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MURDER.
OrsEGo.

We have frequently taken occasion to speak of that
indiscr;minate poisoning OF children which is openly
done by the vendors Of unripe fruits candies colored
with deadly minerals and penny ice-creams prepared
from divers substances, impure and filthy to the last
deCree-but there is another species of chhd-murder
by slow poison, the unhappy victims of which are
daily exhibited to our apahetic eyes, upon which we
have word to say.
We allude to the drugging OF infants with various
extracts of opium, aud preparations of alcohol in the
shape of cordias which is praeticed by every one OF
the beggar.wonen who display themselves in dirty
rags. and their babes halfclothed and miserable, in
our streets and whose sole means of support Is the
money bestowed by unthnking people whom we viii
suppose ignorant OF their crimes We venture to say
that of the scores of these helpless infants one may see
in single walk about the City, not one will be heard
TO make loud noise no laugh or cry, or utterance OF
childish experience Of pleasure, surprise orpan, from
tie early morning till night OF the longest day.
They lie utterly indifferent to everything, unnotic-
ing any of the thousand things which should attract
chld's attention in the streets, in painless stupor,
induced by the doses of opium, and other poisons
administered by the remorseless bags who have
charge of them for the only purpose of keeping them
quiet and rendering them less troublesome This
crime is no less crime because il is not consummaed
iustartancousy it is less murder because the VIC
tim fingers perhaps for months before death comes,
and those ipjudicious or ignorant people who 10
pseudoeeneroy give money to such persons as these
should be I'D the facts, that they may know how I'M
worthy are the recipients of their bounty. just so
long as unthirkgg people will give to streebeggar'
Just so long will this barbarous practice be continued
If poisoning children into iDsensbility, aud ex-
hibting their stunted, puny, diseased bodies in
public Is traps to catch pennies from the char
table We know of law to take these BABY
victims from the custody Of their guilty
guardians as long as the murders not sufficiently
speedy to attract the attention OF the police, but we
caution people against giving to street beegars IN any
case, unless they desire to contribute just so much
money to the encouragement Of set Of thieves.
Needy persons who are incapable Of performing
actual labor and meeting their necessities by their in
dividuaI earnings always obtain relcfby applying
to the proper amsgiviDg institutions where food and
clothing will lie proyidedand when they resort to
public begging it is only to obtain moHey with which
to procure the of miDistering TO aPpettes tho
most depraved. Money given to them Il worse than
thrown away for the whole tribe is wholly de-
PRAYED, vicious, and criminal and the members, with
scarcely single exception, pickpockets and vaga-
bonds Of the very lowest stamp.
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rI'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY of Roxbury has discovered IN of our
HUMOR from 6e scyerLa dorm 20 eo~"o" Pnple
He he's tried in eleven hTndrse eases and never aa
possession hundred certificates OF lie value All WHINE
"Tss he, arc warranted TO cure nursns sore mouth
one three bottles viii cure the worst kind OF pnes on The
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bes
Two bottles warranted TO cure the worst eanker IN The
thee to i've bottles are warranted the Of
Jn or two bottles are warranted all humor in the
Two bottles warranted mnnins Of the ears and
-Four or SIX bottles are corrupt and running
ore bottle will core scely eruptions Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst csse OF
Two or bottles warranted to the most desperate
three 10 four bottles are warranted
Five TO egh; bottles win cure the wort cee 81 seIoiua
benefit always experienced from the It bottle aud per
feet warranted when the above quantity is taken
Nothing looks improbable e. those who have IN vAn tee
pastures and along old sonewas should cure
every hqmo in the fys'emi yet 1t is fixed feet II yoe have
about H. suing cases but not yours peddied over
thousand bottles Of in the vicinity Of Boston know he Ell
eft done in Massachusetts, gave II TO children
looking dre whose flesh soft and hsbby restored 70
perfect state Of health by one bottle ,
To those who subject 10 SICK headacbe one bottle wal
always cure IL gives great relief IN eatarfb and dizziness
Some who have taken have been coye for years AID nav.
been regulated by IL Where the body sound NJ works quite
easy but where there deengmen Of the functions OF
1t VIII very singular teAhg Out you must hO
alarmed; they always disappear from four days TO week
There bad result from H on the contrary when ina,
feeling is gone, you viii feel yourself like new person
heard Of the oXtrayagant eBooums OF IT that ever
man listened to-
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY No. Ia Warren-st,
Roxlury, Mass Price 81. - - -.-...,..,, . -
Whoiesae gents for Ees-YoIk; C. Y. CLICKENER Co..
