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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03

~ TO LET.r-o comfortable ofices in store No u
JOHN On s y ssy
Alss. s,orsge can be had on application ss shove Is
s miles from f6 o % e: For
&1 and also on the route To The New York aad llt nd
hSS s .es 81 1 I.. 3
sn the s,:s ard PAT The undo. s %siSw There three
re-; p;rissa.n, enquire of BERrHoLF AVIAN cLEvE
IEwELRY STORE FOR sALE:-ope of the best stand.
y in The city hsnDS been ssstl shed Tor tsrniy Year,
Of store No ltham Of Mulberry Streets .. .ly
occupied By C. Hoysait is offered for sale. Il
e H {sss e scs me- 'a Front
@ GERS, W..s,mss, Cork audans prsss
re-; a.ssi.f nd pS%S;; ~ s
water rcef sass, and all 'a,sd go,d gsite
at ey t By s
% a. sS ss:
SfECTACLE, -DK. ELLiOTI bess 10 inform his Pa
with & and snss opn n. %son rs %
MODE ssG%s
B.; sa Pss e
1. Ts s. d: ssn's;s 8 ss 2
S sss:s H.s ss: for GS's
N.b ne three time: Shs ,.rsesh Of other hind 5.
unless you wish to the truth Of the remark that
~" Pleasure 10 great LEI,
Ofbeirg cheated a. to cheat
90 Pnee IS cents.
sold a Wholesale and Retail BY Ag D. Sapds, Drxe
" East Broadway Abrm B. Sands L Co. No. ga Brood
AEOMAIIC SNUFF" for Headache and Catsrh com
posed Principally Of roots shrubs and by DE-
wslsrhpGss, late Professor of Cambridge University
'I'Os Bk n AND DlSTILLERS-Ths .ubscr6en
an knSxn e Watson and sons Brewery and DtiIery,wi
nected Said property consists Of about two acres
ofand lying the south side of the 1asco river In ~
Villages brick dwelling house, dwelling house dsiery
capable Of dsng bushels Of grain per day larSe and
eonvenen, and malt house. with two kilps n ret
square, ssrage for 0Qohuhes Of grain barn
shed stable 500 hogs and Office thereon
Connseed with ue dsstiery and brewery there i stea1
engine of2o horse with two cylladss machncy
for grinding and hyperion rectyng establishment
ing ose Of John Wnghts patent alcohol copper stds.
The whole esabshnea is Of superior hind well finished
and in all its situated rich and
houshng grain growing country is now in complete ORDER
and in full operation. -s.A
Of the decease Of II. Watson il will be disposed of bar
gain One third Of the purchase money will be required
the delivery OF the decd and the balance may be left bond
and mortgage for a term Of years n desired. lal
For reference inquire at Wn Leiichb W Hudson street
New York, or Of the subscribers in Auburn, n I.
d,ssn- sst JEW Wk { rss6SIMTcH'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03

M Green River, il Henry & ln,y, about two miles from
Rock River and about IA The mouth Of the river
adi two mile. from Morrisown the county OF Henry
The Mill has two OF tones Of the hest French
mil in tina, county besides this, that IS miles from it,
Prairie laid bsloneing to the mill Green River is a large
sire and fails tsupplied the lakes
and doing s9ad business will sold for eaah which
cuars enquire at fremont. Tazewel county, Iliaois
as CHAS. OAKLEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03

