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violence and BIoodshed.

Bg.ovNr 4 BRowNs, 3I5 Second st. AT
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Go and zee the Monitor.
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THE CITY.
M H Nj r III I 81
wednesday Evening, Jau. 4. 1871
The Weed Sewing. Ma
chine, 263 Second st. 1891
skating Rink. ses Main street.
IT you want good old Megibben
whisky, go 60 avs Second street.

srrAM-rlrrrSo at Sl6 Second st. AZ
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Through Nail train WILL NOT stop at flag
stations west of Moscow.
Ticket Office. 27S Main street, corner Of South
Court.
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Only Reliable Route to Little Rec

Avoid laying over at DevalPs Bluff TWEEN
hours, which passengers do Who take boats.
Tickets for sale at the Cen pany's office.
South Court street; and NJ yaN Memphis al
Charleston railroad Ticket Office, 27S Main 81
and at the Memphis and Louisville railro|
Ticket Office, 237% Main street; and at d
Illinois Central railroad Ticket Office. y
jefferson street; and at Hopefeld dep|
- BID. WILLIAMS, Gen. Sup't|
B. p. RoBsoN, Asst Sup't. 81
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. r.
Takes effect Sunday, June 123 lS70).
arrives. Leaves.
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lOl-l2-lOO $50 Broadway. New York City.
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Tuesday, january 10, 1871,
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

EDMUND A. COLE, G. and NJ.
Wilson Z Beard, Attorneys. l75-l13
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MUSIC BOXES, FROM So TO $50 EACH.
vi Guitars. Violins. Banjos. Flutes. Eifes,
Rlageolettes, Picolos, Clareonets; Bass, Tenor
ana Boys Drums, Of all sizes; Boys Trum-
pets, TrombOnes, COrne.s@ to valves. Har-
monicas. etc. French and German .Accor-
deons, Flutines, Concertines, Brass and Silver
Band Instruments; Volumes Of Piano Music,
beautifully bound, from So to IS each; Genu-
inc Italian and Roman Violin Strings. and the
largest stock Of Sheet Music in the South. -,
n. B.-Country merchants and dealers VIII
please send in their orders at once.
e. A. BENS0N'S Music House.
S6-111 317 Main street
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-15
EEw YoRR, June o, 1871
HI. LdLor.

M. Editor:
The annual meeting Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum ol New York has recent.
ly taken place, and a fair opportunity
was afforded 70 judge Of tho two sys
tems-tLe French by the alphabet on
the hand, spelling ont the English Ian.
gnago and the expression Of the fea-
tures and body by signs The German
rs by articulation which system Is now
incorporated into tie regular course IN
the x. 7 Institution. and wo saw and
heard the deaf and dumb, those who
gcro born 80, aud those who bad be-
come so, READ from tie lips Of their
teacher. and from d. yiat9a, ard dis.
tincty anicalate answers u mathemat.
ical and other questions
Ab foundation for education the
hand alphabet and the laugage Of
signs seem altogether preferable
An election followed tire exercises,
Whcn t4e Res. H. Adams was elected
Pres.1eat 10 place d Shepherd Knapp,
Esq uhD declined. Jhe Hon EFsstus
Brooks was promoted 10 tie FieePres.
aency. yacated by Dr. Adams Nr
Joseph q Org's, farmehy " Jour gil-
lage. VAS elected aa honorary llfa
member
Pupils CAS- BE- received from your
state r,
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The New York herald., 1871-09-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER ~, 1871.
CLEARED.


