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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-19

CunA.-The Ncw.York Tribune has tho fol-
lowing statement:
ave have reason to believe that the organi-
zation which cuntcmpatcs the liberation of Cuba
by means of military aid from this country is in
Il much more forward state than is generally sup
posed Enlistmcuts have taken place in most it
not all the large towns from New York to Gin
cinnatt and st. Louis in the West, and to Char
lesion and New Orcars in the South.s. Mo-
wing with secrecy, and guarding the features of
the scheme, as far as possible, from publicity this
conspiracy promises itself to avoid ths errors and
fixtures Of its predecessors. With all needtul
funds it is supplied from Cuba itself, and from
the contributions Of simpathsers here. At the
same time, the leaders mean TO hazard nothing
by lasty and immature action, unless unexpected
circumstances should expedite the crisis"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-19

PoRK IS KENTucKY.-Thc Louisville CCaria
publishes a table showing that the number Of
hogs six months old in Kcntcky, on the lst Jan
uary last, Trimble country excepted, from which
returns have not been received, was l,l23,256,
and ramarks:
The prospects that the approaching packing
season will show large increase over last year
are very llaltering. We understand that very
extensive preparations have been made 10y our
CITY packers, and that McSsrs. jackson, Owsley
Il Co., have already engaged 10000 hogs to be
slaughtered at their establishments this winter
The prices for hogs are tluctuating, and have Il
downward tendency, as we llav" heretofore re-
marked, and we quote a sale of fifteen hundred
head in Woodford county, to be delivered on the
railroad at four cents gross on time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
ANTHOLOGY, AEs

INTEMPERANCE CURED.-WaILE THERE IS LIFE
there's hope For fifteen my husband Jos East
burn addicted to drin ardent spirits Very
for weeks he would not know sober men and in
sequence, reduced to the greatest AL his
Efforts TO break of from this horid soul vice,
were unsvsiling and had given up all hope q his eyer
being cured when acquaintance advised 20 consult Dr.
Rohhck We did so after much hesitation and te result
that atnongh tortysx years ~ age ana a'ar mteen
years constant ndulyence husband has been 'potey
restored TO himself to and u society Tue COZ
aura t9ts OF DR. Roback. Ia month rs1ea curc WAS
erected TO our great joy aud surprise Ihe pan' are in
Nif ed call what ~ mere STATE =.
tine Writ INV sole ia ~ hrs give hops aud comfort
g. hase who n Nv new sufng from the DIRE elgn vco
III tutonuorancs Fstt,r EsRthurn, Southampton town
,iip Hrcss comfy Ia Az letters " &. aDaAGK,
y white stree viii ht rr'i iansly attended, ~ IL
rad F,r more part pers al aud at essrla ioai al
manac Gratis, whore certificates can he seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIRCUIT
land Wright the Merehsn.s gsab q New York Thons'
Brockenbrough Thomas ~ and Mary Eisabeth Broeken-
Maxwo minors ct al, observation-disclosures, Mordeeai
Myers his bill for partition Of the property in the
city OF known share e. of the Columbus
property sistns Of Lots s. Lots &C. - Lots
81 H5 Lots q Block 90 Lots ]. 2 g. Block 81 part of
Wharf 20 - ~ and six and quarter acres Of land
near the city Of Apalschcola in the County OF Franklin
And whereas Thomas W. Brockcnbrough Arthur s. Brock
snbrough Thomas W. and Mary Elizabeth Brockenbroush,
residing in the state Of Virginia. Lucy D. Maxwell
Elizabeth v. Maxwell and Simeon MAXWELL infants reside
in Leon County, Florida aud Ellen A. Brockenbrough,
widow Of William H. ekonbrough, deceased, who resides
in Tallahassee Florida 1t is therefore Ordered. That the
sad parties appcar before this Court IN Apslaoheos and
said bin before the first Monday Ia December
next that the shall be taken as confessed agsnst
them And IL 10 further Ordered That this notice be pub
lshed morths. In the Foridan and Jour
Tallahassee tho southern Press Of the city wash
and the York Herald u The city OF New York.
George $, HAWKINS,
April IL 1879 Judge " tho western Circuit Of Florida
certify that the above i ercoot eepy Il the order
made In this SAMUEL W, nPENCER tlerk.
n j. MO- rs, Solicitor y. w. JOHNSON, y. g.
southern Prcaa. -ugt and Her AID, New York, VIII
cory months, ard forward tlsle bills, With paper
continuing ~ asyertWeht 70 tue oohsitor, ~ Coum-
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WANTED-Ar NO. liz NASSAU SIU1BT, SALES.
~ .ss, Seaeel fsssh:ss Psvssss. 0sehsssseA Ssa On
y an aesd sspsssnA Agptsa.ssss dtsssass.
s.sssns sss q postage dsscHSsnf sSs sssSsAo. re-
QRoOKLYN MrELLIoRNOE OFFICE -wANrED-
40 Saads strsst Breeklyn, Protestant Csshslis aaS
CslersA girls - Coohs Chaassrmsi1s, Nursss. Seem
rssOnmssSsS Also, nsnaad b:ys. NJ B.@R1pioysr cas
have sfAsent ssrvAsts this once, ~ tho fSsvisg
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREIE COURT.-SARAH BUCKLIN, BY HER
- friend, Thomas White against John Buckiin To
John Bucklin You hereby summoned aud qured
the complaint in this aotion which will tried
the office of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New York.
AZ the city HAIL IN the oty OF New YORK ana 20 seISe
at his Office, No rs Nassau street. 10 the city Of New York.
within twenty days after the service Of this
you, exclusive Of the day Of such eervce and fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply Court for tho relief
demanded In the complaint. Dated. April %, 1851
A. L. PINNEY. PiAiAtin's Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

