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Grand American Tournament.

AUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA
a Tournament will come off At the Founuier
|, sulphur Springs, on Friday the 5h of August.
champions who have already entered the lists cbal
competition from all the world to cross lance or
the ring promising to all courteous knights who
ome fair field and presence of ladies'.
RRESros srnisos, Va, July -. jyo0A
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LTERPooL-Shp Aemphs-7oG6 bars iron G w Shislds--20
eks Br9wn-22 cs 10 bales / Lee-8 tusses w w Red
ley2 bxs Coleson26 bars 200 bdls Warner Hart
Seeey.l7 crates cask Leell Hunt Bothers-24 do
Stone, Swan col8 asks McBrde-3s93 bars bds iron
Newbold Cruit0 bales Sands Fox co2O coal Jno
HHerdmanm2e 6 Wn,s rboit9mI3 bales Watson2
Woodruff Minturn-lbx Hogate-5 bales Tooker Mead
Go bales Dow Allen-7 bales Robinson COG cks
cs w Whi'te!-20 cs 20 cks to order.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Schr Oho385 seal skins DC do G
Chise-990 bags coffee DowIey Demares-i25 Kendall x
co--l2t Rising x Harris-2 bxs insects to ORDER
ST JAGoBng Buenos Ayre6 hhds sugar bales tobacco
$40 bags coffee Thompson & Adams-f73 do Lasaa-l0i
hhds sugar Wallis jr-tl bales tobacco A de Aguera
Port Leon2983 hides 90 tobacco
do indigo Aymar co--l6 tons lisnum vita
NEuyIAs-Schr Chas Vose-99 hbds molasses 20 casks
sugar Holt Owen-25 900 bdls palm leaf order
MATANzAs-Schr Agnes-35O bxs sugar Meyer Stucken-
322 ID Curtis.
Domestic Import atiOns.
New ORLEAHs-Schr Swallow6O7 sacks 32 bbls wheat IS
do flour HspeT-600 sacks bbs mdse Churchman
Roberts. -
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10 WILLIAM STREET.
IFcIp,L OrvlcE.-Letters deposited before halfpasi
lpas - and half pest o'clock, will be sent out for
cry ITO, |, and O'Clock.
ANcH Orrfcrs.-Lotters deposited before T. IL, aud
IL will be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock.
ALEX. NJ. CREIG, Agent.
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iyo0at


