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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19


ITO 00R~k97IoszRs, FANNY AND LlouJR gysL
i er-A N cA.-rALaa ausioaesy. will san on Frida
NE ath tst At ,oh ocock. a i5s sinsh ayenne nc
Twenty hrs srt the e stock nytuyea lease and 80
yi .. the ~b lessle ID le c,ofec to9ry and restaa.
TN the srsrst fs.st bsd psca IN he cNy, GODS 8"
hs q 40. assnrs.i q sedies ARD oases
Est qss,ty nenoss ocesIst.g b.sndiss girs wees w.
era nstureA si,g - s,ls1eid marble 70, oou to
thre large shnw oval ard mbrurs oil psn,ags
am pspier mashe and marble teo tables, one
clock. $50; chairs ohio b. psngs, stoves gas ny
tnr and chs nde aso ali the and tools fov the
Occurring candles and Ice ibis and all IL veil
wovtbY ae stepen Of he trade, every arac u u 10
old n the retirirg from the business
VALUABLE ELDRID0E STREET PROPERTY roR
sale At auction Anthony j. BLCEOk En, Auction
eey, Monday March Is At IL OciosS, Ct tne aer
cbsns Exchange honse sad lot hnowR 10 Eietdse
uessr Lot 2oxi0l on which there
good 'hse frame dwelling house, with brox front
bsvpg story sx.eostn foe. dep 90 The rear There
skeet the assersmeut Tor WSoh mas Ds1u
paid lhs assessment. for the opening Of Oans sire. and
e Ion NJ he B'wery haze also heen pad beig Ia
BE v,nits Of Division CANAL srsa street s
properly well soh The attention Of caoitssis who dss,.s
ncresse IN value rite perfect t4oo Of The purchase
remain bond aud mortgage n 6 per o1c Tor
three years ready 1t Inc sioe ofhe auoonesr No
brood s,eet Can be seen between Me hours Of 10 A. An
IPM.
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WEEK OF The NEW
be Withdrawn In order 70
Just recs ived from Lontop
March = AftesDOon ~ 3,
at ~, Ruth OAKLEY,
AFTER vhi,h Q farce The
. may DO seem. Admission
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

U,roq vurTCTI, AUCrvoNrRR. -sToRK NO. NC
Spruce dree---eherins sasBy virtue OF execution
me directed a. der,sred VII .rrcse 70 sale public
Ter No @ foot Of North Moore street. the scacouer 1eroe.
Ter tschie apparel and furniture. AZ.
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~ HLEps CO, Az sTloNEERa-REALE ESTATE

4, H. LIEps co, AUsTloNEERa-REAL ESTATE
II a. oria-HANRY h. Lbk d, 10 will sell 1t
premises ~ Asors Weds esdsv March IS " IL
ctoch without the following vaiusbe ry:
That liable Il situated :. the inctoa Of Main kemsen
cling bsvpg abru ID feet Main ttrss vi
two snc detached ing houses thereon, the
IN TIE village. two houso and
and bait two lots each Is by l3s o The eas
= CT Henry One lot Is by ia the south
SIZE OF FLUSHING aven Henry Two lots each
rs by sIfoyd street ,ose Wrslow pisoe. Sale
positI,e 1ems easy, made known time of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

CPKOAL NOTICE 70 AUsTR ALA sHlPPERs NEW
y YORK Va Marie, The clipper snip KfrfY SNIP
sON bunt by Abraham Bell Of this city, win all be
dsrn In provemens Tor msdel and Strength the only
ship loading for Aust ALA for proof Of which shippers
rs reserred 10 the marine reports abe win from
York and arrive the port of MeoQne In advance 6
oily 70 X. w. CAMERON no 8 Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

