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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THE CHoLERA.-Six cases of cholera were re-
ported in this city yesterday, four Of which proved
fatal. They we're all in the Fifth and Sixth wards
Two of those who died, named Henry Dugan and in
Hannah Gallagher, resided in the same house,
Van Brunt street, near Partition street.
A HOSPITAL FOR EPIDEMIC PATIENTs.-The cpl
demic which has recently manifested itself in this
city, has induced the authorities to take measures
towards the establishment Of hospital for the in
digent sick, and with this view Mayor Lambert call
ed q meeting of the Common Council yesterday
morning. The Board assembled at his office in the
City Hall, and on the suggestion Of Alderman Will
son, the following resolution was prepared and pre-
sented:-
Resolved, That the Board Of Health be empow-
cred to hire suitable building or buildings for
hospital for epidemic patients, and provide the ne
cessary furniture and accommodations, food medi-
cnes and medical attendance for the proper care Of
the sick.
The resolution was adopted unanimously, and on
motion, Aldermen Barnard and Remsen were ap-
pointed additional members Of the Board of Health.
he meeting then adjourned.
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JERSEY CITY, June % 1854.
4R-In this mornings HERALD ia the statement of
grievances with the Superintendent of the New York and
Erie Railroad VII ch placed In true position before
Che public. The difficulty We all deplore, not for the
time shall lose In thematter, but have always and
frat conceived and for those who carried out the great
and noble enterprise. Yet do deplore that any
should be placed in responsible station Of the road,
where much wealth 10 invested, who has declared
4hAt in his opinion railroads could not be managed
reotly without arbitrary rules and when asked by the
committee in coucilatory manner to annul or modify
The rules, declared that there power above
below that could him to move from the position he
had assumed giving a reason, that he did It would
ruin him. One to ask that several hundred should
be content to act than slaves-that one who
had wrong position should BIO sustained glory
in mans downfall, but would rather all men come
the standard Of truth and excellence yet shall not
bind backs that may be used stepping stones
any nan who lives. OLIVER ENNIS,
on behalf of the Committee.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE-$3O, 900 DAMAGE-Our citi.
zens were startled tn morning from their usual
covered to proceed from the valuable steam Touring
and saw mills owned by Hon. A. N. Hart, of this
place. The citizens were promptly ON the ground
to exert themselves, a. best they could, to save
adsd - 'ay wt sn .ne eno reacn ana sue
being impossible, from the want Of an efficient fire
company and engine, to save the building from the
devouring element. The loss caused by the de-
struction Of this property, which cannot be esti-
mated at less than 10000, will be seriously felt by
Mr.. Hart, as, we understand, there was no insu-
rance upon it. II was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary, from the fact that it has been lying still
since last fall. The Touring mill had been just put
in repair, and was to commence running next week.
-Lapeer (Mich) Democrat, June Is.
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Jersey City Intelligence.

