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The New York herald., 1851-08-18
CCPARTSEnsHIP NOTICES.

CCPARTNEHsHIP NOTICES.
nIssOLUTIoN-THE Co-PARTNgRsnIP HERETO
- fore existing between the subscribers Grn
Denisons West Durkee, h hereby dissolved by INITIAL
consent Mr. b. G. West retiring from the All bn-
ness tranfaetons Of said firm. and all debts owing said
hn are 10 be settled with the remaining alone
are authorized 10 rn the firms aud hy
whom All Indebtedness Of the hr will be pad-New Yorf
August 10, loJl. s. ned
A. DENISON. n. c. WEST,
EF DURKEE, q. s. DEM ION
The subfe rber have this day formed partnership under
the title OF Denison nurkee Co, at No IL Rsads street.
Tor The sale OF Wines Liquor, and Teas-New York Au
sust 10 lseL a. DENlsoN, f.f DURkEE.
G. s. DENIBoN.
pARINER WANTED IN A MOST LUCRATIVE MA.
nufacturing bu' inefs 10 take the place OF rstirnr
partner. Cash uhed $40 more. AdAresa with raj
name only, Factory, Herald oeies.
A PARTNER WANTED WITH SOME CAPITAL "A
n teafaring preferred e. assist the adverIsr in
opening mandatory of nautical and mathcuscal in
struments. and Of all the ornamental necessary on
board vessel. The advertiser knosiedre and sxpe
rierce in this line havin been director such works in
three different yards in Europe further parc
lars address NJ o., n Nsrick street.
pARTNER wANrED.--A BUSINESS MAN, Win
from sAOto Slttn in light lucrative bu-
etntss healthy Southern city; young maa ussd 10
every tohbng DESTROYS Of learning said business aud aie
20 losn his employer from 500 20 $40 can have rood
Herald Once.
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IlOMEsrEADs.

ExCELsIoR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso.
H daton.An adjourned meeting Of this association will
te held MONDAY evening" August 18th, at eight o'clock.
Masonic Hall "a Gtand Forsvth street shares,
$50. Initiation Zee So Monthly dues 81 Articles Of
ocaton can be obtained AZ the Secretary cme l Grand
street or tie o5ce Of the atorney A. G. Morris ll2
Broadway, where subscriptions Will lie received
ROBERT r. HANS, Frcsidcnt.
NtruaNfpr l.. Tsrkprr. Secretary.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