THE YOUNG RI OPLE's BOOK. Once SO Dowery.-
l The You Peoples Book Magazine Of Uuseful Know
ledge, edited by John A. Eroi ant Merton MeMiehae
CoSrEYIs OF The FEBRUARY Ne Vol. 1. No
The Prodgas Return by T. =. Arthur, illustrated by steel
craving. 80
Self instruction ! the art OF Composition.
The Bereaved BY T. S.R
Nurat, from the French Of Jules Justen
Desultory Reading, by A. d. Ehvyr, M ID.
The Patriot Me, chants.
The Gem OF the Seat the Approach to Land by Reyne
Coates NJ. d.
Evenisgs at My Uncle's, by Horace.
The Philosopher Of sans Soci, bv Hall fSrandRent.
On the Departure of the Year 1884, BY NJ. A.P
Evennrs at Roseheath. by a Lady
Laurel Hill. BY Hon John Bowler.
Refec ion AID Action.
New Books.
The Prodgars Return, splendid engraving, by Dick
The Battle Of Marengo, Engraved by &. Athsrton.
Frederick the Great Voltac Sans Souc engraved by
C. NJ. Farmelee from design of Adolph Menzsi.
Ourang 0utapg, engraved by c Frost.
Champagne, engraved by h. Atherton. . - -
Bsrbary Are and Long Armed Gbbon engraved by c. M.
Psrmel,e.
Term. SiJer in advance or IS. cents srge NUN
ber Published rnonthy delivered part Of tns city
and Brooklyn. and sent BY mail all parts Of the United
States. by lSRAL POST,
fsitt HDwsry
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l ] PEASE & SONS p.
H o r E H OU ND CANDY.
THE undersigned have used Messrs Pease Sons Cari.
fed Essence Of Horehound Candy and il
Rev ir CrswiorS Pastor o. The Z Church FosSth,t.
Rev Mr. Liud:ey, Pastor Of M Z Church, secord st
Rev MIR Hawey No IS Crosby st Chaplain at the City Hos
: Rev Mr. Davis. Newark NJ.
ksy NJ PSsiey ~ N.~
Rev Mr. vanar sdsle, Brooklyn
Rev MIR Griffin, Pastor Of M Church, Bedford ST.
Rev MIR Whitaker Pastor Of Church. Of Catherine
Rev NJ Hart, Pator of Church. Gold st.
Rev Mr. Kellogg recent Pastor M Church. willett st.
Rev Mr. Daniels Buffalo. H
the Satr but we presume the above efficient satisfy
mos. skepcal of the efficacy Of j. Pease Sons Hore-
apd candy manufactured and sod wholesale and rcta at
The foil wing are our State sgents:-
dr4 w Redding No. state ct, Boston Mass.
hr q Zleber NO. 81 Dock 81, Pntiadeiphta Pa.
dr Robertson, No ITO Baltimore st. Baltimore. Md
des.rs Gums Y Co. NO Is Exchange Place, New Or
Messn Duboi,e acc; Mobile, Ala
Mr. Woodward, St Louis, Mo.
Mr. Tobey. Cincinnati, ohio
Mesr Hayland. Harrom e. Allen. Charleston, s c.
Mr. w Hs Ideman, Louisville. Ky.
MIR PieIcey Teller Detroit Mich. ..
Messrs Peek Speae, Burlington, VT
yAnthcny, New Haven, Conn. ...
Mr. 0aynor, Richmond Va
Mes Fr.uk Tay or VIM Fisher Washington City d
Mry Wadsworth Providence, RI
Mr. Coster, Montgomery. AL.
Mr. MARITIME, Fayetteville, y C.
MIR q w Sothorn' Georgetown. DC.
MrC II Hunt, Frederickssur Va.
}. H. Thompson X Co. Wheeling, Va. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS
M These invaluable Powders have been universally
in Europe but France In particular for upwards thirty
years, well BY thousands this country being the
only mild safe and ecacious remedy for arred
health forbids too rapid increase offamily. =
Madame Restsl, asn well known was for thirthy years
Female Physician in the two principal Female Hospitsls IN
Europethose Of Vienna and Psrwhcre is-oTed by her
great experience and opportunities she attained that cele-
krity great discoveries in medical science 90 so
calfy adated the fems frame for which her medicines
stand allied, we'll IN this country Europe Her
acquaintance with the physiology aud anatomy Of female
Frame enabled hcr-by tracing the decline and i'll health OF
married females the meridian If e and the conse
Quent rapid and often apparently nexpicable which
true source-o arrive at knowledge OF the causes OF
1908 led the discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Pow
only the health but the life Of many aectonse wife
and fond mother. o. J.ari.i
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
Wimag the vast benefits resnng to thousands by their
.iop,on would mos, pssify Mons, the asnon Of tho
don y tnot wise and yrtu9as to prevent ste which ws
Every dspassonate, yi.uous and enghtned mind will IN
hesitatiBgy answer in the Affirmative. Thin all that Ma
dame Restel recommends or eve. RECOMMENDED Price ts
tons They be 70 warded by mai, to 9f the yn
MADAME REsTEkL, Female Phys Principal ONCE.
o'clk p NJ. Boston Office No Essexst IA dstwir
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PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECItfC COUKSE Nol.-
~ FOR the cure Cp Gonorr elects and all other
discharges old contains three disnct
series of medicines asions qases, and guar
teed to Eject IN every Thou,
sure or further exp Dr. Joran spsci
fc course NO des gued the
of disease in all its stage and ap,sd
which follow the Ct the dangerous u com
generally offered This ntans three series
of with ashes and all requisites
10 used according 10 directions Es Is
compsnd tJ Dr. Jord~hs private of pages called
the Monitor, wherein the patient has ln directions, with
deception OF the nature symptoms
oseere dseaes tn which is ad ded useful hints import
advice, aud uabs in whereby all the
culties OF sell nt removed
The ice ofthe Monitor alone is $50 One dollar re-
ned postpaid, viii its reception. Dr. yorsns
oc admir- bly, adapted fr in the e0un
try, being complete c. impact, and efficient.
Sold Tor The only at Drug Store 50 MARION
doors below Prin and block cast OF Broadway The
COW lights visible from the Of BIoome street and
Centre Market. f3ims
DR. BELL celebrated Germ Fills a SAT speedy aud
~ valssbie needy for Gonnrras, Gle. Seminal Weakn
and chrome Dis o. the Kidneys ldders &c SC This
vsu bile article medca, has stood the test Of exper
extensive private pract long series Of md
now with eon TO he public standing remedy
for the Of those delicate DISEASES which que remedy
that will the disease without h,ndrapce
business or injury the digestive gaur, which often
hap the inudlcors dies very r. gu
ly the primary symptoms and establish chr onic
from Of the npaint which at last undermines the hest
of the victim. For sale by JAS
-. NOWLL sole propde Hall OF Pharmacy 1877 very,
MY. f3lw@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03

