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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

CoFFEEThe marke, Il dull and hes rather heavy appear.
sDce the saes 80 mats Jaysst i6c and 100 bags DO ct
lG.c
fLOt AND AEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal -Four
Moderate aud TO effect sees the low grades decline o.
Ice bb s submitted the better grades heavy ana
irregular the srTiysl. limited and the stock IL sinai
trade fe rfu Of hodr, large stocks the sae @ ~ rs
at 80 404f6 - for 20 good state; o. oi
extra DO Sc S0d 81 " for sgpertne Indiana she
st 6Od 81 81 for TO g0od extra Ohoi w
for good choice do 81 25a 10 . for 81 os orsaus sno
~ for Caaacirn flour u as easier
the and the inquiry hight SAFES o ." os a.
AZ 20 20 for supersue and SO 0a - 20 of extra brands,
southern Flour freely offered and is loc Lower On the low
grsdcs descriptions heavy and tend GosnwEd the
ses are bbl. 900 - for mixed 70 good brands
Batuore 4e. - IOd 81 80 for the letter grades Rye
tcuri. moderate gcquos, "a b heavy 3, $40 - 30 Corn
Meal steady; sales 100 bbs Brantywne and puucaeoas
q -l9 - $50.
0RAIN-Thtie /. considerable rreguluity in Wheat
aarkei ordinary Qualities very unstable and prices
pors; whit. choice comparatively fr but close. heavy
the 20 bush red Southern 8 4sd g.; 1850
bush white do 81 70d 81 III 800 bush unfound 60.
81 ga 81 80; 100 bush I'M, Iior old white Illinois at So
5se0 eUs fair red Indiana od at ST. 900 bus Milwaukee
Club Of 81 fdsi 49, 2s00 bush red Northern Wisconsin az
IL 49, i'o bush good old white Michigan at ST. TO- Rye is
quiet and 10 noniIal ct gocdsl 05 Barley is and
Ioins Oats N fair demand al 5G62c for STATE and 6l
te FOX Western Corn opened hrmer but AZ ac close
ar snd is freely offered the sales 81 90 bua AZ asa aSc
for Weiern mixed closing And 9Oc for Southern
Yellow.
GuNNY BAGS AND CLOTH-we take tie wing from
The BesfH shipping Lit The market very firm for Gunny
ESpy ~ es seysccs acsta Sst rveS y :.ly ssstsasS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

A DASGrRoU. COusrERFEir.-The spurious -
Srv.YoIk. have made their appearance. here. Oae
Of them vas shown TO Us this morning, having oeen
passed off 10 grocer in this city, and was oniy ae
tected when Offered az the counter or one OF or Dahs
he teller having had mis- attention directed by me
notice published This morning in the Nes-Tork papers
respecting this issue-o;herwse be woui haVs tsken
IT, II is the most dangerous counterfeit We ever saw,
being remarkably well executed inIlIsfon OF new
issue OF the bank, which has 20. yet 90 INTO general
circulation. Newark DAILY hu'ei"ser'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

