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RICHMOND wHIG.
For the whig.

Hesus. Edtors FL herewith hand Won eonv or tho
Mobile Daily Tribune coutaaing two article, on the
subject Of Kowt Hernoa. This. paper was pu, in INV
hands by "a Southern Matron with the syo6c.p, ,.s
"on-are the ladies' Of Virginia insensibe to the voes
o' patriotism, as It il echoed from tho neglected tomb OF
"e'' bdh'n9fon calling on hsDi assist their sister
The south, in preserving his halored resting place
from the ruthless grasp OF ths Northern rpecutorg"
ms remains to be seen IL certainly does no, become
me to answer for them in their presence. Bu, NAV h
allowed To say, that have said in reply to outb.rn
hatron that the ladies' OF Virginia are no, u.nsb, N
Tue high merits and peculiar claims of this subject I'm
the and that they are keeny alive every cali of pa
oiie duty, whether echod from tomb Of
or suggested by their Instructive perception of truth
and justice All believe that necessary is to sugres
''ne feasible plan by which thes may be allowed in the
most quet and decite MANNER, reduce to practical
Results, the emotions which the name Of Washington
yer is to excite in their hearts They feel that his tomb
part aud pirce of their mother soil and wo,d enro
cate every attempt ID appropriate it to the
oices Of mnis:eng the cupidity of "the Northern
speculator."
How then Is this to be accomplished? II may be al
lowed to suggest pAn would say that it seems to me
the otec: contemplated rises that dignity aud attach
e' to itself that moral potency, which should peculiarly
enlist the feelings aud strongly challenge the hearty CO.
operation Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Three thousand (so caed ministers of the Religion o
Christ have protested against the institutions Of the South
inciting the moas the North to aspcrsc the
memory Of Washington, aud pull down the anne work
OF our Federal Government Can it be said, that when
woman, called to the high eIeron by the hoest and no.
blet impulses Of her nature is seeking to cousecrate the
grave of Washington the halowed purposes of mora
and Intellectual culture that she may no. be assisted bv
the pulpit.
1t seems to me, that each minister of the eosocI
would interest himself in this matter and take the
BILE 10 organize the ladies Of his into socie
~ for the purpose of raising funds purchase Mount
Vernon and dedicatng it, in the of the Matrons of
the South 10 the holy purposes OF the moral and ineec.
ual culture OF the Sons of the South; that the work would
be easily aud speedily accomplished Is not worth the
uia! The ith OF July is hsnd let society In
each congregation Of every denomination through the
State be formed on that day. and the money paid 20 the
minister elder trustee TO be forwarded to the Govern
or OF the State with the proper drectons-and the work
Is accomplished Mount Vernon will be saved to Virgin
s through the treasury OF her daughers-and sancted
by the grateful tribute Of their sister Matrous of the
South.
IL the ladies OF Richmond will but make the rs move
their generous effort will kindred spirit in eyery
corner and nook Of Virginia Then let there be no longer
delay. VIRGINIA.
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oERIcE kIcHMoND AND DANvILLE RAILRoA6 CO..

~ RICHMOND. MAY 18th, 1854
"A n MEETING Of the Board Director, Of this Com
pshy nell on wednesday May 10Th, 1854 following pre-
anbie and resolutions adopted, -
an act was passed the last LEGISLATURE
prohibiting the circulation eject on and
ter the hrst day Of June next therefore,
Resrd That the officers Of this Coupznv n. in
refuse receive pay 80 proh6d on
and after the hrst day 0 June next fN' w
srd That the above preamble published
Vile " ~ sac 'o-H VI DAn-
nya,ssI Enisaeis rom the minutes P. VAN DEURsEN.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

ENERDfNAND ZoGBAUM CO, No 97 Maiden Lane Ir,por.
n ter'of vots GrrriRs, AooaoEoSi s1RSs SfRr.
SESrs, Ae., Ae, mhIi-sn
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For the Mobile Tribune.
LADIES OF MOBILE:


