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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

HUNNEwE ELL,

UNIVERSAL By advertising IL expect 90 gain auoorsty
COUGH than which, no form Is better, bat Il h on 7rH'
REMEDY. Character aaas that sales mnst rely Il Is pre-
sumed that The d his splendid preparation s sim
plciy and the freedom Win vLich be used Whenever
there IS The least tickling rtl eu u the hro" IN contrast
with odd FORMS which comp9neuts such that doses
restrained Co tEo three times day is perfectly apparent
and truly ne theory, AussEwtLL's USIyEAsAL CoUGH
RENruy valuable, which Tn isars have CLEARLY proved
wHooPG C0uGH HoAAsEsEss, CuUgns CoLps soEE ruRoAf
and ali complaints, whioN neglected end in CasuPsa,
It's work relieve, which che uuiouhad test
monia which may Soc Office, fully
JOHN l.. HUNSEw Ell, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist and fharmaeeutst,
9Commerriai wharf, Boston, Mass
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DEATHS.

In Montpelier. Way %, Mary w. Vail wife IT ~ p.
Brooks aud daughter " the late Hon. Joshua " Vail ~
years
[ And months.
Do East Montpelier May IN. Walter 3. Uummings, ag Is
year and months
IN Oraur N,y 2d, 1871. consu muon, Louisa v, wisos
q The ae jeremiah sanbou, aged 30 70 months aud
lu orange June Of heart disease lane Sanb1f daun-
ter ~ th late Amarah Stuhor aged % years months
/ and a days
In Norbneld Nay 20. Mrs gunoe Preston wife John
Preston formerly of Cabot agd years Her husband
wives % the greatly advanced ~ nnety.tvu years.
10 Wash ngt9n, May Ny Polly pgwong wife Of Luther Gon
and widow OF che ate Col j. watson, aged 90 years
IN Chester, w. June Sarah Heury, wiz q Hugh Hen
~, aged 81 war.
In Barre jun g. Mr. Adam q. salter. aged "a years
In Grccnsh1 o May willard d. Porter II John " and
Mary Jane Porter. aged "a years.
IN frasburgh, May s1h, Anna NJ, wiz A. NJ Hawievs aged
l VHuF
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Special Notices.
MOTH AND FRECKLES,

Th>ny fFso remedy tor those brorn diseolor.tou. on
te called Moth Patches and Freckes,is PtHrs NarE
FRE1EtE L0rioy. Prepared only by Dr. b. G. PHEEr
D rrato 20 lood New Yor. Sold ny Al druggists
In Montnelefaud riaeabrre. fr.os o. bottle
a2.is daas
rEousulY compound Invented has stood the test Of
tmr and like that standard Ola vermont Remedy known
Tor she lat thrty year, Dowu vrsetahle balamic
ElAlr This Medicine although invented boz the days when the
oftasny 4 present extracts wete unknown, SIN
bead Oft s ~ she many remedies adver
Coughs, Colds Asthma aud ali diseases Of
the Chest and LuHFs.
Physicians recommend Co heir patients and use it them
selves, uat better proof wautng hath s What W proprie-
citim f1riL The tact IL is perfectly reliable
ithas been weighed the balance of public ftyor and
positive Those VII have aei need no
those who lave not should give trial
have approximations 70 The result Of their opn
sod by Druggists ard Country Merchants every shere
JOHN ,. HENKY A co.,
Sole Pruprrtors,
Waterhury, VI.
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CURE FOR Pm WORMS.

Il Worm Remedy is needed, DON'T fail yet bottle q
DT. &c. q. Gouldis PIn-WorIu syrap.
This syrup fails the aggravated eNpel
these irritating and dangerous entirely from the
Adults Of 90 70 years, have suffered for lifetime
children whom all other remedies have been tried
In relieved Of all anuo, u twenty four hours
and when taken riding directions, Ct will effect entire
Il acts cathlrto, and improves the health BY
moving an impure from The system, aud always safe,
with the yourgost child,
Sold by G. O. GOODWIN CO.. Boston, by druggists
everywhere. apriun aug.
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Means 81 az Companu.

