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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Co. ~ ID sg gEss Ss$S5F gfSTHE'
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls York, Boston,
rsdsDhEs b Msnsf sas. ss,as &C. Springs the
ss n my Srs1,. ay
H Gs%ay communication with ali he Northern and Eastern
e'"es ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. a.5a.
Two trains leave Cairo daily ,,s-ss al ~
g. Nss1ing E EsBrsss Ct & 9 4 4
Connecting at sAFDoVAL With Ohio and Mississippi Bal
! !ssd fs ss'a aas pEezISR s asss
s I ao Ct
iowa s assr Gase T ~ ana Central
the Mnne,ots Paese Com Leave
change Of between Cairo and I'd Ghi
csgo Is Niagara Falls S hours New York ~ hours
ayFsr through tickets Information apply At the Ill
NOS Central saIosa Text oes under tbs st. Charles ho
Il II ~ 1"1's' ''ss'' W." w. F.. REDDING, Agent.
M g - FsEs5 81 g G5ss sa.T asii:
'' II. aBass FxERFss L Vii dp
GAL MEssEsGEK = he above linz on Y EbNE E a,
ne s nt sn1 ~sr2 TRIP to sss
arses nsed for this Line mus be left eff At o our ss as d
'" msf particulars apply 70 '' 'n''e 80 ' W SWEET
Ia sE EHST p kpTTE Tp 1 INb
OHIO RA1LROAD-Which forms the grand central link in
the chain Of communication between the Mississippi and the At
MHEELiSG sENwooD and pARKERsBuRe, ON THE
WAsHfNGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places it uhtes with RAILROADS and STEAM
SATs By Which, Gt S9 s. sTa T5s III
can be to Which point well as to
BILE 1t is the by whepurchssers Of Through
Philadelphia and New York the Of ticket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for
principal cities in the Union
less than be afforded by any other route,
To passengers from New Orleans Vicksburg, Natchez
Memphis and the South generally travelling by the boats
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is offered
FIRsrThey may leave the boats CAIRO (t the mouth
e 2h1 and s theme By the Illinois &c Central s sn 60
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Haute and Alton Railroad turr
easwardy by this route the traveller through Terre
Hauie, indianapolis. Dayton and Xena Columbus o.
SEcospThe South western river traveller continue upor
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST Via the Little Wam
AIR four miles below Wheeling, where he takes the OF
} the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Hr Travellers notice that while this is TIT
aording Throux Tickets all the Eastern cities
the charged by other routes to New York only
lo the shortest most speedy and direct to all the LEADING
only SIC miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York THAI
by other There less changes sby this
p~ BY Express route from IRt
! to y aLTIMoREo or WASHINGTON is but FoRTY-THREl
pg- Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTl
| MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
RE- Through Tickets, allowing the holders to stop at
purchased Of W. L. REDDiN at tie Office Of The Illinois Cen
al Railroad, under the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans
! Agent 3. X q. X. R., New Orleans.
| JOHN VI. SHARP General Agent M I'm
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DAVENT AMERICAN CHARCOAL, GAIL

DAFENT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAIL
VANIZED IRON-Warraned to Flauch and with
CruckngThe cheapest durable material for Roof
ing Gnteug shouting, Cornices for buildings Lining for
tanks Bathing Tubs Sovepip Locomotive and Steam
er Stack Pipes yend and all other purposes where iron
exposed 10 oxion and Galvanized iron expands less
much cheaper and more durable than "copper" and it is the only
article that will stand the peculiar humidity of this climate. lii
fine only in this but in England and France it is
established beyond Doubt that Patent Galvanized on pre-
pared expressly for the purpose is economical
count OF its being the auahe article for the above named
purposes discovered being entirely and requr
ing paint whatever protect it from decay.
HEATON 4 OLIVIER, 40 Common street
fe3 Agents for the Manufacturers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WIINER,s CANADIAN yEHMIFUt4E