2 Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the northwest
Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
ing mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.--and also Of the
ng mails at four O'Clock, p NJ the latest intelligence
all parts of the world may be found on the Herald
tin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop
cad Advertisements of all kinds taken al the Office
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On Tuesday, the Goth instant, at the TRANSPORTATION
Church, by the very Rev. Mr.. Verela Mr. joins l. Day.
mon to Miss MANY JANE MELvrs both ofthis city
wednesday 9th instant. by the Rev. James H. Perry
JAMES NJ READ to Miss CArHARNE, daughter Of Thomas
Garniss, all ofths city.
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General Printing Office, capable Of doing all sorts
hitting such as books, pamphlets, bills, cards of all
ip,ioAs il open at the Herald Buildings entrance
Nassau street--Joseph Elliott, Printer
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= vAUXHALL GARDEN-To-night there will be
I'd galoNy Of talent in aid of the Prince of Come
J. $. Browne. Mrs. G Jones, Miss Ayres, Kate
Mr.. c. Howard, Mr.. @. Graham, and the great orr
himself in his best parts. The Comedies of Simpson
and Nabob for an Hour, are tie pieces. Vauxhall
before came forth in such array. The prices are
1t the same rate, % cents At the end Of the Saloon
finances, Grand Ball will be given Browne need
ar even II he has his usual run Of luck as regards
Gather, that Yauxhall Garden will be jamned 10 its
4 extent.
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TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Robbery Of the Post Of
aaS c Of & New %
Morris having been TeansGy stolen from the m, mail and The
s % Will be @
for such inf will head to the % and punish
directed are prevented from aeh, their
Butternuts otsego county, N " July 22 Ia2 iy2s
MA ss boston sss.
at Hsrnden;s Express aud Foreign Letter Office No wall
street. Sys On Saturday July '0h at Yssh CO.
NOAL-Peach Orchard from the Diamond vein this and
free S s the f S e. &
ENGRAvTNGs, DRAWINGS, OIL PAINTINGS, &C.
Levy will sell I' at 81 Biesdss1 sboye large
% Which @ ted % pso po o M
articles of fancy Sc Sale positive to close various
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CUKE.-lf any have had
M doubts they may now dismiss them and the most ncredu
Of them B5 S s d. q, rs
A LADY in smhded Penn.yly.ia and pow about 90
Se o ssf
tn esp 81 Tntsi she % &
that she has used two bottles and thai her hearing perfectly
%ay at An e Of % s. sS
Third street. Philadelphia at which place also the medicine
Sold in New York By the agents, Sands, druggists,
sale and 1-ta also ,cla By David sand.
ssy,dSsv ss of M Of ,mss abraham Sands w
Price So. jy28 imr
ITO RHE UMATIC PERsQNs--Itis now just four weeks
since Dr.. Henrys Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup was first
offered to the public thin that time above thirty persons
have been cured Of TN; heretofore DIS
fore been used medicine They entirely vegetable and
perfectly harmless. improving and ming the system
generally For these facts we do not ask you TO take word
of and ss uSc% the Hs s .aS
stronger proofs These few Sny--otheEs will
gwen the Office AMr w. IL. White 85 Sixth Mrs
Coey 18th street doors from Sixth avenue Mrs Law.
Mrs Byers, of Third and Seyen'h street, MIR
Brdsa 203 Houston strset Mr. Whitney 81 Whitehall see
Mr. Briggs, Sc ID; Mr. Warrington, 33H Elm street,
Mrs Sretter Of Seventh aud Third
To all whom concemThs certies that last spring
was taken with violent rheunatsm in all my limbs anu
head and the pain thar unable
bed without help and time the
that did sleep for nearly week employed five six
who could relieve the least, when hear
ing Of DR.. Henry Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup, sent for
bottle Thursday, and Saturday walked nearly two
miles. kept stadiv improving aud n two weeks was per-
ecty cured and am now entirely free from the disease
HENRY MARSHALL, 1877 Rivngton street,
Attorney street.
For sal. No. 2s6 Bowery, Of Houston steetre-
member, 296. ly2R Iw-c
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PLENTY OF ARA grand desideratum this
weather is to find plenty of air. The great objec
attending places Of amusement at this hot Of
ar is the closeness ofthe rooms used for exhibitions
is evils completely obviated at the American Mu
This establishment is ventilated throughout by
one hundred windows, and in the Lecture Room
lew windows have been out and ten patent sail
gentilators have been placed, reaching above the
Il the Museum. Then delightful promenade in
Tden the roof Of the Museum, is cool and airy
es a luxury unequalled at any other place in the
The attractions put forth at this time unusually
as will be seen by the advertisement, and another
snt fact, these hard times, is that twenty ve cents
l the expense.
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u. 8. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA,
July IS, ls42.

July IoF1.
THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
session on board this ship, HEREBY order all the
les in the cases to be Investigated and the accused
inctual in their attendance, daily, at 10 o'clock
Is excepted. boat will be in waiting at the Bat
'dge, at half past 0 A. M. daily.
CH. II. WINDER Judge Advocate.
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KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.-Several chill
in highly respectable family in Broadway had
IS to frightful extent, and were all cured rapidly
his vermifuge.
ONE of the best families in the neighborhood of st.
Park, it has been extensively used, ION the cir
ance of having eradicated a large quantity of
s. after all other remedies had failed, which very
'vely known in that part of the city, proceed at II
In lane, at 25 cents per bottle.
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+ THE PERSON WHO PICKED MY POCKET
allet and Papers, in Chatham street, on the 9th
i'll return the papers in the wallet, through the
ice, directed to the Northern Hotel, he is welcome
money contained in the wallet, and no questions
+, j. FEM,
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The New York Lancet.


: few copies of the first volume of this work,
somely bound, may now be had at the publication
Price 49,
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CAUTION.-Having given up our old ware
NO. Fletcher street, it has been let to some per.
persons, who are trying to palm off counterfeits Of
VI our articles The public are warned to get the
Of Columbia for the HAIR and Hays Liniment for the
nc ONLY at II Maiden Lane, as some, snpposing we
me connection with Fletcher street, have got base
on or counterfeit from that place. Remember then
LY place for the true articles is at II Maiden Lane
COMSTOCK & CO.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall avor il captains of vessels arriving
here will give To Commodore w Basett of
report oil the shipping left the port whence they
vessels spoken their list of their cargo, and any
foreign newspapers they have Commodore Basseu will
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor in any way.
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,nable audiences. The tragedy of julius Cesar is
rmed to night, Scott appearing as Marc Antony,
or Julius Cesar, Held as Brutus Thorne as Octa.
and Mrs Held as Calphunia. J. II. Kirby also APP
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This gives vast decrease and brought about by
the actually increased advalorem duty notwh standing
that i, apparently decreasing by biennial rcduc.
tons.
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ment in this days paper of an elegant House and
5f about FIVE acres, with beautiful Garden to let
cation is very desirable, situated in the Sixth Ave-
'mman ing an extensive view of Long Island Sound
c country around.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 80, Isaa.