The center piece is one Of the most beautiful and
elaborate pieces of workmanship of the kind we have
ever bebeld, and needs TO be seen in order to be
fally comprehenoed. The main piece is nearly four
feet in hight including the pedestal, which is oval in
Sorm. From the center of the pedestal rises conica
column, near the top Of which branch out four arms
supporting as many cut glass dishesa the top of the
column is larger dish-these dishes being designed
for fruit and flowers. Beneath two Of the smaller
dishes are two figures thirteen or fourteen inches IN
hight, representing COMMERCE and PEACE. The left
hand Of the figure of Commerce rests globe stand.
ing on a pedestal ut the foot of which appears the
yudder Of ship.
Peace holds in one hand pen and in the other
crown Of laure-at her side is pedestal at the foot
Of which stands trumpet, while top is scroll.
At the feet of these fgures side is an Eagle
9th spread wings, and on the other the coat OF arms
sf the State Of NewYork in relief The entire piece
rests upon large plateau around which is inscrp
fien similar 70 that the salver above mentioned
Every one Of the pieces is marked with large Old
EngHsh NJ.
Messrs. John A. Stevens, Chairman, John G. King
end Royal Phelps composed the Committee appointed
By the merchants TO superintend the work. Tine SER
vice cost $40 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond. &C., mdse and
prss to Ludan 4 Peasants
Bark Joseph fi.o Phlp cardenss days. with sugar and
Big iseLin LO;eey, Cope Hayden 5ts nat. With eSsss
So va. run into By .sp VIM Travis. hssce for Gavs:so
which carried swap the bowspr Jbboom man c6anne
''Gyf se &c The " %T. s SdHsrs b.! s VIZ"
mahogany and loswood 70 r. p. Buck Co.
Brig Bel Flower lof pit.s.9n Me Dueli M.tasorts Z,
lon &C. spoke whale ch Wn Martin, Martin, Of and from
Orleans months, with 80 tbs oil ell well on board
Bg Jane DBL Ans~o rth, Carlton, c. T., q days. with S's
schT oliver spelmsn spellrnsn, Providence, with md'
schr. Brave, Crosbey Boston days, with mdse.
Schr. Citizen, Portland, with nldse III =. a.
schr Z. A Hopkins, hear Snowfall days. with corn 20
schr O. Ward Robbins. Virginia days. with cor" 70 i''
vens Co. s,.b s.,s Nth ,yhs.,
schr Island City Concklins Baltimore dsys with coal al,
SehI d. H. BALDWIN. Sands Fredericksburg days, With
sebr Cbas Fox Chase North Caroas days with wheat.
SEN Wocots fsiker DOston days. WITH rd,e 70 Dayton
s sel1sI Iam.r.Ine Tur.ey. W.rshsn with nails.
Sioep Pointel, Fowler, Psovaenee with mdse.
sioop " D. Msnsom, Russsl, Taunton.
stc.mer Dcswsre copes, Philadelphia and Cs,e May 70
bonyE undse. to 4. Perkins
Pecan Audleh Providence 10 r. d.e. Issss
stsauer Decatur, Geer Norwich ndse 10 f. H. Rockand
sAILEDSts sn,hips City Of Baltimore Br crew Liver
poc Central Arsrcs. Herndon Aspinwsl; ships Yorktown
body, Liverpool; hate Prince Jones, ST. John, Ne Csr',
i% PeTEy LaITesMk \ IL E Sp,.ece5 . Ans~stp; City
also, ship T. 3Iasoun, Baxter Fan Francisco
wINDAt during the day, calm ct Sunset g. and ver
light.
The Ham ship Borussia this morning taken on TIE
large Balance dock for repairs abe viii have shaft sne
propeller Tie clipper ship ellespont 800 tins Wa. mi
taken the balance dock she Will be sssa,e,
snd receive her lrst suit Of copper. The clipper saP
oy e. examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
NLW~JERSEY II,E.K&.

TVr OFFICIAL SGT ,BEIE.-Those fremen of llo-
boAen who sustain tae Chief Of the Department in his
,iva.ry win the Chairman OF tho Cpmmss Council
Committee or Fire and Wafer, held ao ind: yna,on
mcc;irc AZ me Town Hal on Wednesday night. They
posed solutions End made speeches in his support,
ara arpo, ted Committee TO draft resolutions in ia
vor u Locslasive scion seveIing the dependence Of
the Ere Department upon TIE Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

.cc1pryrs-Jobn W,bser Eel. ID loaded csr. IN
Yoa street. Jersey City, Yesterday, was run over
syd badly injured. He was taken TO the Ne"-iork
Hospital.
A little GIL was run over by an omnibus n Mont
gonery street: Jersey City, on "Wednesday evening"
spo had al ann and leg fractured.
John Hopper and John Brown, caTpei ter-: * WORK
putting Il coIDice upon house in the Chy oil hu1-1n
on Wednesdsv, fell ara were severely lJdred-hop-
Der probably fatally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

.bout o,b a, .irh. wei. with she sad lie wss -
ins grocery buy ssss when ve so ;seis abe
nov for th.m aid ssk tr III H. sad tie bill 70 ne
sk be said h. would 80 and II chare1; be want ct
and lad rut he returned who be s.d ne -otd no. GEL y
chang.d ard ssvs /: bacS ssted bin 4 "1a sod
sno why he could il changed he said Yes be so.ssd
II vas sood but coud change nc thfn ell ana ""n. .
ano;he store here called for ssst save ;ae stlse ~
n wa arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......AUGrs1
Cleared.