ITO LET.-The unexpred Lease OF Store 10 Peek Slip,
occupeda Grocery and Liquor sto.e for wiich
business i has been long eab The situation s9ve
sume early in the Spring and all rds favorable opportunity
Possession be had the ist Of Februy Apply The
premises. jlS
TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS Psbsczibs4 nv
notice that Messn Howe Goddard of Worcester, Nlsa
svs appointed their :gsn and are prepared to
cyender Machines with FIRE steam dryers and sizing
chnes the web i leaves the dryers Aso
kind Of Machinery appernng the manufacture Of
Ps1 which IN point Of and finish not sossA
slow operation il many 81 the best mills 10 vhon rsrsn1s
fEkssE ( BRooKs Paper Warehouse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03
MADAME COSTELLO.

DEAO AND Be bENEFITTED- MADAME cos.
neut for ladies' Who are Afflicted with suppression Sc Sc
nature their ease rqrss aud 70 such she would say
she i prspar to furnish them with beard and the best Of
y: B.::Aii con mun'estion. must be post paid
THEAP FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT ne Be,hran strest near PeaIlEThs subscriber
LIBERAL on linn the and
az he n.r nsss y s; se ~ to The
WITCH 4 s S sSs ii. oh; .sys
& sy arc .ssn ID o. s Ed
SINGER west Of England black. blue, or grey Dress
Sm sf s, H. I'd Il,
Making aud Trimming Goats, toss SO, Pns 81 SO TO Sa
An sssn:ais warranted to fit. ,o,,. uovr =
so well lnowa in this eiyfsr very many
s s;si: s
AL ssaaSs; e so.s.i;sd5y fs ss:sd q both
deii.n having been e practice r ysar the .t hos
. s a s ~. al
s:bssg Meyy % 4ssa1 Person, afflicted with protrac
who 1 ss"P e
so :nss uss Or "a e fhnas am
AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
To THE n: ,ssGsstsd
,sf.S sSS 81. S
plausibty, BY which many upright
men been ded give feir saneton and coune
TO such reports The Anne cau Bank Lock Conpay .hare
FORE with the view Of testing tue question the
matter beg end contradiction have decided place
s9 iron G
be the ward Of who open pick the Lock-
This check cet6sd aud drawn able to the order Of O.
1s
ia made.
presumed that the public banks Officers OF banks can
be satisfied by fair and honorable test s
nien bold attempts been msde 10 practice
necessary the creduity and ignorance Of men
would not be allowed they had been aware OF
the decepons The American Bank Lock COMPANY by this
mode only seek to establish the nfsbe security
has saved banks from robbery and In doing
this however they discsm int nton Of maxine upon
rier 10 Bank Bnrplers.
The Chest win remain exposed 10 the Exchange Reading
WADswORTH & SMITH,
j72 1m Agents Of The American Bank LOCK &c.
GOAL COAL !!-aeductiOn OF Prices-Pcach OrcnDTd
Red Ash Broken and Screened the yard
age rse 70 close consignment at the lowing prices
Broken and En- .............. 100 "a
kehgh, ANY size. $50
Liverpool :.
N. B.-Biscksmitts Cecil s. So Ysrd, 5e4 Wsshmrton.
near Spring st.
Silver Ware Of eve ~
oil the latest patterns and hanS sstts coffee
pots p ches cups waiter forks spoons of rich well
the pa.nest The whole Of these arc being
expense will be spared the beauty The Workmanship
IL
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AnassAspys.
PARK THEATRE.

