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C0RpORATION N0TICE.TrsT, a. che ,' s.,s .,
I aI-strest. last Eiver.-tg1li acc ~ :.
bv rv-n o. al the proprietor ci i1ts lsl.s M ~.
he owners o. ana pc sons o.-e ~ go River
brs- m. est ..ae OF - foot OF Montgomery SCI
AID ths ives. SIDE Of the foot o. vouvarl e-lle ~
40 t5 AL the proprietor. n ots lying oPPos.e ~ 7
- srs rer.ous .thers.iss interested "a The water
Letter liz In hess situated the East River bet'.en
80. m tbe f55t OF Waluul-str.et fha- me Mayor
Aldermen aid Commonsty OF the city Of Ne" iolA -
de.erl ned upon sinking ard COMP e-ns i1i ~ ~ -
sasteriy SIDE aud aso pieE TO- ~ III tIe
6ct II Couverueur-sreet, Under lie olrcet9s " ~
street Coulnissiouer, each pier to &c W. $500 -
o. - s,,sd IN or be. .rs he frst day o. MarcH
next ersuin-. and be CON .---t s. l-i.a Ai h
saes % wiz. oy the in- Jay oiJnly az No.. -,
site a. The owners OF. Ald fersols it .tie'.-4 ~
st thew are required before the expiration OF -
,s ,,r ~, a,e of ills rrti-s ard aoveriisrrnea ~
.s.if7 i1 wuins tie street tomu salonef o. or
no Hal oi Records iheir iasruol, 70 u.i.s y 80
.sIf gr-a. on FEB elnt 1uf lcupetiui ne So t.e-,
4. ,-asid and o. sonr1 lts ther lespec.se
n tho expense u sinking A14 c1lp etink lo -, "
rot 10 Contribute their respective proportions on i-
os~se thereof a. llsy uff deem eAtrei-lN hAI 49,.
, n ~ lgire 5,rolito TO- he owners o. persons
fhe~ufs. inieresed n the eri1unts " & = Dla
th. Fs River between toe east SIDE OF ne foot o. Mont
gouery-street SID the west AIDE oi tns 10. 3. ~
neur street shal refuse -iect 70 comply WIN s ~
rectious Aforesaid, sod saa not bear or 80
proportions parts OF the expense OF sASlns 49, $50
tin said pier from the westerly sde Of tNe ieot %
errsarstreet aforesaid, and that u any psisSus e
proprietors OF lots lying oppose W. ~ s . ~ nm
cons otherwise interested m the er-ifohts OF ' D
head tho East River eetw ne eas, slos ~ voc f ,
COVE rueursfree and the west side 81 me oe OF
nu, street shall refuse neglect TO comply VIC ths
rections Aforesaid ana ahsli not Gear or ai,enH5ss
urJrortious parts Of the expense Oi snsns alu Sof
IN LA pisr from the eastery side OF IN loot vi Ooe
nerr.street A. Aforesaid thai SAID persons as AoteAu
thereby forfeit oil Eht Or Interest "a SAID pes
80 y 80 Z and rortoi.ed aud the wharfage arising
ttsr-frum. according % the acf on me Los'A'''0 ~ ~
I state ir such case ms'e ard provided - t.-
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- To IErA isr.s store IA the reiT " So, 81 % snl
20 81 Anu-st -th large ysltr no~ occupied 2; 'l1
~ Am-rc.u Fur Company. Tie baidinf Q. wcli shi-
ed and suitable Tor large pub sns bookolndns Ut oi-si
i- q. Us r. s. l. u. LATHROP, 30 John.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

by ORDER OF r. Sheldon Root. County Judge OF tne
OCouriyo f Oneida, Notice hereby given lhat an a.,
tachment has issued against The estate OF IhOMAo
DirDGEON "A resident debtor ard that tire SANE
will be SO for tho payment Of his debts unless be appear
diseharse such attachment according TO aw VIM
nine months from the first publication OF this uOnce and
that the payment any debts due 10 him b. residents OF
this State and the delivery 10 him or Tor his use Of any
prop-Tty within this State belonging 10 him. and The
transfer Of auy such property by him, are forbidden by
law and are void-Da,ed Utica, January ID. 1885,.
KIRKLAND BACON,
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n. -ILf I1st TTIffd y ~ IlfI7 ~ - II.
- manufacturing purpcfeF ar Uac-tcs slnl .t-.'e
o. Auu-fL lI. lml D h'NNl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

