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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
CHILDREN MURDERED FOR H0yEY.
From Tie Detroit Alssyfiser, i4h

Dffros
A gentleman named johnson recently moved 10
Fentcny le, with his family consisting OF vie asd
three chdren-the oldest Of the latter but eight years
of age. Not having got all his beds up, the we re-
mained at the hotel over might, while Mr. Johnson
went to his house with the children, ana wes aoeom
panied by boy named George Colwel, about IL years
old. About oelk in the evening two young men came
in sskDg for Mr.. Johnson saying that ney were go
ing to his fathers house. short distance from there;
On receiving very pressing invitation hey eonseoteo
to remain night, and 60 with him in the morning
to see the old gentleman. Mr.. johnson that nsght
slept in bed with his two small girls; the hitle boy
81. pt with Cowel and the young men had bed made
up on the floor, between the other beds.
During the night Mr. johnson heard one Of his girls
CIV out " Pa T. and at the same time receved blow
on the side Of his head. He was partially ssu.nec,
and the next he remembered, he was running aher
man who was attempting to escape by the door. The
man turned again, and struck at him with como In
strument. Mr. j. followed the fellow Tor some dis
tsnce without being able TO overtske him, and there
fore returned to bis house. On entering tAe room
where he had been sleeping, horrible sight met nv
eyes--one Of the little girie and the ColweI boy ny
dead before him. and the other little girl snd boy 10.
sensible from the effect Of their cjuIes The asonIsd
father screamed Murder !" snd called in the neigh
bors. Several came in, and on eXannator, he foi-
Il wing particulars were discl0sed
The hrst body examined was that Of yoaEg Coiwsi.
He had received blow, apparently from sn st. ne
skull split entirely open, and his bra,ns nsa Az
run out. The little boy who lay beside Colweh, Aad
been struck twice in the head by al or hstchet snd
an other in the abdomen. One Of the little girs who
slept with her father had received several wosnds in
the head and body from a similar nsrumeLt Sne
was dead The other girl had cut in the nesd, sp,
pareny from slantiDg blow from the ax, which had
taken oil portion of the scalp The father hnssif
had received two blows the top OF the hcsd, and
revere cut inside Of his hand. The little grl y dong
well, but at o'clock last night when our informant
left the boy was not expected to recover suspicon
rests upon two young fellows who had recently lad
some difficulty shout some gambling opsrsoons. Mr..
johnson had about $4OO and it is supposed that they
were aware Of il and took this means Of gaining poe
session Of it, killing the children that there shoud DO
no evidence against them. The whole tragedy ss We
learn it, is one Of the most hesress and cold-t
we have ever known Of and the perpetrators deserve
no mercy If proved to be guilty.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
IsoTHERMAL ELECTIONEERING.


KICKAPOO Kansas, Oct. 10, 1857.
Some time has ela'ped since last before visited
ths undebsuched citadel Of Border Rufianism.
Kickapoo has been famous Of yOre. Her Rangers
have moistened their aurels in the blood Of the
martyrs and their refnements of horror and depths
Of brutal cruelty would compare favorably with the
palmy days of the Inquisition. But Klckspoo hiss
twisted fresher wreath amid the de,ayed parsley
on it, brows. 1t has again vindicated Border
Rufiianiim BY unmistakable demonstration. Tne
National Democracy in other parts of Kansas
eDdeayored to cover up their Border uffi .n pat
ronsge by some hind Of vail, no ma!tc: how fimsy;
but here, IN Ki,kapoo, the Democracy" had too
much reverence for the true origin of their
power to feel ashamed Of it, aud by grand
and apparently successful coup de main have
fixed Border.Ruffanism ON a respectable and
permanent basis as one OF the institutions ii the
country. This was shrewd; it was apprcciative.
government the offspring Of fraud ia the only
that has called for the extraordinary Intervention Of
Federal army in its betooi. \ bogus 3vern nent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

FLIGHT or Wild CAr.- The Augusta 'o"'I us
patch If Saturday Afternoon .sys that both the
I've Learn from reliable sou'ee GrssoshoronSS .pss
Cashier and Pre,dept Of the Bank oI ,hs cssb ~
Il f. that town 90 thursday ns. s.no cur irsorm mi
ne e%teein ~ ~ G-ssn.boroueh we're busy i,suiog
ssSs l.Ls m whsever Of plgnd9r they c'u mad,
br. the amount Of lcse sr.a ned mss LOT "ahftea'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

