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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

A STONIsHING FACTs.-KELLINGERS REFINED
IA Lnnent certain to matter what the disease
weakness-wth either His Astonishing discovery, TO
and sickness will not fail in ten thousand
trials magic fluid fails to restore the hair hun
deds of be in New York solda bottle,
Depot go Pearl street. the Doctors central
depot Is at 176 Broadway also Of C. Ring corner Of
JShn street and Broadway b D. SANDS tss1n , and
lane Penfold Clay Co., No FLETCHER street, Whoessr
K determined to offer TO foreign merchants largo
dcemet by taking twenty gross very low ngure win be
every city the Union 1t keeps It's old friends and
nile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

WASHINGTON HALL-REED &FUNK HAVE RE,
w Gently opened the above place at Nos los 100 and w
Elizabeth and have newly fitted up the same IN
superior style Attached TO the bar room are two billiard
tables. Said place formerly kept by Mr. MAJOR ana
known Concert Hall beg leave g inform our ss
10th instant O'Clock and have engaged sixteen Of she
most emrent musicians for the occasion. ,..-
REED A. FUNK, PfoprNtokA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA.-AN AGREEABLE,
safe refreshing spring aperent for delicat females
and children certain remedy dyspepsia bousness.
skin diseases For sale Rings 1872 Broadway Leroys
pectable druggists. HOLBROOKE, MARTIN co.
M. Rroa dnax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

C,LorHING AND CLOTHING NATERIAIs.-NAvY
~ lssa-sealsd Proposals endorsed Proposals for Navy
once O'Clock r. on Monday the a6th Day Of pri
next Tor Furnishing and delivering hIy days
sets Brooklyn New York and Gosport Virginia
only Of all Of the following named
ucies OF navy Clothing and Clothing Materials nay 10
ordered BY the Chief Of this Bureau the
ofsad navy yards respectively during the fiscal
msnsnF ON the s day of July next ending sh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
INSURANCE..

vruE AsToR FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY-0FTICE
i Chatham Bank Building, No. o. Chasham street-cont-
insure dwellings warehouses stores anu eer
perty Of ali kinds ON favorable terms Lssses
p"'' 80 '''" - WIN T. PINKNEY, President.
RoBsRr D. HARr, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
DRY GOODS.


A KERR 4 co. ARE OFFERING, AT A GREAT RE-
mourning goods &C. previous removal to their store
77 Broadway about the LIST Of May at which time
they will open entire stock Of goods. A. KERR
Co., 761 Broadway, second door above Clinton place
AIRS NILES, 1s FOURTH STREET, CORNER OF
M Greene begs to to the ladies Of New York
received from Paris choice selection Of fash
onaby made under dresses ladies and chdren and shat
by houses In Paris with laoes embroideries TO 20,
order in desired style Mt the shortest notice.
Mrs respectfully solet the attention Of the ladies
inspection fhsr present stock
DLAID AND STRIPE sILKS.-TIvE CASES IN FULL
assortment Just received in store Also, fine embroi
plain Canton shaw and variety OF
Paris broche Cashmere and printed shaw grenadine tbs
embroiderios, printed musns, organdies DC.
TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Broadway
ITO THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE BUYERS OF FANCY
and staple dry goodsIn view Of removal to our
extensive No ycsey street. running through to
No. ~ Barclay street entance both strest directly in
Of the Aston House. intend dispose Of
sent stock goods extremely low prices so that we
open location with and beautiful assort
goods adapted to the summer and autumn sales
present stock MOgLTON, PLiMPT0N, WILLIAMS L
co. importers and jebbers Of dry goods, carpets, oil
VxyoNDERFUL BARGAINS IN CoUNTERPANEs,
CANT double damaSk table linen yards wide IS 3D. yard
superfne drop table, yards wide 5s I'd and o.
yard splendid linen damask napkins Is and 49,
dozen: heavy linen sheetnr % yards wide, only 5s Cd
yard large counterpanes la and los apiece counter
panes for single beds only los apiece frnged doies only
6s dozen, at BURDITTS cheap dry goods store, l3j
Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

A COTTON FACTORY, SITUATED IN NEW JERSEY
four miles from the New York and Eric
Railroad containing 600 Dsnforth spindles and all ne
ss.sary msohinsfy now in operation with sores land
Inquire Of d sCHO0NhAKER 40 BroadwAy, or A. r.
PLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY ESTABLISH
- ment for sale.-The stock fixtures and good will with
Lease store situated Of the
the city viii be sold cheap for cash Satisfactory reasons
given for selling Address b, c. Herald office stating
where an interview can be had.
drug STORE FOR SALE -.HANDsOMELY FITTED
~ up, and well stocked with medicine. excellent
Herald ofhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
SPORTING.

