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sase OF E6sla Sec, T.E2. 6. r. e5. w.

S;ssc OF E6sia Sec, Il. E2. S. e. G5, ".
tn COMPLIANCE with a petition presented
a. ~ me On the 18th day of Oct 1854. from
mairrity of the house holders in said Township.
in accordance with law
! wiil oiler for Sale, 70 the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse door in the rown Of Wasbinr-
ton, licTnrstcad county, Ark's, w Monday the
10Th day OF December next, in lots. or tracts Of
forty Acres each. tue whole of Section / 6 in T.
Il \. ol Z. - ~. Said Lands not to he .nld for
less than two dollars per acre. Terms. 4 credit
q iirc years with y per cent interest payable
scnIi-annuilly in advancc-bond with approved
security will be required ni purchasers.
DAN'L +. VILLA Ms. Caaa'n
SrhoDk Commissioner.
HtStidgtOn, W on. 1871, 1888. .l2-7w
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$50 REyyA +;
NEET GOODS.
rEcGuszngsr = FRE.c,xrr,

WcCIslGgss z EsEOvyEe.
HAVING permanently located at FULTON.
- ASk'S, have Just received. and will keen
constantly IA band A general assurtment of Dry
goods, Groccries, Hardware, Quccnswarc, Hats.
Boots, Shoes, and snch Drugs ana Medicines as
are generally used in This climate
ALSO-A general assortment Of Summer and
winter Clothing. Persons visiting Fulton arc
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves.
The highest market price pai,, for Hides. Pei
tries, Bceswax &c
Fnitor- -RrE's., -lpra 8, 1853. li-tf.
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OBITUARY..


Diei-AtMinc Creek. Hampstead County, Ar
kansas. on Friday Mo-. 3 iS.3- Mr.. JONATHAN
+. w. CARTER, M the twentieth year Of his age
The deceased was young man Of studious and
moral habits and promised 10 be useful in life
He died in hope OF biissul Immortality. beyond
this vale OF tears
"Hesaw whater thou has seen,
Encountered all that troubles thee:
He whater thou hast been,-
He is what thou shalt shortly be-"
A. M. s.
D;ei-At Mine Creek, licnpStead Co. Ark
on Saturday Nov s. 1853, Felix Van COULTER,
aged little more than 1--WE years and SON of w.
NJ. Coulter, Esq.
Sleep on sweet boy, no angry storm
Shall break thy sweet repose;
Bright angels stoop TO g,sard thy form
iii Gabriel's trumpet blows.
Thy heautous little, tiaxcn head,
So oft with pains distrest,
Now sleeps upon its lowly bed,
Thy spirits gone 10 rest. a. N. ).
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16

Manly worth, elevation Of intellect, and cnthu-
sias,n, are to nc the nollcst things earth,
pcrhunan, and the best pledge of our higher dcs-
tination, heavenly origin and divine illustration.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
TO TIE sToCExRzozDErss

Of the Mississippi, Ouachita aud Red River
Railroad Company.
HNiiE annual meeting for the election of Dircc-
a tors viii take place in Camden on the third
Wednesday-the lGth of November next-at
which time you will appear in person or by
proxy and ray all calls of Stock in default To vote.
in said election under The charter
L. X. ROUNSAVILLE Ser'g and
Treas, N. o. H. r. r. C.
RAILROAD OFFIcE.
Canadcr, Sept. ID, 1858. 4O-:w.
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OieuEn .EecoE.is Aselli.

