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The herald., 1837-04-10

AyAN .AAMsuEeHs BESErTT-fHis svENiSc VIII be
LUCILLE Lucille Ms G. Banet,-st cyr. M Picksrins-
Lion S sp%sSae ca s Mr. Va. Ms.
0c 1osss a. half past a.4 psoanee viii az,
oc"cA Boxes 7o-pit S7t-Gasy y cents. RIO
FRANKLIN THEATKE.-THls EVENING Will
DOUGLAS esaason sfe M Judah-You.s Noral Mrs Preston
Lady Randolph Miss Kerr.
D9UGLaas TRAvEs1iE-Youny Norval Mr.. John SETON
Lauy Randolph, Ms, Kent
rdyeI% 70 egScaa1 nsl.r, MN lho Bareita Of y
Davis-Jen,y, Miss ker
cisey. Boxes 90 cents; ft -.
NATIONAL THEATRE-THIs EVENING will he
RApaaGns Ps,21nsd bsEhS@naD.. Ok r-s o Mr. Am.e-,
rAG Afs Mss5 K pars Of wa Mr. uaes,-m
nnaIy NINA, Mr. Mn Tnome.
BqNXpARTE CROSSING THE ALPS -Bonapar,e, Miss Ba'-
TO conclude with a magnificent and sneqaaed Legend of
PloNs OF cHRIsTENDoM.-s, George Of Engand Mr.
es, Ms @
" Asa Strangers. Guide tins very central location Two
Gas Light have been stationed D. On the soTsI Of
have Leea illuminate hundred feet
''sa sols a"sn s,p 70 ,hs 80 ras.Ie s cents
u Doors open at ocock-Periormaace commence att
10 GEOLOGICAL INsriTUTE-rhis interesting establish
which has November by upwards
90 Individuals viii positively
ufday the 18th INST enable the make
mens for their grand western tour Till that day order
they have effected with Mr. Kendall AID
Brass Ban under his direction This iu and splendid
chea furnished With variet OF d popular
consisting. o 1verurcs pouris, cayatlaas, ualfzes
great quantity OF fches chole ccimens cred
tn most admired works o Handel Mozart Hayden,
and tine eminent modern masters ardng cxpres is and
dcdceatd 10 MIR, kendalrs Brass Bard
The Concert viii commence dai ac ck the afternoon,
and each will afford the
entertainment, sed IN this other Ih
Notwithstanding the OF this additional
have limited the admssn to the rate So dren
halfprlce. al di.tI5
DIONAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH, BROADWAY.
STEkIING AT'rHACTONS.-Tom during
- week addition OF xec pieces TO HANINGTuN's
MOVING Dl0RAMAs.-lDs menial Concert, by the German
Mine with the al varied the evening" con
ssng o Fifteen Vieu the inimitabe FANTOC.
CIN, will be for the first time shown the
DISTRACTION OF BABYLON
the departure the ofSadanapa by land and water
tae proud If martial grandeur, BY Walker BY
eminent abcautit1l
MOONLIGHT VIEW OF THE RUINS OF THE ABBEY OF
SAN JOSEPH,
with funeral by light predicting
intense interest The third panab Bengough represents
the
HAUNT OF THE NAIADS,
being grand submarine TIC formed of coral
the lake Of dreams with the OF fairy palace from the boz
OF syey waters with attendant syps gadedby
d0phms.
Proie. sor of the Piano, Mr. Iiassord
Doors 1t hilf past oc0ck-peomances commence nj
half past T. Box tickets so cents Upper seats 2
The herald., 1837-04-10