FATAL AFrRAY.it reported last evening that the
wife Of Patrick Cochran who assaulted the day pre-
vious by him, died last evening Cochran is in custody
ACCIDENT WIN. L. Ross conductor ON the Newark
tain considerably injured at the Jersey City depot
on Wednesday evening, by being caught between
and post. After medical attendance he able to
proceed to Newark.
SrARvAroN.-A German family named Fless, consisting
of husband, wife and daughter, yesterday found
wandering in the streets in starving condition. They
were placed in charge Of the Poor Master.
FKsnvA.-A strawberry festival held last evening
at the Almshouse The receipts quite satisfactory
THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAnR0AD.-The through train
due at Jersey City Wednesday evening" arrived last
evening at P. M The mail train left Jersey City at 10
O'Clock A. NJ yesterday and the 620 p NJ. express train
left about two hours behind time. No trains
ported the way and the milk train the only
expected
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BONDS OF PUBLIC OFFIcERs.-We learn that It
has, very properly, been ruled by the Secretary of
the Treasury-7that 1t is an ncompatibility and i'm.
piopriety for officers of the government to give their
subOJdinAe officers sureties to their official bonds
and a number Of collectors of customs, who had
given bond with their mbordnates az sureties, have
been accordingly required to execute new bonds
with other suretes upon them Washington Star.
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THE ALLEGED INoENDIARIsA OF JENNINGs' STORE
ARREST OF rnR MEN IMPLICATED.
We published yesterday the confession of Lyman Barr
as TO the part be took in setting nre to Mr. William
JseDirgs store in Broadway the 25th Of April last
State prison for six year implicated three persons well
known to the police authorities Yesterday officers Ham
resting the two men VII. mad been ae-rnated BY Barr
viz Robert White. better KIN ,wn ~ I" Blouch man
who was in the habit OF louuging about Washington
martet, and kdwn Snyder alias Ia, lor, stversmith
working at rs West Broadway and residn at 628 Boome
street, and Dad brady nov on Rlackwells island for
biting of part Of mans ear In the Bowey Theatre
The haunts Of the at large well known to Mr.
Ham bin and they we're met with without difficulty Sny
WITH him. Whi.e and Brady bing oogniaart Of the mat
ter, and waiting in the Park until the fire broke out
sny der and white taken before Justice Osborn and
locked up for examination Other persons named on
suspicion. The police are IN pursuit of them.
Burglary in Dry Goods Sore-sS, 0O0 Worth Of Pro-
Purser. Jennings &Co 256 Bow,ry, was entered, and
property consisting Of cloth and others goods Of costly
character TO the amount Of 600 distracted The
goods were removed from the store hurying ground
near by where they Invested Of oil the tickets and
private msrks-whch left strewn about the place
Information received by the police of the robbery
and 1t ascerained the goods had been removed 70
notorious "fencen In the Bowery, and were removed
thence to another fence house in G. and finally
to store in Grand street whore PARTON of them
found and identified Officers Barton and .. Miller Of
the Eleventh ward, yesterday arrested two Germans
knowledge They taken before Justice Osborn who
considered the prsof insufficient, they were dis
charged The fellows who committed the robbery not
yet caught They left in the store their card written
shipgle, Coming back tomorrow night for more"
Assault uuh Hammer- A man named Michael Mac
MINUS, an IrishnaD. went to the backsmths shop Of
Dir. Locker in the Eighth avenue, when he got into a
dispute with John Heckmott of the Ia mployed
IN the sh.p about the iron work of wagon which had
been sent lto be repaired when MacManus seized
hammer and struck Heckmott blows In the
SIDE He was taken to his home in Forty eighth street.
riously indisposed DR.. Gibbs has forwarded certf
cafe in which he states that Heckmott is seriously ILL
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DIR. SPOlasco's Great Remedies.-Chc GAS.
kets the Uaskets the Csssets in universal request
CONSEQUENCE Of the oholers yellow fever fever aud ague
nd CbSgres fever fhcte ast0nshae purifiers and
ovators Of the system, At once ssnihsting vomiting
ana rroaaeinF rosy hss IN Parfec
against cholsrs ende mic plague These
medicinal caskets should be taken 1t th time safety
ano preventive against cholera To be obtained at DR.
SplLscos depot No 20 Spring street under st Noho-
las Hotel Agents for and village throug
the States and British America be supplied
> remit aree.
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Court Calendar-Tnl, DAY,

USnn STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos SO, Il, q, AZ, II,
90, 81, So, 10, 81, 68, Al, IA, 81, "A, As, 80, 10
SurRnE CouRr-special Term.-Adjourned to Mon.
day next.
SUPREME esURT-General Term.-The Canal and Walker
street case
SUPREME -Crcuit-Nos 1927, 1862, 1853, 1851,
1890 1885, 1l42 $780, 1859 1855, 1885, $780, eo4 to oo
609 to GIT.
CoAxeS PLEAS. Nos. s23, so, sl1, e75, e21,
7o4, 865, s72, 1904, A. $780, 1007k Is, 1o34, 1861,
l112.
SUPERIOR Two branehes) Nos s5s, III, 1l45,
1885, S82, 1898, 49, $40, 99s, 400, $780, 1880, 254
$780, IT'S, 2ae els, 1900, 1902, 1904, 1905, 1908,
l22s 1885, 1882, 1884 1885, 1888, 124o, 1912, 1874
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THE TUAR.


