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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity Baildia0 III Rroafpay
TIME assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
entirely cash Of which Ars mil
sir hundred housad dollars invested bond and
the and State of New York valued i
fioas Of doldrs
The entire profits already amounting million siS hundred
dollars the property of tho policy holders.
TERMS
application pamphlets giving every Information
piled applying the the companys
FRED'K s, WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary
SHEPPARD HOMANS Actuary.
MNTURN POST, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
May 26--1yA
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Ell OCulista DE Paris

ID ECIEN llegado esta cuidad tenna ell honor de
II y Ofrecer a los
CABAIIEROS EspANoIES
esoodo Sudo dc Epeueos Lenes Anieoios
larga Vista, Vdo de Aumeno qucrcs apceras Puas
de Oro, que Artculos
Tienda provonamente Eight street.
Precios muy moderados 10 mismo dc Europa.
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FROST KING.

~ WOODWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
Os factory No 3Is avenue between lo, and lb
Sep a-eodtBm
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EOMPLETION of Panama Railroad ad-Reducton

n NOMI OF Iallanla R.lllrOad -ReduchOn
~ OF fare 10 CafrnaUned States mail
York for Aspnwa the 9th and goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from San Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected ard approved Navy
Department and guaranty ysci and saEfy.
Tho Panama railroad al miles
and IL crossed in hours baggage passengers
ctckcd New York through Francisco
embarked ut Panama by the
money paid in New York ali Of trip
Reserve steamers kept New
Francisco detention Of accident
erSirely rrfiaMe
Passengers Panama the day they Aspnwa
Conductors through
and children without other protectors. -tHae
through tickets al the lowest rates apply the agency
West street, New York, to l. W. RAYMOND
Nay S-du
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Scayengers and sweeps not yet nominated.
coNsrABLEs.
VIM Daw, John Dcwdnew James +. Edwards and
David Fl. Lucas, first district,
William H. Tanning and Charles g. Eckloff, second
district
james Ginnaty, third district.
James II. Suit and Patrick Gormley, ,fohrth district
VIM. L. Ross and John Carter, fifth district.
Benjamin 4. Watson, sixth district.
Edward McHenry and Henry Ycatman, seventh district
Hiram G. Narrower Henry Nash, Charles w Arnold
Jacob Ash and Reuben Collins, eighth district
Francis s. Edelin,, Nicholas g. Sanderson James H
Irwin and William Mooney, ninth district
Jno. M. Lloyd, Joseph H. GIL, Josiah Bethel and
Samuel Chipley, tenth district
POLICE MAGISTRATES.
Samuel Drury, first district.
John d. Clarke, third district.
William Thompson, fifth district.
Thomas G. Dom, seventh district.
Patrick McKenna, eighth district
Thomas J Williams, second, fourth, and sixth dis
trcts united
Thomas G. Dom to attend at the Guard house daily
Frederick Augustus Klopfer Chief of Police
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Wisconsin and Minnesota Commission IntcIli
gence and General Land Agency.
q E0RG = FARM A NJ

BsE GEORGE FARNAM
Once Main door TO the Banking House OF Cole Sumner
4 Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin.
/ AM prepared to buy, sell, give information
with regard farms, farming lands to locate
ment lands either with land warrants In Wisconsin or Min
esot attend the selling leasing lands lots dwelling
houses other commission; make collections
taxes, examine ttes collect rents, &c, sc
Particular attention given IOANING MONEY which guaranty
To loan real worth the money
and secure the from twelve
hna security real estate In Wisconsin and Minnesota
an IN New York tor the that lands advancing from
70 oo per cent every year Interest legal Wisconsin, high
as ~ per cent, and in Minnesota there %
All business pronty attended 10 md e
turns IcAod y mail or express, to part Of the
req f-om GEO FARNAM
He refers TO the following gentlemen
Mineral Point Wis Gov Alox w Randall Madison lieut. GOV
+ d. Campbell la Crosse Wis Hon 3 D. Hastings Estate
rempecan WIS., Hon Theo Rodof coeivcr U. Office La
crosse WIS., Hon. Cameron La Crosse, Wis., Judge Lord
do Hon Geo Gall (judec 9th Judicial circnt)
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
Completely Preserpel TO the Groztea Age.

