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II On Friday last, girl, aged about Is years,
and daughter Of MIR. l.. Barr, residing near
HagerstOwn. Md. was frightfully burnt whilst
says that the young lady had her back to the fire,
and having on all extension skirt the latter came
in contact with the flame, she leaned against
the tub in which she was doing her work. She
though thrown and rolled in the snow by her
mother, the fire was not extinguish"d until the
flesh Oh the poor girls back burned to crisp.
In some places il hung in str FPS and shreds. She
vas alive on the 10th inst but her recovery is
doubtful
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u In case before Justice Conlon, the other
day, at Indianapolis, wherein one physician
claimed pay from another for visiting his patient,
at his request, it was shown in evidence that il
was a custom with physicians not to make charge
the physician in attendance to do so. The Justice
held that custom made law. and that tue com
planning ply stefan would have to abide the rules
and regulations Of his profession. The custom.
the Judge held, was paramount to the law gov
erning the case, and if the complainant expected
TO get paw for Lis services he would have to bring
an action against the party whom he served as a
physician, and not against the person who re-
qUested him to act as such.
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III Rev. Edward f.. Hale, Of Boston, writes
from Florence, Italy, that the Bible is SOLD 1re.l,
there and society of Italians meets every event no
there for its study. On Sunday these meetings
are as large as five hundred persons-on week DAYS
as many as two hundred meet;-they are conducted
by the voluntary or spontaneous action OF the
members, with extempOre prayers in Italian, and
careful and reverential study OF Scripture He
adds 81 am told, on authority which have no
night to dispute, that there are whole Villages
two were named to me-which are recognized as
Protestant villages
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THE EVENING STAR.

IL The county Of Middlesex, Canada, has
lately had rather costly lesson in litigation. In
1854 ii let the building of three bridges to con-
tractor for "a. leo. After he had done good 10
-of the work the Council ordered him to desist
rw Mt Of lnd.; and in the following year in
structed hlm to proceed again, then stopped him,
and finished the work itself at cost Of f3 $50.
The matter went TO arbitration, the Council claim
ing an over payment of f6O0; the referees awarded
the contractor ESQ. The Council rejected the
award on an informality, and new arbitration
gave the contractor 20 $40. The Council took
the award into Court, and Judge Draper con-
frmed IL with costs. The whole loss to the
Council over the first contract price being f5, 900,
In damages and costs.
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II aENuINE PREPASAYIOn.


E! e k kiassf'
BBHcHU fer b. BOSE SssvS
HHEsLIMMB9EDR,SS BUGHU for NervOqsness.
BEcH bmn ct M IF Vision
EENTBB66ifb,s BfSHHx fST RifiSSs BTs.sSins.
aHtMHoBs BIc cHH t tST S Mssk N fs
HELM BDLD,S BHGHU for Universal I.assltude.
HEttMRH$$ts sgSSS#S s! HG!Esj Disease
HEtIME99tRs REGHH for Rrynsss Of the Skin.
BXGHT for PAIN in the fRssk
lid. with Temporary Suausation and Loss of sisht
Win Of Assnon HoT fOf u g.
EgsHy @
'ae''0's',on' s So u alss SKs q Ne
E1stins Ia eitheT sex, from whatever cause oriEi-
HOW LONG STANDING.
By the kd0ess
Soas or nervous and dehiisatss /. s .fs c on,
since established, that any disease OF these organs
TPsnovesI follows loss q Power: F.tnity and
sus1sly followed By these iIefpI diseases, Inssnty
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
to- sppsaf. The oounsenanoo is sotusy e soGdsp
and quite destitute-neitheI mirth nor grief ever
visits it. Should Bound Of tho voice OCCUR, Ii is
rarely artioulate.
with woeful measures, wan DeslaIr,
Low, sullen sounds, his grief beguiled"
Debility is most terrible and mas brought thous-
snds npon thousands to untimely graves thus blast
ing the ambition of many noble youths. 1t can be
cured bs the use of this
INfALLIBLE REMEDY.
She Proprietor, vouchihs its virtues snd earstv Us
powers, is imrneuse, embracing names well known
month to twenty years stand and of the mnas
reliable and responsible character are open for in
sReotion from Goyernors Of States, Judges. eminent
Physicians. and distinguished Clergymen
HELMBOLD'S EATRACT BuCHU Is prepar-
ed directly according to the rules OF Pharmscy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
soc Prof. Devices valuable Works on the PraotIoe
Of Physie, and most Of the late Standard Works of
taste and oodOr, bnt immediate in its action
city I'll 66EdfP cSs 9he
Who, being duly sworn, does say, that his prspara
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or injurious
Drug but are pHstsly Mvssss s1 so,.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day of
NPys@esT ls so.., WM ia q
A TRIAL G SEk SgHB Ely \ CbS6BiT it11FS:.rpx
ssoIsd By Tea6js snd Fesp9nsbe GsTsiScstss from
lM South Tenth St., below Chestnut, Phiiad..
the United sse, and sa
Beware of COunterfeits.
Ask fer aELMBOLD's-saks no other. Cures
g 3D. y 9: sT2TT PEassls. conner Pc avenue
flsu ian 9s-eolys
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III The Go6D TINE HxS CONF!
sIEgER's No. sEwING MACHINE