-. NksNVFn- By sra family Of tarcc in'isi mas
81 whole or half = house for term oi yras slAca
- be.een Bleecksr sd Eistth IS and nefr hfelt-
.-sv. Address ". So Bieeckcrst 3. -
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-. 90 pRiY,rE : ALE-Th. txo sLores bod &c

Fs fams-houss and IL te", on he north SIDE o. For,
49, ty.'lrd st, 30 fset 90 y ss, ssb ,sh1 ~
fe rear-Aiso. he house and 10, aoJo'ns VI 'no WINE
'1isI.5oH' BIEECKER, Auotionser, Brosdst.
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ist m Imagination alOne, in the treasury of the
State, tho aid of"the mysterious power of mes
merism'i and its sublime adjunct ''clairvoyance
to discover and make palpable its secret place
within the vaults OF the treasury-and where
as the same sublime and MYSTERIOUS powers and
sciences will be required to enable the treGsu-
urer to raise Isirom its invisible and unpretend-
ing place in the treasury, therefore the treasu-
rer be and he is hereby authorized and requir-
ed, whenever in the course of human events an
appropriation shall be made from said fund-to
secure the services OF Miss Martha Loomis-
after she shall have been "magnetized and
placed in clairvoyant state" and had her
eyes bound up by placing compactly folded over
each dark kid glove" secured by ga thickly
folded linen handk crchief" to discover the said
fund; and when thus discovered, he shall en-
ploy "Masler Oscar, a lad of slender frame. and
apparently about IA years Of age" after he
shall have been magnetized and placed in state
OF phreno-magnetism," TO raise it from the rus
"vasty deep" of ordinary inrisr6iGty "by simply
placing his hands in the lowest" vault of the
treasury, "aidod alone by the power of mes
merism."
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CON CRES $50 AL.
BY Telegraph to Louisville