Estmauag the distance to be built by the Union Pa
cido to be 5e5 miles the United States Government
issues It's Six per cent Thirty year Bonds to the Compa
ny the road Is finished the average Of about
s2s $50 per mile, amounting to S4i,2Os0OO.
The Company is also permitted to issue iis own FRS,
Mortgage Bonds to equal amount, and at the same
time, which by special Act Of Congress mad First
lrtgage on the entire line the olds Of the United
States being subordinate 10 them
The Cove nment makes donation Of l2,S0) acres Of
land to the mile amounting 20 O3l 900 e. sstimat
ed to be worth $50 900 making the total
exclusive Of the capital Slls46OJO; but the full val
Of the ands cannot be realized.
The su'hoizsd Capital Stock Of the Company il ou'
hundred million dollars. Of which five millions have al
ready been paid in and u which it is supposed tha
more than twenty Ave millions most will be req red
The cost u the road i, estimated by competent en-
gineeTs be hundred million dollars, eNelu
sive Of equipment
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UNIV. UHATTEKIONs hsrArE.-rhe suhscfibers hlv-
IL ng been appointed ~ The honorable Probate Court for
anime ane adjust Al claims Ind ~ all
The estate Of John W. iterton, late Of Mi1diesx
re do'Asei represented insolyent snd the tern Of sir
months from the ooh dsY " April 1851 being allowed
tou 20 M creditors % SAID deceasea % exhibit and prove
their Give claims before Give notice, that viii
tend 70 lhr lutes the dwelling
uthera Chaueon In hddesex in said District, the last
Thursday OF June and September O'Clock In the
u.uuaa II .lIlL 4
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RRANT & CO.,
278 GHHENwtoH srHBsr. INV YORK.
" sold By Druggists all over the World
DELICIOU S.

DIR. A. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN TOOTH
POWDER IS the CREAM or ALL rnEr ,HArIoss F0R
TBBTH FOR fefeeshlg the mouth, .stng decay,
aud imp srting detg ,tui agranae, 10 has equal
Il is the only Deutoe which has been used ard
nded for IS years by eminent Professors of Chemis
Try aud Medicine Prepared by experienced Dentist,
At East 18th ST. n Price 90 cents, double guam
uty, Is cents. Fr sale BY druggists CSC. COOP
WIN CO, WEEK POTTER and NJ. BURR
N CO MhnlnaaIn Atnnl.- En.inn
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Z fTATF or VERMONT, NA9HI N9TON DISTRICT, S.
Ia PfQBate C9urheld Montpelier, wsln said
~ District, On the 9TH day u June, A.. u. 1851.
Instrument raperng 10 he the last wiz and Testament
Of job C@eY lat ~ N1oibury In said District
Ing presented the Court its ordered BY court
that all therein notified appear At
sion ofsd cqnrto be hold the Montpelier
the al dav Il July, AD. show thas
have, the Probate Will which purpose,
further ordered h. q the record Of this order be pub
shed three successfully In the Vermont Wachman
STATE Journs printed At Montpelier, previoust said time
pointed for hearing.
Atrss copy Of reoord.-Atiest MA. CHASE,
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the East
Is eomplee aud the earnings OF the Union Pacific
on the sections already finished for the first weeks
in May were Sll3 900 These sectional euniugs the
road progresses will much than pay the interest on
the Uompnys bonds and the through business the
only line Of railroad between the Atlantic aud Pacific
must be immense.
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Nem abotrtiseartnts.