SUN RISES. 81 MOON RisEs.... IS
SUN Of HIGH WAFER. :. f. p II
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RHEU MATISM ! RHEUMATISM : READ
owing This certifies that have had the Chronic
ia'ism for about three years and at times SO bad
ave been laid up for six or eight months. It chief
ted my back hips and shoulders, but more or less,
ole system. I was in this state, and getting con-
y worse, when | tried DR.. Henry's Rheumatic Sy
ON 2s6 Bowery, and before had used one bottle
,alf, was perfectly well, and have remained so to
y. Although my business continually exposes me
worst kinds of weather. have also recommended
rup to large number of my friends all Of whom,
It exception, have been Immediately and perfectly
aeD MOSES RIVER, cor. Third Avenue & It'll st.
ork July l, 1912.
Ems of certificates similar, and more surprising than
ill be shown at the office to any Above forty
Is will there be referred to, all having been cured
the past five weeks. Call and see and remember
rup is for sale, only, at 2s6 Bowery, corner OF
bn street.
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents in foreign
send by vessel all they can
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received
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Price Per
Yards. Cost. per yard. Yards. Cost yard.
yas se,eolos s7ls,os aio n,eisa2s a,a,,.lsa Isl;
G36 ii,57,8l 939i,l33 q I2,3H 92l 2.lI4,323 TX
1887 % 1855 512a,786 2l.3 5,l9,4O3 93l,482 10
1893 l3,605733 3,l33,876 20 1888 1896 III,
1899 32.55927i 66l2,35 20.3 9859,l5l 172875t IL
caa0 aiI

It will be observedthat the duty the prints being
cents per square yard, amounted in 1895 TO duty of Al
per cent and owing to the fall in the price of the goods
amounted to 60 per cent In $780, the white goods
the duty So per cent the average cost and in 1910
it was near SO per cent. Under these circumstances
not to be wondered at that such immense falling off
in the imports manifest The people of this country de
rive benefit from the reduced price in England because
the minimum system operating like sliding scale" in.
creasesthe percentage Of duty in the proportion that
the price falls abroad The average quantity imported
appears follows during the past three years as
compared with the first three years
AVERAGE QgAsrirY IMPORTED.
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AUCTION SALES.
by THOMAS BELL.
tstores Nos. q .Ann and us Fhiton sirsef.)
NVEnNiESnAV


,s,. BY THOMAS BELL;
'sfores Nos e .4nn and us FGlton sfreetJ
WEDNESDAY,
Furniture asora@sna Of oe p ssss .p 9' second hand fur
,nps sHas' an 81 looking ss's eha ..,
Ale the entire handsome furniture of family giving u9
Ale splendid na9o SS5,s elfsan, be4ead, Sc
AM o,.,t FRIDAY q I: .,,..,..n
Sale Of dry goods, eIo,hns fancy good pledged articles
p;a3 A rs O'Clock precisely, in III; Fulton 4 store
piano 'OrF'' number q s11s bb1pYH'' works of at S'
sSs Of ysSabe Furniture Of al ds'sySns private .sls
Farnare sa-At O'Clock, will, be so a. the entir, f,
nilure eonaad ia he house 80 Morton t. not lar Fl IN Hud
son The Kitchen utensils e bed room por
The best ord Il Of importance that article be
At i0h o'clock, in the sales rooms,
ls fancy psdssd sIiieis. s%SS guns. kc
Also seg ao, wines, liquors, groceries, &c.
Also, 10000 prime seears
BY RiELL ARCULARIUs,
r0,r,v A, e. loh o'clock S at The auction room
Nns''''s' S'-c'p s q rtfRips1 on Thursday
Elegant a o .sSs az 9s sales cs"s and
war. every VARIETY with piano. the best msnasesurs
BY s Tao Na s, E E.9.a k, s. CO.
SATURDAY. 3oth,
At lO1 o'clock, at the Auction ROOM
Large sale OF GroceIlesConsistiug of coffee
wines, brandy codias imported segsr &C. lots to suit
purchasers Sale p-Temptory -
BY THOMAS E VI EHkyttS Sstcf g .aen
., sao g scth instant At O O'clock at No Avenue
Grocery Store comprising and black Teas; loaf crush.
ed white and brown Havana Sugs; New Orleans do; SUI
matr, Lasuayra Java, and 81 Domingo Coffee Sperm and
Mould Candles; White and Brown Soap; Castillo and Vae.
gated Do; Cocoa Mustard Raisns Figs Spices sngahous
olasses Tamarinds Flour Oil Cans Sperm OIL Scales and
Weights Coffee Mill good grocer Wagon and Harness.:
Havana Sugars, Brandy, Wines, &C. jy oar
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HARPS.

