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EXPORTS,

NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Black Warrior
S specie, bales 80 bales pctries 1850 bb
-four hhds tobacco DDS hams, $50 bbs serne 20 tcs
eggs
S3l -four Sides Is hams, 80 bbs pork Is bbs
whisky glass 100 bNs Candles 100 SKIS cor % bbls
brandy, Is csks clare.
IIyERPOOI-Slp Mary Hammond-22S+ balss cotton, 1866
SKIS wheat, 1858 SKIS corn, 1000 slaves.
LIyERPOOI-Shp Pertllshire-15s5 bales cotton, 1000
slaves.
Observation-Disclosures f sherwood-l355 bales cotton, bxs
lO2 hhds tobacco y bbls ALCOHOL 800 slaves
LIVERPOO-Ship Cinciatus-l649 bales cotton, 1890 SKIS
corn, $3.50 SKIS wheat, 6OuU slaves
LIyERPOO-Ship Lorenzo-2sIS bales cotton IS tcs 2e1
bbs lnrd, 500 bxs bacon
UAyRE-Shp Roebuc-222i bales cotton, 1898 bb!s flour,
1926 SKIS wheat, 5000 slaves
CADIZ-Ship II II Boody-925 lhds tobacco 1900 slaves
BOSTON-shp Dirego-S23 bales cotton 2l32 SKIS corn
csks M hams lard bbls pork l5i do ros O
do alcohol, 81 pigs lead, 2OS4 hides
BOSTON-Bark Lucy Annll5 bales cotton, ESQ bd hides
229 hhds sugar II pkgs nldse
PFIIADEIiPHIA-Bark Lenng-i02 bales cotton, lG Do
wool II do root 1910 bdls and bOG0 hides Isl empty bb
$50 do csls, 20 pkgs ndsa, 1000 slaves.
PENS ACOIA-Schr Do-300 SKIS corn, % bhs pork, 10 bbs
moasses 20 bNs fruit.
PENSACOLA-Schr Ela-In ballast.
POWDER HORN AND LAVACA--Sclr Hannah Martin
80 bb -four bbls % bxs hhds sugg IL bbls moasse lis
bbls whisky brandy Il do vinegar, 10 bread III bXs
candles So do vine 81 bgs coffee, l0 SKIS corn
IS salt l6 gs nails bbls lard csk bacon, 1915 packages
| mdse
SABINE PAss-schr Cvily-92 bbs -four, Is bhls pork q
whisky Is do crackers ties hams, Dbl lard oil Dbl Ii
kgs sr es nails 20 hhds 50 SKIS ZIG hware
salt 20 pkg groceries, 10 kss ute 1000 bricks and
| 5uldres.
% bbls oases bblshsky, y kgs lard, 100 SKIS oats
| hrs peanuts, lU2 bbls flour.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Louisiana Place Fom lnianols and Galveston to
Ship Fanny Fosdeck Crabtree from March,
civ E3sdeek sI s Mrs; fso ,5,n ns to
Slip JOIN NtSn MscluTs from Martinique 18Th April to
Ship Stephen Iewalen, Gray from Newport Wales 2lst Feb,
Ship Brewer, Duneomb from Liverpool LIST March, W
Iona Overall, from Rio de Janeiro, masterPoin
sardn Bark Gi9yans Batesa, Gayemno from Palermo I'd
Brit Bark Magistrate Wheeler, from Liverpool 2lst Feb to
Bre Bark Dens Hollandor from Brennan 9th March,
to master1 ,4 district lti, 60 ...s..- .,
Bark Hiawaha, Hail. eighteen days from New York; J
Bark wqysry es9 Gq5 sE r9 Ksn9esunc Me- 10Th u
Bark rdennes Simmons from Matanzas the 18th inst TOT
Spanish Bark Pnera de ceweviesa Andrea from santander,
| 10 master-Point
Span m mast. district IS '' i'"s. '0' ''''
Mex. sehr Manueo Gotdra 10 days from Vera Cruz
schr VIM Pe5es coe four daysrom St Marks to Rog-
Schr Err,ina, Anselnls, from the Coast-PT.
ser Baseide, Whitaker two days from Mobile 10 master
sehE President sad {La f;om BSsmBasn
