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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04

FrcSSa MaCkcrcl.
n Kits and Bbs, warranted ofthis years crop. For
4 sale by J. y. SCIlROCk.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04
OBITUARY.

DIED-At Spring Hill, Ala. at the residence
ofhis father, on Friday the 10th ut., Of yellow
fever, JAMES DEAs, aged 80 years. son of Col.
James and Margaret r. Deas, formerly Of this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

MAYORS CorEr- lesse.i,y i,y.-CHARGE OF PocEE1 PtcE
S0-Ocer Kelly, night before last arrested Jas dam.
on the charge Of relieving Daniel Hurley Of gold watch
valued ats The complainant being sworn, a. Cour,
yesterday morning, stated that he and Adams started
from his store, Wall -rcc; Mondty night in state of
in;oHicaon 80 Metropolitan Hall Aer gettin there
he changed h' mini and invited the prisoner to 20 up to
the Theatre Oa their way Aians became very famsHa
and commenced embracing hm in very cordia manner
and vas at that time he think. the watch was
Instead Of going into the Theatre when they had gotten
there Adams took him to house on Broad street
to get something to drink aud upon arriving at the place
he discovered the loss OF tho watch The pr.oner said
he must have lost it. THIS somewhat sobered him and
when Adams LEFT Tor the Theatre he went to the upper
station house and stated the circumstances Of the ar to
officer Kelly, who afterwards arrested the prisoner lie
u'd lot i"G that Adams much under the influence
OF ardent spirits $ he pretended be-. The complain
ant here exhibited the broken look Of the watch
chain.
Officer Kelly stated, that upon the information given
oy Hurley, he procured and arrested Adams in
the third tier Of the Theatre he appeared to have been
drinking but was not intoxicated No watch was found Oh
his person.
oee Page testified the good character of the prs
onST aud said he hai known him for several wears.
The prisoner stated the Mayor that boil, Hurley and
80 N '"''N'@''eu ol 'he hlSht III question, that n.
knew nothing Of the watch and woulI not have been in
the third tier Of the Theatre could he have obtained
seat in any other part Of the house.
The Mayor discharged Mr. Adams. saving that he
could not deprive any person OF his liberty on the evi
deaee OF person who intoxicated at the time of the
alleged perperatOn Of the otuce. Mr. A, was accord.
iugly released from custody
IL AREtEAsED.-Theoiorck Barsamin committed to prison
some days ago for assault. upon the person Of his wife
Wa Yesterday released upon giving security for his good
behaviour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

"I d "of' AT "oRK.-SiS gentlemen Who hal just
arrived By the Dsnville cars on Monday ev.n;,
pockets picked of considerable sum. of rnopev Place. s
pubic assemblies also made the theatre, OF th. vii
famous operations. The pockets Of several gentlemen
"'e ransaeked at Metropolitan Hall on MopI.v piyb,
lurns the meeting of the Agricultural Society The ruff
mans aei however, to make haul care being take, To
"a'e no loose change within their reach /, bebovcs
gentlemen to look sharp. for that there are serie. of
PeSPocke's on the q@ rs OF speculation in that form
there is doubt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

A"- CROWD on MONDAY NiGHr.-The crowd which ar
's4 oy tue d'Dereni routes o. Monday evening ren
sNeee''nsiy dhhcai' for pers-ns to procure lodg-
ing plsees Kindred, seemed very much embarrassed in
the early part Of the night fearing that they would
to march about for want OF accommodation bu, ,brob
TIE eAer''on' OF the ,nbers OF the reception committee
'"ey were all admirably provided for under the circum
stances. Every available place put in requistion
and considering the immense rush at an hou- uhen
PsrA"ons were difficult to be made the result was very
satisfactory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