M ILLIAM IRVING 90. Will. SELL THIS AZ.
w AVIS West THIRTY four at oae oct from Broadway,
The handsome household furniture consisting
IN Of Brusses and tapestry carpets suits carved RISE
ifpre In brocael sDd pnsh; marble too csnrs
pier AM card aud Psychs glasses
zee eres bedeads nmee6 cottage Fanfare beds Add
bedding china toilet SETS together with general
sortp e., I OF kitchen furniture
NphL}AM ABBOTT, AUCrIONEER-BY ELLIS nY
ONs-Wil sell, IBIS day, at their sslesroons ii3la
rowery lex 90 och large Asso-tmea. OF ne And 20
bsnd ui niture French aues, csrdisls &c,
Sc, to psy sdVapces sac pere upory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

I1ENkY b. HfRrS Ju., AUcrToNEga by HERrs
IL MOSS. Thursday March ~, a. ~ oslo-a Vt be Her-
Exchange sale IT vslus6e real estate
he CITY New York swss s.seet-No IS Le~is stre.t
trick dwelling No 81 e1is street, c7-ner OF sAutoa-ot
70 by IS story and attic brick h1nsa AID snrs Stanton
99-Two attc b-es house the above lot
STATION stree 81 Lot e h % tive story .ad si hrcs
Ncrbeas Of tan sod e <is streets Size az
h rs ny Is story house and store 70 TOO Lewis greet
Two sYy fl ne houe o, the abovs let No 81 Chare,
Lot % t5 three story brick no the rear ADD
frame hocss 9, front Lewis rect 20 n9 sizs Of
~ t honss 70 feet deep thres soy ara base ent
birch DIV cling Hue tndisouabe 81 500 OF TIA purchase
oney bono and mortgage for term Of years
lewis stree. SAse o. lot 100 feet home IS feet
deep tIo story aud a'c bck frort dSelng tis Ier's
Of tee Purchsse cant ain bond aud rt
gage For AID payucu ara, apply NJ he of.s OF .hs
auction eere, no 81 Pine street.
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IA S NELL Or ATOTIONBT by W. 8. MsLLoR &
W 60 This day az sslesroon, and IS Park re- = At
houtes eeppa sispg royal WHO, and tapestry
pets vers large French e nirore secood hsnd 6'an
btdseads old OIL paintings Al about 100 lots OF Kitchen nten
ellis bich The sp,o viii commence Also second
band ro-ewood psror in ship 4OD oovere.
together with three second hand piAnofores
Catalogues morning OF ale
Ala lot % nilcl0ih papeY boxea god watches, &c.
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nHOR10AoE sALE-s, N. ChIsrALAR AUCTION
NJ ser vii sell Friday nth inst, at 1Dh O'CLOCK By
virtue OF mortgage all the right ute AID Interest al M
,onner hotel aid dining sAl ,on under Fnton
s,les on n nj shse hDown john on Coaness dining
saoon: ocbstits tart OF bar, bar nIures decanter.
rls.r beer pnnp age Of dlnng tables and CHAIRS oil
coh carpeg oil paintings ergfavinss table linen knves
fs spoons khchen utter s. RANGE stoves &C. BY or
der az be u oYTc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