sehr Barnu!n hlauefs PhenSs the Rgaees-Basin.
sehr Victoria F9rd from cSy in;
s ss s sa"s ssr from f SSypgSssR
s ssF 5se 1'le E Ms se 111 from
s ssh h AS,i! s'f 53& @Svs"'"
| Schr RESOLUTION, from BlloSl--BaSn
Schr Back Bay, from BiloN-5asn.
sclr Dcsree, from Bonfouca--Basin.
Schr Ursenes, from Amite River-l'asn.
/ STEAMBOATS,.
Humboldt Strong, from Nashville. I,
/ Peter Tellon Box, from Louisville.
| Saic Robinson, Power, from Mouth Cold Water.
Mary Bess Lyons, from Opelousas.
| Passport, Harrison from Tennessee River.
N NV Graham, kerchiva, from Paduca.
John SInonds, Church, from Memphis.
Sherman Gwnrtney, from Shreveport.
Orleans, Mooy, from ST Louis
| Laurel Hill. Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Fanny BnlIitt, Durham, from Louisville
, Virginia, Wells, from Louisville.
Cuba Heirn, from Mobile.
Fl NJ Wright, Clark, from Shreveport
L NJ Kenneth Bofinger from ST Louis
I.ands Scott, from Cincinnati.
; Magnolia, Thomasson from Louisville
Choctaw, Smedley, from Tennessee river.
=, Belle Gates, Lewis. from Minden
Julia, Ross from Camden.
!; S Webb, Allan, from Mobile, via River.
Empire, Underwood, from Mount Vernon.
Towboat Olivia Palmer, the Passes-owed down and
Paul Boggs-brought ship John Henry and bark Hia
watha.
Towboat l. Day Brown from the Passes-owed down All
to sea- the Instant ships Joseph Jones' Wellington
schr Transt-brouglt up ship Fanny Fosdeck, bar
\ Wayerly and brig Joven Luis.
y BELOW-COMING UP.
. Ship John Berry.
Schr Deftussey Rerlor days from Pensacola to
ter-Cargo, 10000 # lumber to Policy Nicol SEQ.
: 8 Ships-nunes unknown.
0 .--% MEMORANDA
~ The officers Of steamer Sherman, from Shrevepol
report half feet water in the Lakes Red River fu
ing ali the way down.
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CRESCENT. DRY DOCK COMFY.
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STATE OLE LnUISrANA.
:" q =. aF-5.-- STATE Of I.UUE5ia.N3,
&57a PARISH 6RLR4as CITY 0F NEW OTsLEANs.1
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rass State Louisiana, duty
and sworn and m Of the witnesses hereinafter naed
aessIsr, Richard sa1tsr George
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ssd sh ssao ana Gift
OPERATIONS attsf th sTfS nasld RI e
Office Of Mortgages fSr ,ls Parish of o+leans
sa .a ss ely @ hsss RaSssss
ays aud the Of said corporation shall e and continue
70 ' Fh .sm ss;2a
far Tie s a one p hand4ed doars eEisiss
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shs shs on ssaRsaH ias';
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stockholders shall be elected ballot books Of
for such d II ha dye
month Fl notice but M then holders pf 1 he
and up d the stock preference parties not
! s. The contracts for building said deck together with
machinery m I for mo a the
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the hs sana to s @ MessIen Hasasm ana Ande:
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WANTED.

