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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

QUILL PENS.
HE Subscriber would call the attention Of the public to his
superior Quill Pens made entirely with the pen knife.
By long practice he has succeeded in reaching the greatest
possible perfection sung every kind Of writing the
time they surpass by far any metallic elasticity
aud They carefully put IN boxes OF Is EACH
that they be shipped to OF the country without
risk of damaging the points For sale by . -
mi9msrh f. TRENkAMP, No % William 81.
ID HEUMATISM, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE
N JOINTS, SCROFULA DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
Sc &c. Rings Compound Syrup Of Hydrodate of Poass
Sarsapara, and Yellow Dock. This medicinal remedy is
tsm and stiffness of the joints swelling Of the muscular
substances them euptions Of the skin, and diseases
arising from impure Of the blood SC. From bona fds
experiments under the direction and Of the
eminent Of the faculty, il has received their
mendaoD aud have pronounced the best possible
combination of remedies for the above named diseases
prepared from the purest articles and warranted TO give
scton IL thus purhes aud quckens the circulation aays
irritation and leaves every part OF the animal economy
injudicous and long continued use of
MERCURY,
this combination be considered specific which
have resisted all other have been rapidly and entire
y removed by this powerful Alternative syrup and spring
medicine purifier stands unvallcd The great
demand for article of this kind has induce the
proprietor bring before the public that all may have the
benefit Of IT, We do not publish long certificates of mira
cuous cureshc medicine shall speak for itself IL
ed to give satisfaction, and needs but trial convince the
most Incted"9I: 81 Is surprising Properties Prepared aud
John street. Agensuion 1877 Bowcy, Grand
street, Coddington Spring and Hudson; Brigham
Miller No. II avenue d; John b. Dodd III Broadway cor
9th street. al I'm &C
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Treasury Notes outstanding, LIST April, ls47.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, April |, 1877
Amount Of the issues outstanding prior the
act Of 22d July, 1896 AZ per records Of this
Office. ................. $3290sa Ia
July 1876 ns per records Of this once 42s5 200 90
Amount outstanding under the act of 2Sth
January lsi7 per records of this Office 336905o 90
7,9S3333 IL
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of tho
accounting officers, of which S29O.lO0 is
under the act 22d July, 1916, SOL 800 un-
der the act of 2sth January 1917, and
$500 under other acts. ........ 35O.5OO 90
1892, 1913 IA
II. II. GILLET, Register of the Treasury.
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Payment Of oil which has been stopped the Bank Of Eng
land 80
Wheever will give such information may lead the
coysry ohc above described notes. shall be entitled to
ceye reward polorlonate part thereof os
portion Of the lost recovery and
conviction Of the offender, II stolen
For further information, apply TO-, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

EH0O REWARD-LoH or stofs sh on Tuesday the
sOOVVl6th February ult IN the IeYnoornooa o. Lon.
bard street, LoadSn Banker, Ess,kss containing the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
M III Pearl street mem, Rr0GdlDnM

TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
No. 547 Pearl street, near Broad,oay
THESE BATHS have been established for the last twenty.
six years. and the only Sulphur Baths in the city,
They highly recommended by the eminent phys
clans for the cure of rheumatism salt rheum chronic COM
plants, eruptons Of the skim Sc
Medcated Vapo Baths also given daily from A. NJ to
PM f28 1msrc
CROTON HOSE DAYS PATENT.-The inventor of
without cost if bursts during one seasons use The new
many experiments been perfected the hose offered
the perfect article originally contemplated when the nve
ton was patented II is now all right For sale No. %
Courandt street. HORACE II. DAY.
m3l imrc
nR GRANVILLE s. PATTISON has removed his resi-.
II dence 81 University Place. of 18th and his
Office to No. 50 Chambers Office hours from 10 till
o'clock ml2 1mkr
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TO STRANGERS,
CHRISTYES' GALVANIC AND NAG
NETTC CURATTVES

IN ALL CASES OF RHEUMATISM AND NERVOUS
Complaints, the efficacy of these articles truly wonder
other have failed Several physicians recommend
in their practice, and the ordinary prejudice which
generally attached articles of the kind rapidly disappear
ing. Many Of respectable citizens have used them
P9oreax Paralysis Apopleay NeSralsa Nervous TremcE
affecting of Deafness complete cures have often
been effected great advantage these articles is the entire
safety and convenience attending them
The only Agency in New York for Chr.e' genuine .t
No Drug store New York. will ever be allowed keep
Dr. CHRlSTIE'S Articles. Many of these establishments
offer worthless limitations, against which the public
spectyely cautioned. m3i 1wsr
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CLOTHING.