IS. EDeIRLr L. Co., grain dealers on Coninei..
What Boston, perfectly solvent house su'psha,a
ot Wednesday. Their assets aye said 70 DC ''1'''
ii cir Liabilities.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

faE TRIBUNE can b. ottnse 10 ToseIfe SAsAnA, d y.
CAMpsriL Krs.,t West two Scto est 81 ns 0ess egse
D. KIaeALL Co. No. Markei sqssss, are eur Asssa kx
ne sac Of THE fEIpJxE in PSovIpsNeE
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Meonal.

HrLMBOLDs EXTRACT of BUCH0!'-
HHFINBOLD'S Extrs:t Of Buchn cures Gravel -
HFlMBOLD's Extract Of Buehu cures Di'ea's' N 'o'
Bladder. - -, .. 4 70 o,r c,res Dsees ses Of the Kid
tTEIsrr xpOID,s Extract Of Buchu cures Dropsy
NJ Hp0IIpS Extract Of Buchu tor general weakness
nEIMP6IfyS Extract Of Brchu for all diseases arising
sfTTHLMBoIDs Extract Of Buchu for all diseases arising
"gIaefIsOLDs Exr,ct Of Bucbu for all diseases srsns
MEIXBOLDs Extract of Buehu for Secret and Delicate
hELMBOLDs Extract of Buchu is taken by male and e-
-BEJMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLp'S Extract Of Buchu FOR Loss OF Power: .
HELMBOLDS Extract of Buchu for Universal Lasstnde d
the Nusculer System. ~ :.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for Nervous and Debs.sd
Dn6erers ~
HELMBOLD's Extract of Buchu for Dimne" Of Vision.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Difficulty OF Breath
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Bucbu for Weak Nerves and
Trembling.
BELMBOLD's Extract Of Buchu for Wekefnlness.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchn for ali Distressing Ali
ments - ~
HTLMBoLD's Extract Of BuOhu, price 81 per bottle. de-
'''''N " ' IL ID HELMBOLD, Chemist.
pepot No. % South 10th st. below Chestnutst st Philadelphia
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware Of coun
Sar fritk Cures guaranteed.
HEGEMAN CLARK L Co, Agents. Broadway. Y.
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NEM.YORK SUPREME COURT:-THE COZ
m Y. suPREME oOURT.-FREDERICK

~ I. SUPREME C0URT.-fREDERICK
~. "ayDELL Ast THE PROVINCIAL INSURANCE
COkPANf. Supanons Tor demand On oontraot
ITO the above nnm.s You .rs be.sby
psses and required to sOswer the eorg,at IN tai. .sss
cvrfy Of New York at The City Hall the CITY Of Ne ferh
s copy Of 10 the said sonpsnt on the
,sbssrsess their once No. Ill Broadxsy la tb. CITY ef
NevYori, within twenty DAYS sa-I The service OF This
vSnmsss 700, exclusive OF the day Of such ,nrvos
sss yea tsB 70 the ssid somprpt within the tms
osesUs the p,sd in this action vii ste
You 'o ths Two Thousand Two Han ana Ffty Dol
h With in,ses from the fret day Of December s5
nsioe The 81 this ss,on.Dsiet Nswforh Jnps "a
s". BARNEY HUMPHRgY BUTLER
PleiBGfs At.ofney.
me so.ps,rt IN e sbeve entitled scion was s.d 10 th.
he Csss q the City aid County 81 sscT,
said os he "a ssy Of OetoSsr N"7
~ BARNIy RrNpBREY BUTLLR
@"'eS rishrBs Aussssy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

C.LIFoRyIA on REPUDIArIoy.-The following is
the vote of California, far heard from, on the
question Of paying he recently repuds.ed S.ste debt:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
ID R, R.-DIARRHGA, CHOLERA NOR