seamship China (Br, Macauiay, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Nevada Br,. Forsyth. Liverpool via Queens.
Steamship Assyra orr. Smith. Glasgow Bros
steamship saxon,s NG, Wider, Havana-F Alexandra &
Steamship Robert Ineham, wheIaw Sydney, CB--In,er
national Coad and Railroad Co.
Steamship Yille, Deenng, New orleans-o Mallory 4
stesmshp Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-H IL Nor.
Steamship Hasteras. Lawrence Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship Acushnet, Rector. New Bsdford-Ferguson
WOOD
steamship Norwich. Hines. Salem Murray Ferris
SUP James Foster Jr. Cunningham, Liverpool-Chas
Slip Sir Robt Peel Larrabee, London -Grinne. Mnturn
Ship Carl (NG) Often, Bremen-H Roop.
BARK Lochier (Br), Covert, Cork or FalmouthHeney
Bark Mercur Nor. Frvod. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Adelsde Pcndergast Mcvey Rio Janeiro-Peuder-
Brig Joseph Howe tBr), Wilson, Loudon-H J Dowof
Rs jaime: Ratchrord tBr), George Aux Cayes-Cranda.
Eris Coino (Br,. Williams Havana.
Blg 81 John Eapts (Br), LIE Blanc, 81 Johns NFHaon
,,sehr Ernest Marie. Gameau, Port au Prince-C Van
schr q W pnl Holden Tampa-L Sorley.
schr King Bird tBr, Simpson, st John, Mp Ncvus &
schr Enchanircss, Phillips Savannah-Evans Ball Co.
schr A Johnson, Harris, Washington NCW Hnman
.schr Mary Louisa, Gaskil, Washington, NC-Zophar
Mills
schr Mary Hyer, Crcamer. Beaufort Thomas Holmes
Co.
schr G cranmer saford, Baltimore Van Brunt Bro.
Soop Renort, Hart, New Hayen--Rackelt Il Bro.
steamer Tacony Nicao!s, Phiadelpnls
Steamer Concord. Norman, Philadelphia
Steamer u Utey. DAVIS, Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol Wallace Phladcplia.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
1elseMm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 81, 1871.
The latest report from Balmoral announce
tnat the health Of Queen Victoria "has not i'm.
proved"
Premier Gladstone Is on visit to Her Majesty.
OUTFLOW OF sPEcIE.
shipments OF specie upon an enormous scale con-
tinue to be made by nearly every steamer leaving
the English ports for the United States.
TIE RATE OF DISCOUNT,
1t Is very probable that the directors OF the Bank
OF England will advance the rate Of discount at
their meeting tomorrow. The knowledge OF the
fact tends to depress the money market
Mr.. AsHBURY's FRIENDS
The London NeDs expresses the hope that "Mr
Ashbury's yacht Lvonla will meet with fair play in
American waters, and not be jocke ycd out OF any
triumphs which Of right belong to her."
THE PRINCESS OF WALES AT HOME.
Her Royal HiGnness the Princess Of Wales returned
to England to-day from the Continent.
CHARITY TOWARDS CoLONrsrs
Subscriptions to the amount OF fI, 900 have been
raised in London for the sufferers by the hurricane
and earthquake In the island OF Antigua.
FATAL MARINE COLLISION.
vessel named the Mushroom was run down and
sunk yesterday by the steamer Eagle, an TWO per-
sons drowned.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
POLYGAMY DOOMED.
Mormons Not Eligible as Grand Jurors Ia
Federal Courts-Chief Justice McKean's
Counterbast Against Polygamy