No al Bstcay.sts CHARLES II. RING No l9l BIosdwayi
A b. & d. SANDS, No. 1H willianesti MARSH oRViS
Co, No. $50 Greenwiehsti sCHIEFFELIN, BROS Co
I7O Nihan-st.; BOYD PAUL, C"arnhersst WELLS \ Co.
us Frapklint; McKISSON ROBBINS Coz No 10 Maiden
lane, HAVILAND, HARpAL NsLEft Weuen,st
WARD CLOSE Co., Maidenlanei Mrs HAYS broosiy
and for retail by all respectable Druggists throughout s
I1rio
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GOV. REEDER IN KANSAS.

From ne Ransas Herald Of Freedom, Jans3o
We are pleased to learn that Governor Reeder has
returned TO the Territory. He arrived on Saturday
morning last in exceen; health and spirs resolved on
sustaining the laws at whatever cost. The Governor
did Lot bring bis family with bin as he INTENDED on
account of hs disappointment IN getting suitable &C
commodat0ns for their comfort in Kansas.
A gentleman who came up the Missouri on the seme
steamer with him reports that intelligence appeared 10
be ahead Of them that the Governor on board me
boat and crowds hroDg ed the leyee at every lanmnS
apparently 10 get sight Of his Excelency. tic was
several times rudely assaled by MS enemies bnI me
Governor showed much Goodness IN warding OH b'su
wordy thrIsts. ...s ncv ~
On one occasion gentleman approacnsd w. M,
and said be heard friend at Weston, no. '.ns ss
that IL Gov Reeder returned TO tbe iefno'y nS "vae
gather no a company Of men, zen ITousauu ~ toees
ssry ana search every part o. inc iefnofy, II need
s s1iy, ga ard hang him. The Governor very cor
s. Nod his informant for The intelligence, and
-arsyLed: "Tel your friend that whether be comes
., he head of ten hundred ten thousand men, IL
viii make no difference; shaH n<ver be rsobbed and
your friend If be makes O demonstration In that drec-
ion may rect assured that hs minutes are numbered,
for will put ball through bis head though know
shall be cut into inch pieces 10 ten minutes afterward.
shsl, pursue ny legitimate business uninterrupted,
else the invader Of my rights shall pay the forfeit"
The bold and manly course pursued by Gov. Reeder
has endeared him TO the American people. 1t lis re-
ported that the National Administration would remove
him If he did no. resign. We confident he viii
not resign and If the Administration shall remove ham
they viii find it tantarnount TO committing suicide.
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euce-and Great Britain con;ended strenuOusiy 10
exclude us therefrom by the terms Of the Treaty.
But il was contended by the New-England fishermen,
's That when God Almighty made the Banks of New
"foundland at 900 leagues distance frsm the people
Of America, and COO leagues distance from those Of
France and England. He gave US as good right
"to them as to YOU that if occupation, use, and
possession give right, have it as well as you; If
war ard blood and treasure give right, ours is as
good as yours-we have constantly been nghting IN
Canada, Cape Breton, and Nova Scotia, for the de-
tense Of this fishery and have expended, beyond all
"proportion, more than YOU Thus spake the New
England fishermen, by the mouth of Adams, the elder
And the Continental Congress in l779 sPake thus
by resolution: ThG: il is essential to the welfare OF
these United States that the inhabitants thereof at
the expiration of the war shall continue TO enjoy the
free and undsturbed exercise of the common right to
feb on the Banks OF Newfoundland and the other t'h-
ng-banks and seas of North America; and that IN the
Treaty of Peace with Great Britain stipulation be
made on their part not to disturb the inhabitants of
these States in the free exercise of their common right
10 tie fisheries aforesaid.