OieUgn .EccOTiS Aseili.
ID USHTON, CLARK & Co.'S Justly celebrated
IL COD LIVER OIL prepared from the liver
o( fresh Cod Fish, warranted pure. Tris article
has fully sustained itself in the OF diseases OF
the LuxGs. particularly when taken with tue
Phosphate ri Lime; both cf which r1y be found
for sale at, Mitchell 4 FOSTERS
Drug Siorc.
Washington, May !, 1858. Is
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WASHINGTON POsT-OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures Of the U. s. Mail

VI LAO - p AAdIks
EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday. Fri 9 p. ST.
Departs every Tuesday, Thur aud Sat- 2 A. IL
TEXAS. via cLsRKSvrLLE.
Arrives every Tuesday and friday g r. M.
Departs every Monday and Thursday. g A. n
wALSur mILL AND SHREVEPORT
Arrives every Monday and Friday. g r. a.
Departs every Wednesday & Saturday. % A. A.
FULTON.
Arrives every "Wednesday and Saturday. @ r. n.
Departs ..6A.s.
Arrives every Sunday Notwithstanding 10 r. No.
Departs every Thursday. 20 a. ~.
PANTHER tor nouSTArS)
Arrives every Wednesday, -.-------1 II A. r-
Departs same day. --.-.--------------- r-M
rurFREEsroRo-
Arrives every Tuesday, ,....-.---..-.-.. g p n.
Departs every Monday g A. n
Each "a the above Nails close at @ r. A., pre-
sious 10 The day uf departure
r. l.. PHILLIPS. r.. M
Walk rcfcE. .fts- 81, is52-
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VIA RREED,

At Quincy, Illinois on Thursday, the 27th ult.,
by Rev. Mr.. Swartz kopf, or 81. Louis, Mn. Au-
GusrUs BLocx, formerly Of this place to Miss
LuciA r JosAs, daughter of ~. Jonas, Esq, OF
Quincy
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16

A young physician asking permission of a lass
to kiss her, she replied mo, sir ! never like a
pocToR's BIL1 stuck in my face p"
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nffcG.

A LII persons are larwanaci a.ainst trading Cor
IA note given by the Undersigned to s. S Me
DONALD, about IL months sinre dpe the lst OF
last Jnnc for thirty dollars have settled said
note, being the only one ever executed 70 hiu.
C.P. TURRENTiNE.
August llst 1853. :.l-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
Female Seminary.

AF RS. r. TiAfANtS WHITE wishes fo ar-
IVA nounce 70 tlie rnhlic that she Is now occu-
pyng the late residence OF Prof. : L. Slack
where she has taken charge OF a Female School
and n well prepared N accommodate many
day and boarding pupils a. parents and guardians
may cntrnst "a her care.
The domestic conirTt of each scholar will be
carefully attended 10, and thorough mental,
moral and Religions course Of training shall be-
the constant aim oi thn Principal who bcin. well
known TO this community n teacher oi consider
able experience, hopes 10 merit liberal patron
age.
"A teacher % Music, FIcnch and drawing i cx-
pcctcd.
Terms:
Boarding wishing hedging, lights, and fuel
II, III! otssini'f- --- .--------- Slp ~
Tuition II English rrauchcs Ter s.. sI5& 2ooo
Music. 25 90
French 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 OU
Incidental expenses ! 90
1t il strictly required that one halt Of the
Board and Tuition fees hc paid ~ advance. Pu-
pills charged from the time Of entrance. No de-
duction for absence. except in cases Of protracted
illness.
Oct 10th 1852 lf::tf
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Sale OF TOyvsi Lots.

Sale OF Town Lots.
A IL the Lots in the town of Magnolia the
III county site of Columbia county, That were
not sold tie 22d Of August. will be offered for
sale on Monday, the 5th of December, a. d. 1853.
Terms. one half due the first of March next the
balance twelve months thereafter. with approved
security y. W. GARRETT, J
a. GODBOLD, Com's.
A. ). THoMPSON.)
September 26ih. 1858. lO-fds.
Arkansas Wing EldoraGo Union, Washington
Telegraph and Mindcn Herald. please copy.
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LAND AND NEGROES EoRsArE.