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 27, le11.
In relation to the challenging and rejection OF
Elders George Q. Cannon II. B. Clatson and James
Townsend grand jurors they having testified that
poygamy one OF the fundamental doctrines OF the
Church Of which they are MEMBERS that they be.
ieve that polygamy is revelation from God to that
Church, and that they do not believe that man
living polygamy Is guilty OF adultery, Chief JUS
tice Mexican has just pronounced the following OPT
nion:-
The sophsm by which polygamy sought justified
being IN harmony with American civilization Ii that po-
OF the iun'ianlent principles Of institutions
and o the federal constitution and that therefore poygamy
rroectedby the constitutions and all laws enacted against
Il are unoonstitutionsL II tho mass Of tue American
system Of prevailed among them Is needless
hat constitution nd institutions sould not exist
II is not little hun niatng that should TO be
sary to add that constitution and institutions do
not rcqure--nays do not pcrmlt-she liberation OF
istsuce Of civilization. There have been religions
which have required the offering up of human sacrifices TO
the ani the casting Of infant children 10 the crocodles
of the anges but II such deeds done In this country
attempt to justify them by the plea of religious
sition as that involved in this case When the burglar IS
tit inquire into the crime of burglary when the
robber is lit Juror to inquire into the crime OF larceny
milrdcrhen the bgams who swenrs IN substance that
crimes his religion, be o. Juror to inquire into the
crimes OF bgamy and adultery But thanks to centuries Of
Christian civilization, that time is not now and Judging
The challenger sustained. and the three
jurors named are rejected.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
EUROPEAN MARK ITS.

LONDON MoSrr kABKrr.-LoSpoS, Sept O. 80 Y.
M-consos closed at 93 for both the
United staes nvetwen,y bonds, lSs, sss so5 old, sg
ls67s, 9s; teD.forles, So.
FsANKroaT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept ", ISL
United States fveweny bonds opened rs for the issue
OF 1857
80 p. NJ. The cotton market closed hSn mddng upsnds
day have been 1900 bales LcludrG 4V FOR export
speculation.
LivYRpool BRyApeTurrs MAREET-LlvrRPooL, sept.
?7l so Mrhe brcsistu6s market s active. Wheat los
lid lie bd PER cenal fcr no red Western spring Flour
24a a gBs 81. rer bb for Western canal.
LivKnrooL rRovls.oss MAngrL-LIvrnpcoL, sept.
g7 80 r. M.Pufk, 4bA 3D. rer bb for fine Wcslern Prime
Cheese bjs g. per cwt Tor the lest grades Of Amer
tuc. 81.
LivrRrooL PnonucF MARRTT.-L,vtErooI, SEPT "
l:3JP M.--TAiow, s4s. 81. pei evil
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

David O'Brien, Superintendent Of the Herald
Press Room.
David o. OBrien, the superintendent Of the HERALD
press room died at his residence in Seventy.eightn
street. near First avenue at nine O'CLOCK last night
He had been complaining OF illness, more or less
severe. for some time past and remained
confined to his house oy sickness since
Wednesday last The exciting cause Of
his death was Brights disease OF The Kid
neys; the more immediate, congestion OF the brain.
Mr. 0'Brien entered the HERALD service In the year
1851 and has thus peen employed by the establish
ment or period OF twenty years. Ee was o faith.
fui man. attentive and active in the discharge OF his
duty He leaves wife and tive children.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, September 27, 1871
In Its issue this evening the FaH Man Gazette
sdenounces- the London telegraph OF the morning
for misinterpretation Of sentence in Mr. Dlsraeli's
speech In regard to the Queen characterizng IL as
snagrantly dishonest as ever appeared In an Eng
lsn Journal" The writer declares that '1f Mr..
Gladstone keeps such company as the editors Of
that journal none but the rabblc will follow him.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
sEITEMEER %.

1S10--The German army entered Metz
ls6e-A council OF spanish Ministers agreed 10 pro-
pose the young Duke OF Genoa 10 the Cortes as
q candidate for the throne
1s54-1hc American sloop-of' war Albany sailed rom
Aspinwa and was never aIterward heard
from.
ISaS-The emgrant ship Annie Jane wrecked On the
coast OF Scotland; 3iS lives lost
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