In the Senate, to-day, message was receiv
ed from the President, communicating the trea
ty of peace concluded between the United
States and Mexico.
Mr.. Allen submitted resolution for the con
| sideraton of the Senate, calling upon thu
| President for iniormationas to whether the ac
tive operations of the army in Mexico, had
been suspended by the armistice, and if so, by
what authority.
Hen also submitted resolution for the
consideration OF the Senate instructing the
Judiciary Committee to inquire whether the
act OF 1913 requires amendment for the more IF.
iectual punishment OF persons in the army for
holding correspondence in time OF war.
Also, a resolution reviving the injunction OF
secrecy upon all private Executive business.
Also, resolution recommending private
session to tax into consideration the treaty of
peace.
On motion the Senate then went into Exc
cutiye session.
The senate having spent some time in Exc
cutve session, the doors were opened aud the
regular business resumed.
On motion Of Mr.. Sewer, the treaty of peace
whichhnd been communicate, dhy the Pr sidcn',
was referred TO the Committee on Foreign AZ.
fairs and ordered to tie printed
Mr.. Cas- gave notice that he would ask leave
Tomorrow to bring up the tcn-regiment bill in
order to continue the debate thereon
Mr.. Mason said that he thought circumstan-
ccs had occurred lately which rendered the
further discussion of that subject unnecessary.
lie hoped the debate would now cease.
Mr.. Cass remarked that he desired the i'm
mediate vote upon the bill as further delay
might prove fatal
Mr.. Mason replied that il the passage Of the
bill was Necessary, by Tomorrow the necessity
would be greater than ever.
Mr.. Douglais gave notice that to morrow he
would ask leave to introduce a bill rel ting to
the establishment of the Territory of Nebas-
kic.
Mr.. Allen moved to take up the resolution,
which he had previously offered, calling on
the President for information whether an ar
mistico existed with Mexico, and on what au-
thority, which was agreed to, and the resolu-
ton was passed by yeas Al, nays 0.
On motion fMr. Allen the resolution which
he had previously offered instructing the Judi
ciary Committee to report whether the act of
'98 required amendment was tax en- up and pass
ed
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three hundred thousand members. With q
mighty army like this, each one fighting FOL
the same object, all armed with the FURNISHED
weapons of Love, Purity and Fidelity, united
and steady as a Macedonian PhalanX, who
shall impose limits to our conquests! There
will be few deserters from our ranks, for he
who proves recreant to the obligations he as
sumes on entering the circle OF our Order, viii
be for all time tc come a " thing for the slow
moving finger of scorn to point at" The de-
fensive line policy" Is the policy OF mastery
insctivity,ni is not ours. Blow will follow blow
Intemperance, and with Woman and the Bible
to cheer us and guide us on the march, victory
will perch upon our standard.
Miss MARsHALL-Permit me again to tender
to you and the Ladies whom you have so grace
fully represented on this occasion the heart
folt thanks OF our Order for this magnifccn,
gift.
1t shall be regiously preserved as a memo
rial of the interest you have been pleased to
manifest in the success of our principles-and
in our future efforts to exterminate intemper-
ance and encourage morality, we shall often
derive strength from its sublime, God-given
truths. And, as the sun is the centre of the
solar system, even so, will this Book be a bright
nucl, us around which, in the course of time,
may be gathered an extensive Library of Stan
dard Works which, while it will ornament our
State, will possess the additional merit of hay
ing received its first impulse from the iberality
and kindness Of the Ladies of Canton.
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Consumption Cured.

The following letter is from q highly
respectable merchant, dated
LEwIsTowN, N. Y. Sept. 10 1914.
DR.. ID. JAYNE-Dedr Sir: 1t is ssld
by Physicians and is by the mass Of
mankind believed, that consumption can
not be cured-that when once il becomes
seated in the human system, nothing can
eradicate or stay its progress, but that
il will continue the work Of destruction
until its victim shr nks into the grave.
However true this may be in theory, |
am disposed 10 doubt il in fact: indeed
my own experience and desire 10 BEN
eft others, compels TO pronounce the
assertion untrue. You will probably
recollect sir, that in the beginning Of
1910 | wrote to you, stating that | had
the consumption, and that it was fast
hurryii 2 me TO the grave. ! did not
then nor do now doubt, every SYMPTOM
was too plainly visible. My Physicians
considered me incurablt, but the advice
which asked Of you was given, and |
am happy TO say that | am using a few
bottles Of your Incompatible medicine.
The Expeclorant, | was restored, and
never in my life have | enjoyed bet
ter or more uninterrupted health than
since that time. If you should see me
now, you would not imagine by my ap.
peal ance that had ever been sick, much
less that had the consumption, but
that ! am still living, | asribe wholly and
entirely to your Expectorsnt
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne Phila.
and sold on agency by
PRlESTLY g. MOSBY.
March 4, 184s. 23-26
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Sons of Temperance.

CANTON, Feb. 90, l848.
Miss A. n. MARSHALL: The undersigned,
Committee are desired, in behalf Of the Sons
Of Temperance, Madison Division, No. 49,"
respectfully to request, for publication, copy
of the Address delivered by you at the Presen-
tation Of the Bible on the 22d inst.
Very respectfully,
Your obr serv'is,
s. B. SHELDON,
WV. T.. MeALLrsTrR,
J. d. DIXON.
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TELEsRArH.-Mr. LLOYD, the agent Tor the
telegraph, passed through here last week, ane
is willing and anxious to establish station
here if one or two thousand dollars OF stock
can be subscribed. Mr.. MUM will be furnish
ed with subscription paper in few days and
will give any information to inquirers II Ia
unnecessary for US to say anything at present
on this subject; Its great advantages are well
known to our planters and merchants.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04