EANCY PIGEONs.-A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
poyters swallows, boards xpies fans, tumblers,
runs, &e, for sale. Apply at 70 yesey street.
HANDSOME KING CHARLES.-A REMARKABLY
handsome and King Charles dog for SALE brought
Europe gentleman who wishes TO dispose of him
for want OF convenience Inquire personally at Ss Fourth
street, near Broadway.
CPoRTINC.-TWo HUNDRED BLACK BIRDS WILL
- he shot the Hudson House, North Bergen, New
Jersey on Monday 4th April II. b. BEATTY Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
$5O OOO 10 HOTEL MENTOR SALE, L

WOU.UOV. New York, lease nd furniture Of an OK.
tensive first class hotel ON Broad
way price $40 600 one do $4,000 DO located
best second rate hotels located Broadway O also
sns small sized hotel opposite one Of the arrival
Hudson street $4,000 DO the Hudson railroad
depot 5000 smaller 81 600 also fine house MUIR
street. do Warren street IS 600 also
bouse on Howsrd street near Hro.dway "a DO also Sue
hotel Sixth opposite the Crystal Palace 50
also fine hotels in Brooklyn also extensive first
class hotel the European plan $4,000 do located
Fulton $25 900 Fulton street and
Broadway $2 also extensive restaurant and dining
hotel located convenient to Wall street and Post oce
$40 600 do the of Water and Wall streets
800 also three splendid oyster and reectory saloons
Broadway and drinking Refreshments
lodging house West street. and fine house
and ice saloon Canal street. Apply TO q. A.
ROBINSON, 50 Nassau street, rooms Nos. and D, up
stairs where general register kept Of all the principal
hotels public houses confectionery drug and dry
goods sale and to rent in New York city and
Brooklyn also for the purchase and sale of real estate
leasing Of property, and collecting rents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

r ARGE AND SUPERIOR TREES oHEAP.-wM. r.
IL PRINCE 4 CO. Flushing wishing 70 clear OF several
their nurseries, offer large sized ornamental
in At much reduced rates They have also the
tanned Of John Mayher 4 Co, lT Water street.
CCHOOLS.-FOR SALE, CHEAP, SMALL LOT OF
y patent school furniture desks &C., of Patons make
For particulars address ii. Jones, Herald once.
VTARNISH FACTORY TO LEASE-50xlOO FEET; ALSO,
several the Crystal Palace and higher
suitable for coal marble and lumber yards
market gardeners, &C. Apply 10 w. MURRAY, IL Wall
street.
WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO
brown stone houses in South Tenth street They
are finished in superior STYLE having all the modern i'm
tubes bath and Pumpia kitchen
INSIDE blinds, cellars hoored &C. Houses "a feet by 80 lots
100 feet deep and walls u and 10 inches within three min
utes Walk OF peck slip ferry Sold at bargain II applied
for this week. to THOS. KELLEY SON 40 South Third
street, corner Of South Fourth Fifth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
DANcA TIN-FRoA STORE AND TO ARRlvK-rOr
sale as the 0"s' R TSsSb BISHOP q Maiden lana

