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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
Franc, ana england ON the Italian question.

TIE following were The propositions submitted by the
British Cabinet to the French government IN regard to
a5s.aas from future intervention in the affairs Of Italy
France and Austria shall renogucc Intervention for
the future IN the internal ajrs o, Italy, unless called
90 employ &c 0y the unanimous assent Of the great pow
Urs.
g. The Euperors government shall, come to under
standing With -ae Holy Father go cyacustc the Roman
States when the re0r- luizl-on OF his army shall permit
aud when our troop. cam De Withdrawn from Rome with
ON, Danger 90 Che maintenance OF order Oar army shall
also gai. tle north oil I.a.y Within suitable period.
a. I.e Internal organization OF Neuela shall be leit
Ol- of rhe pale of negotiations Of the powers.
f. Finally, t.e King o.! Sardinia shall bee invited by
t5e government tthe Emperor aud by that OF H. NJ.
acting u coaceG not TO send troops iu-o Central ltay
11. tine d.rcat states ami PROVINCES by new vote OF
tl.r assemblies after election shalt have so,emuy
declared t.ei7 wishes, and U those assemblies should pro-
u01ace il favor oil annexation France and Great Britain
shall no .ous. oppose che entrance Of Sandman troops
Tie reply was made by Count Thouvenci through the
French ambassador 40 Loadon. He saw 10 difficulty in
ae way Of accejug to the rsr second and third pro-
Positions bu, the Emperor could not in good faith take
o fourth into consideration vi,hoatf frs. comforting with
Austria
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

4 CuFFrIV3 SIGuT-Iu connection VI-1 tUe ilct that
"g.toa o., Eu. iu our city, or is 20 be hereafter
mention % circumstance that would have eadiened the
,r. cf many our citizens 0ho have patiently waited
tor wears ul-t for tie promised good tine coming, If
they lad gc.u present yesterday TO see the sight Late
l th. afternoon we sa approaching ourhlrbor from the
sa. % propeller s,c.,.t. h.viug on board o!erah'e
rre .runs of COTTON. aud immediately behind her
very large hs-e, loaded down nearly 90 the gguwae-
,. tho sumo staple v.cl was piled unon her deck some
-. us ,-.. ..el l-H aad following her "as ano,hcc
which appeared 90 have cargo of corn 10 berh hold with
deck load oi cot.ou and s- another with cotton stack
,i up a- high she could Wei carry &C. w. thought TO
ourselves on -egar Ills sight, surely Che Mississippi must
ave broken loose and cupled her cotton into Norfolk
Instead OF New Orleans We have been since assured that
t5ercis "r'euty more where this came from and re-
recscJ q our merchants if they Will visit The plant
rs Of that section oeuer that such sights will be-
come every lav occurrences.
Cotton is King hurry up those Cottoa FACTORIES
Norfolk Nl. B.oL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

The bill regulating special licenses then came up as
the special order Of the day and discussed by Mr.
ROBINSON of Richmond, with marked ability, and at
considerable length After his speech, the further con-
,idcration postponed till to-day
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter of the town of Salem, in Roa
nokc county releasing the securities of r. h. Hopkins
late sheriff Of Upshur county.
On moiou the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
"a CHANCE FOR PHYSICEANsu

DONE DUST-For sale the James River Bone Dust Fac
Tory just Andesons roll ng MILL the Canal low for
cash by mh6-c2t W. II. LANKFORD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

communication from the Executive enclosing the
various statements Of the Banks OF the State for the
quarter ending the Slsj December last, ordered to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
STOCK IN NEW YORK WAREHOUSE.
The receipts of Tobacco at Richmond February, this


The lnpeconi OF I'o'e Iobaleo' gIAt' U0Izs' 1 '0'
periods follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
THE TROUBLES ON THE RIO GRANDE.

vigorous efforts were being made m the Legislature
pass resolutions asking Congress to dissolve the n
unction against the New Almadan quicksilver mines
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
Democratic Platform.