LEersLArURE.-A Bill to provide for taking
the vote Of the people to call Convention to
revise, alter. &C., the Constitution has pa sed
both Houses. Also the Bill to establish an In
stitution for the instruction Of the Blind; to be
located in jackson.
Bill to exclude foreign Bank notes laid on
the table in the House, 50 to IS.
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Cot. FrESoNT.-The Cincinnati papers oi
the 22d, we find the following teegraPhic des-
patch from Washington under date fthe 2ist:
"Tbe president has rcmiited Fremon's SEN
tenee, which was dismissal from service, and
has ordered him 10 duty"
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Sous OF TEMrER aYcE.-We give this week
the presentation address Of Miss MARSHALL,
and the reception address OF Mr.. DOUGLASS. The
Division turned out in iul regalia, and made
splendid appearance. 1t is already large in
numbers and steadily increasing.
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To THE FRIENDS OF GEN. TAYEoR.-We
would suggest that meeting be held in the
Court-House, on the first day Of Court, to select
delegates to the District meeting to be held
here in June, in pursuance of the recommcn-
dation Of the Convention at Jackson. 1t
would also be a proper time for forming
Rough and Ready Club.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

ROOKS will be opened for the sub
- scription of STOCK in the Canton
aud Jack son Rail Road, at the Cou ntine
Room Of Grorge w. Henderson, in the
town of Canton, on Monday the 9th day
OF March, 1848.
w. D. Henry, J. J. Pugh,
n. Latham, Robert Love,
Gustus Lucket, John Montgomery,
Jesse Heard, w. Drahe,
G.. w. Henderson, J. S. Prirchard,
l.. NJ. Garrett, Z. ID. Ward.
March I, l848. 25-tf
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THE LOAN BILL.-This bill passed the House
Of Representatives a few days since. 1t pro-
vides for the raising OF sixteen million Of dol
lars, at par, bearing an interest of six per cent,
reimbursable after 90 years.
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DEATH OF J. Q. ApANs.-Ths distinguish
ed statesman was attacked with paralysis, while
in his seat in the House of Representatives on
the Goth ult, and died the 2sd.
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CuiScEkY CLERK.-By an act of the present
Legislature the Clerk OF the Superior Court
Of Chancery is hereafter to be elected by the
people. The first election will take place next
November.
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TREATY mApE.-From the proceedings in
Congress il will be seen that the President has
laid before the Senate treaty between the
United States and Mexico.
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RAIL Re p.-The Subscription Books are
now opened, as will be seen from advertise
mcnt.
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CANTON, Feb. 90, l840.

UNION, Feb. y, IVFO'
GENTLEMEN: Your note requesting for publi-
cation copy Of the ddiess delivered by me
at the presentation Of the Bible to the Msdi-
son Division Of the 90 Sons Of Temperance
on the 2ad inst, is nov before me. Feeling it
has no merit to recommend IL, YET fully sPPre-
ciating your compliment, and in compliance
with the reques: Of the Division, herewith
ssbma copy TO your disposal.
Respectfully,
A. r. MARSHALL
To s. b Sheldon, Rm. y .ve.4li,ter, j. b.
Diron-CoDlmittee
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o. We cali attention to she advertisement
OF d. W. Murphy & Co., who wish to supply
the body-wants Of the hungry and thirsty.
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IMPROVED GIN STANDS.

u THIS summer received a consign-
l. mcnl Of Messrs. Carver, Washburn
e. Co.. new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | ON selling at 1915 per
saw. A few OF these stands we're re.
ceiyed here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do well TO call and ex-
anime previously TO purchasing else
where.
p O'DONNELL. Agent.
Ydsoo City, Miss.
September 10. lS47. 2-tf
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sentence by the President, resigned his COM
mission.
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IRON AND NAILS.

lust Received, a large assortment
" of Slackers, Wood q Co IS, Ten.
nessee Iron. Also, large lot OF Boston
Nails, and for sale bv
ID. w. MURPHY & CO.
At the Old Store of ,ordts & Mont
gomery.
March 4, 1913. 25-tf
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ElR COLONEL.