Hen PHlots-it. fact ihst Dry Goods are tw.niy.aye
per cent higher hau they have within the last Ten
yrW yein HOLnshlf of 81 Main street. selling athe oid
pcs m Wool Fannsn ~ Il g. worth 81 cts. fnl H Brown
ahteuFato pence worth iOcs good HIrachtd
The reason be can anort 20 m those prices m he buys b.
foods Tor CASH snd not on six months complete
assortment ~ ades reasonable and fashionable Dress Goods
sk suiar y, flis Sleeves, Coars, Hosiery Gloves RIM
hons, Calcoca french Mernces shawlr Blankets uuis
Cas'mcfr sauct Ncsngs, Kcrsys Jeans In great var
~. (Gve him acauD os1t
GtLoyER sEED hundred bushels for saisty
~ sslT WH PALMER.
INANCY wOOLEN GOnDs-we c.n attention of retacrs 10
~ tock % Wooen Comforts Hoods Vctoriues etc which
" VII close - 10 lots verY lov.
oc3o aETER 4 ALvTY, 10 Pearl street
. PERM AND SOLAR O-f0Oo Faont reached Winter Solar
- Oh 1000 % Goal pc DO 1900 % Weaher made Winter
on Landing per Bark Emiy hom New Bedford for sale IL
oois FDNOND, DAVENPORT 4 90,
GtHEuE-EnElsh Dalry Cream chesse, Eer sale by
~ oc9l DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
THos q. sTEARNs is2 BroAiuay,
n VIZ SEw lonK AND lIvr1uooI wa, % Ir,r TsIrl i., y
4SN

~ STATES MAIL STEAhkRS-The ships conpo- t;tSS>
sing this Line follows ATLANTIC Captain West HS
PACllC Captain Nye; BALTIC, Captain Constock sfS&-
ApuAiiC Captain Grafton ARCTIC Captain LueeThese ps
having been built by contract especially
every has been taken their in their I'm
gnes-to strength and sped-and
Tor passengers are unequaed for their elegance
Price 81 from New York Liverpool cabin fi2n
In second do tIO Exclusive
Prom Liverpool TO New York, $50 an $50.
An experienced surgeon attached o each ship.
No berth Secured until paid for.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

= w. PErTEN.UL & co. w. zoe Na..su street Vru
Work sud 90 -iar -frs Boston have made arrange.
mcnw vh Soc ts sHi most widely circulated Journals I'm m
uniiei States and Car 11 they arc enabled m make cav.
ing of time and expense 60 uc Advertiser Who 4s sin,s
through them They select che best r1.css aot Advertise, CON
spieuousy a ts very 1us s s1d ausys Keep s interest
Of their cusatrs Merchants orc invited u eau -
th-a and rauy % smssigss ihatthess uings srssc.
se3-iy-.U
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
NEW YORK ApyERTIsYnEN1s.

TENHE LARGEST SILK, klBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IL
- NhM rokk @: sIEARNs, Importer aud Iobsr of
siLkh, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, cash pees
me grahi'd BY adding interest i62 brondwsy New York
mas nov IN store and u daily receiving and
lowest
sing AL the styles and designs consisting of Black and
Fancy sks Mafceiues Flosnces, Shaw Trimming
Ribbons Tsneis and Satin Ribbons Dress Trimmings kinds
french ana fngsh Craps, Grape sse Sk Crayat
rs gloves Of all knds SIX Lace Mtts Barsges Laees
Goods, Hosiery, L. Z. Handkerchief, Ac.
The undersgnsd iLsitss M-rchs
and West, here the cali ana exam
ine his stock before purchasing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS Daily Paper tsPer Semi weekly to; weekly t
Always In advance. Remttances be made
Publisher. In all where evidence taken the depe
letter in the Past once containing money.
Square, (lO
Each additional insert
One month without alter alton ...............t6 % 25
Three dc. 10 ~
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Twelve. do. IS 10
Two squAres Three months "
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No advertisement be considered by year
une, specified on the Manuscript previously agreed be-
tween the parties.
EV- advertisement marked copy specified mum
Der Of insertions, will be continued until payment
eHact-d accordingly.
~ RKSUAR ADy
the Of the Annual Advertisers IL state
~, that their privileges only extended
Real Estate, Legal all other
gdditOnA charge, and variation.
" Real Estate and General Agents not
Inserted
to such discounts shall be agreed upon.
Auctinnecrs Booksellers and yearly adyertises generally
engaging squares with privilege change
not ON their yearly
agreed standing rule under contract
ali exceeding such amount be charged the
Advertisements inserted In the Semi Weekly Mhg 70
Of 10 lines the Insertion
SQUARE Tor each continuance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