Rcfofred, That the platform adopted by the De-
HiUcr'tIc party at Cincinnati be affirmed wnh the
following resolutions:
/, Resofrcd, That the government Of a Territory
or-sa'Zrd by an act OF Congress is Provisional and
;einPorary, ant duriIg lis existence all citilrns al
''r nIled States have an equal right TO scule with
t.tIr property 10 a Territory without their rights,
t'ihtf"t person OF property, being destroyed or In-
rH.'St by Congressional or Territorial Legislation.
= EesOiced, That il is the duty OF the Federal
Si'r' ln'eni IN all ITS departments TO pTUtrcI, wh-u
necessary, the rights OF persons aud property in the
Territories aud wherever else iIs Constitutional au.
th0riiv extends.
3. Resdfred That when settlers in a Territory
.'a'ias an adequate population 10 form 3 Stale Gov,
~iitutiOn, the rights uf Sovereignty commence, and
beng consummated by al admission INTO the Uui.
en- liey stand On az equal footing with tie people
ei otiier States; and that n State thus organized
ought 10 be admitted into The Federal Union, ~he-
'h"r lis constitution prohibits or recognizes the III.
stitution Of slavery.
l. Resotred, That the Democratic party are in
favor OF the acquisition cf Cuba on such terms as
sl.aii be honorable To- ourselves and Just 10 SPAN. Of
The earliest practicable moment.
D. R~esotred, That The enactments Of State L..
Sisiatures 10 deieat the faithful execution If the Fu-
gi'Ve Slave law are hostile in character 20 aud sub
versive Of the Constitution and revolutionary in rh-ir
Effect.
.. RESOLVED, That the Democracy Of the United
STATES recognize It as al imperative duty of this
Government to protect Bsturalized citizens ia all
their rights, whether at home or in fnrrign lands, t.
the same extent as native-born ~citizens.
And whereas, One OF the greatest necessities Of the
age, IN q political, cOmmercial, postal and military
point OF view, ~ a SPEEDY communication between
the Pacific and Atlantic coasts; therefore, be It
Z. ResOfred, That the National Democratic party
do hereby pledge themselves to use every means in
Iheir power TO secure the passage Of some bill To The
extent OF the constitutional authority of Congress
Tor the construction Of a Pacific Railroad, from the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

~ The lengthy monition in to-day's
paper, coming in at a late hour in the
week--the French Of which devolved
upon us to perform-has not only con.
siderably up set our usual style of get.
ting up what we consider readable
paper under any circumstances, but il
has kicked into pi, for want of a means
of fruition, several brilliant political
ideas, caused by the rapidly advancing
popularity of our nominees, but which,
through the necessity of mechanical
over intellectual action, in an hour Of
need, are lost we fear to our readers and
to the world! They will, however, un.
doubtedly survive so cruel misfortune.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

WALKER " lIoNDURAs.-ln our last
we published an account Of the taking Of
TruXillo by Gen. Walker. lie had three men
wounded, but he killed fifteen of the enemy,
and after half an hours hard fighting, TOOK
the fort, with sixteen cannon, among them a
"a FOUNDER and a brass IL FOUNDER, 125 stand
Of arms, 1900 lbs. Of powder, and a quantity
Of clothing, provisions, &c. He says he can
hold TruxillO for four months against any
force that can be brought against it lie is
acting in conjunction with Cabanas, a Hondu
rean. The cause Of his attacking Truxillo,
or the cause OF his INVASION, may be learnt
from his proclamation, to be found on the first
page.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

NEW GROCERY Firm, New ORLEANS
We perceive that our old friend, BENZ. G. AID.
ANS, Esq, has associated himself in the whole.
sale grocery business with that experienced
grocer and sterling business man, GEORGE +.
WrrrE, Esq, who in the grocery business is
so well known in New Orleans At their c.
adjustment u and II Front Levee, between
Bienville and Customhouse streets, planters
and others may calculate to a certainty upon
having their orders strictly filed with the best
Of articles at the cheapest rates.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
PRoFEssOu HENRY 5. TAYLOR VI. ID.

