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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
Board Of Supervisors.

TUESDAY, Oct 2s-T o minutes Of the previous meet.
ing were read and approved.
The President read q communication adressed to Mr..
Valentine Clerk of tina Board which read as follows
ITO d. T. Valentine ESQ., Clerk of the Board of Super
The undersigned hereby gives notice through you
to the Board asrequred by law that he ready to con-
cur in mutual statement of the facts and will withhold
the presentation OF the papers annexed this copy oI
five days to enable the Board to propose amendme ns
thepeto.n Signed, ID M Rrrsr
To this were annexed notice of his intention To an
peal from the decision of the Board the State super
tenden and papers containing all the evidence the
late trial.
Alderman BRIoos moved that the communication and
papers be laid on the table, which was carried
Alderman BnIocs nominated VIM. A. Walker as Coun.
cumDent.
The RECORDER thought that if Doctor Reese had a
right to appeal, the right would be disregarded by
the appointment by the Board Of successor :
He moved that the resolution be laid on the table
for the present. and that the Board take recess of
minutes in order to look into the law the subject and
ascertain whethrr the old incumbent had right to an.
peal The Board accordingly adjourned and on
Reports adopted: In favor of renting personal
tax OF Roya Ormsby, John Scuremdu James b. Murray
James s. Stevens and William Ackeriy Robert H. Hart,
William Bartlett, A. r Pellott and Samuel Philips Tho.
mas H. Day, Edward f. Coch, Francis PearsaIl Execu
tor; adverse to petition of g. 8. STILL s. Cassery Chas
L. Looming and James w. White for relief from perso.
nal tax
The resolution appointing VIM. A. Walker superin.
tendent of Common Schools was then taken up.
The RECORDER moved that the resolution be tempora
rly laid the table, he has not been able 10
tanrom looking the laws the subject whether the
late superintendent had right to appeal or not but
perceivng in the communication of Dr. Reese quota
ton which has the appearance of being taken from some
law on the subject he would like to have the resolution
lay over until positive knowledge the matter should
be acquired
AID BRIcos opposed to the motion of the Recor.
der
TheEconpER said he had disposition to delay
on the resolution If the Board felt inclined to pass upon
now, and would withdraw his motion to lay on the
table.
The resolution appointing VIM. A. Walker, County
superintendent OF Common Schools then adopted
me President alone voting in the negative. Reports
adopted in favor Of RENTING personal tax of Edward
Stewart, J. B. Andrews, r. c. shumway
The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

The exports this have been about two thirds
the amount of those to the date last year. while the
imports have been a very little larger
The prospect for large yield from tho crops COM
ing to market is Of the most favorable nature The sea-
for picking far has been mild and dry and SO far
without frost sufficiently to check the growth oil
the plant. Various estimates have been formed OF me
extent OF the YIELD but they differ very much varying
from 100000 to 240OOO0 bales The largest quantity
u.s. without doubt nearest to the actual production
Every thing depends upon continuance Oh .ne present
and ii is uncertain hsw long will
last, that all estimates made at this early day. can
not be founded upon any good data, and are
meraIv 0usss work or made at random The sd-
vices that will reach England by this steamer,
rom the cotton growing sections Of this country will
have tendency depress prices in the principal
There are present two powerful operating
reduce the price Of the raw material The first and
greatest the short harvess throughout Europe and
tho second the prospect Of large crop Of cotton in the
United States, and we have doubt that the markets
of Great Britain for this staple. will be for months more
depressed than they at present The sales in this
market for the past week have averaged about 700 bales
daily. We annex the quotations now current
r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

co M M E Il CIAL
New York, Tuesday, Oct. 2s.


