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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

prodse win which The oseuy sbes.s. We have besides
recent accouns those places wre the gales pre-
vnsnl, thsE The damage doe me growing crops wss
not nearly great 4 6rst anticipated The stalks Of
corn, fact, had only beon Usa down, brokea, and
in few days recovered their position. That ue
early ess of the and soush which after Ill have been
bat partial have caused the damage appehended, -
obvious, that question much the purity Of those motives
that could dictate and publish contrary statement Begin
ming with Maine and ending WIKI Michigan from which ans
the intervening Saes have nnumerable agricultural re-
ports, do not fad in of them single expression OF
dependency the csmng On the contrary the
greatest heartfelt atsacon expressed when contemplating
the certain prospect where be met with OF an abundant
harvest The day gone by when the hypocca voice Of
the croake the paucy of crops can be listened to-
The spectators who the land like locus will find
Of he very article by which they dat
tered themselves become rich instrument to conound
their projects deservedy hurry them destruction.
facts crowdng upon from all quarters, showing the
yields Of wheat and other grains already gathered
renders somewhat of task record them From the Bata
via Advocate learn that oats growing there averaged $50
plump grains stock Some them counted 406 plump
kernels The Brooyn Advocate crop potatoes
had raised this Flaand fifty Of which would
than fill bushel measure. These specimen
limits preclude from noticing 1t shows, indeed, the
desperate nature of their and the conviction the specua
themselves entertain that they will ultimately be defeated
in their object when they asehood and sophistry
TO make = the appear the better cause"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

FRIDAY, Sept Il oclOCh, ~.
The letter from oureorrespondens in Havre published
terday gives rather dsareeabe of the shipments
by the United States Bank Owing these remances,
in that had declined considerably for these times
We that this staple had arrived almost lowest profit
pein, previous the shipments by Mr. Biddle Then when
his cotton received carried the article down still lower
thereby causing considerable les both himself and others
Engaged in the trade. 1t just with England They must
certainly feel gated when the reaches them Of the par
tal retirement Of this company fir sm the market But they
have to receive large quantity this staple the Banks
and others account probably 5000 bales We will 10000
Liverpool, and $4,000 Havre With the present mense
stocks hand both OF these and the 90 addition
from the Raak together with about Is bales from other
persons prices will down still further The accession will
be too great for the present remain steady With the
expense the VOYAGE and continual declining Of price, in
both England and France will much heavier loss
United States Bank than calcuatedby Mr. Biddle
ships cotton for the purpose ofpayng of the borrow
ed by him last But the other shipments for other
earthly than advances impostions Why will
merchants be ooshi They will sustain heavy by
these advances Why don't they pay of the old be
fore they Ones immense sacrifices More
Of this anon
bales Of crop reached Augusta
and sold 10 103e, and small parcel Macon Geo.
at 12lc.
Sales for the this about bales
both for shipment and hoEe We include sales Of bales
Florida, at l2c; $50 do. New Orleans 10 l2c; 600 do Up
lands lac; $50 do Mobile 81 l2lc., and small lot Of
Mo lic Also, very inferior lot Of Upland 6ic. The
sales Of all over &c., with few exceptions credits
The sock Of all kinds about 600 bales quotations
without alterations from yesterdays.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02