= FOR HAMTFORD.-Prom p.eh
s.S.s sS h.;na. Ga ;srTsSs S..
s ss,1es G ats F.rs to New Load.n % Stages
as s received AL, aabES South ss
- TO LET OR LEA SEA rare opportunity for
ps.o" Ss to g into p. e. retail sGes e, and -e
Cliff st .. the present oceupsst about renau6 il The
stock Ts,ch,s light may 1s lad medeate the
wl B. reaed separately ifde.red fitted
sfs'' siS ''"'' A''' No. 90 rson s9ssPM - Is
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-Ihe splendid steam
boat sw ALLOW. Inquire at So Courtlandt ~ asit.
WANTED-A Boy'otens Bar. Inquire IN South street
To LET-An oscs and Loll lsqai.eof
i aie HARTMAN BiRDsALL . 4 81 Water Il
$500 ~. tho Rs. 10
one and & o@ ssay person esmae %. Of
s@oanas Z, , Ss Hscs.sd DGsg, and made his e:saps
sae s.so Of The bsak hsen slOO bills and
~ Rev ard FIVE HUNDRED Dollars win be paid for tn. recovery
Of money and :" .Sai rsPPSS e. eo s n
manyfse,ins business IN the sons, few hour. .a from
Nw mo ~ The % a., sme o peasb
wss esp command siCoo or sqooo his offers svsrsb oppor
Of good business either as silent o. active
saitner. 80, ~ 60,
r, sd &. os Of II s psp ps~ adss.ed
saying whc and where aniaevew would be convenient, viii
L,OsTERs CLERK,s GUIDE, OR CON
III MEf,CIAL coRREsPoNDBNCE.-1h day ~ published
The G 81 S.%s q sS
sc. and Appendix containing Advice 10 Young Traasren
ana sbsekeepers pqsaon of Commercial Terms &c
Ac by n. Foster, vel limo
~ roste has this county
.ndcr srssi obligations him by the publication ofhs
which medemte and ~ reasonable compass nj
Young clerk clear and lucid
nopss Of the business details commercial transactions
daily " counting house experience The best
models correspondence are here act before The
youthful henos aud we OF pn
likely TO facilitate the insent of such rcsu ss cssf
sudy Of M pscpies csemped In this snpeenane bvt vaua
bic little wesk."
BY the Author b. Class Rooms lsa Broadway
the druggist stots. Also-
- CONCISE TREATISE ON BOOK KEEPING, Calculating
inc ana rrscce Of Double Entry and the Modern Me-
larged and greatly irgoved To which added CHAP rRR
vol pp 100. -
-. The dssieH sfthe work exhibit ysw Of Book Keep
actually practised the well rrmed
furnish learners with text book clear In m usaios a.
10 I've easily understood and yet es Ia afford a
the information required tor practical accountants. n csnaius
the latest improvements the art and will found useful guide
the rner, the merchant and the man ofbusiness
From the Boston Atlas
This decidedly the best treatise Book Keeping which we
has confined himself plain exp ofthe art as
n mercantile establishments and warry recommend he re-
result of his abOrs 10 the public
ry- MR. FOSTER continues 10 give LESSONS Ne usual say
and evening, IN BOOK KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, MERCAN.
TILE CORRESPONDENCE,&c &c.
Rooss, ls3 Broadway, W stars sc.3tis
The herald., 1837-04-10