i and Clothing Establishment in New York is JACOB
yANDERBlLTS', SC Maiden Lane between William and
made garments which will be sold wholesale retail at the
very lowest possible prices Also than five hundred
style Of elegance that cannot be surpassed You will do well
CALL you from three dollars suit.
Do not forget the number, &c Maiden Lane.
J,ns
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

GREAT ATTRACTION.
Archev at Home, No. 8 John Street
that bis agent has istamsd from Europe, via Bremen
obs as:s Ct S
has enabled ID, scss s S' va
and fancy birds all of world selected with great
uGSo's wl'S Dogs, Shetland ponies. Chinese silver and
s.,s. s.s or
he ..1s5 q SSss %
S-Lens" postpaid will at all time. GREVE WE p0"
mas im 'rU No.5 John street. NY
Boo 4FEls XS sTocss Aq II
TAKE THIS s METHOD Ss@ aiaanns their
a ssfrf.td s and
i :oer spsss, and
With great and purchased for cash. which will enable
81 'Si ii as%
stock when not otherwise engaged. SMITH, p,sIrv
,l Chatham st., directly opposite nc Chatham Theatre.
. BOOTS AND SHOES Of The first quality at great bar
.crSer would cali the attention Of his nSmeou: friend.
o ass b. s.s s%
Caters &C. that the market can Afford which he will sell
md s%s 81
s De 50 KIND '''''' ~" JOHN MCGUIRE a ss
Il. WALSH u CO.,
- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No. Ann street.
Hnear the Museum, New York Fine French Boots 50 50
Fench Imperial Dress Boots made to order 81 90 usually
sold for So So Patent Leather Boots Shoes, Caters and
Slippers hand aud made order the shortest
notice Repairing &c. done in the Quick sales and
small profits motto. No. Ann street, New York
m23 lmsrc
CURE FOR COLDS.
MRS. CARROLLS Medcated Vapor and Sulphur Baths
WI 1874 Fulton street. opposite Church Acean cure
for Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore Throat and all nam
incident the changeable state OF the weather
The Sulphur Vapor Bath particularly recommended BY
first for all eupOns and diseases Of the
skin No danger of taking cold after the Of these baths
milo lmsr
CARRIAGES G71
THE subscriber offers for sale excellent assortment of
good Carriages all styles, warranted equal in quality
thing in this market and will be sold AZ reas2nable
prices JAMES BREWSTER.
mls lmsrc Is and 81 Canal street
J. STOUVENEL & CO.,
No. 20 Geld street aud No John street. near Broadtcav
MANUFACTURERS, whole,sle and retail dealers in
lard; Fixtures of description Solar and
Gas Lamps Chandeliers Brakes Grandoles, Candelebras
&c, &c.
Private Houses Churches and Hotels fitted up with Gas
great reduction in price, and all articles warranted.
complete assortment Of the richest cut pressed and plain
Glass constantly on hand -
the above articles made order and all kinds of Glass
Goods loaned parties Oil wholesale and retail New
style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
tI- Packages for the country sent free Of expense.
mn3 Inn *rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

GUANO.-The cargo Of the brig Virginia about three
" hundred tons South America, aud from analysis
cd superior to any other kind in the market Tho
dry will be sold close the concern at one and
half cent per pound aud object the farmers OF the
country. . -,
The cargo is Trappes stores, Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry, and samples may be seen at the Office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO., 149 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SH o T. ).
SMITH A. RISIEY

L. WALSH & CO.,
- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers No. 6 Ann street,
near the Museum New York Fine French Boots s. so;
Frnsh Imperial Dress Boots made order 81 usually
Slippers constantly hand aud made order the shortest
notice. Repairing &c., done in the Quick sales and
small profits is No Ann street. New York.
M m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
Miscellaneous Record.

Ship Rainbow, for Lverpool; bark Isaac Mead, 70
nah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

