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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
" NEW OFFICE. IN

24l BROADWAY NEW YORK, 74i,
Is Dr.. BRANDkETIpS PRINClP OFFICE fer the sale
OF his justly celt braed and far famed VEGETABLE I'M
vERSAL PILLS" The high putation Of this excees.
dicine generally from the testimony Of many
thousands individuals who have experienced its sautary e
fec that Is unnecessary 10 revert to In this notice but
should be the particua OF ali who wish obtain the
"GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS." purchase Of
individuals in this who have certificate OF
cy sealed and signed B. BRANDRETH. NJ d. msn
lMPONTA II EDiCINt-HEDGEs CELE.
i GRATED RHEUMATIC PLAsTER-Tos be applied in
all the soes OF the feet This equally .fh
eacoas whether the ease be located In the hip sheadr
e where in tie system.
The astonishing which has nded this Plaster the
last the recommendations which have
beeR given the first character and standing society,"
combine show that exces article before offered
10 the public.
This certify that have used Hedges Plaster
with and entire satisfaction; and have known used
which had been proved unavang have confidence
in the efracous remedy for rheumatism that has
ever been offered 10 the public
Rev. CORNELIUS II EVERETT.
Further recommendations accompany each OK Its
In curing amos rsa and The low price a which II Is
sold places within the reach Of all The proprietor hopes
that every afflicted will embrace the present opporu
nifty OF being cured.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. B. 4 D. Sands No 100
Fulton street, OF wiIam by Hoadley, Phelps Co
and =. Carrie Nephew Mster by Burnet s. Sixth
md by Dr. Syme s. asd $50 Bowery Price ony
and 50 cents. is9lm
TNH r. sIAIh THE HA N LII shonld invarIaDly
be borne In mind that TO good Of Teeth, the sex
HAIR, and which only be obtained by constant and
free OF the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, richly periumed
and desirable substitute for The injurious preparations
that daily pamed upon the public
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be fouad pourh and ehe The hair,
and restore IN bald order to meet The extern
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II b~sstrfui SLACK or Brown-AAHoMMEDsT URKISg
DYE nniverxay admitted 10 he the article eve,
before the puilc bs Wy supereairs every other prev
Tor he psrpcse. Witch y mostly composed Of eceter
Turhkk Dye desperation 10 Almost magical being applied
N the head going bedon rsrt IN ke mer
ming the trapsfornai complete TIE ssn sanine sui
fers change either dsconrment eruption, roughoes
cs other cause s use attended with ps Convenience or
consequences Whatever Sold wholesale srd retail
~ G. HART, 175 Broadway,
Sly ef Courtlsndts
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A hoy WANTED IN Az sTO & F-Apply i'm
"A mediaely, wiki best references. sos Broadway

DAoENTs DO YOU LOVE YOUk CHILD
L REN.-Every mother says yes!-Then why do you
Ger their lives with he pain and sgones
tending the SUMNER COMPLAINTS. You answer, because
sou do Of remedy You have tried every medi.
the right Ysu have had The sklfu Yysi
atssd tn and yet hey daily In the
MIST istng and die And why
eli this when a certain and safe remedy may be hadf
Apply TO A. d. Sands. Ne 90 Fulton, of VIII
liam street. for bottle OF Dr. Jsynes Caruinat Basam
who will warrant that given according To- his sireciions
will this dreadful disease
and in less than quortsr Of the tine that be by any
other
II Is also sold by q. W. Enbree No n East Broadway; by
j. b. Dodd OF Broadway and eeckers and by r.
Burnett Chemical Hail. No. IS Sixth Avenue, New York.
i.tsr
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uINTEH's hh.D DkOP-sor the cure OF the
III VI disease. TIE snbsc rber has great confidence
In mead this valuable medicine AL persons afct
~ith the hope oaeceiyirg Intelligent community
the contrary, he feels aetuaea with strong desire t.
benefit a those who be ssang under the above des
sing complaint II interesting fact that potwitsandin
the demand for this medicine sna he plumber Of bottles
been sole for the last four years. that in
has failed. Pronpnes certainly and s,fetv iu
knewn character throughout the Unor Remember only
place. 5Dvision 81 Price Slper boiic
je70-1ms DIR. u. LRvfSON.
MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. 4 Peel
Vl Slip New York deems proper occasionally renano
the public that he coatinu~s to administer the afflicted
his old estsbli he'd Dspenssry
To number of the citizens Il this metropolis he need.
beralds 10 bis victory disease In It's
complicated and desrusvc does he deem
be specific he
ous aides TO which mankind and wouankind subject
To begs leave respectfully that
he confines himself Office pIsctce ans himself per.
onay the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop beys and has Offices the privacy Of
whs come in caniac
Or Carps,er would add that he regularly educated to
profession Of nsdcne and surgery and received hs Di
posaa In the year 1918, a the New York Medical Sace
~ srped by the highly respected md much aenied Johs
g. Rodgers, M. D. President, ard that he for sns
devoted hmssl the and Of al
delicate or private dsensea
Be particular In The numb,r-s P,ck Slip near Pearst
py2a-3m DR. CARPENTER
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80 Last nigh. our iabby had three hit
tens" That's uus. you know. because
you iold me just nov.
Robert, lhesisalinsly.) Yes, si,. il Is
frus: but JET ! should not like 20 wrils
that.
Mr.. r.. But % you know Il IL rue,
~hyshould you MOI like 90 write III
Robert. Because I do not think that Il
worth psIling into . Iener. sir.
AR. X. D. no! then. III properly IN
lerstand you. friend Robert. you think
hat when we write letters la COR friends.
We should. in tis 6rsl place. never .bs
rude; secondly. that We must nsser say
what Is m. lrue; and thirdly. We ,nus
never tell them whatis not worth know
ling. Am fright!
Robert. Yes, sir; III wss 10 write ,
letter. | should ny 70 think Of sll that.
II DIR. n. Then. ny dear boy, you mus
never again tell me you don'l kaow how
70 write . letter; Cor | assure you. lha
You have much better notion og leue
writing. than many people have. who ar
i've times your age. Moiher's Nag.
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ROw 70 WRITE A LETTER.

The late Rev. r. Robinson. Of Cam.
sntgs, England. it ls said. was very fond
GehIdren. and that he used 10 render
hnsslf very familiar with them. BY adapt.
hg bis conversation 10 their capacities,
adjoining heartily in their litle sports:
ssnfqnsnly. they were much attached
Uhln, In the midst Of playfulness, how.
''er' he never lie, slip an opportunity Of
hroWlng in some hints that might be
'selOl IN after life. the following anec-
DOE exhibits specimen Of his easy man.
ist GpOn such occasions.
Annng his hule lay0riies were two
hr'' sons "l much esteemed member
MS congregation; The eldest, named
ON, vas aboutten years old, the young.
~ S'berI, about eight. Upon one of
w. k'hInson's visits to their father, R1-
fr' being told Of his arrival, came bound
as Ialo the room, and. as usual. jumped
:p1R MS knee. when they entered on The
1.ORlag Dialogue: -
N.R We'll, Robert, so you have Ia
'sn Your old seat; but how is IL that my
Na,t knee is unfinished, Where's joint
Robert. Oh, sir. John Is gone TO Lon
~ K. Indeed! how long has he been
gone,
f.''H. Mnre than fortnight, sir.
W. e. How masy letters have You
Enu'n To hint
Rn'sf. None, sir.
w. Z. Hpw 10 that!
Rj'sH. Because | do no, know how
stne letter. sir.
u, u But should you like To know
F,'ert. Oh yes. sir, very much indeed
M X Then suppose you and BE-
shall We,
N''r'. Oh dear, yes. sir. If yot
ps,,e; should so like to do that -
-. ar X. Well. then, LEI US begin: " Ssu
TS1acE Will tina. dot ~ d
T.. ROBERT Oh dear. no, sir, ! should no
"1e 70 say that a, all.
M NJ K. Why mott
H'osrt. Because that would be rude
a.. M; K. lie. Us iry again. then: L" VI!
''T Brother" There, will tina. do'
ROBERT oh yes. nicely, sir.