s.eamship-Central America, Hemcen, Aspinwal N. o.
Roberts lid
ships-Yorttown, Meyer London Gnnnen. Minturn Co
Zurich, Rish Bavre, M. Livingston.
Bsrks-N. II. Geron MAXWELL Barbados, Bishop Bros
Warwick jenkins, New. Orleans, N. ii. Bingham -
Bds-Princess Royal tBLl Pesrmsn, st. Georges, w. NJ
Davenport
Schooners-M. D. Lane Gardner, Mstsnzss, W. Elwsl
Co.. Blue Chit (Br), Dunn. Windsor j. s. Whitney Cos
Corpersil Wilmington, ID. C. Murray; Orion Smith, st. Ma
rvs, Z. Peter; H. Psysop Edredse Phlsdepaia ys:
wheelocL c. Thomas Turtle New asvsn % nss, :
ter Newbern Davis Holmes; Fairfax Mott, Alexandria
Merrill Abbott, Lynchburg Harris, Richmond, g. H. Pier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
street: asa found ehise, nppera shsaeton Keys, and
small zach containing slage assortment Of night keys.
Justice Wood of the Eseex Marke. Police Cour. COM
naried them for further examination.

TBE MARCY TESTIMONIAL Ply MERCHANTS OF
NswYonx.-Last Spring some Of our leading and
h.fuential merchants ordered the manufacture of
service Of plate for presentation 10 the Hon. William
L. Marcy late Secretary Of State, aud the order has
just been completed by Messrs. Tiffany & Co. of
Broadway, at whose store It viii remain few days
On exhibition. The order was given long ago. bat the
work from ts elaborate nature consumed much time,
snd before it could be completed Mr.. Marcy died.
The service viii accordingly be presented 70 the
family Of the deceased and wilt doubt be held in
high estimation by them coming "a it does from the
leadipg merchants Of the Metropolitan City OF the
Uaion.
The entire service excepting the knivcs is of solid sl-
ver and consists of dozen each OF spoons and ks
Of all sizes the knives being OF fine STEEL plated
With carved ivory handles; two soup turreeus and
saysrs; one fish dsh and cover; SIX dishes with COW
for eartes tthe covers OF these being so con-
eruc,ed that they in moment be converted into
dishes; elk vegetable dishes with covers, four hsv-
ing stands and heaters; two gravy boats; two pitch
ere; four pairs OF salt-celars; ono center piece
designed for fruit coee-pot; teapot; kettle for hot
water, with heater; creampOt; sugar-bo.l; slop-
bowl; and oval salyer thirty inches in length On the
salver appears the following inscription:
Presented with Service of Plate,
/: CITY S Of new y York.
!: WILLIAM L. MARCY. LATE srcREriEy oF STATE,
: IN token Of THEN high appreciation Of his
Wise and able administration
D.: Foreign Aa,irs Of the Country,
|: During his term Of office.
{. A. d. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

,J.-re, City clipped yesterday morning. They puf-
Dad mics Of NAE attire 10 81 themselves the DAY
preyious pretending that wa. for sds " IN The coue
nv a; abou. their size. They slso had their ba.f
~, mon Of Il p believed that they eit with the
., MAIN Of schooner with whom hey we're someEhat
s.aya.nted. Tie schooner sasd yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Rrx OvrR.-On Wednesday evening a boy named
Michael Deley, reading a. No. 80 West Twenty
eighth street fell from the forward part OF wagon ID
Creen,ch avenue and sustained fraciure Of the iet
thigh bone, by the wheel passing over him. lie wss
conveyed 10 the Ninth Precinct Station and attended
Nv DIR. Tucker, after which he was removed to tue
Ney-York Hospital.
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TAdvert,semeDt-l
DIR. s. s.

