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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
cLusKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
oh
Encyclopedia.
ByM.W CLUsKEY, Washington n. c.

1t contains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural AID.
Senators Green Douglas and collamer and Nesss Stephens
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
Lecompon, Topeka and Leavenworh Constitutions.
votes on same in each House Essential
apperaning III, ane including President Perces Special
The The Constitution infi Of the United States
Articles Of Confederation. ..f'
%Saihinsssn i f lss ss 49, AsaFess
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1898 and 49,
Lands and able documents against it with full history OF the
President Perces Veto of INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address Of Mr. Faulkner a on tn the subject
President Perce's Message yetong the River and Harbor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon. ,-=
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches Of noted Republicans and Abol-
MI Toombs Boston Lecture Slavery.
Messrs Bnchanans and Williams Letters the Bargain
M MI e. aai aai IS Port Hill address,
President Jaeksons Proclamation against Modification.
Repor. Of Mr.. Davis of South Carolina the Poica
sasbsnsa sneSiiy Espsrt on The same subject
organzao9 and Hen. A Il siuarts Letters signed sdi.
Kennsth speech at Philadelphia in November 1856
and in North Carolina In 1882. '
history of, with the votes on. the various Tariffs.
history the United States Bank Abolition Petitions
Mr., Fllmore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation OF Texas
Opinion public the Of Congress
ritories
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with every vote thereon secionay
classified.
The Compromise Measures Of 1850. ~
Clayton Compromise mH&
Wilmot Proviso
With other things too numerous to mention,
Every subject fully every Congress on
any subject having political Specification, is given.
This book Will the public speaker fully Kansas
and other questions.
Single Copies IS; Club of Six. Sic.
JAS. b. SMITH CO., Publishers,
ms In PhIadeInlis
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best Locations In the Garden District offering excellent OPP
poftuty 70 parties DESTROYS Of erecting dwelling houses in
choice neighborhood =
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
Aucdoneer,
6t Office ii Commercial Place.
TsHURSDAY,Ap April 5, 1850, at IA O'Clock MI.
ton IN. n - y 1850 1850 ~
A CERTAIN SQUARE or GROUND situated IN the Fourth
lstist and comprised within Apollo, Third, Bacchns and
fourth streets, containing p lots, follows, viz:
NO. forms the Of Apollo and Fourth Streets and
feet between parallel lines.
Nos land 6meaure feet inches and lines front
on Apollo street, by depth Of 100 feet.
Nos and adn shove measuring 2S feet inches and
lines front, by depth Of 40 fest.
No forms the Of Apollo Third Streets measuring
g iset inches and Lines front On Apoo BY depth Of
NJ y sna each 80 feet front Third street. ~
No II foms tho of Bacchus and Third Streets and
measures feet inches lines front Bacchus. by depth
Nos Is H. ls IL Is 10 and 20 measure each about the
same front On Bacchus b. depth Of 10 feet No. forming
Nos q and q each about 80 feet front en- Fourth
street, BY depth OF l5o feet more or less.
