The Mother's Assistant and Young Lady's Friend Volume 4-5 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1844 Excerpt: ... in Europe, by Dr. Durbin, 23 Persecutions of Popery 129 Poems and Ballads of Schiller 22 The Psalmodist 107 The Reformers before the Reformation, . 129 Weber's Musical Works, 55 Young Sailor 23 POETRY. A Mother's Love, 59, 83 Come with me, 24 Conscious Rectitude, 57 Don't kill the birds, 60 Enoch.--For Maternal Associations, .. 128 Good Children, 107 Morning Song, 103 Prayer for a sick child, 55 Retirement, 32 The mother waking her child, 21 The mother to her child, 30 The Sheep, 36 MUSIC, .24, 60, 108 YOUNG LADY'S FRIEND. A Reminiscence, 1 Associations with the dead, 70 A Word with Daughters, 85 Duty and pleasure of Woman, 47 Eminent Piety 120 Flowers 41 Give me thine heart, 44 Haynes Bayly, the Poet, 93 My Early Friends--Where are they?.37 My Sister, 138 Our Childhood Home, 67 The Broken Heart 109 The Graces of Youth 61 The Fatal Alliance, 45 The Christian Sailor, 131 Value of Time 47 Willis G. Clark 115 Wai it Providence? 71 NOTICES OF BOOKS. Instructions in Thorough Bass 95 The Vocalist, 95 POETRY. Address to Jehovah, 140 A Lament 118 Bliss of Heaven 94 Duty to Aged Parents 95 Dirge in Autumn, 137 I never wish to meet thee more, .... 94 Praise of the Deity in Solitude, 40 Strike the Crime, 66 Song, 114 To the Fountain in the Park, 66 Time--Past and Future, 69 Too Late 44 Thou art passing away, 96 To Mary, 119 MUSIC, 48,96 ENGRAVINGS. The Mother's Grave, . 49 View near Athens 97 Wigwam in the Forest, 1 THE YOUNG LADY'S FRIEND. VOL. V. JULY, 1844. NO. 1. Obtained a Prize of Fifteen Dollars. A REMINISCENCE. BY MRS. JULIA It. EMKRY. 1 My early days ray early days, On Memory's wing borne back ' It was a clear, bright afternoon, early in December. The Thanksgiving festival had just passed by, and the weather had become settled cold. The streets of our metropolis...