NEW YORK RAcEs-NATI0NAL CoURsE.-TH.
N 1,ns n;snE owe. sn s1s . s.o1a c.u5;. VIII
p14s c Hs. .s ,.:
30, Sc; sss So ~ s s.
2; g. Fowler names Col Gsidsby's Oh HIGHLANDER By
Ssass dsS nds
names Little Flea, By Grey Eagle; dam Imported
SECOND DAY-Tuesday. Club purss $1,000; two mile
se $50 ,,vsS aoSs;
3
heat. s-snty per given best horse svo o.
ssss D.xae,s,s nos,: .s.a. ,er ~ .ss.; mil. heats;
s S:. y s;S 81
W. s s. sss .: q
'; ss & NH.
II: ID e.. s
+; :. a.: ESQ ~ %si: s
fs:is sss a.sess. s. s:s
FIFTH DAY-rHday Club purss $500 for beaten Asrsss
MsS;s - e. a.:s ~: y:
Dol 0lAssooohsg Little Arthur, BY Glencoe:
Blue Bonnets W. plshunt names oh Henry By Glen
by Msdoc. ThomAs itten Oh ky Glen.
zoe; dam By Medoc.
SIXTH DAY-SAturdAy, Club purse "a 900; four nx1s
heats twsnty cent the second best horse
ttest Entrance cont; added 10 the pursss
The track ready train upon and the horses ARE
upon hs course Ample and magnificent arrangements
provided for fifty thousand persona
GRHAr NATIONAL FAIR-NArsoNAL Oouasr- wM b
held surinS the second week In Septsnbsr being exclusive
horses 600 WIN be awarded TO horses Of every dsse
Persons VISITING he course VIII sshs the Hoeston .trses
ferry the Astoria North Shell road; or By
Flushing Rsilroad also steamboats, 70 Flushing Bay New
Landing, within few hundred yards Of the course
cents Strangers bsdss. giving che privileges ofths
during the week be had at the principal hotels
J. CARTER 4 CO., Propristors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

English Carpets.-2O0 pieces splendid new
catierns carpets per clipper ship Mussar imported
Also elegant thre ply and ingram carpets rugs
mats Ac At tremendous bargains. Buyers please call
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hair dye 10 the oer all
grey red hair char sing them instantly TO beautiful
ura Jet bis Oh bro leaving them soft and glossy APP
peo sold As Nassau street. at drug and fancy
ftorae generally. - -
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New Music.-1sT Table Moving sch0ttisch,' -
by Osw En- Melcbar Prcs 70 cents beautiful schot.
tisch the sweet harmony Of which ill stir the soul not
poser and popular pianist Alfred Jss splendid piece
not too din cult Price 69 cen q
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 3S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Port Wines.-Tho Choicest Product or the
mills Of the Alto Douro ordsred BY the partcp
arly for the o. families invAlds and In
dsmijohns and bottles for sale By JOHN DUNCAN 4
SONS, 405 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Horace Waters, 333 Broadway, II selling
pianos melodeens and music, wholesale and retail
trenely low prioes His motto IL quick sales sad small
prota HIS stock the largest In the UnitSd SAtes and
hstYuments Of superior quality,
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NJ II pIsBRow, HAVING CLOSED gIs RIDING

wv II. DIBBKOW, HAVING CLOSED HIS RIDING
w school for the season preparatory 70 - building
large and elegant establishment the Fifth avenue,
would Iespeetfo inform thos. adde's and gsntlsmen who
had not flushed their the olcss Of tho season that
he vii be happy to have them their on the
open ing Of the new school, about the middle Of Sep
tem.er Iext ". Dis,Yow turns his thanks TO his
friends and patron, for their tayors and
probation he offers for sal. part Of stock Of saddle
horses consisting we'll trained superior snimals
fow low priced saddle and harness horses. Saddle
horses let usual for tho ride day week month
n o. 20 Fourth sfenne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

MOldavfa Cream.-This superb Compound
for and the hair prepared
apd sold by BACHELOR, At hts celebrated hair dye
and wig factory 2S3 Broadway Bachelors hair dye sold
and applied Sine rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23
Corouer,s InuS,eses.

FATAL FAn--Coroner Gamble yesterday held In
quest upon the body Of Miss Catherine Nolan at No IL
Pelham street who died from injuries received on the
evening Of Wednesday last Deceased employed In
Mr.. Lewis Chapmans pocketbook mandatory, corner
OF Tseuty second street and Second She
oing down stairs, sitter having finished her days work.
abe slipped and fell through the hatchway in the
fourth Org, to the lower floor On being picked up
she was ford be insensble, having sustained frac
ture Of the ul and otber severe injuries She died
few hours afterwards. 1t given in evidence that
there were Saings round the matches The jury
turned the folio wing verdicthat tie deceased
to her death ~ falling through the matches of the
building at the corner Of Twenty second street and the
Second avenue. Further, the jury consider that the
and occupants Of the said buldir have ahown
degree of cupabe carceesness in allowing their patches
70 be kept without railing doors Ground them and,
further recommend strong stationery doors put around
Aem" Deceased 81 years ofage and born In Irelsnd
FRoM ST. JOHN n. B.--We have news from st.
John to the goth inst. Mr.. Partelow and Mr.. Chand
Ter left St. John on Tuesday for Quebec, as dele
gates from New Brunswick to confer with Lord Ell
gin npon the reciprocity treaty recently negotiated
1t Washington. Attorney General Young and Mr..
J. W. Johnston left Halifax in the Cunard steamship
Canada, on their way to Quebec, az delegates from
NOVA Scotia upon the same subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

s'Cut and Como Again." says the Proverh,
but he who has been disappointed By hirt
in the At style, and fnifh OF his shirts
comes agAin Impressed with lively Of this fact
GkEEN, No. Astor House, never sends home ''botoh
VOL ~
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8 !. CARTER 4 CO.. Proprietors.