There very comfortable cottage with an unfinished attic
will he sold with said lots Ill Of which will fully appear
the plan. n 5EiNE E1a 5s3s M
THIS very valuable properly being situated the vicinity
% me dweng and n neghborhood which Is rapidly filling
with respectable population
The ground fenced and fed up feet above the
NJ TERMSOns third cash; balance In one and two years
for notes secured by mortgage property and bearing per
cent interest per annum from date until maturity and Sper cent
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at
pense Of the purchaser. NILS
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AUcTIoHEER
fN,aUHSDAY,A April s, 1850, mt IL O'Clock
M, VIII PC sod In the ST. Charles Exchange as per order
OF me aonorable the Sixth District Court Of New Orleau
the above succession = . 's ~ ~ "'sNet"s y"
FOUE VERY VALUABLE SQUARES OF. GROUND
rantnr ~ Nv sn Y 1sefson and known as Bartheye
,ine IN oE .s, a SQUIRE or GROUND No o.
sg TX sst " inches Lines front the Carroon Railroad
2z iset inches On the lHe Of Boonngdae Al feet inches
street.. - - : $1,000 .'- - s.se.."
y CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND No. GO. measuring
inches front On the Carrolton Rairosd z2T
nces ines on Webster street. inches on Henry
osy sssgs ana "a feet % inches lines Benjamin
.,3 a SQUARE OF GROUND, No 81 measuring
Ieet " front Garr0ton Railroad S4 feet inches
es on hery Clay avenue 56l feet Inch lines on Calhoun
stIee ana "A ieet " Inches lines en- BENJAMIN street
~ q, 4 GEhTAiN SQUARE OF GROUND No 68 measuring
n Ieet ~ inches front On Garr0ton Raroad B73 ees Inches
WIN. ~ sanon street ~ feet inches the line of
street, F n '~' y ' =
1g, TERMS AND CONDITIONS onefonrth cash, and
hs a psines On credit q and three years IN notes a.
~ coupons 70 :uit TIE vendors made by the purchasers
se S 9,o1 os n b y them endorsed with Interest a
sent ron ehte W msurfty paid maturity, per
from maturity TIL fnsi q1daou 10 Sc doiciiiatea ii fbe low
sold = " " .oitsese .pss' - Pt's'''s'
the purchasers. 3 - 800 M III ~ il as :;
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE AT AUCTION OF
valuable Two Story Brick Store and Dwelling Maga-
zine street. near the Market
BY PALEREY 81 CO.,
W. SYER, A ucsioneer-offce, q Camp street
SATURDAY, April q, 1850. MT IL o'clock
~ Nj Of the St Charles Exchange, will be sold at auction
CERTAIN TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND, with all
the thereon comprised within Magazine Richard
and Felicity Streets measuring about Is feet Maya
zine street about feet Felicity street and about %
Richard street The improvements comprise well built two
story brick building with serandah front cistern ec the
lower story being well adapted for Physcans Office apot
ecary grocery and the second story and back buildings
lifted for dwelling The whole in excellent order with ban
quettes each street
This property Il leased until LIST October, 1850
n5-TERMS OF fourth cash. and the balance by
notes Of and years, bearing cent interest
from day Of sale and cent eventual interest," and secured
by mortgage on the property sold.
Act OF sale before A. Maznrau Notary Public the ex-
pense of the purchaser. m3l az
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DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN REAR OF
Second District on the Metaire Ridge, the Park
BY J. B. WALTON.
THURsDAY, April S, 1850, Il IA ss o, 60;