DOUBLE ACTION HARPs-Amateurs and prof. ssors Of
~ this delightful instrument invited to examine the
beautiful specimens view Broadway decide dly
the elegant and n toned instruments published
j. +. BROWN & co. London and New York.
Hags repaired, exchanged and for hire Sns &c-Ohce
73ls ChamheIs street. jy283t~r Z
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

o. EXCLUSIVELY.-k %
r JOSEPH a Maiden lane up stairs importing agent for
D. the sale Of English German and French double and single
barrel Fowng and Duckng Guns from the lowest the fin
est quate Pistols of every deseIiron for this and other
markets. embracing hundred dere kinds all of which
he prepared offer at the anuacuue prices being
appointed for the largest houses in that line Europe
which enables HIM TO sell AT extremely low prices.
large assorted stock of the above always hand.
call inus Linuf lair chaaex 2us
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a RARE CHANCE,

DOR PHYSICIAN or an ApothecaIy, is offered If ina
mediate application be made for 1.-THE stock Of genuine
Drugs and Chemicals Fancy Articles Perunery and Fxtues
of Retail Drug Store will be sold the first opportunity be-
eve the location be excellent for the retail drug bu
snes for The that the has
for offering sell that he being about embark into
the wholesale drug business therefore 4 shond az
the retail drug business Will hrd
this very desirable stand Please address NJ 5, Herald
Office where an be had.
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NOTlCE--OHicc of thu NV York aud A biay Asroad
Company No. Park plsc" - he Pres eat md nrcctoo
ground on the line of their road IN Duhsss country o.. he
ID q August nsr, Quaker Hill the town of pswngs
al the Of the Croon Rensselaer, county hr
th OF August the city Of Troy; aud West,heste
comfy he 9th Of August, in the town Of Newcastle, on
the land Of David Moger.
BY ORDER ..
jy27 Ctr JOS. u. BLOOMFIELD, Secretary
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NIX. CHARLES REPS ctfaIly announces the
of Music that he continues give Instructions
the Piano Forte Guitar Violin, and Flute either his
dence No II Broadway if preferred at the residence OF
his pupils.
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ase Al 100 Water street five doors above Caharne nsr
ket he only establishment Of the kind the United States
continues to supply the Navy, the American Russian and
Spanish seanershas s"7red all the boats and club
boats FOR the has largest assortment
81 oars sweeps, and SOULS collected in place.
N B-The Branch Oar Store the North River side, is
shut and removed 4o2 Water streets and all the
Of will sell enough cheaper those who
from the North River side pay them for III. trouble
than last ms tn
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Ship Trenton Bennett, New Orleans, Johnson Lowden-
British briggs Harmony. Mesevy. La Pole NF Goodhue
Go; Alansde Bartlett Foyo, NJ: Sarah Barry, Coriga
SSansda. Norwood Co-sshFs British Queen, OBJ
Porter Wilmington NC; Eagle Gmnhen, Jacksonville, Fla;
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SER FOR NEW ORLEANS-L.ouisiana and New
M3@ York Line-Postvcly frat Regular PackeTThe ,ls,
is now loading at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall St
For freight passage having handsome furnished accommo-
daons apply board Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall street,
orto 80 ao,x, - -.
Great will be taken TO have the goods by this line
rectly measured. - - en-
promptly forward all goods to their address jy26
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ROCHE, BROTHERS & co. ?, Fulton st.

kGI~ OLD LINE FOR LIVERPOL-First Regular
MT4N Packet Ship EUROPE Capt. E. c. Marcholl, will
despatched above, her regular day The
for cabin second cabin and eerage passengers by
the Old, Black Ball Line Unsurpassed For passage
which win be at the lowest rates, apply 70
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South ST.
N B-Passage from Great Britain and Ireland via Liver
pool usual be secured by any Of the line Of packets
drafts furnished for payable throughout the Unit
ed Kingdom, by applying above iy29
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LOSING AND WINNING.
Bv THE AUTHOR or THE CurrAGEISrHE
GLEN" sEEsIDlLIrv," SO.
(coEcLUprD)