NJ MtLL0a .Uprl0NsyR nv MELLOk
w. a Co thursday March - a. tth O'Clock a. the
saeToom Is ana ark oppose the ssor doase Dc
furniture. good piano
10 Tee Ir~uch ate mirrors rich oil saongs
rich rai+ china wsre, hrmze c',cks &c fhs
whole 81 whph positively to be sold Wit out resrrve ID
Glove m pay advances The trafe are para
cuarv invited 81 well eonthe aud Wester msrcba- r.
Goods can e-refnly thu premisea for shipping
at ressona N charge CsIaogues on morning OF sale lh
stock ebrN desu coectoo snca ~ rarely or
res at foods be viewed on he premises pre-
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ONLY LINE WITH sURE OONEeO3lOR.-fRhNsrf
" Ito niles snorey thsn other route, aud exposure
70 rver nssiss1Sn unMa sIssea Sa "ae "i poaeas
too ocean 70 ocean by Panama RAILROAD Through oar
urnta Panama Railroad 1he United States Man steam
shp corpany VIII dgpssch for Aspn wall on FrdAy March
SoIeol precsely IRON per .oSs o. wnr,s ,n
1EOa9E Law "a. 1sp.ain VIM L qsrnsO. q g. q Pss:sa
1t Pansa With the Pacific Nail hteanAhtp Opmpenys
magnificent steamship GOLDEN AZ r j. Watkins, OoIn
ysbder which VIII be readiness and leave mmeiiatalY for
eysnoco Tbs pablso are informed hat the Pacific Nav
ypR Panama ready for 70 avoid pooe dot sn0u
Of pAssepge!s malta For passage apply 70 W. hay
of Warren new York Regular Unilsd Bates mall
yaAHnes dAyn. sth and 2sh of each mooth.
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uOrfON NOTICE- j, BOJAET, AUCfIONfsH : BY
"A g. DUGART Friday Ath irst, .. mx oeioix, Q. the
Of rrsnsor ard william srees 70 pay
s>sr expenses about 800 lbs Of butter ~ BASKETS
ssmpssrr 40 bottles sosenhe. household furniture &c
a pCrIoN NOTICE u BOG ART, AucfIoSEE1-3f
"A s. BueARf-rhis day. at lGn 'sloek at l9o Van ,m
stre.t story coaches lace weaving
cU- es h looms ~rencn for weaving fancy oges set
sr srst,s; twisting wheels, tire spool rAneA one
vsrpira tran,e oue crimpi1g aohpe 40. &C.
lDpIs II. SuLrEE, Attorney Tor Nor&Ageh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

sOBR PIsHBLATT, AUCrI0NEER, nos l02 AN t0t
ID MAIDEN uctoo nottcesprfnG fur MI sses
She respectfully oiers his scryces a. ausooeer
to rem0siDg declining houSek epnG
this sorre Good bs stored ha nN wi.hsd 20
be- NC INN efatefy Terms will be found exsms1y ilx
Jonr fIshBLAfr, aucuJnser; saesssoms f02 and i0s
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eEGARa.

. G0O ono HA.Ars, DoxnsIIC AVID oEKxAn
mreh becw Ossh made sesas
~ o OaEEKs No. n Bro~dvsy
HAVANA sEGASa- CABANAs. FIGARO, REoA prI.
III hsy, Corehss, Ugasa CsperEss vioorls, Frpnoss.
Brttaness Aeeros korieGis ~crn-r De- nv b.,
loo. n. RO0Exs. 70 geastr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19
MEDICAL.

SI.UUU cured DIR. HUNTER eurss wAes ths re4t
81 ether ply ard all ether remedies % Me
onv reliance for norough certain efs
-ases fc Division street the ptaee well
hndI from sns'pess, whvu at rumedies
univ drfyc he dscsse 'hs blood ~ ouy. This
paiient m secondary auachs and rcnedy or
Mh dat does fry all rhers and Bss~fs NJ baad
lD stating lr Hunter has removed els vlLakous decec
ten vow Nt'i
nR. OoBBBrY. ~ DUANE STREET, NAY BK CON
IL sutsd prsvsjely dis The victrs yuscsn
call xib the taipy OF bst1g honoesby
DR. Cs Diploma frvr he New fcsk ersy Ia hs onos
DR wArfor Has roa A LOEo skaIEs or YEARS
~ oorn-sd lbs attention 70 e.rts dssasesin which be has
uerted ess han t~efty shou-hud without In
Ct failure. The lee mild sin ,u pterYup-
10 butcess chsnfe 81 diet pr wsison st1
seotsrcei IN In NE nornisE until n night n bis rss
con. uip ns room are ttpsypie IN ~aTs0F, n D.
Formerly Surgeon 70 me L.ccs Borpnl
nR LsRNoYra fARrs Asp LONDON MEDICAL
IL Adviser and hNriAgs Guide ash eeann -<0 psssA
no Iuuxrstops cjosh 81 ssss he sdysrses1 rcne1sa
Gad ows the superiority OF the sssho~s Fairs and Lenic1
treatment ~ oopoats
npeboias from 10 A. vs. end Or Larmont he
~esfConrisr des Esss Vss, lay Book, taaas S<;susG
n8 CooPvE, II DuAEB srRzRr NAY IN coS
srtsi ursasiy tseeses The victims 20 nispiAced
onnrdspee ell him I'll he certainty u bsn< radicS
u cured. Charges moderate. ". BIO zee al cured
nR RIocsDs PssvrIcE.-y ID. aASsoND, NJ
n ard Kioorc Of FssS vho y ne rrs rvpg surgeos
sseseea A., 81 he ystnA sTs.en csrssisnnns ms
ard French 0scs to1rr f-Sss . v J. Aat rou sos ~
-vfstnr.
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a CC1 BON NOTICE -R0gskHCLD FURNITURE,
"a Brusseis os-pss &C. Sci ea7 rhnrsdsyJ 81 i0S
s5eock A N. SAMUEL OsGoOD L co., a1-tkoneers vii
furniture Sc oo,pffios several rosewood pa-or suite
The best Frruch brccatcl valvct plush and
Aaireio cavved Al ogany bsostslhI bureaus washAnf
tay feather oees enamelicd chamber snt shss
sofa and shosany boo&cases;
ioapses. chars. Brusses oArpes oil pa.ninsA &c A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