We take II for granted that you have Al heard Of q
great scheme which has been suggested to you by
of your sax for the purchase of Mount Vernon by
the South This purchase you make" and by il
sure to your own section OF the Union Undivided right to
the Home and Grave OF Washington. To for your
selves this this triumph, you mus, DO willing
give only money, but time, interest snd zeal to
undertaking which, grand, noble, aud national, yet
within the legitimate sphere Of womanly enterprise
Read theB, the second appeal Of the Southern Mat
run," whose patriotism commend to your imitation
Mothers wives, daughters Of Alabama, listen to her
touching voice for to you it Pleadngs are especially
addressed.
You have time talents and patriotism enough among
YOU if you would only give them to this noble
But some Of you profoundly engaged In the ,uperin
tendance Of nounccs-some are wasting your enthusiasm
over noves-some wearing your knees before the
shrnes Of your household gods-somo OF you
ger to be thought helpless and feminine 10y the that
likes to proecD that would faint at the idea Of doing any
thing sphed-and some of you are so modest that We
never hear you p.out your DIVERSION to being conspc
uousr without thinking Of the young lady who vowed,
She never would get msfried-uo, neverl IL would
shock her so to see her name 10 the Dewspaperll"
Ladies permit TO address word to each Of you
Some evenings since attended the theatre, where,
kethe "Disbie BoitesuH. unseen, we saw every body
What parterre Of living flowers lay beneath usl
Side by side flashing jewels and vapory muslius
starry eyes and snowy noeks Certainly you pretty
sight ladies' aud with your diamonds your Wreaihs aud
your aces, you lnger 10 memory such perfect
whole Of oyeliuess that Fancy 10 the funess Of her
,sfscou, refuses to dismember ndivdualiEc you We
could not help wondering occasionally bow laueh soul
there was in this be ,uiiful body We followed you 10
spirit Jour elegant BONES where you lounge soss
OF satin bend your graceful heads gossamer needle
work Absorbing novel; St beautiful still seductive.
Bet come forth pretty Syoatte and let US see whether
any hearts beating under all this Of millinery
aud upholstery. Come forth with your influence 20 help
tbis scheme Of earnest minds. Add to your 6isgrce
graees the sterling virtue Of high purpose aud link your
names With that Of this southern Maronr whom your
sons In future manhood will rise up and call blessed c
! Aud you-women Of such tmcrous nature that, Ike
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WOIiN PYF Dealer In Ivory and of Ivory
- Goods, Murray street. N. Y ocl9-dly


= h BROAD sTltEfsT corner of Dez,rr, New York.
- 81 for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton SaiI Duck-22nch, all los,
hard and sot also, all the various widths
ured at this establishment comprising every variety
the trade, and offered at the lowest rates.
United states Pilot Duck-Woodberry Mount
Vernon Extra full sssorme Of this superior fabric.
Wi11imuntic Cotton DuctS-lG, Is, 20 22 inch
numbers hard aud soft THIS fabric awarded
MUM at the London Worlds Fair Fair
ship and Hear Mark DuclS-Pian twilled, man.
ufaeured by the Greenwoods Company superior article
sails tents, awnings &c; Mount
Howard Rayens Pioneer and PhGnix Mills Light RAyene
plain % To 81 inch; Heavy do do.
Cotton Suil TNvinc-A full assortment.
Tnrpnuiins Hnmmocks, Stuns, &c.
Pnper Ecitng-SV to I2 inch made heavy,
for dricr felts.
Car COyering-Cotton Canvass all widths from to 100
inches and all numbers made covering
railroad cars perfectly ana permanently proof
enduring than the itself
Ennmclling Cnnynss-sO, S. 40, IS and 50 plain
and twilled la every variety.
Bngs and HngginG-of every description. Seamless
Bags woven whole all size in bales Of 00 800
bininr strength utility and
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton saing inch Canvass 9read Warp and
FILLING, heavy twllcd. do do % %. 30 and iiinch.
Wool Sncks-woven whole all sizes, e desirable
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

EN The nom ,hs ApvrsrsSo AOrscT Of
". RETIENaILL co. lla NassLu s1nIrr. MsE Yori
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6tHAMBsR, TOILET, AND RUaseRY FURNITURE
Eegant Toilet Sets lamps Of Descriptions Chamber
Psn' roo' Tubs, ohidrshs Baths TO-, fof sale b.
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GE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MAMIE ,crTpIyo co -,
Lane NJ Y, Manufacturers aud WsnI..ao ~, ~ :, u
,xo p.' rA'.sr INDIA RUsBER DoOrs sHor wursrs
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOpS r
Nh LLER, COATES YouLE No 27e pe.,,,,,.., ,.,..
Metals, 4c i''s' fumoers Materials,
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SAALT.-"N.nAan" brand, for y: ,l::ssyso,r :sy -,
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ApvEsrfsSo Hors SO xlss,u
sTRrEr,
SAMUEL L.. CAVERTY.
VNHoLEsALE DEALER Brooms Painted Pals. and Tubs
w Wood and Willow Ware, Baskets Mats, Cordage Tgne
"iesing Matches, &C. 2OI Greenwich street, New York.
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GLOBE IR0N RNILiNG WORKs.

