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CARRIAGES, ETC.


NEW 6BkAiI1EANs CARRIAGE wAIR G HUI
cARRfAGEs a and HAR iSfSssS Of s sTery
description always on hand. For sale low
SS9Ines, Afe LAMBS Bands Cloths: iesf5eI Lace and
1. MARSH DENMAN u co.
Eg " C4RRL4GE WAREHOUSE, Nos
nearly Mo Gpp .ose N VsT1nda f Ho, ~
100 CARRIAGES Of almost every style and pattern
viii ind their f Dee to cali and examine oSr snd
Eees before purchasing and we atter ourselves they cannot
Cash or City Acceptance. mh23 smdSW
II ENJOY ALooLouIsIANA CARRIAGE REPosE
~ TORY, Il9 CosMoS and \ q GR4SyIER slsCkg Il
BEkEH Rsh Of s 81 a% e a6G Is
55s5 % T the a s6PSs % tsR RfR19
the latest and most beautiful MODELS finished in the per
for he parons Of this eabS@es PncRas er e nyss
to examine this stock before making their selections else
where. nib 6md&W
UARRlAGE AIANUFACTORH.
THE Patronage that has been extended very be
1 rally the last seven years while on Com. cs9lEL
erect 5pgs binding fkFPRIy f. MI Rsys
The largest Shops the Southern Country and prepared
with good Northern workmen, and the best of materials. to
build any style Of Carriage to order and guaranty them two
ham ever before for REPAIRSG CARRfAGE and
Ssn cSsh Gs @dn oG snd We vii
freight on CaFages sent rs g sPa s XII SS 5eeR
RIAGES, which will be sold low Old Carriages taken in
made e. Ns T nye 9 s oS oaes S Sie
at Manufaeto and RePSsory and 9dgsoE hs9seys
at S door sSyT S & y ts S$
Of the q Ghs5Ss Hotel NIX xxT pfns DENMAN
TARRIAIsEs-CARIf GEs-Thes subscribers have
~ now on hand large and well selected asOrt- n sn 3
ment Of G ARRIAGsi and are constantly recelv. tsksk
Sc
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DENTISTRY.