Paddle wheel steanship 4 RfEL.
1000 tons, TO sa1 from
Eyw YoRg YoR aouTHAsPros BRIsIr
On 1bursosy. Apr1p6
Ard on thursday, June e.
PxappRers nj be sent IN erf class steam
or conperps with lse Artel on rival II Southampton.
epeoie delivered In iordon ind Paris -
Perrons eesrlng brisG their fsods obtain cer6
The Aha equal In every respect 70 any 1000 ton ship
sfoal
D. roRR ArCE, Aren't
No S Bowling Green, New Norh.
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SffIFPINc.

NEW YORK AND LlvERPOOL UNITED ST ATE6 MAI I.
IN steamships For Liverpool The United States maj
nthtp Atlanta Captain q. Edridge will depart with
the UDifd states male 70, Europe positively on ss.rS.y
street 1he sesner Of this ne have Improved water tight
For freight Or passage having accom-
modAtons fer Gle gancs and comfort AQplI 70
EbwAROK COLLIN Se Wan street. =,
pass through the Post oce others Will be
rtsrf ed NIB 1he rsA OF freight from Lvepool Is re-
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John LLOYD AuCrIoNEER-JoHN LLoYD's sOss
d will ten, b3s Eiehth OF fhi ty ninth
stree, Fray March 30 loh O'Clock the entire stock
and fixtures 81 family grocery store co5ssnk In psrt OF
teas ooeea rzossses ur Ac Also two set bar
and Agcps of wh,oh will positively be- soil
without rcss rye ss the pAres retiring business
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TosEPH HE9KkAk, AU0rioNEER-srsIDAy.M Aaou
Pssri hftokr n .. 10 0 r~gulA: ~eskly sale of
boussh Vi piure; also about 30 schnol dests In eo
DER Inu sdtaiey valu Able collector OF and
ccLd hand booAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-19

a LFRRD BRAeG, ADcrI0 sEga,-a BRAG18 90
Al Their IS Cotlsnd sree 800 boots shoe,
hrogaps &c also. several los OF women misses sod
shfd ea's CATERS &C., bel part stock OF retailer rerog
from business
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
WHOLE NO. lO3.