IT TELLS YOU How To attend upon the suck and how
to co X Tor Them; how to prepare
Drinks, Foulpr->, Sc, aud how to
guard against iectron from Con
I gious Diseases.
1T TELLS YuU OF the various diseases 81 Children, and
gives the best and simplest mode
oftreatmrni during TeeihIuC. Con-
yulsIOns, Naccinatirn, NhOuplng-
cough, Measles. sc.
IT TELLS luU The symptoms Of Group, Cholera In
fantum, CoiIc, DrarhGa, Worms,
Scaled Head, RiuEworm, Chicken
PoN, &C, aud gives yuu the best
remedies for thcIr cure.
IT TELLS You The symptoms OF Fever and Aguc. aud
Bilious, Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet
and Oth"r FcyrTS, and gives you
the best and simplest remedies Tor
their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Influenza, ConSump-
ton, dyspepsia, Asthma, DropSy,
Gout, Rheumatism, LumbagO, Fry
sIpelas, &C, aud gives YOU the
best remedies Tor their cure
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Cholera Morhus, Ma
IgnaHt Cholera. Smallpox, DyseB-
terry, Cramp, Disease Of the Hlad-
der, KldGcys aud Liver, aud the
best remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS lOU The symptoms Of Plcuri>y, Mpmps,
Neuralgia, &~popiexy, Iaralys us, the
various Diseases " tie Throat.
Teeth, Ear aud Eve, and the best
remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The symptom, II Epi.cpsy, Jaundice,
Piles, Rupture, Diseases If the
Heart, Ucms"rrhaCr, Nenerral
Diseases, and IIylruphobia, and
gives the best retedIes Tor their
cure.
1T TELLS YOU The hest and simplest Treatment for
Wounds, Brohca l'uars aud Di>ln-
cations, Sprains, ~.OckjaN, Fever
sores, White swelling, Uicrrs.
WhItlov,, Buls. ScUNy. Burns
aud Soroiula.
VI TELLS YOU or the various diseases peculiar To
Women, and gives the best and
simplest remedies for their cure,
together with many valuable hints
for the preservation Of the
health.
me work - written IN plain language, free from medi.
cal terms, so rs 10 he easily understood, while it, simple
recipes may soon save you many times the cost of. the book
ills printed "a n clear and open type; II IL illustrated with
appropriate engrasings. aud will be forwarded 10 your sd-
dress, neatly bound and postage pad, on receiPtof 81 90
$1,000 A YEAR eau be made by sS,srpri.
selling the above work, as our Inducements TO all such arc
very liberal.
For single copies IF the Book, or for terms t. agents,
with other Information, apply to or address
JOHN L. POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6r7 SAMSON ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
For President,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF Kentucky.
For Vie President,
GEN. 10. LANE,
OF Oregon.
Presidential Electors.

ld Electoral District.-Judge OCTAVE ROUS-
SEAU, Elector-PlERRE LALOSTE, Sub-Elec-
tor.
I'd Distrit-BERNARD AVEGNO, EIector-
q. ID. HANCY, Sub-Elector.
20 pistriet-rRASIMOND LANDRY, Elcctor
F. =. GOODE, Sub-ElectOr.
All District-B. II. SHINES, Elector-JULES
lEBLANC, Sub-El-ctor.
oh Distriet-JULES &. OLIVIER, Elector-J.
*. EIGEE. Sub-Elecior.
GA Disriet-W. NJ. LEVY, E!ecior-W. r.
lEGh. Sub-EiectOr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE TO ADDRESS THE PEO-
PLE.-It will be seen by the correspondence
in another column, that Mr.. Breckenridge
through urgent solicitation on behalf of his
friends Of the Congressional District where
he resides, has consented to address them at
q Mass Meeting to be held at White Sulphur,
Scott county, on Sept 5. lie was solicited to
do so, that he might have an opportunity of
repelling some of the many bastard ACCUSE
tons, through the eloquence Of truth, which
have 50 unju,tly and unfoundedIy been cast
against him since the beginning of the can
vass. 1t is an idea cmirentIy proper and just.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