WE are authorized 10 announce 1SA AC
W. JONES as a candidate Tor Colonel OF the
25th RegimeutSf NJ. N. Election TO take on
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L.pIss, GErrrGSES AND SsNs OF TESrts'
lxcE: Seldom indeed has !, been our privileges
to unite in the celebration Of this day, render.
ed by association with the memory Of The be
loved and immousl Washington, dear to the
heart q every lover ~ American Liberty, I'M
der circumstances OF deeper and more Peeu-
liar Interest than the ceremonies attendant up
on the present occasion arc calculated to
awaken.
Not even the fsseiBs'iOns Of the festive
dance, though surrounded bs cOHgenisl sPir''s,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-04

SALT.
A LARGE lot Of Course and Fine
IA Salt just received, and for sale, by
ID. W. MURPHY & CO.
A. the Old Store of Cordls & Mont
gomery.
March 4, 1913. 95-tc
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POWDER AND SHOT.

A SUPERIOR article, for sale by
N d. w. MURPHY e. co.
At the Old Store oil Cords & Mont
gomery.
March 4, l848. 25-tl
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
USr Received supply of Superior
" Chewing Tobacco, and for SAFE, by
ID. w. MURPHY & CO.
At the Old Store Of Cordts a. Mont
gomery.
March 4, l34S 25-tf
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DIED.

In this place on ID inst, MARY, infant daugh ter
Of Samuel and Mary Jane Lewis.
Same time and place, LEWIS EEwIS, infant
son of VIM. T.. and Margaret l.. Dancy.
In this County, on the Cd inst, lsham Stew
art
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CO Nj NJ f. X CIAL.
New Orleans Cotton Ma,ket::;:Feb. :

Since the arrival OF the Ilibcrnia's news there
to ct. The demand is active. Sales Of the
week $4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
nierior::::::::::5-a5l Middling Fair :7la74
Ordinary ::::::::6-aG4 Fair :::I::::::::7 ID
MddIrng ::::::::6la6} Good Fair::::::--a-
Good mlddling: ::6Ia7 Good and Fine id
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l:::: 23,493
Received to date ::::::::::::::705,29 1895
Stock on hand :::::::::::::::::: 250,85I
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EN CALLS. Copal Varnish,
nv 10 Coach
5 Japan
10 Black Leather Varnish,
Received and for sale by
T.. ID. WARD 81 Co.
Nav @.
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M ARM Al
roRr on WV YoRK. Drcfsssr J.

ARRIYKDBr shp Jews Dolce = di hn Cork ballast and
l-l ps.sensers % " fcssrsgil A Go.
Rsrs Aun smith thompson :. dy hn Demesrs ni.s Peter
of Nllafen len hrl Jlis1a for Niork nert cay
Hrg Jsia Pa,son, inroe. hn Pal River. ballast
Bns Astma Howard rs dy nu Aps'achoo'a, 'oon' a. i
SURGE. Clearmaa q Co
&C. u Chssteisu pol,et >sed company with brs fis''
Powell. Tor NNurs.
Bos Rata. MlCnh m Turks Island llh uh. sal, Lsaui
Beach Lett og htrp, hsnssn. r nat uh Nov Assne la-r
,on NorosI lntlstn. fse Nhsc Isabella Nlnfs 10Th
ssmnets. rs~l'-r. Nlork, lfih
Brs Mohane kce ds Goa Jacksonville ~ lan.ef Co Be- -f
PEA &
Brs Yocs,sn Bsl-r ay fi Goorestosu Sour % Order
schf Susan. kus.el, im Ns1tucset, Oh
S,hrJ y Bfansrs " .l..nls. nl Scribe Del, cora.
Geo Evsf@. lpteu, lm N-shs- Lumber o l saow
Sclr Erle Atsnsa ds tu h1si,n, cgwoot o. kfe.s
Roger.
Sshr De.atgr MouH - ts in Marcac, lse- sqae a. o
Psven-tect shgma,h-r Nos ons ~ sFose ore Nf
tunr n C.uiarao, Zoo NfoTk she suQpIrt ne d. We provisions
shf r-1 Fssn.. lorst 9. By n aasg'rfs, coi'on 20
Blower Co
nr schf fusalshp. fsrp,s aS ln Nova scotia arA
schr Mccomo. Reese. m Ws~hsn mise.
Shr Lsunuc Jsnks 80, in Baltimore, CON- toa1d O. Prov
icUce. IA
sAlLFp-Sesri,hp Psn.uia Tor Ffaac so. c.aofns
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INDIAN SUMNER.

