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A MorHEn's LovE.-The love of mother is never exhausted. it never changes. if never tires A father may turn his back on lis child; brothers and sisters may become inveterate enemies !; hus- bands may desert their wives, wives their husbands. But mothers love endures through all, in good repute, in the face of the worlds condemnation, a mother still loves on; still hopes that her child may turn from his evil ways and live, still she re- members the infant smiles that once filled her bo som with rapture, the joyful shout of his childhood the opening promise of his youth and she can me- yer be brought to think him all unworthy. @

 .asseliG .N6gman.--The following is specimen of the many notes daily received by the counsel of this.mueh injured female: ro xoe aftT

 "A friend to the oppressed desires Miss Amelia Norman to accept the enclosed trille towards the support of her little innocent babe ;for the moth er's sake alone, Iwish it were in my pOwerto send "New York, Jan.1 20, ls44." vt e, -s--r-< p . This note passed through the hands ofheF coun- eel. Mir. Morrell. The enclosure rsi5l was hand rel over to Mrs. Child forthe bsnllt of the sufIer ing gisl-.E Y. 7Sts Ssss 1o isaivoH a.i eo,

 