HOUSE wANTED-BY THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
HI for small family mutt be three stories With base
meat bath and Croton water and must be in tidy
spectabe neghborhood location preferred between r
teenh and Streets and betpee Third aud
Eighth streets running east and west Address
stating and location, No. IS Waysrey House.
corner Of Broadway and Fourth street.
FURNITURE AND HOUSE wANTED-THE sUBscRI-
Der would like 10 hire house In good neishborhood a
aren't not exceeding 500 and would purchase the furniture
at fair price, would the furniture without the house.
Any family wishing break up may ind good cash
toner by addressing line TO Winthrop Herald ofiee.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
NENTRETlLLE C0URsE,L.L-TROTTfNC MONDAY
~ August l8 Match for 14D0 mile heats. in harness
Wm shute names b. Lewis Cass; D. Hagh. names r.
Grey Dick. JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
CENTREVILLE COURSE, E,L.I-TaOTTINC.--MO
~ August lS at 3o'cioek. NJ match for 500, mile
heats, best in in harness. r. Snediker names b.
siphax; Mr.. Lawrence names B. m Sally Miller.
JOEL coNkLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING, NON
~ day, August la at 31 o'clock, p M-Purse SEQ mile
heats best in in harness. John Crooks enters b. Co.
inh; d. Pfer enters blk Elizabeth; O. Watts ch
M Lady Jacksop D. Kehoe enters Mayfy; u. r. No
dine enters B. n Lady West d. MoMann g Cen
tau formerly Dntehmap; G. Raynor enters en- M Merrill
nurted a. kencal line OF omnibusses will leave Fulton
iersy Brooklyn for the Course fom Il NJ until o'clock
y returning as so)n as the sport is over Fare each
way - cent? JOEL CONKLiN, Proprietor.
/ MOI COURSE L. I.-TROTTING.-TUEsDAYA AU-
gust 10 a. at3oeloek.-Purse of $50; mile heats; best
three nve TO wagons and driver weigh 500 lbs
The following horses are entered William Fonner enters
g. Mount Morris H. Jones enters z. Orphan Boys WIN.
H. Carter enters blk Maid Queen Isaac Woodruff enters
g. Eetnaeeri enters Linda John Crooks enters
Goliah j. d. MeManus enters b. g. Night Hawk VIM.
ness at Fulton Ferry to the
course, from IL 10 o'clock. Fare each way % cents.
JOHN 1. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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NOTICE TO ALL THOSE VINO ARE INTEREsrEp
either directly indirectly In 5acco-An aourned
meeting of importers. iohhers and Of
o. the city and county OF New York will 30 on Th
dsy s 2lst Instant at7s o'clock y ", ~ the Coliseum
No so BroadEay. THOMAS HOYT. CI airtoon
JAWS FrECU son. Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N~-s~Se~~NSs--~~~~ -,,--.-. ~~~>y~-~~---
CAUTIoN.-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
" against buying two notes. which were tahen from
pocket on faturday evening. August lGth near stuart
store In Brcadvayi together with Memorandum Book
some oher papers and receipts have notified the draw
ers OF The notes 10 make
One note, given by John Park S2 due lst cf June
le2 one note given by William Park for S So due let a
November lo5 Any returning said book and eOnts
20 al Tenth street shall receive suitable reward as no
one can possibly male any Of the book papers but
self Ny name s in the BOOK. r. T. WILIfkvS'
TnE NIw YORK PNEUMATIC DRAINING AND
= Manufacturing Company.-The books Of subscription,
Ter the balance of the capital stock of this company will
continue orcn 90 the public a. the once Henry ier
te1 ~ Beehman street between the hours 10 A. M and
u M until tnturday next the 2jd instant. An install
msht 81 ten per cent will be due aud al the time
subscription.
Ephran stevens James Aicock.
. Henry Alker,
New York, August l6. 1851.
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FINANCIAL.

w 81. T. TAPscoTT & CO., IS SOUTH STREET.
tuTry drafts for any amount, payable throughout
Great Britain ard Ireland They sso sole hgents for
The Ned star Line the swallow Tail Line the Dramatic
Line, and Line of Liverpool packets and the Line Of
London packets passage BY of which thps can DO
ssGed on reatouahlet trus.
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LtQrORs.

-
nALLlN0RES CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE IA
~ stusted on the corner Of Broome and Crosby
NO sd Persons In ths trade are invited 70 make be,
Tore purchasing A. A. u. ana viii them full Is Der
cent. One trial will prc 70 the fact
1QO DOZEN ST. JULIEN, tT, EsrErHE AND
cOO Msusux Ctret Just reeeiysd new supply Of the
above fine wines at s lea ss and - per dossn iottes
returned at the celebrated Brandy store street
corner Of Crosby.
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kNSVhUCVIONs
l by lady, whose abilities Teacher will give satis
faction. Reference exchanged No objection arrange
mtnt with school as daily Governes Address Teacher
Herald Office.
SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS, $50 HOUSTON STREET, N
YNr Victor Beaumont, Civil Engineer graduate from
"LEcole Centrale des Arts ct Manufacturer Paris will
In the French and English languages in all thu branches
and practical connected with Civil Engineering
Fer details and references apply at the School,
GENTLEMAN, SPEAKING GERMAN, ENGLISH
"A and French, with good connections in Europe aud
manufacturer of article that sells well the
Union. wants partner with capital either here or in
other large city, the business house
good salary commission, join this article with
that ofa hrm References given Address NJ NJ Co. Herald
Office.
A YOUNG LADY TEACHING MUSIC. SINGING AND
"A French, would wish few moro pupils. Having been
educated France she feels fully teach that
language Terms moderate. Address Harmony, Herald
office
A LADY is DESTROYS OF ATTENDING A FEW
"A classes in schools private families TO instruct in
French and singing. Best reference
Address Teacher" Herald office.
ITO OTEACHERS.-wANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES
engage the services person thoroughly
with the French and Spanish, instructor to give pr
yate lessons in those languages Any wishing 20 make
engagement who has been educated as gentleman and
speaks fuenty and elegantly have interview with
the advertiser between the hours and o'clock Pm by
applying at the Bond street House. 3 Broadway Partisan
gentleman preferred.
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BOARDING, sc.

