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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
Let all tie world snow tnDt the under

return all moneys Iaio Tor WATTS Nervous an
tdote IL il does beneficial in the for which IL
has been tried volumes Of prsie fail short OF st simple
III n. Wis. S5i Leafs Nca'i. 4I6 q Il a.
b~inreas. TIC Broadway Nichols, kraath cauid He0 100,
Ctaries nintsn wv Nassau .treet, i'rey ~ snth,
siamson, % Kofes Is ken str,e,. ). G. stones II
Fvlt street: Vincent Li ~ 30, hman street. W s. Co
mart u Dey street All that Is necessary 10 to obtSin
order the above astlraen and aor It, IL
not beneficial they siil return the Dop0s IS
street. ONCE, 424 Greenviah street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
Cholera and Dysentery.-A Warranted

remedy ~ offered 20 me public Wasa rst attacked with
the above DIR Tobiass Nenesiaa LtnmeIs.
II II mediate reie charge win Ice ade.
A. Stsrnes Esq, of Calobia writes that IL is
only he has found that lately dJ8en
try hout creating the lesst tendency to inflammation
Pse % ana 90 cents For sale by tee druggts ard str
keepers throughout the upited States Dep $40 Green.
wich street.. 4. Z, Hill, Saratoga Springs, agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN FIVE USEFUL AND
w two ornamental arts, By wbah yea s~n ss.iy 49,
from ATTY 20 hundred doiars per month"; ssA~y IL sas
city country They Will ~ amp Adarssa en- rsesrS
Of twenty-five eeNts. post pAid Address n d tWRT ksI
" rI.slvsy Post onhss, Nsw ysrk, Nj.
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PROTESTANT YOUK0 WOMAN rs DssI aOus o.
ssts.iss sissstias vai.sr In sasll 's@aS. sai
WI feg 10 make hr,sR generally s-sfui Moss rsspssS
able rshss.ess cas- bs sivsn To he hssrd o. Tor
dsys. Apply Asko 81 Bank street. aSss asor.
4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO
"A 'hsDbsrwsfh and waiting. ep abe nae hs and
ir.,i.s q pr vs,e i..ily u will,s make hssss,f
gheiaiy useful. Good cisy reference gives
nl engaged ~ III Hester street, fourth aoo In
A RESPECTABLE PROTssTANT GERMAN WOMAN
desirous # obtaining situ.tioH IS ssAs s,rs. 80
CAD o. any lind ~ me nsedle~ork and has ohio
W do ght chan ber~ors; would Sahe 81
chl6'en in Esntee family Please eail ~ rs Chryso
street corner Of Hester street.
A SITUATION is WANTED by A RRsPacVa ais
a young Woman, who understand cooking Washing Aud
irp ipg uar obi. elton 10 in tho country Gao
references Can be- AZ ~ Eleventh street. between
Fret anc second avenues, In the front bascmont.
WOMAN VINO IS AN EXCELLENT LAUNDRsss
A wishes TO get families clothes she will do shea by
Tie north or soaen Ladies' and gentlemen -ishaS 10
ave u cir clothes we'll done will please ea tn, Adsrr
ttsr " give satrfa ,ton sht to
Cali send note to 2l west Twenty iz.h street,
between kPhtb and Ninrh in the store and II
will 10 attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
YSN4vCys