by VIRTUE of = decree the Lafayette On.
- Circuit Court ~ thanrcry. rendered on:-lSSA
the 10th day OF May 1889, and arnended on w
the 7lh day Of November $50. the unIersirnef
Master in clfancary ior LAFAYETTE County Ar
kansas will. Nh tle 1ni dIy III January 1851 nt
tie Court House door IN thr County ~ Ialasct.e
seli. ier cash, TO the highest bidder. one or
two Nesroe. aud ihc following described Lands,
Viz. The = r.. qr Nj Sec a1 Ifn a.rrs nnd tIn
N.l ~ The N-i NJ fhr mi. NJ thr MI ~. WI WI s..rf
2G containing 20 acres, all III township III south
Range 20 West of the hiti princiI,ai meridian.
Situate IN Long rr.iiric sold as the nropcrtv of
Fleetwood Hrrntcntrrler foreclosure III mortgage
Il suit N Henry y. Biscoc NJ ". Trustees of TIE
Real Estate Bank Of The State 81 Arkansas
\. BNRNE, Aasfey u, Chaarcrr
November l2ih lS'S in-:-tiI
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N EI " 8 TOR :.

n EG " 8 T CD RE.
FTtHE undersigned invite The attention Of the
- citizens or Hampstead and adjacent counties
to their new and general variety Of
Fashionable Goods,
now opening at the old stand of w. 4 NJ Moss
They will sell low for CASH or on twelve
months time 20 those who pay once a year Those
who wish good bargains will do well TO give us
a call, and examine our Stock
BELLER * STUART
Washington, Marrh q, 1888. 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

ROAD SUPERVISORS.

In nnrsnanc" al lae ACl Of Assembly of IAN
"a'' :" sslon, 1893, entitled An Act to plo-
N"' ir toe election Of Road Supervisors in the
9r't"I counties 81 lH's Stale" The Cumrus-
A"a"rs tor Coed cgGaly have fixed tie cu,Ylpa-
81 'on Of ID" Road hUpcn,,ur to be- r4rcDrd N
tarn district, ut a per cirw u $3.50 tor every
day he shall necessarily be- cmglu,td IN such
service" at ,nc' times, and unaer <nrh l"gnia-
mons a. nay hereafter be Gelermincd upon by
the Commissioners. b 0racr
d. SCOTT,
sept. iUlh, 1893 Citlk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

i virtue OF W." wins Of 'end''cnI EHponas
y,,,i, ,.,, '.''', 's,'e" "'' u ''e
w., y w = que Ut ,"' S"'t
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,'''t E""''es, ''n'S qua rene
~" ~ ''''',''I ~ ",''''', anu I" ''e "'''c,
. ~ '''' '"" '""'" NV" tNecMti""' an
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

IAvEr DE GRACE, Sept. G.-The fol-
loving persons Were nominated TO day
by the democratic convention Of Hartford
county, held at Brl Ar:-tor the Leg
islature-.M aTmaduhe Dove. VIM. Nj!
Elliott and Gabriel Smithson. For
SheriG-,john S. Da!l1m. For Survey
or--Wm, J. Young. Fox County Com
mrssion1rs--Cunnin9ham GIascon, la
cob tioopman, James Baldwin, Isaac
Mechem and Jason Downey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

SINGULAR FATaLlry At BRANDY WINE.
DEL.--A vessel recently arrived at
BrandywiAe, Del g, with a load of wheat
in the unloading Of which Mr.. James
tljgbee assisted Soon after he was
taken sick and died. ihe death of his
wife followed in a few DAYS. Mr..
jonathan EebIy, a ship carpenter, did
some repairs to the hull Of the vessel.
His apprentice, who went into the hold,
was in a few days taken sick and died
Mrs Zebly, who waited upon him in
bis sickness, in a day or two after he
was buried, was taken down with slmi-
lar sickness and also died; her death was
followed by that OF her SISTER, who had
attended upon her-makiNg three deaths
in one family and two in another Both
families lived in adjoining houses, and
the disease was communicated to no one
else. The Delaware Gazette SAYS it has
not even heard of any OF the crew of
the vessel being taken sick, which would
seem to remove the impression that it
originated from the bilge- water in the
hold.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

1.-THE Constitution Of the United
States says that mo Senator or Repre-
sentative shall, during the time for which
be was elected, he appointed to any civil
Office under the government Of the
United States, which has been created,
or the emoutons whereof shall been
increased during such time;" and it is
therefore respectfully suggested that
Mr.. Borland had better come home
from Central America. -Ciipper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