WINES, RRAEDiES. AND HAVANA CIGARS.
HDErERs CHAMBERS. ~ 900 uo,dEsy. Jrpi. VI wy,s.
~ bsANH.es, and iltt tNt C..tts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

Nh t-tC-rIRNuS ASu MrIOpFONs HORACE WtrTEs
w e3 nnsiusy, Neu YORK., tr great Mu. ruhirr and
ffano fnrte popular
ons Amgru agl t1rgpgsn, ty a1 ur celebrated Author
lat1fl NinfIt' ani gHIr'fs danced trUs
Pars, London sri Nsw York one of escorted ami s
isnire catalogue n America, wholesale anI retail rtxI
foHrrr Gilbert Co.'S Piano lret srafas
Metallic Frames, Of greater uovsr and meo1us ne fs1
any others manufactured H1uirr ani Cltare Parrr r s.u
rooms Snif' Ne1a superior o ~ us., being turcdthr
equal temperament. Wrrf.H dhrNaisI Hfrs aS1 wa.t.i
lufruueu OF a kinds. Dealers
Piled ~ the lowest prices.
HORACE WATERS Ss broadway
Toe only Agent for r. Gilbert a Ca.a p.fn1s
~ " A. extensive stock Of Ncn ffr.f Fstnag .iuava
hand great bargains. pr,es nom ~ % tts Prf@s ~bioy
good P1o su r't BEING atle rt Nr 10 L. may rfy up5n
having ans instrument sent % hc that viii challenge a com
paris1n ior pri"faud QHIiifg.
T. 0uurur Co. heirg ts or4erG " fsa1a pItHt rrs
otier AOass. ,.is- ~,
a - BaIs GENUNE PEAoH BRANDY. fsr sale
~ - coa JAS WINSTON.
q oOp OLD BACON sIDFs, Hs cents, for ,.ie
N oe5 JAS WINSTON.
M 80 botue, London, for sale by
Wv BEHNETT bKERs, Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

III ul+NOhthh l-hfIIEf IN TIN MINUTES
-bRYANs ruLNONlC wAFERs src unfiHing In hr rur Of
~ NH CDtns, Asra, HHu2CWus, SuEE IuHpir Hnilstyr
Dy5,utt Hs1AHyG, lScitHr CuSsrufipy Disease ~
~ LvNnf Ihey have taste of medicine, and any child win
tAe them fhousand have that had
i'e departed, Tcsmouy gycn hundred, cases single
dose rclevesin Ten Minute.
40 ar Byan,' Punon waters The original and only rsuu-
10 n stamped "Hyau" spurious f sale
IFeniy hTe cents box. Sold BY dealers renc'aily.
}. BRIAN 4 co, Rochester, n. Y., Propristars
Wholesale ~ }. u. Wood Richmond. u Robertson Co. Pc
er,gufg lyman lynchburg and Patisson, wheeling
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

pasAsket apply 70 EDWARD X COLLINS Sc
street New York; BRowN sIIlPLEY CO. Liverpool; p G.
ROBERTS CO. IL Kings Arms Yard London JOHN
CO 70 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris GEO H. ORA
PER- Hayre. - ~
The owners Of these ships will gold silver
bullion specie, IeNeTy precious
ading signed therefor and the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