DANCA TIN-FROM STORE AND TO ARRlvk-TO8
- sale ~ 'A' ''N''' eic esib BISHOP, Maiden la.A
n soEcHrIe, NO. 8 NORTH WILLIAM STREET
MAJ Of or and and
Norway oil aSTa.y o 0 as
gold and silver slips emery pumios stone rotten stone
7 HAVE BEEN CALLED LIAR AND A 9UAcK,
Without injury TIE ss:A NOV. prove :Sssf
"A s ss. s1s e. s's 1s s':s
METALLIC RUBBER aooDs-uNroN INDIA RUE
w Der Company wa.shonss 10 N.ss:. street :.s,s.;ys'
poSs p
spssin slstS piano .o.s:si s..:.s g:
climate; p = WILSON P,saiasaA
E. u. Ase
feather and ms.trs.. factory No S Grand
. sss soshs
fsf K. IS
IsK o., 1yisY a. 70
% ss at n:: BE iss q
any part q Ne seSnry y note I'll.
= q. ss.s s:w and
CPRING GRASS SPRING FLOWERS
- Dress natures bowers;
But at the self same season,
Bed bugs and feas,
And insects get the trees on.
To slay these foes,
To your repose,
To Lyons, 90 instantet-i
His dust arrests y
All insect pests
That Ay hop crawl or eantef.
Ivon's Magnetic and Pills. for the destructioAe
insects and yermn ~ Broadway Price cents per lash
box
WHITES EMPIRE MARKET, AND PROVISION
w house No 40 Bowcry, directly opposite the Bowsry
theatre will Wednesday morning. April 9Th where
NAV he found ut all times every desired article In the
market ineconstng Of meats Vegetables fruit poultry
game gherkns jelies butter lard FISH, oysters and
clans. z. WHITE, proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALK-rHE
IL Undersigned have at Bridgeport Conn, within
nutes walk Of the centre Of that city and
with BY and splendid carriage bridge 500 900 worth
The most desirable lots In Connecticut either manuae
euxing residenoes Bridgeport
Inhabitants Of the most vared1y beautiful cities
New 1ngland and part Of exceeds In ts natural
attractions In those Embellishments which very heavy
outlay have created The ground high and dry the
pure and SOFT the centre 10 park Of eight Of natu
lal wood stately growth about dwellings, Of
Nowhere on the line Of the New York and New
themselves the country We have very
cottages for SALE large portion Of the
remain on mortgage. Address, or sat on DAVID w.
THOMPSON Bridgeport agent for the propriesors p p
Barnum and W. ii. Noble.
DARN FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, A VERY PRODUC.
tive farm, consisting Of Isl in high state Of cuti
walton, situated In the town Of Milton Saratoga county,
within five miles Of the Springs and four Balson
never failing stream through this property making it
desirable farm for grazing grain having produced the
past 100 tons Of good hay exclusive Of grain The
buildings consist OF handsome cottage house. also
good tenant house. two houses and about @ feet of
cow sheds nclosng fine yard succny large for 90 head
Of cattle and stabing for same tho milk house new and
built tone and Of barns set Of hay scales
permanently fixed fine well Of In the yard
one adjoining each house The whole Of the buildings in
be divided to advantage the whole will DO sold low and
York. Troy and its vicinity wifi be in exchange
MASH bsy STREE street New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

n sOECHTIG, NO. NORTH WILLIAM STREET,
~. importer kinds Of grinding stones and polishing
materials keeps constantly on hand German and Eassh
India homes stones touchstones,
gold silver slips emery pumice stone, rotten stone,
jewellers red, Vienna lime, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

o. A m TO $75O-A DRUG STORE FOR SALE-AN
PtOU excellent location in the upper part Of the city
The proprietor physician would like to dispose Of an in
terest In it to suitable druggist competent to
take charge of it, Equitable terms offered Address NJ
d. Union square Post Office, post paid, with address,
5000 cASHmTEMANT .d HOUSES = 80 NEARLY NEW
cheap and the terms made to suit the purchaser Apply to
G. G. ANDREWS, 4N Broadway, third story. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

WHITES EMPIRE MARKET, AND PROVISION
w house No 40 Bowcry, directly opposite the Bowsry
will Wednesday morning April where
market ineconssting Of meats Vegetables fruit poultry
game gherkns eies butter lard eggs hh, oysters and
clans. G. WHITE, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ITO LET-FROM THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, THE
lower part of house COG Broadway consisting Of two
paors basement and attic large yard to
said house Inquire the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ITO LET-HOUsE 80 FRANKLIN STREET, $3.50 81
East Twenty street. 500 2s4 Tenth street 5000
street $500 Several have gas baths g. Also, two de-
street. the Harlem Railroad with baths Gro
ton &C. Also house Degraw street Court street.
Brooklyn Apply to L. H. BROWN, II Wall street. from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

mo LET-oN ATLANTIC STREET BROOKLYN FOUR
Of the ten new houses on Atlantic street, between
street and Fourth about twelve minutes walk
the South ferry the distance Wall street
ferry These houses will be finished in about ten days
they built for and not for SALE and
Susnt pains have been spared 70 build them in the best
they have with water brought into the
Kitchen dumb walters with chandeliers and other tx
lures speaking tubes BELLS and gentce
etrect brooklyn, or n Wall street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ITO LET-HoUsEs NOS 29S AND 2as WEST FOUR.
No go West Thirty first street. $780, has all the modern
No lac Thompson street 800 No 2s9 Ninth
avenue dwelling part with basement $780, No. H3 West
Thirty street front and building to lease 500
I'll Thirty sixth street. front and building to
lease $780, No West Thirty street between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues to lease, $780, No. West Thirty
sixth street. between Tenth and Eleventh front
and rear buildings lease 1915 Inquire of SAMUEL E.
LENT 4s6 Broadway Of Broome street. third door
room No 10. O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

