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A PERFUMED BREArH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of dis.
agreeable breath when by using the "Balm
ofa thousand HotOers" as dentrifice would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Many persons do no,
know their breath Is bad, and the subject i.
so delicate their friends will never mention it
Pour a single drop Of the "Balm on your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning
A fifty cent bottle will last year. For sal,
at Shillington's, agent for Washington, and
all Druggists.
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INDIA'RUBBER BUrTeNs.-A style Of but
ton for overcoats and general business cloth
ing has been introduced within the last two
years, which grows more shiny with age and
wear, and in its every quality seems to be AN
admirable button. 1t is made from one O,
the Goodyear varieties of prepared rubber
and mandatory is now in operation in Ne "
Brunswick, which gives employment to some
two hundred hands, male and female. The
buttons have until this season been held at SC
high price as to a great extent to prohibi,
their Introduction, bus a material reduction
has, we learn, been lately made, which bids
fair to render them the standard style for the
class Of clothing described.
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The MOUNT OF OLIVES The Mount of
Olives near Jerusalem, has been purchased by
Madame Polack, the widow Ct wealthy bar.
ker CT the Hebrew persuasion at Konigsbere,
IN Prussia. This lady intends u beauty the
place and improve the whole neishborhood. at
aer sole expense The FIRST thing she has done
is 10 plant the whole area with a grove of olive
trses and thus to restore it to the original state
thrives we'll in that locality. and tbrougb II
taken many years before arriving in a state of
maturity, and sixteen years before bearing any
iruit at all, 1t requires but little or no tending.
and lasts for several hundred years.
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u Considerable excitement vas created

/ r Considerable excitement WAS created
in the vicinity Of stores numbered 90 TO 100 on
Pearl street, yesterday, under the following
circumstances. Agentleman residing in Cam
bridge desired to avepge certain gross and
repeated insults which had been received from
o merchants clerk, and discovering the object
of his search in store three or four doors from
that in which be is employed, he immediately
drew q stout cowhide and commenced laying
it well on and about the head and shoulders
of the clerk, who fed and took refuge in his
dry blows were inflicted upon him there. The
cowhiding left distinct marks on his face and
neck.-Baitimort Patriot, 10th.
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KNOW NOTHINGIsM IN NEW ORLEANS know
Nothingism and bloodshed walk hand in hand
in New Orleans as in Washington. The
columns Of the New Orleans Courier of the
4th inst. are filled with details of the murder
Gus outrages perpetrated in that city at the
late municipal election, under the name of
Americanism." We have room only for tho
following:
"The details of the various Know Nothing
outrages at the polls on Monday are so dis.
gushing that we cannot bear to dwell on them.
We give, in another place, accurate accounts
OF few of them, intended merely to serve as
specimens of what occurred over the whole
city. If we should collect and get forth at
length all the various knockipgs down, brass
knucklings, Standings, shootings, and muir.
ders committed by the rufians in the employ
OF the Know Nothings, we would fill our whole
paper for many days in succession, and weary
our readers with tales Of violence, presenting
dreary sameness Of ruffanism and butcher
dlsgraceful to our city, and even to human
nature itself At every voting place, inoffen-
slve voters OF foreign birth, simply because
they were of foreign birth, were beaten, cut,
and shot, from morning till night Timid
ones were were seized and forced to vote the
Know Nothing ticket to save their lives Res.
oi".o ohes Were hicheu, beaten, stabbed, and
shot, and not permitted to vote at all There
was, apparently, regularly organized sys.
tenn of villainy carried on at all the different
precincts after the same fashion A beating
or murder committed at one is faithful
description of what occurred at dozen others,
changing only names and places The rutians
were mainly imported from other parishes, and
acted in organized bands, under regular lead
ers.
The whole city was in state of perfect
anarchy. The police were entirely ineffec-
tive, and the authorities were unable to make
arrests, even in tho most fragrant cases. Our
municipal government, or what should have
been our government, seemed stricken with
the palsy. Violence and brutality ran riot.
No man was safe except one able to defend
himself without aid from the authorities,
Quiet and peaceable men, who never thought
OF such a thing before, were compelled to
carry arms whenever they left their houses"
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Mr.. THAcKERAY.-The London News says
that Mr.. Thackeray is once more in London.
having changed his Yankee dollars into Phi.
stracci and Wyon sovsreigns. He looks we'll,
Is full Of his old drollery, and has caught q
little Yankee accent, which, like the Lisp of
me Black Douglass and Sir w alter Scott, "bs-
comes him wonder we'll"
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future-the decentralization Of American
public affairs, foreign or domestic, being likely
to irjure them soonest and most extensively
Their present unanimous support of the Gin
cinnati nominations tells of their entire conf
dence in the experience, enlarged nationality
and abiding patriotism Of Mr.. Buchanan, and
also of their entire want of confidence in thos.
who may be his opponents, because the latter
will stand pledged, both of them, if elected
to administer the government on principle.
plainly antagonistic to the Constitution, and
revolutionary in their tendencies.
The George Law Know Nothing Conven.
tion-that assemblies in New York to-day-at,
tracts much less attention among the public
men now here than we anticipated. This arises
altogether from the fact that the well-informed
Of all parties anticipate certain victory for the
Democratic Presidential and Vice Presidential
nominees. 1t seems to be taken for granted
that the Law ia ,tion convention will shape its
action as far as possible to strengthen the Re-
publican party ticket to be nominated on the
18th inst, or shortly thereafter; the Interior
purpose of these expected to dictat, its action
being conceived to be as much as possible to
embarrass and weaken the friends of the sue
cessful aspirants for the regular Know Nothing
Presidential and Vice Presidential nominal
tions-Fillmore and Donelson. We shall by
no means be surprised if this Law-party con-
vention proceed at once to nominate Mclean
or Fremont, by way of placing themselves in
the line of patronage in case through some un-
dreamed-of casually, the Republicans may
succeed in the fall.
N. MarcoEetta.-Thisg gentleman, we hear,
departs by the steamer of the 18th, the
Niagara, for London, Paris and Madrid, where
bis friends in Nicaragua continue to be re-
cognized as the government of that State
HIS amiable and accomplished lady, we un.
derstand, will accompany him. Their de-
parture from Washington will be a loss to the
refined circle of diplomatists from abroad and
their families and associates, to whom Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. are greatly endearsd. They
will leave beside, in this metropolis, large
number of personal friends who will greatly
regret their departure from among US.
The Speech "A crowded and distinguish
ed auditory lisisned this morning to Mr.. But
ler's speech in the Senate. He spoke with
great feeling indeed, and with powerful effect
upon the recent affair between Messrs Brooks
and Sumner, and with equal force concern
ing Mr.. Summers speech, and the crcum-
stances leading that gentleman to deliver it
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 11th ofJune,
thore wore of Treasury warrants entered on
II 1. H. L
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REMEDY FOR WARM wEArHEB.