DARK THEATRE.1Mr. ABBOTT has the horo~ respect.
@ FL e TssSSR r rs 4 +.
bling R'mn'''en' Fl ffRs,Se s RAJ saf!re
Tn. Rev DR. Chaunne's proposition for giving ReeatiOns
Mrs sijdons' Queen Csiharine-Dr johnson.
Rect.uon Farewell long faswsli TO all greatness
Kembes Retirement and the public honors paid to him.
Death Of Kemble Description ofthar country
Aneedote OF Lston-A General Review of Dramatic Repre-
sir Walter secttIReeoieetiqns Of AbbOtsfOrd
bsssrsatiop ugon Re French and English = Va
dsnoi,sis Msrs- - of Laf0na-S ke'e" Oh "s
sSn g gss SasMy 81 mercy not strained
Scene from MsSes's FsSs.ns,
By rs.aeA Sose'e'
Doors will open at hsGi seven-he Lecture will
ks 50 tlemens hes for sell
md ssavs So eeu,s@s,rs ladies' tickets. as cents js
CHATHAM ga ms,
THIS EVENING, February 3-The performaAess viii com
THE " g.; Il: F!z AsS sl Ess QUEEN
s. ss' MIR. s.s ''''' M., M:.s s;ss
Diamond and Whit s.sii: 6sa: s. celebrated Negro
THE wz AsI5 Ha'sS pors,
q. c;..r o,'shs Castle p ?, o,livaL ,o,,.o,
'' ''''''' Paul. Paul., s'''' A''i$SS yss%. johnson
the MasTriSSHDSTI:S Spectacle; s; Of
sis HgTlsEsnd, Kirb, lGybha NJ. ~. Johnson
es.ss Scent, I'D and sdtersss PitI,a Nssiisry Is,
Deer open at q: Curtain rises At !, preei.elv
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING, February s-The performances viii con
D'oes srs:s Ai'si'l ss1sS r,.,.s Mrs Tim.
AsMopE A9.T IN se $sw roRA.
A.mos.a. S lsi Rfi Albert Da Blank Edwin
Timothy rg;, sASATSSSf I sS41S :e:z H.-,...
now E g f fSa III III Rent.
M0rsss Reisr Seln0n Mr. Miller Mr., sSssr
circle Upper boxes % cents. n
~ cent?; Private ], ss, S0Ass S. c,..;,
BOWEHY AMPHIrHEATNK.
No 81 Bossery.
Grand Ga'a Night.
Last night but two of this extraordinary Company before
THIS win
THE f %iess YET EsANrRsE.
By ten Knights and Ladies.
Mss,sr Day will appear on the Co'de F.loYo.
Mr H,s,' viii Il. aPH ssI il his leafs elasticity
Er: Spencer win dane: fAyori,e Hompipe.
Mr. sands as Zephyr and Master Az mer a. CUPID
TabsauS vivans BY the Rivers Family.
TIL. ssenb1 Ssr Of iesn %nos.
Leaps and sGn,rs It through and over various objects
The Rivers s"iIy = their Gladiatorial Feats.
MAZE. saef Rrsra hs I h. M lag D Ladd s
Principal Act Of by Mr. j. Buckley leaping
whole ES%S 81 sdsEs Siss sAst. called
B09ss g SS eens. P IS esnss commences
.p. os oSs9s ss q. IL o Esf Il. be
Chry..ie-st Admission IS cents
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MADAME RESTETt,-