WdGNEKs,s CANADIAN yEHMIFUGE.IA
yond s md sy
"se with c ls a4e s5 s
and thousands Of die Diseases when
various are h preparations which have been as
s s all
and remedy found which failed destroy Worms
testimony Of the most eminent physicians respectable
viduals in the country. The remedy is
wlSHRs oAS fdkhsY y9HHFaM H4Xs WARRANTED
1t is It's operation easily administered than
t
s esa aea 1nd hs 5 s the
Itching in the nosr which the patient pick his
shs "S S r"n the pp
t'fE s dsSaa others
To the following certificates might be added but
fs;E$s vi; ' VFfTvS i; ; I iii Iii
'hA h'' fo' " MFDIcAL EVIDENCE.
SS II Ssn EHi e 81. % ss ] /
sa s"f from s ssff
Ise""' of the R. g Of s" w. 1ssps ETC.
Member Of the R. @. of Surgeons in London, etc..
rHoM TE .5a H. rR
Vermifugs and with the most happy results In my
y in e case h wc bss to my the
mEs and here prefers I othsr effect.
July il, 1915 JoHN FLANAGAN,
FIT a's simple
ton and can be with perfect safety and
restore the patient to health.
ssT Of @ h M eass to
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
Sold wholesale and wit %k si e. sn by
fe2aly Isl and q chartreA street. New Orleans la.
IE INs ~ sTAE6t eI1 seen
iTkfSST 4SP TST 81 Ef rH
Assets. January Ist, 1855, 81, 42I ,612 AZ.
4: W Thompson, ,N PanlE. Goddard. No. JOIN Ohm Ely
sayn 's s seHss
E1ERHkS + SEhS5SER riFssasdRs
s sSs Fss nc asss'
nj y e h owns in submitting
e kS
burnside &C ass Hs?s5a A'snn''
Thama Sun oo ns
Jules Tnye President orlsans Insurance Company
Henry tonsdae Gnn SSsn Bsna%n iForNse
Branch 6es s.Sn
s-pamphlsts, blank forms: obtained
JOSEPH BESsADoS NJ. D. '''"'-"i HNo-nAei'
In attendance, daily from IL NJ, to 2. N.
HARMON DOANE General Agent,
Ja22 No IS Camp street.
| MIME DE GOO-THIs WONDERF I'll AsTROLO-
l G1SF still continues Triton Walk door below the
OF Apollo street. New Orleans. Go one go ALL
hear planets read thousands have done and
office with cheerful heart She still continues show
likeness of future husbands wives; bring
separate togehe and speedy marriages. will give
nation Of absent friends lost stolen goois describing
theft will select prize numbers in the lottery, gratis.
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the
NESE MIXTURE, or Cure for Drunkenness Also n small
lot of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from
nople, prepared by the Turkish Warrior Gregor
tuned There will be danger OF there being any old m.id
bachelors in New Orleans if they will give Madame
| call.
Don't forget the place Triton WALK, below
| of Apollo 90
| I OST-a CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MEGHAN
IL les and Traders Bank Shares
Stock u favor of john Ferguson number g dated 5h sepem
ber 1853 Said certificate h. wing been lost application
renewal of The been made Bank.
| New Orleans, Jan |, 1857. jal
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S. b. MORSE, Supt. G. and C. r. r.


New Orleans, mbcr |, 1859
Office N. o. Op. and q. W. Railroad Co.
Mr. l. Bridge: Sir-n inquiry relative to the
performance the McGowun Pumps This road
only say that they quite equal representations
and thar the variety OF bave in they
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfullv A.. y. SEEER, Vice President.
The Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
uhscrbrr sole agent here for the manu-. acurers.
ir26 ISAAC BRIDGE. - Magazine st ct.
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, of St. Charles Clio Streets New

GEORGEPUREES Architect and Builder respectfully
forms his friends and the public that he addition his
former business commenced the manufacture OF Doors Sashes
and Blinds of every description at the above establishment
the Mechanics Exchange. Box a. will promptly
tented
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q; I PATEiNT FIRE