W' K Well, then, now LEI US 90 on
nT' Thursday night, half Csmbridg
"S ourut down. and"
a. "00sH. Oh no. no. sir; that will nevs
n X. Why wont it dol
nooert. Because il 10 not true, 20
e."t' ',r; there has no, been any fire a
w. H. Then suppose sha. we alter
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While ihis conversation was going %,
DE- publsher II newspaper slept up
and remarked. : gentlemen. nnne Of Yau
have 80 much reason 20 complain a. I
have. | 20 % thr expense of buying
presses, types and paper-I hire work
men Hho must be pad by the week.
sebd oUi weekly shesl IL religious news,
and YET some u my subscribers have MOI
male q Z. malier ii conscience 10 paw me
= cent far the lasi Ihrer, years And
shsaI send item blll they ,hreAsen 10
Geese their patronage if dua them. y
A this, mos oiihase present agreed that
u sas very true that many hal seTy lilils
! eonscleBct In paying for newspaper.
Perhaps they fels guilty themselves.
Pres5yierian.
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.7ascdoie Of Judge Pdrsons.-The fol-
lowing WAS stated by respected oc,oee-
MARIAN, some time since, as q Iscl 10
vhcIh he was knowing;-and as we have
ever seen IL stated before, the story may
be- worth telling. II is an",her IllusHa-
ton Of the "glouous uncertainty Of the
Law"
When Judge Parsons was resident in
Boston. and then practising law, he was
once employed 10 plead two cases in
court. which we're precisely alike, but in
nnc he was engaged Tor the defendant. in
The other Tor the plainuf I. happened
tha' 5"ih rases were tired The same day.
H. spoke for hell an hour 10 the frs,
Jufv, and Ihr cSss VAS given TO them and
they had rr'ired when he appeared
before the srcoud jury. he made use Of
very different arguments from those before
yHplo,ed by him. al which the Court
louk nn,ice, reminding him tina. he seem.
ed 10 have changed his tone, and repeat
lnc - hin What he had SAID but a few
m,nuIes heI're
W. Parsons fixed his Keen eye upon
the Jug ind rellird---" Nav u please
your hnnnr | might have been ,orong a
HI Ill hnnr 90, bm no1 kn0,C am
right" ~ .r@ertled; aud wheu the
lgri,s rt,urnr,l II sas found he had gained
. verdict IN both cases!
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a Conversation on Conscience.
Few friends accidentally meeting one day.
were led in conversation 10 conclude that
some men had no consciences. There
Is neighbor r." said one Of them. who
has borrowed Of me no less than three
umbrellas. and he seems 10 make no con.
science ofbringing them back" All"
said student, {" have had several such
neighbours, until my library consists Of
slmos. odd volumes. -" The case 10
bad enough" said a mechanic, but not
So hard as mine, for | have been working
for the rich Mr.. F. Cor the las, IL months,
and he has so little conscience. that he
always puts me off when | ask for pay
ment." "Well. well, said q physician,
!. have always found that men had less
conscience in paying the doctors bill than
sny thing else. /" Excuse me, sic"
says country clergyman. /" if | doubt
your conclusion. labor hard and live
poor, and although am always descant.
ing on the pleasures Of good conscience,
tha, 10, a conscience that accuses us of no
neglect Of duty, yel ! seldom find my
Pensioners with conscience enough 10
remember the poor parsons quarter day"
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a nUGrm Of Bsss--Be quiet. Be &C.
tive. BE patent. Be humble. Be pray
erfEl. Be wa,chiuL BE hopeful. Be
LOVING. BE gentle. Be mercilul. Be
gracious. BE just. Be upright. Be
Kind. Be SIMPLE. Be dlligent. Be cir
cumspec,. Be meek. BE lowly. Be
long suffering. Be M, IaIIhless, buI be.
lleving, and The grace Of God be with
YOU. +. +. Hhiteside.
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eff YOU take great deal Of pains 10
serve the wohd and benef. your fellow.
creatures. and if sfIer all the world scarce
ly thanks you Tor the trouble that you
have taken. do not be angry and make q
loud talking about the worlds inersulude.
for il you do. il will seem that you cared
more about the thanks you were To 70.
ceive, than abou. The blessings which you
proEessed 10 bestuw."
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An Observation on .9mericGn Society.
The sans al the poor die rich-while
the sons Of he rich die poor--whst an
encouragement to toll through life 10
acquiring wealth To ruin our children.