FEMALE MUSICIAN. Once and residence i4s Green
witch street, (betwetn Certlandt and Liberty streets
whes shs be consulted with srctsst confidence on N
complaints incident to the female frsme
Madame RestsIs experience and knowledge in the treat
ment OF obstinate cases Of female topage
preston. &C. such to require ont few days for CERTAIN
relief and perfect recovery Ladies desrng proper med
zeal attendance during connemet or other noHpos6on,
will Be accommodated during such time with privahe and re-
speeab!e board "Preyenve Powder for married ladies
Of family will be sent BY mail to Of the United states
Price % package. All letters post padl aadrssa to bon
eee. N. Y. city, VIII be received. a w -.
Boston Once No. 7 Essex st.
dame Resis would inform ladies residing out Of
The city whose health would admit Of cling that she
woud her personal attendance upon them part
Of United States within reasonable distance.
jil d&wlms
QAhGAlN-By order Of the Queens county,
Dhe ubscrber will sell suction the premises TIE
h day Of February next II u o'clock noon the desi
!sbls Farm. containing ou, or stus
msn 1osS " s m ~
Henry hoe and George vandever fsQs occnyfed by
ton. particulars Long lei and Demosrs half the
amount can remain % bond and mortgage a. oy interest
u Sthw foFir Executor. $50 Water st.
EXCHANGka HV1EL.-The proprietor OF this ess6IIsn.
u ment, at the CONNER Of year returns HE
thanks to his friends and the public 70 their liberal supp t
tince twas 6rst opened for their July
and he hopes ,tiil further to m.rii by rae all those who
hotel the Union He this opportunity Also Caution
the public against the upfounded put aoat by ne
about the extravag charges said been
made his hotel BY assuring them they what they
Attached TO the hotel large and ball room which
will be let for such reasonable terms any
IN the city. +. EOYDEN, Proprietor.
hIC HNoND, va Jan lSi2 is imd&3mw
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DEAU AND BE BENEFITTED- MADAME COS.
n TELLO IL we'll aware that sometimes very ipconve.
nient for ladies who afflicted with suppression. &c. &c.
&c 10 have that attention At their residence which the
she prepar furnish them with beard and the best Of
nursing al her residence 81 Lispenard st
n. BAH municati0ns must be post paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03

A PIANIST would respectfully inform the public, that
"A he Ill play at private parties the pianoforte all
celebrated eoons and wsltzes Enquire No 10 Walker
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03

JEWELRY STORE FOR SALE.--Une of the h,,t stand.
= in the city, HAVING bsen esist shed Tor srniy year,
The stock and will Of lease which has eight years ,p
OF store No l45 .h,ham of Mulberry streets LATELY
occupied by g. c. Howe offered for SALE account o
the death Of the proprietor. -
For terms, apply to John D. Cock No 1872 Front street
Oliver or j. NJ Howe NO 2u9 Orand IT. 2W-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