DiyobE ihuN RAiLlNG WORKS.
Nos 3l and Sls Monroe Street. York opposite the Al
Broadway. A
The subscribers having extensive and
neht, LOT mlnufaetu ing article
prepared 10 oder the public and dealers
MIvasht ana Cast Iron Railing Of every description Granxs
shutters Doors Portable Iron
Cribs and Cradles for Children Chains s,ans
newer and Work stand, mbrella and Hat Stands kc
- Also superior quality OF IRON FARM FENCE Of which
ey W warrant to
syn AM chespness the their
line orders from section Of United
received and executed with the dispatch.
nan ENr 4 LAYERS,
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.oohING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
W. dmpso M;anqfacturer No. IOI Canal street,
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
SPRING TRADE 1854.
N HODGMAN, II Maiden Lane, md 80
LIE Nassau Strcct invites the attention Of his former
customers and merchants drficHary Who.d Buy
to his he
hand and daily receiving his
COATS. LEGGlSGs, CARRIAGE CLOTH,
CAPES, CAPS, PIANO COVERS,
GLOVES, REEPING JACKETS, MACHINE BEI.TISG
PANTS, LlfE PREsERvERs, ENGINE PACKING,
0vHRALIS, WHIPS, CROTON HOSE
And description OF Rubber Goods
The reputation Of Goods well
established render
pernuous II affords inform Buy
RUBBER CLOTHING,
That enabled
to what have firmly believe
that have been, offered them elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited promptness
despatch by d. H0DGMAN,
81 Maiden Lane and 50 Esssau street, New York.
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yUNHE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY, nfanufa cturrrs Of
GUN POWDER, continue to furnish Gunpowder all their
wel-known brands "KESTrcET RIFLE"
ArHcAs sfoEIrSo ISDIAS RE" ELECTRIC" "DrcK sHoor-
NG kegs half and quarter and Cansers Of
each Ao. full assortment OF Powder for Bdng Mining
purpose and for Export The reputation Of their
too we'll known TO require comment. For sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
Agents, Richmond.
And at the ONCE Of the Company,
50 wall Street, New York City.
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"A ,nn v = ztsuP. No. 67 Pine street New yo,k c,
and Co,,an 80 the sale Of Kind, M,ch;n.
dgt. Tor IoSn Maehnery from the best makers E
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M E1IOyiI,-PINE PURNTTURE-The undersigned, who
6 recently conducted the Cabinet business the
street Franklin MAN, has his Is
building the West side of the street
occupied by Hablsion Brother lie has taken this
purpose increasing his facilities
featuring enable him make better and ,asaeto
exhibit OF the various articles OF his manufacture.
He snOw happy state 10 his customers that he is abundant
extensive business that c IA
determined spare this
the city The location Of hs stand Is
accessibility. lie only asks continuance
kind which heretofore extended him
and such additional examination Of his inducements will
and.
He has hand heretofore (th1,gh n extensive
seae the ordinary belong
ing TO the Cabinet business.
All kinds Of REPAIRING well UndrtdkinD promptly at
tended TO. y. II. COWL1N0,
fsT No. Is Governor street. Richmond. Va.
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THE undersigned having formed connection for the purpose
OF conducting Commission and Forwarding business
the y o Richmond undo the style q GoooH HARRIS most
respesiuly soets Of the puLc
ton yos the friends the late hru Of NANCEa ao0CH
ID. p. GOOOH,
nd lar A
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HKw YORK ADvRRrIsKnKSr
TIE NEW YORK STEAM
a.t BLANK BOOf