And our Minister Mr. Adams, was instructed ac-
oordingy, that the common right of fishing should
" in % case be given up And thus hsh aud fishing
dictated the very terms Of the Treaty which acknowl-
edged our nationality.
Daniel Webster was right when he said he would
never surrender our fishing rights, but bold on to bob
and line, hook and snker. OrsEGo.
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Nstpgprk DAILY Gribm,ae.
vICr TOR GALBR Attn.
BY II. W. LosGFELLow.

UgDIR the walls Of Monterey
At DAY break the bugles began 10 play,
Victor Gabraith
In the mis-, Of the morning damp and gray,
These were the words they seemed TO say:
"Come forth to thy death,
Victor Gelbraith~
Forth he came with a martial tread,
Firm YVES his step erect his head;
Victor Galbraiih,
He who so well the bugle played,
Could not mistake the words II said:
'Cone forth 70 thy death,
Victor GalbraIth y
He looked at the earth, he looked al tie sky,
He looked a: the flee Of muskeIy,
Victor Galbraiih
And be said with steady voice aid eye,
aTske gooo aim; am ready to de y
Thus challenges death
Victor GalDraith
Twelve fiery tongues flashed straight and reS,
SIX lea5en balls on their errsnd sped;
Victor Galbraith
Fails TO the ground but he is not dead,
His name was not stamped on those balls OF lead
And they oIdy scsth
Victor Galbraith.
Thrpe halls are in tie breast and brain,
But he rises out Of the dust again.
Victor Galbraith
The water he drinks has a bloody stain,
" o Kill me, and put me out of my pain J"
In his agony prayeth
Victor Galbraith
Forth dar. once more those tongues OF fame,
And tire Bugler has died a death of shame,
Victor Gslt<aith.
His soul has gone back TO whence i came,
And 10 one answers to the name,
When the Sergeant saith
"Vict0r Galbraith!"
Under the walls of Monterey
BY night bugle is heard to play,
Victor GalbIaith
Through the mist of the valley damp and gray
The sentinels hear the sound and say:
THAT is the wroith
OF Victor Galbraithl'
fPuinan's Morthly.
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LIFE IN IOWA.

Correspondence Of The " Y Tribune
GRIsxE1L, PowEsmEK Co., Iowa
Saturday, March ~ leoo.
c.t1a ,otice which THE TRIBUNE, In
d.Dendsnt, Springfield Republican Chicago Herald
and other papers gave of our efforts t. form a
town vita its cOgnate institutions and material
sSvantase,, has led to certain results, which
mel zion;
Firstly, deluge Of letters, speculative, and
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me1irdl.
|, r ID e o G. II
1T BROWN COD-LIVER OH

IL LIGHT BROWN COD-LlFbh Oll.
Prepared for MEDICINAL IN the LofOden Isles Norway
ard pnt the Of chemical analysis by DR. DE- JoN1h
who v Liz literary works and scientific travels has gained Tor
hiEasef Europe the wedeserved reputation a. me
highest authority all that regards this most enecua Ieneq
for CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA GobI,
RICKETS. SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS, DishA9i1o OF ,ro
SKIN, INFANTIEE WASTING and 0ENEhAL DE-
BILf1Y. c,,,p,,,-c TRINA
udHIFR JONATHAN PERE1RA, TOUGHER, aud nu-
erous other distinguished Physicians aud scientific Chent
Specially rewarded with medals by the Governments OF nE
Hospitals Of Europe.