MUSICAL - BOSTON PIANOFORTES. TUE
M largest assortment Of Pianos in this city Is to be
found At the of T. Gilbert Cog No. sss Broad
corner Of Anthony etrss opposite Broadway Bank
and Theatre and will be sold at great bargains They have
tho metallic frame, and arc warranted to stand o
mate. Dealers supplied liberal terms. Also, Gill
berts Cottage Boudoir Pianos, convenient for al
rooms, for sale low, and warranted.
HORACE WATERS, Sole A gent.
SEcoNp-HASD PrANos.-Twenty .eoond-hand Pianos 70
ront cheap for salo mt the following prcas So
one AZ 500 AT $50 one at $780, one at slo ono at siS
three ~ $I2 two nj slsO two si two Sli0 tr9s Sl5i
ono 1.plian Piano, SID 10 S20 ons Prince Co.'S
helo iians $50, one $50. So. SIS Boadoir
Plane, $780,
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u c. KEMP. AUCTIoNEER- MoRTC AGES SALE

n G.. KEMP, AUCTIONEER- MORTG AGES SALE
~ eof Furniture Be- To- cay,
at 10 o'clock, at 81 Nassau street, near Fnltpn.-A G.
Kemp will SOIL this day At auction, above all tho fuyn
will be sold by order OF VIM simpson ESQ., and
any tetes Sofas easy Chair. sop
centre Tables Tapestry Brussels three ply and othse Oar
oil PAIN tngs China glass and silver plated Ware peateo
cottage Furniture carved mAhog French Bedseads
marble top dressing Bureaus Wahtand hest eurlsd
horse hair MAttesse seat Chas together wiAh All
the usual of well furnished house, nil sf which
|. IN good order Piosncfotcs At IL b sold
without 20 adv six rosewood
Pianortes which all warranted and wen worthy
Of attention Catalogues the morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

NINETY-TWO LOTS IN JERSEY CITY-AT AUO-
IN ton on Tuesday, June I'D at o'clock, the pre-
misses located In the SECOND ward three blocks fsn shs
Tools Te House &C. Sale perempory 70 close the sstate
Tho Of water and taking place.
the extensive in wealthy
capitalists from New York who have recently made largo
and the low rate Of taxes will tend 70 make pro-
pery rise rapidly in jersey City For further parsulass
II Montgomery street Jersey City Edward r. ToYney 81
Joh streek. Nav York -
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FIRE WORKS.

LIREwORKs.-NEW YORK LABORATORY, NO. 1876
Front street-Fire Crackers Canton Rockets Double
Headers joss stsks and complete ASSORTMENT Of Fire
works. warranted Of the hrs quasy Country merchants
and general for city
displays, supplied on Che most liberal terms.
n. BENNETT. 1876 Front street.
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John rrsHBLArr. AuCTIONEER. : AssIoNIDs'