BOnDDKr. DEETAL 0PER ToR-Fuus..ly d
Il ss5s vs. sg Es sssss y R sls.
~. 19gs s. q pa ~ RAFPSLgs epnG.as
ii5n paid 70 diseased TEETH and GUMS.
yohnsou Fsyssnses; NJ, sssess'
New Orleans; Hon. j. ]. Griitsnden F1hsions N.Y. 1gg
Arch Dixon, henderson, Ky,s tefe d MYrehseas nos.
Griffith, n D. s.. Or. Edward Griffith n. p. and d. u; .,
Louisville, Ky: Hon. john Speed eglth Lexingoq ny
Mr.. Jas Speed Marshal Of KY. LOUISVILLE. myo Nv
ii h BADf5ETs Dentist tef Tennssses, Sfornery Of
*. Alabsma and Georsis9 @o;., 80 s<Sf53p
streets. CTkhiesn Buldnss,l Nsworleans. Y Il YYyyH
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EXECUTIVE OEFIcE, Baton Rouge Dee. 49, 1891 have
no hesitation IN recommending Mi. Wren the public
man g upright character and altogether worthy OF confidence
AHlo. lsAAC Johnson. Gov. La.
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rFsOa Mr.; S. c. Hayes, Of thefr,a Of Rreser, Hayes &
Co.. Booksellers and SdttORers, No. ig3 Market street
lphia-yaHuary 8, 15if.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable res
dy il cured the of colds with me, If you want Ger
dicate | will cheerfully give one. S. G. HAYES,
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LIGOEIKR, July % ls46Y our Wild Cherry and Tar Syr
gives general Satisfaction. We have been Of L for Sol
time and thought would not order any; bat is aim
daily inquired for, and thought. perhaps. would be
To order some.
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WELLsyILbE, Ohio, January g. I845-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar ind 10 be valuable medicine and use il
considerably in practice. have sold and used nearly all
that have forwarded and would be pleased have you
send another supply the Of transportation
will be open.
FORT CARBON, February 90 ISi7-Messrs. Robinson
Collins 4 Co.. am happy 10 inform that think DIR,
Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead NJ
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for Dr.
DaUis's DepaTGtiye Extract and Joseph Dagiss Horse
LiHmet, that have taken the liberty of writing for an
agency for the above articles, If agreeable to you Iso please
write word, and send dozen of EACH with large
show bills. Respectfully your, SANL. r. KKMPToN.
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n COHEN, having had % years experience, oiers the
~. above i1IS5ble remedy ior all Diseases per;
standing, cured IN IL weeks the Tear in the Eye, ~
Of years, cured in ~ weeks; a man OF this city, -
being stone blind for months restored to the sight Of
eye in three wees gentleman who always used for
% years, BY using only drop enabled read the
ammaton Of days cured by single drop. 1t gives
brsisncy 70 t5s n Eye and also strengthens The sight
CHARLES street. apl7 ly
IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
E KIT ACT OF SARSAPARILL
NOR the of Seronla Kings Evil, Syphiitic and
MsTegriai Diseases Wiie Swelling obstnaie Erupons
eral Debility and all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative
medicines IL not offered specific capable of curing all
Diseases but active agreeable and convenient remedy
possessing IN the most concentrated ton the active prnc
pies of Sarsaparila.
The long established and well deserved reputation of ar
saparla remedy for all Diseases arising from nfirmes
Of the BLOOD etc. etc has cased among the valuable
Of modern medicines 1t has also been proved to be of great
efficacy in Rheumatic affections, either chronic or inamma
tory and in chronic diseases of the Liver.
The extensive use Of Sarsapala in medical practice for
tents subjected to in making the decocon and SYRUP has
rendered 3ecesary to procure preparation Of it in more
Numerous preparations OF Sarsapaa, and various modes
of preparing them have been given, all Of which will differ,
highest consideration and importance the faculty, that
there should be preparation of uniform strength and possess
In the Improved Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparia
prepared by the subscribers for several years past con-
talned all OF the Medicinal qualities of Sarsapara united
with those of several other vegetable remedies which have
been found ecacous similar diseases 1t possesses many
advantages the numerous preparations of Sarapara
now IN nee from its concentrated form rendering pOra
BILE. 1t extensively used in hospitals and has mel with
the general appreciation OF the Medical Faculty of this city,
who now prescribe 1t In their regular practice with decided
Warranted to contain the least particle of Mercury
and which not addedonly when regularly prescribed.
| throughout the country.
| L, L.. MASSEY, Druggist and Chemist,
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ORANGE STREET WAREHOUSES, Corner Of
" ORANGE and LEVEE are now prepared to receive
Hay, Salt Merchandise, etc. storage the lowest
Apply to A. SOFIA, 10 St Charles St - apps
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-Bills al Eve TO
Ia sixty days sight, for sale by
alb JOHN II. ELLIofT CO.. 80 Gnvier St.
WITNESSED boxes superior Clare and Sauterne Wines
w various brands, for sale by
apo R. +, NICHOLS 8 CO.. 70 Camp st.
WTHIskY-I00 bhls. Wiltshire's brand landing from
Wv steamer United States and for sale by
apS HYDE 4 oGLESBY, Il Poydras st.
SALT FOR sAI.h-The cargo Of the bark Astoria,
45 tons in $50 sacks of Fine Salt. Apply TO
mills kLlNGENDER 4 co. q ST. Charles st.
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6. 1886
Dear Sir About week since, while working at my trade
cut foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit Of the adze entered the top of my foot just below the
STEP The wound began to nfame, and continued so TO do
until became much alarmed. | used British OIL Tncture
Of Myth, and several adhesive paeT, but all purpose
then commenced the use of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subsde, and has entirely left me.
confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Ex
tractor being superior anything have ever seen tried for
removing pain Inflammation.
carpenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes
y to the virtues of the Salve all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue No. ISL where can give any
'''''iD'''H u'''s'' iJ JEFFERSON H. BISHOP.
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A u. AsNsaNORTH, NOTARY PUBLIC .dNi)
"A. cQlfaifSSIONER or DEEDS fer emery STATE
"a ffe L9ioH. PlBLic OTFicK--No. % CAMP STREET.
New olsana. -. Re.comissioned 1850 BY Gov. Walker
henidence and Private Office No. 162 Julia
s7eel, where may be made for business of
confidential nature.
10 Dispositions taken, Accounts Probated Deeds and
Mgngages Drawn. and all Documents and instruments OF
Whiting Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record IN
any pnft Of fhe UNITED STATES.
Marine and Other protesis particularly attended to
and ali cases Of General geage Partial Loss correctly
gtaad and pron1Btly arranged mh30 ly
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but is driven in and will eappear in the same or
some other place The Pain Extractor however draos ont
and completely removes the cause Of the disease, effects
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HA Az, so bale Prime TIMOTHY HAY. landing az
.fy5 TURNER & sORIA, cor. Orange and Levee ia.
Apply To A. SORiA, Office IS ST. ChaESs Ct. FFont Ofcs
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J. ID. BULLOCK DENTIST.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 293 Camp street, JUS
" above Delord; = He will perform all NSssSA
yaiion end beauty. .s4rtSseiat Tssth in;Q YfYyy4
most approved plan...........N. B. Charges very mod
crate. ia4 Nv
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N r. DRAM. Ladies' Shoemaker. 20 Race street.