Ashes continue in fair request Pots, So e7i Pearls,
81 l2t the sales to moderate extent,
quotations Prime sold to-day at is II cents medium
l3 Is cents, with large supply Of common at IL II
cents, with limited supply The prospect Is that THIS
CoTroS-The news received to-day from Liverpool,
per steamer Great Western efa dull market and limit
ed saless unles further decline, OF eighth OF
penny is submitted to, has had the effect OF suspending
in measure, the small business now dong The
ony operators in the market to-day spinners who
have taken about 700 bales, without any material de-
cline in rates, holders have shown disposition to
submit lower prices while stock in the city
tnues SO small We shall continue previous quota
tons
CHEEsE-Snce the steamer arrived this morning,
Cheese advanced lttle-casks TIC. and boxes III
&c. and firm at those prices. Some considerable lots
sold for European markets.
FLouR.-The receipts for the last week have been.
large and there is a good demand to go East at sol
The sales have not been large at that as buyers would
the market yesterday, and Flour could not te
quoted brisk at s6s-The news by the Great Weston
being expected both buyers and sellers declined to
rate much extent her received this morn
ing after which some few sales were made at SO 10 Gs
inclined to take freely at that The holders Of
-four in this market look upon the news by the Great
Western as favorable for higher prices
GRAIN Wholesome demand for export. Southern
sold according to quality, at lose ll7c some cargoes
of Genesee offering at l2oc l25c. Rye Buyers Of
Canal and Southern, sold at 3sc Barley SIC 60c
cordng to quality Beans are in demand at 5Oc per bu
L.nD-Barreis, 81 a Sill kegs, 81 sc-hrm at those
prices.
sl3 rs a Sl3 81 Ohio Mess; $40 IS $40 80 for Prime
l75 Prime, 81 70 ss Mess the receipts Of new have
out change; Butter the arrivals moderate extent,
and fair demand; good Western Dairy led I'D Store,
lad cd; Common, Cd lld Hams Sd, without change;
Cheese casks 81 7 Boxes u ii Choice, Sd is de-
handed
$40 80 $40 IS per tierce; Clover, Penn, sold at 90
slc; Timothy quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Actual circulation 45s 40 2697Ts5 2Oel0s95 Mseoa3
The circulation of the Bank increased from SePtsm.
Der ~ to October f649 O60 bullion in the bank
decreased in the same time f202 $40. The issues of
the bank have since the 9th OF September decreased
a2o and the hand Es5l $50
which have been put in circulation The bank could
with the present amour. of bullion hand, put ps
per issues amounting to fa5 1856 Ct oS5 6l6
than the circulation the 4th instant possible tina
sae bank may put out its issues the full amount par
cularly if the rate Of interest increases.
The amount of tolls received on all OF the New York
State Canals in each OF the past eight years. from tho
opening OF the navigation the close the third week
in October, has been annexed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Il
that combines the properties Of hone aud op its powers
have been veil PROV by the first cutters Europe who have
used preferred them the hone The Tablet
Hone part requires neither oil TO have effect This
would make great value but when added the
finishing qualities the sop simplicity Of and cleanl-
making the whole article that gentemans
let can be complete without.
g. SAUNDERS & son, III Broadway,
opposite Towards Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

rASorHER HELEN JEwETr ArrAn.-A shocking
murder was committed in Boston on the 18th inst.
We give the particulars in another column. 1t is
m extraordinary case, and from the fact that the
glrl was Of great beauty, and murdered by her
lover, sinkngly resembles the tragic story OF
Helen Jewet, and Richard p Robinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Coryyr-The demand Is very limited, but holders are
Arm IN nrce stock very small Sales for the last three
days about 900 bags Rio to SCI 100 Laguaya ~ 10
Meracaibo SIC; 100 Java IL lie In Sugars me msN
remains wthou, alteration, with fair demand sales g
shout zoo Ibs New Orleans a. q to to- 400 Porto Rss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

HEALTH or THE Gov. oE CANApA-The health
oil AIS excellency Lord Metcalie, is the cause of
much anxiety His Lordship has not visited the Govern
mon House since the Of his recent A..
tack generals believed he s in very prccsrious
state Living sons Montreal Letter, Oct. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

The King OF Prussia, it is stated, has, at his own
expense the past year. caused seventeen thousand
the schools of his reameach bearing his SEAL and an
inscription stating that II is the gift Of his Majesty to be
used by the teacher in the instruction Of the school,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

ASSASSINATION MIR. Alexander Somerville, of
Calvert county, Md, was shot on Thursday night
last, and very dangerously II not fatally wounded Mr.
:. was sitting in his own at the time, reading
newspaper The gun vas fred through the window and
a large number of shot lodged in his face neck and
shoulder Physicians Immediately called in and the
wounds dressed but very slight hopes entertain
ed Of his recovery, the following day. One Of Mr.
Somerve servants has been arrested suspicion Of
having perpetrated the bloody act.-Bai. Patriot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
CANAL ToLLs-srATE OF NV YoRx.