GENGBAL COMMITTEE TAHDANT HALL OBJ
~ served 10 the sunday Atse ~ yesterday several psrs
ersph designed reflect dfcrcd che prsest neuorsc
member Of that Committee au having the honor ~ b3ug
one ~ It's officers and as 10 the Committees af thetso
preceding years becomes me, think 70 give brief
statement % their 6nauoai trapsAoton e. has dem
ocrstc friends nos be preudiced assat rs unfairly b,
the statements pat forth ny The essptpnr
erred to- hsd tho honor of being menher OF the Gene
raj Committee, Of 1850 If wtsh edward G. West EsG
Chairman and 10 organirst'n elected Treasurer
tee was promptly paid In 1901 w.s again retarued A.
that yesrEobert j. Dillon. Esq. besg Ch,irmsa-sad
every dollar ag,ipst this COMMITTEE In hs urecediag
gss P,d BENG again returned g se commi.eo for
rustns schel Esq being Chairman viii also state
that w to present time bill AGAINST this Commit
instead Of the treasury being empty asserted IN the
At,ss there is respectable hsnd have tbs
essury Of tho General Committee FOR tho yesrs 1854 81
snd 52 70 the present time and Though the editors
buttons Of materis aid and have paid hundreds on dol
isrs 70 that Com mittee" will state ia looking over nv
ever paid cont ana the only mnterid Aid we have
ever received from them, that Of Is their re-
mir ngn ~ ths 80 s5a' q s.naay Ia. nARSu
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENARAL COMMIT
tee "A meotipg Of this Committee viii b held at
Tsmmsny Hall Thursday evening. at ocisck Punc-
tual attendance is requested.
AUGUSTUS scHKLL. CEarmsn.
yosrpn Hn1 ns.rS' tsecrotsFiss.
AT MEETING OF THE EXPIRE CLUB BANNER
Guard held on saturday evening July 3lst at the Bn
pre- head quarters the following officers ouly
George shannon, Secretary william Barnett Treasurer.
Tne following resolution presented BY John Labor Esq,
Received That we have an abiding faith Ia the integrity
and cspsctv of tho nominees Of the democrats party and
wi" honorable m0'ps e Pr1sn.1 sh., ELECTION
GEoRer SHANNON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

Bmhs celebrated CHOLERA remedy used extensively sad
viii the in Il 49, be had at tue depot.
No S25 Green sh street Of Duane street Proc IS
Be wise ia time. No should be without It,
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DR. Powell infOrms his patients that he
has 52 Bro shere he will here
teoSe to AL disease OF the Eye and Ear from to to
oclu Elk daily. Dir Powels Treatise the Eye" DO
procured At his Office Also Artificial Eyes just m ported
which will move and look like the natural eye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
Barn mm in q Now Charncter Two inanIrcd

Che other Gay after Barnum. We have since heard of
bra be has been writing out sketch Of his life and his
FitaoslphiH entitled, r. aotca Treatise Business or
hov spend rve lend and bequeah money, with
inquiry tue chances of and failure
in hos W Edwin Freddy We advise
by sill that book 1t contains
inserss every worth their at
tcnton LEWIS COLLY H. Nssssu rect, Is the gene.
raj assat fer New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

seSuemsn OF our acquantauce hennledactuay hobbled
fsso Snce and With May lam. nations too seat
esr editorial tapstsm lie ieet -ere covered With bun
tSDs nd CONS and 10 had pair Of boots lie
sad thst he wouic give any thing pair boots
shos satsra slippers, thst would ft him handsomely
lsN vel spd spare his eallnus inlictnG We
A BROOKS, Of no $50 Fnton street Yesterday he
cane - and said Brooks had relieved him Of all his
ntSefies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

Saunders. no, 2 Aster Heuse

nal hes thirty thousand merchants
ssgibsrs. A. JONES CO Publishers. No 200 Broadway
Saunders, No. Ast0r House, and No. :3s7
DrAdsay shsrs can he obtsinca crcssng Of the
anle orm tanning emily al
vkt,k be TIE metallic tablet
keepsg In perfect order Fancy cutlery
Bsnpfse,orv o. Jsteph Il dgers SON The IL
equsllsd for extent vsir,y in tho city.
arteie for the toilet OF the very hnest quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