The Journal Of Commerce Of this moruing contains long
letter signed subsrrher In which writer endeavors
10 show in opposition the overwhelming evidence 10
shc contrary that ihera will be shou coming The present
years crops This regard the expiring e6srt OF that
gang OF speeuasor who have long sercd the public
by their inaulous traffic In wheat and Aour II will avail
them however Their days numbered AMI pleased
20 6ad that Mr. Hale has length convinced the i'm
policy cf mailing ~ u nal the vehicle OF the groundIes
staenenu Of this sext Of s~ineS We regard his editorial
the above letter highly crednbe u his Judgment
AMI As conpese iaan Of the sophsicsI ssd nunded
Arguments sn sfhis Correspondent subserber'
since the Joarrsl Of Comnesce has lately Withdrawn Is
uslaed support from grain speculaors, they have bund
!. Undertaking ADVOCATE In The Richmond Compiler Ia that
papss OF The editor Tells that he hsdbeen asng
the corn bod nosd particularly that the blades looked
green and vigorous and the alks shot upwards but the
hush had grown a sixe tile could be done With H."
The late corn maurcd and has any been cut
~ from H. fsr there he srowisg Or now
"h@ gales ~ south, besr, have much pjsrd ccor
v<s crops and The sNesdy rspcrwd sar fo ws fear
neh damage ,he crops The ans north"
unss~y COR ,he Muhof THE statement. wholly
undei~d by Ne rep"ru besorc fa s parts Of the
United States IN whies the crops Of corn, well ohcr
Fsss unarmly not sny - abundant beyond
ner me qnaiiy hrlssrp nnd perfect Ever
~ vrEss. whsve sbe Richmond Compiler d pnsIlshed
md " sao~tnR Crops 81 wheat mach bitter
than wac rs ~ they sopld BE- few weeks sgo " better
han ~ av~saeri cpr, ear ncfy promising"
A. 20 he rsl a. the sv inur, ~ TOO limited
nature % prcdose any effect ~psr sse mmen agricultural
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

g: y Win shs wreck q he r.cso< Yossg, from sosoe ses
s. 6 s 81; s Ss a. s ss pa :.
ed hsonght hsm bone; a. lat 50 7al wreck Of
tsSS ii. pss ssS ss " g. o. o.
Pssssc S1ss ssn so o. and nsnop gallant
"s go s s5s = cn.r,s.,o. r.,r,. 80 =,
ocsps Men pms Sas 90 . assG
The Eugene, Barton, from swansbo,o N c. 10 New York.
The W. M
The Cen Pinciney, a Charleston. 18Th sl report.a4h
slL is miles North Of steras passed brig with the loss Of
up up a, ! round bale Of cotton ma, ked r.
The Grand Turk :. Chsrisoa h u rep ss mt
TON ~ during which carried away the fore topmsss with all
main top Eaanimasi main topsa yard main Top gallant
yard; topsa main Top gallant SAIL stern boat and
oD 49, spoke Eaton, Of New Castle Me- the captain q which
stated that he had gale Of On ns sna1
The Eagle al charlsso asth nst states that the 24
inst lat 49, 90 lon H. S. fell in with The wreck OF vessel OF
about 40 TONS bcuom painted green ~~;v.a :,
Havana Aug ~ reports that the 18th the Little Bs
asasr s Key e he
II Ii empty sugar boxes floating about Tho captain Of
slipped hoping She mig dr on the hys about Abaco and
enable the wrsckers something for The underwriters
would have been @uad Fer two previous 70 the
large Am Ship which was within short distance
OF the reefs Captain Kac thinks possible she may have
weahered the reef though he did not see her after the M
The Ohio before reported H. LIZ has been raised, and
was yesterday Tree oil water
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Aug a5th lat A. So lon 81 IS, America, from New York.
Aug I'M lat 49, go lon 55-Poand Anthony, from New
l9la ss % oa g. 1885, Plymouth from
Gibraltar to New York.
UNITED STATES PORTS
Portland, Aug 28h--Ar Paas, Blanchard. New York.
sosc" s0'er New New York Nor
Proyidenes, Aug scth-Arr Camilla, vors York; Vic
W y1 sAss,s' We ao A. A-.~. n~;.L..-..- ny., ycrL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