lust RECEIVED AT THE UNION BOT
Ting Depot, large supply Of that unsur A
Also Xxx Pale and Burton.s Ales az d Por
Ter OF very superior quality, together with al
large assortment Of syrups OF almost every kind !
All OF which, together with our premium Mine
raj w alters VIII be furnished TO customers Ia any
part Of Washington or GEORGETOWN
All orders LEFT at the Depot In Georgetown, OF
With the drivers Of our Wagons, will meet VIE
prompt attention. Army & sHlNN,
lie eff
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9The Mormons are experiencing hard
times at Salt Lake. Food is so scarce that
beggary from door to door is as common as in
our Atlantic cities. Brigham Young de
nounces the practice as likely to be an impos-
ture, though he says where any Of the saints
have gone fve days without food they ought
to make their wants known. Rather q task
for man to support ninety wives in eoun.
try where food is so scarce.
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WHITE SAvAGEs.-A recent letter from Fol-
Myers, Florida, has the following "The
Tampa Peninsular, of this week, contains a
regular affidavit of man or two who got
frightened and confessed to Capt Hooker, of
the Florida volunteers, and others, that they
belonged to regularly organised band Of
white men who disguise themselves as Indians
and 60 about plundering and numbering
through the country.
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MORE NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 4
wi MAURY,S Wit and Wisdom Of the r ev

