
tns entire helds twice. aud will have do third
Upon suons land the crop may be good but 10
too late TO make more than half an one where land
thin"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
CASUALTY.

We regret To learn that fatal aceden, oeeu,,. ve,sr
day on o.b.rnes Turnpike In the neghborhood Of Tree
HUI by which servant man tho properly OF Mr. VIM b.
Chipsnden lost his HE lie was driving blind horse I'd
cart on his way to the city, and by some accident n
whole were preeipiated down high preeipee and tho
driver Instantly kiled-Enssirey Of vssfsrdoy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
CITY ARRIVALS.

ColussiAs Hcrrl June i5-wm Yerrer lady son. Ohio
Philips jackson. Fsrar. Phinps Meekenburr; Ja.
sreas Dbble Chesterfield John Claiborne Amelia r n
Moofe Granville. g. Andrews. WIN sinmoas
hebee Granville. z, Alexander. Lineolston q. John
Lain Amelia; Dapf sega Powhatan Mooa A Wiling.
ham, bahisI Robertson. Amelia; @ Chsaha Ro wnft..
Che'ehed Watson. Prince Edward Capt Foster ship Mad
son; Capt VIM Drummond, ship Rob Roy. William. vr
gina WIN williams Portsmouth,; Geo wrlamr Jencnon n
Jones' heeheneurE Hudson, Pi,tsyvana Jno Earan Al
bemaiie John u Townsend Marion siearar Tbcs MN
buehntham Moore, Richmond T rownes Amelia John w
Taylor Thos 3 He ming. Powhatan.
EXCUSES HoIsL, June l6-w II Amsicad and lady,
HalifsI; Geo Bourn, Providence; B Hocomb. Lynch
burg; 7 Coles, Albemsrle; w Newkirk Rockbfidge:
ia. Calwell. Army; Thos + Miller. w Springs;
Id GaIesche. n York; w Rsddng. Norfolk; K Reid
and son, w Walden, Sinclair, Brent.vIlle; w Ro
ger. Washington; Mr. Gail Baltimore; Williamson, Glib
rsar; Mr. Pendel, Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

ar Capt. Hashos. cf the Toporsphiesl Engineers. TO
vAom % ssd the President h.s ,eadsred the poet Of Lieu
ase, coone The Battalion o. troops iast raised In the
stc, II Cclumbs, IN yiosHeaof pfevious promise 10
eoale, upon Ne {. l. Jonss bof ton-n-iawo Of So.
srvtssy Marcy. Csp, " Is son-in-Iaw Of Nc. " MAJ
s he tsssolsacs Of whoso that u the War Sc
efsaJ, We saspsst led 90 tho mistake,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17

GooD-"Fatber," said boy 70 hs Loc,foco parent "s
Gen. Taylor WhiR7" Yes, my con "Wers Clay and
Hardin ond Lincoln Whgs7" They were "Is Scott .
Whg1" Yes-yhy do you ask because you call the
Wings MoNcsns" Pshawl you are too young TO under.
stand politics. But did Pok give Santa ANN pass to
return to MeEicOf" Don't talk TO me, my son. I'm in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
INDICATOR.

. Adjustment BY TnE EIEeUTivE OF VIsGrmA-GeorRs
W. uichins, Of Tallahassee Comm ssoner for the stas N
FLORIDA, 10 take deposons, acknowledgements Of deeds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
NASH y WOODHOUSE.

Piano FoYtes, and Wustc.
t3e nsfa Street, Rfelaend
WILL receive in a few days from Messrs.
w ssodtu Dunbsm sehf Lyu,burs, Piano
Fortos IN Mahogany Cssrs with french Gfand acfion.
AaO, By the schT Coue expected elegant
Rosewood Case The toad Manthe Pianos l,tsy
received from he-rs Btodau iunhau. dsfbtu
add gcsty mpfovedtbs tore eafminsths finish
W or Pisnos hhen in eIebanEeM At fair prizes.
Pisnos Tuned and gpabed 1H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-17
The Texn. Treaty.