MISUNDERSTANDING, ~ Camp street.
Ell ssSsST hi = ! 'elos.
bounded BY st. Louis Toulouse Alexander and Mnrat
a fssf F s NJ
and 3 81 ss es. "" Inch q ss nehe'
an s6 Si o K 10 ss,s. Tass
streets each % fsst 'front.' By Isl inches snd
nFTRREso cash; balance IN ons and two year.
y ss psr ee na a q % 70
Sss u sss ssss ss g sr Ss,.s Ts.rv
EXTENSIVE SAL SALE oE RAPIDLY IMPROVING PROP
tsnity for secure Investment easy TERMS without
BY J. B. WALTON,
- Aucsioueer- Once. 10 Camp steeet.
e. q AHa d. 4 ssc "a g. "a, Selos
" suction e following described derse Squares and Lots il
' c Ii III sss ss Fill Dsssrses.
ill., hMS II. oa sss d ssa5s9 N y s s p.,s q s
Rsr sss f fss, assnas " ,hs 70.
depth q ies feet inches Lot No forming the corner Of
SIX LOIS oF GROUND, in The First District Of hiscity
~ The square beunded By Canal Gasquet Rocebaye Dor
No. fs lie y rn e asd u sss q
ana measures Y fest inches front Canal depth
Lots No and adon each other and measure each n fees
ces front on Canaf street. by depth of 100 10 inches and
Yet Nc Y measures "a CT nese. on Gasaet street,
Lots Nos q 3 adon each other and measure each n
sst inches front on dasquet street. BY deph los feet 10
It No q forming corner Of Gasquet and Rochebax,
s. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fins. Di.,r,c, Of nj.
bs s s sesAsbye and
Lots Nos aud adon each other AID measure each "a feet
saa assss s 4 ~ ss =
IN me- en- Il
depth Of u fsst inches snd ne aad i
LOIS ss as e. e s a. ! ss.s
s So g q nsasse s S Sc &
yeyoT measuring on each Gasuct and Palyrs streets III
feet inches and Hines '''se's ''s
second District.
s. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. In The square bounded 81
Ssna u y 81 h Gavez end Miro streets designated
s ~ issns hs v Canal ua eslyes streets
g1 ss 4 n ~ IS. ae q ss MA; s,ss SET
feet @ q 81 ds e. IL each
Lot No 2 2 INCHES font on Calves street. BY
SIX LOIS 81 Sssi sTS se thereon
K e ssa y Ss e r
81 csns sn Rsess 4 s Lo NJ ans N
r % as \ IL; ,a Nd ass
y fsst Ede Spsn.ng q RoshsbAve street and
house back buildings These are well iied and cult
81 sIss s.fs, being sis %
dsasassd Nos inclusive A1u '0''0''s
st "a the g me III Loa snd q Antos,
Louis street BY depth and front Of lis fest 2nces lines
Lots Nos inclusive ad,oi eac, other and measure zach
II tee y inches front on 81 Louis street BY depth Of iS feet
Io No 70 forms The Of n Ionis Streets
depth and front q lis feet inches lines on Bsrna
e ssGsdG Int. a9s e asa as
street BY depth and front Of IN feet ii inches and
Lots Nos ~ Y inclusive each nehe
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SUCCESSION OF GREER B. DuNGAN-sALE OF THR
Eli sao o and Te
sehols Tee Also Pew n 81 Paa
BY PALFREY Il Col
VIZ. syER, Auctioneer-Ofice, No. n Camp street.
4! A ri d. II
virtue three orders Of the honorable the SECOND DISTRICT
I'd hss s
Of the succession Of Greer b. Duncan deceased will bs
l. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
buildings and improvements thereon situated in the hall
depth Of il and lessF Ieaeh
The comprise the threestory brick building No.
Exchange Alley rented for law offices at the rate Of
'eSa GERTAfN PORTION OF GROUND, With all the
buildings and situated n the half square
s
tcmhoss street BY 0 feet y and front o.
cans Buiiangs West side ONCE second floor
sold subject the aspfrnet II favor of james accon
ne Ell H1l Ii + o asTfos' 81 s aaousD lately
by deceased together with all the buildings and
sns h s s ana
ated ID The First District 81 this city N the bounded By
81 the No L on plan II 81 AT Hedn dated December III 1852
deposited ii the office IF II O. siaIke Notary Public in this
lines front Apollo street the each q Euterpe and
streets and the dimensions the rear line
built mansion large kitchen hst house fine coach
house and s.abng gardens stocked with the choicest
and offices requisite for gentlernans residence
Said properly be delivered 10 the purchaser month after
j. Pew No. 10, st. Psul,s Church.
fourth cash balance credit Of and years,
purchasers notes bearing interest at cent from date TO
urity and thereafter at cent until paid and secured by
special mortgage upon. the property sold. 60
The are to be kept insured by the purchasers
Acts ef sale before C. cuver notary public at the
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BOOKS STATIONERY, Etc.
BY ANsEL EDWARDS,
r. ARKffELD, Auctoneer.
Store So St. Charles street
THIS EVENING, and every weekday eye
ming during the business season. at early gasght VIII %
sod-
general Of Miscellaneous Books Of choce stand
ard literature the Science the Fine and
Useful Arts, History, biography Travels Voyages etc., ETC.
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ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT ON CAMP
street, yenient to business and the Pania
nbus Line, At Auction.