~ Merchants, from different sections Of the country give
the most atteng accounts of the universal popularity and e
fcaey OF Dr Deyss Syrup, under their notice number
Of them, witnessing its virtues have regularly sold
diton that if it did not give satisfaction the price should be
returned and no Of them has had application
turn the This speaks volumes in favor of the medi
cine We append few extracts from orders, samples of
those in Of well verbal
we frequently hear:
From Doctors YdashaR and Rush, both practising ply.
stcidHs, as loeH as Druggists.J
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June l. l647-Dr. Dayis's Syrup Of
Wild Chery and Tar of like hot cakes We think that
If choose give Wholesale agency that medione
we dispose oil almost amount in Northern Indiana.
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BOARDING HOUsE.

No. 121 GR.7TIER STREET, 6etceen So. Charles
and CGT0ndetet, one door from of Cdr0RdeLet
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her flsTst
l friends and the public that she continues in the ,s
above eligible location occupied by her during the
asst two years. and is prepared accommodate her friends
md those who may favor her with their patronage From
Ter long experience, and the desirable and convenient
location of her House. she feels confident OF being able
give entire satisfaction to all who favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop
ERATK. do 1yd&W
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MONTGOMEHH HALL, Montgomery, Ala.
EINHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of 80
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that Co.
he supply the wants of the Transient Vster TO I
Montgomery well any OF his competitors Those
who going to- returning from the North can obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS TO suit the arrival and departure
the railroad cars and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly attendance convey passengers and from the
boats to the free Of charge The Accommodations are
equal 70 any other establishment in the town, and being
reduced rate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public, The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
and pains will be spared to render the stay oil pleas
ant and agreeable.
au20 d&Wf c. A. ABERCRONBTE
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MITCHELL & SHORT.

PRIVATE BOARDING.....No. I6 Natchez 81
MISS ANN HALLETT (late of the FRANKLIN
w HOUSE, Mobile begs leave TO inform her Friends n
and the Public that she has opened a PRIP.8TE tssb
BO4RDLNG HOUSE, No. Is Nate he street, kA
The House has been newly furnished, and with Terms salt
lhe umes and determination to make her Boarders
0rtabe she hopes receive share Of patronage nl9 "
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HARTWELL's WAsHINGTON ROUSE,
%. 223 CHESNLTS TREET. PHLI.H D ELPIL3


NHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which "a
has been under his charge for several years. has been ~
elegantly rettted, enlarged and reiurnshed, the
fashionable manner and the entire organization of de-
parnent complete. The splendid suit of apartments
be bad at all times by giving few hours notice.
- The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders ii of the desirable in the
CITY for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be exeons spared
have continue to merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. II. j. HARTWELL,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
VI
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tY- The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen Mr.. MlaT has been for several Dr.
of the Public Schools and has held various offices of
honor aud responsibility;
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, 1854 month or more
since, attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies sneh paregoc and squis,
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Dayiss Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me in few doses and three
fOurths of bottle entirely cured My mother who is
troubled with habtqal cough and has beenreguary taking
squ and paTegoG has been taking Dr. Dayis medicine for
few days and her cough not half bad"
before she commenced taking it,
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street.
e Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents for
the South and West, j. WRIGHT s. Co,
No. 10l ChdrtreS street, New Orleans,
Where all orders he addressed dI1
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HILAD. HARNESS, sADDLERl
ron CALIEORNIA.