IL always affords pleasure correct any error
into which may have been betrayed. and repair any
act Of ipiustee when sPptiEed OF proper manner
Of which may have been unintenuonsy guilty. We
therefore hasten TO Icy before readers the subned
letter, from Capt George p Upshur, of the u. S. Navy
in reference the statement made by days ago
and Of the Truth Of which bad the slightest doubt
q, the time, that his brother. Judge upshur when Sc.
ereisry OF State he arranged the preminaes of the treaty
OF annexation with the Government Of Texas held large
proprietary interest in Its soil The correction Of thai
statement will have tendency disabuse the mnds Of
others as well ourselves, happen know that we
were not alone in entertaining the opinion. confidently
but, as il now appears. so enormously expressed.
Ii he perhaps due to H. Gmer, Esq to say that when
our hst article this subject appeared believing il to be
susceptible OF construction unsvorable the personal
honor oil his deceased brother Gov Gmer he addressed
us note, enquiring whether iatsndsd any impuaon
upon his integrity OF course having such in,en ion
we 50 said TO him. and proiered say the public
did in explanatory remarks the day Our de-
sign. stated, Of E1-Presi-
dentTyer by fact which seemed be in conflict with
it, and deduce from that fact differences
to the integrity OF either OF the gentlemen named or
named whom IL had reference:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

On the 29th ut the syracuse Journal. received in
the same mail. New York, Troy, Oswego and Buffalo
papers Of the 30th Of August
Letters said TO be frequently detained Fix
days between Raleigh ana Wilmington, N. Z. They
should 20 through in one day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

The late storm Is said to have greatly injured the corn
crop In Monmouth county, New Jersey
Tho rico harvest Is nearly over. The distrcts Ia
which IL Ia grown have been blessed with beautiful
weather during the gathering Of their crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

From the New Orleans Delta OF Sept 2ath
The editor Of the New York Herald will perceive BY
reference to the columns the Detd that have
tcipated his wish. We send reporters TO the
several ia and about the city and obtain
correct lists of the deaths the names Of the deceased
Sc up 70 six O'Clock the evening preceding publca
ton The disparity between these reports and those
furnished Board Health shows the necessity OF
their publication In arriving at correct knowledge OF
the mortality OF the epidemic.
INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT CEMETERIES.
For the fwsnfy;fo hours ending at O'Clock r. M,
September 23d.
Name. Nattctg Name Naticify
Lywtence Cnwley, Ireland w. Wark. Irelsnd.
Nary Ann Hug cs, Do. Thomas Bedford do
VIM. y KellS, New York. Peter Mathews, do.
Joselh Schulz, Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUsAHn.

DAILY HERALO-Every day, Price cents per sopy--s,
n per epnum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday--Pres 81 cent
per copy--$3 In cents annum-payabe 70 advance
HERALD FOR EUROfE-Eyery Steam Packet day
SO as exclusive Postage payable in advance Subscrp
lions and adysrtsemen will he received by Mes--, t;aR
mani 10 Vivenne, Paris r. L. simonds Is Cvmhi, an6
John Miller, the bookseller, London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
,ADVERTlsEMENTsa at the usual price.-sways cash u
ADVANCE Advertisements should be written in plain leRbs
manner The ropsor will not be responsible for srrortha
PAINTING Of all kinds sxseussd beautifully and with
dsspstch. y.
All letters communications by mail Addressed 10 the
proprietor Of the be post paid the post
will he dsJu~sd tbs ssbsrpt,os .susitsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

MO HUMBUG-A new dining saloon Just opened down
IN town. No II Front street, and lodging ao come snd
iudgs for yourself The rooms are single au2l win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

gJyO THE LADIES NE-IDENT AND VlslIERs IN
Il NEW YORK-Wm. Scott Co, No III Broadway,
respectfully invite attention 20 their stock q Lee Cspes
Bsad Infants Waists, Robe. snd F,oek. Nssdewort Cpl.
and OTsnde Musns Embroidered Muslin Dresses, Lace
Dresses Berthes &c, &e., which offered at very low
prices and will be found equal and variety to any in
the city large stock OF Dire" Caps one dollar each
No dsv f,sa I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

.EfsA fDh tvEhP9OL,-Th7r New LIne-kesa,s ar
&EAsks sailing packet ship CONSTITUTION. 1900 tons
,pan John Bnton will sail above, her regular day.
For eight having splendid large and comfortable
state and cabin apply the captain board pier No
q West side ofBurng slip, or to
. WoObHGLL& MINTURN. OF South st.
Price ofpassage 500.
will SUE the Constitution and sail her regular day, ?s
OF November. $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

OIILIAhUS-The mlnufactuTe rooms. pIayILg,
ID the sale Of tables TX Ann street, entrance Ig
Fulton Hons4 Ten Pin Alleys the LIST floor, Tables on
the End Cloth, balls cue wax and French cue points for
sale. - -
above and invite their friends and the public
NJ B. The gents above named poruar in their
business-ther saloons are worthy OF patronage ED
.ot a0s rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
K i n d W or d s.