nibus Line, at Auction. =
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-offce 40 Camp street,
SATURDAY. April 4, 1850, at IL O'Clock
will be sold N
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements thereon
N The First District Of this city in the bounded by Camp
yana Erap and Thelia streets measuring according to
feet inch and lines front Camp street. 50 10
inches In the about % inches depth the side line
next to Erao street. and about 1903 feet inches and lines
the other side line, nearest TO Tbalia street.
The improvements this lot consist of Cottage
House, containing four cabinets back gallery and
back building containing also four rooms c rented
at S25 per month.
n-TERMs-o cash balance in and two years
credit in the notes of the purchaser his bearing
interest at the Of cent from day of sale
maturity and per cent thereafter pnnctnay paid with
SPECIAL the property sold until final The
buildings to be insured the satisfaction Of the vendor by tho
purchaser, and the policy transferred the vendor.
Act Of sale before Tkeo Gayo ESQ., Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchaser. az
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AUCTION SALES.

Forte. At suction, On account Of departure.
BY PLACIDE J, SPEAR.
Aaesioneer--0Hce, "a Chaftres st.
fIsHUMsUAx. the 9Th inst, at ha1f-past
ococK on the premises Bourbon street between Ear-
racks and Hospital streets ID account Of depaste viii HI
sold = R'*s go y
The Furniture contained IN said dwelling consisting In part
snvgany Amoir do Bedsteads do. Hooking Chairs Bn
srgs Maogany Esss1saa Tsbls day Clock bronze
Two splendid and large French Looking Gssse Cnrtaing com
sary equipments. ' vas" ~ ' 'e'
And
HS~TERMS--Casb. - e' i"'e't BYE. Ia
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Thc most thrilling Of all modern Miracles embracing in en-
tenhing semhlnson q Eighty Thousand Movig and Acting
Mo1eis OF Men, HofseA and AnmAls No exhikitiQu
world has created profound Fancpccn wss
exhged IN London to tho nobility krsocraey gentry for
period Of sixty consecutive nights.
y not panoalna painted few hundred feet Of fat
canvas put II STARTLING and faithful
Iences Ieenaced with
~ gtrsE s: the correct motion and
vot,on O. tn No description shadow or tn
reality Of this Triumph and wonder n fe 49, n
r. ths most cepss and expensive ronpen 81 M ever N
Exhibition every night at O'Clock. safrr
Grand Midday exhibition SATURDAY, al II O'Clock NJ
Doors open one htHr previous.
No exhibition Sunday night. ~
Prices Of Admission, Children Servents Is cts
a nna Band Of Music IN atendance.s
az ct D. O. LARUE. AGENT.
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J. 3. WALTON.

DEsIEA hLE SQUARE or GROUND IN THE SECOND
Dsc'' on The Aetae Ridge, the Park, Auction
BY J. 3. WALTON.
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN ONE OF THE
pcs locaons in the Garden District offering excellent OPP
choice neighborhood. = !
nv rrrr = ~ nI,,rrr- =,
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NEW ORLEANS GAS IdGHF coxrANT,
March D., 1860.
HS- Notice to Gas Consumers Such ar
rcnens have been made In regard to preparing buildings
the Of Gas that all persons wishing their houses fitted
apply directly the gas Filter, who will attend the whole
matter He will have the service for introduced into the
his bill He will have the pipes inspected and deliver the
tifcae OF inspection to the person employing his.
The presentation OF this certificate at the Office
Of the Company when his building is ready and compliance
with the rules will his meter by the Company and
the gas supplied without delay.
The mster will be- heretofore supplied free of charge but
the setting the connections will be charged
mo In N. O. j. TIsDALE. Treasurer
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~ a. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Fixtures No Hassis Row saz Magann so ali or
dsrs entrusted him Stores Dwellings, ete htsed up
and On reasonable terms. As -
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NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 4
March 30 1860
E8~N0tice to Stockholders - A meeting OF
the Stockholders Of lh Company will be held At the Office l21
Common street TUESDAY, list Of May next at IL o'clock
NJ deliberate the rejection of OF
the last Legislature extending the charter Of this Company
BY order of the Board e.:
MR. tnyl r. N. WOOD. President
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H0-State Normal SchooI-The Third AM
naf session OF This institution will be opened SATURDAY,
the It'll April at 4. NJ nthe building Clio street, between
ST. Charles and Pfytana Streets First District.
Applications for admission thereto must state the fun name
residence scholastic anteceents and social references Of the
applicants be addressed To the Executive Committee
the State Normal School, and left with the undersigned Sec
Rotary, No. "a City Hail.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
ni29 tai WILLIAM O. ROGERS, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.