Hm[NE|PROnF SAFES.-THE ONLY FIREPROOF SAFE
Knni|RxWITH A PLATE IRON BOX-The subscriber, sole
in this city OF the manufacturers has received
0 supply of small, large amt 4umnth rendering
his complete This is the only Safe long
established reputation, which has invariably protected It's
when accidentally tested by fire the
which DARE OFFER SltD PROOF CONTRARY. Its
also the only popular fire Safe for sale here which has
interior plate iron box. and is therefore nconpnrny
burglar proof than is any rival article The makers OF the
CONCRETE SAFE impose upon their by
using powder proof lock, and the time leaving
cavity in the door which by simply turning be
opened i'll half minute into which large quantity
powder be introduced safe Paso del Norte Texas
having powder proof lock- thus November
and robbed of Government money Neither do Mesrs Hail.
Dodds Co. max article which like the
liable through from the interior of the pateirGn
htng holes in the side, back ETC. and rendering iron
thin and sustain heavy fall Using the
American iron aud performing their work faithfully they
prepared TO customers by offering dis
counts do those who only their Safes of in
fercr English IRON but likewise Sigh their work
scrbed but they confident that those who will
the Concrete with other description Safe
decided preference purchasers already
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine street
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANTS

g. 81. JOHN HOUSE, No. - CAMP STREET
E:;;E iESbAN FERANDA, No. So Camp s-rhese Houses
Ere now open for the reception and transient
Boarders The former house acquired reputation under the
management Of Mr. ST. John which hoped will be main.
tanned for the future. ~
The pesban Verana hotel for families uneonsed The
size nj the
der i the finest house in 'hs city
families.
SIC Gentlemen occupying Rooms han verania CAD
take their Meals nj the ST. John House charge
pStl I'm,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
n rapid cure of
COUGHS, COLDS. HOARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHOOPING COUGH ASTHMA AND


This itself such nooriey for its
every vare Pulmonary disease that it is entirely
cessary evidences of its virtues in
where been employed. So wide is the field of
usefulness it's that almost
country nbouns persons publicly known
restored from alarming and desperate dis
the lungs by its When tried its superiority
other medicine of its kind is too
observation and where its virtues known the public
hesitate what andote employ for the distressing
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary which Incl
dent climate And only in formidable attacks
lungs the mlder varieties of Colds Coughs HoRrse
ness and for Children it is the pleasnest and safest med
cine that be obtained.
As has long seen constant throughout this section
need do than the people its quality kept
up the best that has been, and that the genuine
article is prepared Dr. j. G. AVER, LOWELL Mass, and
sold respectable druggist in the United States,
no j. WRIGHT co, Wholesale
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McGOtNAN's CEhEBRATID PLANrA-
W. TON PuMPS.-DUUBI4E-AGTING SUCTION AND
FORGE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
H Ht3l; SnGAR1 I, ruMPS FIRE ESGiNES :;
LINED JUICE AND MOIASSES WITH BRASS BALL
VALVES; HOr WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM
Mcowans Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume the
OVERLOOKING lands, simplifying sugar houses etc Draining
Engines small sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice noases and forcing hot into
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and W,eckng Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable OF throwing from 81 10 Is gallons minute through
oEhle, distance Of from 100 to 40 feet
fine engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular saw MILL gin stands, and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses houses etc, where
onllhct md simple vertical engines desirable.
No brick work erection of kind in putting
these ngncs TO work. both engines and boilers vertical
and Ill connections made.
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I OST-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MEGHAN
IL les and Traders Bank Of New Orleans for 100 Shares
Stock in favor of john Ferguson number % dated 5h Sepe
ber 1853 Said certificate having been lost application for
renewal Of The same mas been made TO the Bank.
New OEIenns, Jan. |, 1851. ial
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seHG RANT, 81 Customhouse Street. on the FIRST
,GkfAsgS ~. FLOOR will THIS DAY. Monday the
Gs&EsSg829h of September 1856 having made the
repairs their establishment which they had the time
make after the FIRE, prepared 10 accommodate their
| friends and the public. -
| SEQ FRITZ HUPPERBAuER Il F. CAMORS.
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CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
GENERAL AGENT
For the Sale Purchase Location Investing of LAND WAR
RANTSLoauing or Borrowing OF Money on Mort
gage, and all other business pertain
ing to REAL. EST ATE.
AdbGhtugtso of I1tstiHg around Paul and in
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INDIA RUBBER BETTING
urge stock of all sizes Of the VncnniGed India knher
Betting will he sold low prices. The cost is much below
leather banding. le2N
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+ EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.-LEEDs
II Co.. Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and 1o
sonal Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Su
Kettles Csrers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns
Fronts Buildings Mouths, Bars etc. and all
Mact inery required for the South.
We duly authorized and prepared
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS co.
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BATAVIA ARACK-2 legrers very ch"ce, for sale in
ID quantities 70 suit, by SAMUEL WOLFE.
milo s5 Camp street.
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,C,LEAR SIDES-30 casks Clear Bacon Sides, in fine
1nS O'' s. II. KENNEDY & CO., ~ Poydras st,
rANu.IA SALT-22 000bushels Manila Salt, cargoof
~ sh'p oA'V'O' ~ 4, F. COCHRAN HALL,
. nj, So Grayier street.
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nISSOLUTION-TEIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned under the firm Of
BURROWS OSTROM is this day dissolved by mutual
sent either sign the the firm in liquidation
JSO. NJ BURROWS.
New Orleans July 1856 JAS A. OSTROX.
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COMPREHENSIVE,