WANTED-At the Intelligence once 70 chamssrs street,
Ameaa h w,s 70 go a the soan.y English eooIed Or
sias. Two American bo,s L. learn spar making as2t
Tire, american Boy. to esrS .hs Spar s,s
waiter Apply at No. 70 Chnsb, rs ST. as
WANTED-A numse Of young men, Americans, 10 go ca
tod @ asa @ sG"s 20 weh s,s y
will gwen all cosg and other articles viii be fur
Peek Slip up stars JOHN b. TAYLOR.
WANTED Five young who understand perfectly
w " @asihs silk bonnets Apply 4os Broadway 'econdnsor
w co.PAa rNEssiIr@A lew snteipn:ns 81 bisines. S. men
with $4,000 each wanted limit!
S Ss s . the o. WHICH ys @ s
name G. > al the office oiae Courier & Enquirer. dx6G
TO CAPITALISTS.
o sGU No. on pSpe' s - f1s %r woh
Asonsy corner Chamber eeiandPak Place
Co.af1ons made knows BY MIR Whiting. als-tf
WANrEDA irs, rate Brass inse for screw cutting and
@ s s snn 70 wh,m c%st employnent and 81 y wages
FARMERS WANTED.-Fourcrive five single men who
v ~ iamns can ad steady eapoymsn by apply
mo ming. a4-2R.
RAY WATEH.-one task. about 80 gallons for sale by 4
aio Brokers Commission Merchants 80 q 50 Water ST.
I ARD.-a'5 Kes. first quality y ws.,ep T 70, .sleby,
alo Brokers & Commission Merchants. so & 81 Waters
T. q, y"sFfs And boxes
ale Brokers & Commission Merchants. 50 q So Water St
STORAGE-wlbe be taken in the proof Stores 50 and 50
.,o ~a's' street. Apply ." the pfs aaKTMAN RI BRDsAL
DOOK X EEPERS WANTED.-FINNS original
S M s art OF Si5 B11f III eoSE M nm "se re-
nsin. a; present anvaled It's acar approach he Of
books BY wheShs student has 10 further prasc
s G%n ssss ?" e o h % a Hs
wide irackiess open genius whlchhe who
saS' %s"y a"saccessiy see% for ese%hsTs
supplied @ @ e for o part
states, South America srMest Inaies a3lm.
A FIRST RATE CHANCE, If SOON APPLIED
n FoR-iwo good bed rooms also basesent of,To rooms roo
first rate order and the hesnest and n ao s re-
len sf walk q ssrss s IspsesS s%is
sIs 9s whose and
Address ROOMS at this Office. with real will meet
prompt at enon. m27 I'm
4 FIRST RATE CHANCE II IMMEDI-
with handsone yard and TO let for good
@ ;oss an "s
ana ao far from Broadway Any cit az e
ROOMs WITH BoARD ID may be had iOs Leonard
tlemen. Apply ON the premises. m1.2wr
u DEMOVAL-wA A ANDRoss CO. Satin Beaver Bon.
net s Boz s Sa so
Or the Millinery Trade ns-tf
DoBERr LONE, MTMexthb; csnb ExenAvEK.
n has removed TO 40 Broadway corner Of Liberty street
calas i S Head. Bs d % Eachanse . d Lsdna
ana Desk Seals Silver and Brass Door Plates.
o Arms, Cesn and Cphers engraved with care ana
despatch.
nz- An Apprentice wanted. ms I'm
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GEN ERA
MEETlNG OF YOUNG MEN. .
5 The Democratic REPUBLICAN Young Men OF the city o.,
endy nominations and the General Ard
State Administrations ,qiested atens General Meeting
hald Hall Monday the 10th OF April
instant ats 10 make preparatory arrangements Tor ne
coming Charter Election.
BY order Of the Young Mems General Committee .
PHILIP >. CHoOKE, Chairman
SnaTSe GnsTs5s sTAW,sr. Ys,rsa Secretaries.
rt ns.,.c,a,c na,c,. !, m .lease ro,v this asn.
The herald., 1837-04-10

AGATE MORIAHs.-Ar rcscfa assortment of Agate
IN Mortav with Pesals ~ dserep nrrnbers for sssby
nT DR. LEWIS FEuCHTWANGER, STT Broadway.
The herald., 1837-04-10

no CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE RooM.-Mr.
Horn begs leave 10 acknowhdg the Obligations he under
Gentlemen who lave literally hs ertab and
has The pleasure 10 inform his ncnds and that he has
Tered INTO permanent ARRANGEMENTS with celebrated pc baker
iora constant supply ~ the hcst pies and ,a that POSSIBLY e
mase this city lie alss be ahle all supply
customers with coffee and chocolate ID the very finest
richest quality nrd facrs himself that at the
aiy can te public BE- better aud satisfactorily served with
Aur art r. los han ha
The herald., 1837-04-10