Sithou, nurmur-Cautisn 20 Sick ard Lams.-D.nt bay
the trash hat foods the city
DR.. Kelpgtrs Lnimcs is clean and dslshNu BY It's use
She patient BY ho hors matter what tue
seatt % either 70 be usei extsrasily
In .erpay. All and spssmodie difficulties inws
ais the dissaae returns Deros. go
Pearl 40 sroadsay. For wonderful 2srtsalar, call
Hr 3. jolly REQ Broad sLb Nrs, HsfSE BrooLlya.
Of Sand and ocld stts.s From IS ~ 81 each,
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Burning or the Henry Cay and Loss OF
osssht, NE Liscn-ths Shouts be warning 70 every
bsvtihr 10 provide lin h.rself with of DAYS
Patent Liie Pre.rsrs, which but trife. an
alsays be had NJ BIS establishment % vurand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
Cristado,o,a IIalr prasorvatlre and ne,u-

ti6cr by general admitted 20 be the be,t
pound for thu hair pr1dgred sie 70 purNf5
the sslp Il frees the pcres and ufuess fe ata tho
trpd hhres. thus asing insure 10 ts wonderful work
II rs Manufactured ana cod az CRtSIhDUEuo ), No. q
Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

Diamonds, Watches, Jcweiry.-A fine as
ssstmeBt Of diamond Br oehss kipg- Earrings cold Watch
OF trt quality, ladies and sensl-mon with
large rtmsnt Of Bracelets Brooches Re for sale st
prices At the Of tho subscriber DA
vlD RAlT s Broadway VI White street. up stairs
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This Is true, and tno truth WIN prevail.

DaViS Rayt brings hack the former grey hsr
BY acting upon tie roots thereby stimulating the colorng
glands that which the color the depends.
This being done nature again resumes hsr sway and %
parts sonsss fruitful tn Price, tty
bottle For sale the general depot No POS Grand
and ut Noa la2 broadway Sl9 Washington street.,
36e udsun street l21 Boa and Ill Houston stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

VIHION c.UK.D l. I-~nsrr,NG.-A ~ g
~ eas on fo sn hsssss tbs, trSe1sd ~ n0ssI
nhs heat t.t IN hvs, 30 Of % ~
sey. Aug =, b, ~ skP0 To si,>e Thurs1ay. 49,
Ssh - Va NJ. Dsrss vsa kisads sorsW Il -
SfoAawsy and Cat sssns s'rses
RtD HOUR PLEASURE GRoUsD -rROTFING.-
~ ~ Day - four 90 osk purse of SIS ~hl ss.s 81.
ne as hnibree eut % i've. saddle fUv hsYseD
that me- er Tn purse Ovnsr T. ssNep 0sy, q,
DrooH nsers D. Ben Bolt; j. P,s.r sntess b. e. SnfD
4. LUfP, PSsDnstsD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

VuOUnb.-AIN rcnDy vMluMDIe inventions
bat shall upon parties
yse began by p.rasips cad ssded by stealing William o.
Ths.A's paispto imprs ysmost OF 10 VIOLA, SIC No
porses York city anthorileS BY us or knows how
nosial Ia hen dstt gull he'd Professor we'll known In
1sveps an Amsriea have had Mr.. Tltons in vsation
ApPed 10 nlns and have pleasure in stating
NE ross ~ bc eat la tho tone Of the in
o''1 WIN rofaru 20 pus ~ shg power pera-
keeps snppiy Of these INSTRUMENTS at his shossAe
SIRE, No zee Pearl street. Ahd NJ No COS Broad Mr.
has jsss had old instruments
VEL net agent 10 future
WI. D. TiLToN l. CO., IS Park place.
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T OSr-oN SATURDAY. 2iTH ULY, A STEEL BEAD
IL furee tanning al Of monev, between Ca
nal and Leonard streets, Broaaw ay Also tho e3td
July between Brns Iwfy and tho 1rem Railroad depot
10 the aarem Gun Pin with hair and the
of Ada the back of IT, Tho either viii b.
literally rewarded by leaving them At Ito Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