CO-PARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED uAvr
~ this day formed copartnershp under the syle of w
CONNER SON for the transaction Of General Exchange
and Banking Business In this city. Office 30 amp street
.. ,sr II. W. CONNER,
II. W. CONNER, Jr.
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EOIfN HALLFGR a. BROTHER. al7 TCHOUPI.
tcnlas above ST. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared dc all kinds af worn
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper n
teri Valleys etc Also putting on GopFe I'm and ns hoo's
dispatch. All kinds of Jobbng and Repairing attended with
Dispatch By strict attention ell ORDERS hope merit
share of the public patronage
We beg leave TO refer to the following gentlemen Messrs
Hughes g. ". CHURCH, Thomas Murray. Isaac Thayer,
Caller. Turpn Co., J. W. Jewell
necr Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers EXCHANGE y 81
Charles street. fe2dtWtf
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Duneh. ga
From Dnnirith st Paul One day ana nav
Price Of from Cairo ST. Paul. 81
REFERESCE.
William II. Avery Esq, Messrs. Benoist Shaw Co., New
Orleans. ,,,. { ~ Q.
Louis, Nc. . Wv go, ,-v.,
Aigcruor Jarvis ESQ., Messrs. W. Hoge It Co., New York
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ASSOCIATED
himself with Mr. WM. BARNES, of this city, will
time the Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Business
and style of THOMPSON l. BARNES.
EDWARD THOMPSON
New Orleans Inly ]. 1856. ty2
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THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
with the settlement of the affairs of the late firm of Bur
will continue business his
and for his
JNO, NJ. BURROWS, 81 Gravier street.
New Orleans, July !, 1856 iy4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

Love TO CnRIsT.--Not only the flowers UNI
fold their petals to receive the light-the
heart of man also has power of expansion.
1t is love which opens it and expands it, so
that the rays of the spiritual sun may pene-
trate and illume it, The Christian, in the
work of determination, need not direct his
attention to many points; it is included in
the daily question-How is it with my love
to Christ? That love to him is of great i'm
portance, we must confess, since he, in truth,
requires of us an affection for his own person,
such as no one else ever claimed. o thou
must be more than father and mother, than
brother and sister, else how couldst thou, the
lowlest among the children of men, lay claim
to such superintendent love? Since 1 have
believed in thy word, all my desire has been
to love thee. will not cease to love thee,
until thou art dearer to me than father, moth
er, and brother! If they deny thee, if they
revile thee; what is so dreadful as to see
ones father and mother reviled at our side /!
but more than when they reproach father and
mother, shall thy rcproaches, thy wrongs 60
to my heart.-Tholuck.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

PURPOSE ANb INDEcIsIoN.--T same cir
cumstances which produce some mems best,
produce other mems worst. One by unwaver-
ing Grmness, and adherence to right, goes from
poverty and despair up and up to the heights
of mortal endurance and mortal triumph !;
and, though the world may not see his vic
tory, he feels it deep in his own heart--a
treasure which no hand cap deprive him Of
Another goes from the same condition down.
ward and downward, through lack of strength
and reverence for himself, till he reaches the
depth of human degradation and defeat--a
bitter lot which no man can do more than
mitigate to this suffering soul. There is a
danger to both these wayfarers-to one, that
the victory he has won so hardly, shall seem
in certain dark hours paltry and even despic-
able; to the other, that the good he has
turned from shall seem SO great and exalted
as to be unattainable. There is also a lesson
to both, comming from the deep voice of the
surrounding world. Right is eternal. 1t is
the incorruptble Inheritance of all true souls
the certain reward of all true work. Be
the one and do the other, and whatever thy
present condition, it shall ultimately be thine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
The Dead.