y II
ND who that is gray would not have it restored
IA color bald would have the growth
dandru and itching but would have removed
scrous eupen would be
will also all rmpes from the face and skim Prof Woods
Restorative will do all tlssce circular and the following
20 Amt AnsoR Nov. ., 1855
DEAR Sie have wonderful your
qnack nostru &C. disposed your Restors
category with the thousand and loudly ruAsd
quack emcdes until met lawrence county soo months
such induced the trial OF
Restorative my famiyrst good wife, whose
very entirely wbe and before xhausing of
her hair restored nearly 70 s original beautiful
entirely the head she continues 70 IL sinpy because
effects the hair but because Of ts healhfnl In
head and mind Others Of family and friends
using Restorative with the happc effects therefore skc
and value entirely
removed; cordially aud conAdcntV
all would hair from white
or gray (y original color and beauty
who would have their hair beautiful and
@4 y SOLOMON MANN.
Prof. O.
FRIEND long Bissncid before
got Restorative which order
when concluded 10 try on Mrs
has all that
would do and others Of uy and friends having
consideration claim for H.
A" '''' SOLOMON MANN
CAnLyrx (Iii } June 20, 1852
haye used Pref O. Woods Restorative admired
hair becoming, onght Pfcana
iurcy gray by s
nal color, have doubt, permanenuy III
80 s. BlEEsE, cx senator, ~ 8,
o j. WOOD CO. Propreors Broadway, " Tin the great
NJ v Railing Estabishmen and ia Market street. - lonis
And sold by all good druggists.
Feb I7-eod&wpcow3mos 1 80
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing
INVENTED EUGENIo IATnIA, ARCHITECT NJ $. b A, nc.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
~ and farm buildings Once Gohica Cbappaqua
Westchester county, New York,
june 17--dn
would call the card OF VIM esq
Claims
business connected with
Washington practice
[Neo Fork Daily NeS
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, IL CO.,