Better do good with our money as we 90
along. Educate our sons-secure their
virtue by habits Of industry and study,
and then le, them take care Of themselves.
FRANKLIN.
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s,,of NE .aaair9sGry Celebration D
y chS4lssy HAL SsAasi. Doc %, Iss7.
TrSs" Csa sass .ansriea.n
Rs.Asd J. ,ks Clar'sR's aO.s-
NSrSs,.iag hAnaers Goat
Aeose The srenei
IL railing drum 10 still
NJ slshiag wsarons I'll
R.:h plain sid si,adowy hill
Nnh dsxzliag sheen.
10. sueh our Ofsring--
Aamp's srsssh Ne fing
AZ Lssrning's feet.
70 bees her sacred name, -
All praise With loud acclaim
Co., w.O hsstows her fame
For this We meet.
With hateful Iay We come
Isl ~, ose voice BE- dsmb--
r. greet this dsy.
Oas ysar has VANISHED by
Oas gem 10 sci on high.
Slight to eternity
With Learnias's ray!
Tlus may it ever be.
Ws-re Truth and Liberty
L tied reign
Cp,p rAch Youthful head,
N,y s,ow edge 'adiance shed.
aad nav tsr GAME be fed
A. ftsedom's fame.
Oioi! to thee We turn,
Our pa,rio, bosoms burn
u FfesiOm's cause:
snP~npted nay We DO
l. brght realty.
D. neirlIet love to thee
And Learning's laws
Pour forth your Voice in song
Our notes the breeze along
Ia triumph swell.
tst earning be our guide.
With Freedom At her side
Both are our country's PRIDE
OBJ guard them welll
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, The following appears 10 be new YER
sion Of an old story; but il Is written IN
such quiet, palrkey style OF srase banter,
that n can hardly lail 90 make our read
ers laugh; and good hearty laugh ID
these hard times Is an ENJOY meni richly
worth the purchase Of i've mlaules read
ing. aier0lder's Messenger.
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Popular education ins,Red-The En-.
peror Of Austria has issued decree, d" tat
no person. male or female, shall b. mar.
ried. Who cannot read. write, cipher, and
make nus and cas-, up common account"
I, we're IN he wished that some al opr Re-
publican Iaw-g,sers would borrow . leaf
out of lh,s Emperor's hook.
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Seeping In Church. Ill i snna,,er o
record that about one hundred;yeArs ago
an Indian wss conducted by > discreet
burgess To witness the service Of the sane.
iusry on the Lords dsy. When these
services wers ended, The citizen. on their
wsy homewards. 10 ofder To impress upon
his Iawny friend the superiority % Chris
llsnily over heaIhenism, entered into q
detail Of the money appropriated by tho
congregation Of which he Vas q member,
for the support Of public worship, the
errcuop Of the house, the salary Of The
minister, &c. To oil this The son Of the
forest. who had observed the drowsy
disposition which pervaded The assembly.
replied. &" Ughl Indian sleep just as sound
under uee, and no, pay any money"
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II 10 , singular fact in history. tina, the
nibe Of Indians called Cumanehes, who
live = wandering life in the Mexican
Terrilory, in and about Texas. have
nalnisined their Independence agains: tho
|. powers Of Spain and The Mexican States
since The days Of ccrlez and Pizarro.
They are more numerous. wafiike and
independent Ihanany other tribe in Ame.
ries. and have been Cor century past
shls terror o. !. The frontier provinces Of
Mexico. They. are ihe Tanan Of The
American continent Their warriors are
all spleRdidly mounted, sud a. h0tsehen
they are al unsurpassed ny any people
! in the world. siore ,han . hundred
years ago. parry Of hen. went 10 The
sea shore. aud sere aiacked By the
spsniards and all killed. and since that
,the tribe has never been known 10 veuturs
| nesr the coast, Louisville, journal.