The this year last far amounts To SOL
The receipts for the third week in October this
year larger than for any previous week since the
openipg q annals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

The Loweu Journal says that Mr.. ]. G.. Locke. of
Cowel raised this season Passe Colmar Pear which
measures twelve inches one way and ten and half the
ether
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

$3.50 exc
table pills are one OF the hest II the best medicines
the world for the OF lntant Fever because they
cell all others Kidding the body OF those morbid hunors
which the causes not only Of all kinds Of -ve but Of
msady incident TO Four five OF said Indian Vege
table Pills taken every night on going bed will short
make perfect cure oil the most obstinate of chill and G
healthy and he blood completely purified tina, dis
form will be absolutely impo ble Ii should
remembered that by the Of VIM NJ. Spear
sells medicine purpong be Indan Pills. the
Face aud Front streets Philadelphia OF mine
The only against lmpoton IS @ purchase from
Characters at the Office aud General De-
pot No, 28s Greenwic street, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

The mail steamer North America, running be-
tween Halifax and 81. Johns ent trip the lat.
ter place burst her boiler after repairing she started
on her return trip and burst up again. No lives were
lost but Of the Halifax papers recommends that il
the sends her again sea in similar condition.
he should be compelled to 20 in her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Phalon's Chemical Hair InvigOrator.-Mr.
f. Phslon s-I refrain from knowledgng the IN.
estiuabs benefits which have received from using your
Chemical Bisam for the Hair" Its effects were
almost nsgica having impaired strength and vgor to ny
ha which before had and falling on
To loose similarly afflicted feel confidence Ia recon-
mencng your Incompatible invention You liberty 10
use with and indeed feel Il duty
due yourself the plbc that should the e influence
posses 70 brag into general in all where art
ROBT HOLMES,
Few York Oct "a, si5. Attorney, 10 Wall st NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
Cotton Trade.

There has been very little change in this market since
the departure of the steamer the 10th inst Prices have
declined fraction in consequences of the unfavorable
counts from Europe by the last arrivals but the stock in
market very limited that the transactions have been
without much change having for the past month been
only to very moderate extent. The movements in this
staple since the LIST of September u have been a. an
nexed
Rrnr xn ExrnRrs nE CnrIQN-PoRIs U s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Hon. G B. Thbodeaux, representative in Con.
grss from Nav Orleans sfN on the 10th for Washing.
taa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29

Hon Reverdy Johnson, and family, Of Baltimore,
and Mr. vsrr Consul 70 Csnsssntiaeple csms home
ID NE Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds.
OcT 2S.-Whitmarsh ct. at Sun Mutual Insurance
Company.-Ths case, already mentioned, stands adj
iourned over.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Shannondale Springs,
Jefferson County, Va.

NHE proprietors bassmadesrrsDgenent for
opening this delightful u stering place ear.
: u 10 June. Mr.. XP. Pfrdu. who proved 50
acceptable 10 the guests Of this establishment
last yepr, will be aesin iil charge. with the be-
neht 81 more intimate acquaintance with lis
duties.
Shsnnondsle Is eve miles South or Charles.
Town. IL Jefferson county, via, and only eight
hours traveI from Washington or BAitimore.-
lis thedjcinaE qusiilies and he charming scene
~ By which itis surrounded, hsfe beea for years
the theme % admitation, ana il is 20 exsggcta-
Lion 70 say they are unsurpassed.
s ,ErA neat and comfortable STAGE win be
st The Rail Road Depot every day 10 convey
passengers 10 The Springs
THE9RqPRIET TORS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
rug WELCOME nAck.

ssest i The hoar shti brings o home,
Where al viii spring 70 meet III
Where hands ere striving a. ue tctne,
To beihe first 10 greet u.s. n
When the world hath spent its Tropns and v rath
And care been soteIy pressing,
'Tisswert 10 turn from our roSsng path.
AID had freside blessing
Oh. Ijoyfulls de4r /, tiae h6ules srd truck,
u We are but sdre II Z veIeotpe back
WHIST do ve reek os dresry usys
Though IonsIy and bsuiehied.
ar We know tistre are lips 20 ehfd4 our stay.
And eyes that will beam Ioye-ltgtaed
WEai Is the unrth {f diamond lSiy.3
To the glaIice tb4t flashes pIsasbres
When the winds dat uaIeofne.bsek. be,rav,
We form siheariFs chief treasure
Oh, io,iiiiy dfar is our h6n.evarti track,
Il We sre,bul sure Of welcome back,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
/ SONG.


Oh ! saysne,. sing eareIcss.Iay,
When clouds are on Thy brow
once eoalJ MARBLE them away,
But Oh i esnaDt nov.
cannot meet thite earnest gaze
So full OF nioufnful lishty
And NOT remember ether .dsys
More blessed add more bright.
Thy suBile has lost the spirk ling glee
Which onee il ever wore |;
cannot bring il back 20 nite
Bt music, Is Of yofe.
How can breathe a gladstone song,
Thy sadness 10 beguile.
When other lheushlsIhy bosom lhroug,
! And could weep the while IS.
Then bid mf not sing j6ySusly,
=. But lei De strain
That mas. reeall tTie pssi 10 thee,
OF love that loved in Win.
Oh Jet il De Of hopes thst met
With dark aud early blight;
OF hearts tlia, beat but tosrsg
But not-of joy io-nighG -
i J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
TOMB SLABS
And Head s. Foot STONES