Bankers,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal cities Of the world Also
tile credits for usc in Europe, China, &c
Jan 3l--3md
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NTASIIINGTON. ART ASSOCIATION.-.Th Sec.
wv Exhibition o Washington
at the Gallery street. between 18th aud ttb streets
from 10, a. M, to 10, p, m.
Admission principal
bookstorcs and hotels and at the door.
Dec 25-dt
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Miss Christie johnson,
q Kocrros,
IS desirous Of forming classes in elocution in the
schools IN Washington, aud will give instruction TO private
viii give LESSONS TO youths aud profsa-oa. gentle
men and also to foreigners who wish acquire English
Residence formerly Ensls) Fsmal. Sem
mary, corner Washington and day streets Georgetown
Mrs Aaua Cora Rchis Richmond Va
Rev. Stephen p Hill, Washington D..
Grafton Tyier, NJ d., Georxet0wn n C.
t further information apply 70 Blanchard sohau their book
store corner of fcnnSyvanA syenue and Eleventh street
George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of Dssds for all the &ass
NOTARY PUBLIC
May lsly Seventh street. No 400
JAMES j. DICKINs,
NKYAT-LAw, 4l
PATENT, CLAM, AND GENERAL AGENCY
Office Southeast Corner Of SsueM and + streets
NJ SNYDER & SON,
Bankers.
Bank No sss Pennsylvania avnue National Hotel Bllng)
Cry DC
WE receive money on deposite, and pay checks
w without charge collect and bills the District Co
umbs and Alexandria Virginia. and remit proceeds curren,
specie charge exchange
Buy and sell bills of exchange CON- uncurren money! and land
Bonds and stocks buy and sell on commission only
Dec 2-eod3m
George w. Bray,
Collector and Agent for Houses.
RESIDENCE No. asa NINTH STREET NORTH,
Between and streets,
WASHINGT
renting collecting promptly
turns made. Jan 22-d3m
ID H. GII.LET, Counsellor at Law has removed
e his Office his residence in Franklin Row and
Thirteenth lie will principal
ly TO caser in the United States Supreme Court
Oct 2s-du
EBBITT HOUSE.
J. IL. FREEMAN.
Fl street, between streets,
WASHINGTON II. G.
TINHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
Il oughly repaired and furnished with and Superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
depot landing every conveyance
passengers and baggage to the hotel
D'IvERNOIs' HOTEL,
Pennsylvania Arenus ba,oee SUentnh and Eighteenth streets,
WASHINGTON n G.
newly arranged
' and p ssrr pS ass. os ra ssns pssas
s7y supplied liquors
Game and other delcacies IN season
Hot and cold lunch from II o'clock A. until IL, m
Nov
CHARLES 8. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oct 2a-wn Dubuque Ios"a
r j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer office and depot
Is southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington
Ap1ld1yt
-
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Cn,nrrAHE FAm.--lhe fair for the poor at Stott
Hall corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th htrret is
TO be continued the whole week.
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The PoroMAo--We learn that the following number OF
vessels passed Piney Point from September 10 october
2ao ecbooners and 10 sloops. Downward bound
baroues brgs 29l schooners, "a sloops Total, 63i
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Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
II tion Of the public to his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, TOMEHToNEs, ANB MONUMENTS,
establishment north Twelfth and Thirteenth
his employ ether experienced workers hne
marbles, and every other description of
MARBLE MANTEIS OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, aud Of superior quality.
IINTns DOOR AND WINDOW sILs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FT.AGGlNG &c.
fact everything required the marble stone bust
ness, either for utility TASTE for the Ane arts.
description his stock unnecessary but
daily visit his yard where every judge for him.
self
the enumerated articles he has number Of
either the tomb the
himself from Italy these please
the he will manufacture order such be desired
his varied facilities prompness and strict attention to business
lie hopes the expectations OF his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
y street north between Twelfth Thirteenth
Sep 3--d6m
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No. 500. ttf Fs3us
Notice Of tie Posponen Of public sales n Nnnes orered 10
b held BY proclamation No 5s7. ~ s
NYOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
sales Of the vacant public within the late
habrcc or Of the Dacoah Sonx nation
rcrod nv proclauation September
held the Fabaut and Henderson Territory
Nnncsotn postponed
order President 30th August
next prior the sales win
VIZ TffE. a, HtNI>NICkS,d
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
FEBRUARY TO- 1888, ~
Feb Asar1
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Cerldcaes Of packages Of 20 whole tickets .. $3.50
n, do 26 half do ,.,.... l25 90
ID, 40 20 quarter do ............. 82 so
Do do 20 eighth do ...... rs
and certificates of packages the
splendid will receive the prompt attention. and
Of draw will be sent Immediately after over to
al, W from
Address, i, y BuCkEf, Agent
Feb 10 wilmington, Delaware.
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VXTATCH Repairing and Engraving wv Watches,
wv n,ckeepers OF Description
skfuI and warranted Ia perform accurately
Engraving every done the best STYLE including
cut OF arm crcsts, moocs, and initials stone,
- Visiting wedding cards elegantly cpgraved rt printed
~ W. GAIT n Bno,
Jewellers 324 Pennsy enue
Jan se-u Between e,h and sreeta
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y COAIIFI PITCcb
IL reduced point hoy will reach this Dress
silks saw robes scs coaks and embrderies all the entire
N fine placed reduced scale Of prices.
store very superior table linens damasks towels
napkins, doyics pillow linens, and shcetings
Irish superior qualities Al low prices
Mourning goods Iu throughout tho entire
Fine white cambrIcs aoonets aud 1annc large supply,
price only pn hsures hcuce no purchaser s
overchargcd.
We opening any accounts
Al old settled before beginning new ones We are
rious this point.
ourselves right for payment any
bill made date January st lSSs) when we need M
!.
by cash payments Notes will
moi o acceptable
arrangement and general shortening Of cred
it's and the absence Of banking ies suggest the propy e
course We adopt sHH MI
Ills to make cash business VI
possible without disturbing the relations which have existed
between Of customers ourselves for long series o
years.
PERRY BROTIikR,
Central Stores - WI building,
Jan 2s-10tdir opposite Centre Market
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r j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer office and depo
southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington
Ap 1l-d1yt
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Washington Branch Railroad.
Trains tolloos
T EAVE Washington at 6, a. M; g. a. M 8, p m;
Il 20, p m; s. 15, p.
The and and TO- connect directly at
and p Annapolis and at 3, for Frederick and
Norfolk
The g. aud 20 trains are express and stop only at
Annapolis and Washington functions.
The Of Saturday a4 90 only to Fhlade
phm.
On Sunday only train, at A. 20, p.
Jan Fl T. H. PARSONS, Agent,
Warrington Insurance Company
CHARTERED CONGRESS
vINHlS Company is now prepared to receive appl-
i for buildings, merchandise &C. the
without charge for policy their Office
Penn avenue the Washington Savings
y Bayly Samuel Bacon,
Bryan, James +. Halliday,
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Nohun NJ. W. Gait,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE President
q. HANSON Secretary
21--dly IS
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PERSIAN BAIM.-Messrs. Ford Brother, Mt the Me-
ropoan Drug Store corner of llth street and Penn
sylvania avenue have for sale article entitled the
Persian Balm rew preparation for the toilette IL Is
said to be excellent for the complexion for tooth wash
for shaving short for every purpose calculated to i'm
part freshness and purity.
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The AouEpUcr.It is stated that Mr.. McHenry, of
Maryland of the aqueduct engineer corps, is now
engaged with assistants in running the level between
Georgetown and the yard for the purpose of pre-
pairing plans and specifications for the letting Of the
duit pipes between these places may now speed
iy look for the introduction of water into our midst
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BoNAPARrE's WouNDs.-Napoleon showed me the
snarks OF two wounds0ne a very deep cicatree
above the left knee, which be said he had received in
his first campaign OF Italy and 1t was Of so serious
nature, that the surgeons were in doubt whether it
might not be ultimately necessary to amputate He
observed that when he wounded It was always
kept secret 10 order not TO discourage the soldiers
The other was on the toe, and was received at Eek.
null "At the siege Of Acre. continued he, shell
thrown by Sidney Smith, fell at my feet. Two sol
ieTs, who we're close by. SEIZED and closely embraced
ne one ia front and the other on Que side and made
rampant OF their bodies for me- against the effect OF
the shell, which exploded, and overwhelmed us with
sand We sunk into the hole formed by its bursting
one Of them was wounded. / made them both Off
Gers. oae has since lost leg at Moscow, and com
nanded at Nincennes, when LEFT Paris. When he
was summoned by the Russians, he replied that as
soon as they had sent him back the leg he had lost
At MOSCOW he would surrender the Fortress Many
times In my life continued he, have been saved
by soldiers and officers throwing themselves before
me, when was in the most imminent danger At
-Areola, when was advancing. Colonel MeOron, my
alddeeamp, threw himself before me, covered me
with bis body and received the wound which was
destined for me. He fell at my feet and his blood
spouied Up in my face He gave his life 10 preserve
mine Never yet, believe, has there been such de-
Eetion shown by soldiers. as mine have manifested
Tor me- In All my msiortunes never has the soldier
efen when expiring, been wanting to rne-neyer has
man been served more faithfully By his troops With
the last drop Of blood gushing out Of their veins they
exclaimed Niye Emperenr.
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- BRkcR OF PEapLexsD DAaElRs.--Yesterday as
Two atlllelie negroes were engaged rambling about a
bale Of Gotten on the dock, mysterious voice an.
fparing 70 proceed from the Interior Of the BALE ex
3 eaimed 4s4E 8sff
As' Don't toss me about so hardm
Bress de Lord, who dati War you y exclaimed
oe Of the daEkes as both let go their hold and stood
ughast
e Irsidede bale, responded the voice.
= Joe, srj9ined one Of the negroes to his com.
panlon, Dc debH u about sure y and then collect
ing himself somewhat, he addressed the sewed Up
amsu How you come darfr
: Pat Ia dar at the plantation, make oat de las
bale" replied She voice inside.
800 goy Joe, you bear dat What II hackra man
40 ne1t7 Well youse got to 90 along wild de bale h
de cotton press and ION will be packed den safe, y
said Of The knights Of the hook and both set to
Wsfk again al their job.
Just then loud cries Of murder marderiv' pro.
foeeded from the bale, when the darkies, convinced
that de deb was really about dropped every.
thing and took 10 their heels.
The comedy was highly enjoyed BY some friends
VIE were standing around with sig1or Btz, who
had gone down To look after cage of canaries that
came out BY the Florida Savannah Republican.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA 4
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Belt remembered tina. this l7h March 1851 before te
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
ver Secretary Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly according TO law do de-
and that the Just and true, and
correct Transcript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
VI. r. JANYIER, Secretary.
described his 18th day Of March,
A. ID. 1851. @. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest Of six
cash outstanding certificates OF profits
and after the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend Of THTRTY.FOUR PER CENT the net
earned Of the year ending February g. 1851, for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
june 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERR, Vice President.
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BANK OF JAMES ROBE.
CHARTER oF THn nANlk on JAMES

