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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERs.-THE PoUDRETTE
Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company is the cheapest,
strongest and beet in the world for raising
and early Of garden vegetables and 3
WORTH will manure of cornNnd up
earlier faster and yield heavier
manure 1t contains no seeds weeds perfectly nodor
and the labor Of applying t-owing the small
y useds scarcely thing with other bulky
manures. pamphlet containing Instructions for and
certificates from farmers who have will
given to any applying for the gratis Price 81
barrel to 10 barrels 10 barrels 81 80
delivered free Of charge anywhere the city Office the
company, "a Cortlsndt street, up stairs.
WANTRD.-ON RECEIPT OF IS CENTS OR STAMPS
w will send printed instructions in various branches
that male female with industry realize SIS
s5 week. Address DR.. Goldsmith box No 80 Metro
politan Post Oice No. lG2 Ninth street, New York.
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RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, THE LEASE, FIX
n with without stock of wholesale and retail
HQuor 1t of the city
Brooklyn Rent low. The for selling tho
Rew Yark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

r AUNDRY FOR SALES.--FUTURE ON THE COR.
IL OF Eighth street aud avenue d, together with
all the fixtures and years lease from the hrst
May The laundry is complete in every respect capa
bic Of washing 400 dozen shirts week To responsible
cured. Immediate possession will be given Apply at Is
Cedar street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

TOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
well established book and stationery store in Leading
viii be sold low in consequence Of the III
health the proprietor This is opportunity for
any person about to business. Address NJ d.,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

lease and fixtures situated in the Bowery The above
will he sold at bargain For particulars inquire Of G..
BOLLET 30 Delaney street northwest OF Eidrdse
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

dc REWARD on SATURDAY A BLACK LIE
W. thor travelling bag containing papers only valua
T. the owner The above reward will be paid return
the same TO the Darmstadt HOTEL 106 Greenwich street
q X REWARD.-LOST, SUPPOSED IN CHAMBE
spC street, between Chatham and Hudson streets,
casod patent lever watch with fob chain Mond,
the 18th. Tho finder by returning it to N Charlton sire
will receive tho above reMard. NICuAEL LAGAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

DESTAuRANT FOR SALE-A DINING SALOON,
III which Is at present doing profitable trade but
Of the sickness OF the will be sold cheap
will be exchan Address Hud-
son River, Herald office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

WANTED-WITH LADY LIVING ALONE. OR A
w small quiet family in genteelly located house
Broadway not higher town tn an Twelfth street.
parlor and bedroom, for gentleman v,
with full board for the lady. Address Estee Broadway
Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

RoARDING-IARGE FRONT AND BACK PARLoRs.
- on hc hrs or second iooCs suitable for gentlemen and
their wves at No Abingdon squas west side ND.The
house contains bath aud gas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS TWO
w sisters, with board for she ladies only
rectabe private family where there but
hoarders with Of piano. Terms must be moderate
dress Three, Herald Office.
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ExPREsz A0ENCIEs.

PRRFoRD CO.'S BXPRESs-OUR NEXT REGULl
ID California and South American Express will forSs
by tho United states mail ships Geo. Law and Jot
stephens April 90 In charge Of messengers TO destna
as usual Small parcels received until o'clock daS
sailing. Once 50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19
MILLTNERY AND DRrssMAIkING.


A LADY HAVING MUCH TASTE AND EXPERIENt
n In all branches Of dressmskng trimming and MILNE
md able to invest sum Of money in such ws
join either rs partner superintendent, person sst
sLed in profitable business of this kind either in n
York any of the neghboring cites. Address box 6
Once, Newark, New Jersey.
NsILLINERY.-MADANER ANFT.HEEP BEGs LEAy
I TO inform her friends and customers that she has
moved from ga to GO Broadway between Bond and CTS
Jones streets, where she will re open this week.
DARIS MANTILLAS.-THf SUBSCRIBERS IMPO
i tation and manufacture for city retail trade are n
ready for inspection to which the attention OF ladies 10
peetfully invited. GRO BULPIN, 36I broadway
DEMovED.-MADAME DIEDEN, DREssMAKER, r
Hopefully informs the ladies that she has
Broadway, where she soliets call 30 her stock
French embr oideres dresses mantas linen goods &C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JULIUS RUNNER, LANDSCAPE PAINTER, HAS
- opened his studio No. $50 Broadway, room No.
~ Pupils admitted for instruction in drawing and paint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