Neat comes C7eanliacss., and then
"IranqN'Ity." |"Be not disturbed a.
trties or at accidents common or una
voldable.' This is "a very wise resolve,
aud doubtless was carried out without
great difficulty by a man of his robust
frame and philosophical tempe, amen,.
The position of afiluence, fame and
popularity which he soon attained gave
MN great advantages in this respect.
There was really little reason why no
should trouble himselfabout anything.
His counsel upon "HumHity".is brief
but striking. "Imitatc Jesus. Great
and good men are humble" In this
resolve we have reason to believe DR..
.franklin was successful. When he
went abroad as our mi mister to france,
all Tho wealth, beauty and fashion of
Faris were read y to do him homage.
fte was the most conspicu ous man in
all public places, yet he always bore
himself with the simplicity Of clild.
1t was this simplicity ard humility, al
most as much as his strausc end talents,
which commended him to the adnira,
tion Of the world. Fa.s. -.....
He closes tho list with "Beaeco1cace
and Ptcty' Prove your love of God
by Your benevolence and usefulness to
mankind. Let your prayers be frequent
and short" ..rl,.-.. ,........ '.. .
Ihls'schemc of moral perfection with
Dr" Franklin was not mere passing
thlhg; tho, records Of his life show that
it was his daily endeavor for a long Sc,
res or years to realize his own high
ideal. Let him that readelh 60 and do
likewisei ..ri.m... ....O .H
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
) Printing i'm China.
In Montgomery Martin,s work

In Montgomery Martins work on
China he says'--
According to the best authorities,
the art of printing was known in China
upwards of 900years ago. In the time
of CONTIGUOUS, b. G. 500 books were
formed of slips of Bamboo; and about
100 years after Christ paper was first
madei A, ID. 7t5, books were bound
into leaves; a. d. 900, printing was in
general use, The process Of printing
is simple. The materials consist of a
graver, blocks df wood and a brush,
which the printc S carry with item from
place TO place. Without wheel or
wedge or screw, printer will throw off
more than $500 Impressions in one day.
The paper Uhin) can be bought for one.
iourth the price in China that it can in
any other country. The works Of Con-
fucius six volumes, 400 leaves octave
can be bought forninepence Us cents)."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
SLEEPING DURING DIVINE SERVICE,

1t has been said that bad air is tho
cause of drowsiness in the congregation
waiting upon divine service. How far
that acknowledgements, will not at
tempt to determine, only by stating
other causes equally, if not more per-
nicious.
Our public.houses are generally very
badly ventilated, and as it is we'll,
known fact, that yitiated air affects the
system abnormally, it is strange, very
strange that every public house is not
well aired. Itwould be far from ad-
missiblc, if ali that compose a congrci
cation were healthy; but where can
that concourSe be gathered, that does
not number its consumptives, its dys.
Ipeptics, its bilious subjects? These
remarks apply to the sick room. Let
there Be pure air in tho sick room, and
the chances for the recovery of the pa
tient are greatly increased. -
But vitiated air is not the only cause
of sleepiness in church. Let obserya-
tion speak here. | have seen several
persons sleeping at one time when the
windows we're open. / have observed
such state things many times; have
observed too, during morning service,
when the windows were mostly closed,
and large congregation present, that
there was less sleeping, than during
the afternoon service when the win
dows were thown open and smaller
congregation present. Now theremust
be some cause for this apparent incon-
sistensy; and | believe it to be unques-
tionably the following: oyereating.
Scarcely any person eats SO much in
the morning as at dinner. Besides,
there are two or three hours interyen-
ing between breakfast and the morning
service, in which time the person IS
usually busted in dressing. During
the active preparation, digestion is equ.
ally rapid, and at the meeting iii the
morning the head and heart and eyes
and brain are comparatively free from
the stupefaction caused by an overload
ed stomach. After the meeting, din
ner is prepared. 1t Is generally q sump-
tuous one. 1t is the custom, through
out the length and breadth Of the land.
for the good housewife to bake up d
large tray full of highly seasoned cakes,
and long shelf full Of pies. These,
with various deserts, and shortened
biscuits, tea, and perhaps coffee, load
the dinner tablc--tho Sabbath dinner
table. Thence almost Immediately to
the aftefhoon service, or to class-meot-
ing to drowsc--to be stupefcd by an
overloaded stomach.
leave these remarks with my read
ers, hoping that if they be truo--and [
doubt them not---that they will have
some little effect for good.-IL. w.
C0antryman.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
5--Ntuskingum county, 1890