RosRDING.-TwO SINGLE GENTLEMEN Agr DE-
,rous o. obtaining Apartments in respectable grisats
aiy residing between Blceoker and
ihrd and sixth avenues, and where there 10 Other
seardsrs Ihey VIII require parior and bci.rJ MIA
trethtnst tes, and attendance Address r. o. box sf
Lower Post-sfhee, stating all particulars.
RoARD-A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS. WITH RNru
~ room adjoining. may be obtained BY q rentlem.a saf
W.T. IN avery pleasant house ne Wy furnished
and occupied BY private family OF three persons Ises
Herald Once. 'e'0'
PICARD WANTED-WITu FURNISHED OR UNFuR-
nished room BY gentleman and lady lfu board f5r
ledy only IN quiet ehd private family one
I !aruenary se.irabls eoardsr by addrtssi T. A,
EuRNIsHkD ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN TO LET,
without Board, AZ No 10 Jay street between Grsea.
Nieh and Budson streets. Terms smodora~.
EuRNISnID ROOMS TO LET-wTTH OR WITHOUT
board, private table. The are pleasant ard
broadway, near Inicn Park
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nrIsoELLANEoUs.

mtsClCELANEOU8.
pILL1ARDs.-A GREAT DEAL HAS BEEN SAID
~ about the Washington Billiard Table. some think A
Btrnumng but we credibly informed the very ien-
ual tale the great General uscd 20 exercise on Sixteen
ttberf all new. at h2 broadway nest TO Nibos When ali
JIG with gas they make hne display slate me al and mar.
bic tables Tor Europeans ut Ann street entrance Ig
Fulton street, at Bassfoid's factory old stand.
grow. CASES -HoLLACuER 4 sHMITr NO 10
- North william street. between Chatham and Trnnkfet
srtett manufacturers of all kinds show Cases in
rtss rosewood, mahogany, tack walnut and silver They
seer constantly on hand good Of .he above
n,msd srtcles orders promptly executed at short notice
MICRosCOPES.-wE INFORM OrR MEDICAL,
Az friends that We have us finished several achro
hi,reteoIei Of " best eontru ,on All kinds optical
instrumtnt .n hand. aud made % order.
WALpSlElN BEtkEL, OpHsans
flo Broadvay. second door from Caaal u,
CoyPOsITIoN AND CENEST ROOFS rrr on NEy.
" Cott from 20 csrts rT1cot and warran Ted seven
years Tight All reparrr order. Second coat on
On cd n nc, or Shingles made tgbL Cost to cents
FooI no var uted Whatever. viii be insured % the
sane cott 20 tin 10 open for animation. Gail and you
will get every sGsse ton that The work will b. done 10 or
der Also Blakes Olio Trrroe Paint arrici 10 Ain r,ofs
.reit revcd ron the country. call fddrsss to John
hthhNi' VV' h'usten street. eorner % Nott street..
NANEEI DOODLE CAVE TO rowN.
Il Iedi az. bites ANNOYED hm.
Ard % foms the TtsEy rats
LAiffieCcrn DESTROYED lin
larkfc rcttle un rrosAvsv.
Marched lke ary ersndss.
jill ft reached rour fwetty Fcvr
. Lyon thot o. hondy.
IRrkee Iccdis ielt t4c D.
Armed With tta ard Hssk. ts
kno the rate sua turs 80 say,
he found nn essy tasA or.
'Vtht h'ttsts lSsSsr sEs Pa, l2s E;stSv,y.
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IIO Tells.