fhe subscriber will continue the business Of Wool
Cardng at his old stand In painddd village the ensuing
season VIII re he will be ready wait on oil VIII M "
see az 10 favor him with their custom Wool NAV be
left at T. Crosse Store in Montpelier VILLAGE whenle II
VII be taken AID 10 which ace the rolls will be re
turned fr,e from any extra charge
SAMUEL WILSON.
PlNq6'ld, June s 1867 dav 2mo.
TNHE AMERICAN VIII --25 Cts. a year.
i as sk,bt AID joke RICHARDSON \ COL.
Inns, ~ John Street Nes York
n OTlCE.-rhe cOpattnership heretofore
Y existing by the and stylef Haines Brothers
has been dissolved by the death Of " q iaines The
hooks will be- found iih Haines NJ heir ormer
acc Of snes, and all having unstt'ei accounts c
r.qpestei 10 call and settle 40 ssoe trh1ut delay
HANE BROTHERS.
Cabot. Jane /, 1857.
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BENJ. BARRErr, 4 c..,..,.-.-.
Mlddlesex, May %, A. D. 1901 si.os


GrATE o. VERMONT, wAsmNGTQN DISTRICT, 90.
In Probate Court, held Montpelier within and for
~ said District on the 80h day OF Nay, A. d. la67
Aonzo Pearrc, guardian OF Caroline Ellen T., James A.
and Albert ssoekws minor heirs q Albert sockwel,
said Court Tor license 70 sell the following described real
q hssi gara Wits AL their ntres 10 the real estate
signed ny DE ohste Dourt Aforesaid. the widow and chill
II thr sail Aie stocxwe April 49, 1855 representing
that the M thereof purpose II putting the proceeds n
the
tate, would be beneficial to said wards.
Mhemppuu Is ordered said Court, that said Application
b. rfrrre session thereof he held at the Probate
10 sai Montpelier, 2hth day Of June D. 1857, for
htarlaN sui dc iun therrOH.
And frt red, that All persons Interested not-
hed hereof b. publication " notice Of said application and
order The three excessively In the VI Waterman
and state Journal printed Montpelier before said time of
hearing that they at said me AID place, aud, II
they see cause object thereto,
~ ga Nourtl-Atestf T. X. hERRILLs
64o6' Judge.
VcY n. MfLEY'' ggrATE -rhe Subscribers, having
l bfeu aproutHd BON she Probate Court for the
Dish u NAshiastpn Commissioners TO receive examined
adj AL claims aid demands OF all the Estate
u Lucy Ripley, late OF Milesex, said Ds ict
ued nseu and the term Of six months from the 3th
daJ o r co1 being allowed By said Court the creditors
Of said ceased exhibit and their respective claims
before Give that will attend the uuiies Of
appoutme ut at the III Of Heaon Reed In Montpelier, In
salt Dislct the an day Of June and the 1sh day q oc
ober l5o at o'clock In the Afternoon each Of said days.
H Hqhhk ~ h Esh2S,t tco~missionsrs.
Gah. Execu
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Ninety Cents on the Dollar.

Thisroad completed from Omaha sos miles west
on the LIST Of January 1867, and is fully equipped and
trains regularly running Il The Company has
now on hand sufficient iron ties etc. 20 finish the
naming portion the eastern base Of the Rocky Mo IN
tans. 22 Mills, which is under contract be done
September lst of this yfa add h is expected that the
entire road will be In running order from Omaha TO It's
western connection with the Central Pacific now being
rapidly it Eard from Sacramento. Cal, during 1870.
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Value and Security ofhe Bonds.


The Company respectfully submit that the above
statement facts fully demonstrates the security Of their
Bonds aud additional proof they would suggest that
the Bonds now offered less than ten mhoa dollars
on OH miles Of road, witch twenty million dol
lars have already been ndsd ON $50 miles Of this
road the cars now raining, and the mAnins 1877
miles are nearly completed
At present rate Of premi IN gold these bonds
pay IN annual interest on the present cost Of
Nine Per Cent,
and is believed that on the completion Of the road
like the government Bonds, they will go above par
The Company intend to sell bat limited amount At the
present low rat and retain the right to advance the
price at their option
subsori piions will be received in New York by the
CoRrINBNrAL NATIONAL BASK, No Z. Nassaust
CLARK DoDGB Co. BANKERS, 81 Wall St.,
JOHN J. CTS % Son. BANKERS, No. 80 Wall st,
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout
the United States Of whom maps and descriptive pam
phlets rnAy he Obtained They will also be by mail
from the Conpany's Office No 20 Nassau Street, New
York application. Subscribers will select their
Agents in whom they have confidence, who alone will be
responsible them for the safe delivery OF the bonds
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer,
VIEW I'ORE.
qa.-G 1,u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12
sUtFrRBH,
Mhal are Your SNmntOmS 7

