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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
spring and Summer BOnneIs.-New York
millinery Emporium and Centre of
EaShiOn.

spring and Summer BOnnets.-New YORK
millinery Emporium and Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronised, popular, cheap
establishment, will open 10 a few days the cam
paign, with matchless display Of new Spring Bon.
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
So fascinating is the styles, deliberately rich the
trimmings so brilliant the colors that such COM
bination OF artistic taste aud skill cannot fail to rec,
Ommend itself to the ladies', as well as country mer-
chants, who desire having the last link in the con.
trolling power of Fashion for their customers, ia
preference to bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted with the
business as those who are exclusively engaged in
it, and who give it their undivided attention.
Parties IN the country directing their orders to
this establishment, or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended to.
Every description Of Straw BOnnets and Hats
bleached in the italian Method, and trimmed in
a superior manner
Remember thespot, No. 80 Union Street. Camps
bells new building. oEP msr2d-tf.
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THE mAnKETs HY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YoRK, March 2l.-Flour heavy; sales Of
1000 btl State aud Ohio have declined; for Ohio,
S500a5S5; for State, $500 to 500 Wheat
easy.
CINCINNATI, N rch 81. noon Flour is in better
demand; sAlrs OF 1900 bbls at s5O0a505. Whisky is
frm &c 224 Linseed Oil g7a9S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

~ Il i proposed 10 hold Is PhIladslphia %
The sth Of Dsxs month, convention Of deiegstss
FROM the slssrai Boards Of nsalsb Of Roston. Aaw
York, PhiIadephla. Baltimore snd New Orlssns. ~
order % sstabI,sh al Improved and uniiorm system
Of qa-rantne regulstons. On Monday fas beafd
Of AIasrmes Of Bos.On spPOintsd their aslss-sss
20 the mesting
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

Mr.. g. w. Grain, Sc mic Artist of the Nashville
Theatr' during the last season. has determined to
Remain in the city for some months, and lie prepAr
ed to execute all kinds of Frtsco aud Ornament al
work, of every kind and description, and he soicits
a share Of the public patronage. Persons having
work OF the above kind TO do, will leave their cr-
ders at the office of the Patriot lw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT.

MAJ has been appointed Our agent for this
city authorized TO collect the accounts, notes.
Of the concera and solicit and make for
advertising and Job Work.
Ma r. p Moss travelling agent and is Authorized
orsceve subscribers and collect all monies Us out Of
Davidson County.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
New Orleans MARKET

Nav ORLEANS, Mlrch 10. NJ.
CorToS firm sales OF 500 bales advance Of Hac.
So gar need &c, with sales at 1913 OA Bre d.
stufs lie. PJ,k is firm I'd advanced Nc kegs,
With sales lax Freight Liverpool "a,
havre td sigh exchange New York is hrmer at
Il premium.
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FRRsH ANIMAL or PIANOS.

4 usT sessirsa - ne sahserissr. eve q -
Il tsoss enFiraled n AkoS msde ~ A. 9. 49,
oels Ca-,efAew York. uhich ass naafs VI - u
mne Ne largest feek "a be ctg, eantsn8 a ~ and
Aas nishnx Ne. inttramtnt seuid A. wsii glTe
teasl EseFg Plane sold b = earrArtea - sFfry
psftir1zar. 4. a. MCCLURE. 8 unlaA street.
ks=~Jns pRhllHbef ~ Sc ~ iehosug Lghi a
teNss heeafa HellB I1aaeRsea erealslza kna u1wsrd
snpfg u a8Fa DesafIai end frtel
ssea sAh
GGAG 49, 81 si1es, 9aIr4a1ea' oeleeF4h Nernepk
- flsnsfm fenkef. as 4F1@Ft teatss. "a Sore AS
as.s = III N n. aOaDok CO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
GRAND CONSOL DATED LOTTERY OF MD,
EXTRA CLASS 4,
10 be drawn In Baltimore Nd, Thursday, April 30, 1871
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIC; Quarters S.
~ Please address all orders for Tickets in The above
Magnificent Scheme, to
T. II. HUBBARD co.,
No. 80 FayeIte street, or Box, No. a.,
Raltsmore Maryland.
T. II. HUBBARD CO. are authorized Agents to al all
orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries.
march2O dAv 4. FRANCE 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
TINE SALE OF GROCERIES BY
yTOVRUS 4 S,rFR ALTON