TNANTED-NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAIL.
w road Stock ind Sun and other Insurance Scrip.
i. a. FINLEY,
a29H 50 ST. Charles street.
NTANTED--A GIRL ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS OF
w either white coiucI do light work errans
and look after child a comfortable home and good
given. Apply No. 10 st. john street, between Poydrts
and Perdifo. a16
NETANTED-EITHER TO HIRE TO 60 OVER THE
w Lake or TO purchase aged NEGRO MAN, who is capa-
BILE Of doing light work gardener and lbore He
come on low terms. Address - At this Office. a2G it
N7ANTED-A PRINCIPAL TEACHER in the Boys
w High School, First District Applications may be left
with the Superintendent No. "a City Hall al2 II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
w ms RAREILI K CO, No. 6l Common street.
JITANTEGD-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French III all its branches desires situation either
in in country The best references capacity and
habits given, il required. Address B., this office If
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IMPORTS.

MARTINIQUE-Ship John Mion-S22001 specie to order.
NEWPORT, WALEs-ship Stephen Lewallesi-G57 tons RI
iron to Thos Casey.
LlvERPOOI-Ship Brewer-5l50 SKIS salt to W Zacharie
&co'
RIO DE JANEIRO-Barl1 Ioma-5eO bgs coffee to Rice
Ha1huway-35UO do to order.
PELERMO-Bark Giovana Battesa-2I0o oXs lemons 35l6
bxs oranges SO do prunes lot wines, &c TO de Gregoflo
LIVERPOOI-Brak Magisnte-42S6 SKIS salt COWS z bulls
sheep ponies II dogs bx hams otpoury boswell &co
BREIEN-Bark Anna Delins-4 bxs 3 bskts and III csks
wine bxs mdse Bernard kock &co
HAVANA-RarE Gedota-In ballast.
VERA CRuZ-Schr Manuello-1n ballast.
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Louisiana
10 bales cotton Hugely, Blair &collO do Oakley Gwkis-
lG do A Tully &co22 do Mitchell &co-5G do Ieatman
kco-l6 do II Carter &co2D do Henderson, Terry &co7 do
Mckee Bailey ,kco-2O do Green & Crump9do FeloWeS eco
25 do eTore Ruybrn Gcol3 do Felson Stevenson Sco
- do Cuddv Brown &co-3l do Byrne, Vance &co4 do N
Lowe eco IL do Farley Juey eco do May Nanook ECO
% do Cramer &co-32i do l. Mauns00 Pollard &co-l7
do Cuidy Brown &co-25 do n Eubank r &co-i0 do A
Grief &co- do Fros227 do Ihperrc freressundrfes ts
Converse kco-Mess Leeyy-EJ Hart &co-Adams Express
| HAyRE-Ship Fanny Fosdick-sundres to order.
| IIyERPOOI-Bark st Lawrence-SG0o SKIS salt Creevy
RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Cora-55S7 bgs coffee to H vii
| lams.
| NEW YoRK-Bark Hiawatha-Assorted mdse.
| NEWPORT, Fa-schr " Pees-6i bbls spirits turpcn
tine 80 paint oil III do pitch lS9 do ron G Rogers &co-
| bales jeans IS bbls pitch 63 do oil Post 1t Mel
MoBILE--schr Basilide54000 ftumber to Pooey, Nico
eco.
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sS,9il,l38 sl7,545,o11 ST.,
I,,,- Tv,ra HraaI-a
Actual increase for the week S294, 1So
Communicating condition Of the Bks he last saturdays OF

1t will that the of the month are uniform,
the increase and short loans being above while the
decrease about 100000 Exchange balances
shows an increase specie the variation is ting the extern
sion o long loans for the month is S92i,7l1.
The actual of specie in the vaults Of the Banks on
SniurdnY. Anril g, is follows
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AtbieIu Of tie M(arktts.