FUH VAEIFOHNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STIRRuPS, etc.. of
~ every SdiescrPt9p .INDlA RUBBER CA
Lows, TARPAuLINs, SADDLE BAGS. TENTS, EkjAaEk
India Rubber Tent Cloths OF all sizes, for sale by
fYl0 ~ SMITH & RROTHER 81 Cnmmnn
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HNRANhLIN HUUbE, BILUAI r The subscrlbers
a having leased the above we'll known establishment A
beg leave to say that The house has been thoroughly f
repaired and painted. The house is spacious and the M
rooms comfortable, aodng convenience for persons
wishing 10 enjoy themselves during the Summer, The Bath
Houses good The well known character of the House.
and the locality of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves The pr9preto pledge themselves that neither pains
expense shall be spared TO make ser comfortable
The table will be at all times well supplied with the best The
market Affords together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best of Liquors. all Of
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the ~ til instant.
apis MITCHELL & SHORT
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THE, EXTREMES OF CITY LIFE,

The New York city correspondent of
the Washington Republic, in his rambling
way, thus depicts the extremes Of life in
the great commercial metropolis Of the
Union: n ava M 5ai ..sy 1t.9i
In Broadway to-day, Notwithstanding
the election, one Of the largest Of our fur
niture dealers commenced selling off his
magnificent stock Of costly merchandise
at auction, and his immense rooms were
crowded with the representatives Of wealth
and fashion of the city Looking round
upon the extravagantly rich furniture dis
played in his galleries, all going off al
aruinous prices"--such, for instance, as
ninety-fve dollars for a sofa, 1.-TWO hundred
and twenty-five dollars for bedstead,
twenty dollars a piece for chairs, and SO
forth--I supposed that the man had failed
from keeping such stock Of costly mer-
chandise on hand; but, on inquiry, found
he was selling off his entire stock to make
preparations for, enlarging his premises,
and buying new supply Of richer materi,
ais to suit the demands Of the times. Amid
all this profuse splendor, we occasionally
encounter in Broadway ar pale faced little
girl, with bare feet, sweeping the crossing
at the corners of the streets, and asking
in plaintive voice for penny to buy .
loaf Of bread. IS ss Y s'
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that last scream Of despair. The foam
flew in drops from the bits of Selim, and
as if conscious Of the urgency Of the oc-
casion, he flew rather than ran through the
wood, until both he and his rider seemed
as spirits flying upon the air rather than
occupants Of earth. From the top Of that
slope Donald gazes down the road, and
beholds Marian struggling in the arms Of
Ellerslie, who has dismounted and is en-
deavoring to drag her from her steed. He
raises aloft in his stirrups--his broad clay
more glitters in the beams Of the rising
sun-and his powerful voice rings out like
thunder peal upon the morning air, as
he shouts aloud his well known war cry
upon the breeze. w "
.Death to the tories! Marian, come!''
The countenance of Ellerslie. paled as
he heard the terrible sound, and releasing
til form Of Marian he sprang to his horse,
but as he arose in his stirrups his head
was Glove to the chin by descending blow
from McDonald's claymore. and he sank
lifeless to the earth. Selling hold Of the
reins Of Marian's palfrey, he turned him
towards the farmhouse, and galloped hasti-
ly onward. S68
"Do not go there-a hundred dragons
are resting in the yard"
"Their doom is sealed-listen!" and as
he spoke loud volley rang forth upon the
blast, and the thick volumes of smoke
curled up above the roof of the house, and
the loud crash OF arms resounded through
the yard; Marian fixed an enquiring glance
upon her lover, who replied by simply
saying
otis MARION AND HIS MEN,"
OF the hundred men who went forth
with Ellerslie, not one escaped, and from
the terror with whichtheir fate inspired the
tories, the battle of that morning was cal
led by them "McDoNALD's RESCUE"
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BY this law, the slave is deprived Of mo-
right which he enjoyed before, under thss
law Of 1893. or under the Constitution Of
the United States, as explained by the SUI
preme National tribunal, in the case Of
Prigg, .. the Commonwealth OF Pehnsyl.
vania. ffl'
1t was there held, that, although Con.
gress might legislate. Legislation was un-
necessary for the capture Of fugitive slaves;
that the Constitution executed itself. sad
the owner might seize and return them,
when found, in any other State, by virtue
of its authority alone. oi
must not, by any means, be undsr-
stood, however, as attempting to defend
the propriety and expediency Of this law.
II is unacceptable 10 very large majority
of the people of the North. &
Public disapprobation will continue to
hamper its execution. and agitate its repeal.
1t is, in my opinion, inexpedient. The
old law Of 1898, was infinitely better for
the security Of the master; for, exceptions
able as it was, in some of its features, .
long and general acquiescence had given
it moral force, which this can never
attain. Ra
A law that makes exparte evidence con4
elusive of the masters right to recapture
and return his slave; that denies jury
trial here or clsewhere; that provides for
the appointment of swarms Of petty officers
to execute it; that gives double compen.
sation to find every claim set up in favor
Of the master, and pays the expenses in
any case from the public treasury, can
never receive the voluntary cooperation
Of our people.
But with all these objections to the pro-
priety Of the law, violence is not to be
thought Of for moment.
There is constitutional and legal rem.
edy. A remedy that will not overthrov
that stately edifce Of freedom erected by
our ancestors on the ruins of colonial op-
preston and dependence, and which has,
hitherto, been protected by the majority
and supremacy of law. )
That remedy is amendment or repeal;
and even if that fails, the Union Of these
States is still worth preserving, and the
law, however odious, should be submitted
to, as both q civil and Christian duty. !,
No State was more indignant at the
course pursued by South Carolina, when
that State threatened to nullify law u
Congress, and dissolve the Unien, than
Ohio. a
Let her people be careful not to initiate
an example they have SO repeatedly con-
demned, but ever let them rally round ths
Union of these States, whether assailed
from without. or from within. lrssd
The f1ag Of the Union must be carried
down to future generations, unsullied and
untorn; and, if not, in Gods mercy, let
Ohio defend 1t, till the last act has scaled
its miserable doom.
REUBEN WOOD.
i nrnrnrnr,s,
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POETR
MY HAPPY HILLSIDE HOME.
BY OLIVER ,oAKwooD.