&c.. at Ne i4 water street~JoHN FisHELATf WI ed
Tuesday 18th June At 10Y eeioct in the above store,
comprising In part otard and other Branses Port ssy
Irsh WhAey, superior ported sssArs CordiAls s ts
gether with ths dItarcs and good will OF ths
Catalogues will be ready the day previous ana - sb
tanned At tho store. Of tho Auconeer No. % Pearl
street. Terms cash.
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day ~ the auction room. No. II Spruce strest e o1<
tea and broakfast do cherry do Cotage Bctesds Slab
and Screw do double and black walnut and cherry
ton Rockers: Sewing do Wooden stoo. hish and lovs
hair cloth French and fancy Chairs, Sofa Bedssaas
Couches and Couch Bedstsads mahogany Centre Ahlss
Prnts hair husk and straw Mattresses Iron BsdstssAs
on Cloths and Carpets. and old summer Stoves
WM T BOYD Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

PERMANENT SUMNER ARRANGEMENT FOR FLUSH
l. ing, Fiammersburg, and New ork The nes and
beautiful steamer George Law Captain Francis veod
will and after Monday June 81 as folIows;-Lsavs
New York for Flushing-foot of Eighth street. East
hs,f psst o'clock n Peek sP a. 10 De- rsok slip AZ
o'clock p. N and do. Freight taken rsasosable
terms. Fare 1875 cents each way. N. Societies and
military committed with reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to the Captain board
boat, or to JOHN A. FLAMMER, 1877 West Eighteenth
street. For Sundays see further notice.
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MUSICAL.

A YOUNG FRENCH LA1Y WOULD LIKE TO
"A live with some resoectsbls American family, where
instruction in the French language and music would DO
regarded as equivalent for her board Please al dress
Mics j. sVh Greene street, between and O'Clock Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
INSTRUCTIONS.

A LADY. COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT IN DRAWING
"A and painting would give lessons TO few pupils,
would attend schoo Terms moderate. Please address
r. j., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN-THAT THE 1IRM
hitherto existing Of Zachrisson Co.. s this dav
dissolved BY mutual consent Mc.srs Ernest and chas zss
reson ng for the business and liquidation
ed to Msssrs William Nelson and Henry Mnnros, whs
have formed copartncrshp under the style arm %
VIM Nelson Co., to go into operation tho of Nay
ERNEST ZACHRISSON,
WIN. NELSON,
Panama, April 80. 1882 CHAs. ZACHRIssON.
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N NJ C.sis ~ Indsnn5au VIZ CApE NAY AND
MARE, Captain 8. Seymour; KENNgBEC. Captain O. o.
Clark PENOBsCOT Captain r. Whitcor, leaving pier II,
North river, daily at i've clock H. leaving
New York by this line reach New Castle the follow
morning in time to take the Frenchtown Railroad to BAl
more. arriving the same evenipg Fare - TO BAltnores
meals 100 lbs Of baggage will be allowed each
passenger and the Company viii hold itself for
the loss only Of wearing apparel and for that only che
ufico On - - -
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC. WANTED.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED--FOR A. FAMILY or
~ eight the city OF andfroqusut
good and swo or more acres Of land attached to IT,
Would be preferred near the water. Address j. II c..
Herald Office for week. stating location terms for four
months by the year with other particulars necessary to
trouble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

aid TOPS ON DECK 1.-THE OLD TOPS OF TIE
~ Eighth ward hereby notified t. appear the old
srouns ~ John g. s q rsnss
A. ~ TO proceed on their twenty fourth Excursion 70
Sleeps Heed Bay there alive the patriot hams and
Ssh gun slam crab anything else that hey
may deem proper Kipp Browns oesbratsd large stage
end eight horses always deck for the N B.
Reuben drives and will be in the cabinet ny Order Of
OLD Robin, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

WANTRD-BY RHsPRCrABLE, HxPRRTgN ~ D
w situation general Cool hrst rave washer
snes Can Ss two days 81 No. s Night street. be-
tween Avenue b and c..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation as Cook in small private family Is a
sef generally us the t6s csy reference given Please
dsys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

DARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY !--l0.o00 LADIES
ID straw Hats selling off, regardless cost price Notice
tho wing bargansLadies Boomors % Cd aud 3s 81
eaeh Chiltrens and Misses do Ladies fancy Straw Hats
6 I'd and 81 cac(mauy fthese worth 81 50) elegantly
trimmed Paris Hats S. 30 and 81 each-milliners regular
price FOR these from 50 So 0bscrvethe above great
Depot, 3fl Broadway. WILLIAM ATKINS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

VEANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
W situation IS good Cook; understands baking and
In all it's branches the best of city reference
Can 10 for two days. at $50 third
4ooY, front room.
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w Broadway or close BY. Apply, In writing to John
Crumscy, Herald once.
TNANTED TO RENT..-A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children, wish TO hire the lower upper Of
house. whole house. not sbsve Fourth street nd wst
Of Broadway preferred Rent will be paid In advance In
lieu Of references Address, stating tars. location Ao 10
William p ~ Ills ofBoA, which VIII receive immediate
attention.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A VERTICAL STEAM
w Engine Of rs 20 horse power with connections and
pumps also, Boilers sbout 30 feet long, or feet In
other machinery suitable for sugar refinery
Apply once Of the New Congress steam Sugar Rein
ery North river The steamboat Jenny
Lind place. from tn, foot Of Chambers
street at ey A. NJ, and 54 Y. N.
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NANTED-AN EXTENSIVE FIRST FLOOR IN
w Broadway or close by. Apply, In writing, to John
Crumsey, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

YNANIED--A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young Z, do general homework in private
iiy good cook, first washer and ironer: good
city gwen objection to to the
call ut 433 hudson street. in
Shc rear. third floor, No. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

IN HE "BoUZY."-CHANPAGNE OF THE HOUSE,
Dnet Penvrel ct Fills Of Avize, 30 favoraby knowa In
and this continent lot Of this fms wine
vintage NJ landing Havre, and for sale in DO
duty paid. E. LAMONTA4NE Al Stone street
Soil A-en fnr d. L. ct Eta,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET
70 ene or two single gentlemen, In private family
alss furushed bedroom Bath for the
81 ossupAnts Tsrms moderate location and
refsrensss exchanged Inquire ct $50 Broadw ~ door
above FrAnkhA ~ - - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

WET NURSE.-A RESPECTABLE MARRIED ENG
w Nsh who has inst lost her baby, month
old wishes to take baby to wet at her hone
The best of city references rs to health &c. Can be
fr three days. at Conways shoe store No. 500 Houston
sreet .rea fhe Boverv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE NEW YORK AND
Boston Magnetic Telegraph Association are notified
e meet " the Howard House Brosd.,y IN the CITY Of
o'clock A. TO act the following mateerG-lst Ger
tain stpuatons inferred into by the President Of che
ins Of interests With other and the
plumber and election Of Ocers and the confederation Of
measures for conducting the business tho for
the ensuing Sd To act upsn any other proposition
that may come before The meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

TT IL LLEDs AUcrIoNEER -AssIGNEIs GALE
H. fancy Goods II. Leeds Il Co. will all ~
auction on Wednesday. June 2s at 10 o'clock ~ No a
Maiden lane, tho entire stoct Of goods contained n tho
above store, 10 cudiug The
oaiarSs assortment of Frnch German and Ensh D..sy
Goods Perumery Fans all kinds Dolls Variety
Essential OILS Bohemian aud other Fancy Glass sls
variety Of other articles for perfumes AAd ethsc
goods Tho trade invited to examine the stock Turns
cak funds delivery Catalogues may - he'd
day previous TO the sale application at the aes of
the auctioneers, No. . w all street.
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VXTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN Wo-
w man. n situation as Cook would be willing to do
general Homework in small respectable family Good
city reference be given to capaby and character
from her last place Please call at No. 80 Sixth
door from Eighteenth street. Can be all the
wee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

1NTFLLGENCE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
No ll}s Grard street. Wiliiamshrr,. T. '.-Igrpts
Stein lCrs poctfuy 20 thai hn h1f npcn0d
above CHICO tor snrpjins families with ne bet ofsury
mrmrrs aud tpetoriss wish wor1a&Nuls. T. s VII n'Sl
saUinly nHend % tie buying scpr ari et'iaF ~ hon @
Nma lots ~ orderqtram tistanrf cost ptdl VIII hG
III rMptlE aft1nlri - NnDtel--Cal'a servant 0ltta,
G.r seDcEs. Farm Labortrs, nh Coaeb Drivers
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TUANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE WELL-RECoMMEND
w cd American widow lady, from 80 40 Of age,
Housekeeperene tna knows how to take Of the
Mouse small family of three. Liberal good
honeto that can do her duty No other need apply
Applicants may address note for days,
Herald Office with the and rcdeuoe If the person
applying. will be Atten Jed to.
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NOR CHARLESTON, s C.-CABIN PASSAGE SIS
including state and fsreTo sail Tuesday 10Th
instant. at 4oeloek p. from pier NJ s. f. Rarhe
splendid new steamship CITY OF NOhFOLk, Jas fost
This vessel has state for pas
sengers and fitted in the complete in
particular passage So Freight at derae rates
Apply to MAILER Il LORD, l0S Wall street. For
var nah. passengers will ticket through at sls.
wi Diamonds. Watches, Gold aud Silver Ware,
Pianos Dry Goods ceres, all kinds Of merch
generally sae ariety Of the above articles. At
the Cash Lie Oce No. IS Nassau treot, second floor
front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

"ANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERNAID AND
w Waiter, wonld do plain sewing aud mind children.
No objection to the country Please call at 2l First
Sixteenth aud Seventeenth streets first hoor front
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tion - Chambeynaid. take ears Of shdrsa and
DO plain sewing. Apply at As sixth between
Twenty and Twenty eighth stres City reference
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flowers, for tender heritage, and for budding
trees, and, when those transient storms are over,
the fields again wear the refulgent smiles of
Spring; then lovers wander forth in search of
four-leaved shamrock to place over the front
door, or plant evergreen in the old wall, whis-
perns the name of
call that life holds soft and dear,'
as they insert the tender slips, invoking the pro-
ptious smiles orheaven, like the Hindoo maiden
when she places her little boat upon the waves
of the Gonges and of which act Miss l.. Z. l..
has so beautifully sung, in the following lines.
"Float on-foat on,-my haunted bark,
Above the midnight tide,
Bear softly DER the waters dark
The hopes that with thee glide.
"Float on-noat on,-thy freight is flowers,
And every flower reveals
The dreaming Of my lonely hours
The hope my spirit feels"
HAMLET.
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their movements may be varied by manduvres
which are indiscribably odd. The unmeaning
faces which have been for some time been ex-
pressive of nothing but inanity, will suddenly
become o'erspread with an appearance Of semi
Consciousness, as some dashing belle approaches
BY movement simultaneous and sudden, both
exquisi,es will make jerking bend Of the body
from the hips upward their right hands will
be raised TO their hats; by the time the lady has
passed them. and proceeded six feet in the op-
posite direction, their beavers will be lifted
from their noodles at least twelve inches, held
extended a moment, and by the time the belle
is twenty feet off, returned to the craniums on
which they rested, and the delighted couple pass
onward surprising they have made gentecl
bows. None hut those who have seen n fist
rate fop publicly salute a lady Of his acquaint.
ance, can have an idea Of the ludicrous charac-
ter of his movements, and the comical nature
OF the entire manpuvre."
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SATURDAY MORNING MAY l 1862

nant heart. But this fault, if it be
fault, is one native to hasty and i'm
FASHIONED nature-ohe which time and
the discipline OF lie alone can correct.
AS to dealing lightly with sacred
things, can solemnly affirm that have
never been wilfully or consciously ir-
reverent.
No distinct charge or dark insinua-
ton can be made against the moral
tone of an authoress without injury to
the reputation the woman, for out OF
a pure fountain issues no polluted waters.
Miss Carey is a woman, and well knows
this.
For a rude reproof from some poll
tician whose party prejudices | had
reused, or a sharp satire from some
sta:ched conservative whose exquisite
sense of feminine propriety | had shock
ed, | could have seen some motive and
acknowledged some provocation-l
could have been prepared for such,
could have parted the one with argu,
ment, and answered the other with a
quiet smile; but this quick thrust of a
sharp, unsupported weapon, in soft
womanly hand, reached heart up to
that moment beating kindly toward heI
who struck. Two of us thus wounded
have beloved mothers, who doubly fee
all hurt which comes to us; for the sake
of the memory of hers, she should have
spared ours this pain.
GRACE GREENWOOD.
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VOL, XI.---No Al
At the Waters Edge.
BY PHEBE CAREY.

BY PHEBE CAREY.
There are little innocent ones,
nd their love is wOndrOus strong,
Clineing about her neck,
But they may not keep her long.
Father, give her strength
To loosen their grasp apart,
And to fold her empty hands
Calmly over her heart,
And if the mists of doubt
F"ariully rise and climb
Up from that river that rolls
Close by the shore of time;
Suddenly rend it away,
Holy and Mercirul One,
As the veil OF The temple was rent,
When the mission Of Christ was done.
So she can see the cline
Where the jasper walls begin,
Aad the pcarl-gates, half uncloscd,
Rca y TO shut her in.
So she can see the saints,
As they beckon with shining hand,
Leaning over the towers,
Waiting to see her land.
Saviour, we wait thy aid,
For our human aid were vain;
We have gone to the waters edge,
And must turn to the world again.
For shr stands where the waves ofdeath
Frarfully surge and beat,
And the rock ofihe shore oflife
Is shelving under her feet.
Evaham's Maya sine.