They do not cost much 1t does not take
long to utter them They never blister the
tongue or lips On their passage into the world, or
occasion any other kind of bodily suffering.
And we have never heard Of any mental trouble
arising from this quarter.
Though they do not cost much, yet they a.
cOmpHh much
|. They help ones own good nature and good
will. One cannot be in habit Of this kind,
without thereby peclng away some of the gran
tie roughness of his own n1ture. Soft words will
soften his own soul. Philosophers tell us, that
the angry words a man uses in his passion, are
fuel to the flame of his wrath, and make it blaze
the more fercey Why then should not words
Of the opposite character produce opposite results,
and that most blessed of all passions of the soul,
kindness, be augmented by kind words PEG
pie that arc forever speaking kindly, are forever
disnclining themselves to iIl-temper.
| 2 Kind words make ether people good-natured.
| Cold words freeze people, and hot words scorch
them, and sarcastic words irritate them, and Bit
ter words make them bitter, and wrathful words
make them wrathful And kind words also,
produce their own image on mems souls. And
beautiful image it is. They soothe, and quiet,
and comfort the hearer They shame him out
his sour, morose, and unkind teelmgs,-And
he has to become kind himself
There is such rush of all other kinds Of words,
in our days, that it seems desirable to give kind
words chance among them. There are vain
words, and idle words, and hasty words, and
spiteful words, and silly words, and empty words
Now, kind words are better than the whole Of
them, and it is pity, that among the improve
ments of the present age, birds of this feather
might not have more of chance than they have
had to spread their wings.
Kind words are in danger of being driven from
the field, like frightened pigeons, in these days
boisterous words, and warlike words, and pas
slonate words. They have not the brass to stand
up like SO many grenadiers, and fight their own
way among the throng. Besides, they have been
out OF use SO long, that they hardly know wheth
er they nave any right to make their appearance
any more IN our busting world, not knowing but
that, perhaps, the world was done with them, ant
would not like their company any more.
Let us welcome them back. We have no
done with them We have not yet begun to us,
them in such abundance as they ought to be MS
ed. We cannot spare them.-Noto York Esqn
geEst.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-11
Gbe 4amtIp Circle.
A Mothers Love.

Happy is he who knows a mothers loye
What is so Purc?-The patriot expects fame
the friend sympathy, and the lover pleasure
Even religion, while she waters her face with
tears, looks forward to the best fruit of her
labors and her love. But maternal affection
springs from the breast uninvoked by the want
of hope, unadulterated by the touch of interest
Its objects are the weak and the woefu 1t
haunts the cradle of inflntile pain, or how
ers near the couch of the faint and the forsaken.
Its sweetest smiles break through the cloud Of
misfortune, and its gentest tones rise amid the
signs of suffering and of sorrow 1t limpid
and lovely flow of feeling which gushes from the
fountain-head fpurity, and courses the heart
through selfish designs and sordid passions, all
unminglmg and unsulled
What is SO Frm?-Time and misfortune, pen
ury and persecution, hatred and intamy, may roll
their dark waves successfully over t-and still
smiles unchanged; or the more potent allure
ments of fortune, opulence and PRIDE power and
splendor, may woo her-and yet she is unmoved!
A mother cloves and loves forever"
What is so FajthfuR-From infancy to age,
through good report, the dews of maternal affec-
ton are shed upon the soul When heart-strick-
en- and abandoned, when branded by shame and
followed by scorn, her arms are still open-her
breast is still kind Through every trial that
love will follow cheer us in misfortune support
us in disease smooth the pillow Of pain, and
moisten the bed of DEATH
Happy is he who knows mothers love.