How beautiful is the meanory of the dead!
What a holy thing it is in the human heart,
and what a Christening infuenc it sheds upon
human life. How it subdues all the harsh
ness that grows up within us in the. daily
intercourse with the world! How itmelts
our unkindness, and softens our pride, kind
ling our deepest love and wakeing our nigh
est aspirations, Is there one who has not
some loved friend gone to heaven, with whoa
he delights to live again in memory? Does
he not love to sit down in the hushed and
TRANQUIL hours Of existence, and call around
him the face the FORM sofamiliar and cher
ished-to look into the eye that mirrored not
more clearly his own face than the soul which
he loves-to listen to the tones which were
once melody in his ear, and have echoed
softly, in his heart since they were hushed to
his senses Is there spirit to which heav-
en- is no. brought nearer by holding some
kindred soul How friend follows friend,
into the happy dwelling-place of the Dead
till we find, at length, that they who love us
on the heavenly shore, are more than they
who dwelt among us? Every year witnesses
the departure of some one whom we knew
and loved; and when we recall the names Of
all who have been dear to us in life, how
many of them we see passed into that city
which is unperishabe !
The blessed deed How free from stain
is our love for them! The earthly faint OF
our affections is buried with that which was
corruptible, and the divine fame in its purity
illumes our breast We have no fear in
losing them. They are fixed for us eternally
; in the mansions prepared for our reunion.
We shall find them waiting for us in their
garments of beauty. The glorious dead )
; How reverently we speak their names Our
hearts are sancti6ed by their words which We
remember. How wise they have now grown
in the limitless field of truth How JOY
y GUS they haye become by the undying foun'
5 tains of pleasure! The mortal dead? how
unchanging is their love for us ! How ten
3 derby they look down upon, and how closely
they surround our being! How earnestly
, entreat us, and how touchingly they rebukt
8 fhe evils eff our lives!
Let men talk pleasantly of the pious dead
as those who no longer suffer and are tried
e as those who pursue no longer the feeting
: but have grasped and secured the real. Witt
Q them the fear and the longing, the hope, ant
t the terror, and the pain, are all passed thu
: fruition of life has begun. How unkind tina
J, when we put away their bodies, we cease tn
utterance of their names p The tender heart
c ed dead, who SO struggled in the partin
If from us, why should we speak of them with aw
II and remember them only with signing? Yer
|. dear were they when hand clasped hand, an
$, heart responded to heart. Why are the
Y less dear when they have grown worthy
Is higher love than ours? By the hearth-side
and by the grave-side, in solitude and ami
10 the multitude, think cheerfully and spea
v loveingly of the dead.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

ALL ARE VAIN.-That vanity is inherent
In poor human nature is a fact, no matter how
strenonsly the vainer portion of the race may
deny it. Few of us are so perfectly satisfied
with our form and features, as not to have
sometimes wished that we had been able, at
their formation, to have given few hints as
to their establishment. This, doubtless,
might have tended to the physical ornamen-
tatlon of the human species, and made us
handsomer race of bipeds. But Dame Ma
ture,who has her own wise ends in everything,
knew best, and has given much more variety
and originality to the world than there would
have been if we had had voice in the mat
ter.
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of the Gospel; and as l remembered the
shirt of those prayers, methought she had
chosen her proper sphere of labor,--she SEEM
cd lust suited for the station which she was
to occupy; she would assist her husband IN
his labors of love among his people, and in
the Journey toward heaven they would go on
ward and upward together,
But no--she was to go before him. Not
long was she to assist him in his mission up
on earth, unless, perchance, her spirit comes
even now, from the realms of glory to guide
and cheer the loved one on his lonely way:
Consumption chose her for its early vlctlm'
and she is gone-gone, but not lost, not Tor
gotten, oh, no, not torgotten5 for like a
bright gem among the memories of my child
hood, is the memory of that teacher, and that
teachers prayers. hLFiE'