NORRIS & STRAEFONs
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 25th, 1881, at
" 10 O'clock viii offer at Auction, in front Of our
Store Market street, srge and Teseected stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liqoors &C., viz:
100 hhds fair choice Sugar 800 bags fair to choice Ro
200 bbIs MoIasses; Coffee;
100 K-do do. $50 pack ages Mackere;
so bxs extra Cod Fish; so boxes II rrngs;
20 cases Sardines; so boxes + ncy Cansy;
so coils Rope sss'd sizes; 100 dozen painted Buckets
so boxes Oranges fine orderl4 boxes Va Tobacco, Var
$4,000 Cigars, various brands: Gus brands;
100 boxes Star Candles; 80 4 box es Star Candies
so quarter do; $50 boxes TaIlow Candles;
500 kegs Nails best brands 200 bbis Magnolia Whisky
500 bbls whisky, vars 100 DO fine Whisky. various
20 90 American Brandy; braods
80 a pipes do; 10 b5ls Gin;
100 boxes Bar Soap; $50 boxes Glassware, ass'di
100 bbls Cider Vinegar, 10 tieTces Rice.
1000 bags fine Salt.
With Varions other articles IN the Grocery line.
TERMS SALE.-An sums under $500, ca h; over 500
and under $300O 80 days. $780, 80 days credit for
approved endorsed payable in Of the city Banks
march1T MORRIS & SrRATFON.
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&C M M E Il CIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
MARCH %. 1851. (
Cores. Only six bales sold at 11Hal2%
ToBAcoo-Noue.
BAcoS-HOg round, active at 10Y; clear sides at 1lsllK
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
G Found Al Last!

TIE CUTAHRRoMsa valaabis Fsseips ~ $3.50
n ih8 aad oaAaiy5eE tAe fair, gisng staf fee+#NN
thost having ronf4 slif fsairs s1e al - ~
nsse eAoss otIoctians - enly fhFee rT4 e .
abls Receipe sr renesshe ffetsief. fipss .na Hef-
tions mem ne stin. b4lk thfss hscf1ft Ft - tnt e
a., fiolasr. 1adfess y n. hAkttAs Wafstn,
49,. Trnmaalie. nssy, eAae.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

The march Of uintin our dss i gresl. bus De
nnch u guilisiiisy sould sesn 70 e pa ssr&1.
-.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

TEE REIGN OF ARrIn this wonderful age, Art lays her
asser touches almost everything The ceilings over Us
and carpets tread on, are hallowed BY Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
makes her machines wood and ron to act as II with
knowledge and annihates space with lightning tanned down
to tueledge of boy Nothing too lofty for her touch
and nothing too humble proof Of hisold conviction
has just alp under notice, in the shape of oATHAR
TIC PILL from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist DR.. @. ]. AYR.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

FASHIONABLE DREss MGETNG.-0ur lady readers
viii hardly fail to notce the card of Miss AInerman,
in another column of to-IAy's PIPER. The New
York aud Paris fashions for Spring have been
received by Miss A., and as she uses the new
and valuable chart for cutting dresses, by which ac
curacy and eegar &c is necessarily attained, her
porium W III doubtless be extensively tronized
this season by our fashionable ladies. The
dress goods this Spring really superb. The
styles various and elegant, and II made up prop
erly the ladies win look in them, more lovely and
fascinating than It is not necessary to speak
to the ladies Of the distastsful appearance of an i'll
fitting dress, be the material ever fine, and TO
avoid such annoyances, it is only necessary to em
ploy the services OF Miss Amerman, at No. "a, I'm
ion Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
GOOdIet'S
GnOhiefsS

4 IMMINENT fsr old and Burma. wherever the
~ ola -sve Ointment IL Indicated. win be found
far pveierat- other. None who have made trial
Of this great deossFy but speaks Of IL the entha
siast'c terms PFicr per box 33e, or e. per doEen-
The above invaluable remedies nay be obtained from the
Proprietor, Nashville Tenn Cherry street. No. S. or from
the principal Druggists 81 this city, aud all the Important
ia the Soath aad Vest As3 the shipping Depot,
It saith Love Co.'S. No. IS Market street, Nashville,
tennessee. feb3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
Williams Pulmonic Balsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha,