YNO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE SIT
uated At Upper Morrsania ten miles from the city mi
mites walk from the depot built in modern STYLE French
windows, piaxzas &C. twelve rooms cistern and well
water Of an acre Of groanS to be well Lid out
36 Eighth avenue next to street. in the
store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

YTO LET-A BACK ROOM, FOR DENTIST OR PHYsI-
i clans Office, situated first floor. Inquire at 27
Beeeker street. also, two be accommodated
Vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

T>O LET OR LEAsE-A WELL LIGHTED BASEMENT,
30 BY feet and 10 feet high within four
large hotels suitable purposes or would
be desirable place for large bottling establishment
entrance can had from Broadway II wanted Apply
Chinese Building FIRST floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ROARDING.-GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR
- several single gentlemen, can be accommodated with
choice rooms and board at so place Eighth street
Stages pass the door every five minutes No removal
a1cfn MAJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ITO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT Dwell
ling house. replete with all the modern improvements
most eligbly situated In Eighth street. Broadway
with furniture if wanted to good tenant and pos
eeseion given Immediately Address 800 Post Office
stating where interview can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC-
- conmodated with unfurnshed room, or suite Of
rooms second floor with and CrotoR water Apply
| at 1872 Blocker street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

ROARD-PERMANENT BOARD WANTED, BY A
ID gentleman and his wife in small private family where
there few boarders private sitting and
bedroom required, with all the modern improvements
Address, stating location and terms j. Wilson, Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01

TIE MAE of BIG WoRDs 1t is the
province VI gentleman, says the ~ u.
Delta, always to adapt himself 1" The per
SONS he is addressing, aud II Is tie pride of
the true scholar t. convey his knowledge
to others in the simplest aud most under
standaDe style There IS want of m'eg-
riiy IN clolh,ng ,r'lIg IDEAS IN garments
whieh do not I'll then-asses IN the llun's
skin.
The most amusing instance we remem
Der oi suited English is IN an apology made
by an English clergyman to his c"ngrega.
tion. who bad petilioned him t" use SIM
pier style OF expression III the pulpit. II was
us follows:
"REsPEcTED FRIENps-My oral docu.
ments have recently been he subject ct
yonr yitupera,ion. hope it will not be
deemed aa instance Of vanity laconically
TO promuIgate that, avoiding all syllogcal,
aristocratlc, or peripatetic propositions,
whether physiolog,caIy, phIIosophlcally, po-
litically. or polemlcally considered, all n.y.
periodical expressions, either in my dIurnal
perjgrlnatIons, or nocturnal fluctuations,
assure you that they shall be categorIcallv
assimilated with, considered and rendered
eongenal to the caputs. occiputs and cere.
bruins of you, my most superlatively re
spected auditors"
1t was said at the time, that the congre.
CATION considered the remedy worse than
the disease, and concluded to let the minis
ter have his own way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01

ed his cane and struck him. The man was
abou, to take Justice into his own hands,
but the fellow claimed the protection of his
master and his suite, who, of course, all
took his part, aud supposed their diplomat
ic character would enable him to get of
with impunity.
Mr.. Smith, the conductor and agent, i'm.
media,ely waited on the Minister in the
car, stated the case, and civilly but firmly
remarked that such an 0nprovoked outrage
could not be tolerated here, and wound up
by expressing the hope that the Minister
would end the business, as he easily uld,
by apologizing.
The Minister smiled. Apologize! Did
Monsieur lie Coaducteur know whom he
was addressing? 1t was NJ Alexandra Bo'
DISCO Ambassador of the Emperor of Rus
STA!
Mr.. Smith coolly remarked that if he
was the Emperor Of Russia himself, he was
entitled to an apology; aud he added, that
until he go, IT. that train should stop where
it was, in the Syracuse depot
Great was the Indignation of the circle
when this audacious speech was translated
all around it, aud it was found that d'plo-
matte proceedings were 81 suddenly brought
to a stand-stiu. Terrible oaihs were sworn
at the conductor, the railroad, the company,
the country, the-everyb But as they
were all in Russian, they did not hurt any.
body.
81 order this train to 60 on !" said the
Envoy Extraordinary and Munster Plenlpo-
temiary, stepping on, on the platform. The
passengers stared Byslanders winked at
each other The little pop corn and candy
boys o,ened their eyes wide al the man
with the long beard, and thought he mus,
be crazy. But the ,rain did not bulge a
bit.
81 order this train to 60 on !" repeated
NJ. Bodlsco bringing his cane vehenently
drwn on the platform, by way of emphasis
No result. The smoke cdrled lazlly up
from The locomotive, aud the fireman and
engineer leaned back on the wood-ple to
enjoy the fun,
Fortunately at this moment Washing
ton acquaintance, who happened to be on
board, came out, and undertook to explain
American customs to the Ambassador. A
colluquy ensued IN some foreign tongue,
which nobody understood. The dpshot of
of it was, however, that handsome and
courteons apology was rendered aud receiy-
ed-,he Minister adding that his ignorance
of the language and customs Of The coun-
try had led him into mistake. The wins.
tie sounded, the bell rang, and away went
the train, carrying two or three wiser peo'
pie on, of Syracuse THAI it brought in, bal
an hour before.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
The PracSscal Preacher.