Not in the least Mr Weshury replied. 'ih.
attentions and appreciation of such Il man MS III
Evelcrh arc an honor to any lady; and Mrs West.
bury risd sense Of virtue and pruprltty wi, PIE.
vent her ever receiving improper attentions, should
amy one b. dhposrd 10 otter them. She has too
much dclicacy and refinement 70 court the aen.
lions even Of her own husband, much less those oil
the husband of another,'
Miss L. was s'une with notification, and itop
ping her hcId, that her i.rH might bn conGrlIrd
by her hood. sh' sail, IN voice lreuuors with
conflicting p,ss'odJ--
'lIow lille dill ! ever expect TO hear rtojqria
WcslhUry SPEAK to ne in severe tone
'Suyere ,iArl--Nlss .don, Does common
justice TO .!r' WesiL1ry sound harsh'y IN your
earl
Certainly no,--Lut ynM ,oaa--yom manncrs ara
not what they were, and hoped dat no cIfcum-
stances, no rev engagements would prevent your
retaining k.ndly feeling toward, one whom, she
hcsitated, 'One whom once loved sud l!r West
bury finished the saui0ucc for her Yes yuu well
know that cncc lowed ,ou.'
'Once'' interrupted Mis- Eidon But this il
mans Gdcljyn
Miss Eldon, you e,,ouish me-, suii 'Ir West.
bury. u AN married my wife commands NV re-
spcc,--nny, my aspiration; and duty honor every
things commands that aii formers ties however ten
ueI, shn'u Hs u'oHtH' ''T happiness our ruspec-
ilb!iiiy demands ihathcnc eJr'h We be only com
mon acquaintance
DE IL 50, tdrcwcII' said Miss id0r. with ire.
pra,sbe bitterness Of expression end snatrhMp he.
hand from beneath bis arm, she sprarr forward
aud to".i that Of her brother who had last issued
from the pdr.or.
rs that can that be Marin 3D. though Mr.
Wcs,bury; The anmhe tn, feeling, the refined
Maria! Whore has aiy love, my admiration, ny
passion for her gana' or rather. by whl, blindness
i.re they at first cS:rd' Does she wish to r..
tain--"a,, does she claim the heart Of tle husband
Of annihr.' What par.ersion " principle /, hcrc'
The crowd H. lie door wns W this time nearly
dispersed, and W. H.-.hury, udyaU-iug 10 the rf,a
arm within his, and bidding - and l'rsEyc.g.h
good ni,ht.' lni her to their carrin--".
.llny have Won eninyed Yourself rh., -v,uin,,'
Mr. Wcsibury injured .as snon a. the lnyr
WIS closed, and The coacl-,aan had mounted hi.
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cheerful meek, patient, self denying wife; nav,
instances are not wanting, in which the most prof
ligatc have been reclaimed, through the iustrumen
talIty of consistently amiable and virtuOus wo-
man, 1.-THE who'll sex, my dear Julia, would i'm
bibe your spirit and follow your example, the eff
feet would soon be manifest. Men would be very
different creatures from what they are, and few
wives would have occasion to complain of unkind
and obstinate husbands, vast deal is said of the
influence of woman on society land they themselves
exult in their power; bu, how seldom, cOmpara-
lvey do they use it, 10 bcnnft themselves, or the
world Lei 1t be woman's first desire TO make hel
husband good, and happy and rcspectable and sell
dom will she fall short of her object, and at the
same time securing her own felicity.
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2)octrp.
THE LarSE OF TIME.
ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Lamen, who will, in iru,loss tears,
The speed with which our moments fiy,
! sigh not over vanished years,
But watch the years that hasten by.
Look how they come!--a mingled crowd
OF brigh, and dark, but rapid days;
Beneath them Ike a summer ciJud,
The wide world changes us igazc.
What! grieye That time has brought go soon
The sober age Of manhood on
IA IDLY, might weep, at noon,
TO see the blush Of morning gone,
Could lorego the hopes that glow
In prospect, like EIysian isles;
And let the charming future go,
With all her promises and smlIes'
The uturo!-cruel were the power
Whose doom wouid tear thee from my hear,
Thou sweetcnoi Of the present hour
We cannot-no-wo viii not part
Oh, leave me still the ropii figh,
That makes the changing seasons say,
The grateful speed that byugs the night,
The swift and glad retlrn Of day.
The months that teach with added grace.
This little pnttlcrat ry knee,
In whose arch eye and speaking face
New meaning ever! hour see
The years, that o 'er each sister land
Shall lift the country Of my birth,
And nurse her strength I'LL she shall stand
The pride aud pattern Of the cath;