Are they fuued tougue diz1nf ala he, uneasy
stomach, oppfess az er .inu pain between the houl
ders constipation II 50 yOuars dyipepiit sud bilious
and nothing will meet your eff iently Tan
RANTS kFFERvEsoBNT SeLrzER ArJIuEEr
SOLD AT ALL DhuG STORES.
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Legal Bottles.

- iA At ~. ~ VERMONT WASHINGTON DISTRICT. q =
IN f'pnste court, held Montreliar witbn "a -, 20,
MILO O pfisaNEpp We ~ DAY ~ June, AID. 1881.
y guardian u Daniel Skinner. n,t...
Court Al ~. y. contn makes application said
~ va IA esate whereof Jededa ~ Wai,saS
plsrct died. seinedt hat he all ,hs.1
70, s pgrp9se o. puog the proceeds such sale al
teflbg the same 10 stocks real esats vonid he hsa
70 said ward Nhereupon Il Z oriee ~ ai Ds osne
sad phoaton BE referred TO session thereof t bhsia
At The ~ 'ai Ohcs In said Montpelier the III day 81
Iuiy. 4. D. 10 W hearing and decision ihereon ADD L Is
" b. paoioaSn Of Htcg Of said appcation and order
thereon three suocessvely IN the Vermont Waterman
state Journal newsp per printed AZ Montpelier bera
said time o. hearing that hey may sppear AZ said time and
place, and " they see cause, object thsfto.
BY the Court. Attest, MA. CHASE,
1891 Register
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TIVE Subscribers wiz continue tho business
Ia all It's branches and having made additions and
improvements 10 machii cry, are ready 70 manufacture
PLAIN and Fancy Cassmofes and JAIN aad checked Elan
They will be happy to see al old aud new customers
HAlNES,
W J. HATNhS.
Cabot. June 1. 1867 64G6
I'VE AMERICAN WITS Cts. year.
Fulof fan RICH ARDsON s. COLLINS
a. IN n w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-06-12

Passage and Freight at Reduced Rates
SAILING JAYS FR)d NEW YORK
Anril 2J;h 1857 july goth 1857,
Nay 1t AMI 20h August lOth and 5Oth ."
June ION and Both ept 2O.h
And every twenty DAYS ia reafer eaying on the sAtur
day previous wnet a Regular Sailing Day comes on
Sundv. For further informant IN apply - the NORTH
AuERTCAN STE AN SHIP co
WIN. n. WEBB, President % n CARkiNGTON, Agent.
81 Exchange Place n " III West steer. " aren n Y.
LAWRE sOE Y Ryan No 10 Broad 5. Is 'sion.
Agents for New England states
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ONLY A CENT A QUART!
MCKELLER'S PATENT
B E Err POW D e r

Makes healthy and inyig0ratng drink-toh Spark
ling, Delicious Ahead u all ohTs and oosts next 10
nothing 10 make H. Five different haynrs kasy
made. Put up IL 8 and 81 cent boxes Toy III
z. MOVES. Ago \, ~ Iadla n hoslon.
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BUYING Qua GOODS DIRECT