VERMONT ELECTION Boston, Sept. s.
The Atlas has received returns from
lO4 towns Of Vermont, which give
Fairbanks. Wing, HALO; Robinson,
Dem, 1890, and Brainerd, +. s, a.,
$50. Senate probably Wing, TO the
House ga Wings. 30 Democrats, and Is
Free Sollegs have been so far chosen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

DEMOCRATIC DTrFIcrLrlEs.-Th late
Democratic Convention in the Firth
District Of this State, which nominated
Mr.. Hamilton as lis Congressional can.
didaIe, it appears was not a unit. The
friends o! EX-Gov. Frank Thomas en-
tered protest against the proceedings,
and it is said he will be brought out a.
al independent candidate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

DEATH OF Cow. TArNAL,-Wc regret
to have to write that a tel"graphic DIES.
pacth was received at New York on
Saturday from Pensacola, saying that
Commodore TatnaI, (tho command Of
the yard there,) whose alarming illness
we announced b. Thursday last, MAS
dead, and that the viruIpnce of the fever
was such as to have compiled the re-
naming authorities to close the Ppnsa.
cola Navy Yard, and move all hands
some distance up the river
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10


-D'''> - y =. ~ wa ''','"'
peg: E3"CG~,s g3tEEss.
GronHc.-Ihe granite business is very
active at present. McCl"nahan, " liner
and Iornali are working their qUarnes
extensively, and large quantities are
shipped weekly.
.NeC &tora5.--rhree new store hons
es, far superior to any IN the state, out
side OF Baltimore, are now near COM
rI-tion, b"'jf by 4. Kidd Z. Wilmer,
and }. Carson The front Of Winners
Is '"rer sides Of an octagon with wing
on each side: II Is Of dressed granite, and
""o'" De a cf'"''aole building on any
corner !" "''.'''''f' street, ne second
Story d al 'Iea'"1 NAN !oF p0oi'c meet
'il@@'
"'.' '|0N''''---'Ic 1I7haAan Is cast
ing al MS l'""'fF' some immense ma
-
>">G """ha' t" o7 used as S'!d crush
v'S Il" '"e NoF'" Cafoiina mines Ahey
are sOmptnin like the common bark
mill o,ns,ofp,. ta,o ;,,o,.a,, ,cha.f.
80 i va ~ 50 '"''" " S''"''' ~ q vi cu'"'
trough.
Death Of OH THisoaa.--lIr John
NcCuIlour1. mentioned rs havinr shot
h;,so1r I,st ,,.,l. l,,l -, s,,3,., -,
., 49,, WOW, w. =, :,
" % INC o'''e@' '''"'e 'eS'"'"'' Ai'" Mary
OFT, &GSa - years, also "'ea on Sunday
last.
goia out.-lIr, n, CantwaII has sold
ont ~, o,,:.... .,..-, =,
w.. - " . '''''' ~ -'ieSS' ,
y ''''''''''' = D"''"'
t027taHfc1.--Namnei Peace, is spoken
Of as probable candidatefor Rlagistratp;
M. Y'bo,,o.o, for t,,,.+oh1, oo1 y
,r,,,r;,,an '.l T ,f.,,..n' r =,
-. , 80 va ,'''9" ''' we
'"eF''ia''y' V"'Ic a number OF persons
l., a.,1;l.,, H. H.
'O' '''' 'O'''' u D''e
9"'cS.
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nlcr. .IiClH Gv0EER;

m Lorofoeo Con4idate for Congress.
When the announcement, so contrary
to the expectation Of the Democracy
here, was made, that the Havrp de Grace
convention had nominated DR.. Jacob
shower Of Carroll county, for Congress,
in this District, we felt natural desire
to know upon what his claims to pre-
Torment We're founded in the mind Of
the convention, or his claims to an cleo
ton were 10 be founded in the estima.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-10