i AND OFF1CE.-JOHN L. BOGARDus, Atbsnry
~ and Coun.eor Al Law, Clinton Hall No BccL sre~s.
orrssite the Brick Church doos OF New ye hbsoss M
scui Arkansas Military Beauty General Land oce ars ws-
Agency.
ssher st Rev.lutiouary-2d Late wm-A CanaSsn vosss
eerstth English Refugees from the States 10 Csnada ed
Nova Scotia Dsseries British army the helm
all the above casessb Titles To lands fsritsd hr
oftax reclnmed1th snles to lands sold ~
asesSh Tose VIA parted with the.i dschusss ws!acs.
uss before isssed reclaim the saneNh Land
and the u states Caaada New
Texas boag and sold exchanged tsSes d
titles and perfected applsraSen 10 M
oihce.
Pos, Masters bro- sou the United States ohe ssne.
above claims, and acting AGENTS t
several sections ~ county WV Dc entitled TO an
s,p r,,.s,nns ComrruacaiitTls rosf rah
n- valuable farming land fo sale the State Of Illinois.
QUARTER sf se zach parcels s asvvs
towns otherwise Also, " Missouri Arhsn
dn III
The herald., 1837-04-10

SwAIN,s WORM SUGAR PLUMs.-As efcs-
~ ctos and convenient Medicine ir Children, caisiaf wofHs
10 be discharged great numbers rs whcn there ~ ~
pearsnee ~ they do much goOd OF me
of rn the II mach a-d howcls which ge-eats mem
and injurious to chdfen alive tof safe ~ e pro
pnetor's agent. NATHAN " thfiAN
a. Cedar It,, corner " william.
The herald., 1837-04-10

Business unusually dull on SatIaynore than En-
day ose or two public sales postponed
incmency ofths weather. together with the large ~ne sale nd
versed BY the Messr Harecy sons will take ace this
day All we have toaotice small package ofDfy Goods
quantity Of cfdamased wheat and rye and small lot o coffee
account efwhch we give below. Mcsus Austin wiserdins
Co.. and Jshn Hasgery Sons have given notice that hey
re.ume package sales in day OF two.
Dry CocdsMaket au-no sales ON private account
remark auction sale Of 200
and Domestic go,ds well attended and the good. were .s
at fair pricss-termss months
rlsuThs market remains extremely heavy
We sow quote Western At 10 10 s7i southern AZ Qs N.
Yort as so New Orleans has been sold at No ohs,
sales ofimporance
Gan-A small amounting To 50, sacks ported on "a
tsay No private sales We hsve 10 notice sale at auction
ofisobags white Dutch wheat damagea went at s to7o
also at the same place bags damsseds ssi cssh
Coee-emans excessively dulprces are waverins and
steady At auction 200 bags Rio Csec slightly damaged
disposed of n a : cash Nothing at private sale.
Frui-The aket without inquiry All we have TO ne
sale al aus,sn Of 50 bales Madeira nuts al 2i 20 bale.
bard shed almonds q n cash also 100 boxes bunch raisiaa
,sts5aiso
aecetp ef Prodpce Received down the North River Apr
whsa ofcse 100 sheep, a boxes candles a tubs bs
cor, With. provisions
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

SILk BHISTLE STOCkS.-MRS. KING, l4l
- Fultonsreet. respectfully socts public
present Of Gcnlenos STOCKS, among, which
variety composed OF sk and bres, expressly adapted
Cor sprns aud summer wear.
Alo. paln and faney stocks. descrrtlan, all
which warranted of the best materials aad soa the
liberal terms.
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