TRAV ELLlNG TRUNKS.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
Of Broadway has hand and CONSTANT
~ making good Of Trunks Vascs, Carpet Bags,
and Satchels, Wholesale and retail
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel aud Portmiteaus for the
French Male Poste.
Orders for the West Indies, South America, &c. filled with
despatch. m6 m.rc
DIR. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST.
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and all i'm
Projections of Vision from to o'clock at his residence
aud office. 26l Broadway, corner Of Warren street
Ophama Stoppage ofthe Tear Passage, Csaracts, and
Opacities, efectualIy removed
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success.
STRABISMUS, or Squin ting, cured in few minutes.
Deafness and all discharges from the Ear, permanently
cured.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
SpectncIes adapted to every defect. I'm.
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Ship John Cuer. Knapp, fin PhiIa for Liverpool March
49, lat IL 49, Ion 81.
Brig Cambria OF Salem, 20 days I'm Montevideo for Para,
Feb 81, lat Is $, Ion 1910 w.
Schr Aca DIS Bait for Porto Rico date lat 20 TO-
Ion CO &c.
Schr Ellis of Lubec fin Bonaire via Bermuds for Boston,
dsnastcd, no date, of Race Point. .
Schr Lucy orng of and FIN Portland for Havana March
&C. Shoal w 20 miles.
Schr Sophronis OF Warren Me- fin Thomaston for Norfolk,
March 26, lat 40, lon TO-
March i6 Hole in the Wall ssW 100 miles, a mastsd
propel lerst riny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

SEtiARS,
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBACCO
A. SAMANOS, 81 Broadway, up stairs Opposite Trim
Church, offers for sale, in lots to suit purchasers
Wholesale and retail
1870 bales Havana Leaf Tobacco, wrapper. aud filters.
so :" Yguany :"
81 Z" Cumberland Habor, "a
20 :, ST. Jago Leaf TobaccoM
IS " dark wrappery.
u old Connecticut Seed Leaf good colos
Also Segars Of all brands aud classes, including some I'M
ported for private smokers together with others SUIT
able for the trade Jus, received few of the new brand
Orders and attended TO for all classes Of
segas Also for sale all kinds OF Smoking Tobacco OF
Amerc an Spanish and Turkish manufacture, M
GLIDING the celebrated Scartaatti
4, .nss,, md " Acu,TocHrs" A. A. SAMANO,
ri Imsrc d Broadway, Up Stairs
PREMIUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP.
~ counterfeit article Of celebrated Walnut
u Oil Military Shaving Soap being offered round the
cv bv HIMSELF agent We hereby
caution the public against being deceived with IT, and beg to
s,,c thar we have whatever. has
,g no nae our the labels The genuine soap
actured by the inventor Dr. p d. Vroom, has facsimile
''s mss imsrc VRoOM FOWLER, sCourtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
IN NAVIGATION AND NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY
DROF f. G.. WARD u. =. ~, respectfully informs
farng persons that he gives instruction branch Of
Nautica Science udng his and method Of
finding the Longitude BY Chronomeer, without using the
Latitude the Suns declnation, Logarithma, No Isl
Sands street. Brooklyn their residence If required
Terms moderate Letters addressed to Mr. W. will be attend
ed al1wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

OhhNIAVTTiS
THE subscriber offers for sale excellent assortment
good Carriages all styles, warranted equal in quality
thing in this Market and will be sold az reasonabls
prices. JAMES BREWSTER.
ml8 lmsrc Is and q Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

A CURE FOR COLDS.
MRS CARROLL's Medicsted vapor and Sulphur Baths
WI 1874 Fulton street. opposite Church certain
for Colds Coughs Rheamstis% Sore Throat and all nfsm
The Sulphur Vapor Bath is particularly recommended BY
first for all erupCns and diseases Of the
skin No danger of taking cold after the Of these baths
milo lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

At SANDFORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
IA MENT 1877 Fulton sreeWe have just received beau
tfu and well selected Of Cloths Cassmeres and
Vestings suitable for spring trade, which
make garments the difficult style, fits
workmanship and prices
1t will pay well os those visiting city call l27 Full
street and see
n, B-Every variety Of Quitting constantly hand and
sold cheaper than the cheapest
SANDFORD BROTHER, I27 Fulton street,
me lmsr door to the Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