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Female Courage.--D Warwir

. Female Courage II WaTwirk 10 The
course III l,.r.urr which he druyered q
lew days al, ra<st Aofer.ter. related the
following auccd zee. ronmon sever,
ni grea, DIP p, hsy, = h"e' opened al
Novnn, a. Erance. lnr lhe purpose 81
re .,at. fur men passing ~ lac N the
esentng unfortnuaiely Tell IN, No. .iEersu-
tim having been taker tn prrte, ~ 81
probable M lr,adrni. l. as al,npsr mai-
nigh, hrf'te their sllu,'1n was knhwr,
ant. ba,,des the dffirll'v oi procrtu q
ASSISTANCE az that uusr Is0nabl" hour.
tVers upe present was Inamidated from
attempting The rescae of Inc uicrtunats
crra.Jrss. waoappeared ALREADY IN state
of ,atfocalion, from The mephluc vapour.
Fearless ar ignorant Of danger. and ire
slstahI. Impelled bv the cries of their
wives and children. who surrounded The
spot, Catherine Vassent. the daughter Of
French peasant, insisted on being lower
ed without delay into the noxious open
ing; and, fastening q cord, With which
she had furnished herself previous TO her
descent. round two Of their bodies. assist.
ed by those above she restored them %
life and TO their families; but in descend
ing a second time her breath began 70
| fail, and after effec,ually securing The
cord TO the body of third man. she had
| sufficient presence Of mind, though in I
faIn.ing condition, TO fix the short end oil
the rope which still remained, firmly tc
her own hair, which hung 10 long and
luxuriant curls. .-..
| Her neighbors, who fel. no inclination
to initiate her heroism. had willingly con
rihuled such assistance as they could
afford. compatible with safety: and, OF
pulling up the third msn's body, wer'
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ah 80 O0r0M luA NnAf4c ~
genPosdss.' had mysleriousIy diszppears
Cd during The night NJ. Virgins forth
viii coacludsd Ihss he sould no, 70 70 /
meeting that forsnoon. but nonld say Il
home and watch he progress Of the event.
Mr. spFiggins.' meanwb bile. vas moi |
aware nl shis nslafious plos against his
character and his d0meslio aplsi, which
was eonencled BY his neighhqr Virgins.
.Unsnspleians soul. Tie had he day be- |
fore purchased 6ne looking spsre-ub. Of
pork. which be intended for his Sundays
dinner. The spsre-rib' Was accordingly
deposited 40 the Nm .kilchen--and the in
kitchen Hss duly placed. before a roaring
-tire. Dg be q remembersd, en- passulf. Mr..
Sprigglas did noi use q cooking stove.
The pot. ~eA filed with potatoes. on
jon, and for SafA, nc know. other pals-
table and nu,rieiOus vegetables. was sus-
peuded from TIE oldsashioned crane
The FIRE burnt brilliantly, and there Was
every season y. believe ihal in due sehson
. most egtellena dinner would be excel
lenhy wen cooked. But alas, lhs most
delIbersie- calculations, and apparently
reasonable sulicips.ions. are sometimes
sbrupsB psefshrVwn BY ssme unIowsid
and unexpected event..
While Mr.. Sprisgins and Mrs. sprig.
gins. snd .,he several little Spuggins's
were snugly seated in The roDm aller The
morning setsiee, iiOhsIiig he fragrant. ei-
flusia, wneh .proeesded sffsp. The IN
kilchen, sad ssniieipslng With vasry
noulhs. helime shen the spsreSib. done
io'a turn, womb be placed before .lhsm.
well iishes. snd prepared 10 sdminisler
% The grstjleslicn 81 The organ. Of Ali.
mensiveness, ~kich al ,hs, TINE was con.
sIdrfsbly exciled-whae Mrs. Sprigglns
was IN the very scg Of preparing the rich
gravy, which Is alwsys considered ne
cessary acfompsniwenl 10 such dish
aud while oBe. Of The llnle Sprgeins's
VAS in the very act a. declaring Tia, be
loved roasted pork better than any thing
in the world. a horrible event .ook place.
which dashed toihe floor the anticipated
saP "f Joy, and actually shipwrscked
Them IN SIGH, II port! - t.
| An explosion took place, which created
as much conslernSups, and produced a.
most a. much confession. - II the volcano
IT Mount vesuvius had suddenly butsI
firth beneath ihe,r leet! rbe ashes aud
eIaders were scattered al over The ROOM
The TN kitchen vas 'gpsel. and lis con
'ens-. IncIndrg lhes 1Ich gravy, we're
slrewed over Tie iloar--ths potwas bloa n
sky mgh"--and me half cooked sege.