do full bound White loc. Pine Blue, lsc
do vii. Ends aud Bands White aac; Pine Blue p.sd Soc
Demy's Pine blue. Russia 8S cts
do de with ends and bands. PACED. &c and upwards
do do Russia do do do b0e. do
do, do extra bindings, PACED, Coz. and upwards
Mediums, Pine Blue Russia PACED Gle and
do do Rassa ends d. do I6c. do
do do extra bindings do Sic. do
Royals and Super Royals, extra bind. do AIRS do
great variety q Pass Boots, ti gross aud
do do Memorandum books, s. per gross nni upwards
Receipt books Petty Accounts Mnisure
Books Writing Books cyphsrnE Books. School Albums
Constantly on hand, 10000
quality and description, all bound
and n the neatest Styles which
sAones anh Dealers generally cash
JOlIs OIiARA,
ITO Nassau street, New York.
my5-icm-[sl
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Third CIas. Passengers
limited number Phi
iAdelpha and Liverpool, and found In provisions
From PhiladephIa t25 Prom Liverpool $40
will be who
bringing their friends
Drafts the Agents from fl upwards.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship.
All agents Philadelphia Liverpool will
be forwareed with economy and dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
II Walnut 81. Philadelphia.
jyi6-1y RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool.
N. D-when the completed snfcen,
goods oner the other will
calling Norfolk Virginia,
Chesapeake, going o returning.
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CABINET EURNITURE.
ESRf w. hiNGnitN late partner OF PnElPs KrSoxIS
generally, that he has hand,
A LARGE AID EXTENSIVE
S All KINDS o. Warranted made CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS
BEDS and MATTRESSES, which he offers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
low prices No pains will be 10 give
Satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with their
,oo =. -, HENRY W. KINGMAN,f
tnhzV-dotn-lPI I3l PeA 81. New YORK.
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RICIIAIt DS, HAIGIIr a co.,
IMPORTERS

HICHAKDS, HAIGIIE q CO.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, VESTINGs, DRILLiNGS, CLOAKINGS,
ShTlNS,
BLANKETS, ALPA CCAS, TVEEDS,
J-2-Sm-[ul 10 ASb ~ BARCLAY STREET N Y
M ucCULIOUGH 81 CO., MANuPA AcTuRHRs OF AME.
Nn RicAN GALvANlZED SHEET AND RooYIHG IRON
warehouse No IL North Tenth street, Philadelphia Pa.
iu aS,oment always hand Also for SALE Patent Gal
raniIed Iron Tubing Chain
Garahle and leaving particle water
duees third less friction and
TO draw the water.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended
my20-dlm-fsl
n AIDES, AND GENTI.EsiRN,S BOOT AND SHOE MAN
- uPACTURER-THE LARGEST nv the COUNTRY or
ZINE GOODSrhe Proprietor Medal the
ueat Worlds Fair In New York. for ss35t
west viii do we'll 70 call before purchasing manufacture
Largely and afford
3II broadway, New York city.
I'D nj
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iiE GitkkT PIANO AND MUsu; k,srNUi isIi,tE,T
HORACE wArERs
n -

rUNHE nEsr AsD MOST IMPROVED PIANOS AND MHIn
~ bEoNS T. GnBrnr Co.'S Worlds Premium ri. no
With or Without the Enlan aud with eIrcuis
scales The merit Of these instruments
ilriber commendaon GmBsErs BouDR P,Sos elegant Ia
stInnent Tor small lAIIr Plsos Of
established hrm OF Hae Co. Mr. W. being agent
NE abb Pianos can oror them lower than other house.
ohAcs WArsRs PASoa him,
great power OF tone aud elasticity 333 Ifrond
way the largest depot for Musical
u an1rdng an opportunity for selections be
WHERE Secondhand Pianos at
TO siS Every Instrument fully money re
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tor. Of the EAGLE FoiINDRY No. 10 street A.n,
onsr to the trade Fy distinct varieties Of Cooking an
heating stoves for Coal Wood.
ana fre Place Hollow Ware rl.n and Enamslied Kettles
ser Pan Ac scf teh Bowls Sinks Pumps Clay Yur
naers Agricultural Kettles, Water Coolers Ac k Also th,i
Portable
Terms liberal.
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A T. DoroLAss. Secretary. ap7-dsm-lMl
UINXCElSIOR SEWING MACliINEs-Made by HOOD, BAT
- TELLE Co. Worcester, Mass, patented BY Elia, Howe
Jr september 10TH 1896 These Machines
proper us) DOT 10 OF They built
ana and workmanke aud will do TAors Shoemak
era aud Saddlers s&ork In warranted sa
faction. The stitch will rip than sewing
done by hand Call and them In operation CESSUr
street, Philadelphia, up stairs.
m,9-diy-tNl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
n AMPS, PhosGEsE GAS, BURNIEG FLUID AND GAM
PHENEThr subscribers manufacturers
In the above articles and offer for sale
Sest Of spirit lamps to be found the United
They would cali special attention 70 the Patent y Ios0en
LAMP which furnishes the brilliant
on the principle par Safety Mine Lamp
% make explosion from accident impossible II Is
TO ARTIFICIAL light where the OF cities be obtained
Materials for light Of best quality always for sale the
market price. CHAs. STARR JR., 4 co.
III Fulton street, New York
INNOLItS AND OTHER PIANOs.-BERRY GORDON 29T
IE broadway, Publishers OF Musie-and Dealers
retail in Pianos Meodions and Musc-4gents
brsed Roan, Grand, and other Pianos Iae
Great bargains in New York Pianos Pianos
Melodeans Music supplied Wholesale the
BERRY GORDON Successors to T. Berry, 297 Broadway
Pianos to let.
p g. H. D. Co.'S Rolian Pianos have the improved
voicing. oc25-iy-IMl
UOIN PSFt Dealer Ia Ivory and of Ivory
- Goois, Murray street, ". Y. ocl9-dly
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End January, 1854.