T OsT-A BLACK LEATHER DAG, CONTAINING
- clothing marked j. n. The finder will 10 literally
reward ed y returning the same to l62 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL. IN b.
sion sps, sAratoea county, New fort-Oheet 20 t,sn
student In extempore speahiba end che trial 0 ceuss
ke as well ~ In the science oflaw crcuat stansg pAss
acslars sent By request. directed (post tai t1owrr
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anss which 10 Of no ordinary magnitude 10 daily com
Ans properly bs rfesty pro.sntes a. trihsg
Are made pret have hess tried often as not
adBt Of . single DOUBT bs OF protect tels
graph convey Issnrasee
Dsass' ABDUCTION in price Of Insurance would pay for
three years Persons Interested will call
6 bTosovsy, whore may be found Points, Gazes, Rods
aAd everything in the lius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

y0UN DON STATEN ISLAND, JULY 2G, SOME
ey, enclosed il envelope gbi n shs owner
have by proving property AND paying exponsel Apy TO
a. SWIhION, go Broadway.
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"a RGWARD.-NcTICE 20 paWNBR0KRRs A. u
pS others Stolen from No WILLOW paeo. south
rroeln between tho 25th 29sh AuSust four silver
table spoops msrhed u. The above reward win paid
40 giving information where they ore or by
dsli7tIing them as above or ut 2l6 Chatham street.
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a8sgaqlSSaENFs ggNEWED gyNGg Dis


Gspers il estsslished from this day. No I0l Posri
street Merchants aud other having goods
sehd to the Nesican Rpub will DO possi their
certificates taken vt this nfdoe.
July 81, 1851 +. DE AsRANGetZ, consuI General.
o O. F.-THE X. ". GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
New YORK VIII commence it, regular snnual session
Hecpefday Augrsti 81 10 clock A. NJ In the Odd
Fellows Hall The election Tor oncera takes pa Thurs
day, ., h inst Polls open from 90 l0o'cl0ck. I. w.
BY order JOHN j. DAVIES. Grand Secretary.
TUE kINGSLAND H0EEsrEADLAND AND BUILD
u ding Assocations viii meet for the eauti0n OF
nembets and for other purposes Wednesday evening
August eriht O'Clock, Chatham Halt No Chatham
This Associate is organized entirely
member 10 70 have lot Of lnnd and house built 1t
h tas-e "a be psid for by monthly stament Accord
eng TO the value house and when thus paid for in
othcr full discharge from s chlgat0ns TO tho
Assocetion aud from ali viii he given There Ia
looking forward TO inioaitc poriod-al liz aud
axed.
TIE NEXT REGULAR MEETING or THE EMPIRE
BUILDING Association will be held Wedne evou-
August th % roome apd Crosby etroete ats
O'Clock r. NJ hemnors will their due' ut the oco te-
ore that evening opey ~ received by th score
tAry during the meeting. Once open rom Ito z w.
j. X. TAYLOR, President
j. W. FErr, Secretary.
ATA MEETING or TUE DooRMrN OF THE sEvE-
sho Fmnr zenith Ward Staton House. Wednesday July
IN ieo2 twas unsnin ,uAly lived, the tender
sncere thar KS 70 ha Honor The Mayor Honorable
Common Ccnno OF the city o. New York the
sncras ~ pay. Signed Donrmen az The citv 81
New York PATRICK DALEY, ChaIrnnp
- Tweutioth District.
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osT- ON TIE SD or AUGUST. LADY's SMALL
- Gold Watch; white sce; email chsie with kay
cd: mpl err Ctss uy Hathey Iocre 10 The FODDER
reotye 'eSard by leaving the above at Stebbins
No. 2Gl Broadway,
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HO1 SALE.