Has most entfely superseded all other kinds the Con-
tneu 10 consequence m proved superior and efficacy,
as We a. for being perfectly free from all unpleasant od5r
and bitter and acrimonious taste not irritating the
throat pang Digestion neither producing nausea and
vomiting, dierhea 80,
P"ttIsS labeled with DR. DE JONGHS Stamps and Signs
turee 75cens per bottle liberal discount 10 Apotbecaes
and nugss Eight bottles forwarded carriage free TO the
oouutry On receipt Of Sc. Wholesale and retail BY
LEOPOLD WETZLAR. No. is Dey.st, New ork,
Sole Agent the United States Of Dr. do Jonshs Light
Brown Cod Liver Oil.
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NOTICE of Observation-Disclosures

NUIICE OF DIo nInU -, ~. u,oaooa. -
the sale Of the REAL ESTATE Of WILLIAM lR-
WIN late Of the City Of Newiork deceased ief me
rsvrt nj of debts ecly made under the oe OF he
Srrrocsfe Of the County Of NewYork by MATTHEW Al
LIN ana PATRICK TRACY the Executors OF said deceased
vii be d;rbufcd 70 those entitled thereto according 20 law AZ
the surrovaie Occ the City Of work on the seventh
Dni,d iSue \ 1855 A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
iell eu6xr
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HAVANA.

The Urited States Mail steamship Cahawba, II. w.
Shufeldt, Commander from New-0rleans the 9Th and
Havana 18th, arrived here Sunday afternoon, July
Is, days and hours from Havana.
Tie politi al news from the Island of Cuba is unm-
portant The disarming OF the negro militia is pro-
crossing, their services being no longer required.
The sugar mills have ceased grinding, and many
thousand boxes are left standiog in the fields that
could not be conveyed to the sugarhouses account
of the rains The market continues active at the adj
venced prices of last adyices for staple products and
the sock diminishing.
Tie health Of Havana has been unequaled during
the past Winter and Spring, and continues to the
present Tine RefeshiDg showers every day and it
is confidently believed that no epidemic will make its
appearance this season.
The United States ship Falmouth, Captain Shaw,
arrived and anchored in the harbor of Havana from
cruise on the 10th instant-all well.
From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, wednesday, July III, 1855.
Since my letter of the 9Th instant | have re-
eeiyed communications from various country
correspondents giving me information of the
landing Of no less than four cargoes of Africans
one in the Cabsnas district, another no great
distance TO the westward of that point, srd two
AT or near Trinidad de Cuba. At this latter
place within few months past there has for the
fret time been stationed British Vice. Consul,
a gentleman named William Sidney Smith; and
it ia, TO say the least very extraordinary that he
should have permitted these unfortunate Africans
TO be landed within a mile of his residence and
remain in ignorance of the circumstance. Nor
did aby of the Spanish authorities I" know any
" thing Of the landing" Were their eyes blind
folded with golden ounces
IL is worthy Of remark too that during the whole
period of the present government of General
Conchs, be has not punished single official for
conniying at the landing of Africans. 1t may be
that General Concha would excuse himselfby say
ing the ofense has not been legally proved against
sny official. To this would reply that proof suf-
feient TO convict more than one Of them morally
if lot legally, has been sddueed; beside which,
from the little insight have obtained into the adj
ninstration Of so-caed justice, strong legal proof
is not always deemed necessary to insure the con
Yiction Of accused parties.
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wrscosss.-A Republican State Convention VII
be held at the Capitol in Madison, On the sth day Of
September ne1t for the purpose Of nominating cand-
dates for State Officers to be supported BY the people
at the next General Election.
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of the County of NcwYork Notice Is hereby gwen 20 all
perrons having claims against PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN late
f the City NcYork, deceased 10 present the same with
voucher thereof 10 the Subscriber the office OF Gabriel an
Colt No 81 Coumbia-s the City q New on or before
the sixth day of July New 1osk the I'd Cay OF feo
IuaTy, 1855 THOS. l. ACIVN, Aoihinsla''i
rrtfr
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Ecqdl Notires.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork notice s hereby gwen TO AT
persons having claims against 0hNf CoS nLO lae o.
youcl crs thereof to the subscriber a. his store, No. 90 eAr
re, in h Cv Of NewYor on before the twelfth day OF
her NegYork the ninth day of june 1850
iell law6mM hlOhAhp MAhSu' bNo0ulo4'
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jy2 lawswM Plainiias Attorney
CrpREME CoURT-City apd County of Sew.