cheeruy recommend the nrm OF G00CH HARRIS TO
the favorable consideration Of my friends
End January, isSl.--iu TIfOS J. NANCE.
EU The ynchburg yginian Express please copy
above nd aenh O nnnc
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PUTNEY. wATrs 4 PuTNEY.

a ETNA AND PROTECTION FTRE INsjRANOE CONpA AHISs
N or HARfF0RD. COHSEOTICUT-Aosney at RicI.
ToRdThese Companies continue TO insure against
by ae Dwelling Houses, gqrn,ure Manufacturing Establish.
which these
tain rSues taken At the Agency will be adjusted
and lberaiy. II. BALDWIN, Agent,
No. 14s Main Rtyeet
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ENf h LAYERS,
myxo-Sn 13s Grand Street, N Y

ENLES-Ws are now In receipt Assortment OF Pu "a
Tor Maehnists and Baekmhs use, of superior quality
which We oner for sale favorable terms. -
DySO SMITH ROHIRTs D p.,,,
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TulHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO.
l tend sailing their tavore steamshIps follow:
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workman will cultivate his own mind at home;
but all workmcn arc not inquiring ansisstudi.
GUS and the introduction Of reading ALOUD to
each other in turn would bc productive Of in.
caiciilablc bensfit
Singing for the million is cried up ON all
lands--why not reading aloudy What Main.
zcr has accomplished for the one art, might be
effected by Charles kcmble for stlse other
We have in almost every family and work.
shop eyidcnco Of what prscticc IN concert has
done for vocal music why not the same for
reading alouds The oi,e art is chiefly valued
as q, amusement aud refining accomplishment
--thc other is equally entertaining, quito MS
necessary for the adornmcnt ofpublic or priv
ate life, and certainly moro directly produc.
tive Of utility and knowledge.
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rERls. ..ss 90. La Advance.
Ny Mothers Bible.
ny oEo. p. NORRIS.


This book is all that's left mo now
Tears will unbidden start
With falt'ring Zip and throbbing brow.
press Il to my heart.
For many generations past,
Here Is our family tree;
My Mothers hands this Bible clasped;
She, dying, gave it rue.
Ali we'll do remember those
Whose names these records bear;
Who round the hearth.stonc uso TO clos,
Afler tho evening prayer,
And speak Of what the pages said,
In tones my heart would thrill!
Though they are with the silent dead,
Here aro they living still
Ny Father read this holy book
To sisters, brothers dear,
How calm was my poor Mothers look
Who loved Gods word to hear.
Her angel facc--l see it yeti
What thrilling memories comet
Again that little group is met
Within the halls Of homo
~ Thou trucst friend man ever knew,
is Thy constancy Two tried; A.
Where all were false found thco true,
My counsellor and guide.
The mines Of earth no treasure give I.
That could this volume buy;
In teaching me tho way to live,
II taught mo how to die.
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Important Query.

o! is there not some happy land.
a lind beyond the seas,
Where hot-pic smokes in bountlcss lake.
And dumplins grow on trecs9
Can gingerbread bc found in stacks,
And smear-kase by tho ton A.
And when you do a Job Of work,
You got tho ready John9
Where natures lessons may bo read, s.
lin every babbing brooke
Where bnmblc-bccs don't sting chap,
And muly cows don't hookf
Tho Halifax Colonist publishes tho following
an cditor--Or course Il couldn't
apply. to any cditor hcreabouts:
.yS Hero lies an edi.or'
Snoobs if you will,
81 In mercy, kind providcrce,
Let him iio still.
Hc Gcd for his living so
Hc lived while he lied,
When no could not fio longer,
es1ae He tied down and died.
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Twas over thus from childhood's hour,
That chilling fate has on me fell;
There always comes q soaking shower,
When hain't got no uinbereil,n