CT0CK, FIXTURES, AND FIVE YEARS LEASE OF A
- fancy dry goods and toy store will be sold cheap
Dash. Apply at 33j Houston street. Of A THOMAS &
CO., 102 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

DOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
of first rate retail grocery and liquor store The stock
light and the fix lures consist of counters stand casks
kegs oil scales &c will be sold separate together
ding be taken down the LIST Of May Ap
ply to JAMES RYAN 81 Greenwich street. without delay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

CO00 WANTED, YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN
&AOO. segar store, and attend to out door sales A
rtrson who can lend his employer $500 may have good
situation, or having 500 would be partner
Apply to HOWES HAMMOND, 81 Nassau street.
GI00 TO $3.50 WANTED-TO BE REPAID, WITH
&IOO interest either by monthly or quarterly pay.
meats ne the lender desire Two policies
on lie OF borrower will be assigned security for above
loan. Address W. s.. Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

TWO YOUNG LADIES (SISTERS) WISH ROOM
and board in respectable private family in this city
or Brooklyn: References given and required Address
A. K, Herald office stating location and terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

BOARD WANTED-IN HoBoKEN BY TWO GENTLE
y mem two single rooms large one with breakfast
and tea and dinner Sundays private
lily preferred. Address w. b. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

jERR KoENIG'S CORNET-A PISTONS.-FoR SALE.
four Of these splendid instruments manufactured by
BessOn courtois 81 Paris as used BY him At Julien
leather Address by letter apply per.
sonaly any day before Il o'clock, to Mr. j. SCHERFF %
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

IRON SAFE FOR sALE-HERRING's MAKE, LARGE
size Apply at small front Office second hoor II Vail
street, over Continental Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19
| GENTLEMAN IN STARCH OF A BKAu

BUILDING SITES FOR sALE-AT SANDS POINT
ID Long Island the sound twenty miles from tho city
steamboat landing and combining the highest
traction for a summer residence Apply to WlLLIAd E.
LABOR, No "a William street. room IL, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

GS0 mn TO LOAN on DIAMONDS, ACHE UN
pCU.OOO dersignsd having renewed facilities woud
solicit continuance OF patronage their general agency
loan and commission burness. Stocks notes bills
change bonds and So bought and sold Stocks
OF goods stores leases disposed Of with despatch Money
loanes personal property at lo2 Nassau street
THOMPSON co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

IVoR SALE IN BRooKLYN-A THREE STORY BRICK
house and lot, with basement and subcellar house ~
feet front by IS deep Inquire the promises 81 Sakstt
street South BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

HOUSE AND FURNITURE wANTED-A GENTLE.
IL man, with small family, wishes to hire q all gen.
ee house. in quiet and respectable neiyh5orhood and
purchase the furniture which must be good Location
desired below Eleventh street Address 1852 Post
once giving full particulars TO rent price quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

DOR SALE OR TO LET-THE ORIENT POINT HOUSE,
Long Island; formerly known as Oyster Pond Point
f. Latham deceased The popularity OF the house for
needs concentrations. For particulars in
quire Of l.. LYON, 46G Grand street, New York.
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IN CONE TO THE BOWER
" Where, ut midnight's hour,
The bugs (hateful brood }
Suck our innocent blood.
For Emanuel LYON ia this in vita Iii

For Emanuel Lyon is this in vitation,
The terrible foe of the insect creation.
LYON guarantees the determination Of every inesc in
any dwelling by Of his poisoness Magnetic Powder
and rats and mice quickly destroyed by his Mag
netc Pi Depot IA Broadway and So Dock street. Phila
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

ITO SHOE DBALRRS.-wM. H. R0MAIN BE0S TO
state that he manIfasturss and has constantly ha
the largest and best assortment Of nailed and ssw
shoes and invites inspseioa thereof pus
ITO BUILDERS AND sHIPPERS.-N. wMlATON NO.
80 Canal street. Wholesale and retail dealers doora
sashss blinds 4e has ON hssd in his large
lumber and kiln dried inside and outside shutter
blinds, Gothic and circular sashss panel work &s Of al
descriptions made 30 order at the shortest notcs
the best window glass and general assortment
owe pric
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sYOUsEs, ROOFS, &C. UAWTnp

>>>~~~~N~N~>r~~~>~c~~>~~
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HIRE FROM NAY lsT
~ without board the front snd back parOr, connecting
OF small house In quiet location and where there arr
no bsarders references given required Rent paid il
advance. Address box s6s Post Once stating terms
location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