MONDAY MORNING, APRIL %.
COTTON But few buyers entered the market Saturday
factors still asking full prices the transactions
confined about $500 bales The paid irregular
but mostly within the range Of last figures which repeat
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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SPOKEN.

n BY ship John Henry the 18th instant, in lat 80 AZ
long Is 49, ship Touon and bark Sarah Bridge hence-e
John Henry on Sunday, the 18th, experienced very
gale from the norhward.
By Capt Borelun Of the ship Tancott the 2st inst off
Cape Antonio brig Magistrate 60 days from Liverpool for
This
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IIvERp00l, April !, 1906.
The restoration of peace Europe has given general con
ence and promises influence large and vigorous trade
Since its the demand for cotton has been general and
good would have been much extensive had not The
high price of money exercised controlling influence The
stocks held by the trade not large and the
and promest greater than at any previous period The
easterly Winds ard the stock remaining here IS consequently
small but will receive some accession on change Of Wn
much OF which IS near ut l'iu
sales of the present week have been &c $50 bales
To-day there is good attendance Of the trade anu oooo
bales sold at the highest rates Of the week.
descriptions general request and me lower
and mlddlng qualities have advanced aboG I'd per ID tho
changed that Of Fair Upland advanced 80 per ID.
Bras and Egyptians in fair request and they command
Siras Of which the stock is unusually small, without
material change in value $50,
1880 bales Of American 200 Bahia 1870 Egyptian and 1880
surat taken speculation and l50 bales Of Amer
300 Pernams 200 Bahia ~ West Indies and ~ suat are
seulently been about 49, 500 bales.
bales agans, S556 bales in March 1856 In the import from
the United there has been decrease of 81 400 bes and
from East Indies Of 10 bales but from the Brazis there
increase of 2Sbales from the West Indies of 1902
bales and from Egypt OF 9062 bales compared with the I'M
port Of 1855 to the same period. ~
The high value Of has hitherto experienced little re-
mission it all large commercial operations are controlled
tendency advance As the month advanced the avces from
the United calculated increase the estimates OF
here in the lower qualities but fair and good cotton has hrm
maintained its value the supply of being relatively small
general trade and to the demand for cotton which the hi1
value of money could control, and general though
wic IS firmly mantaned The total sales during March hav,
been 1000 bales, including 1860 OF American 100 OF aMl
of Egyptian and 1000 of East India taken speculation
5O0 of American 1900 of Brazil 100 Of Egyptian and AGO
East India for export
general and good demand for manufactures prevails
the producers largely under contract the position
being that the consumption of vii
be maintained large scale to require MI the suppl
| MARRIOTT & co.
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From the London Globe, April Al
Though the English funds have shown that rapid tendency
10 advance since the Treaty of Peace was signed which some
saarine spectators expected still they buoyancy
which gives satisfactory and healthy tone to the market
Conso opened this morning at the closing rates OF yesterday
and they continue without variation for the account g3 93
for money 1873 49, Consol Scrip negotiated at 3a and
Excheauer bills ditto, ~ s.
Commercial advices from Conantinope by way Of Marse
les mention that the Russian authorities in essarabia had
announced the free navigation of the Danube which was taken
advantage by upwards of l20 vessels laden with wheat to
the river from Galaz to The Black Sea- Accounts from
alnklaya that the traders there had de-
erned advance ter price Of merchandise twenty per
cent that the European merchants located there ana al
kamesch were convey their goods to
Odessa and the Dauubian Prcpales the establishment
Of peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28

.sx,ss TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
land in Eastern Texas known as the Mcqueen land
Ieyii Port on Watches This land is offered in
change for dry goods and groceries Any ore Wishing
learn the terms and particulars which will be such as will
suit the parties Offering References the qualify OF the
land and title can made Hon George w sn5th Hon
VIM Eddy, and f. C. DOOM Esq Of The citizens OF
this county. SAMUEL. huollts, rr.y
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. MEMORANDA.