CUPREME COURT-Clty and county OF New
- York THOMAS FITZPATRICK against MAXI ~, Am
NICHOLSON, JOHN NICHOLSON, SAMUEL NiS[tni1t11-
SON and oihers.-To JOHN NICHOLSON and ~ n ~
srr he complaint IN hs scioD, which hs day nid IN me
or IN the CIV Hal Of said City, and 70 serve copy OF
your the sad complaint on Tie soseioes 81 MS
Cfoe Nun Der % Nussau-s IN ihe City o. New'l ok wlt
twenty GAYS aer the service Of this on YOU exclusive
Of the such and II fail 70 answer ae Sa
within the aforesaid, the pAlntu IA t o1
viii Apply The Court for the relief demanded In the
Dated The Oh DAY Of ally 1875
txQI eNxl(NyM X. khTtlIM. Pl4luuhs Attorney.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Yok notice hereby given 70 az per
% having claims against JAMES JUBB late Of he City Of
EewYok deceased present the same with soacers thereof
a. n, Al the Of Bell COe Esq~, No % john
81 IN City Of Newly before the twenty day
of October neXtDated NowNork, xlst day OF Apni 100
ans lGWtfnM SUSAN JUMP, AdtnihstAthh
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NJ Y SI,ppFAfF CoIrRT-IoHN STEPHEN

AZ Y. SUPREME COURT.-JOHN STEPHEN-
IN. SON against JOHN MURPHY.-To the DEFENDANT
d-Yo hereby summoned and tos ~eI
The ceplsin this action which filed IN the ce Of me
CLERK Of the and County OF Newlork ~ the Cry Hal Ia
the CITY OF the 5oh day Of June, lSo snd TO
,v copV Of your the said complaint on the sub
scrbrs NJ office No Ill Broadway IN The City OF
b twenty the the service hereof exclusive OF the
SsV 81 such fail the said comp amt
wi hin u.oreCead the plaintiff In this action w take
iufreut against the Of i've hundred aud ofy
seven dosrs fifty cents with interest from the IGN Gay
OF June less, besides The costs OF this aetonpslea new"
Ycrk, June 18th, 1855 - ...,,,,,.,- 4, pr.r, en-
40 isx,exM Plaintiffs Attorneys
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EpwARp sNIrH cur Agent fer the sale OF iHs "
BURLINGTON, W.
PALMrKs authorized 70 receive snbscr oDs aas ~
verssrDents for THr TRIBUNE in the Cities "a ril
ard BosToA. .,...i. 81 Tas
W L. PALMER l. Agent in SYRACUSE for me S' 'i A"'
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IN PURSUANCE Of all order Of the Surrogate
u he County Of NewYolk notice hereby aven 20 al =
,r having aims astust DUNCAN PHfFE, late Of the Sy
If Ncwloik deceased, present. the same Win
ths,f 10 be srbscilcr. the oHce II LlFiNeHION n
MlER No 1872 broadway IN the City OF new York % ~
before the 6feenih day II september ue~t-Dliea
~ WILLIAM PHYFE,)
JAS. PHNFE, Executors
r.rfrnMs
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1NHE NETWORK UNION MUTUAL N
4 sURANCE COMPANY VS.. DWIGHT N>r----t = JP,
Lewis J.nes Jr. Joan Lswery Archibald Ii very hsny
Sheldon WI ism H1agy sheldon, Gt'fge biNoer' a.,i
ChesrutSvood Charles CIoukhte, snubal o. Lnsils WI
Ian, Lsu.ira John T.. Lagraye, John Boxer, lni w H.