The AcADIA.-We have had the plea
sure of a trip on this swift and handsome new
packet. She is but little inferior to the swift.
est, even now. Capt. VINCENT handles his
craft with the dexterity of a Balize pilot. She
lands and leaves with scarcely any perceptible
stoppage. In board, at the desk, our young
and handsome friend, ALcEE GRASS, 'flls the
bill' with equal perfection, at the desk and
at the head of the table, which is excellent,
and the servants polite and attentive.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

ssrMr. Anthem, box 1861 Philadel-
phia Postofice-we have no use for your
"cards," nor any inclination whatever to 60
into the business Of handling such a pile, or
splitting rails" in such a fashion. However,
try others-you may have better luck with
other tdstes-with that Of our friend of the
Sugar Planter of West Baton Rouge, perhaps.
He will go his pile" on Bell il he won't on
Douglas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

u We respectfully inform Mr.. c. Peirce
advertising agent, ll2 South Third street, Phi.
IadeIphia, that not knowing him and never
having had any dealings with him, We decline
publishing Colbert & Cos advertisement up
on the conditions stated. Ifhe thinks hard Of
this, he must attribute it to the rascally ad.
vertlsing agents at the Esst-S. NJ. Pettengill
d Co, of New York being the only honest
firm We ever had anything to do with. Why
should you not pay us in advance, instead of
us trusting youi DR.. Young's advertisement
cannot be inserted upon any terms.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

New ExcHANGEs.-We have received
and appended to our exchange list, " new
papers-that Of 1.-THE News Boy" by Mr..
Bacon, published in Algiers and that Of the
"Civic Guard" by Mr.. HAKGIs, just started
at Houma. The latter is for Bell and Everett.
We have also received that sterling Demo
cratic journal the Mobile Tribune, for which
we thank the publisher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
MOVITIOE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-PARoIssE
IL D'bERviLLE-CoUR DU Gene DISTRICT.
Louis Desobry, ST., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desobry, Jr. No. 1854. Pour
une Mention.
TEtai de la Louisiane ct la dite COur, a
tOus ocaz que celia oOnoerne-SAIur
Atte,du que Lonis Desobry, ST., Henry Desc
Dry, jr, tous residents de la paroisse snsdite, a
une vehte judiciaire, faite en- la dite paroisse d.
lberyiIe, sur rhabItation ci-apres decrite le 3me
jour d. Mars dernier, 1860, par Joseph II. En-
win, d.pute sheriff de la dite paroisse. Ell vertu
dun dEcret de cette Hon. cour, rendu dans faf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
AnnpRss OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE

ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMUNICATIONS readers can well ina
CINE the expense and trouble we have
gone to this week, in giving them the
able and truthful Address, in n issue,
of the National Democratic Executive
Committee, at Washington, to the De-
mocracy and People of the L. States
We have no time to comment upon 1t.
1t is a most powerful and convincing
document to the seekers after
nished truth. 1t shows who are the real
lovers of their country, and which De
mocratic Convention gave to its nomi-
nees the greatest number of bone fidc
votes. Read it friends and pass it along
to those who love the truth.
We will continue with Mr.. Breckin-
ridges Biography next week. Our De
mocratic friends can rely upon it that
we will spare no expense nor cxertiOns,
within our means, 10 advance the cause
in which we are engagcd-we only ask
that they too, like us, will put their
shoulders to the wheel, and the 18th of
November will be a glorious day to
them, to us, and to thousands !
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

rs-We regret to say, that we were
obliged to leave over the Council Pro-
ceedings, handed in late this week-not
too late, however, had we not in hand
legal and important advertising matter.
The only interest relating to the pro-
Ceedings were the following J. L. Pc
tit and n. Valegas were appointed to
look after the INDECENT OF our town and
relieve their necessities ; DR.. Hall was
elected town physician, at a salary of
500 a levee committee appointed a
tax of l6 cents on the 500 ordered a
Town Hall ordered to be built.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

No HELP For IT.-Some of tue adver.
tisements of our patrons are again laid
over this week. There's no help for it
under the circumstances-but they are
the gamers in the end.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
.NOHTTEON.

STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
Louis Dcsobry, Sr., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desobry, Jr.-Nu. 1354-For a
M0NlTl0N.
The State Of Louisiana end said Court,
to all whOm IL may cOHcern-GREETING:
WHEREAS, Louis Desobry, SEN, Henry De-
sobry and Louis Desobry, jun, all residents
Of the parish Aforesaid, at a judicial ssle made
at the said parish of Ibervllle, on the planta.
ton hereinafter described, on the third day Of
March last. eighteen hundred and sixty, by
Joseph H.. Erwin, Deputy Sheriff Of said par
ish, under and by virtue Of a decree of this
Honorable Court. rendered in the matter of
the partition suit No. 400 Probate, therein pen.
ding, entitled George NJ. Barnes, Ext. Of Sedley
NJ. Lynch, Henry and Louis Desobry, jr., and
bearing date the 26th day Of January, 1860,
and upon the following terms and conditions,
to-wit: The sum Of Forty Thousand Dollars
cash on the day of sale, and the balance of the
price payable in three equal annual instal-
ments at one, two and three years credit from
the day OF sale, the purchaser to furnish his
notes in coupons to the heirs and the parties,
payable at the Citizens Bank at New Orleans,
and TO bear interest at the rate Of eight per
cent. per annum from date till paid, and Sc.
cured by mortgage on the property sold, and
that the first Of said notes falling due shall be
secured by one good and solvent endorser.
The whole OF the hereinafter enumerated
and described property, to. wit
!. A TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTA.
TON, established and cultivated as a Sugar
Estate, situated in the parish of lberville, on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river, mea.
surfing nine arpents and one hall Of an srpent
more or less in front on the river, by sixty six
arpents more or less in depth, with the open.
ing thereunto belonging, which gives the said
tract a super6ces of nine hundred arpents, be
the same more or less, being the upper part Of
the plantation formerly belonging to Mcssrs,
Whita!l & Edwards, and known as the Irion
Plantation, agreeably to the plan Of survey
and subdivision thereof made by Messrs.
Henry and William G. Waller, Surveyors, on
the 9th day Of November, ls47, which is
designated in the said plan Of survey and sub.
division as lot No. ], and is bounded above by
lands belonging to Mrs. Margaret Dardsuue,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

-"The Constitution and the Equaity Of the States
These are symbols Of everlasting union. Let these be the
rally ing cries Of the people" q. c. Bre kinridge.
"instead Of breaking up the I'm on, we intend to
strengthen and to ~Iengthen it," q. C. Breckenridge.
know no section as distinct from the other; we
know the Constitution and the States under II, aud their
sights as guaranteed under that instrument.
Coseph Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

,1g- We have had more rams during the
past week. That Of Wednesday last filed the
bitches and covered the streets with water
We are having now little too much Of a good
thing. Good health, however, OF our town
and parish, continues undated. Money, by
the by, is as tight as fngins."
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

pa~Tne public's old friend, HENRY E.
MOORE, has got here with a lot of the
finest mules, som fine horses, and a few
negroes a large stock Of the latter
will soon be on hand.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

PoLrrIcAL. = Senator Hammond, of
South Carolina, who has been much lau-
ded for his generally conservative OPT
MONS, has written a letter, in which he
comes manfully to the support of Brock
inridge and Lane.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
EpaVe.

~ A etc arrete par Jacob Scblatre de
~NAcette paroisse une Jument Creole bruno,
ag6e environ trois ans.
lie susdit animal sera vendu par moi Ia resi-
dence de Jacob Schlaire, Lundi lie ~ SeptembTe
1850, a 10 heures A. N, SIMON reclame scion "a
loi. J. IL. RlLLS, Juoe de PaiA
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

Saturday. September !, 500.