CAS- soss Be lad fo1 6ns Erndr,a 6oiLars
No. for Nisety Dollars,
For manufacturing purposes the only relisble spS
unexoelled Sewing Machine the uorld.-L ~.
Ssgsey Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty 10 Seventy
i've Dollars. We have tried them in our own fam
lies and find item superior to any in ase.-L M.
StHger r Co.'S Gazette.
We invite all To call at cur Washington Once,
No. 3sS Penna avenue, under National Hotel, and
examine them and their work. The great economy
In using such machine will at onoe become ep-
parent. Explanations given 20 all. Circulars, Illus
t6tirs all OF Sing ers Sewing Machines, with speoI
address.
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
md other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
I'M. SINGER CO., ass Broadway, NY
VIM. n GLOVER. Agent. sells u
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VINHE CELEBRATED DR. ]. 8. ROSES
Il DICTN1E1.


OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies sre the result of thrty6ve years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only 5eGsble preparations TO cure the various ills
DIR. j: S. R0SPs COUGH SYRUP OR Ex-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds
Hcarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases
Price 50 cents and 90. .
or Blood Puri for the cure of Scrofua, Old Erup
n9ns, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, swelled Neck aud
FL diseases arising from an impure state Of the
Olf 81 J. p 8 asks DyspEpT,c oompouyn
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR.. J. S. ROSES PAIN CURER. tits not
cure a but it one has stood the test Of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, ChOic
Bans il tse stomach and Boyss spIs,ns, Bruises,
cents q bottle.
These remedies: and many others referred 70 in
Or; Roses Medicai Adviser. (Which book may be
had gratis at OF the drug stores where the med
iones kopp have been used with success by over
100000 persons with proapt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to see that they are genuine
BY havipg the Doctors ,ori.sen sisaaiMs ovss saSI
eofE and on each label.
III Kept by al Druggists. eee-tr
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- T. r . + u l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL,