tables h,eh il contained. soon wards
e.,ne iumbllng down Ihe chimney ~
miscellaneous confusion. The chIIdfeu
scrc.mrd---the dog bsFked-gIImslkiu
calerwauled--and NJ. aud Mrs. Sprig-
gus, surprising al earthquake had ac'u.
ally shaken the house IT, IT. I"undalIun,
and cosereJ with dust and sstr.. aud be-
spauered With graVy. bssled Ius'ily for
! assistance!
| Mr.. Virgins, Who was on the wal,'h,
heard the uproar. and ruhhei h'- hand.
nth delight. He then ca, cred the apart
men, of Mr.. Spuggins. .nd ~nde he
sravsly inquired what rs Ill., matter,
aud rendered hi a-s,slsurr. he laughed
heartily On his sley'e) at the succ' :.
which. even beyond his hopes. had at
traded his wicked stsssgem.
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The Infafuation Of Virs.--In The yer,

The Lyatuation Of Vics.--In the very
moment that an individual finds he has
broken well INSTRUMENTATION to stop
in any wrong course Of conduct, that mo-
ment he has great cause for alarm. II
proves 10 him tina, he has no. The inter
nal power Of resrea.ing whenever he plea
ses, and tina. if once perfectly infacua,ed
with vice, his case is hopeless. Such an
individual has bot one course, and that is
10 stop now and forever. Every new par
ticipation in the pleasures Of sin but wea.
kens his power Of resistance, and sooner
or later be must fall TO rise no more.
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equally surpr sed And cnnreTned 70 zee
shs slmosG iifsless body 'ag Catherine,
suspended By her hair. and swinging in
The same cord. Fresh AR Filh can lie
vie. soon restored Ills excellent girls ssia
l know no, FIeiher more % admire her
generous fortiiude. in Ihirdtme expIor.
ing thar presidential cavern. which had
almost proved fatal N her. % 10 sxecrsle
The dasIardly eowardice oflhe bY-slanlrrs,
Tor not sharing with her The glorious
danger. In CONSEQUENCE Of The delay
prUdaced BY her lndlsposlli0n, The fourth
man xas drawn ups llIeIess and irrec0er-
able cornse. Such conduct dad not pass
unnoliced: proeession ii ,ie corpurs,ion.
and solemn lie Dsum. wep eelehrated
on ihe occasion, calherine receueds me
public thanks of The Dake 81 Orleans, the
Bishop Of Noyon. and ihe town ma
.eislrsles. together silh n considerable
peenniary contributions, and Give crown.
Tc these we're added he .eonaralulsiions
ether own.heart lIlss ines,ismbls reward
Of benevolent mind.
Haassiy.--A eeriain poor widow. one
winters day. hsd just consgsk edher li,lIe
. stock of wood in cooking Z. seaniy meal
Cor herself aud children. silhoui knowlng
where she could oblsIu any more. She
/. put herchildfen iobed, soon after, and sal
Ashisenng over . handful of dying EN-.
'bers. ii iDlt.vleu of large Wood pile.
belonging 10 hefrlch hsrd-hesrIed neigh.
Dor. The dough. daried lnto her mind.
:. had ibui one handful Of that wood %
keep me from freezing. how glad | shnuId
! be; he has enough and sould never miss
IL" Alter many struggles, she concluded
10 @ aller her Neighbour hadgone 10 bed,
aud gel one handful. .ths, she might b
able 10 cook hsrseli some breakfast. She
ven, and picked up Ihe wood. but n,
! thought Of stealing so overwhelmed her
that forgetting where she vas. she SPOKE
aloud, Have ] come 10 ,hiss Must
sleall o. tcannot Bui i'll don't | mus
freeze. But %. | cant stesl."> Sh,
threw down the ~ood and walked away
Again the horrors of winirr drove heI
back, again she picked Up the wood, ant
again threw 10 down. saying. u can
steal. and ii I perish. Twill perish" Sh'
went home and went 10 bed. The ricl
man stood in the door and heard ell TIA
the poor woman had said. aud il soiteue,
his heart. Early next morning, he seq
her eight loads Of wood, ready cut. al,
otl,er articles, telling her tina, she was vel
come; adding, "you fairly beat the dew
oul IL NE last pight."