NOTICE.-Mr. r. E. JENNINGS will act as
Agent at the Postofhce Tor any description OF bust.
ness connected with this puper.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

pSee advertisement OF second hand cook.
ing stove, pipe, ~'ixcns,' &c, for ~sale-price
SIS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
Notice.

MAYORS OFFICE,
Piaquemine, August IS, 1860.
TINE Builders OF Plaquemine are requested TO
i furnish a plan Tor a TOWN HALL, 10 be
erected in Pllquemine, with rooms for Mayors
Office, Engine House and Lookup for Migrants.
Plans will he received until 25th September,
1850. For further information apply at this
office. p. f. JENNINGS, Mayor.
JOHN Ma ECoT, Secretary. sepl
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

Etat de- Ia Louisiane-Paroisse d'1berville-
Cour du sixieme District.
I. Mark A. Estevan, Grefier de la susdite cour
en- ct pour lie paroisse d IbervIle, certi6e par CO
present que la Mention CT dessus est une cops
conforme a ~l'origiraI enregistre ell mon bureau.
c-sSDoun6 sous mon nom ct lie seean de la dte
~ cour, ce 30 aout 1860.
sepJ NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Grefher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
Published every Saturday by
W. p. BRAD B N.

SUBSCRIPTION-Three Dollars aud fifty cents per an
NUN, Il paid in advance; Five Dollars per annum, # not
paid IN advance.
SINGLE COPifS-Ten Gents.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

IT TELLS YOU u,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

1T TELLS You Til,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsH OF
~ lBERvILLE-6TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Louis Dcsobry, Sr., Henry Desobry and
Louis Desobry, Jr.-Nu. l354-For Il
NDNITInN
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

State of Louisiana-Parish Of BerriHe-
SirtA District Court.
], Mark A. Estevan, Clerk Of said Court,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the original Mention on file and Of
record in my Office.
~Gfven under my hand and seal Of our
09 Sixth District Court, at the parish Of
'lberville, this 3Oth Aug. A. ID. 1860.
sep1 NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

1T TELLS YOU OF
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

II TELLS You Tn
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-04-05
The Dying Wife.

Lay the babe upon my bosom, let me feel its sweet,
warm breath,
For strange chill Ger me passes, and know that
it is death.
would gaze upon the treasure, scarcely given ere
go
Feel his rosy dimpled fingers wander Ger my cheek
of snow.
am passing through the water but a blessed shore
appears
Kneel beside me, husband, dearest, let me kiss
away thy tears.
wrestle with thy grief as Jacob strove from mid
night until day;
1t may leave angels blessing when it vanishes
away.
Lay the babe upon my bosom, tits not long he can
be there
See how to my heart he nestles,-'tis the pearl
love to wear;
If in after years beside thee, sits another in my
chair,
Tho her voice be sweet as music and my face thar
hers less fair
If cherub call thee father far more beautiful thar
this,
Love thy irst-born, oh, my husband, turn not from
Tell him sometimes of his mother,-you will cal
him by thy name,-
Shield him from the wilds of sorrow,-if he errs
oh, gently blame.
Lead him sometimes where I'm sleeping, will an
swer if he calls,
And my breath will stir his ringlets, when my
voice, in blessing falls,
His soft blue eyes will brighten with wonder
whence it came,-
In his heart when years pass Ger, he will find hi,
mothers name.
1t is said that every mortal walks between two an
gels here,
One records the Ills but blots it, if before the mid
night drear,
Man repenteth; if uncancelld d then he seals it fo
the skies,
And the right hand angel weepeth, bowling Low
with vailed eyes.
will be his right-hand angel, sealing up the goo'
for Heaven,
Striving that the midnight watches find no mis-
deed unforgiven,
You will not forget me, darling when I'm sleepin:
meath the sod?
Love the babe upon my bosom, as / love thee
next to God.