ynEDAy, 0sptomheg Z - -.
The msrssss sep.A wesk hsve bees We have bod
number Of Dry Good sales pachage and sAeremsinder
merely shelf sses The Mek Aaggertys bed one Of some
magnitude upwards Of 80 cssesit OF fer cash. which
meets with doal Of oppossni but they notice that
this would be ne last cash sale q much Importance The job
bes somewhat sppeased large nuber OF strangers
have arrived in city, upwards Of 25e0) The following
abrief sketch Of this market The aour ana grain markets
will he found under the Corn market head
Tobacco rather transactions by auction
titles be Immediately forwarded from Ohio the Allan
tic cities According account good demand antelope
ted by western friends Perhaps they intend to export
the article to Europe.
whiskey prison brand" selling 81 81 cents.
Goldfish rather firm, sales % Is asst and some small
taken place Operations in macker
clare for No es75 and No. 3, $3.50. Sacsof whale
bone have taken place II l7c Pot Ashes at475
with sIes Pearls So Prices Of Moasses remain steady
with small transactions Holders Of Liverpool Coal ask $3.50
cash.
The late gales Turks Island caussg the destruction Of
large quantity OF SALT created slight rise in this market
sales have been made 3ac sale Of 1000 sacks Liver
pool took place this dollars cash. OSLO is the 4monhs
price. Beeswax going % &c Tars in good demand
2dolars and has been sold at22 North county Tur
pentne as; and Wilmington ITS, with sales. Whale Oils
disposed Of in small lots 28 and Dutch Lnseed at aoc
no material change in American English. Mess Pork has
declined to Is q dolls for Mess and IA l6 for Prime We
have alteration notice in Beef Butter is in fair demand
at is 22c Nothing of importance in Copper has
der notice The following sale of Rasins took place this
day. 200 layers e7O; 800 do bunch 25 500 half
do do 60c; or. Sec Muscae doll; 25e bloom
87f 9Oc.
Collective include sales of 50 bags Cuba Sci rs do do loo.
$50 do Lagua lOc 500 d. Rio 1Oic The above shows
q moderate demand
Sugar-The market is fairly sustained, and price well
maintained The sales embrace 200 bags Cuba 81 sac 100
hogsheads Porto Rico Sc rs do New Orleans 81 6Ac.
FreightsThere has been better offering both Liverpool
and for are
and Id bales of coton North county turpen
tine, and d Wilmington Our Havre without
alteration.
Sales the auction mar450 bags damaged coffee l0Ac
rasns 2s7 20 half do. do 50 7e00 segars
10 bales tobacco i43c Is bales baggng lc 10 do rope
4c.-ferms cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

FRIDAY, Sept LIST.
Butcher meat continues exravaganty high The prose.
and the menlbers ofthe Corporation whose duty is apply
remedy these evils occupied with potics-with de-
vsng schemes by which they may retain their seats
their they find leisure attend these
Leaving the entire community be pundered, with
npuniy by hucksters forestaller and monopolists.
In last report stated the average price Of beef
Bulbs Head Monday be per h. At Boston,
the day. only 81 cents although both markets
mainly supplied by the class OF spectators. In
places supply much greater than the demand, which
affords prospect OF reduction taking place this
necessary article. But long the Corporation monopoly
exists all hopes ofour markets being the
neighbors, must be abandoned.
We lately published communication respecting the
used markets. in which correspondent
concured with opinion, that these beams liable
be acted upon friction, by atmospheric influence and by
other causes that they did afford sufficient the
public would be fairly dealt with, and therefore recommended
return to the old mode Of weghng We the more
convinced Of necessity Of h from the following circum
gentleman accustomed market regularly for his
family few days ago. purchased and paid FORT quarter Of
lamb which he informed, weighed Iba On leaving the
market struck him forcby that the weight was ovesated
and to satisfy himself this he requested permission Of
grocer opposite place the into his scales
This was peremptoy refused because the grocer sad
butchers in the market complained Of the practice On
applying distant the qasser OF lamb nssssd Of
weighing lbs, found 10 weigh only 81 lbs Comment
this i unnecessary Nor wish mpcae butchers
IN general practices We believe the greater part
them to be incapable of doing wrong STILL such
renee has taken place. and may take place again.
not improbable the deficiency in the weight may have
caused by defect scale use or them
10 consider would be better In order away
with Suspicion the former mode OF weighing
stead OF continuing the present novel practice.
Never butter and poultry excessively high
period There is in f,c real scarcity e these articles
the forestaer oar citizens give
them they choose TO ask, they may GO without
Their rapsciy has no bounds
The exhibition OF fish this morning large prices are
beyond the means Of the generality ofpurchasers.
Except apples other fruits shameully exuavagant
price, Green cages and plums A. the half
peck Why don't couay market people bring pro-
ducts the city, They get higher than al
present.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

