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Tell me not that he's poor man,
That his dress il coarse and bare;
Tell me not his daily pittance
Is a workman scanty fare;
Tell me not his birth rs humble,
That his parentage is low;
Is he honest In his notions
That is all want to know.
Is his word to be relied on
Has hie character no blame!
Then | care not ii he's low born
Then | ask not whence his name.
Would he from an unjust action
Turn away with scornful eye!
Would he than defraud another,
Sooner ON the scaffold die
Would be spend his hard gained earnings
On brother in distress,
Would he succor the afflicted,
And the weak ones wrong redress +!
Then he is a man deserving
Of my love and my esteem;
And / care not what his birth place
In the eye of many seem.
Let it be low thatched howell
Let il be clay built cot
Let il be a parish workhouse-
In my eye il matters not.
And IL others will dsown him,
As inferior to their caste,
Let them do it--I befriend him
As brother to the last.
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POINTED SERNoSs.-Many years ago
there graduated at Harvard University
a man by the name of Rawson, who set
tied in the ministry at Yarmouth, on
Cape Cod. He used to preach very
pointed sermons. Having heard that
some of his parishioners were in the
habit of making him the subject of their
mirth at a grog-shop, he one Sabbath
preached discourse from the text,
=" And l was the song of the drunkard !"
His remarks were of a very moving cha
racter, as many of his hearers rose and
left the house. A short time afterwards
he delivered discourse still more point
ed =" And they being convicted by
their own consciences, went out one by
one" On this occasion no one ventured
to retire from the assembly, but the
guilty ones listened in silence to the lash
Of their pastor.
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1)uctrn.
Fo- the Literary Ech
The one Love.

When morn hath lain her mantle by,
And darkness fees the earth and sky,
My loftiest tn ughts rise far above,
And rest in peace on one ! love.
When Sol, the glorious king of day
Ascends has throne in bright array
Ulumines valley, hill and grove,
My thoughts are then, with one love.
When twilight shades with dewy grace
In splendor bathes sweet natures face,
When plighted VOWS are penned above,
'Tis then think Of one / love.
When Luna, with her golden train
OF lesser orbs to grace the van.
Arises, with majestic move,
Then, sweet are the thoughts Of one love
MILDA.
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Maine Law song.

Father and 1 went up TO town
10 get "A drink oi brandy,
And wnen We got there none was fouEd-
But temperance iOiks were handy.
uurra, hurra, the temperance sons
Have smut up all the houses,
Where iatner USED 10 spend his nights,
In iroiIcs anu carouses.
King Alcohol don't show his head
In towns twas thought he conquer;
The temperance men have struck hlm dead
And raised the rummies dander.
hurra, hurra, the temperance sons
Have smut up all the houses,
Where brandy, gln, und n l.. rum,
Kept father III patched trowsers.
But fa,her can now 60 to town
Ana every night be sober,
For brandy sings don now go down
The rumniles trade Is over
Hurra, hurra, the temperance sons
viii smut up all the places
Where rum Is sold Tor love Of gold
To bloat the urlnker 5 iaces.
Our women now can 60 to town,
Ana nnd themselves respecled'
For IoaIers now don act the cioWh'
Aud children are protected,
Huria, hurra, the temperance ioihs
Are wide awak, to duty,
And come what will, tney IL dry the sta
For rum hath lost its Leauty.
The old Bay State has passed the law,
And rummies are cuniouuded!
And call Neal Dow a man vi straw
And wish him hung or drownded.
Hurra, hurra, the temperance folks
Have walked up ali the nation
And shouts of jo, now fill our hearts,
In view of this salvation.
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me- The New York Tribune has th