E,curu. All goods, wares and merchandise, upon
which the dutio have not been paid within thirty days
after arrival Of the vessel will be taken OF
by the commandment at the expense and risk OF tho
owner or consgnce thereof and will be sold ut public
auction, under the direction of said commandant, nve
days public notice being first given In public newspa-
per If any there be, otherwise by the public notice
usually given at such port From the proceeds OF such
sale the duties and expenses will be deducted and the
residue thereof if applied for within ten days will be
paid to the consignee OF the goods so sold
otherwise said moneys will accrue to the government Of
the United States.
Ninth All goods wares, aud merchandise subject TO
confscaton will be sold in like manner within ten days
after the seizure.
TrNrH Upon good, wares merchandise the invoi-
ces of which are not verified in tho prescribed in
the seventh article Of these regulations there shall be
levied collected and paid the importation thereof
besides the duties herein prescribed addition thereto
Of one fourth Of the amount OF the said duties
Port of D,,hnafion may be Changed-When.
kLEvrSrB II the port place Of original destination
in Mexico named in the manifest be not In possession OF
the United States forces the vessel may enter at any
other port or place in Mexico in such possession.
Penalty and Forfeiture when Cargo and Manifest Dis
agree.
TwrtrrH. II upon the unlading of the cargo, any
package OF article specified the manifest shall be found
wanting the vessel shall be subject to an additional pc
nay OF ono dollar per ton and " any goods wares,
merchandise shall be found on board and not included
in the manifest tho same shall be forfeited the Of
the United States and " the value thereof shall exceed
the sum of one thousand dollars, the vessel hall be
seized and confscated.
Goods Exempt from Duty
TutRrrENrH. The following goods wares and mcr
chandise are exempted from duty, to wit machnerv
and machines be used for mining purposes in the gold
or silver mines Of Mexico.
Quicksilver
All articles the sole property of the United States army
or navy In american vessels owned chartered, or
Whenever auygoods are imported by suffers and the
duties paid by them required by these regulations
and when the sutler shall rs prove to the satisfaction Of
the commandment Of the post that said suffer has actually
sold any Of said identical goods imported BY him to
any oaesr soldier sailor nsris. sOfthss own sstus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04
NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING
TACKLE

VVHOMAS and THOMAS II. BATE, 1903 Maiden Lane,
offer for sale very superior ARTICLE Of Bate, drilled eyed
and other qualities of Needles with the largest and
ect assortment Of Fishing Tackle manufactured
ported into this consisting Of Martin Keey OShan-
Salmon, Virginia Black Fish, Kirby Bent sebass and Rock
s. and al a on m
ed and single Flies MMnows Silk Braided, and Spun
Silk Lines; Grass Flag and Trout Fly Lines Rods in great
variety all prices English and mercan Reels Fishing
Baskets Cork aud Hollow Floats with every other descnp-
ton of Fishing Tackle sold moderate 103 Maiden
Lane. stairs. Pearl street. f22 lmsrc
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-06
Sbontas g. 0amer 1T niAt utsbr I

8riefe BON M ont tereD brtnaen blt
Trauerbctfd,aft BON benz 9poe oes 8eneraI
0 M er BON Shte- Cine befti9e Srdnt,
belt raffte ihn piosIth bahin Gr itarb III
WputereD tt,ar tseit ensfernt BON Der Set-
matb aber rn,ringt bon treuen &anleraoen,
Die nun am @rabe bes 70 frnhsettig Ser
blihencn meiner.-Mit tiefer Srouer ntue
jeoem 8iirser biefee Staats ciele ffhmeri-
lite &unoe erfallen Sn Gtoma6 gamer
bepeiut Sbip feineu eiebIin9sfcbn! SIus9e-
seihuet ols Staatsmann nno beqeiterter
Hebner, erwarb er iId, tn nem 2refen bel
WontereY ned ben 9tuhm bes oelcen.-
3nei Sffsiere bon cen Sbic SrcitpiIigen
fhlummern nun beretts ben lan9en Shlaf
ppr ZEN S,ileelu bon Monterep
8eneral 81 me- r uno Der beut d, E
lieutenant W a bias Soett, Der i'm
m0roeriihen Gan1pfe, an Der Spise feiner
beutffen @cmpaanie III ben StroBen BON
Wcnterep ben Nelbentpb fanc. .-llno neben
beu 8eiben Ihldft nod manden brauer @az
mernoe bon Stio. Miro Sbic perseHen
Die @rdber fciner ecfalnsn Sricscr nit
ecrbcerfrdn;en gu ihn,iden 2-oan,it nidbt
einit Die 9tad1welt peroebcns fraoe
uW 0 fhlummern > b 10 s tapfereSbb;
tie 2" (gDb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-06