DRlVATEFRENCH LESsoNs.-A FRI NCH GENTLE.
man OF nobihty wen acquainted with tersture 80 All
~ nfAhehe would like 10 find pupils ner saiss or
ntemen 70 instruct them privately the FIR ench tongue
NJ, herald ofnee 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

I AlTIEG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS HEREBY
- that meeting the stockholders Of this assoeiA
ton VII be held at the Observatory on Monday May lss
the eieeton OF officers ensuing The polls
will be open from 70 o'clock p The transfer books
viii be closed from April "a until May =. BY order,
j. A. STARR, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

&S00 FOR SALE, STOCK, LEASE AND FIX
sPCUU. lures of drinking saloon, well situated
doing first good house, suitable
for boarders rent low capital basement may used for
restaurant Inquire at Colemans shoe store 22 Cathe
rine street.
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INSTRUCTION.

1902 TO lSL4.-NR. nRIST0w'S SELECT WRITING
1910 institutes 2S Broadway, and at his private resi-
dence town. Ladies and gentlemen know the import.
OF free and beautiful hand 81 Success INSURED
French taught by professor, Apars" Cards wrtton.
81 X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19
OATH BOILER AND STEAM ENGINE FOR SAIL
ID Apply at No. Tenth street

nSUG STORE FOR sALE-wELL STOCKED WIT
IL established ten years and now doing good bu
1e,s rent sg2 well suited for ysican, druggist
Ian apo thecary Price 5000 az valuation. Inquire
90 Broome street, Essex street
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DoARD-A FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD
ID wanted by lady where there other arders
Address III. s. Herald office, stating location
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NOR SALE ORT0 LET-A THREE STORY ENGLISH
basement house 62 West Thirty sixth with chan
deer bathing tub, &C. cellar at Mir Rocheers Rent Of
houfe $3.50 and State tax, cellar $500.
EDMUND j. PORTER, No. City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

D0ARD-FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board
at 500 Houston street Broadway Also let base
men suitable for physician References exchanged.
BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS WITHIN A FEW
I'D minutes walk Wall street and Fulton ferries
gentleman and his wife DO accommodated with par
bedroom the second floor also
tlemen be Accommodated Apply at 1870 Henry street.
BROOKLYN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-19