e
a9iAe BY OLIVER oAKwooD.
;issvh ip ina ss ~ -Na s9 a 3sa.c
The mountain stretching to the sky, y
. Il beauteous to behold,
When et the early morning hour, 4
II 'dons Z cap Of gold.
But there's a scene | hold more dear,
From which | would not roam, ll
To me It's bound by loves strong ties,
a.as My happy hillside home!
I've rode upon the stormy main, IS
And trod the fowery land, eAsfgi
I've sought for rest mid far off isles,
u, By gentle breezes famed;
Yet gladly turned my weary feet,
~ From isle and ocean foam,
To rest meath thy refreshing shade,
-dgg My happy hillside homsl
The robin at the dawn of day, !
~" Pours forth his song of love,
And other warblers swell the strain,
hpki That sweetly floats above.
Then you who see no JOY in life,
Ipray you hither come,
And taste the pleasures all around,
My happy hillside home!
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CHEAP PLEASURES.

Dlu you ever study the cneapneSS OF some
pleasures? Doyou know how little ittakes
to make multitude happy! Such trifes
as penny, or word or smile, do the work.
There are two or three boys passing along
give them each chesnut, and how smil-
ing they look! They will not be cross for
some time. poor widowlives in neigh
'borhood, who is the mother Of half dozen
children; send them half peck Of swee,
apples, and they will be happy. A child
has lost its arrow-the world to him--and
he mourns sadly; help him to find it, OF
make another, and how quickly will the
sunshine play upon his sober face. "A
boy has ss much as he can dc, to pile up
load of wood, assist him few moments,
or speak pleasant word, and he forgets
his toll, and works away without minding
it. Your apprentice has broken mug,
or cut the vest too large, or slightly injured
piece of work; say "you scoundrel,' -
and he feels miserable: but remark. II am
sorry" and he will try to do better. You
employ a man--pay him cheerfully, and
speak pleasant word to him, and he
leaves your house with oontented heart
to light up his own hearth, with smiles and
gladness. ius .l se
Pleasure is cheap-who will not bestow
it literally? If there are smiles, sunshine
aud flowers, for all Of us, let us not grasp
them with miser's fist, and lock them up
in our hearts. No! Rather let us take
them and scatter them about us, in the cot
of the widow, among the groups of chill
'dren, in the crowded mart, where men OF
business. congregate in our families and
everywhere, We can make the wretched
happy, the sdiscontented cheerful, the af.
flicted resigned, at an exceedingly cheap
rate. Who will refuse to do II? i@