CLEA RED.
snip lorena, Urauhart Charleston, E d. Hurlbut Co.
Cassander Stevens Mobile by do Feax Healy Thomaston
Me- Nesmh Leeds; Newark, Shapter Savannah Johnson
oe sasaana eaps cslp M
& Ns. oss a"do
sire Co Schrs Thaddeus, walpoe, Norfolk; Coaster,
Williams ssySrook bark Magsason n0iG Ham Appe s
Ube G Meier Col brgs Resaro Gliech Constantinope
& sap ori U6asG''e s, = Parker Of Portsmouth H. from Liver
crew ss s sa sf EaSs EAasyPgs SsIs .1n aGs
Brig Washington, Hale Sicily and Gibraltar May g. to or
Aus brig ocuslave, Giuseppe, Trieste 100 days. to Ho~land
sw brig Vigilance, Reinmer, Bremen 4e days. to schragg
schr Thsmas wymms Fulsord, Washington, N G.. 4days
BELow-2 brigs-wind E. $ E.-Thick and hazy out.
sAILED-Yesterday- Pense Shields, Portland; Vile
M Bristol Eng; superb Broekeman, Cadz Alexander Mans
zas; Egyptian saysrs London La Plata, Jamaica.
MEMORANDA.
we ana not receive any thing south OF Mobile by yesterdays
"A female aoated ashore Cape Hateras few days
and some of her marked L. p She appeared
adudged she been long in the Water
SPOKEN.
Z lat o6A, Columbia, Wright, from
New York, for Charleston
May 25 lat 2o39 lon. $780, seen Maria, (Russian,)
Brandt, from Bremen, for New York
June ls lat l43c on 81 iacyon from Key West for New
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
n..,, 81 Thomas & June s-Ar Calvin Baker, New York
Barbados May 2.-Ar Dunlap, surdeyant Wilmington,
N. C.
BueRos Ayres, April 8-Bruus, Adams, New York ldg.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Portland, June 22-Ar James, Woodside, New York Tea
zer Jones, do.
Boston, jane 24-Ar. Obera Wheeler, New York. VIM.
cee Meeker dol Gen. Warren Coley do; Compliance Spar
row, de-cPd, Tracy, Chase, do
Providence, June Gar Yankee, Brghtman, New York.
Gladdng, do.
New Haven, june 25-Ar. Lady Fenwck, Frisbee, New
York-23a, President, Maery do
Railway, June 23-Tradesman, Williams New York.
Philadelphia, June 2AAr. Empire, Welsh Bristol, Eng,
via Savannah; Henry A. Wise, Paine New York; Constella
Mingo, Hubbard, do
alexandria, June PAR. Victory, Pen6eld New York.
Washington NJ c., June 19-Ar Virginia. Hodges Paine
New York; Time, Midget do.
Richmond, June 23-Ar. Tuscarora, Bell New York.
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

NEw YoKg, June 26.ws have feature remark In
the business the city today The weather has been fine and
warm but public sales today very med in fact,
actions In all kind Of merchandise both private sale and
ton have been for the three weeks extremely
active than any previous week for the past
Flour remains firm Saturdays quotations Sales OF New
York Inspected quick eo We notice sale OF 20 hhds
prime Psrto Rico su,ar at e662l 694.
Auction sales42 barrels imported -four $3.50; 10 boxes
fire crackers s17l 2o IS bags white beans s7t
half pipes brandy m6oc, cash.
Receipts Of Produce2l7 barrels Aour 40 do ashes Is do
provisions, and ~ tubs butter
CHARLEsreS, June p, M-Our market is unprecedented
high for every living Fleur, butter
&C., beyond the usual prices this season,
CottenThe sales Of Uplans 2i3 bales
ohows3l, lj l73 10Y; 23 loi; ST. 1o S. Oh Al Oh a. OIL
ss2 a. 81 oI ss II, 81; 7is l5o a; 80 liz 81 81 si
and iooof odds and ends, We have sales Long
cotton @ report Ricerhe sales Of the week reach 1918 brl
they sold iolowsSJo nj ~; 27 87A 81 2sil 2i
a7y 262 sS3 25e Sc at 25o 10 at 237 and 57 at
a The demand being fair, prices have advanced Flour
Our stock much reduced and the supply not equal 10 the de-
mand About 600 bs Of Baltimore sold iom Si05o to H.
AucvsTs, June 22Coton-Snce Thursday last there has
been active demand for In this market caused y
sera large ORDERS and the sales reach between 1850
bales, at all prices, ranging from to e1c.
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