s,o....- 49,. -. - -, ,,,
n,dee ani ''s laws rro"dcncc Tor New YORK. WV"
Wi, nmer s vnted states DAVIS Fall River for Now York.
WIN muse ana passengers
BOUND EAST
e,..ro,t,. 49,. -,
s,alnsp s.samsn,p sorwch, h,nes New York for Salem
schr phi shcrinan Nh N suw iork tor sew bclord'
schr 4 Mesa Iaa NJ y NV ,orA lor = Al hiver
schr tsrriet Rvam an ~ n,- nuM ron Ior ureensc
schr Charter 0.k P,ns Tnrt J nor r. ,rovaence
wics s M w W. NoAerson' Fhhadephia Tor MOI
Sci,r READING RR No a. Roa., p,u,ao,,,. 10, Ma H.,
ven ~ s ~" "' ~ "ou"n' rIhaaepha ior rev IA
VeIc Schr Joh, n M,so. mov.. ,,.,ox.
Scir Mornny iIcbt Owen ioI , mcW Lonuon
ohr Tsns,rs s, ~. owe, MI ii.ndepnle tor bridgeport
Schr inssnh = pa, ,i ew pri noik Ior rsoyigence
schr Five gat.r. Iiocn.r = =. vori =, ~, o" hA'en'
sci. r,c .n,s sa,. 'ors ~ ". podton
schr Caroline kepnle. ssdmar eorselan % nndyrp9 Nor
Schr n = Ro,ts E,,.wor,b oeorg.,ow, M, , ~ ,,
no"' e DOWN. ''~o''ns "co'ge'own' W, !or new Ha
ven: schr n v yo,.. n,v,. o.o.,.,o-, NO ~ ,
Sshr W,n Evsr.t ,.v AS.ns r"r a r,p p onosepoT
Sen. ~ ~ ~ I.voio.s ~ nuany wi ~ V.u
Schr .,y.in m, Ei,h.hp 'Hr Or Macsown
Schr ysrra WI s"o. ~ T''n
Scr ,,uo ss, s'.' & ,on muue'"wn
Schr 1"ne R.sc NGW ,nnb =, s ,
S y1ns nussc, ChaWo, TOT Irovidence
Sanr ETCS"1 EooisK NeW Iofk tor rtoviacnce.
Schr Dr WIN Powers. Crosby New York for New Haven
schr Emerald DeCasro, New York for Sag HarDor.
Schr rrancis u, warren, Fort johnson Tor Boston.
Schr u Ts'b0t Amsbury, South Amboy for Boston.
Scnr niruna tnr Mtchei', new YORK Tor 81 J0hn, NIB.
Scnr New Zealand, Pope. rort Johnson Tor Boston
Schr Geo Brown Gedney Eizabethport fer Bridgeport
schr Roanoke Cook, Eizabcthport tor Taunton.
Schr Fnro Fvye, oax "a ior Mew LONDON
Sc,. n.. ~ ~ ~ suv
Schr g. yso ~ s ~ n
Schr WnlarJ xnJersnn n Ei,yahcthno ~ ,or provtdsrc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
IRELAND.
Estimated Value of o Government Informer.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN Sept. u, 1871.
Tnc relatives OF the Fenian in!ormer, Talbot, who
was shot and killed several months ago by man
named Kelly, have preferred claim for $4,000
against the city OF Dublin, as compensation for his
death al tho hands OF an assassin
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
GERMANY.
Bismarck at His Parliamentary Post.
TFlreaARs TO THE NEW voax HERALD.

His Excelency Prince Bismarck mas decided to
remain in the city until the opening Of the German
Reichstag on the 18th of October
LEGISLATIVE CoNv0CArION BY ROYAL AUTHORITY.
MUNICH. Sept ~, 1871.
The session OF the Bavarian Landtag was opened
In thls city to-day by Prince Ltntpo,d.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
THE CHOLERA.
Spanish Quarantine Precautions
ytltGaAH 70 the new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept p, 1871.
It's o1'cally announced that all vessels from In
fected ports In the North OF Europe and America
Oound TO Malaga and other ports on the Medtera
mean must perform quarantine at vigo, ION the AT.
1antlc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
ENGLAND.

Queen victorias Health Still Precarious-Pre-
mier Gladstone at Balmoral-Enormous
Outflow Of Specie-The Rate Of Dis
count-A Word for the Livonia,
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
DISRAELI AND GLADSTONE.