ts.y;nv nurchased an extensive QUARRY Of
IA nos, rbeaatirul Waite end Harisgaisd MA r.
RIFF md n extensive water powerto saw aud
noiish with. his prices will be Low. One
rre.t advantage 10 purchasers Is, thatall Stone
Yin Is deliyered ii his risk, without any exns
ehargs. t.,.S
= .relicalioi, 10 Mr.. H@rstio N. Gallahe.i
.,h.,,.siewn. those who NAY desire any OF ths
.he-e articles can be shewn the list o. price,
- ~ diliercnt plans. He will alsoJorvAss
any orders. ePissPns. &c, ,ns. nay = vs. W..,
!. OF, By addressing him. :. sIlas
ineton eoanty, hd',ofas!s e.n = A''es "
delay e .s I. f.,rea. "A 81
mo lmposluna
nfiees are snller ORR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

/ CHEFRFuENEss.- Cbeerinlness iresn-
ems The hearl. ADD makes il healthy and
vigorous. The gloom and shadows ina,
pass, over the mind makes man wretched
and miserable bulk the influences q
swee. cheerfulness pass over y Ike plea
SAINT summer breezes. making cIeat'on
clad. The besr, would beneold and desc
lac were il not warmed b the genial,
SUNNY rays or cheerfulness. Spring win
ns smiles eIaddens siheearlh. but when
summer comes. nature bursts into = strain
Of eheerlulness that makes The veryNiac'
Of al things to shioe With beauty sNs
frui,foIness. Then let man rejoice and b
glad.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Hagcrsto1un Foundry,
AND
.MaCHE.VE $ II o. r..

q AHtEl snbseriBer hav ing on hand great "a
II |4is.s OF sxcellepl patterns for mach'aery
foxmerek ant, grfst ara saw Milisris prepared
TX I,annfhefnre MI kindssbf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Dash FOR NEGROES.

- VIII! a. an times gise the highest Priees
q CASH. Tor likely yonng Nk6koEos 2.
hssh sexss. from ten % tWenty-hse 1ssrs g 2,
- psfsons having likely servants 70 cisfoss
~ vim do well 10 call on ne Al mt resleene q
~ =. r..r,Sssowu; and any communication N
! @r;l;sr WiII bs promptly siisndsd 70.
7js1nafy s. lsfs.-sf w. Ch0M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Castings fOl. MiIls:.

Such ascog wheeis, beSel and morileerp ns y
s..bsf,,, seements. gddseons, ctsnks, spipdles
step. ana racket wheels. plaster breakers, bur
brushes md brass castings. At@o, grealysrfe
" Of horse power s IhFeshing Asenin es5 Ps'
terms, Of the very best des'ga Tor ssfeVg.ut sl'
ECONOMY Of metal. Plough Castings of*eyG
= description, mopidboaFds, iandsiees ana sumo
Il large stock Of wagon boxes of 81 81 ten,
of5,he best forms Parlor, chamhehs-ihe
Mate stoves, cass Of the nealesi pss-Ms,er
Hathaway cook stoves OF dihefsp Castings are
pipes and cast.iton railing. AiY
madesof the best materials <r1SR,eS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
STONE CUTTING.

UKTHLlAM LoUGHRlDGE respectfully
!" informs the citizens efJeGerson,C Clarke,
Frederick, and adjoining counties, Who may
wish 10 mark The graves Of their ismenied DEAD,
that be still continues to make ana snperserioe
!. .Nonuments-Bor Column, and Plan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
7RsDAY MORNING, JULY 81. 1915.

TIE ArFEcrIoS OF OH AeE-How
beautifully affecting 10 witness an ay.d
couple who have weaihered life,s storm
hand in hsnd. and smiled on each other
amid all the trials and tribulsiion, Which
they have met 10, this vale iii iears'-
even as whep balsking together in the
brightest sunshhs sof prosperi;y-wh hose
PIE asnres 10 eacb others society are de-.
gre 8 ased mol by 3he rude bufetings Of
i'me-'hat snre desPoiler bf all that is
6eautitul,insthe human form divine 10
such . couple, .ibpus hts OF ,he pas, are an
ine1xhausltole spring Of joy. as. from the
mirror Of memory. The bright .ays OF ttieir
youthful happiness aud love are once
more reflected dpoa them End ibe
pure Spirit OF Religion unfolds 10 their
view. through portals Of The tomb. gihe
hopeful prospesR Of bapp Re. union 10
thatworld LEI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
s,Sf the Osi. materials Chimes.
ThrCshiIlg Yrcc,l -ihE manufi