constitutional disease, corruption Of the blood, ~
II. circulation psrvad.' n. Whole body and may burst
out l., disease on any part Of IT, No organ Is IRE. from 4.
.croulous varousy caused by mercuria disease,
and filthy habits, the depressing vices above ALL by ths
y.n.ral infection Whatever ts lis origin, hereditary
the third ana fourth geneFaton ade. seems to b. l
rod of Him who al will visit the iniquie Of the fathers
Its effects BY deposition from tn. bcod Of
.uPt or mattel Hnoh IN the ISg. hy:F, and inter
and on the surface euPtons or sores This foul corruption
that scrouous only suffer from seroulous
complaints but have far less Withstand the at
dsorders WHICH, although not scroulou. their nature
: @ Z, tins tam. IN IN h' Most Of III:
gin directly in this scrsfuous and de-
diseases Of the liver, kidneys BRAIN and ndeec
OF s the arise from or aggravated oJ the same
cause.
by lurking infection, aud their health
d.rmined 10y It. To cleans. from tn. system
healthy food and sIerens Such msdicns wei supply In
AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
ctual remedy which he dcs skill Of
devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal na!ady
cd from The most ac,s ,h. have been
blood and The rescue Of the system from destructive eonse
only ssroua but also those other which ars. from
it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES. ST. ASTHo-
BhorcHr:, BI4i%s BoL:, ruMoR: TrrfsR 80
SALT RHnUM sc.LD HE.D; RIsaw9.m: kHf S
sr, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILIIr, and. indeed, ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD.
The popular beiefin 'mpuny Of the blood founded
truth for scroula Of the blood The par
icular and fth Sarsapara purify
this vital fluid, which health
possible in contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
that disease within the Of
rarely withstand evade them Their Penetrating
critics search and cleanse and every portion
IN. human organism, citing diseased
storing lis healthy sitsries AS these
the invalid who is bowed down with pain
seal debility as,onshed find his health energy re-
stored by remedy once simple aud inviting
Not only do they the day Complaints Of
body bet al,S many Formidable AID dangerous dse,.s Tie
below named pleased TO furnish Anistea
Almanac certificate. OF their
for their the following complaints Heart
burn, Headache arising from dsordcred somseh Nausea
digestion Pain aud Morbid nac,iou the Bowels Flat,
uleney Loss OF Appetite Jauudcs and other kindred
plants arising from low Of the boy obstruction
its funct
PEHPARRp u
DR.. &C.. AVER co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 81 PER Bcfftf; sIx BOTTLE. FOR 05.
n-eold BY Z. d. GILMAN, washing ton; R. {. r. Gle
Sell, Georgetown, aud sy all DrsEgsu sssryvhsss.
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TNSSEIGE FOR 4 Ai; K RsEsroRArIoN OF
CCEERRTTAIS N, LANDS TO MARKET IN THE