In one OF the articles which have received from
Engsd the recent revuson 10 the last Edinburgh Re-
vie w. the writer Says Il any wise to the
tncton foreign debt that the Americans should export
single ar" This opinion eaorccd by statement that
the reduction imports and the increase OF exports viii In
les Than year be fully equivalent to the debt due to En-
gland.
expar &c specie this counry England, appropr
ated entirely payment Of the old debt ny the three
packets today II was estimated that 100000 10000
but these pretty nearly guess work. The
estimate for whole export, since the llth Of May, Is
rs,ed ~ high a 100000 We conceive this accounts
what exaggerated ny the from England, IL more
probable that up shn time, have not exported
eaoeo soo-f less than that sum- also highly
probable that thirds Of this amount went 70 buy goodsso
n ma drkss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

NATIOrAL IT. r., ~ Tk 6-ILcfe Hal'an OPera
fern his friends and the pu lie generally, that the above
Theatre will open for the SEASON MONDAY NEXT, Sep
ember 4th, 1897 In addition Others who will be
named hereafter Mr. waack ha the pleasure the
engagement of the following performers Miss Turpn Miss
Ayres, Miss s. K~nible Miss Emma Wheatley, Mrs. Iu>se
Mrs RogersMr vandenhod, Mr. iiac.e!t. Mr. Henry Horn
CASTLE Nr. Gaan, Mr. Browne, Mr.. Abbott, Mr.. w viii
iams, Mr. Stanley, and Mr. Barnes Mr. Henry wallack,
Stage Manager. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02
NIILlTARY,a,lA, TEsNTION.- .c,xsg g e ID

NTILITARY-Ar TENTION,-In answer TO ad
lvl vcrsement of the sale of bat5nce deb dollars
against for ball tickets Of the seventh company Washington
Grays acknowlet &c that indebted them to that
amount and they also aware why do rot settle H. viz
that until received apology to the following insulting
epistle shall not
Mr.. Painer-Dear Sir: sorry under Disagree
aLle necessity Of addressing in the Of Seventh
Company W. g. Ball Committee Eight months have passed
since you became indebted to the Company bali tickess
during which time were frequently called upon and
quested settle After pstisg of several times.
length paid of il. The Comutee feeling disposed
continue dunnng any longer, put the bill into coliec
tors hands.
The feeling disposed 70 have the trouble Of
small although there doubt but that
they could compel vouo pay IL as the Secretary Is ady to
swear u the tickets had, and the
money received besides, acknowledge the debt the
collector. do not intend To BE- cheated Of IT, will
be for sale Monday g. unless you
the Era Office, and sule previous that time ii
cannot be sold, we will III nix of law.
+. SHEAN, in behalf OF the Committee
Mon ny, August 21st.
have been called upon when certainly
pay IT, and slice by collector told him thought
las did tme the incorrect but ii il
os would pay any time he liked call IL had a have
evidence Shean states that have been frequently
called upon. and length paid part. He lies paid half
down nhsn receivelt the tickets and subsequently
s21tk FREDK. j. PAINTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

T OST CHILD Lefthis fathers house in New York. on
IL Thursday 2fh in tsnt and Is thought taken the
boat NY John Edwin Bond aged 10 years Ell cht
compexon-raher slim built Had when he lel black
th Grape IL, and dark roundabout
aniaoons Of cloth. Had i him linen suit Also Is
active intelligent boy He said h. intended call him.
self orphan 20 by the OF william >impxon Any
information would Ls gratefully received by his afflicted pa
AT No. 60 Orchard sire, New York or by Ayres
No % south fear Albany, and all expenses paid
~ lw d&w WILLIAM BOND, GO orchard It, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