EoR SALE OR TO LET-TWo PRETTY COUNTRY
houses short distance from the Upper Morrisania
depot where the trains stop fourteen times daily
Both houses have been built within three years well To-
Gated and enclosed in large gardens The society
first rate and the property will improve in value
being within hours ride of the City Hall They will be
Apply at Ill Broadway in the basement, Of Mr.. GRoy
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ttfully Manufactured end Is cheap Is any eetsh.#b
me0t In the Union
DoLtARD's HKRBANIUM EXTRACT on Luz
TR0Us HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs end roota, the
most eucceesfhl article produced fir preser rims
tho hair from falling ont or changing color restoring
md preserving It in healthy end luxurisDt state.
Among other reasons Why Dollsrd's hsir,uttns 3d.
LOOM maintains it's Immense popularity is tbe fact
that Lis Tonic is applied to every head Of hair cut
bis establishment consequently II is kept In betts,
PRESERVATION than under any Other known srplies-
Offers the greatest guaranty Of It's efficacy. Gold
Wholesale and Retail ut his Old Establishment III
0.esnut Street, cpacsfts the State House, Phils
delrhia.
l. DolLAnD has ct lest discovered tie NJ rIus NJ
IA Of hair dye and announces It for snle With per.
Not cnohdenoe In is surpaasins svsrJ thing Of the
lind now in use. 1t ooors the hair etbar black or
brown, - may Be dssired, end Ia uscd wfthczt any
injury 10 the hair skin, either by stain OF other
vse, can Be washed oil in ten minutss atsr The ar-
pHcation, without dotracting from is efficacy Per.
sous visiting the city invited to gi.e hira 0 call
Letters addressed tar. DOLLARD. III UHEaTNUT
TRBET, PHILADELPHIA, viii recsive sstentlon
jan 2-1y.
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which lIquidated damages rray be recovered ffcm
tjne 10 time ~ tbsy saetue
The suretes must SIGN the Contract, aud certify
thss they, In the aggregate, Rie worth over and
above their debts aI,d liabilities the fu smount OF
Zach Offer must be sisned blythe person or persons
making Il, and BY the eusraatofs according 70 .ne
form annexed; and their residence, hasang the town
and State mus be distinctly stated,
II is 10 be proyed In the contract t!iat The bureau
slsai have the power Ut ann1line Tie Contract,
without loss 0r dah,nye 10 the governments ~ tase
Congress shall not have hiadr suffcieut sppsupsa
tons for the articles named or for the romPaefion
OF the works estinusted for. aud on which this nd
vertisement Is based.
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be
notified by letter through the post Office, which no
tee shall be considered sufficient; and II they DO
not enter into contract for the supplies sIsscineo
within fteen days from the date Of notice rom tnis
bureau ri the acceptance OF their osa, eouuar !,
will he made with come other person oT PERSONS ana
the guaraniors Of ss.ch efaulting bidder WI be held
responsible for all delnquenries.
All offers not made in strid confornnfy with ms
advertisement will, at the option Of fhe bureau. oe
rejected. Those only whose Offers lay be acceptea
win be notified. and contracts vii, be resaS tf e8
eauiion without delay by the navy agent at
and in Of 0ny question GTsiag in IRE eofISe ~
ere1ut"s .Ae co"tro .aua se settled Nv tie 's' as
l0s. SMITH. GHleI u Earesu.
foRx OF oFfER.
TO fhs Cai<f u TIE Bpreaa Of fard, and Do-ss:
Nary Department !;
Of in tie siatc OF Z,
hereby Offer to furnish, under You advefiiseuieHl
dated day OF and subject ~
all the requirements OF the saiae, all the ARTICLES GU
bfsced In class No. viz;
tHsre insert the articles with prices carried nat}
Amounting 10 write tho aggregate In WORLDLY and
propose (na..e the agent If one 10 required by The
adsestsemeht.)
The undersigned, OF /.
In the State Of and OF
81 Ia the State Of ,a guar
antors, hereby undertake that the above named
will, f offer be ac-
certed entsr into contract as before required with
the United States, within fifteen days after the date
Of notice through the post ONCE of the acceptance
of bid, a. before mentioned.
(Signatures.)
teertify that the above named
and are known 10 me to
be good and responsible guarantors In this case.
tic be sgned by navy agent collector, or district
attorney, or SOME other person known to the
bureau to be cfeditable.)
sep 26-lsw4w.
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BuRlAU 0ckPs ToPo9lApMcAI NJ sMu Is,
&eptsmbs9 18th. 1854,