Nteber Elm furdtbar Dompfbcot unslid.
sIuf sem MiliWiGppi, nnsefabr lebe Mei-
fen unrertalb 9iathes, am II fen Gcoem-
ber, nm etDa 2 ubr Worsens, ltiesen Strei
Dampfboote bas ySultdna' rne cas
,.Waria'' SufdGig suiammen, tpconrd) Die
Wofhine bes Qcs:ern Serbrad nno BON
sipanSi9 bic oreiB;g MenNhen ibr eebsn per-
lcren, uno cine erree sIusabl cntiesltd, per-
briibt ,rureen. 1aS yWaria" ,lanf in 5
Uatnuten nah eem @reieni8 unb 9tne tpte
man gIaabte 9dnsIicb perlcsen. rs. Sr.
Qieberfferben! 01obert Ecmlaub,
Der III ben Stroeen bon Wausfelb Sbic,
lesten CONNER feireR Sd,waqer ermoroe-
te, uno oafiir gum 2cte perurtbeiIt puroe,
min bic Wli(ce ees @cupernbrs niebt annebs
rten. gjcuoernor Sartlep perinberte ndms
lib baS Strafurtbeil III lebensldnaid)er
2uhttanSifrafe. Ger Scrurtteilte ,iett es
iecch Dor, lleber ben Gco an Dem @aloen
su erleioer, ais lebenetinQlid, brter ben
W'auern oes @efin9njdes Su lhmahtcn.
(Mb.
We Sc ga hne. Der berlbmte Drcfe1-
for Der Wathematif SdunberIpu an Der Uni
periltdt eambrlese, cbibcn sdnslich blinn,
laste emit in 8efellIhaft, bon cner Dame,
Die er frilber nidt 9efount uno bic sufdui1
eas Ztmmer cerlteB, yGe hate Iebr rpeise
3dhne." Gs mar tpirfiid, Der Eoll unc biz
9eieutdaft mar leidt erftdrlih neugierio
mic CT oas 'piGe2 Der prcfeGor iaete lid
Fam mir anoermeitt9 niht bas antaltsnes
eaten Der Dame erflsrcn, tpcr,it Ge unf
nun ldcn iiber Pine. e.Gtunoe aelangmeiIt bat
reer Ne mnB cine Tdrrin fein !"-abem.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09
CalamitieS Of Genius.

Homer was beggar; Plautus turned mill;
Terence was a slave; Boethius died in goal /;
Paul Borghese had fourteen trades and yet star
we'd with them all; Tasso was often distressed for
a few shillings. Bentivogolio was refused ad-
mittance into an hospital he had himself erected ;
Cervantes died of hunger; Camoens, the cele-
brated writer of the Luslad, ended his days in an
alms-house; and Vaugelas left his body to the
surgeons to pay his debts as far as it would 60
In England Bacon lived life of meanness and
distress Sir Walter Raleigh died on the scat
fold Spencer, the charming Spencer, died for
saken and in want, and the death of Collins came
through neglect, first causing mental derange
ment; Milton sold his copyright of Paradise
Lost for fifteen pounds, at three payments, ant
finished his life in obscurity; Dryden lived ii
poverty and distress; Otway died prematurely
and through hunger; Lee died in the streets
Steel lived life Of perfect warfare with bailiffs
Goldsmith's Vicar Of Wakefield was sold for ;
trihe, to save him from the grippe of the law
Fielding lies in the burying-ground OF the En-
glish factory at Lisbon, without stone to marx
the spot Savage died in prison at Bristol where
he was confined for debt of eight pounds; But
Ter lived in penury, and died poor; Chatterton
the child of genius and misfortune, destroyed
himself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09
The First Marriage.
BY REV. DIR. BUSHNELL.

Marriage is of a date prior to sin itself-the
only relic of paradise that is left us-one smile
that God let fall on the worlds innocence, lin.
gerng and playing still upon its scared visage
The first marriage was celebrated before God
Himself, who filled, in His own person, the of
fec of Guest Witness and Priest. There stood
the two godlike forms of innocence, fresh in the
beauty of their unstained nature The hallowed
shades of the green carpeted earth smiled tc
look on so divine pair. The crystal waters
flowed by pure and transparent as they. The
unbIemished flowers breathed incense on the sa-
cred air, answering to their upright love- An
urtless round of Joy from all the vocal natures,
was the hymn spontaneous nuptial harmony,
such as world in tune might yield, ere discord
was invented. Religion blessed her two chill
dren thus, and led them forth into life, to begin
her wondrous history. The first religious scene
they knew, was their own marriage before the
Lord God. They learned to love Him as the
Interpreter and Sealer Of their love to each 9TH
er; and if they had continued in their upright
ness, life would have been a form of welded wor-
ship-a sacred mystery Of spiritual oneness and
communion,
They did not continue. Curiosity trlumphed
over innocence They tasted sin, and knew il
in their fall Man is changed woman is chang
ed mans heart and woman's heart are no lon
ger what the first hearts were. Beauty is blem
ished. Love is debased. Sorrow and tears are
in the worlds cup. Sin has swept away all par
adisean matter and the world is bowed under it
curse Still one thing remains as it was. Coz
nercifully spared one token of the nnocen
world, and that the dearest, to be symbol for
ever of the primal love. And this is marriage
the religious estate of marriage. This one flow
er of Paradise is blooming yet in the desert O
sin.-Nonparcik