Journalistic Morale and q Lesson to tie Pre-
mier.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
SAILED.

steamships Nevada, and China, Lverpool Assyria Glas
gow Saxona, Havana; Robt Ingham, Sydney, CB; To'
New Orleans; Champion, Charleston: Haeras, Rchmond
Wiad at sunset WNW
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
WHAT HIS SUBJECTS SAY.

There are people who say that the mind Of
the Emperor has become confused by the
constant camor of the many and diverse
political claims which are presented to him
hourly by the leaders Of the various nation
alities subject to his rule, and that this
confusion has been rendered still more
intense by recent review of the financial
and military condition of the empire,
coupled with the Cabinet annoyances which
he has experienced from the peculiar con-
diton of his governmental relations with the
Holy See.
The Emperor Francis Joseph is personally
respected, if not actually beloved by his peo-
pie, and his wife, the Empress Elizabeth, is
exceedingly popular, on account Of her unas-
suming manner and charity.
His Majesty is in the forty-frst year of his
age, and should be in the enjoyment of the
full vigor of his intellect. 1t has been fre-
quently remarked, however, during the past
few years, that he was gradually becoming
gloomy in mind and disposed 10 retirement,
both from the presence Of the members of his
family, the association of his State counsellors
and the intimacy Of his more immediate &C.
quaintances.
The very rumor of his intention TO abdicate
is accepted as evidence Of the progress Of the
democratic sentiment in Europe.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
TIE PEACE CONGRESS.
A Decided and Abrupt Contradiction OF Prin-
ciple.
IGLEcMn TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LAUSANNE. Sept. 26, 1871.
was tumultuOus.
Many of the speakers defended the acts Of the
Paris Commune.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Thc Exhibition of New styles IN ssiihs, DrcsS
Coois Coaks shawis end Costumes will be continued until
isday, Oelpb 1her store wN be kept open until
Y. NJ. each day LoRp = s,, TN ~, Lpn H. 4.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
Herald Special Report from
Vienna.
kumored Intention of Francis
Joseph to Abdicate.
Progress Of the European Consti-
tutional Crisis.
The Imperialism Of the Hapsburgs Un-
able to Control Events.


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the Austrian capital -
VIENNA, Sept. 81, 1871.
The city is seriously agtated to-day by
the prevalence of rulnor, which is very
freely circulated, to the effect that His
Majesty the Emperor Francis Joseph is seri-
ously disposed to abdicate the throne.
The cause which is alleged as more immedi-
ately influencing his mind in this direction is
mental dependency, arising from con-
scious conviction of his personal unfltness to
grapple with the constitutional crisis which
has matured under his rule, and which
threatens sudden and complete dissolution
of the empire
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

CIothing.-FnlI Oversacks, 80 TO $40; saitss
d20 to 329 Fine goods for custom work.
@, B. CLARKE, ia William street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Tho Wilson sautiIc Sewing Mnchinc-rhe
beat and machines in the word prc,
froa 10 blVJ easy paymc1Li Saiesroon w Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

spikes TOOthache DrOps'' Cure In One Mia
,te.--HiLLS HAIR DYE, black or brown, only 60 cents
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

uafs.-Our Seven Dollar Dress Hnt
Is square Fight against War Prices.
Exanine-Compaic
And-you--wll- csrta My Buy
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A.-FOr n StyI'sh md Elegant Hat, at POpu.
lar prices go to DOUGAN l0a Nassau street, Of
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Din Ynonds Bought and Sold.
GEO. c. ALLEN, s4l Broadway Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

sun rises. ...... SO Moon rises .cve
Sun sets. ..... 43 High water. morn Z SO
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