Gr TAILORESS' AND SEAMSTRESSr
CHARlTABE SOCIETl.-A meeting ftli, Society will be-
held at Concert Hall 46 broadway onMONDAY EVENING
next at half O'clock Those
cured tickets obtain them by applying Store a
broadway, be admitted without them BY order
othe President, r.. A. RICH.
l.. G. CANNIFF, Secretary eo4otis
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

WANTED-A number of young ladies who wsr undes-
w stand the busnes, OF cooring prints immediately Nane
need apply except with good recommendation to
SCOTT PERKINS i64 Broadway,
ielaiw up stairs, 3i door
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

NUIES-Thc dtinaRd Notes,
engraved and sold by j. LATHAM has prevented him from
keeping sufcent number to supply The orders he has
ceived particularly from distant He has engraved
another set Of plates In the elaborate
able 10 supply quantity for the city for
CURED The prices hut little than charged
inferior tickets issued for small change.
Agents wanted In the city and
any number by applying to ,. LATHAM, Engraver 100
Greenwich street.
Merchants traders Ac leaving the city, win find advan-
"A e~e sale m Inn
Morning herald., 1837-06-27

L>IRE WON ~ S.-The subscriber being agent
sale Edges Fire Works, l. enabled
public the largest and varied Fire Works
In the city, consisting OF Rockets with headings
os descriptions bants pieces efevery variety; wheels
Of every descriptions tranges Roman Candles mines toub
hons, italian line pigeons exhibition
Ia addition to the above he has o the and bes,
Of small works without exception, which
he viii sell IN the Host reasonable Committees
for the approaching celebration of the 4h july
will find II to their advantage all and the above
IT, yvELIN. 23l Fulton street,
Liberty advocate., 1837-04-04
From the Lady's Book.
THE GREEK BRIDE.

Scio was one of the most beautiful and
nnulent of all the Greek Islands, and It's
Inhabitants among the most intelligent
md refined to be found in that ancient
&bode Of luxury and learning. II would
keem that the Muses., driven from their
Arcadian haunts, still fingered about the
lanes of this delightful Isle, unwilling to
abandon its temples to the desecratlon OF
Ahe Turk, or its grove-crowned hills and
lovely valleys to the desoIation that had
8eft the rest Of Greece waste oil runs
hIer merchants we're suffered to accumu-
Nate their wealth within their marble pal
hoes. and her cassic-formed daughters
mad heard, but never known, the misery OF
their sisters in less favored portions of
ths unhappy country.
But this security was only TRANSIENT
Destruction in its most powerful shape
burst suddenly and terrifcally upon them.
Their wealth excited their cupidity, and
some triAing circumstance aroused the
jealousy of the Turk, and the flaming
brand was hurled amongst her dwellings,
the sword was reeking with the blood OF
her last and noblest citizens. Her daugh-
ters, the most beautiful of Greece, were
dragged to revolving servitude, or per-
ished amidst the ashes Of their dwellings,
or fled to the inaccessible rocks OF the
mountains, the last resort ofthe oppressed
4 A few hurried to the shipping, and, weigh
ing anchor, bade adieu for ever to their
& native soil.
But the suferings, dreadful and appal'
ing as they were, that the natives OF Sclc
endured at the first sacking by the Turks
were not to be compared with the long
months of toll and peril and hunger, which
those experienced who had escaped from
the sword, only to die of cold and famine
amidst the lastnesses of their mountain
wilds. Many of these wretched beings
driven to desperation. would come dow
to the sea-shore, onthe approach OF
merchant vessel, and implore to be take
on board, to escape the prolonged miser.
of dying by cold and starvation.
Itwas at this period that an American
vessel, passing the coast, stopped at tn
North side of the Island for the purpos
of procuring water. 1t would be imPo'
sibe 10 describe the heart-rending scene
of distress that were here presented
the view. Woman, beautiful as the ia
bled beings of antiquity, were wanderin
about houseless and famishIng, and apps
rently bewildered by the very extremit
of their sufferngs. Some endeavoring I
sustain languishing babe whose feebl
wall and lustreless eye told that its teV
days of wretchedness were fading to
close. Others sustaining the totterin
steps of a father or husband, whose spil
it was crushed, and brow furrowed, an
whose vigorous form was bowed to tn
earth by the accumulated wrongs heape
upon his family.
II was a scene that touched every hear
Garments were dotted and food distril
uted, almost to the danger Of producln
famine and distress on ship board. tn
scene wrought so powerfully upon ii
Liberty advocate., 1837-04-04