"A kAHB CHANCE DINING SALOONS vOR SALE
ins VII sns nxtarss ~ with tiaiaz
70, me- huasd In a. sxesilss, i.osson doing pDsas
hs oui.ss, aid can be extended The toSs ss =
want ~ line 90 si,s rsqu Terms faver-
ab. FIR furtser particulars apply A. O. lAwis ~
Brt adw.y. Up stairs.
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GOvERNPSs.-h YOUNG LADY DESIRES 5iTuA-
ton a. Assstant In semnsry Or - !.
private family either At The south NORTH or Wes would
teach the usvs branches Of good Engish educ hnons
Fcpeh, and the rudiments OF mn1c se,crenoc nrsn,
- init few scholars to join The classes siyesdy
mepoed New classes or oesiaSers t'adiss and gtbte-
also even bis oce, or In Of tho oity
performed Coeses add sehools NsA ndeI
on moderate terms Address 2s9 Broadway, room No. 3
6rsta
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r OST-THIS NoRNING IN PASSING FROM UAR-
NJ rop street II TO South Ferry, supposed 10 Broad
wy, Brosdvsy and Fourth stsge, pocket
Books With the In tho largest
book The ind will be suitably rewarded by leaving
with bradford Richmond 70 Cedar street,
Ing q note stating where they may be found. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

yUANTED-A YOUNG NAN Wuo UNDERSTANDS
the ~oodwsrs and brush husiness to act as Saesn au
and BookHeeper To rich person good salary and per
manent situation VIII be gIven Address Roe, Herald ONCE
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
S->~r~~~~>-~~>N - -, =
YNHE COMPREHENSIVE BERETor0Rs Exfsi,., !,
4 between WIN. II Aldrioh aud David Chris,ie unaer
the nsne and firm Of Airieh Christie "a this dag dis
solved ~ mutual ceDsept.
WV II. ALnRICH
New York. July 80 1864. DAVID CHRISTIE.
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0sZAsSssSeypes - nBsoy-1he Dusns
= shs vers'. rair ssg:shs. ytss Lee: ssllss
N...s'ry. - bkADY's Gallery. ~ Broadway. ssss"
- buhoD stPest
Ifysu have . Dag .srreetype Of ysur child
takss every year Infancy 10 Asol~s-sRss. viii
have PET rial tory las hvauasie II hsss vans
Ne u dies would yen The wal ssnbnnce psrn o.
% ts pictures tahon ROOTS celebrated gallery, SS
DDoadVay.
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them for neglect, but you have wrongcd
them. They cannot come to you; they
cannot even write. Seek not to know
ths reason--it is well! They have sent
out their pure, warm, gushing love; I'M
chilled by time or distance, and they
have bid it seek your heart and whisper
there the love Of other years. But alb
ifin the secret chambers of your heart
birth was e'er gwen to a single doubt,
twill mar the communion, the base
born spawn will minglc its gall in that
cup, otherwise all sweet
Think me not an enthusiast, reader,
for proclaiming this doctrine of spirtu-
al communion. You may never have
felt it,--then God has constituted us diff.
i-rently. Butt know there is truth in
it. When in secret you bow to God in
prayer, comes there not the remem.
brance of one, who in years agone, knel1
beside vou-perhaps.upon the very spot
And can you doubt, that in spirit, that
friend is with you, joining in YOU
prayer !
"lherc is a scene whore spirits blend,
Where friend holds fellowship with friend,
Though sunder'i far, by faith they meet,
Around one common mcrcy-scat."
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SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IA 1852