n- The officers Of steamer Sherman, from Shreveport
report two half feet in the Lakes Red River fall
ing ali the way down.
Bz- The British ship Carrier off the Bar waiting supplies
bound to St Johns, n B.
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gm HATS-HATS-HATS- JUST RECEIVED
M fun ard complete assortment Of Hats, Caps
Straw Goods &c have on hand such an ssomen OF
stasone goods that all tastes be suited from the
pelsive the economical To the Ladies' would state
my stock Chidren's Gaps and Straw Goods complete
thai il is impossible 10 keep hand every
pattern vogue prepared furnish any article tnnt
be desired at the shortest notice
D. G. JOHNSTON,
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hereby certify foregoing TO be true copy of the Original
act Of record my register: III faith whereof
IT, have hereto signed and affixed the impress Of
'A nv official seal this 10th day of April. A. D. 1856.
ala II Is my5 r. Brennan, Notary Public.
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ORLEANS TEIEkTER #8
W. @ 5+y% s4 M0MDAT, ANIL a. Is5s,
VIII be acted Adams Opera ID ssts il Il WERE King
Characters by Mines ColAon Daaarens, Deagrars and
Crar1hade.
~ Doors open at + O'Clock. E tsS n 5sss# aas
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MrTlle Schooner
R.ackuan, from PhiladelF
50, First District. Consip
receipt Of their goods on ii
at their expense and risk,
AL GEO.
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WartituluE MUtites.


no MIR. TInrrIs' Lecturcs-..Rev. Thomas T.
Harris will deliver of Three Lectures, at ODD FELL
Lows HALL. the subjects Of which are as follows:
Lecture Poetry Of Nature and Humanity Illustrated by
Lecture 2Poetry the Spiritual Life with readings from
his three poems Epic Of the Starry Henvens Lyric Of the
Morning i.and.n and i Lyric Of the Golden Age.''
Lecture 3Ihe relation Of the Fine Arts to Civilization.
the first Lecture on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Both inst
Should there be any postponemen notice will be given in this
paper Wednesday morning. f. l,..7:4 .s a.
rs" Admission 30 cents. For the Course 81. a26F
HALL OF MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. "a
New Orleans, April q, 1856
nay~Tl,e Officers nnd Members of this Conn
pany hereby notified to attend the Monthly Meeting
be held at the Engine House MONDAY EVENING, tile 18th
inst, nj half past O'Clock. e
fu and punca of the members is particularly
requested absness OF great importance will be brought before
the meeting. 5.xFF
a25 JOHN b. WEIR Foreman
B2- Perseverance Fire Company No. 3D.
are hereby notified to attend The regular monthly meeting be
held OH r EsDAY EVENING, tie 10Th inst ~ o'clock
by order: ..-....r ,. ,.g
a24 JOHN COOPER, Secretary.
Eay"Insurance Notice-Thc Undersigned In"
closed every day at SIX O'CLOCK r Nj from May the
Ist Of October |
Home Mutual Insurance Co. New Orleans Insurance Co.
Louisiana Mutual ms. Go. Crescent Mutual ms. Co.
Merchants Mutual ms Co. Sun Mutual Insurance Co.
Home ms. Co, Of n. Y. Delaware Mutual llis. Co.
New Orleans April %, 1856 .s. s,a ..la... aA 1T
OFFICE THE NEW ORLEANS IssuRA NOE CoMrAsY,7
New Orleans, April II 1855.
during The ensuing year will be held at this office o.
MONDAY, the 29th in between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and
Y. NJ. %g
ali I'd .s-a a.g.. .@t J. TUfEs, President
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11
TnE NEW LICENSE BILL.
An Act to Regulate the Sale Of Intox'
icating Liquors.