There Never Nus such An Exhibition Of ric.
uresoue well Of unsshy have been conjured
uo BY the ingenuity OF haers for the present fall season
Among however, the beautiful and tAsefuly do
signed OF KNOX be readily distinguished In their
variety from the Handsomely 6nshed dress hat Tor
be worn business quarters or spoed on There
something IN the style and hnfsh OF KNOX tnas
instantly attracts the educated eye, and prcclams pro-
the arlstic genius OF Prince OF ilaers And the
elegant occupy themselves In oo.ing ont tas iorunae
KNOX the examples OF our best dreseeo
gentlemen. Indeed, a mans reputation In fashionable
society depends his wearing genuine aad undouoted
KNOX
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All Dis
eases OF the Feet by ZACAR1E 10 Union
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A'mansc for New York -ruIs Day.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, shoulder Braces
Abdomiral supporters Sc, &C.
pr. GLOVER, ~ Ann street, adIoiulng Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A Luxuriant Head Of Hair md = Cool. Cleam
scap are very desirable. CRfSTADORU'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE WIN accomplish both. Try It,
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

Royni Havana Letfery.-The Hizhest Rates
paid Tor Douboons, all kinds of Gold AMI SILVER.
TAYLOR i CO., Bankers. ID fall srest. New YORK
The New York herald., 1871-09-28
OCEAN STEAMERS
aeuae, Salts Destia,or. / 0Ne.

DATES oF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF sEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

PhysjcIans and Chemists veuch to the Fact
hat CHEYAIIEEs LIFE for the hair perfectly harmless
an elegant hair dessng restores gray hair, stops ks
aluna out. ucreas growtn.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A1.-U. g. Wolfe dL Co.'s Bell Schnapps,
distilled AZ Scheidam, Ioland pure medicinal s,imu-
liant. Try II.
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A.-A.-S2 saved ON Fall style Gcntlemcn's
Dress Hats. Largest stock offered nj retail.
Z. y. D. HAT COMPANY, 10 Cortlandt atreel
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A.-l'haion's New Perfumes,
~ LOVE YOU"
aud "WuITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-28

A.-For n stylish and Elegant Fiat Go
dec, TO the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, 1lS Nassau
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-12-08
TO, MY MOTHER.

Gould Irs-liye my happy childhood years,
Aud then, as now. be conscious Of the pain
The wakelui nights, the anxious hopes and fars,
Ny careless words, Or thoughtless actions
vain
Hath given thee, dear mother, gladly I'd
Repay the find Indulgence, counsel kind,
Thou gaye-t. that thy eaid might be allied
To thee in goodness and superior mind.
or times, forsootb, my lips did thee upiraid
Fer checking wild fancy. dearly -on
Methought thy heart was hard, and wisdom
stayed,
But now know full we'll thy duty's done.
The precepts IRON the depths ef pure besTt.
;ombincd with practice, studied well chs
while.
Perebanee has been magnet set apart
To draw me far FROM Influences vie.
Thine eye has closely watched my daily round.
Thine ear ever open to my wants;
in sickness. inpther, thou vert nightly found
Beside ny couch to catch the whispered
thod2bts,
The fond maternal hand which pressed my
brow,
And fonder stfll fhe lips that Oft met mine,
Have BEEN 10 solaee. and even now.
In fancy's dream, my head is laid near thine.
Or what !. dearer yet, am lulled to sleep
Upon thy bo-ora. One boon alone crave;
'TIs strong in life. and nj the end ss deep
As her dark s'umbers. broken by the grave.
Hayhap the hope IL selfish, felt by me.
Bat thus il is would brcak the bands
Which bind my soul, aye, 70 firmly TO thee,
Ny all. That Tines hour-gl glass may stay
the sands
which measure life and lengtheI ont the days
Beyond the years allotted To mankind
That when fm summoned hence the cheering
rays
or thy soft smile may lure my way. and find
passage bright Trough the dark vale Of death,
Il all ask. None ether friend will weep
Such tears of heartfelt grief; none others
breath
VIII warm ny check when in deati's arms I
sleep.