MORE NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR &
IS1 MAURY'S wit and Wisdom Of the Rev
Sydney Smith by Duyc tinck, 81 rs.
The Life and Travel Of Herodatus in the Fifth
Century before Christ an imaginary biography
founded on fact; by J. Talboys Wheeler, F II
s 2 vols 50
The Hrguenot Exiles historical novel, 75c
NJ chancs' Tables; containing areas ard cir
conferences Of circles and sides Of equel so
circumfeGeaces Of angled hoops, cutting OF boilei
plates, DC &c, by Charles H Hasweil, Marine
engineer, so cents.
Introduction to the Study Of Art; by NJ A
Dwight, 81.
Life Sketches nom Common Paths; a series OF
American tales, by Mrs Julia l.. Dumont 81
Inc Rise and Progress Of the English Consti.
CsldeIon, his Life and Genius with spec linen.
OF his PLAYS; by r. C Trench, D., IS cents
Je LIT Bookstore, near 9ta street
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MUST LEAVE THEIR ARMS BEHINp.-Tbe
united states Military Gazette says the Gov.
s1nment Of Great Britain has issued order,
,na. no military corps from New York or any
!" TOY OF the United States shall be permitted
rifles On me Canadian side with muskets.
strumsn, s0fds' or pistols, or any warlike in,
Canada dn,;n any company DESTROYS to visi,
arms at Niagara Falls, and crn., i save t y.
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BITTEN By SNAKE We are informed tia
four persons besides Mr.. Davis, whose case we
noticed some days since, have been bitten by
snakes in Bulloch county within the last few
days. Two Of them died-one q young wo-
man and the other young man the other
two were still living at the last accounts OF
those who died, one was bitten by a rattle
snake and the other by amoccasin.-iSavan.
nah RsDubL,c1n
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The FREE STATE HOTEL AT LAWRENCE
The Free State Hotel was built and owned by
the Emjgrant Aid Society; was built for q
fort. Its walls xt,nded three and a half feet
above the roof, with four port holes on each
side, large enough to admit the mouth of an
eighteen FOUNDER. These port holes were hid
from view by thin coat Of plastering, that
could be easily knocked out This statement,
says the Lecompton Union, can be verified by
several hundred witnesses kansas Herald.
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II When the Russians desire to keep fish
perfectly fresh, to be carried a long journey
in hot climate, they dip them into hot bees
tcaE, which acts like an alright covering.
In this way they are taken to Malta, perfect
ly sweet even In summer
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PUBLIG NOTICE..

TO PIC MICS, URSIONS, OR PRI-
VATE PARTIES.
THE NDERSI TAKE GREAT
pleasure In informing his nu- <ff1sA
merous friends and the public gen fHS&
orally that he has, at all Zines,
numbsr of large and comfortable OMNIBUsEs
for their accommodation, and al a moderate
charge
Applications may be made 10 Ell her Of the IN
designed, George q Thos Parier, or TO John II.
Killmon. WIN. WHALEY, Proprietor
JNO. NJ HOLBROOK, Ag't
IL line Of stages leave Washington every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at S O'Clock a.
m for alrfaX, &c II y Aide, and Middleburg.
Passenger will please Leave their names at Dy
sons Drug Store, c6rner Pa. avenue and l2th st
lie ll-lmA
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LOOK AT This
STILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STILL GREATER REDUCTIoNINPRICE
OF COAL.
I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE
w now landing, per Schooner Manson. 200
tons best quality Philadelphia WI lie Ash COAL
which we viii warrant equal In qua lily to any
ever brought to this market.
We will de liver Il to any part Of Washington
for % per ton Of Z, 2io pounds.
We have also a very large lot 81 Oak, Pine and
Hickory WOOD, which we are selling equally
as cheap Terms cash.
wARDER STUART,
te 10-3& Corner II and 18th SITS.
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A USEFUL LRssoS.-A
fall, put up his wheat crop for LIMO; Onio, last
In February he was offered sIo, 900. "a n pIice;
he offered to take $1,000. In Jim. april
probably sell for $4,000, There IS Lesson an ~
this for other farmers. ''0n 10
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NEW MATTRESS FACTORY.
At Fairview Cotton Works Alexandria. Va

HAVING ADDED THE MATTRESS BUSI-
L L ness to our other manufactures we are now
prepare to supply the trade with superior ar l.
Gle OF Cotton or Shuck MATTRESS We have
a new patent shuck picker In use, which splits
a1d curls the shucks In the most perfect manner
Mattresses filled with these are superior 20 the
old kind, being more elastic and dufsble. III s,
with other facilities aud ms M
compete In prize and quality with Baltimore and
other Northern manufacturers Orders for any
particular SIZE or kind filed Immediately.
Also, a supply OF Cotton Warp, Wrapping
Irvine, and Batting always on hand, At manufac.
turer's prices.
FITZPATRICK 4 BURNS,
Proprietors, Alexandra.
JOHN ]. BO6UE, Agent,
NO. % East Market Space, Georgetown.
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NATIONAL BRASS BAND,