Con due graduation
o % Representations
But viii net tire 'ye
n., " in "r'naI,a2~ so f'@H 49,
soc,., - .lrr e,an.,r r,,' , ',,1,'' :,
he would, tomorrow, move reconsideration
,rn ~, haJ Mr" ,"g a'n%ni" :, OF MR.
nh roj d, 80,
speccl 70. "lrr, Shower said ,b,, !, NO.
coriaocc with the notice siycn hy him ves,cr.
day, he would now move 10 reconsider the vet"
moved by Mr.. FIERY, for The report el the
committee ct reprosentaIion.'-Db. role, p 80
Specrt Is. 'Nr. shower said that he would
o., pp Wiling 10 Y'yi'' II ne d'd not lose The ioor
.I ,'', 90 =, '"0'
'''u % e''"S '''7 S"0"sF' Nuch Is
the sum total OF h'S operations in the
convention as a Statesman and oratoy.
What assurance thew rive far ,5o f,tu,o
,ha,ILDan, cL.o.a, .,,.-,, g..
''' W 00'''
9feSS " o0'o ne not De d cFed't to his
constituents !
Should any reader be in doubt as TO
what Doc, Cbouor u,as ,lo,, =. al
n.., ,,,:., " -
''' '' '''o'''"' ~ 'eco"S'n''' we WIN
remark gan" may r"ier to the SUBJECT
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G clllltn GEEliy1.

Pic Nlc.-A large Pic Mic party was
held in Turner's " foods, near Cccilton,
on Tuesday last.
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Fee Congress.

You will please aunonrce honest Jouy
NETHrE&n as a candi latc for the End District,
10 represent tvs i'll the next Congress
IouNG AMERICA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
Eloquent Description.

Is. .ft- - Is sF..a aisr<2tz ..t.5 zg-
The following extract from an address of
Meagher, recently delivered in New York, is tru-
y eloquent in its description of the present state
of Europe. How impossible, remarks cotempo=
rary, for soul not stirred and even tried to fire,
to conceive and utter such things as these;
s'Austria-the whole German family4-tongue-
tied; the Rhine stagnant in her bed; Poland, .stil
the Nobe, of nations. and her estate and children
cut up and parcelled out among robbers; Hunga=
ry, with the knife at her proud and beauteous
neck; Italy locked within her, sculptured sepul-
chre, and profane soldery keeping watch up
on it; France, grimacing, in "a masquerade, the
glare of which binds men to crimes of which it, is
the senseless and reckless carnival; ireland, her
people decaying and disappearing faster than the
ruins, even which ruthless civilization has yet
left standing on the soil; where can the eye that
scans the history of this day turn with joy-with-
out grief, without vengeance, without despair
unless it be this great commonwealth, the power,
the progress. the immensity of which are mapped
out in those might waters of the west, from which
came but yesterday s =. g, .ae.u e..: ..25ss4s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05