MANUFACFUR RE IL.
we can AMI will sell to trade" As cheap as hey
can buy Of any jibber 10 Boston
q CT. FULLERTON
Montpelier. May o 1861 daw w.
Trishocahies in THE AMERICAN WIT.
j % Cts year RICHARDSON x COLLINS.
A. John ST., New York
A FINE ASSORTM EMIT
OF LADIES KID AND SERGE SLIPPERS
at FULLERTON'S.
Montpelier, MAY 1867. daw t;w.
THE AMER CAN WITS Cts. a year
phul oy CRATE things. RICHARDSON 2 COL
Inns. AZ J I'm I, NeW York
As SOHE oBOPLR WfLL WEAR
Sale Boots and Shoes.
We shall fr17' this SINE keep =
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of the nkSr SALE ,Hk la the market and uoder
sell all dealers in inferior rods
&C p. FULLERTON.
Montpelier, MAY 9, 1861 daw CIV
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WIN HRBARD. Atty.
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NEW CORLIss ENGINES

LES CINE substitutes " those Il other
sent ulu application WM HARRIS Builder Of
G rliss Stesm Kngii Is l3 Eddy 81 Providence w. j.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Pittsburg contains five hundred large

Pittsburg contains five hundred large
manufacturing establishments. It has if
ty glass factories and sixteen potteries, for
ty-six iron founderies, thirty-one rolling
mills, thirty three machinery establish
ments, and fifty-three oil refineries, besides
miscellaneous works of almost every varie-
ty, the whole turning out an annual pro-
duct worth about 300, ,OOO 600.
From the annual report of the managers
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
we find that the gross receipts for 1866
amounted to $40, 1902, 49, The gross ex-
penditures of the year were Sc, 733, TAT,
leaving a net profit of 81, 164, ,072. The
number of passengers carried was 3S4, 302.
In 1865, the net profits were 81, ,S12, 271, on
receipts of $1l, 1883.
An inch of ground adjoining a block of
buildings, in Quincy ILL.,, was lately sold for
81, 200, which is at the rate of $14, ,4SO per
running foot.
A Danville IN. J. lady, who got divorced
from her husband and married another man,
has just eloped from him, running away
with her first husband
Prominent factors in Columbus, Ga, es-
innate the probable cotton crop of the pres
ent year-taking the receipts thus far as q
criterion-at !, ,750, 900 bales.
Smoked beef is good. Smoked tobacco
is of no account
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
EXECUTORS SALE.


TlHAT Magnificent Estate known ms af:AYh
i STRAWBERRY" iil
the property of LEVIN LANE, deceased, ILL
will be sold at public auction on the 1st day Of
February next, on the premises.
The tract of land embraces about 1000 acres !;
about 700 is cleared and ready for cultivation and
about 300 yet to clear. The balance woodland
with Pine, Cypress and Oak growth. 1t is, with
out exception better adapted to the cultivation OF
COTTON, GROUND PEAS AND CORN,
than any other plantation Of the size in the Con-
gresional District.
It lies about three miles from Marlboro Depot
on the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad, which is
II miles from Wilmington. The plantation lays
also, on the North East branch of the Cape Fear
River, offering admirable facilities for transporta-
ton of produce to the largest market in the State,
either by water or rail- Large portions OF the
land is lnderlaid with lime stone, affording facil-
tiles for maturing by marie and vegetable matter
unsurpassed any where: The fencing and
bitches are in fair order The improvements con-
large Barnes and Stables ample Negro quarters !;
Office in the yard one ten horse Engine with
Mill fixtures, capable of grinding seventy-hve
bushels Corn per day.
At the same time and place will be sold all Of
the stock consisting of
HORSES, MULES, HOGS, SHEEP
and some of the finest blooded CATTLE in the
county. Farming utensils, Corn, Fodder, Pork,
Ground Peas, Potatoes, &C., &c.
Terms of sale-One-thrd cash, balance one
two and three years. Title Deeds to be given
when all of the payments are made.
For further information, apply to Col. f. ID.
Hall, Wilmington, and DR.. E. 81. Goeette, Colds
boro'.
w. W. LANE, Executor.
Jan. / 8O-2twtd-49-td
Raleigh Sentinel and Newbern Journal of Com.
merce cOpy as above, and send bill to this office.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Credit of the State.