THURSDAY. 5th inst. at III o'clock A..
NJ, tie Ieyee fs District, feot Of Lafayette street.
for OF whom may concern will be sold
very and beautiful Sail Boat saved from the wreck o.
the barge Crystal Palace
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HS-Merchants' Lodge No. ~, I. o. .. f.,
meets In Room No. Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday
ming O'clock The following brothers elected officers
for the present term
Geo. H. Grief N G.; W. Irving Hodgson, " G.. i; H. NJ.
Isascon Rec Secretary; L. A. ADAM Per Secretary A. j.
French.
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AartitlIar gHotifes.

New Orleans, April O. 1860.
H3-This Bank viii be closed ON the Gth in.
sauGood Friday Obligations maturing on that day should
be Thursday which offering day for Saturday
ab2t AT II. KEREf0N, Cashier
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SUCCESSION Of DoMINIQUEF BURTHE AND LOUISE
Delord serpy, his wife, deceased.
BY D. e. MORPHY.

.-rEeN ons beautiful Plano Forte, latest style.
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q
A CARD....................... CARD.
DR.. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the unrivallsd CANCER DOC
TOR who many years has been located Graver street.
In the vicinity Charles Hotel has removed his ocs to
No, % BARONNE STREET. between Common and Canal
pos this Lafayette Car Landing where he prepared to treat
all diseases which he processes cure viz CANCERS In
thsr worst forms, sCALD HEAD, WHITE SWELLINGS and
ULCERS, of every description.
Specimens Of Ucerous Tumnrs extracted from PATIENTS can
Dr. Reynolds office and references to Of
prominent standing in this and other States OF the Union who
successfully treated Dr. Reynolds will be given to
all who have any doubts Of the efficacy Of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty OF the United States Of
Annerca mr. Eprone IN exceI his enres as Inns
HsO THE PUBLIC-MR. DANIEL yANCOURT hay.
Ing been discharged BY me ~ my Deputy warn my one
paying him money In his late capacity Deputy Consa
BILE and also from having any business with MN IN
my name w. II. WATEks..
as 81 Constable of the Second Justices Court
a. FOR HIRE-A No. CARPENTER and JOIN
FR-sober industrious and capable
q a ap e. at No 40 CAMP STREET
FOR RENT-rHE Two-sroRY Frame House
f s7 Magazine between Edward and Tnalia sts
a Afp' " $. JONES 4 CO.. 81 Grayier street
MEMPHIS PACKET
LaA COMPANY seasaasis7
Inauguration OF Clay Monument.
The Memphis Company will for this OCCASION issue
Tickets Of their Boats from any pon, on the river e
New Orleans good o 7th to 18th Of April return.
ing good from 18th TO 18th April
will Issue Tickets they can be had at the ofces
ii 81 j. ii. FRELIGH, General Agent
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JOIN RASDoLPHs SARCASM