p6y" The New York Tribune has the
following answer to a correspondent VINO
wished to know its editors opinion Oh
of secret societies:
{" A student should bear in mind that
about the most cowardly and indeiens'.
bio secret society We know, is composed
Of one member who writes and withholds
his name"
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Iay~ Marshal Soult, once showing the
pictures be stole in Spain, stopped be-
fore one and remarked-" value that
picture very much--it saved the lives Of
two cstimable parsons." An aid-de-
camp whispered in the listeners ear
q" He threatened to have them both shot
on the spot unless they gave it up!"
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pg- A young lady, sensible girl,
gives the following catalogue of diff
fcrcnt kinds of love: " The sweetest, a
mothers love; the longest brothers
love the strongest, a woman's love {;
the dearest, a mans love; and the
sweetest, longest, strongest, dearest love
s--'' love of q bonnet"
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pSy- The railroad track has been
slated for several miles out OF Camden,
N. j., to prevent the dust from rising
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cred his face with his hands, and rushed
from the room He was never subse-
queutly seen amongst them.
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glorious a death. l will fight thee,
therefore, toni yht."
6 BY the mother of heaven, boy"
cried Mcntz, more and more surprised,
4" thou art in aste 20 sup in hell )" and
the ruffian lowered his voice., I" art thou
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Reliaions Notices.


~ BY ReauesI, MARGARET L. BISHOP win
preach Fzek,l J7tb 1.-THE Dry Bones IN the lret lite
ssnctuaiy No 1913 lsst, near lstav, TO MORROW
EVENING, at u o'clock. Public invited. Seats free.
~ second Reformed Presbyterian Church,
hsdcel College No 81 Cposbyst near So ingst Preach
ing TO.MORhOW tSsbbstn) by the Pastor, Rev. >. L.
s1NNEy at ti O'Clock in the morning, and u In the al.
teincon
~ Religious Notice-Fifth UniversaIist So
citty.-Rev H. CAMPBELL will preach In the Hall Of
the Medical Collage IN East lih-st, between Sd and it
avs, TOMORROW, at loA O'Clock A. NJ and 81 7. M
~ The Political, Social and Moral ObIiEa.
tons OF Citizens and Christians 10 reference 70 Temperance
n, f0fu viii he considered, in Discourse by Prof K
SWEETMAE, On TO MORROW Sunday EVENING, In
the Union atiOna Church. 18th st. between Avenues
b. ard c. Service before O'Clock cordial invitation Is
given to oil interested in the subject TO attend.
70 Westminster Church, Evening Services.
n regular monthly WI u be preached TO NOR
ROW EVENING, by The Pastor, Rev JOHN LITTLE,
ga st. Lukes Hall Of dsOn and Grovests, at
O'Clock Services morning and aiternooo at tho usual
hours Seuts tree.
~ Mr.. Rice, Hungarian exile, companion Of
Kossuh officer in nj. army, will deliver address
In the Manners ChuroA IA Reosevetst. TOMORROW
(SpBdsy) AFTERkOtH, at - o'clock Seameo and their
friends invited 20 attend Seats free. Subject-"A
Church 90 the kaa.'
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Cost an1 fonn6.

GION REWARD.-The house No.
Up lOO $50 hh-av, was entered on the night OF the
18th inst sr the following among the articles stolen
hne COLA Watch T. r. Cooper, No is72 with plain gold
chain attached
fns diamond Breastpin single setting.
lady's Bresstpip. Turquoise setting.
rd pepeil with white stone in the head, on which was
engraved, ITO Geo. Peekham, BY the Union Nominating
CCumiftee Mercas tlle Library Association
pocket book containing s5 in gold and s 10 BILLS one
eon mutation Ticket issusd by Harlem Railroad 70 0sorse
updry paper, Of no value ory the Together with
lot Of and genilensns clshing eaos o. the gentle
mems cloth px has the Of George Peckham marked
nran a. slso Ssx,.re check No So N Y B. r Road
The above reward be paid fer The recoye Of the pro
f' No g Liberty ct, or No. $50 4thay.
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CCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
- No 257 Broadway, Y, request the public 70 nsPe;'
ssnds for Orrsn Violin Violonsslo Hap Orchestra ks
10 every syle for virtuosos and beginners The Greatest
lection In the United stAtea Of GOoeo worth ordeis %
Dromptnesl
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NEW MAPS and GUIDE BOOKS
IN DISTURNELLS RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP
GUIDE, with Map Of the United States and Canada
OUTLINE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES AND
CANADA Showing all the Railroad, Canals, nc Price.
NEW MAP OF NEW. ENGLAND, NETWORK
AND CANADA. Price pocket FORM Is cents
Also Maps Of the United States and all the separate
s,s,es For sale by J. Dl5TURNELL,
No 1876 Broadway.
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GARDEN-THREE