"
HI. BUS or painful Discharges from the Bowels stop
ned In ffeen twenty minutes by RADWAY'S hBADr
hELIEP For Headaches whether sick nervous RheIns
tam Psrays Lunbsgo, Gout Neuralgia Tooth Ache, Swoi
len Joints and Pains Weakness the Back Spine,
Kdneyi Pains around the Liver, Pleurisy Heartburn and
Pains of ali kinds RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will IN q
r. r. r. No. 2-RADWAY's RENoVATING REsOL-
VENT for the Cure of Chronic Dsase-sUch Scgouous
snd Syphc Compan COnsunpve and other Affections Of
the Lungs and Throat Indaon and Enlargement OF Parts
Neuralgia Eruptive and various Diseases Of the skin' Dye
pepdA
ssfe Pills will effectively and quick
Costiyeness Indigestion, Inflammation Of the Bowels Dye
PERSIA LIVER Complaint Diseases Of the Heart Kidneys Fe
se Com plsips Whenever the system 10 out Of order
aose Of R1DWAYS REGULATORS will restore it to
hAy. -, ,.o rRADWAY Co. uvA
CANDS SARSAPARILLA-The original and
- ,,nipe scis infinitely superior to all others, pleasant
% TASTE composed Of purely vesetsee extracts and md mI5
byGBL D. SANDS, druggists No 100 Fulton ST., New Yofh
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
le cousy efNewYoxt notice given to 81 psrso1.
having olsu1f against MINER G. sTohf iae OF the oy
E.vYori contractor deceased, to present the same wh
voucher, thereof he subscrser At hs ONES No ~ I'M
svenps IN the City Of EewYork before the twenty
dsy of cetoA.r texDs,sd York tks fh asy Of Aph
tas7 isp2a iswenslfl GEORGE LAW, ExecasoS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Of ,he County Of New York netoe hereby ~ sn
p,.,ons having clsinls against JOHN J. oBRkN,
he of the York merchant deceased present TIE
me with vouchers thereo subscriber s bs place Of
eusiesa No $50 BroSdwsy, In the City Nes'fsl en OF
hsfor, the Of hsrsh neSt-Dsee kew.fork ts 80
Ssy sf August, is67. JAMES oBRtsN, AtuiAiss'sssr
snIB lnyenlM
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

u the County eEewYork notice hsehy gwen 80 al
having claims against AMY HAWXHURS9 lace Of no
City Of kewYork, deceased, 70 present the same wiA
vouchers thereof ts te subscriber at the once Of w H.
PsIsops Co, counsi,.on Paper nershaats, No 70 Besf
Dsn s the CITY Of NewYerk before he thye dS
OF March nex,Dsted New York the 29th a Of August N
al lsvemMs DANIEL GRIFFIN. Exscuiox.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate sf
,A C,uoz OF New Yorh nsec hereby gwen - Cd PSF
.cns having csms sssinst the sse of CURTIS HOLMES
~ AZ tbe ty OF deceased TO present the same
b vouchers bcrs 10 the subsbs OF the Office OF hmcr-
son Pcbsra No Wall street. in the City Of New fct on
- Ss<ore the aa 6sy ef March next-Dsssd kewYosa, The
twslnh day Of septsnbeI B57 -
,.,l l.voxpM WILLIAM EMERSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

H PURSUANCE Of an erder Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYosk notice hereby siyss ~ per-
Bonneville. Fsy.e County State Of Tennosss dscecssd 70
present the some vcpahe thereof TO the subscribe ~
Is ofce No Ss Broozrsst IN the City of NewYoyf or
before tke fourth day of December lexpstsd New
York, the 2ptb day OF Jone, 1851
SeI Isw6mM EDWARD A. FRASER, Aaniusssatof.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