I could see the moisture coming to his eyes, and
when he had finished, he stepped forth and grasped
I"Quaker's'' hand, while the tears tcked down
his face, he said, in voice trembling with emo
ton .~ss .- .-
'sMy noble fellow, we have wronged you deep
ly, and for one ask your forgiveness. Had you
but told us what your object was we would not
have placed single obstacle in your way
ssI forgive yor freely, sir-I forgive you all,''
said ssQuaker.''- ....-...- .....s .....-..:
ssAnd how much have you to raise yet,' I asked,
"before you will have the requisite sum!'
ssAbout one hundred and fifty dollars. If I
have my health and continue to make good bills,
I shall be ready to start for Europe in about two
months.'' s - .g i .--.,..., ..st-.. iii
s.You won't have to wait that long, said Zeke,
laying the money he held in his hand upon the
stone, elf my weeks wages, every cent of which
you are welcome to, will help you along any,
Come, boys he, added, show many will follow
suit 2! . - J.. .-.,..~- ...4---zr T.. .,,,-r-,.
.Well there's mine,'' said Jim, laying an X
upon the pile; "and mine,'' "and mine, ,. 'and
mine," said dozen voices, as each hand deposited
an equal amount, until they had made quite pile
of bank bills. sg.- -. s,s-, z.-ss 20 n
"There, stranger, take that, and may 6 cd pros
per YOU" said Zeke, rendering him the money. &,
| "No, gentlemen" answered the "Quaker, p 81
thank you for your liberality, butt cannot take
your money. L am no beggar; ALL ask is that
may be allowed to do my work without being dis
turbed.'' fs,.., f.ra ..zr z, -..ss-st ss5 s-aH
"a "But you must takeit," urged Zeke, growing
warm, sswe owe it to you and YOU shall take it,
We've done you great wrong-we've abused
you and we have no other way of making
amends. Besides if you don take it, it will be
spent before Monday morning, and l know for
my part it will be much pleasanter to commence
the week with the consciousness of having appro-
priated my money in aasensible way, than with
the foggy head, aching limbs, and empty pockets,
which always follow tfree and easy .':' -= sast
Still the stranger hesitated. ':Take it-take it
for your sisters sake,' said two or three voices
81 accept it gentlemen said the ssQuaker,''
Gas you say, sfor my sister sake and hope to
be able some day to return it principle and in
terest.'' .fFt>z :-g 70. ae
"Quaker," left for Paris, shortly after and in
few months we had the satisfaction of hearing
that his sister was completely restored to sight,
and that they were their way home. a5s..Aa..s.
| I have heard from him several times since. His
'lines have been drawn in pleasant places,'' and
he is now a judicial functionary in neighboring
State, (Kentueky) es - sass ntsa - :. j.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-05
"EHle Old Woman"

1t was thus, few days since, we heard a strip
ling of sixteen designate the mother that bore him.
By coarse husbands we have heard wives SO called
occasionally, though in the latter case the phrase
is more often used endearingly. At all times, as
commonly spoken, it jars upon the ear and shocks
the sense. AN cold woman should be an object
Of reverence above and beyond almost all other
phases ofhumanity. Her very age should be her
surest passport to courteous consideration. The
aged mother of grown-up family needs no other
certificate of worth. She is monument of ex-
cellence, approved and warranted She has fought
faithfully ssthe good fght,'' and come off conqueror
Upon her venerable face she bears the marks of
the conflict in all its furrowed lines. The most
grevious of the ills of life have been hers; trials
untold and unknown only to her God and herself,
she has borne necessarily and now, in her old
age-her duty done! patiently awaiting her ap-
pointed time-she stands more truly beautiful than
ever in youth! more honorable and deserving than
he who has slain his thousands, or stood triumph
ant upon the proddest field of victory. zs v. @l.1
Young man, speak kindly to your mother, and
even courteously-tenderly of her. But a little
time and ye shall see her no more forever. Her
" 10 dJu u0T SIlduOW Idl1S
graveyard. Others may love you when she has
passed away-kind- hearted sisters, perhaps, or
she whom of all the world you choose for part
ner-she may love you warmly, passionately;
children may love you fondly, but never again,
never while time is yours, shallthe love of woman
be to you as that of your old, trembling mother
has been. IL .-s II 1s- s.s;fE.t -, -zzzs~
In agony she bore you! through pulling, help
less infancy, her throbbing breast was your safe
protection and support; in wayward, techey boy
hood she, bore patiently with your thoughtless
rudeness, and nursed you safe through legion of
ills and maladies. Her hand it was that bathe
your burning brow moistened the parched lip ;
her eye that lighted up the darkness of wasting
nightly vigls watching always in your ftful sleep,
sleepless by your side, as none but her could
watch. Oh, speak not her name lightly, for you
cannot ltUe so many years as would surfice to
thank her fully. Through reckless and impatient
youth she is your counsellor and soIace, Up to a
bright manhood she guides your improvident step,
nor even there forsakes or forgets. Speak gently,
and reverently of your mother; and when you too
shall be old, it shall in some degree tighten the
/ remorse which shall be yours for other sins-tc
know that never wantonly have you outraged the
respect due to the ssold man.'-Horrisbatro
Telegraph. -. 49, ,....--.r~-....