CHOPPERS uoTEI. LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY -
~ The patrons OF this public and fashions bic
formed that IL s In FULL operation and continues 60
eeiye bcarder there bsng present for about hy
No effort Will be srarcd 10 ske all comortabo who favor
him with a call sAMJ.L COOPER. Proprietor
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noNApra HOTEL. aal RRnl1YAY rr.R UN

DoNADIs HOTEL a9i BRoA1WAY, NEIH UNION
- The prorseor respectfully vtes the ttsn-
ton Of the public 20 his newly erected hotel It's well r
n1hed drawing rooms parors and bedrooms show that no
Spne has been spared The propretor reputation for
sgfpyi1g his table with the most delicate vaSd Is we'll
hewn 70 the public His wines Of the ehoicst
and families Will find at his house eyerythfar es.dnsSs
70 domestic comfort. o bovanr's
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FINE ARTS.


FJNIME OF PEACE AND TIME OF wAR-FROM THE
Il two great pictures by Sir Edwin L1ndsser. Price
81 70, plain; splendidly colored, s. For sale by
N. CURRIER 1852 Nassau ST., cor. Spruce.
DAGUERREoTYPE-FRsT RATE PLATES MUST
~ be plated with = sunieent thickness Of pure ell
the the better and n cir surface must be perfectly
smooth and The scale plates combine these advan
to the utmost The coat Of silver deposited these
plates 10 thicker than that the French plates 40th
and they eectroplaed all that silver cheuieaily
advantage which cannot be too much appreciated
They warranted perfect For SALE at the sole agents.
VICTOR BISHOP, No. % Maiden lane.
CoLoRED DAGUERREoTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS
~ Kings skylght Rooms o5 Bowery between Hester and
Grand streets the only tabshment In tie
best skylght daguerreetype handsomely coored and
sased taken for 80 equally
stes. No charge unless perfect satisfaction Is given.
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IlREMoNr n0usr. nnsrnN MAss-rn1s urr.

TREMoNT HOUSE. BOSTON, MAss-THIs WE'LL
known tGablishment Is still conducted in the tams
menner ~ always has been. The central aad situ
son o. the house It's comm odous ana ths
comforts end lvxu,its 70 be found there combine rnir
agreeable and advautareou the
or. Of the arm of John L. Tucker Co., at tss head
o @ ettabthueLt the subscriber pldxes his hest eyer
uons 70 maintain its reputation aud 70 size satisfaction 10
bis customers Nm. r. PARKER
OCEAN HOUSE, SHREwsBURY-TUTs WELL
~ tnown tnd popular establishment no " opo Tor the
reception Of visitors where permanent boafacr transnt
cnstoutrs aud pleasure parties will b. 10 an he hs
OF aece emmodations The house at present !, sha
WI A. MATHEWS
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left AZ tide
ater from the Of navigation to the ilh
August inclusive during The years 1850 aud 1851 was A.
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SALES BY AUCTION 4.

UCTIoN NOTICE-GROCERIEs, CHAMPAGNE
n Corks Ale SegArs &c-On Tuesday August 49, at l0<
o'clock front Of the store 81 Dsy street champagne,
deira Cbsese Hams Raisins Candles Soap, Salt Beef
Corned Beef hackere Salmon, Indigo Smoked Hsrrngs,
&c. w. A. CARTER, Auetioneer, 81 Dey street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-12-17
SERMON BY DOW, JR.
TExr-"Tye are honest, honorable men,
Go ne and uau the Printer ="