reason OF being en- service therelh'
What pity that Gov. Walker aud the " Democ-
racy" had not sent large force OF the regular army
to johnson County. The Boider Humans were
unable te do the work unaided. AS buchanan @Kes
these things into consideration, let ne refer these
two clauses Of law to him and "all the members OF
his Cabinet" together with the conduct OF Gov.
Walker at Kickapoo.
A Mr.. John HerndOn of Platte County, NO., VINO
was at Kickapto on business on the 9th inst matee
formal statement under oath, that Gov. walker
approached him and urged him to vote the FRO,
Slavery ticket The Governor made the nataiai
mistake Of supposlng that all Missourlans on the
border arc Border kuffians. 1t IS mistake, nov"
ever. Mr.. Herndon is an honorable man, ana, IN
dignant at the conduct OF the man who 10 Governor
of KaI sas, told Walker that he was Missourian
and had no right 10 vote. Walker replied that he
(Goy. Walker "couM see no improPriefy |" nis
(Herndob's) roting." The Governor, hbdlng ne nsa
eot hold Of the wrong man, finally told nun no
"eould use bis own discretion, and requested MI.
Herpdon not 10 mention his (the GOvernofs name
in connection with the matter. Dare any canau
man ask the people of Kansas to go up 70 ne aema
acgue Governor and trust to his justice ana integrity
to secure fair play against Missouri Vo'e''
In order TO make the vote of Kickapoo larger, a
free cinner was oiyen TO all who wouh go tnere.
An appontmen. was made previously, oy wnicn Gov:
Walker Was TO address those assembled az thas
plsce. So numerous we're the GJvefnoI : engage
nents that he did lot get to Kckapoo i tne second
day of the election. Then, however, no WORKED
for the cause Of Border RufianlsI WIN VIZ.
Bach ard and forward through the siiny ana inuoa
streets, ard the still more shiny and l''Sy st"slrs
of Kickspoo. did r. J. Walker thread MS eiechnn'
r..ring wsy. Had he been candidate ior constable
and his bresd and butter dependent on tne issue ne
couh not have been made more nervous bis bad
po % alsneaJ more brightly, and his face wore rad-
der glow a. The evidence Of Missouri fraud and of'
cial Interference was piled up :" os must carry
Leavenwortb County a: all bazirds hesild' before
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Old Judge r a---- was in some respects
very remarkable man He was never,
known 70 speak we'll Of anybody; ard never
suffered any one to be praised in bis bearing
without rebdking the oeuIogist, and picking
some flaw in the character ofthe person 1,,,
eulogized, whether it were John Summer
field or GeorgeiW Washington Yetthe Judge,
though old.bloodeds sselfish and illiberal in
the extremeswesrec reckonedamauof integri.
~ in all financial or other, business matters,
together with his undopbted good sense. en-.
joyed, the confidence ofthe community. He
was for many ears. Judge Of Probate in bis
county, apd filed the office TO the satisfac.
ton Of the public. "Hows does il happen,''
inquired one Of bis townsmen Of ano,ber,
'that such grabbed, ill-natured old cuss
makes such q popular Judge of Probates'
"'Why,"y replied the other, sis'sa plain case
Ienough--it i. owing to thesjustice ofhis de-
cisiopns, He can't help being perfectly TN.
partial, for he hates everybody just alike.'' :.
The remark sounds likes joke. but it con,
TIMED p d. the real solution Of the problem =
Boston Posh ! gsna "a ao4yzs s,g4 sehir,
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= - . RAVEN URsDAY FEB 26, 1857 =, :

minister rose In the pulpit. sHis form was
erect, and his yoice strong. but his hair was
!. ssilvery white, He read seEsEsl passages In
the the Scripture, expressive Of Gods compas-
sion to feeble man, and especially of ,His
tender care when grey hairs are upon him
and his strength fpileth.t He then made
some touching remarks on human frnil,y,
and Q: depending upon God; nrgipg all pre-
sent to make their peace with their Maker
while in heslths that they may claim His
promises when health and strength fail
them Gazing intently upcn the corpse be-
fore him, he then said, reyerently," From
2 little child. have honored the aged, but
never gill grey hairs covered my own head,
did / know truly how much love and sym.
pathy this class hare right to demand OF
its fellow. creatures. Now, / feed IL. 0or
mother" he added most tenderIy, "who now
lies in death before us, was stranger to
me, as are all these her descendants. All
| know of her, is what her son told me to.
doy-that she was brought 70 this town from
aiar' sky nine years ago,s . happy bride
thatShere she passed the most of her life,
tOiiing as asmothers only have strength to toll,
tilI, she had reared q aldrge family Of sons and
daughters-that she left her home here, clad
in weeds,of widowhood to dwell among her
children; and that until heath and vigor len
her, che lived for you, her descendants =
You, who together have shared her love and
care, know how well you have requited her.
God forbid that conscience should accuse
any Of youof ingratimde or murmuring on
account Of the care she has been to YOU Of
late. late, When you go back to your own homes
be careful Of your words and your example
beioreyou own children, for the fruit ofyour
own doing you will surely reap from them
when you yourselves tutter on the brink OF
the grave. fenueat you as friend, as one
who hashimselfentered the evening Of life,'
that you never say in the presence of your
fsmilies' NOR or Heaven, "Our mother had
a., ~
outlived her usefulness--she was burden
to u.s." Never never, motaer. cannot live
so long as that! No; when she can no lon.
ger'aid her children, nor yet care for herself,
she can fall like precious weight on their
faithful bosoms and call forth BY her help
lessness altthe noble, generous feeling Of
their nature. Is gsfsa9z iesigs s&$ ia a
-"Adeio, then, poor toil-worn mother
there are no more sleepless- nights, no more
days Of pain for thee. Uudying yigor and
everlasting usefulness are part of the inner.
iiance Of the redeemed. Feeble as thou
vert on earth, thou wilt be no burden on the
bosom Of Infinite. Love, but there shalt thou
fnd1thy .longed for rest, and receive glorious
sympathy from Jesus aud his sransomed fold" !"
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Anccdosc or Audubon.