number Of wears ago, Parson b
preached in a town in the interior "t TINS
State. A SQUAD thcologlan was Parson b
..---.-..----. as a published volume OF his ser.
mous ey;nces; bat like many cergymen OF
the past generation, he was too much gwen
TO preaching "dpctrina sermons" to the
exclusion of "practical' themes; at least
90 though, one Of his Pensioners. a Mr..
c..
"Mr b. said he one day, to the
c,ercvman 1--WE know all about the doc
trpes by this ume Why don you some
time preach Us real practical discourse 7"
ooh, very well. IL you wish it, will
do so. Next Sunday ! will preach prac-
teal sermon.
Sunday moraing came and an unusual
" LARGE audience, attracted by the report
Of the promised novelty were in attendance
The preliminary services were performed
and the hi!+ion announced his text. Alter
.'opeuny his subject" he said he should
make i:raoticlI application to MS hearers
fie then commenced at the head OF the aisle,
calling each member by name, and point
ing out his special faults One was little
inclined to 'indnlge in creature comforts;
another wasyp tertible man at bargain,
aud So ON. N
While in mid yeiaey, the door OF the
church opened, and Doctor s. enter
cd.
"rhefe," went on the Parson. There rs
in tho middle U
she service, just as usual, and disturbing
,Ae whole congregation. He does 1t Just
10 make the people believe that he has 81
large IA practice that he cant get time to
come To church in season; but 1t l. NJ 81
he has nj been called to visit patient
em Sunday nor..;ug these three months
Thus wen, ON the worthy clergyman, -
Al last he came to Mr. c., who hat
requested practical sermon
Aud now" SAID he, there's Mr.. y
he, "A merchant, and what does he d"!-
Why, he stays a, home on Sunday alter
noon AMI writes business letters. II ne
gets lot Of goods up from New York OF
Saturday night he goes to his store an'
marks them on Sunday, SO as TO have then
ready for sale on Monday morning. That
how he keeps the Sabna'h; and he Is n
satisfied with doculua sermons; he WANT
prac,ical ones "
At the cnicusioa OF the service, 'h'
pars.n walked up to Mr.. c.. and ask
ed BIN how he liked he'pfac,'cal sern"n?
MIR. B." was the reply, "preac
Just what you please after this. III neve
attempt to direct you again"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
- 0 y.


LIFE.
saw a garden decked with flowers,
With various hues supplied
A blasting storm its surface SKINNED,
The beauty of the flowers was dimmed-
They withered, dropped, and died.
| marked rose its leaves unfold
Upon the breath of notn,
Sparkling with dew drops, while II shed
Sweet fragrance Ger the ily's bed
Night came-that flower was gone.
Next morn saw bud expand
Its bushing petals fair.
A careless child, in sportive gee,
Pluoked the young offspring from the tree,
AMI left it whitening there.
A butterfly If wingleis right,
With pleasure seemed t" soar
Deneath the scorchiDg noontile s,in,
Kissing the flowers, one by one:
Winter-he was no more.
marked the forest robed in green,
From NATURES richest store,-
Summer is gone--a chilling breeze
Sca,ters the blossoms from the trees,
They fade to bloom no more.
saw upon the sireanlet BRIGHT
Whose waters mu,mured ever,
A bubble rise upon the tide,
razed to see it onward glide,
# broke-'twas gone forever.
And THESE u,c emhIems then, methoueht,
OF fraI humanity!
Ea,h withered q ,wer, and blade Of grass
Teaches that we alike must pass
Into Eternt, g. M
Green Mountain Valley.