- - H We lSIhNh.
The ~ art Of lands made nv act Of Consres,
proved June 8 1850, To- the STATE OF LOUISIANA. to
AID IN the construction Of certain railroads therein
lie the release fro" withdrawal of the ,ands here
Late. described notice as hereby that al the
on each SIDE IF the ailroad from New Orb ana by
Opeousas,to the State line Of TIE stuateo in the
uhder- nentln' Ell townships, which have not been
selected IN rrfn, Of said grant OF ressrred for
pnrros. uhaieceT and which spbJeet 70 prirats
enTs al the oae al withdrawal a. the ordinary mir
the q sse
pvate entry on he days and at the plsces herein
after specified, at the ordinarv minImum nf sI.a,
per acre, or at The prices TO which they may have
graduated al the date of withdrawal.
At the Land Once at New ORLEANS, on Mopd., ,
me ma day Of March next-vIz:
S0"h Of ths base Ing snSt cf fhe principal nurdan
Townships IS and H. Of range !. '''"'
Town hips IS l.: AID IS ranges IS and a.
townships IS. H. is, sId II. Of rapee Is.
TownshhPs L, IS u, ls u, and Is, Of range II.
TOWNSHIPS Il IS i, and IS, Of range rs0ss 49,
Townships ", Is, and II, of range b.
Townshlps l. and u, of ange q.
townships Is, Is, aud n. of range 2
T TowDshsips L, Isl IS ard ~ Of range q.
Township IL, ofrange q.
At the Land Office at OpErous. nm Monde,
the I'm day Of Maroh next-viz:
Norm o. fhe base I'm. and ,aS, Of the principal r.
Township /, of ranges I's and 2.
North Of The base line and tpes, Of the r,ineipnl s
ridias.
townships ], s, and 4, of raneeI
roWnshlpe l, 2, 4, and S, of range 2
townships /, 2, and 5, Of ranges
So"ih az the base line ard Of the principal me
g. rIdsdn.
1roNnehps !, z, 4, z, and.lO, Of ranrel
rmshhips a. 2, Sc, 9, 10. and IL. Of rsngea
TroMnshlps z, s, q, 8, and II, IF range
rroNnshlps z, s, 4, S, and II, of raueet
TroshshIpst :, 5, s 2, IL, u. and IS, Of ranfes
rroNnehlps4 5, 6. 2, ana Is of ranre6
rroNnen!ps O. 80, II, n, Is, and Ia of ranss,
roNnships 3, 8, 10, ~, II, and IL, of range a
TTonships e. 10, II, and IL, Of ranges
Townshlps u and IS, of range 10.
Iownships 10, u, IL, IS, and Ia of ranseu
iownshlps IL. IL IS, and Il, Of range a
ooSh o. fht base ise and pest Of "a, p,,~e,noI ~.
townships 1, 2, and s. Of rsnseI
townships and 2, Of range
roNnshlps ], 2, q, and S, OF ranfeS
TIownships !, s, 4. S, and 6, Of ranges A. rpds
rroNhshlpsl !, 4, aoO S, of ranges And a
rroNnth.ps / 5, and 4, of ranges
townships 2, 8, and q. of ranges In and N
,oD Yen under my hand at the city of Washing
'cn' this twenty eighth day Of December, 1859
lc,,. C.. JOS. :. - ILSON.
NoIE:IE nder the acquisitions Of the dep.rtr,ent
letr UoIore AND now existing. no payrnsnt ear he
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IHE BEST OoySH SYRUP IN THL
aARf fs aS5i RGN2gsH p fsTGkSR II the yggId

1h,s article is prepared by q chemist .n6,.
bounced by medical mon, and those who have psed
~ 70 Dc tne pest PREPARATION for CswsSs, Gods. O.
Ss.a, And preventive Of that lion Of dsessss, o..
Persons Who sing should use Il. II ,.
spe 0stS sotens, ce4rs and strengthens ~ ~. W
Ssni. ~ a ofthe throat and lungs, md re
u Bottles IS and 50 cents and sl. Gold n, Ill
ssInssists IN Washington, Georgetoxn And xlsysSn
---. 90 III
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T'hE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR. 1, 2, 3.

c.,...,.S u. p.,.SI ..n =, ~
secarcd BY the Seals Of the Ecols de Pkarmaeis dc
Pa"ts, and the Imperial College Of Medicin.,
Vienna.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, Spsrmator-
rhGa, And all physical d. liabilities.
No. = completely Grad estes all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernleous use of copavIa and cubebs.
No. B has entirely surpanted the injurious use of
m. rcury, thereby insuring to the sufferer SPEEDY
relief dispensing ali impurities and roofing out the
TRIESEaIAR,N Nos. IL and ARE prepared in the
form of a lozenss, dev,id of taste and smell, I'D
cases, and divided into separate doses as admipis
tered 6y Valpeau, La iemand, Roux, RECORD, q c.
frlce SS each or !our cases for Sc which saves SS
To be had. who rssle and retail, Of Or. Ban ROW,
ia blsecker street, four doors below McDougai
mlttanoe, DR.; Barrow will forward the Trissemsr
70 any part OF the world securely packed, and adj
dressed according to the Instructions of the vrsr
Sod ALSO by 8. CALVERT FORD, IT., wash
ihttoh. IL. -. de sem
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An INcoMfkRhBfE Tonic. A Ds'roic
CoUSRs, COLDS, u,,RsENEss. .o