~ RoBB.
State Of Leuana Pdrh Of orleans City Of Ess Orleans.
BE i known that this day, before me, PIERRE CHARLES
CuV ELlEk Notary Public IN and for the parish Orleans
and city Of New Orleans State OF Louisiana aforesaid Only
mssoned anc qualified and in the Of the hereinafter
named and subscribing Witnesses,
personally came and appeared the named
ana undesgaed whs eeveray declared that under the
Ions and o authority Of act Of the Legislature of this State
entitled A. Act to Establish General System Of Free hank
ing m the state OF louisiana approved the fifteenth day Of
nefeh ems Thousand eight hundred and fifty five they do
these presents form themselves into Corporation and to that
end they make aad agree TO the following -s4 l-rr
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIoN:i
Tbs corporate of the hall ha ts FRANK
OF JAMES R0RB'' -
ARTICLE II.
me onee o. the Association carry Of
bsnkns py dscountiHg bills and evidences
aeo tecerng posiis buying serg gold bul-
non so o exchange osnng neney real and personal
secu anu 70 exercise all such incidental
OF may hereafter be authorized by law astrfaf
ARTICLE H.
me place OF business and donicil Of
shA oe located IN the city OF New Orleans parish Of Orleans
ARTICLE Nv.
capital stock Of said Corporation hereby Fixed at the
sum OF x Hundred Thousand Dollars subject increased
~ eresfer provided and in the prescribed by
STOCK divided into six thousand shares Of hundred dollars
ean which shall be paid by the subscribers follows
hh within i've days from tn date Of this act and
Al :. OF before the first Of January next.
ARTICLE ",
residences and number Of shares Of the stoekhod
49, are for declared TO be follows
biec such transfers may he eater be made on
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MILLINERY