I was Autumn, and the faded leaves
Sailed slowly down upon the wind,
Leaving, like Death when he bereaves,
The living germ Of Hope behind
Twas Autumn. and the Sun was dim.
As II his FIRE was nearly gone
The breeze walled out q mOuYnfol hymn,
And all the Earth was sad aud lone
Twas Autumn over land aud main
A veil Of azure haze was thrown
AS If primeys Night again
Had claimed our planet NJ IL own,
Aud the blue vestin ents Of the sky
For shroud Of dissolution given
For hardly could the strsining eye
Tell which was Earth or which was Heaven
nIIIH-lN
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
yfos ne woonsociss fsifos
INTRODUCTION.


r.. an bour for thought-how strangely
visions Of the By-Gone rise;
or the happy times, aud olden'
yy;,h ia radiant hopes and golden
Ard its cloudless sumner SKIES
When my aspirations yearpeg
"T-j IN. mystic. yelled To-bs.
Ard INV youthful fs~cy painted
R.r. and rsdisnf JOYS, untainted
By one tbOoght OF misery.
or the air around me signing.
Comes remembered voices now
Comes a fathers prayer and blessing
And a mothers fond, ceressins
Hand seems laid upon my brow
Comes a sisters ringing laughter,
And brothers shout OF gieei
And band Of youthful pleasures,
Dearer now than pesrly treasures,
Throng the hall Of Memory
Other scenes, Of graver import,
Doth my memory retain;
When our childish sports were ended,
And at eve or voices blended
In the old remembered strain
And the fervent prayer was waited
To the High and Holy One,
That, by grace unto US gwen,
We might meet above, IN Heaven,
When our earthly course was run.
Years have vanished since parted
From boybood's happy home
From the holy ties that bound me,
From the love chains linked around me,
Through the busy world 10 roam
Yet. this evening hour brings visions
or the dear time faithfully.
And seem to hear the blessing,
Az, and feel the fond caressing
Melted out IN love 70 me.
Years have vanished-to the question,
Where is now thy household band
Time makes answer 1'Uo are sleeping,
Grave-deep--in the silent keeping
OF the stern eath-Angers hand
OF the living, some still linger
By the old familiar hearth
Others have that hearth iorsaken.
In new homes new Joys 70 wsken-
Womans mission 70 the Earth.
Would 70 God that pure aud holy
As in childhood ] were now.
That my heart could bring no token,
OF future promise broken,
or no violated VOW
Then. though Deaths cold hand has taken
Desrly loved ones from my sight,
4 might hope again 20 meet them
And in JOY once more 10 greet them
In the ladeless realms Of light
do hope, though Sin has darky
Stained the purity Of youth,
To regain the long lost Eden,
La the might Of God succeeding
'Gainst the enemies OF Truth
Hope to break the bonds which bound me
To the dust by far too ong,
And, an upward course maintaining,
At the last, no sin remaining
Join and swell their choral song.
Oct % 1919 & HALCoTr CLEVELAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

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