No Is south rearl Albany and all expenses paid
aSoosicH No los Fulton .s1le; Ia. q. sale
great variety OF Maps and Booss for travellers Guides
New work on Florida, by Col Williams, with large Map
two Views, an! 800 pages 81 Cor The Map separate, la
books aud Maps descriptive of The grea, travelling
''s Ts M"p AMI MieIeIp Maps oihe Unit STATES
Do Of ,he wordEucps, Asia AREA North and son.h
Pocket Maps OF each Of the United states,
'1 New Ga1eteerof ris.our.
Do DO Of ~ no e. and ID, the caas BY Peek
De-. Do. General x,as-sS
English and French Pocke, Dc icuaries Miniature Lexl
,s s York az" o. '
The largest Circulating Library In New YORK Is Cor sale at
Alt.
,u,O THE TVAyELING PUBLIC-wheres-.
bsrdbs whereof The following iss copy, were posted up
a " f ssp J. is @Se~ York Albany. a Troy >.
% BrSss board aU' Fare y The s' p
slerslhea, champsin. Captain 4 coriam w
a, 4 O'Clock Albany, Sent /, 1857"
& % saas s ss On o.4
ss s.S TO state s % mas &
PAID,which We con er = gross imposition:
): v Hughes. wm; ssa; : Beach, wm TAoro, 6 6.
La,re. VIM v Finch, felsg u Keo A. Fine,, Henry
ss.nhs@ chss, y Mar ball Jssln ~ i sSy s sfIy 4
Jss se.s W. n nssn ss s Fseoa
Ps nseaoli Of ne above may be
terence 70 John :. Aatbouy. No. 10 Noiolh - sit.
~. rOR NEW ORLEAsS.-Toss il with des
~ ip SMArS9KkssEri jshss Prev a@ssr, egis,er
,op sisaloa viii te runcusy de.pateLe Is above i
passage s,ag exeelen, furnished cabin
snds'erage'"ppy % ioo sg moe sr sanrurns CO
NB forwarded RON the country II IT,
vii be puueuay suendei 10 esd slapped irse Of commission
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

Mapped and plain Jeayer Sing I'll tho
qustes OF the most costly nj the reduced price Of o. 2A
- The subscriber, after nine years prsci al
10 ala the branches Of bis business having esiab himself
offers his friends aud the fashion bs
nifty, his Sales Room, No 3anoyer street. opposite the Ex
CHANGE superior of Hats every nap
from the medium the pan, which, IN point Of economy,
style o. fn b, and fashionable appearance st,nd unrvnea
He Intends vending his hints the fixed aud rnaerac
81 2l25cen and as The price greatly reauces IA
cudes tie possibility OF selling uu for each On delivery
they equal upvcy respect any sold II the city 1T rs
As the subscriber ha made some ana useful improve
in manufacture OF he nat bodies. which t<
10 retain original sha ani colnr, and their l. ng
ireuscly eh and durable, weighing from o1s ani ns
he tears rival In The lie aripcni OF hop~s U.s. s
viii in that they 20 justy n<rii hr will
reci his rn shis style oi hats orl ee<s connie.
~ proiucing The most - a at
hat offered Tor tho "a is
reurify. .#NaN
Arrangements have t<en nodefox The rce.r,ss a ,e
don ard Paris ghins. in,eIi.ssi, on url nro8usuon
= rong shs f.hionntses cf those cuie.
ROWE n o.. No aFssrovsrsl.
~ Wal and Beaver ,dss4iy % o~ke ne Exehsngc
s.Lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02
M. WARD, Austiourer.