ia q t. ISL Of soSsmssr next for Ss To Oon.
structon, equipment End delivery Of an II on steam
to- ne Lax 70 b. 81, st ct
next juno. Said steamer net to Do ises tan 1870
feet long, 20 foot breadth Of BEAM excirstve az.
tufes for paddle wheels aud wheel houses Of moi
sss than 2oo tons burden, and depth Of hold abou,
The deck and cabin Of said boat to b teunk fash
ton, snd to be divided as follows: fe~-srd Of ths
machiper,. cabin and mess room fer sos nAuos; A,s
of the machinery, cabin and for oillcsrs
also to have cooking rom, stewards rum, psa,ry.
water c sets, and customary cabin and kitchen fur
niture for not less than twenty hands End FIX Of
foefs.
Ths uppst deck, OF cabin root, 10 be sufficiently
nIrn for customary use.
Pilot or wheel houees TO be on the upper de-k,
and 70 Be supplied with customary convsn;snoss for
Tho beat 70 be schooner rieg-d and to Re supplie,
with requisite ars, sails and rigging. To b, prop
ely painted; to have two adequate an ,hers, with
adequate chain oab'es and all customary fixture
o. nav ser hoies ell I'm cable boxes wind levers,
&C.. &c.
Each propoeer to euumerste details and dim n
sion Of parts, and to furnish q drawing and model
OF the boat
The ba.. to bs supplied with two god yawl boats
not lees than 20 ct long each. an, each boat to
have two good oars, with rudder and til IT
No sdvancrs to lie made on the contract, and the
War Department to hkvs authority, for reasons, to
declare tbs contract void, and to advertise anew
The War Derartm ,nt reaer'es to itself the right to
accept any Of the proposals or to reject the whole
I'd 70 advprtiFs anew.
The boat t, be sble at common steam .easure to
maintain spe<d NJ ten rifles the hour aud to to
supplied with suitable coal bunksrs, capable o.
slowing not less than 100 tons Ct rcal
Materials tn be "f the bes. quality, rut together
In workmantiks manner, aud all custo nary pre-.
cautions and fixtures for strargtn, and a iart re
to be rv-d. The boat to have not less than 20
adequate water buckets.
1hs steom engine OF b.st quality to be CT the 10
pressure Mind, With the best recent imp ovemarts
When the boat Ia reported realty, by the con rae.
tor. one inspector will be appointed br tn, War De
pArtment, one. an Off ,sr of tbs Navy, to bs cho On
by the contract'r. These two to reject third ana
." employ not sxces'brg t,o rrofrs ional steam
10 t msn also TO employ the requisite fremen
laborsrs. DC In order to make ins p- and trial
The boat alter insnertinn to tie posed % q { in
trip, Of not leas than 100 miles, in moderat, ws.th.
er, on hieh trcl trip, saii boat shall ,aran an
average speed Of not less than ten mil 3 the hour
for ten consecutive hours.
The rtincats Of said inspectors, In rrer.nce 70
tn. condition, strength OF materials and m ,rhn.ry
sorkmanship, finish, and p ,rfermanoe Of The boa
to 10 received evideBc. that the contr ,:tor has
ia filled his con,rsct also evidence Of expenses
Of inspection and trial. hall Of said OK ,enses b
be laid BY the UDieed states, and ona haf by II.
contractor. J. ]. ABE IT.
Col. Corps Top. Erg'rs.
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|. He quietly took out his pocket book,
and counted out ten bills of the Bank Of
France, of 1000 francs each.
''There, said he. els double the value.
Take the money. for it is not rendered Is
. compliment. but as an equivalent for
services rendered. Do not ask me to ex.
plain; and 10 return I merely ask your
card.
The lady accepted the money, gave her
card, and at Valcnciennes I left them.
There was . singularity about the pro.
ceediDg which excited my curiosity, and
on my arrival at Paris, three weeks a.
forwards, I called upon Madame, who
kept . very neat lace store in Rue st.
Honore. As I entered she recognized me,
and in her back parlor, where her two
daughters were busily engaged in giving
the finishing touches to some article Of
novelty, perused letter which she had
received but . few days previous.
PARIS, April, lS4-.
My Dear Ma am AS your companion
on recent trip from Brussels to Paris,
found mys, II obliged to turn informer. !
say obliged, aud will show you why. !
am largely engaged with house in Paris
in importing laces, and by = system Of
bribery, sm sometimes enabled to pass
large quantities. duty free. On the
occasion when I met with you, / had in
my different valises, trunks, and on my
person, laces valued in Brussels 1T zoo, 900
francs, l expected to meet, ct the frontier,
. Custom Houks officer, with whom |
had an understanding. but, on arriving,
[ found he had been located in different
section Of the country. As stated at
the time, I saw the package of lace in
you possession, and the idea at once &C.
CURED to me that, by Informing of you,
| might so obtain the confidence of the
officers as to allow my own trunks to
pass in without inspection. Finding nv
friend had been removed, inquired for
the officer in command, and to him
made the disclosure. was right in nv
conclusions, for, when l began to open
my own trunks, he at once assured me
1t was useless, and affixed his official seal
to my 100000 francs of laces. made
you restitution for your loss, and have
now given you an explanation. My name
and address l must still conceal, but l
will sign myself
Your humble servant, A FRIEND.
/ left the store, and noted the adven.
ture down, to which was knowing
Boston Evening Gazette.
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EVENING STAR.
A NorKHR's LOW.

A ipothse's love, ths fsdsiess Light
That siimmers DER our weary war,
A star ausid the clouds or night.
AH ever burning queRchless ray.
Aguariins power through good AID ~,
Whsrr'er the Tu,nt faoi-teps n'vr,
a ccaseless, flowing, sparkling fii!,
A fOa u Of hope, q mVthtI's i0se.
A mothers love, IL whispers FIRST,
Above the gIadied intaR.'s head,
And when those hunsaR bins-oms burst,
Her bosom's still the fowrets bed.
When their bright summer day has past,
And autumn clouds hang dark above,
II fingers round 10 To he IAst,
That dearest boon, q msiher's love.
And yet how on our footsteps roam.
fhro' pleasures bright, ailurins maze.
&orgetfal Of the ties OF hoHe,
And all the joys Of ssri.es day..
Ept, there's q CHAIN to lure tbrp back,
And lie the weary, wandering dow,
fhs heart TelseAds ia ohi!dhncd's traek.
Tg that one ark, mQilnft love.