The resolutions of Mr.. Cowan, of New
Hanover, offered previously to the recess,
look earnestly and properly to sustaining
and improving the credit of the State.
Whatever the mad spirit of revolution may
do with the political interests of the South
ern States, it should be the care and pride
of every North Carolinian, to maintain, un-
furnished, the reputation and credit of his
State The propositions of Col. Cowan
seem to us to meet the case, of which our
legislators, who ought to know well the
condition of our people, will be the best
judges.
It will be seen that Mr.. Berry, of Orange,
introduced into the Senate, to-day a bill
relating to the same subject. Its provis-
ions we have not yet examined, but we
shall be ready to promote any scheme
which looks to the maintenance of the char
acter and integrity of the State, both at
home and abroad. d.-Sentinel 23d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Radical S-nsC for Once,

The Union Register, at Greensboro,
though it is intensely Radical, has an air of
sincerity not common in its ranks. We find
the following sensible remarks in regard to
the course of the Southern people upon
the Howard amendment
eve, of course, advocate the principles
of the amendment, 'only more so ;; but
the members of the Southern Legislatures
would have been something less than men,
had they adopted it. 1t is very much like
asking a man who is to be hung to adjust
the moose himself to save the hangman the
trouble. We cannot see anything SO strik-
ingly noble in the course of the Southern
Legislatures in rejecting it, but it was na-
tural and sensible, and we can't blame
them for it. In fact, they would have
branded themselves as the veriest fools ex-
tant. if they had done otherwise. They
very properly refused to be culprit and
hangman both, and at the same time. We
never expected them to do otherwise, and
can't see how any sensible man could"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
The Trial of Surratt.

| Washington letter writer says the grand ju
ry have now before them the indictment agains
John II. Surratt. On Saturday the testimony o
Mr.. John NJ. Lloyd, the keeper of the tavern a
Surrattsville, taken, also that of Other
witnesses. The arrival of Surratt is looked fol
between this and the end of. the month. No in
formation has been received at the Navy Depart
mcnt with reference TO the movements of the Uni
ted States Steamer Swatara since the late cable
dispatch of Rear Admiral Goldsborough, an
nouncing her departure from Alexandria, with
Surratt on board.
Cattle, sheep and Pigs in Great Britain.
It appears from the Parliamentary returns late
ly issued that in Great Britain, on the 25th OF
March last. the total number of cattle returned
by the occupiers of land, and estimated by collect
ing officers, was 3,785, 1856; the number of sheep
returned and estimated at 80 O48, ,23l: the number
of pigs 24476l9
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
From the Dublin Irishman.
KATY'S STORY.

Mary shed no tears-she was past that; when
the head goes wrong no tear can come Sitting
down on the bank, she took the drowned child on
her knee with her own hands she closed the
glazing eye, and stroked the yellow hair. There
some flowers in the dead grip of its hand,
but Mary let them remain there. Rocking the
child backward and forward in her arms, she be-
gan to sing, maybe she thought she was putting
it to sleep:
Hush, baby, hush-the stream runs bright
OIL father -mother-cOme,
And take the wanderer back again.
She longs to be at home.
The wounded bird would fold her wing
Within the parent nest,
The heart is broken, crushed and sore,
And tain would be at rest
The flowers loved and tended once
Are fading one by one,
When the chilling frosts Of winter come,
They'll all lie dead and gone,
But the blossom that you loved so well,
Your own poor stricken flower,
Must linger on and bear the frost
OF winters darkest hour.
You'll not cast upto me, father,
The step that went wrong
There's many one has slipped as sore,
That thought themselves full strong.
You will not turn aside, father,
Nor slight my dying prayer
There's another door stands wide for me,
That may enter thereI
1 have home above the stars,
Where sorrow cannot dwell;
To One who binds the broken heart,
Ny woeful tale I'll tell.
The scornfui hand may cast the stone,
The bitter tongue may blame,
There's One who waits to let me in
In spite of sin and shame?
The next morning when they came to take her
home, she and her child were lying by the side of
10 Str haH q home where
neither cold nor hunger shame nor sorrow, could
ever light on her more