IILfS tuh FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS.
NJ LLfR COATES YOULE No. 27O Pearl street yS.,rs
- ~, Iit-, GsENEEE CHsSrT Tors Plumbers Matrrais
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

n AMPS PHOsGESE GAS, BURNI;G PLUID AND CAM
PHENEThe subscribers Of
the To
of United states
They would call special attention Stfy TH0sgsns
Lump, which furnishes the brilliant labe light known
and 50 constructed on the principle Of Da Safety Mine Lamp
u make explosion from accident Impossible
70 artificial light where the obtained
Materials for light Of best quality always
market price. CHAS. STARR ia A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
sh Machinery Depot, GO CourtIandt street, M
MAcErSrs. --' ~ "O'dsN"i'hs Patent PLASISG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

The anneSedst ~ Wines have been selected with the creates
care are ol exceeding hne quality and many u them
u, Z" purchasing can, by taking a' many twctt
cts' nave them at the uhoesalc prices In addition
hand asupror article of Martc Pale and roI
bfaul fofi and Madeira Wturst ui Jlnica Rum.
FArhhtra hye Nhiskty. MAUEN GARLAND,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

Il ,EoNAKDS Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl ana 6o -
country. ''''- '"s pest makers ia the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

ElOtf AHiE SPUtNL siUING UFns.-Thesc cslsbrai,i
beds lc peculiarly adapted rIuatrs fer Ease
comfort aud conYsuilnce, cannot De ati ~ SOY
world.
Manufactures and fpr sale hy
JOIN Gonhiii, 30 ts Fui.u street
t-nTIgN 49, illk nnshiH3tHa rlH.f .'Hu uI.a#its'fs
~ s'ihcu aui Western merchants Supplied on the most g.
vorah'r tUrmt.
" oy.r 1000 of these popular nei cold during
'hr present season, jyiZ-sm
6tHOtOLATE COCON AND HUOWN- Wv. BAKER A cos
~ AMERICAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES. 90.
GOA and hknMAi0 which nr premiums have awarded ty
The chief tnsues md Far Of i, uuou af r ts D., Il. de
principal trgcers n the United states au ~ Agents
Huscy Murray, Ncw York, GraHi ~ r. THilsderhia.
Thomas v bundiFe Baltimore hghust Dpii,Y Cincinnati
Ohio. . WALTER HAKER co,
ats-dyd Dorchester, Mattachusetts.
NJ iLis AND HORsfE-t have the road from Eertrrkv
W vrry choice and superior lot Of Mules, uhch
70 ne ctsns and public generally che Qah Instant Of
which vii sell exchange break aud deliver
ty, on my usual accommodating terms
EDWIN WALKTR,
A. r. H'nnkinshir's Stables
~ shan bc IN receipt o stock every month through.
out the year fapi8-dActy W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

HUMPHREY. 370 BrofirIy car. Fh STRAIT call the a.
enon OF their friends and the trade their large
cent stock Of rich and CANT CARPETNGs, imported dir-e
from the ENGllsH and FEENCE manufactures
Trade, Cons ting Of "HuuNaiSr
medallion ceutrs landscape border Medallion Cnrrt. rom ths
mostceiebrad manu- sctgers, o1udnri
exclusive make Velvet aud Aubu~son CarPr design
and " pattern made
and Brusses Rrpe which variety and qla'y UNI
surpassed in the Ut'd States together all oer STYLES
Carpcug manufactured. W. d, deem necessary par
culae stock, mention our satsroas
u merely defy the WH0LE TEapE together produce
BETTER all Of which Will be sold the reasonable terms
&c. PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

HARLEs W LlLLlENDAHL. imp't, Or German Fr.n,s and
~ 40 II's and fANc1 Gup1s, aud Dealers y,rvyRgs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

r. aI9EElNs BROS, rnp''. Of FsssH wnDor Gas. N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-02

tHRI-TiAN & LiTIIilOP. No. % Main street have Re
erlssi iteT STOCK otDry Goods suitable Via.
ter 10 which tEry Invite particular attention.
LADIES DRESS GOODS
SIX, Con-ef and bacs, shNci. every quality
CAshmrrrs and Mousln Laiuy- all quatles ana -,,
Plaid Raw siiks ard Mer.no Plaids
french MeTinors, all color; French Prins quality
EMBKOIDERlES
Collars Sleeves Cap Bands InseTtius IsfBt rr.
Handkerchief -'N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
New-YOrlS Democracy.