~ GRAND GALA NlGHTS-The celebrated RAVEL
RAhlLY-The public IL most respectfully informed that
khose astes the Rave Family engaged TO
pear Castle Gsrsea for three nshts and positively no
longer. via: MONDAY, Aug so. TUESDAY, Slsr and
"WEDNESDAY, Sept, In their most attractive and cee
brsted entertainments The Performance Of these great
ates In NewYork unfortunately Of necessity confined
% the above three nights in consequences OF their engage
meats In other lee which cannot be postPopsd The
Aesinmep Monday Ass so has been generously appro-
paed by the Rsve Family fo the benefit and relief Of the
unrtnste sufferers by the late cslsnilcus TIRE 10 Moae
Yul payrio nlars in future adv rtsementsA
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CASTLE GARDEN.-SATURDAY

~ EVENING, August 2s viii Be performed
TAMPA
Camille Mime. Yleury- Jolly Tampa. .Dtsuet
Aphonso. Dubiinsy BsnSoso.. .Menehand
Nine Feury jolly will sing rhe Pre-AuxClercs, assisted
by M. Jabn on the violin.
Tickets 50 cts can Be had the principal Hotels, Nude
Stores and Castle Garden Performances commence at
gelock.
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1NPRESS-LIVES OF THE Q EENS
i OF ENGLAND. By the author Of Amy Lawrenes,'
Also. THE BLACK MASK, THE MYSTERIOUS
ROBBER, and PAUL THE POACHER
GARRETT Il co No. p Ann ST.
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CTLLIMAN'S CHEMIoTRY.-FlRSI

- PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTKIj ioT Inc use OF
COLLEGES and Schools By Prof B. Sillimsn Jr. new
edition Of this work in and will DO issued early IN
October next This edition has been almost entirely re-
written brought to the present state OF science so
far as is possbe within its limits The lain features OF rs
remain uncban while every ps has been
worktd up anew The Organic Chemistry hss oeeh asan
entirely rewritten and much that will be TO
the teacher we'll the pupil Numerous and haely e-
ecued Illustrations have been thrown into every part OF he
and those before adopted IL will now Ind
II still worthy Of their continued pstrt mage The sale
OF twenty four early editions has encouraged the puohe
10 snare no EXPENSE the work in the hrst rank
Of its class.
In preparation. BY the same author,
TEXT BOOK ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; Tor
Colleges and Schools.
Anew Edition Of DAYS ALGEBRA, with additions
and alterations by the sutbor and Prof Stanley OF Yale
College IL. c. PECK THEO BLISS, Philadelphia
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no SCHOOLS in NEW. YORK.

II Gentleman who has been for several year teacher
siiious o ighborr town, and who has made engage
mens winch obige MIN 10 take no his Is,dence 10 Ne~
NOr. arrangement with any ore s9ac9 81
hs oder IN this city, teach tbs French language and lit
eature having hous unoccuped after the LIST VI Sep
TENDER next Please address postpaid to r. de L., at the
off a of this Journal
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CEVEN NIGHTS IN GOTHAM, Price
- 25 cents; FRESH LEAVES FROM THE DIARY
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aMnsemenfs.

~
MADAME MARIETTA ALBONI re-
N speetully to the musical public Of New
YORK her intention of resumine the
SERIES OF CONCERTS
commenced by her in June last and deferred ater Der
seo0a' 'PPe"'DM ETfRoPoLiTxN HALL
hsh has now undergone many important alterations and
GRAND FRONT ENTRANCE FROM BROADWAY
uiu be completed for the occasion Of the
FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
On TUESDAY, Sept T. 1882
MADAME ALBONI will be assisted by
GGEOR ROVERE
sIGNOR sAN GIOVANNI, and
SIGNOR AROlTl,
With Grand Orchestra
Conductor AdiH
Tickea-Ons Dollar
Reserved Seats-Two Dollars
Tickets for Reserved Seats be procured at WILLIAM
HALL h SONS Music Store corner Park place, Broad.
gay, where Diagram OF the Hall can be seen.
Tickets for ali other parts OF the llprce One Doa
Cox which also secured be had ct sAMU Eli u
yOLLiE'S Music Store, No 500 Broadway.
Doors open at 81 oslosA Concert to commence precisely
81 O'Clock.
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A MEMBER of UNION THEOLOGI-

IA CAL SEMINARY. graduate C New England Col
ese ard Of SIX years ,lenee teaching desires stus
ton Teacher in School seminsy Family IN this
ciy ihciory testimonials will b given qnalihca
tnns and IN teaching Adcres o. E., TiiOune OF
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ITO NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS.