IN MRS. i, JEFFERs RESPECT II N
Ssyfuy informs her patrons that she reope ed MA,
s Monday, the sd inst, at her old stand fetA
corner OF Camp and Julia streets large and mag S1
nheent assortment Of PARTISAN MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS.
An extensive variety Of every article in the Millinery bnsi.
ness will be found her establishment AL business entrusted
to her viii be attended to with promptness ma I'm
IN LADIES, A1TENTION!-OU OUR "A "a
* MONDAY, ID November SatGS3
NEW AND RICH MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
VIEW STORE,
Corner Poydras and Carondeet streets
Mrs G. W. ROPER beys leave to inform the Ladies Of New
east corner of Poydas and Carondeet Streets Monday
Venner2 9 large and splendid assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH SILK BONSETS
VELVET BONNETS,
SATIN AND PLUSH BoNNETs,
.-fa RIBBONS
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS
LACE Wells,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c,
which Mrs r. respectfully invites the Ladies' and the country
trade 70 cal anu examine, ms 6m
ssFFN MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHARITIES TE
49, EFT, respectfully informs the Ladies that hIl)
- she has received from Paris rich assortment Of gI
Girls and Chidrens BOnnets and Uapots Of every style;
BuTnOus Cloaks
Maniias, White and Chantiy T.aces
Embroideres, Furnishing Goods
JOuyin Gloves, Artificial Flowers,
Ball Head Dresses
Wedding Wells and wrelths Ribbons
Imitation Jewery,
Childrens Caps etc
H-Dresses etc, attended by skfu seamsross from
fhIlS ia m
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3sm ORLEANS DAILY @rssfsat.
nae careless word.


BY Mrs. NORTON. AZ
A word Is ringing through my brain,
ft was not meant to give me pain;
e had no tone 10 bid il stay,
When other things had passed away
u had no meaning more than all
Which 10 al idie hour fail
IL was when frst the sound | heard
a lightly utter d careless word.
7THst word oh il doth haaut me now,
In scenes of joy, ia scenes OF wee,
Hy night, BY day, in sun or shade,
VIVA the haIfsmiie that gently piayd
&erfoachfuIly, and gave the sound
Eternal power thro life to wound.
There Is no voice ever heard,
50 deeply fixed as that one word. s.
When ID the laughing crowd some tone
Like those whose joyous sound is gone,
strikes on my ear, shrink-for then
The careless word comes back again
When all alone sit and gaze
Upon the cheerful home fire blaze,
So freshly, as when first twas heard,
Returns Chat lightly uttered word.
When dreams bring back the days oil old,
. With all that wishes could not hold.
And from my feverish couch start &
To press shadow to my heart, A
Amid its be ting echoes, clear,
Thai little word seem TO hear;
In vain say. while il is heard,
Why weep ?'tsas but foolish word.
~ COMES ana with it come the tears
The hopes, the joys oil former years
Forgotten smes-~forgotten looks,
Thick as dead leaves on autumn brooks
Ana all Ii ioyless though they were
The brightest things life's spring could share.
OH would to God, ne'er had heard
Thai lightly utter'd, careless word
It was the first, the only one,
OF those, which lips forever gone N
Bfeathed ia their love- which bad for mo J
Rebuke Of harshness at my glee; sf
Aud If those lips were here to say,
= Beloved, let IL pass away
Al then, perchance- but have heard
The last dear tone, the careless word
Oh We who. meeting, sigh to part,
Whose words are treasures to some heart,
Deal gently, ere the dark days come,
When earth hath but for one a home
Lest, musing DER the past, like me,
they feel their hearts wrang bitterly, as15
And needing not what else they heard,
Dwell weeping on q careless world