NENrB STREET AND GREEN POINT FERRY-rHl
public are respectfully Informed that ths terry nov
street. East Raver constantv from four O'Clock NJ a
eight O'Clock After this hour trips will ever
route 70 the national track via Ravanswood
being hut ave miles good rosd and all avoided
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TTNIoN COURSE. |

~ 2 at two osloch p ~: precisely, syeeP:t.k...
The proprietor, elosed with the following entries -. n
Witten names ch by imp. Gler coe. dan Nay d, By
sally Ward, four years old Gibbons nsmes b. r. "
prove unfavorabe TO of the fret fair STAGE
win leave the Williamsburg thecour every h.
hour. JOHN j, SyEDIKER. Propyietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Jet Ornamcnts.-Just received por Steamers
As andP achc large variety Of jet goods Of new pat
Bracelets, brooches earipgs chans &c. Also
assertmen. Of geld and JET jswelry ct
NAN &iOWNskNDs, 57 Broadway. under the ST. Niche
las Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Wigs ana rOupees.-Bas ChelOr, OF No. aF3
Broadway pleased 70 announce Anoshs, beautiful I'm
In the manufacture Of these articles fhis
,srtion II applied 20 sdes Tentsmens hair work and
y the most perfect imitation Of nature yet discovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

The Only Enectuai Arricles.--Costar's Rat,
s"skroaeh, ant &c extermRAtor and Oostars Persian
Insect Powder for bedbus- moths Seas 10 tho Powder
Ek sensa PACKAGE and CostSr's ny paper Wholesale
retail depot, adway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HElL1A1E AND ASTORIA FERRY, EIGHTY
IL sth street the and best route TO the Nation
- course, Long Island Tho Third avenue care run from
Barnums Museum three minutes TO Yorkvle aud
efefry boats Of which there two fret the
foot q highly xth street 20 and from storia every ave
minutes 10 10 and good yidng for carriages s af
fore ed on Fifth Stages will from Astoria TO
the race course which but three miles from this ferry
Fare Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Numquam Dormio, which being Translated,
means wide awake" appears TO us Particularly
pisry eovsring,Ksox; lie = Invariably wide .wate"
to business and his wide awake the
Of all who have them. The handsome
hats In the universe to be and purchased
eth at his store in Fulton street. the uptown
branch, under the Prescott House, in Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

The Committee 0fSharcholders or Perham's
f entsrprss Pr slish in ths Ssw York Daily Tmss 81
and others 70 appropriate the gift property TO their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

ie has Cristadoro's Excs,s,or Hair Dye driven all
others from tho feld Tho on tint the Instant neous
para ion the harme,snsss OF The process unequad
Sold and app ed 1t CAISTADOKOb, o Astor House,
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Look to the Signature, "E LYON,m
The only proof you rely on.
Coun1cs1etts Oh LyOa's Magnetic Powder
and pnis for insects and vcrmn altplyug Be eau
tious. 06anpe the Abea Principal de pot "a
50 DOCK street Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Whites Drab Beavers, Congress and Nephur
q hat ;uIpss al others In shape and shtnss. also
the public that no hss from Paris two cases
of Peerico Paris ventilatpg hats, for summer.
WHITE, 2l2 Broadway, Of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Reese & CO.-Professor Reese, the German
hero Of the g. dsguerreype system after falling to sstab
sh his picture making project In hi. own father
500 days the soil Of II eedom hesssd tn. hour Of his
and people, the lovers Of genius Of virtue and
coppers glory upon his head for these benefits
wv - PROFESSOR kIEsE dncos).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

drab beaver hat made by Rafferty, Lessk just the hat
Tor the season.hght cool and airy. Give them call Da
gusrreotype inserted free No. 81 Chat
ham, and corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
The United States Mall Steamship Pacific
leaves Saturday June for Liverpool Persons wishing
TO send their to their friends should them
fore Saturday Stereoscopes crytaotypes Dragons and
plain daguerreotypes taken 1t ROOTS, $50 Broadway.
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Obituary,