Wiptcp-IN EOUfTY-in the Court Of Co.nmoa Pleas Ia
= Il Tor Tie Couatv " Vne and state u Pennsy an
9 ~ Tntcrlss5er fled BY s.d In,uauce Company IN aid
Ccu srsns .nii Defendants 20 compel them % .na
,,ie - adjust their claims ~ uoness su@ 90 s y OF
~ doe covered .sii Court the 18Th day 81 Dec ne
lsf sesirsi ad Insurance Company on TWO policies 81 sa
N certain sciicn wherein John Baker survivor OF IN
gLschsr Is flente and the said Insurance Company Is oe
frnSsrt Il No 21S. September Tenn, leo- 80 =
tho STATE Of PeunsyiyeriE hereby noted tn p,oes o
uireun has issued cut q sad Coat en- st,d b
- lants fe,ed AZ Hcresdas, IN sad county On me sn
~ ~ Iuue ss and that they the above n a
ere therety commanded g be and spPeA os;sse tn5
- - g. muon Pleas sitting IN Equity az iionssA
srssd On The Monday Of SsP,sSssF next o5
p ,ier ard there 10 said BIZ intcfpead-f ea
% 60, - sf,ressd end 90 al those things whch oy
~ & nav then and there be ordered ard dee'eed 70 taat
s s 49, H''s NV EARL WHEELER solicitor
pene'A Tar said Insurales COmpluy.
Hone dae, July IL, 1855. JD - .
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SUPREME COURT.-County Of Steuben-
~ HANNAH BLOOD ssains, SAMUEL 5. HAlGHr and
SAMUEL w. aAIGHT--Summons for money.-To the de-
encat ase,e nared You hereby summ9ned 70 appear
n he supreme Court Of the STATE Of New lork, aud answer
ne Complaint Of HANNAH BLOOD, plaintiff copy OF watch
hed IN me Clerks Oce Of Steusea County Acd 70 serve
cop OF your snswer the Subscribers a. lie Roy IN "a Cous
y OF oretne Shn tsenty after the service o. ths SUN
mons executive n the day fszvice and f 70 answer
sAif CON pant hereby required tn plaintiff VIII take Jag
against for i've hundred With thereon
hom the FIRST day OF October, Is53, besides costs
BAaTOW 4 OLMSTED,
Plaintiffs Attorneys lie Roy N11 York.
NJ B--The compliant IN this action was tiled ia The CLERKS
ofiee Of Steuben County. June ~ 1873
BARLOW 4 OLMSTED, Attorneys.
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~
- son as. JOHN NICHOLSON, SAMUEL NlCHOL-
SON Grt otheGsTo John Nchcson and Samnc Nicholson:
You hereby summoned and required answer the comp amt
this action whcn has his aay been fled il the One Of the
Ce.k tho City ent County Newly the City Han, n
tie aid City Gad 10 serve copy Of answer 9 the sad
mIsli the sub crbs - hs Office, No ~ Nastust
~ the ssid City, within twenty dsys AFTER the service Of this
you, exclusive II TIE Cay Of such service and
you the sail complaint within tie time aforesaid
ihe ria nh th. action viii sppy the Court Cor the relief
demanded IN the ccmp sint-Dsfed Jane 81, 1853
i've law OWN j. ADRlANCE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-05-26

FEMALE LovE.-How few women have ever
been in love. They marry because they are
asked, and because the marriage is suitable. II
is their vocation to be married parents ap-
prove, and they have no other attachment.
Any observant person, living in society where
there is continual marrying, must be struck
with this fact. Cupid's quiver must be ex-
hausted, or his arrows blunt-he pierces few
hearts. am inclined to think that girl
really in love, one who bore the symptoms OF
the malady, would be thought very improper !;
yet have often fancied that there must be a
man born in the world for every woman, one Of
whom to see would be- love, to cheer, even to
adore one with whom her sympathies would
be SO entirely blended that she would recognize
him at once as her lord. Now-and-then these
pairs come together and woe to her that meets
this other-self too late for neither peace, hap
piness nor contentment will dwell therein,