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive for consumption 1t is acer
tain remedy Pheumones, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
night sweats Bronchitis Coughs Colds Pursy whipping
Cough the chest lungs together with
affections which pred sposs the above named COM
plants All persons used it in the above named
complaints its efficacy in the most unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine is for sale by all the drug
gsts throughout the Southern and Western States Manu-
featured by A. L. WILKINSON CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JERE CLEMENS says of its
Persons who buy bottle sure to get second.
HUNTSVILLE March 6, 1856.
GENTS: Ihave used DR.. Charles Williams SamOnic Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry and Wood Napba with the happles
Effects negro man, belonging to my father who has
been for several years afflicted vii distressing cough
apparently restored good health by the Of bottle
alone.
Ihave used it also in other cases, and without de-
cided benefit to the patient
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS
Messrs. A. L WILKINSON Co., Huntsville, Ala.
DEAR STR: take pleasure giving my testimony the
virtues ,our excellent Pulmonc Bassm Of Wild Cher
ry Having used bottles in my family, with de.
cided advantagein every case, recommend it the
bes. and most pleasant medicineI have ever seen.
w.. r. sAwRIE.
Tuscumbia. March %, is4s.
For sale by Herman Rains. Berry Demoville, g. W.
Hendershott, A. r. Roscoe, Ewing Brother, Wholesale
Josiah G. Brown. sept2T-d4W6m
Are Su Getting Bald
Isyour hair turning geyi Do you wish cultivate good
vhiskers and moustaches3 Your hair be so silky and
glosyf Your head be cool comfortable and free Of I'D
rut Mothers your children TO have luxurant heads
ofharS Then BoGLE's HYPERIoE FLurD, which
s its unerring effects Prices rs so cts rs cts and
81 so per bottle BogIe's Balm Of CytheriA stands unri
vailed for Graduating ald pmples, and beautIying the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston. and sold by Druggists eVery~h
mySl-ly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

oHAs RoBRRRsoS's c0NFEcfIoNkRY, siarrs
n lot az sHeet Maseua Oranges. AiAa, has lot q
elcfiy Lemons, Coeoa ta1a kot sAeh Aiasads Eneaah
Walnuta. Rseana. brssa npta FihsEts Sc, g hs sof
chap - salt ne iowa o. eoa,ntry trade. masrhe
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

Flow Ebs-Who does not love aowers--those
daIghtful creations of Nature, redoent With rich
ii is aud aromatic ods rs--emblems Of the beauti
fol aud true--to which the approach Of art
is really an inglorious Cal ureY We disrast per-
son who has no taste for flowers. Like him, de-
scdbee by Eogland's immortal bard, as wanting, in
an sppreciat on of music, the individual who loves
not flowers, sis ft for treason, siratagem and
spoils." Flowers are among the chiefest ornaments
which Heaven has bestowed 70 beauty the face Of
NsIure-to gem the lip Of Earth and Gil the air
with bslmy fragrance. In this community, where
a taste for flowers is so general and their growth
by our citizens so much matt OF course, it is
hardly necessary advoc Ite their cultivation but
in this connection would state that friend Truiti
on the Vaughn turnpike, mile South OF the Gel
latin Pike aud sbout three niles IRON this city, has
the finest collecs ion Of plants and towers that We
know of. Il embraces hundreds Of choice varieties
aud kinds all Of fne growth aad ia fiue order.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

% The fine passenger steamer SaLlie West ar
rived on Saturday la t. direct from 81. Louis,
bringing large number of passengers and some
very fne bIooded horses, brought from the West
ern part Of Missouri, and destined for the Eastern
part Of this State Navigation on the Mississippi
from Cairo up to 81. Louis has b, come exceedingly
difficult for the best posted pilots. The most try
ing place is at Goose Island, where the channel
changes about every tWeDty-four hours, and where
the wsters ranges from to IS fret-difficult to
ind and extremely crooked. The SGilie Carries
the necessary material to always find the deep
water. She left Yesterday on return trip.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

understand the subject he has carried that article
arthest perfection Of which il capable Instead Of
employing Drugs its composition, we have always
thought the necessary and only be has with consum
mate skill extracted the 0ies Of the medicine to be en-
poyed and combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
pOwerinto sperOId pill which is wrapped IN an en-
veope Of geane for prOiec ion from the effects OF weather
or time thcky coated with to serve as its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all The labored
perfection they are the Public at less than
centeach. However humble the denartmen think this
may he cafe characterized consummaton Of Art in
its line oy1sih0 Neacs. BI.G.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

XII BOXES WINDOW GLASS. supsrios asalIsy, eli
~ siHesf FasyinE from 81 10 Is ~ - 1u1s ~
ssixsd snd ior sale - keaNAh 4 kaiNs.
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gToRR Avn PoR eAT.R


S0n SACKS Of szsrA hunsd BUcK waKAr vIOuR
COO Al QUICK a MAZDA
JAMS Ne. A sopih celiexs q.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

Aida that when she landed at the Cumberland
Iron Works Friday last, The residence OF James
Woods, ESQ.,, one OF the owners of the Iron Works,
was on fire and was completely consumed, together
with most Of the furniture in the house, and one
young serEInt. The captain and crew Of the Alida
rendered all the assistance in their power TO arres.
and stay the fire, bat without success, the building
being Of frame work and very dry.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
Law hook.