Hon JAMES ALLISON Of Beaver county, Pa died at two
O'Clock Saturday, at the advanced Of eighty
years.
Mrs. MARGARKr CLAY wife Of Col Henry Clay Of Bour-
bon county KY died at her residence in that county,
the 18th instant.
CHRISTOPHER G. DEAN, for about twenty past the
Treasurer and Agent of the Massachusetts, Sabbath
School Society, died at Boston the 18th instant Of
disease of the heart
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roots hair ron part Of The body Gouraud taAa
nsotested SOAP cores tan .mples frssk sunhoru
tons Ae Liquid rouse 10y bite hair dye
Wall street nrs, store from 8rosdwsy Gallon.
der s. south bird 81 Get Pbuaa.lphia
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Bankers Chcveux Toniaue is the IN

BaTkfrs Chcven TOnique Is the thing
that every one 10 looking for Something wbi,h will
really resrs the hair and Y gressse- Into
bGesir Here you have NE sisins uqaid ensrpg the
Of the hair Price rs cents sold Head
quarters BAKERS, 40 Broadway.
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The extensive saw mills Of Covode Co., situated in
Gle srRed county, Pa entirely consumed by fire
last Thursday together with from 500 600 to feet
of umber-the whole loss probably amounting to 900
or 81, 600. During the time the IRE raging, Mr..
jacob Covode in attempting to Of the property
was struck by falling timber and badly injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Sewing Maehines.-rhe Osmhanatson Of
needle and shuttle sewing machines hes been dscar
public properly The decion Of Hon charles Mason, Com
mesepeJ 81 Patents that this invention made
by walter Hunt In 1884 that Il has beea given ~ tue
public he estorons Of EAs Howe yr and HIS associates
are low At an end Copies Of this decision he hsd,
gratis, At any Of the ofiees Of n SINGER co.
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NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB-THE MEMBERS OF
IN the club to meet ct the club room 81
Prince street, en- Saturday, Juno a. At O'Clock r. NJ
n mbers' badges ready for dslivery,
TAX CONMIssIC EERS OFFICE, NEW YORK, NAY
IL, ls5l--N office Tax Payers The roilD
Of several wards Of the oy aud Of New York
" goth day Of Nay until Monday the 18th cay Of Juns
IN elusive All DESTROYS examining
the assessment rolls are rsguss.ed to make application
undersigned at their o6oe No. 81 Chambers strosA
Easement Of the Court the honrs Of A.
''''f'- s$sS$ 1SSss.a o'n.'.'''s's.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

Personal.
IF CHARLES J. v. TITLE Is ALIVE, WHO LEFT
Bristol England In January, 1879 he will confer
yor ~ Addressing letter to Edgar H. Tompknsvs Post
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21
CbeaD Pleasures.

Did you ever study the cheapness OF
pleasure? Do you know how little it takes
to make a man happy? Such trihes as a
penny or smile do the work. There are
Two or three boys passing along-give
them each a chestnut, and how smiling
they look-they will not be cross for some
time. A poor widow lives in the neigh
borhood who Is the mother of half a
dozen children--send them half peck Of
sweet apples, and they will all be happy.
A cliild has lost his arrow-a word to him
and he mourns sadly; help him to find it,
or make him another, and how quickly
will the sunshine play upon ! is sober face
A boy has as much as he can do to pile up
load of wood-assist him few moments,
or speak pleasant word to him, and he
forgets his toll, and works away without
mindingit. Your apprentice has broken
a mug, or cut the vest too large, or slight
ly injured apiece Of work; say "you scoun-
drel, ''and he feels miserable-remark Il
am sorry" and he will try to do better
You employ man-pay him chcerfully,
and speak pleasant word to him and he
leaves yodr house with contented heart,
to light up his own hearth with smiles
and gladness. As you pass along the street
you meet a familiar face-say "Good morn
ing. as though you felt happy, and it
will work admirably in the heart of your
neighbor.
Pleasure is cheap will not bes.ow
it liberally? If there are smiles, sunshine
and flowers all about. let US not grasp
them with miscr's fist, and lock them up
in our hearts. No. Rather let us take
them and scatter them about us-in the
cot of the widow, among the groups of
in the crowded mart, where men
of business congrogate, in our families and
everywhere, We can make the wretched
discontented cheerful-the
afflicted .rcsigned--at exceedingly cheap
rates. Who will refuse to do it,