Welded LIfE.--The picture Of welded
life, in Mr.. Willis hiking Of Adoenture,
is very beautiful, appealing to the heart by
its purity and tenderness, and charming US
by the sweetness of the description and
the elegance of the periods
81 like to 90 unobserved into a corner,
and watch the bride in white attire, and
with her smiling face and soft eyes NOV
ing before me in the pride Of life, weave
waking dream of her future happiness,
and persuade myself that it vii be true
I think how they will sit upon the luxuri-
ant sofa as the twilight falls, and builds
gay hopes, and murmur in low tones the
now unforbidden tenderness, and how
thrillingly the allowed kiss and the beau.
tiCul endearments of welded life will
make even the parting joyous, AMI how
gladly they will come back from the crowd
and empty mirth Of the gay, to each others
quiet company. | picture to myself that
Young creature, who blushing even now,
| at his hestating caress, listening eagerly
for his footsteps as the night steals on,
and wishing that he would come; and
when he enters at last, and with an aitec-
ton as undying as his pulse, folds her to
his bosom, can feel the very tide that
goes flowing through his heart, and gaze
with him on her graceful form as she
moves about him for the kind offices OF at.
fection, soothing all his unquiet cares, and
making him forget even himself In her
young and unshadowed beauty. ! go tor
ward for years, AMI see her luxurlant
hair put soberly away from her brow, and
her girllsh graces ripening into dignity
and her bright loveliness chastened with
the gentle meekness of maternal affection,
Her husband looks on her with PROUD
eve, and shows the same feryent love and
t delicate attention which first won her Ian
hand. Their children are growing W
| about them. and they GO on, full of honol
: and untroubled years, and are remember
ed when they die!
Liberty advocate., 1837-04-04

THE PRoPosAL.-MisS M. young her
yess of considerable personal attractions,
chanced to be seated at dinner party
next to a gentleman remarkable in the
fashionable circles for the brilliancy of his
wit, and who had long made one in the
train Of her admirers. The conversation
turning on the uncertainty of life, 81
mean to insure mine," said the young la
dy, archly, Sin the Hope" sin the hope
Of what" said her admirer, ga single life
is hardly worth insuring; propose that
we should insure our lives together, and "
you have no objection, should preiTf the
ALLianceN
Liberty advocate., 1837-04-04
VOL. 2.--No. IS,

shrine of the heart, will not vanish like,
lineaments which childhood's fingers in
idle moments may have traced upon the
sand--that image will remain there un-
broken and unmarked--it will burn on un-
defaced in its lustre, amid the quick rush
of the tempest cloud--and when the wa
vcrlna "star Of our fate seems declining"
the bowed and bewiIdering spirit, like the
trembling dove Of The patriarch, will meet
its home and its refuge in that hallowed
flame where love presides as high priestess
Of its sanctuary, and oonsecrates to un'
bending truth the offered vows of her 70
taries.