NATIONAL BRASS BAND,
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
Il formed that the above Band has rt Gently
been organizcd, with mutual understanding end
good win, by the following named professional
musicians:
Philip Fisher, ]. r.. Marsoletti,
VIM. Eer1man, Gaetano Rape;u,
- Feilos, Herman Meme,
Hert5 Eiseman, - Nauman,
Charles Bergman, John Eiseman,
6iefe, Thos Mackey,
John AIth, Michael Arth
Confidently relying upon the public for ST are
OF their patronage and support, we guarantee to
furnish good music for all occasions upon tie
most reasonable terms.
Orders left with Messrs. Fisher. at No. ZIG
Pennsylvania avenue, arsoletti, Fir.t Ward
William BeTgmsn, Northern Liberties, Rapetn
Navy Yard, viii be promptly attended to.
lie 12-tf
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To POLITICAL CLUBs.-PoliticaI clubs will
ind the arrangements Of the Star Office for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those Of any
other printing Office in the United States.
They may rely upon having such work done
at the Star Office in satisfactory manner as
to style and price. and in the shortest possible
time BE sure to give US a call before making
ARRANGEMENTS elsewhere.
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CHAMPAGNE,
H0CK, MOSELLE AND CLARET WINES,
per schooner Commander in Chief, viz:
Verzanay, 6. II. Mumm & Co, in quarts and pints
Cabinet do do do
Crement Gordon Rouge, in quarts
Heidsick, Of Ranauld & Francois
Viersteiner )uoxp. n r..
6eisenheimer fort on MAINE
Sparkling Moselle }P A. Mumn.
Braunerberger Moselle, ls4s
Ct. Estephe
st. Julien Claret Of J. Michealeons L.
Chateau La Rose Co., Bordeaux.
Chateau Leoville
(The Cord n Rouge is the best wine In the world
And other w ines Of less flavor and quality.
For sale by JAMES SHEKELL,
je11-1w 279 street, corner Of 18th
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SPRATT'S PATENT LIGHTNING CON.
DUCTOHS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, The ONLY AU-
rior Conductors, Is now prepared to execute all
orders which may be given him, and will erect
them in the best and most approved manner. he
cautions the public against any who may offer
this patent without his authority.
Orders leii at the following pla ey will rec GIVE
prompt attention: f. e. A. Schneider, Union
Foundry, corner Pa avenue and 18th street and
at the Franklin House, corner Of 9Th and ID SITS.
The subscriber has in his employment skillful
mechanics, thoroughly acquainted with the pro-
per method Of putting up these conductors
j. b. OLCOTT,
je 12-1w& FIanklin House
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DULPlT ELOQUENCE.-BEING THE
L master pieces Of eminent Divines Of all ages;
Bossuet, Bourdalone. Massillon, Flecbier, Bar
row, Hall, Jeremy Taylor, Watson, Chalmers,
Mason, and others; Of Chrysostom, Basil, Angus
tine, Athsnasius, and others among the a.
thers;n Of Wickliffe, Luther, CALVIN, Me,anc-
thon, Knox, Latimer, and others Of the ar eform-
efs; and from many other eminent Divines in
the Greek, Latin, English, German, French,
Irish, Scottish, WEIGH, and American churches,
many CT which are now for the first time trans
edited by Rev Henry c. FISH. Just published.
Price SIS. lie l2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ will find IL to their interest to call at the cor
ner Of 9Th and + streets, and make their purcha-
ses. Wolfes celebrated Schisdam Aromatic
Schnapps by the case, dozen or single bottle. at a
reduced price. 1t& JOS. w. DAVIS.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-on yesterday, the 11th of June,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on
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CREAM.-A CONFECTIONER, HOTEL
" keeper, or other persons can be supplied will
from six to eight gallons Of pure fresh CREAM
per week, sent In daily or thrice a week from a
dairy and garden farm near Washington City, by
addressing a note to Box No. Star Office, so that
tbs advertiser may call and make arrangeme nts
for Its delivery. lie 12-tf
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~THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS beg
49, leave 10 announce TO their friends, Civil
and Military, that they will give their ourth An
nual Exclusion on MONDAY, August 4th, 1856,
to the White House Pavilion.
Particulars Ia future advertisement
The Company will meet on Thursday evening,
the 18th instant, for drn.
je 10.3t THOS McENIRY, Sec
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EOR sALE-A BOSTON BUILT CHAISE
l. with harness. n@G,
Enquire Of w H. GILMAN, EN
je 12-3t* * and Pa avenue
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CONANT's POPULAR HISTORY OF the
~ Bible; vel
Hasnell's Mechanics Tables
Wheeler's Life and Times Of Hercditus; 2
vols
Ingoldsby Legends; vols illustrated
Miller's History Of the Anglo saxonsi vol;
London illustrated
Rants Critilue Of Pierre Reason vol; Lon
don
Guizot's History Of the English Revolution
vol London
Hand Book Of Proverbs; vol Lordon
Marco Pc o's Travels; 1 vol London
Egypt Ethiossia and Sinai by DR.. Lessiursi
vols; London
Memoirs Of Philliss de Commines 2 vols Lon
don
De Fos's Works; vol; London
te FRANCK TAYLOR.
JUST RECEIVED A NEW STYLE OF
Buchanan Over and Under SACKS, being
very gra, eful and elegant Garment
Also, the Raglan Busters with a superior as-
sortment Of summer Goods
WALL STEPHENS,
1e s-lm Pa av bttw. 9th and 10th ss
E>OR SALE, HORSE, WAGON, HAIR
L NESS.-The subscriber will dispose IN
OF the above on reasonable terms having H6
no further use for them. The horse Is good
strong draught The wagon was built by MI }
w. Martin, Of this city; suitable for grocer, FEED
butcher, and huckkter dealers. Ali In fne ana
good order. For terms apply to
JULfUs DE sAULEs,
le l0-3t No. 3e9, corner of 9th and I sts.
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I OST-LAST EVENING, THE 18th IN
II slant, probably on Pa. avenue, between the
Presidents House end Capitol, ain gold os nd
Bracelet. A suitable reward will be given IL left
at PAIRO & NOURSE'S Banking House, oppo-
sits the Treasury Building. LIS
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AMUSEN6ENTS.