Wanted few experienced agents to canvass New
yo,k and Massachusetts for subscribers to
religious paper None but of moral and religious ear
act will be treated with Adore letters accompanied bJa
testimonials TO - L., Box No. 27S7, NewYork, post
paid
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CLARK, AUSTIN & SMITH. Deal

~ er 10 Boohs and Stationery, have removed from 70
p5 Broadway to No PGkrow, and No Ann st. oppoate
the l1tor House.
70 the and elegant building located sbove would
state, that have extensive accommodations
than before and greatly increased facilities for doing ous
shall be pleased 70 all dealers In Books &c Wis
ns New Yoik, and would them thst prices and
terms are hvobe 70 buyen 1t any other establishment
IN New-York.
LNRENCH BOOKS.-A large and choise
selection Of standard and popular French Literature
including works inst received for sale
Amateurs respectfully invited TO inspect TIE STOCK 90
hard. 10 which additions Will corstsniiy be made L.
bRAIRIE ETRANGERE, No. So Broadway.
FRANCIS HCRSFALL.
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IA University WIN has b-en teaching for year
ard halt, the lsiio, Greek. Gsrmsn ard French Ian
FuAses besices Piano. In Seminary Of this county would
HE 70 obtain suitable situation No Oh -cti 70 going
South on West AcdTsss TEACHER, Box No. ST, AIlen-
town, Lehish Co, Pa
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ERANK FORESTER'S NEW

X ANN Y ~ nTr1
III SPORTING TALEi-Ths Day Published, BY GEIL
TaE orORNDoN HOUNDS; Or A vIRcISuS AT
MELTON MowBRAY By HESRY WV. HxRBsRr, ESQ,
spthor Of NV Shooting BoxD "rhs Deer stslters7
sFed Sports OF North America &C. kc WITH illnszs-
tons Pnce Soc Illuminated paper cover or TO- eiosn
fExfrzet rom the Preface.
The am and object Of this htte ,oSns ~ go. $50
sporting psbhc seper.l 10 ~hsn h.ve
csooGrs~5-and with Indy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me
Of AnenCa shshi sisteh Of EnsLh Fox hunne-tns ~
srets Ear srseLrsrs thxt Garnet % ~ ees :.
nowhere with the eaernSon Hounds and al nsh0H n'"
bray" -. -. 49,.
Fnsi For.stsrs spsAs rss are her authors hess pre-
suctsna" ~-~,~,ovp q
TOWNsEND, DEWITT DAVENPORT. ADkiANCI,
eHExNAN Z 60.
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WANTED-A situation in a small
w family 70 n plain work Inquire at No rs Norfolk
ct, let Aoor. IL The rear
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TITO UNIVERSITIES or COLLEGES.

"A Gentleman, scholar Of distinguished University
OF Germany who has made education his study and has
been for years Profes in Belgium and France would Ike
10 enter into an arrangement with any University Col
ese Tor the teaching ancient and modern LANGUAGES meth
enatica history etc etc He comes highly recommended
Address Box No $50 Post-Oice, New-Ysrk.
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Ghanres for Business Glen.
INNING and OYSTER SALOON fol

- Sals-n one Of the very best locations in Nsw-York
been established cor the st u Yeas and IL now doing
TODD business To persou with small capital thi. is sa
opportunity selfom 20 be met with. Apply to Mr..
PARAcR, the premises, No Is bewsry, from to II
A M or . TIL SPIN
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PARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- Admission Is cents; children Ia cents; psrquet Ia
tents extra
Sixth and the LAST WEEK OF WHITES Er7I.
oPIAN SERENADER5, VINO, with Miss EMMA LES
LIE, the Vocalist Mr. CJNNOR the Comic Meodis,
And La Petite TAGLlONI will appear every ahenooa at
and every evening ~ o'clock
The living sERPENTs, OSTRICH, ORANG-OUTANG
10 10 be seen q usual.
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pURTON'S THEATER-Chambers-