Wk NsfIHHS Nncod BE mahuIac
The subscriber has 81 Thfeshfng Machines
tnre Of Horse. power1ere he will keep a sup
al his es,abIishmeUae Of The very best mate
ply read for shlst approved plan for strength
rails, and Of thed BY no means liable 10 gel
and dnrabiliyrhes will thresh clean aud oil
out Of orda1ade TO work tive, four~or i've
easy draE warranted TO work well.
hotses6 manufactures CORN SHELTERS,
HEk b5 hand, by horse Or water power;
i t93a Lathes aud Machinery are propelled BY
[,tn engine and be is resd, 10 DO all turning
Ii brass and iron with despatch NH machine
u and al other work,such as Inresning MA
chiues16Hd Horse powers repaired promptly.
Old cast Iron, Brass and Copper taken y eA'
change for Castings. K. JONES.
Hsrerstown, Md, July 10. ist5 en-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
REDI.faTO.E
aIlE
NJ -AA.-sz1tlN4ss
SULPHUR SPRING.
REDI.IGTO.F.

ETsHE subscriber is prepared TO lake few
Boarders during The Spring season. This
is q delightful country, md one Of the. largest
and best Sulphur Springs 10 The State Of Viz.
! gnia. within six miles Of Nartinsburg, Va,
and the Bsi.imote and,oSio Iisl Road.
.Pfiee 81 boarding Five Dollars per week--or.
One Dollar per day.
{. JOHN T.. cooKUs.
Redingion,, Va, Inlg ID. .IsI5.-9l e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

TRuE OBsERvATIoN-.f knew aman
thai had wealth and riches. and several
houses all beautifully aud ready furnished
and who would often trouble himself and
family By removing from one house Y
another. Being asked by a friend why
he removed 50 ofisn. be replied 4 wa
10 fnd content % some OF them Con
| tent. said bis friend. ever dsslls 10
meek aud quiet soul.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
"Nyhere parting is no more.

MoDERATlod The arms BY which
the III dispositions Of the world are 10 b
cembalfed. apd the qualities BY which h
i TO be reconciled 10 US, and we recobcfl.
ed 10 i, are moderation, sentleness. iii.
lie indulgence ID others. AID great de a
OF dls'ruse Of Ourselves, Which are not
qualities Of mean spirit, as may ipossi.
bly, think them. but virtuesof great and
noble kind. gad such as dignify our ia.
tnre as much as they con tTibate 10 Our 1e-
pose and fortune, for nothing can DE DO
unworthy OF well composed soul asfto
PASS away lie 10 bickeriHgs and Iitsa.
tions, in snarIi1g and scnflttng with eve
lily one about us We mdst besai peace
with our species, If not FIR their sakes+
yet very much for our.owh. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

WoMAN.-The modest virgin. the, pru.
dent wife, and the careful marion ere
much more setvlceab!e ID lie, than petit
coat philosophers. clustering heroines, or
virago queens. She who makes her hus-
baud. and her childreb lbsppy, Who Re-.
claims the one from vice. and trains Up
tne other 10 virtue, IS . much greater
character than ladies' described ii 70
nance, whose whole occupation is 10
murterSnanklnd, with shafts fpmI. their
qniver or their eyes Women are not
formed for great care themselves, but 10
soften ours. Their Tenderness is The pro-
per reward for The dangers We undergo
for their preservation and the ease aud
cheerfuiness df their conversation. our de-.
sTaole retreat from The faiignes of IN
tense application. They aree con fined
within the ma Tow Ilmitsof domestic asst.
dsltyt and when they stray beyond them,
they move out oil theirpToper sphete. and
consequently without grace,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

aT BE ~ gyfaeEaFFfn M itd ROT
others, does The sun aisIenses4is beams !;
notIfor,them$eives. !: hnt tor others 90 me
clouds dis,il their showers; not for Der
self but for others, does the esrth 1un
lock her treasures; mol fpr themkelEes, but
Cor others do the tree Is produce their
frn;t or The flowers drtfbse theiEfTagrance
and display their various hugs. 80, moi
ar Himself bit Tor Others, are tbe bless
inss Of God bestowed onl man. u y g Whq
lives only 10 himselty ard consumes NE De
bountypf Heaven upon his lns's, of con-
socrates it 10 the demon OF ayarce is
barren rock in ~ fertile psln-ae y
l,horny bramble I'm airmttpl vineyard
be is the grave Of God BLESSINGS; ne
the very ARABIA Deserts |ot ihe mora
| world.
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