,eAuduben, the great naturalist, was on the
look out for red headed woodpeckers, and
was very anxious to obtain aspecimen. See
ing one fly into a hole in tree a long way
up, he. pulled off his coat and climbed with
that energy of his that never failed him
Pufing and sweating, he reached it at last,
and, putting in his hand to seize the bird, to
his utter dismoy snake stuck his head out
of,he hole and hissed in his face. This was
80 o,inexpectod and frightful,g that Audubon
lei 90 his hold and tumbed to the ground
more dead than alive. His compaIion came
running to him, and seeing that the natu'
ralist was not hurt, but was very Inneh
alarmed, said to him: a'f' @a"ta' 2sf' -"
.Ah, you are very much frightened, Doc,
tor!i'3T sQu taf ~ s,a a1.f.s g,- .s;t .arl
-.No, sah," replied the Doctor, quite of.
Tended. 'tNo, sab, but if you went to see
Won tam scared snake, just you go up dare!"
He did not go up. He took the Doctors,
word for it; and the Doctor himself was
4efy careful after that not to put his hand
into holes after red: headed woodpeckers till
he found there were no snakes up "dare."
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Y 1 s.iglit tllsco . oncep.lSn.. Z

Young Gentlemen III have never had
the pleasure ofsseihg you before, sir. but r
didghteFat Sdtdtogs, iSnd'sh Gsk.7
Cd oircalf upon ihersin town.s Having
Iust been ssle Is fgstKer address to-day, n
Old Genslemdn tiddighsatly yihteffGptidg3
zacee her diesst VINO gave you per-
mission. MI, tofhsRe pfessnts " NY daurk.
teri I'dHave youtS Know thatI an abletS
slothe my children without your assisstancs!
THERE'S she doDA tsiFn'ssBs os'g Basss 20
So IA -.4ssa.s2 .-asllA.ssiss Sd
Is0srafOd l65E rsshsfaaA s;ss ssidfgs 'ittss
ksstTs toshs pancaRs |. Y GS6iaa tsks ilisf
isdshibsulsssssaia ths pshcaks, .iBat 4 lsFi
evarssyOdhsss Tsshstsam}he IN saolse I
.oaR@ tB054 Il yHigsiazk la aHaIa gol
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!. DANIEL Webster's Egotis,n.

.A good story is related in the Olean Ad,
vertiser, of g Geo. w. Garfield, "right smart
chance'' of aalawyers who does business
somewhere III the wilds Uf Cattaraogus'
county. The story runs as follows: !, ',.y, a,,.
-"Iawent down to- New York k,severals years
spo," as he used'to say with dignified e&ul-i
tation, :'and put up 'at the Astor House. .--
White. ! was there, Daniel Webster hap,
pened TO come to town, and he also put, up,
agithe Astor House!c Seeing my name on
the Register, he Immediately sent up his
card, and soon after called at my room. He
wanted,to form q co,partnership with me in
the3legal profession, and stick out q shingle
right there in the city. We talked the mat
ter over IN d general way, with a view to q
grand swing into the criminal practice and
I. thinking it o middling fair chance, told
himA4' 4'dsgoin.. But wheniwe came to- ar,
range the details Of the partnership. the
whole thing was suddenly Knocked into 4
sccked hat. wanted him to do the office
business and take half the proceeds, andsI
Wouii do all the spouting. We had some
words IN regard to this matter, and FINALLY
tbld him that 4 wouldnl play second fiddle q
dnssaeh1 a man as Daniel Wsbster--I'd see
Aima a-d frsss might have made pro-
psrtyy aua become a pretty fair criminal
lawyer, If lie hadn't been such an epbtisti.
cal old cuss.' -7' .e-e-''ssss- ~--F-v.ss7t~7
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9aletitlalI,;,,s'5I. q /.
BE Kind to my mother. .le.