The Democratic party of New York arc
said TO exhibit at present, what they have not
exhibited for a long time, viz: peace and bar
mony in muny of their primary meetings.
The Ezp,ess tell us that the Hard Shells
have held meeting, in that city, and elected
their 6 delegates TO The Democratic State Con
vention 10 b.. held at Syracuse, and on Friday
last the Soft Shells elec.ed their Is to the same
body, in like peace and harmony. The Pres
ident's iavorile. John Van Buren,, is one Of the
chosen lG + The Soft Shell,or Free Soil wing
But something of muss is looked for when
these harmonious exponcnts of Democracy
shall come together in Convention. Each
stands upon the Baltimore Platform, and each
swears the others do not. Which party will
be recognized, and which will he kicked out 7
Shall the friends of Dix and Van Buren,, back
ed by the Administration, triumph or, shall
the latter go TO The wall beforelhe hard strength
Of conservatism and anti.negroisn 1t is an
ii terestlng question, but we shall see what We
see. The Orpheus of the Washington Union
is uneasy, and, when not officially engaged
in doing reverence to the President and his
Cabinets busily engaged in grinding subdung
strains of reconciliation. We fear the shells
will not be moved
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
ApOStHcy.

The Enquierer announces TO its readers That
Mr.. Horace Greedy, of the New York Tribune.
has cut the Wing party positively and final
ly.'.-It subjoins Greedy s"valedlctory, which
is in The following words:
I'VE shall put up no ticket for State or 9th
er officers under our editorial head. We give
this seasonable notice, in order that eur course
may not be mis- onstrucd as implying dssatis
faction with this candidate or that ticket In.
tending henceloIh, while we cherish and advo
cate sound principles and beneficial measures
"to act with entire independence Of party u
sages, mandates or Platforms we shall treat
the custom Of display ing ticket at the head
al our editorials as "more honored in he breach
than the observance" and trust to our articles
alone 10 virdicate our preferences and embody
our convictions"
We trust. after this, that the Enquirer will
cease to quote the New York Tribune as Wing
authority The journal having at length for
mally renowned all further association with
the Wing party, its abolition and Other heresies
can no longer be cited to the detriInent Of the
Wing cause We beg that our contempora
RES will net forget this fact. For years past
they have sought 10 manufacture political cap
ial here in the South, 10y holding up Horace
Greedy as the exponent of Wing principles,
and as the ruling spirit of the Northern Wing
party. Let us have no more Of this at least.
Rich. Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

TINT cha aelrr for the general good. In Ia
boring, therefore, strenuously and constantly.
for the improvement of our native State. and
To install her IN tho full possession OF al her
high faculties ond resources at home. we shall
lie loyalty and most eiiectually p.riomlng our
duties 40 rational patriots in the breadest sense.
Let Us then. gentlemen. forgetting as you
have done T. day. The differences 81 opinion
which NAV have divided US in e,teral politics,
come tog.ih az brethren in fed OF exeiion
equally worthy Of lofty ord enlarged pair OF
lam, where NJ can all labor With unircd hearts
and hands for the welfare of common parent
entitled TO n oar devotion
Allow me IN this spirit, to offer you the fol-
lowing sentiment:
TIE f5ogrcss of Virginia IN every work oil
utility. putt and private-the sure but only
means Of reg aiming her ancient influence and
rcnown. Lei ibis be The common platform, as
IT Is the common cause OF all true Virginians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
The Agricultural Fair.