My Dear Friends: The debt that sits
heaviest on the conscience Of mortal
provided he has one-is the debt due tho
printer. 1t presses harder on ones bosom
Than the ightmare-galls the soul-fre's
and chafes every ennobing sentiment
squeezes all the juice of fraternal symPa-
thy from The heart, and leaves it drier than
the surface of roasted potato. man who
wrongs the printer out Of single red cent
can never expect 10 enjoy comfort in This
world, and may well have doubts Of finding
happiness in any other.
Oh, you ungra,eful sinner! if you have
hearts moisened with The dew Of mercy,
instead of gizzards filled with gravel, lake
heed wha! say unto you. II there be one
among you in this congregation whose ac-
coun, is not settled with the printer, 60 and
adjust j. Immediately, and be able to hold
your head up in society, like Giraffe be
respected by the wise aud the good-free
from the tor.ures of guilty conscience
the modification of repeated duns-and es-
cape from falling into The clutches Of the
devil, or the hands Of the lawyers, which is
about one aud the same thing. II you are
honest and honorable men, you will go
forthwith and pay the printer. You will
not wait for rto-mcrrow-because there is
no tomorrow; i, is but visionary recep-
.ace of unredeemed promises an added
egg in the great mes, of the future; the
debsor's hope and the creditors curse. If
you are dishonest, low-minded sons Of
Saan, don't suppose you will pay the
printer, as you have no reputation to lose
no character TO susan-aud no morals to
cultivate. But, let me tell you, my friends,
that if you don't do it, your paths to the
tomb will be srewn with ihorns-you will
have to gather your daily food from bram-
bIes-your children will die Of the dysen-
terry, and yourselves will never enjoy bless
ings of health. once called upon sick
person whom the doctors had given up as
Ia gone case. ] asked him il he had made
peace with his Maker? He said he ,hought
lie had squared up. ] enqured if he had
forgiven all his enemies. He replied, yes
then asked him il he had made his peace
with his prinlers He hesiased moment,
and then said he owed him something like
abou, two dollars and fifty cents, which he
desired to have paid before he bid good bye
to the world. His desire: were immediate
ly grai6ed, and from that tomen, be be-
came convalescent. He is now living in
the enjoyment Of health and prosperity-at
peace with his conscience, his God, and the
whole world Let him be an example for
you my friends. PalronIzs the printer;
take the papers, pay for them in advance;
and your days will be long upon the earth
and everaowing with The honey of happi-
ness
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-12-17
UNFORTUNATE PRIDE.
BY SAM. BANG.

In the village Of H., about fifty miles
over Y our left shoulder from here, there lived.
and probably now lives, good Methodist
brother, who was blessed with sound lungs
and perfect knowledge Of the use Of them,
and whose exci,able powers were Of the
highest order. A protrac,ed meeting was
being held al the time, and our good brother
was in hi. element; indeed. he was wrought
up into what he called an ecsacy Of divine
love. During the progress of the meeting
he rose 10 address few words of comfort
to the believers, and uncork his indignation
against those who were not, and in the
speak about pride, and inslanced familiar
fable after this manner:
MY brethren, you have all Of you pro-
badly heard Of the frog who tried to make
himself as big as the OK, and wha, fix he
90, himselfinto in consequence. Now, my
brethren, some people are just like This frog
You see the OK came TO the brook 10 drink,
and having done so, he stood thinking wha,
he should do next, when an old frog and a
few y Dung on the opposite bank seen him;
and The following argumen. took place a.
mong them: oh dear said one of the young
ones, 'ain't he big one!' 'Yes,' said an-
other, 'he's q rouser,' while third hoped
up to his grandfather and asked him the rea-
son why he had grown no bigger. 'Becsuse,'
said the old frog, q don't want to be-
You can't said the young one. j can,
and you will see,' said the other. Now
look and so say ing he began TO cut swell,
which terminated rather worse than he ex-
pec.ed. After swelling much as he could
he asked them what they thought about it?
upon which they told him ,ha. he was no.,
as big as he thought he was ! This rilled
The old one some, and he went in for the
last chance and bursted himself. Yes, my
brethern,' he shouted, a. the same time
stretching out his AIMS, he bursted,'" and
at the same instant the sleeves Of bis coat
under the arms ripped, as The fellow said
'Grom ear to ear
do not hold 10 laughing in church, but
was sensible of smile stealing across
my face, which smile was no, a, all dimin-
ished by hearing some one behind me say
that, although he had heard brother S.
great many times tell about the mis'orlunes
pride produced, yet it was the first practical
illustration he had ever seen him give.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-12-17
SCENE FIRS