,ztGrsyT sq nj FakScEs psshsEsOl 1silA
go, ,hsss's never psps that ns DC sys 3 80 ~,
~ Win such bitter and cruel teafs,e -
Z or makes such phantOms 90 sweeping W ~ t''"
80 % past and shadowy years, .F'If't '' et
y AS ne tannt ofs ehIid=-a ehargs OF wrong, 20
-sFrom afsoI to. Tho mother who nursed him long.
Fsss gEasagtf9Nf lsag tFstIf q .l7gs .tr.iif5- r
Her boy--that has grown to manhood's prime;
BY her daily toll and care
Her boz, that she gave her best spring-time,
Tliat ne might be good and fair, i3tfss
And through many day when her years were les
Than his; gave allto his happiness. ~
Andy1o4, wit far more earnest care, i-0fa
b TAaa Dis infsnt days e'er new, ea97 81 sglJ
biIS Maiehes aud pleads that her child may share
5a An the good and strong, and truej @. rs 1as
~ sPerehance, so anxious, her eyes grown dim, A
: Andhsr sesrs seom foolish tears to him, ssI5s
d He answer, her love with though,less sneer, (,
-, A he would play mate wild, IN.
And laughs at her holy care aud fear ~,
20 As the whins OF . frs,ful child; 81 ~,
And iierces her heart all o'er and DER 'f->'
with ali the pains that have gone before. l' y
She recalls tire agony Of birth, ose si.. - epib
80 Iho NeettSotnoi tnihIlti DOuts--- "a F+a rNa
=, His childhood trials-7his youa,ful mirth, aria
~ That tasked all the mothers powers-- ~ Il 20
And, The long, long days come back again,
When her hand alone could ease his pam.
.tshs may be ffetfui-bear with her now;d tJEe
isSiB thy lips bat Kindness speak, ~ 7sass.
yfTheattemBHng nerve and slyered brow, a.' stl
iis}rAnd aha furfows on her cheek, Ei Es wR,
D Thou hast helped 70 make-then soothf her tears,
And give back love in her fading years, .ss.EE.
4 Z SEY..s tf.H 64 ~, "a .ssg,,, I, yl!T IasJ
!, Bear with her, oh son, shc bore with thee,
Now her days grow short and few;
d, No other win ever give love SO free, -
or 90 much for thee will do; %sh q 3'F5
Remember each unkind word you speak .He@s'
Some half worn chord Of tho harp will break.
ssfUs 4 +aHls:t4 ~si iaasb e E3gg,rl s,a
Touch gently the atriDgs % worn and old, ,,.liig
Keep the instrument in tune, eesf.s,.ffs ~
That the song Of November may not be cold, ,s
But genial as days Of June,-. .st,,n E.t-,,s
Then the dying note in thy ears shall be 4, "a
a Aybessing for time and eternity, al, as.
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This cofresp6ndenthad directed hfs letter
"AmossSmi.h. ESQ.," Friend Amos replied
pun e,uaily, and after dispatchihg business
matters, added dsthesfollowing postsc tipt:iosf /
~ desireto iaform thee that, being mem.l
Der ofthes Soeiesyof Friends, 1 am. noffree.t
to uss swofldlgv titles siheiaadressing my
frisnds, andwisb them mgto,refrainafom using
them to ME. csThou ilt,therefore, please
to omit the word Esquire at the end of my
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unda veryTdecidedienemy to ssliWorldly ti4r
tlessas any body In Philadelphia knows
but ssaadbdsiness correspondents from the
South didn't know. And "thereby hangsla