neserNco ssais. -...........1S cents
boxes anu argue ...:.................5O cents.
FamilY Circle and Galleries. ......2 Is cents
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E~NOT,CE THE SUBSCRIBER begs
M leave to eel the attention of the public
to his stock - GLASS ard QUEENSWARE
before pu,cha 1g elsewhere, as by so doing hey
will save fror' Is to 25 per cent
Toilet ard ID ,ner Seis lower than the lowest at
300 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
je o 6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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THE l. A d. e OF RI N T Y
~ Church, Georgetown, will hold FAIR
1T Forrest Hall, to aid In liquidating the debt yet
due on this Church; to begin on MONDAY, the
9Th cstant, and continue during the week.
They most respectfully invite the public to pay
them visit, and examine the many beautiful
and rare articles they have to dispose Of, and
joy the delicious Strawberries, &c prepared for
the occasion. je7 1T
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Last Night but one Of
MRS. FARREN, the great Tragic Actress.
THIS (THURsDAYl EVENING,
win be presented the great Comedy Of
PEG wOFFINGTON:
OR, MASKS AND FACES.
Peg Wellington Mrs F,rs,
To conclude with
THE GOLDEN FARMER
Jenny Twitcher. C. Burnet

III The Box Sheet for the sale Of Reserved
Seats viii be open every day. Ofhce hours be
tween q. m. and p. m. IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-03

aud her care. know bow well YOU have re-
Quilted her. God forbid that conscience
should accuse ANY OF ,oa Of ingrall,ude o,
mutmuflng on account at the care she has
been to vou Of late. When YOU 20 back
To- your homes. be careful OF your words
aud your example before youf own children.
for ,hs fruit OF your oNn dong YOU viii
surely resp from them Whea You yourselves
toiter on the brlnk %. the gave entrea,
YOU A. "a .rend, as oue who has himself ca
tered the evening OF ille. that you may
never say, "a Tia. pres-uc. OF YOUR lsmliies
nor OF heaven, 'olr mother has outlivej
her u.eiulaes. was a burden to u,
Never. never, mother eAnnotllv. So long
as that No, WHEN she can no longer la
hor iof her children. nor Vet care Tor her>
self .he can fall like precious weight on
their bosons. aud call forth BY her helpless.
ness all the noble, generous feeling. OF their
natures
Adieu, then. poor ,o,l~wotn mother
there are uo more slerpp-s nights, no more
DAYS OF pam for thee Lnd,ing vigor aud
everlasting usefulness are par, OF the .aher
i,snce OF the redeemed Feeble rs thou
vert on earth. thoa Wit be no burden On
the bosom OF lnAWte Love. bat there shalt
thou lind thy iouged for rest. and receive
glorious sympathy from Jesu, aud his ran,
somed fold.