sslsn't she glorious creature?" said my
young friend Merwyn, glancng, as he spoke
toward beautiful girl named FlorIne Nal.
colin, the daughter of merchsn, repu,ed lc
be rich. We were at party, and the OBJ
ject Of remark sat, or rather reclned neal
us on sofa, with a graceful abandon, OF
rather Incidence, in her whole air and ati-
tude, that indicated one born and raised in
idleness and luxury.
"She is fine looking girl, certainly"
answered.
"Fine lookingw said my enthusiastic
young friend, in surprise, half inclined to be
offended at the coldness with which ex-
pressed myself. Zine looking, indeed !
She's perfect Hebe; very impersona,ion
Of youth and besu,y.'
'sNo one can deny ,hs, she is very love-
ly and beautiful girl" said |, 10 this. ''Bu,
she lacks animation.''
her greatest charm. never me, one so Tree
from all vulgar hurry and excitement. An
exquisite ease distinguishes her actions, and
she reminds you, in nearly every thing, Of
those cou''y ladies' who give such charm
to foreign aristocraiic society. Cerisinly,
! have not met in This county with any one
who has so perfectly the air Of q high bred la
dy ss Florine Malcolm"
To understand this, perfectly, the reader
must be told lhs. Merwyn had recently re-
turned from tour through Europe, whittier
be had been permitted to GO by wealthy
father, and where he had discovered, like
most of our oung men who venture abroad.
that in our forms Of social intercourse, and
in all that gives fashionable society its true
excellence and a,,racliveness, we are sadly
deficient. Foreign manners, habits. and
dress were brought home and retained by
the young man, who, as natural conse-
qnence, became favorile among the ladies'
end " as thus encouraged in his silly imila
iion of things anti-American, and, therefore
in America ridiculous. 10 the ewes Of so.
ber-minded, sensible people, who did no,
know him well enough to see tina. there was
more substantial groundwork in bis cha
racier than all this, would lead casual ob.
server 10 infer, Merwyn was viewed as ,
mere fop, whose brains had grown on,
upon his upper lip in the shape Of nous
tache.
Such a man was my friend Henry Mer.
wyn. knew his better qualities and es
teemed them at the same lime that sa "
his weaknesses, and bore with them for The
sake Of the good tha, was in him. He had
been raised in sckly atmosphere, and his
mind had taken all unhealthy tone; but he
was honorable, and rigidIy just in all his &C.
lions towards others.
As for The young lady he SO warmly 3D.
mired-Mi,s Florine Mslcolm-Ionly knew
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-12-17
P o E II RY.

WHAT is A YEAR.
What is year, Tis but wave
On life's dark rolling stream,
Which is SO quickly gone that we
Account it but dream.
'Tis but single earnest throb
Of Times old iron heart,
Which tireless now and strong as when
1t first with life did start.
What is year? 'Tis but a turn
Of Times old brazen wheel,
Or but page upon the book
Which death must shortly seal.
"Tis but step upon the road
Which we must travel DER,
A few more steps and we shall walk
Life's weary road no more.
What is year? 'Tis but breath
From Times old nostrils blown,
A rushing onward o'er the earth,
We hear his weary moan.
'Tis like the bubble on the wave,
Or dew upon the lawn,
AS transient as the mists of morn
Beneath the summer sun.
What is year' 'Tis but type
Of life's oft changing scene
Youths happy morn comes gayly on
With hills and valleys green,
Next, Summers prime succeeds the Spring
Then Autumn with a tear,
Then comes old Winter-death, and all
Must find their level here.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-12-17

|. appears that street preaching is vigor-
ousIy maintained in California. Rev. VIM.
Taylor, writing from San Francisco, says
Every Sunday preach on Long Wharf,
on Pacific Wharf, and on the Plaza. Last
Sunday week, on Pacific Wharf, occupied
a barrel Of whiskey for pulpit" He SEEM
ed to think the Intoxicating enemy would
do him no harm SO long as he kept it under
his feet
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-12-17

Health is getting to be vulgar, and is con-
fined principally to servan, girls. No'lady'
can possibly plead guilty 10 'being welI,'
wilhou. losing caste. Spinal complaints are
jus, now in the ascendanl-no female being
considered ood society," who possesses suf-
icien. strength to raise smoothing iron.