" HUARSENESS, &c.
The prevalence Of the above complaints at this
generally has the effect Of bringing out host
of professsdlv new SPECIFICS, and while some are
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wIsest course 20 pursue 10 to consult your faR
lily physician, otherwise use only such rem. dice
long public experience has proved 20 be safe and
efhcaoious. 0fthIs character 10 TYIER'S COM
ly the favorIte prescription of eminent ply
ltsoon became q popular remedy, and has continued
20 enjoy a growing reputation for the last twenty
year,. In Gases OF common Gods, Coughs, c., az
acts like harm, ard in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis
w hopping Cough. Group, Asthma, influenza, &c,
Its success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used it,
Price IS cents snd 81 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nalrn Palmer, Chas. Stott. &C., wash
ington Cisse. Georgetown; Pee stevens. Al
exandrIa where il may be had also for convenience,
In Lozenger form. Price l2h and Is cents a box
known " L, ler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops" as elega.t, pleasant and efhcaclous Pu-
nonle Lnzenge thew arc uBsurnassed. de Ism
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HARTsMORNE's CURE-ALL,
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOk
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWEIS
PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BoffLRs II, % and 70 cents and one dollar.
IHE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
1ARrspoRNrSSCrIE T LIN ,.
In al families in case Of accidents or sudden scf.
ness,as IT free penty cures in less time ohm II r.
cures to get Q physician.
externally and internally. 49,
RAs the freSssnt changes Of the weather BRO
duee 2 BAD Cold, kheumatism, Pain in the Limb
On: :as BgSs at;is also, ss Nectvey lersOp should
sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its vSrmins a.
Eonssnstis power, expels Ill pain from the system.
HSSRSsEs P Age hsES fsS yhprr , ~ AgTs
GMH neiS is the best Cough Syrup in he
Myop are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE,sAN
BlLtOUSPILLS. They act upon the Liver. So
nach and Boves, carrying OF Ill Bile and Fo1l g.
The above medicines TO be had At all Dru, sso,..
u Washington city; -KIDWELL & CfsSEIIIr -
eeorGstovn; H. PEEL Co., Alexandria. u
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as SEIS nder the regulations Of the department
~ totore and now existing no paw u,snt ear ha
made for advertising proclamauons e5nept ~ .uos
uosners az are SPECIALLY ed ~ pubIish by
lns S9mmlssloner Of the General Land Ofice.
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MEETTZnERoTT,S SCHOOL PIANO, PIANO
Ifnteo lor i've Years, and kept in tune fres liza
o. ena,rsst ga, md e1emlne, &C the musictVNIV
ynes GA octave Chickerins, almost new, for STA
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GENTLEMEN's DRESSING GOWNS
erse AND hne assortment Of all styles and us.
-. WALL, eTEPnESs A. co.
ess SsS Pa av., bet, stA md loth n.
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MEDICINES.
no THK AFFLICTED!
MRS. M. CQTS

TO THE AFFLICTED! MRS. M cors
INDIAN vE8ETABLE DECOyTl0N-
This valuable preparation hiss proved % be one Of
the greatest remedies for ErJsIpess, Soroful.,
Rheumatism. ScuTvy, ErDptons aud blotches on
the Skin, Piles, Bilious, A que ARD Fever DIG Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsis, Liver. salt kheum.
and ali diseases isIng from the effects OF Merour,
presented Ia the public.
Testimonial and certificates from hundreds 81
citizens OF Baltimore and other parts 81
the country possession Of the proprietor, tee
GTIt is sold by most OF the Druggists Of Bsu.
more, and at the residence Of the pro9rIetorS
MRS. NJ. cox.
l5s East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
DrPrloe 81 per bottle, SIX bottles Tor IS.
Wholesale dgenf. =. II. CISsFL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN. ID. e., has beer appointed w holessle
nv prices de22-tr
A NEW DISCOVERY!
AN INCOMPATIBLE TONIC. A Deloiou
and Invigorating Beverage
SULTAN PA N A c r A,
THK ELIxlR NITB,
For the Radical cure OF
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, digestion, lntermit
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous Tremors,
And the whole train Of distressing evils orig nstE
from the impurity sBd Elugglshness OF the blood.
Weak and sicky constitutions are suddenly re-
stored to health and vgor by this Aromatic Ellxr.
Put mp neatly in pint bottles.
KING & DUNNAVANT.
IL Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
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Foh Il " MI
yAff6ntoa IN beet
Cases or Frames at
New York prlces.
Come all, and take
. sitting for one
Of those beautiful
Pictures, and oh
tain the ocular
yrsooSfs at K. c.
GALLERY, corner of
18th ST. and Penn
svlvAnIa avenue. ON
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