Government atone, but To every State and tv-
cry Ind usl within ns jurisdiction, OF a sound
state of pubic opinion, and jpdcous admin
IstIaiion here? TIE eympay is lns'anlane-
ous and universal. TOsslten p TO remedy lhe
evil orlhe teranged credit aud currency OF the
States, while the disease d. alluwed TO rage 10
The vitals of this Government, would be hope
less undertaking.
1t is the full conviction Of this truth which
emboIdens me most earnestly 20 recommend
to your early aud serious consideration, The
measures now submitted TO your better judg-
ment. as well as those TO which your attention
has already been invi'ed. The first great want
of the country. that, without answering which
all attempts at betterng the present condition
of things. will prove (ruitless, is complete
restoration of the credit and Finances oil the
Federal Government.
the source and foundation Of all credit, is
10 the confidence which the Government In-
spires; and just IN proportion as that contl-
dence shall be shaken or diminished, will be
the dlstrust among all classes Of the commu"
nifty, and the arrangement and Generalization
in every branch of business, and all the inter-
esIs of the country. Keep up the standard of
good faith and puDctualty, in Inc operations
of the General Government, and all partial Ir~
regularlies and disorders will be recil6ed by
the influence of its example; but suffer that
standard TO be debased, or disturbed, aLd II is
Impossible 10 foresee, 10 what degree OF de-
gradatIon and confusion, all fnancsl interests
public and private may sink. In such coun-
try as This The Representatives of the people
have only to wiEit, and the public credit will
be as high as it ever was.
My own views of the measures calculated
TO effect This great and desirable object, have
thus frankly expressed to Congress, under CIR
cumsauces which give 10 The entire subject a
peculiar and solemn interest. The Executive
can do no more If the credit of the country
is exposed 10 question, The public deiences
be broken down or weakened-if the whole
administration Of public affairs be embarrass-
ed for the want of the necessary means for
conducting them with vigor, and effect, trust
that this Department of The Government will
be found to have done all that was in lis pow>
er 10 avert such evils, and will be acquitted of
all lust blame on acCoun, OF them.
JOHN TYLER.
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Do SOMETHING. The idler is a sponge on

Do SOMETHING The idler is sponge on
society and a curse to his own existence
He is content to Vegetate merely; he springs
up like toad stool, and is about as useless.
lie never troubles himself to produce single
thought, aud his hands are never concerned
in tho fashioning Of a single article OF use or
ornament.
The most important principle in le' IS a
pursuit. Without pursuit, an innocent and
honorable pursuit; no one can ever be really
happy, and holda proper rank in society lhe
humble wood sawyer is-a better member OF so'
ciey than the fop without brains and employ.
men'. Yetmany youg men of cur great cI-
lies strive only for the distinction awarded 10
fools. They are content to exist on the pro-
ducts of other hands, and are in truth little
better than bare-faced rogues. They live on
vi gotten spos; 60 on tick; lie and cheat ra-
,her than pursue pursuit which would render
them uselaI TO themselves and mankind gene
rally. None can be happy without employment
= mental or physical. The idler becomes a
fl candidate for the peni.eniary or the gal"
lows, ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07

dol OF Albert B ury, the loved ot aG For
eaverat days it was mol kaown what would %
the Ie.ul, but the worst fears of her numerous
r. ends we're too soon sanctioned by her PhYsl'
clans, and IN many houses IN that city, was
heard the 30 Ind nf sorrow, a vail (oi the
youag AMI bsauuful bsing wh1 was leaving
them forever, for
"Nons knew her bIttO love hnr,
None named her, but 10 praise
The holy man of God, whose step was eV-
er in the path of duty, kneit often al her Oeu-
side, and soothed her by bis couneels and pray
ers, and when, in his appointed time, her
Heavenly Father took her TO himself ne
cheered her passage through the dark waters,
''Oh! lei ME once more upon my bendea
knee, supplicate my Father in Heaven 10 hear
mels and they granted the petition of that tow
paintve voice, and gently lifted the dylng g'rI
from her couch, and placed her in her iam'ilar
and favorite altitude Who may say what
thoughts came lhrODgng into her heart at thai
solemn moment 10 leave the bright and beau,l-
iul earth in the glowing sprIng't'me OF lue.~
to lay her young head in the silent grave, 10
darkness and alone; far from the dear molher
who cherished her in her infancy, and VINO
must 20 sonowing all her days for her, the
fest born the chosen one Of her ripper years.
from all that could make life Desirable VINO
may say what brgh, visions of eternity open
ed 10 her view as she kneIt for the last t'me
before the Ilsarer Of Prayer! "Molher' bro
.her, AIberl would, OH would that Ettle could
see you all again. but the will Of god be DONE
aud 10 him commend you! Hear me, Oh fa-
,her and grant," and the gentle spirit went up
with the last haIf uttered petition.
Tha, same evening long train OF mourners
followed d dark heNrse to the churchyaro' ana
there, in the land Of strangers, they made 'ne
last resting place OF Efis Jean Monroe