We are indebted TO the Attorney General and
Reporter of Tennessee, JonS l. T. SEEED Esq.,
Tor py Of the third volume Of his Reports In the
execution Of this work, he has improved upon any
former volume of the kind published ia this State
lH addition to the usual copious Index, he has en-
HANGED the vslae Of the work as book of ready ref
erenee by carefully prepared "AuaIytical Table
whc wi greatly facilitate the labors of the prsc-
titioHer. Mr. Sneed has asD adopted the plan Of
separating the Law and Equity decisions, and of
reporting each under It's spprOpriste head. Wears
satisfied that the profession will feel their obliga
tons to the able Attorney General Tor the present
work.
The volume contains the decisions made at Knox
vile, S pseaber term 1855 Nashville, d, cember
t,rm, 1856; Jackson, Apr1 term, 1856; and at
KnoKvll. September term lS56-thus bringing the
rports up to the last term fthe Supreme Court at
this place. The book contains 76S pages, and In
its typographical execution il very good-printed
by 9. G Torbett & Co. The binding Is done by j.
c. Fehr OF this city in the finest lAw-sheeP, and
in the most neat and substantial manner. Il is for
sal by Messre. w. T. Berry Co., of this ely.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
GNOhIef,S

hH FANAJEA; one OF he best I1r1y NEEDLES
II IL has become celebrated a general remedy
aud peculiarly ecacioas Ia Colds coughs throat
bronchial affections Dyspepsia eolic daTho cholera AaA
chronic diseases. This remedy Is wonderfully adapted TO
female diseases Every family shoad keep supply Price
81 per bottle and aiberaldiscOaat b. the doz ~ feb3
GOOdlet'S
HEGETABLE LiNiMENf is not surpassed by any oSher
Lnimenl for efficacy. and ha given srzi satsfac
ton TO al who have made;ra Of IL Many experienced
temen declare the best they have An experienced
Physician arms that this Liniment Is decidedly preferable
any other be u prompt in affecting the
ieet designed in ts use well pleasant and the
most ces nly he Price per bottle Keeper
dozen ~. fsh8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23

ASoEHER.-The stables of Rev. A L P Green
near this city on TIE east side of Cumberland river,
were burned down on Friday night last. Two fine
mui' S, grain, wagons, &c, which were in them at
the time, were also destroyed. The loss is som =
thing over $1,000. TIE fire is supposed to have
beer the work Of an ineendiary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-23
SOUTHERN LOT ferry
ON THE HAVANA PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

[ By AwthOrity of the Stale Of Georgia.
This Lottery has only 1900 numbersess than any Lot
terry the world.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
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AUCTION SALES.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES 81
I'll s. FRENCH g. $ ON

IN TUESDAY, MARCH GATH. 1851. at 10 O'Clock, A.
~ NJ will offer for sale in front Of Warehouse cor
ner OF Market and CLARK streets the following Articles %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10
Misfellaufuus.
$50 TIRED"
BY MARY W. STANLEY GIBSON.