PEIPARRp DY
DR.. J. C. AVER co..
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER Bcfftf; Elk BOTTLE. FOR SS.
E-sold BY Z. D. GILMAN, w.shinston R. B. r. Cls-
Sell, Georgetown, and sy all DrsEgi,n s,sryvhsrs.
no I9 so1mF
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For sale b, the usual Assn In every oty and by
tho druggists In Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria. no a-eoIy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-06
Child Angels-Their Early Going Home.

Benjamin F. Taylor, of the Chicago
Journal, diIates thus eloquently and feel
Ingly upon the death of a child:
" 1t went In the morning a bright
and radiant morning many went yes
terday, more to-day, and there are dews
10 be shed for the departures of to-mor-
row. And can il be wondered lha, pleas
ant summer mornings should beguile
them into going Is 1t a marvel that
they do not wall for the burden and the
noon, but follow the lark, and hear the
song over the rim of the rainbow =? That
those words SO beautiful they should make
SO true, "and Joy cometh in the morn
ingz 2"
Going in the morning "a glorious
morning-when the sky i. all beauty and
the world is all bliss; ere the dews have
gone to heaven, or the stars have gone to
God: when the birds are singing, and
the cool winds are blowing, and the flow
ers are out that viii be shut at noon, and
the clouds that are never rent with rain,
and the shadows that are inlaid with
crimson lie away IN the west.
We have sometimes seen a little cof-
fin, like caSlIet of jewels, all alone by
itself in a huge hearse, melancholy with
plumes, and gloomy as a frown, and we
have thought not so should we accompa-
ny those a liltle way who 90 in the morn
ing We have wondered why they did
not take the little coffin into the carriage
with them, ard lay it gently upon their
laps, the sleeper there lulled 10 slumber
without a bosom or a cradle. We have
wondered what there was for tears in
such going-in the early morning from
home 10 home-lille fair white doves with
downy wings emerging from neither night
and fiuuering for entrance at the WIN
dows of Heaven. Never has there been
a hand wanting to take the wanderer
in, and shut out the darkness and the
storm.
Upon those hule faces il never seem
ed to US that death could place his great
seal, there IS no thought of the charnel
house in those young listeners to the IN
vilation whose acceptance we are bound
not 10 forbid there should be morning
songs, and not sighs; fresh flowers, and
not badges of mourning, no tears nor
clouds, but bright dews and bright dawn
ings together.
Fold up the white robe lay aside the
forgotten toy; smooth the Impressed pill
low, and gently smile as you think of The
white garment, Of the harp Of gold, and
of the fair brow with its diadem of light;
smile as you think that no years can
make that memory old. An eternal,
guileless child, waiting about the thresh-
old of Paradise for the coming friend
from home.
Here the glad lips would culver with
anguish; the bright curls grow grizzled
and grey: the young heart weary and
old; but there, changeless as the stars,
and young as the last new morning.
The poet tells of green bough rent
by the tempest from the tree, and swept
rudely along on the breast of an angry
river, and a mother bird, with cries Of
grief, fulering beside it, for the nest and
the nes;lIngs were there. All. better 10
be waited away from The earth, than thus
that they should drift around the world
IN storm.