4 K q. 800 p 49, = ).
RANDoIPHs sarcasm was always with
ering, and sometimes his very look, Of
even silence, was annibilating. "A gen
stloman once related TO INC an anccdote
which 1 have not seen in print, A mem.
Der OF the lower house, from Virginia,
bad recently died. With this gentleman
Randolph was on very friendly terms.
His successor was elected in part, ais was
said, from his holding up the idea that, if
elected, lie would 3,chastise John Ran
dolph into his senscg.' .l,:, FIJI VIII
This braggart had not been in his seat
but a few days, when he sought to redeem
his pledge by making furious attack ON
the gentleman from Roanoke. He was
in tall tide of angry defamation when the
object of his abuse entered tile House.
On taking bis seat lie barely looked at
the speaker, aud then began q hasty per.
usal OF the newspapers and documents ON
his desk. All expected q reply and rare
sport us a matter of course, hut they
were, for the time, disappointed Some
days after, however, when the House, the
Hobbies, and galleries we're full, Randolph
obtained the floor to speak on some reso-
lutions then under consideration. In the
course of his remarks he took occasion 10
speak in the most complimentary terms Of
his friend, the deceased member, whose
seat was then occupied by his successor, a
large portly man. With inimitable slo-i
cution, which hushsd tile House Into the
most perfect silence, he turned to the
seat occupied by his rude antagonist, and
said in his bland and most seorching irony,
II allude to my esteemed friend from Vir.
ginia, lately deceased, whose seat Is still
vacant. As his incomparable emphasis
fell on the word VACANT the death-like
silence was dispelIed by the most tumlI.
tnous laughter, deGyipg oil control, in
which friends aud foes alike jpiaed. The
effect Of this adroit inuendo was SO killing
to the principal victim that he resigned
his seat in the body in which he had so
boldly proposed to chastisc John Kan
dolph. ~. !. "a z@.5sss:.
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5slariea lyastrg.
DE- GUIDE TO YERE MrrHER.

~ II ~. s n
Bs eude to yere mith.r -ye ance were 4 balrn,
An stood At her knee ycrs bit lesson to learn,
The lesson she learn d were ma lessons d, art,
Hutso nature an truth preniit deep on the
ea heart, 81 .t At i.E
WI the sangs q laugsyne she wad hush ye "a
&, rest,
Asshe faldit yeeiose 70 her loyelowing breast
An : prayer wad breathe to the Ruler o. a. !,
That he'd care for her wee ane when she gaed
(, ltsiH ava. t
Re guide 70 yere mithsrl her autumn is near,
An the flowerso her lumnsr are faded an.
s.t sere; ": !, iss /. q b !. s4s..,. e h Y
Whom the shades ., the gloamin' are sklentin'
tho NIGHT,
The starnies she kindled should gle her their
licht, Il. 4. /. (. Is ii
Ar guide 4 her steps. when, her blithcsom
days game, &: 4. <s
She wades thro' the snaws O. this cauld waTl;
a ~, aiane; 81. :.: ... Ri.
When the dark sluds o cid are begfnnin'
49, 70 a., u, d: ~ I. w
9 trihgo them VII lieht aye TIL she gangs ava.
Deeudo toyere mither--an let ma the win
o'poyerty here hor grey head to the grun
Aye shield herfrae skaith a, bald her frae
canld, sif# II t.
And.keep her q snug when she tlozenn't an
7 3tati auid, "A u gs
Ysre hame may be noeht but clay biggit
tsaa dwaIlin',
Yet gle her the coolest neuk In we're hallin',
Anf heaven viii send ys the best thing o. a,
Amither's last blessin' when she gangs ava
-ffaH j. @. SIXTH.
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VOL ii.
CULTIVATION. on TEMPER.

happily we are born or 4 rcod.na-
tnrei u liberal education has formed n
ls 2 generous temper and disposition.
well.regulated appctites and worthy ip..
ellnations, lis well for as, and So indeed
we esteenlit. But who Il there endsa-
,yors 70 give these to himself. 81 ID "a.
vance bis portion Of happiness IN this
kinds Who thinks OF improving or IS
much Of preserving his share. IL 4 world
where y mnst 81 necessity run So great 4
hazard and where We know an honest mn
tnre is 50 easily corrnpteda An other
things relating to us are preserved with
care. and have some act Or economy be-.
longing to them; this which Is nearest re-
lnted 70 us, and on which our happiness
depends, Is alone committed 10 chance
and temper i the only thing uneoyerned.
while i governs all the rest.