8, 1a5--Muskingum county, 1890
scholars! tG g,1a
Why this strange, surprising cbn-
trast between Old Virginia, g the tho
ther of Presidents, and her daughter
across the Ohio, is question that we
shall leave to the investigation of leg.
isiators, some of whom are supposed to
be statesmen; but which most deeply
cohccrns the people at large, who are
the source of all political power, and
the artizans of all temporal progress,
Our return trip was both prompt and
pleasant. Leaving Cambridge at 81,
A. M, we were in Fairmont before II,
and at home by 81, p. NJ. No accident
or unpropitious circumstance occurred
to mar the pleasure of the excursion.
The Railroad Companies afford us
an agreeable set-off to the tolls and
vexations of editorial life, of which we
sometimes complain, by furnishing free
tickets to Editors who are located con-
tiguous to their routes. This, to our
slender purse, was q seasonable and
gratifying relief; and for the sonorous
PUTS with which they sent us whirling
through the vallics, ravines, tunnels,
forests, and what not, on the way, we
owe them, not merely an expression Of
!. thanks, but PUT editorial in return.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
in excellent condition. Its working
machinery and arrangements are ad-
mirable, the Conductors are gentlemen
of attentive and obliging dispositions,
and every subordinate seems to be, cy,
cry moment, at his post. Accidents
must be rare with supervision SO near
to perfection. .'..
The Central Ohio Railroad is com.
paratively new, but is also in excellent
order, and under management in nc
respect inferior to the d. & O. r., r.
1t forms, indeed, continuous line tc
Columbus, the capital of Ohio, where
divergent RAILROADS connect with all
important towns and cities in the wide
west on this side of the great desert ol
the Rocky Mountains. The Agent al
Wheeling, wv. D. Terry, Esq. adjoih.
ing the Sprigg House, on Water ST.,
has lately received a lot Of tickets tc
all parts of Kansas and the West--ar
arrangement which will greatly facili
tate the progress of travellers and en-
'grants, and guard them against impo
sitlon by the way. Any of our read
ers who may be going west,. will fine
their advantage in treasuring up these
suggestions.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
AduIteraled liquors.

DR.. Hiram Cox, chemical inspector
OF alcoholic liquors in Cincinnati, states
IN. an address to bis fellow citizens, tia,
during two years 40 has made 2i0 in.
spec,ions OF various kinds Of liquors
and has found more than nine. .tenths OF
them limitations, ai,d q great portion oI
them poisonous cbncoctious. OF bran.
dy he does not believe there is one gal.
Ion OF pure in a hundred gallols, the
limitations having corn whiskey for ba.
sis, and various poisonous acids for the
condiments. Of wines not a gallon In
q thousand, purpottipg to be sherry port
sweet Malaga, &c, is pure but they arc
made of water, sulphuric acid, alum,
Guinea pepper, horse radish, &c, and
many Of them without sioglo drop OF
alcoholic spirit. DR.. Cox warrants thoro
aro not ten gallous of genuine port
vino in Cincinnati. 10 the inspections
of whiskey he has found only from II
to 20 per cont. Of alcoholic spirit, when
it should have 46 to so, and some of il
contains snlphufic acid.
Splendid qualities break forth IN dark
times, like Lightning from a thundor
siormg
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
THE MOTHER.

DesPise not thy mother when che il
Old. >Ago-may wear and waste moths
er's beauty, strength. limbs senses and
estate; but her lelation as nothcris
as the sun when it goes forth in its
might, for it, is always in the meridian,
and kneweth no evening. The person
may become gray-headed, but her moth
.erly relation is evor in its bloom. 1t
may be autumn, yes winter. but with
the mother as mother it is always spring.
Alas how little do we appreciate
mothei S tenderness while living! How
needless are we in youth Of all her anx.
ieties and kindacsses But when She
IS dead aud gone when the cares and
coIdness ofthe world cumo wilhcrinc to
our .heait-when we experience how
hard 1t is to fin" uue sympalhy--how
iewlo us for ourselves how few will be-
friend US in INSTRUMENTATION il is that
we think Of the mother thut we have
lost. .."'' .,