ID st-ThIs EVENING, Aus. "a, win BE- performed
DAVID COPPERFIELO.
David Copperfeld. Mr. Russell wilkins McawbeY. Bu +o1
Betsy fleetwood. Mrs Hughes MMicawber Mrs. Skeneti
To conclude with the Farce Of
THE TWO QUEENS.
Dress Circle and Parquet 50 csns Second Tier %
Private Boxes IS; Orchestra Chairs IS cents
at z; 10 Commence At ~ O'Clock
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NNEAI TER for the SOU rH.-W Wanted,
in young Ladies' Seminary, with few pupils an intel
bgrnt snabe and thy Lady 10 teach Muso spd French
Would be cd II Drawing and Oh Painting could Dc ded
but these would not be considered essential qualifications
To the night person pleasant home cered Apply BY letter
postpaid to L d. s., office Of this paper.
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TO SHOWMEN and OTHERS

Wanted, Canvas Tent about ~ feet 10 crcunfsr
ence Hand Organ snd good Watch Dog Apply post
paid TO MUSEUM Jones'slsne, foot of Wallst. this
day only large Panorama and California Cariosies for
sale. A bargain.
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Admittapce TO the whole Museum, Halls Of Ststuary th
Picture Gallery the Natural History Depart ment the Oh
nese Saloon he Living Animals and the Cosmo ANA Room
as ell az the Entertainments in the Lecture Roon-o ca
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.RUG STORE for SALE.-An old

II established and Nestock ed Drrk Store Il o.red Tor
sale IL Is DOR GOOD family ana prescription business
and only sod account of the III health Of the props-
tor Apply No ~ Gouyerneurst corner OF Monroe from
TO II AM
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4 1fANUENSTS-TO EDITORS.

LANl ERs. CLERGYMEN, AUTHORS. MeR-
hl> and-zl persons resnirnR An Amsnuenrs-The
soyerrr gre phof graphically sixty seveoty WORDS
per nut bat j. fast the most rapid writer Vt
~ shsnd that any employing him have what he
c-fsies recorded IN halt the Beside ghs saving
ol Il 20 be considered the advantage IN following
Of thought Of not having to wait for the slow pace of
long hard The advertiser hss received good numerical
be;tel literary on underssnds and speaks
several guages and would be found useful Can give the
teft recommendations 20 trustworthness general
earaoeF. NocrI pen saion Requests trial Ad-
fr,ts IND SAVER Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

THE ADVERTISER has an improved
Il method d manufacturing Crucibles BY machinery
foI which pstt has been applied and Is daily expected
% isue He vAs partner TO invest about $500 In the
necessary Mods and machinery by which mum bes Of
erucioes cen be uade very strongly .nd handsomely Sc
cuTty will be given the pstert and good income
be made by the inyeyment. Address CRUClBLE, at the
ofbee Of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

OOMS with STEAM POWER u
LII LET.-vins Light Rooms with GOD stssdy Poves, b
Jet In the Depot Boidinf corner u Csns sad trsnk
nnou Apply to w. A. ALLEN, % the premises, sscsn
eOor. from 70 10 daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

NOITAOE dOUSES-Io- rent or DR.
~ sale on very accommodating tsms Fhsy ere ntuAssl
on Livntopst Brookyp beies the third aD4 ounh hesss
sssf Of NsviDs spd distant miles from The fsutO are
well buh and 6nished and immediate poosssen. inquire
On the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

WANTED-By ScotchmaD, a situa-
w ti,p a. Boob keeper Writes good business hand.
Can sye respectable reference Address b. W. Daily
Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

HOUSE to LET-With Lease Of four
,~.,. lthrse ssesias snA basomanll InQulpo vs>nh.
hs-st, Ne ~ Den 70 10 SsissA 4 NJ = sesss ssIssk
IN.