We are plrased to see the interest taken IN
this subjec, by our exchange papers through
out the State. They are enlisting the attention
of the public to its importance, and represent
that degree OF interest is manifested highly
enconrag ing to The success Of the object
Preparations are going on here for extensive
accommodations and all the indications now
give promise that it will be most interfering
occasion. 1t Will draw a large crowd, com
posed of persons from all parts of the State
A great lnpro enent in agricultural opera
lions we have reason TO believe has been go
ing on in Virginia OF late years, ample proof OF
which will be given at the Exhibition 10 open
in this city next November. A new impulse
will be given to the Subject by such exhbi.
lions, and the next Fair that is held will show
another step forward by the farmers of Virgin.
la in agricultural improvement Such has
been the effect OF Agricultural Fairs in other
States. and il will be seen hereafter that they
will be attended with the same beneficial re-
suits in Virginia.- Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
Board Of Public Works.

This body adjourned on Saturday evening
last after short but laborious session of six
days. We learn from the Enquirer that much
business Of importance to the public improve
n.ents in the State was transacted. Among
other orders, tending to the energetic and sat
islactory location and construction of the Gov
ington and Ohio Railroad. was one directing
Charles b, Fisk, Esq, the Chief Engineer in
charge of the re surveys Of the Monroe and
Meadow river routes, to cause an additional
survey to be made of the Greenbrier route al
so, so that the Board may be in possession of
every important TACT calculated to develop the
advantages and disadvantages presented by
each of the rival routes. when they meet to de-
eide, finally, between them.
The superintendent OF the Covngton and O.
hio Road was instructed to advertise for pro
posals tofurnish passenger and freightcars,an
cast iron, &c, for urnouts, for the Eastern and
Western divisions OF tho road, to be delivered
at each end, and to be made on the line of the
road, or elsewhere; and, also, TO advertise for
proposals TO furnish the rails that will be n, ed
cd on the entire track, TO be made on tie line OF
tie road. THIS order may have an important
effect upon the iron and manufacturing inter.
ests of Virginia, and is an encouragement &c
thosc interests that " e are highly grati6ed &c
announce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

The TREE THAT NEVER FADEs.-"Mary'
said George "next summer | will not have
garden. Our pretty tree is dying and won't
love another tree as long | live, | will
have a bird next summer, and that will stay oil
winter"
George, don't you remember my beaut.
full canary? 1t died in the middle Of the sum
mer, and we planted bright flowers in the
ground where we buried it. My bird did not
live as long as the tree"
"Well don't see as we can love anything
Dear little brother died before the bird, and
10, ed him better than any bird, or tree,or flow
er. O! wish we could have something TO
love that wouldn't die"
The day passed. During the school hours
George and Mary had almost forgotten that
their tree was dying; but at evening as they
drew their chairs 10 the table where Their
mother was sitting, and began to arrange tn
seedsthey had been ga,hcrlng,the remembrance
OF The tree came upon them.
"Moiher," said Mary, "y3u may give these
seeds to cousin John | never want arolbd
garJrn!"
Yes added George. pushing the papers
in which he had carefully folded them towards
his mother. "you may give them all away !,
could find suIue see is of tree that would
never fale.l should like then to have garden
| wonder, mother, if there ever was such gar
den 7"
Eyes, George, | read of a garden where the
trees never die. -
"a real garden mother :? :"
"Yes. my son In the middle OF the garden
| have been told there RUS a pure river oil wa
ter clear as c, ysia and on each side OF the nv
or is the tree IF hte-a tree that never 'aoes'
| That garden Is heoren There you may love-
and love forever. There will be no dealh-ho
fading there. Let your treasure be IN the , uty
Of life, and you will have something to wnca
your hearts can cling without fear and w''iou1
disappointment Love the Saviour here a'u
he will prepare you TO dwell IN those gree"
pastures and beside those still waters