ancc men who profess to be takin. care oil the
cause, none are found with sufficient moral
courage to cause the injured majesty of the law
to be respected. All legislative attacks made
upon the license law have, generally speaking,
proved unirultiul, if not really injurious to the
cause, in their effects, and yet, great ma joriy
of the community acknowledge the III c to be
social and moral evil-a nuisance, But long
custom has created for it n sympathy, as it does
for every evil in society, and these who keep
necessary houses of entertainment, or tavcrns
proper, van plead in their defence, for traifek-
ing in liquor, the utter impossibiity to support
house for the accommodation Of the travelling
community without III as repeated trials have
shown that travellers, generally, prefer house
which adds to its accommodations, a liquor bur.
But there is another species of public house
commonly known by the name OF grog-shop,
which the law can have no excuse for licensing.
These establishments add to evils of ntclnpcr-
ancc, the worse, fpossible, habit Of gambling.
Here youth enters with light step and joyous
heart, and comes out dccrcpid as age and pol
lucd as sin; here wealth and respect walk in
while poverty and disgrace skulk out; here the
idolized of friends, the hope Of the mother, The
support of the orphan, and the promise Of the
young bride are swallowed up as a ship in the
whirlpool, which delivers from its abyss Of DIES.
truction nothing save wrecks.
But how shall the evil be remedicd? II is
useless for temperance men TO war against the
rum-trade as common enemy. That enemy
has proved himself to be too strong for them
The only plan they can pursue with proba
| blity ofsuccesc is to divide and conquer. The
taverns proper will join in n war Of extermlna
ton against the og-Shops, because these es
tablishmunts curtail their profits. This objcc
achieved successfully, would be long STRIDE
toward ultimate success in the Temperance
movement; for one OF these grogshops will de
bauch more youths, confirm more drunkard5
and produce a greater amount Of moral am
physical degradation and misery, than ten ordi
nary tavcrns; besides they are not one paricl
Of advantage to the travelling community; 70
no traveller will enter them. They are mrre
licensed seminares 10 discipline vice and crime
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For The Cecil Hh1g.
Thoughts In SuIitllde-NO.E III.
Faith.

sob what was love made for, fits not the same
Thro' JOY and thro' torment, thro' glory and
Shame.''
When some decree of Fate has sun
dered loving hearts, and raised betwiXt
them an impossible barrier, what will
support them, and keep the flame still
bright and pure, but faith-lmplicit
faith
Years have passed since they have
met, who formerly could not live day,
and scarcely an hour, apart. Letters,
which during the first year of separa-
ton, came and went weekly, grew al
length less frequent, and now it has been
a long, long time since either has writ
ten.
There is nothing that we could give
to others as evidence that our friends
have not forgotten us, and yet we know
they have not. There cones nothing to
tell us they cherish tho recollections of
days passed with us-ot scenes in which
they with US commingled, and yet as
we walk out in the summer twilight to
some familiar spot, or revisit the water
fall, and sit upon the rock where the
spray hangs in a light wreath, tinged by
the SUMS rays with many fantastic hue;
we know the companions of our ram
bles in former years long, even now, 10
be with US. We tried their love and
we know
"The heart that once truly loves never foreets."
We feel that we should wrong their no
BILE hearts, to think they can forget; we
will not even ask the reason why the
letter so long looked for does not arrive;
we frame thousand excuses, and when
our ingenuity fails in this, we still trust
on. We know they love us yet--though
Fortune has smiled upon them, most CT
all they value the little keepsakes we
gave them, though their lives have as
sed on as cloudless summer-day, they
are even happier yet, when Memory
builds a fancy stage, and we, their low
ed ones, tread the imaginative boards.
Beware then how you doubt absent
friends They do not hear You chide
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For The Cecil Wig.
The Winter Of The skeart.
BY ANSIANTIlIUs

BY ANSIAN1IIIS.
Earth hath its winters, and the heart,
Alas will have its winters too
"When hope and love forget their chart"
And those it loves prove all untrue.
This is the winter of the heart.
That knows no gentle, halnv spring,
Fatc's dark and gloomy clouds 10 part,
And joys bright rosy wreath to bring.
Poor trembling phantom, hope may still,
Point forward to a sunny cline,
And bid it feel again the thrill,
1t felt in young loves brigh, spring time.
But then the heart, poor broken thing,
Can find no JOY meath winters blast,
Untouched by sorrows venom'd sting
Only bright memories OF the past.