RYE ns;aRNs 4 co: Store S,. No : y, Pen.
don o. r. as
DIRK knives cards and IN densns SCISSORS ~ doze snd g
eye spectaeies seei Larreed pistols psreUos
ih'ssls. Anns needles books ard eyes ne &c
parfumcry, French and English sosp lavender water
Aso M invoice OF cosbs buttons cellars bccH toos as<
Also invsise q Of sarrinss asxsr
A UCTION NOTICE.-vALUABLE FURNITURE
sAEs''ra TcMs n se ssss Zoo" = ap'
VClIyN No AZ Pawnbrok. = s.Ie, BY order e
Es'r Levy TUESDAY Sept = es01l Z = A x.r
al .as ssLsRGE sToSk S' OF S'St
s o ere s 2. ns Me- ss
the store opposite has been taken for the
q snorans an opscr,nny o. arranging the articles
day wc-aic % be positive, rain shine Shippers win
ai's '%s 's:ss q looking
s ALE, o., c.I+.s.. .1ns ssss.
,.'sss &c 'ns ~ei known establishment every mora-y
TIs .ss, sal. yin som%snss on mo.dsy ss,e%sss
Sept "a as O'CLOCK :. !. s.''. -'s : =
quesed send hsers win hsm, or they win SC elagedss
u2aEAU-BH 1. a D-BREAD Highly important
- 9 The merchant The mechanic and he bourag class q
and pa,c WILL on aud saturday, september
a. .sr bread the public No $40 Cherry Stree conior
10 the late corporation nrissnce, which allowed
c32ouuces q baked breado The barrsl Of aour We wvsy
the weight Of his bread each week accnrng - n price of
hour, which the public shalt br notified o. ~ me nay papers
every Monday noruins Hsnane ana nn"r. WI us Ssmp
ed loaf together the weight oi INC sas me
will he III The qualify he market affords ny
strictly conforming tho above raes ~ nnpss tune Pubic
knowing each weck the price amthe number OF onrces
Of barrel with the weight stamped
ON each Loan 10 merit patronage. He MAILING
ranvcmen,s IL have sod 10 more central pert 81 the city
ws1 = s s @. " su fss 's ~ T. %
~ evryv Mongay Vol ming Ia the dsi, rnt<rr.
,r,a. IN III cases n invsrsbly bc cash, delivery
The weight co. the ensuing wres Will be- = cunces Of baked
Lrs IA M ere sllling-25 do Do forsixpsnce.
IRIS bread can - had Mr.. Brsdy ofs-GoA md
Grand streets.
D. sgsreral assorimens cfeskes snd cracker.
sIels p. ~. BRADY.
aDODTS-BcUs ROO k.-FaslLspahle low rvi-
- csj Boot S,oreN NEWELL respectfully nsor rs ne
he hes he M. - Canal st. corner
where lie irleDk kec>sns assaneni ~
boys ho.s 1hicb h. offers ces.lr ani rr1r Al
pr,cf~ ss cash Just rccri,t fvn his 'scy a'ew
Of Frsneh pump boots. pe aructe ef sanm- Ns
Mn coaslsruy on hssi. sce-s & eass sd s27r.
iy25A~t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02
JESSE CADY, Auctioneer.

by JF.sSE CADt, Store Nos. lit AID lse Wssea
- .reeisThis Day, half pas, 0esrl, il =. sn
pure asers. for CASH large and general Of she'll
hardware cutlery fall rooes, hats combs fancy soap, coth
ing, pistols, drk &c with Of goods sab
ed the Southern and Western market numerous
ton |. Advertisement of this Kind
AT Pivas Sale-ineoe dozen Combs Of all kinda
1904 cards Birmingham Sheffield Cutlery, OF every
ietv Imaginable
400 Collars and BosomS
Inspo Needles assorted from H. esnming ard 6~snan
5000 gross Buttons Cos Vest PEARL subject dets
ture, which wnl he taken in payment
Also, Snuff Boxes, Pins &c. &c. he
Also, German, French, and Rhode Island Jewcry, low
priced Watches, Guard Chains nc. mxSiy~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02

- play a bhiars, purchase tables, invited oai
28 81 Broadway oor above Wall
thern Coffee Roon where there tables roon
try the Indian Rubber cushions slate cop0-
ssa csmented BEDS with iron engie frames
bles will be found the largest and
offered 10 The public advantages wko wish pur
chase se notice, they be packed days
tee.
N. b. Orders Ter thing in this line, cash good
reference IN A. BASSFoRb, zl6 Broadway, will receive
prompt atiesticr mleu
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-03-25

nies by my presence, yet he now thank
ed me as much for not having left him
in my prayers he found consolation and
refreshment. and it was comfort to his
soul when prayed.
"How the last dreadful morning and
noon were spent, permit me to pass over
in silence. A few hours before evening,
Rudolph moved hishead for the last time;
| raised myself up to him. He mur-
INJURED very family, but with smiling
love upon his lips, these words: - Ger
trude, this is fidelity till DEATH and cx-
pired. On my knees ! thanked God for
the grace which he had given me 10 re-
main faithful to the end"