Section l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives. of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania in the General Assembly met,
aud il is hereby enacted by the authority Of the
samp, That from and after the passage OF This
act, L shall br unlawful 10 keep aud maintain
any house, room or place where viHouS, spirit
uoas, malt or brewed liquors, or any admixturrs
thereof. are sold or drank, except as hereinafter
provided.
Sec , That no license hereafter issued 10
any vrnderS of vinous, sPrituonS, malt or brew
rt liquors, or any admlXtures thereof, either
with or without other goods. wares and mer-
cbandize, shall authorize sales OF SAID liquors,
orany admjxtures thereof, 80 less quantities than
one gallon, except as hereafter providrd, nor
snail any license for the said sales IN any guam
tly b. granted TO the keeper Of any beer house,
lhratre OF other place OF amusement.
SEC 3. That breweries and diStIlPritS in all
rafis Of thu State shall BE- returned, ciasSed as
srssrd aud licensed, agrceably 20 the provisions
o the Of act the teeth Of April, Ammo Domi-
H. one thousand eight hundred and forly-ninr,
eatilrd "An Act 10 create sinking fuut, and
10 provide for the geadual and certain eXtin-
salshmrut Of the debt Of the Commonwealth"
and the owner, proprietor or lessee of any and
zach Of the said brewerrs and diStilIerIes, shall
o4 assessed and required 10 pay annually, before
obtaining license, double the rates or tax as
srssed agreea5ly to said act Provided, That
la' same shall not IN anV case be less than fifty
collars nor shall such license authorize sales
BY them Of less than FIVE gallons, except malt
aiHi oIewrd liquors, which may be bottled and
s-!Iyerrt 10 quantities not less than one DOZEN
a9tIys
SIC. f. That the provisions Of this act shall
not apply TO importers selling .mported wines,
s'aHay, liquors or ardent spirits IN the original
't.e, cask, package or vessel as imported, and
SiA Importers shall be- returned, ciasSed, assess
cd aud licensed as provided by an act 10 provide
't'enue 70 meet the demands on the treasury,
S,G Tor other purposes passed the fourth day Of
nay, Ammo Domlni, one thousand eight hun
,i urea and ofty-one, upon the payment Of dng-
",F ule additional rate or tax in the t"nth section
u sad act mentioned
Sec ,. That the provisions of this act shall
.' extend TO druggists and apothecaries whn
sAa'I sell unmiHed alcohol, or compound or seil
"'y aamlXtGres Of wine, alcohol, spirituouS or
.'e"ea liquors in the preparation OF medicines,
" upon the written prescription of regulaC
i!ac''sing physician Provided, That no drug
ssl OF apolhecary shall sell or keep for sale,
e"1gF any name or pretence, any preparation
aan'Xiure as aforesaid, that they may be used
~ beverage, and any violation of this section
- ,'a'l De punished in the manner prescribed in
"e 'Wenty-eighth section of this act.
See That licenses 10 venders of vinons,
s.l %"ooCs' malt, OF brewed liquors as aforesaid,
'''pe' S'lb Q! without other goods, wares, and
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11

Give me my old seat, mother,
with my head upon thy knee,
1,rs pas,ed through many changing scene,
Since thus SAT By thee.
obl let me look into thine eyes
Their meek, soft, loving light
ralls like CLEAN of holiness
Upon my heart tonight.
I've not been long away, mother,
Few suns have and set
Since last tear drop on thy cheek,
Nv in kisses mel,
yris but little time, know,
Bnt very long it seems,
Tbopub every night come TO thee,
Dear mother, in my dreams.
This world has kindly dealt, mother,
By the child thou lov'st so we'll;
1by PRAYERS have circed round her path,
And twas their rosy spell
Which made her paths so dearly bright
Which strewed the roses there
Which gave the Light ard cast the balm
On every breath OF air.
Ibear happy heart, mother,
4 happier never beat,
And even now, new buds of hope
Are bursting al my feet.
Oh. mother, life may be dream,
But If such dreams are given.
While al the portals thus We stand,
What are the truths OF heaven
lbear happy hart, mother;
Yet when iou eyes see,
And hear soft tones and winning words,
ever think OF thee
And then the tear my spirit weeps,
Tnbidden fills my eye,
And like homeless dove | long
Onto thy breast to fly
Then am very sad, mother,
I'm very sad and lone
Oh there's no heart whose inmost fold
0pea, to NJ like thine OWL
TAough.sunny smiles wreathe blooming lips,
Whir joye tones meet my ear,
Nv siSi ihef, one fond glance of thine,
Mere thousand times more dear.