MARY W.. STANLEY GIBSON.
sWeary of life? ah no-but of life woe;
Weary of its troubles and its cares!
Willing to rest-because so well know
What draughts the hand ofpassion still prepares
$50 tired !"
A little child came painting in from play:
the other night, and climbing into its mo-
theirs lap laid it's head upon her bosom, and
uttered those two words. I saw the fond
young mother brush the golden hair from
the darling's moist forehead, and press her
lips again and again to the flushed cheeks
The shadows of evening were falling fast a.
round us and the birds had already sung
themselves to sleep Little shoes and stock
ings were drawn off and laid aside-little
weary feet bathed and cooled-a little night
dress took the place Of the pretty blue frock
and white apron, and the boy was quiet
With sigh of satisfaction he nestled closer
in her arms; his blue eyes closed, and her
cradle song grew lower and lower as his
breath came longer and more regularly thro'
his parted lips. Happy sleep of childhood.
She arose and went softly to her own room,
to lay him in his little crib, and [ was left
alone. Heaven knows what memory of a
time when |, too, was cradled upon loving
breast-when the dead mother whose face |
cannot remember, sung to me in the twi-
light-came over me as [ took up the in
fant's cry,
$50 tired!'
A man Of business man whose name
is bond on Wall street. Why should he
lean his head upon his hand and sigh as the
words fall from his lips? Tired of his gay
and busy life, of his elegant home, his fair
daughters, and his fashionable wife? Tired
of these and longing for the little red farm
house up among the hills Of his native home,
where he used to play, bare footed, light
hearted boy? Even so, strange as it may
seem! Yet not so much for the farmhouse,
as for the happiness and innocence that staid
behind it, and which he can never hope to
find in his dusty Office, or splendid home.
80 tired p
She has been loving wife and indulgent
mother. Six strong sons had she reared be-
side that cottage hearth, but the grave has
claimed them all but two, and those the
world has taken. The husband of her youth
died long ago; and to-day, her sixtieth birth
day. she sits alone in the deserted home
stead. To her boys she is the ''old woman" I"
to their brilliant wives "a good old thing,
but SO old fashioned to their homes and
their children almost stranger. Her tears
fall as she thinks of them in the distant city,
gay, prosperous, wealthy and happy yet not
remembering her, on this day, even a line,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

the middle Of October, rather than to sow
twenty days earlier without them. AS to fly,
the later seems to be, without question, the
safer time. The impression that the later
sown wheat is as subject to the attack ofAy
in the spring as that sown early, has not
been sustained by our observation of the past
crop. The field which had most fly in the
fall, has been that which suffered most from
its rayages in the spring. This, we say, is
our observation we should be glad to learn
how far it comedies with that of Others
We would not, therefore, in this latitude,
SOW before the 9Th Of October, but would
have every thing in readiness, to get through
at the earliest possible time after this. The
fallow should be in readiness weeks before,
that it may become well settled by seeding
time. The corn should be cut off and set
up, and every preparation should be made
in advance, which may expedite the work Of
seeding, when once begun.
In conclusion, the wheat growers of Mary
land and Virginia, have had this season an
unusual opportunity of becoming acquainted
with the character and habits of the several
enemies which beset this crop. In some
districts they have been very destructive,
while in others they seem only to have given
notice of their intention to come again. It
is to be supposed, that there has been pick
ed up by intelligent observers, many hints
which might throw such light upon their
ways, as would enable us, in measure, to
prevent or circumvent them. Why willnot
our friends furnish us with any information
they may have gathered?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-09-10

to say, 'sDear mother, love you" This
is her reward for years of toll, and care and
anxiety. She has outliyed her generation,
and when she dies, she will hardly be miss
ed by those to whom she has given health
and strength and life itself. Poor lonely old
woman. Well may the bitter tears fall fast
well may you long to die ! for this is often
the return for love and devotion that have
outwatched the stars, and seen the moon
grow pale!
$50 tired.n'
Yes, turn from the brilliant crowd that
listens eagerly for every word you utter,
fair songstress, and heed what your heart is
saying. Words Of fire may fall from your
rapid pen-your own wild soul may stamp
its impress upon the page before you-the
world may place the crown of laurel upon
your bowed head-but twill be a diadem
of thorns In the heights of triumpA-in
the fever of success-there will come sud-
den pause, and the iron will enter your soul
as you remember that one voice is silent,
and one face still calm, and cold Fame,
wealth, success-oh what are these to hap
4piness? Vanity-vanity all ''vexation Of
Isprlt, and you bow your head and weep to
think it should be so.
$50 tired .'
+ Oh! little child, not yet released from thy
mothers care, it would be better for thee to
sleep in the tranquil sleep Of death within
the shelter Of her arms, than to tread the
path which we are trcading. There are
sharp thorns hidden among the fairest flow
ers-there are treacherous quichsands in
the sweetest valleys. God help thee boy,
for only hand from Heaven can lead thee
safely there. The golden hair will turn to
silver, it may be, and the. blue eye will wear
an anious look, before the painful journey
is half done, and evil shapes will mock and
mutter when thy heart failcth thee, and thy
steps are faint.
so tired -
My boy cling closer to thy mothers breast
For a day will surely come when thy lips
will utter these self-same words, and she
will not be beside thee, to hush thee into
forgetfulness of all thy trouble. God help
thee, then, and lead thee to the only refuge
'where the wicked cease from troubling and