pages ensrsyng bound explanatory Of the treatment by
which he cures CoNsvnPToS ASTHMA, DIsEAsrs os TIE
HEART THROAT, SrsNAcH, BOWELS. Lives, KIDNEYS and
SKIN FhMALE COMPLAINTS GRAVEL, &c. sent by mai and
postage prepaid, tor 40 cents Apply TO
Dr. 5. ). FITCH, No. ia Broadway New York.
He has other Office either ~ Chicago, Buffalo Pittsburgh or
elsewhere lie Is absent from NewfoTk ara 10 pnyS
sisu eesew here il auShoized 70 Use his name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Ut. IL. UobDtLt OHtCt' NO. 90 -
open consultation and treatment Of taA most frmidsbs
cassse, CATARRH.
Long and patient investigation into the location and
SYMPTOMS OF this disease and experience IN the
of IT, has directed him 10 sremedy which hiss proved
positive and radical aud bis uniform with the
dscourogng warrants him IL that is remedies
sud treatment q efeetue and speedy cure.
OHice honIs. O u I'll 2. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

In ,eamship Civ Of Baltdso,s for Lcrpooi-Mr Ely O.
simpson lady and two children, Mr. Fls%yps lady three
Children servant Mr. McIntyre lady aud child Mrs. Wm
PeaIe and three children Mrs. and Miss Goeds M and Mrs
Kenyon and children Mr. and Mrs Charles Worth aud
man and VIM. Hsworth, Misses Carln. Hannay Wsts Q.
Gilyc Messrs Cerln, Sherer Dsn tcCoad Hoop, Wood
Usrd Cberon Z. New bon, McCu A. and NJ Hsnnay Lum,
Ths, Brooks Ben Hsrke Greenfield, j. Hsham, the Rev.
Nj Francis and ISL In the steerage.
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advertisement.
EATInNAJ 'lIIEsTEI

programme Of Entertainment IL announced Of this House Tor
TINS for the Benefit of the Daneuse OF this esb.
hsbnent, Miss ADELAIDE PRICE. {. W. TsylOrs local
Drama TIE FAST YoUSG MsN OF NHwfoEK AND BRooKLyy,
Cobbs KARMEL SCOUI and PADDY PIPEE the
pieces, by Miss Price, Songs by the Female
soi adeT and German Glee Club Feats Of Post ring by
the DcDier Brothers Mr. j. H. A o. L. Fox, and ell the ex
celent Company appearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

R.IRoAD AocIpEST.-Yesterday Afternoon man
named McAler was struck by the cow-cataher on one
of the Hudson River Railroad locomotives az !; was
passing Spuyten Duyvel Greek, and su''ained com
pound fracture Of the leg The injured man was COZ
viewed 10 the New-Yo4k Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

AccoUoHEuEyr Al the STATioy- HoUsg.-Aoout
O'Clock yesterday morning, woman famed May
McDorough wa. taken 70 he Seventh Precinct s"-
Toulouse in a sick and destitute condition DR..
Lodge was called H. and shortly after ahe was deiV-
cred Of female child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

WonAs FOUND DEAD IN BED.-A Mrs. Stewart,
vino resided on the corner Of Fourteenth street and
Fret avenue, was yesterday morning found dead in
her bed The case was reported to the CoroGers Office
by Dr. Priestly Of l5G FiTst avenue, and an inquest
will be held to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

The prisoners in the Burlington County Jaa mace
an ATTEMPT to escspe ON last Saturday night. By
nears Of aquafor.is they soitened the IRON OF then
cell locks, and succeeded 10 forcing them. Tier
plans were Disclosed just before they cesSned Iesv'
,ng, and they were secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

BY Ms North Rire, Boats-3o bbls. Flour "a bbs Ashes
Dos DO Whisky, $500 BUSH Oats, 3526 CO. Wheat o." DO.
Corn. ..
Bv the Eric EaIroad- 200 bbls. Flour. SO do Whisky
Alcohol 1893 bales WOOL 1ol pkss Butter 50 pigs AAs
25l Hides, l,925 sides Leather. 4
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CAaverti,emertt
CHEMICAL BiTHS.-The
VFRGSrs Facet

VFUGNrs EiECTRO-CiiEMICAL BArHS.-Ihe
best and only reliable oil diseases arising from the
pa ofmrcury other metallic substance alec rhea
nsti.In Syphilis Neuralgia Paralysis Debility and many ohs!
Dr PRiscU will be in attendance from r. M to
p H. Special department sor Ladies. No. 7lo broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

southsn,on village lie. broadside head toward saersi
Yer. high, and we had 70 TOP w',s nv. s.1s ii
A. ysirs on ,be bseh there about ZIG casts OF ta
her vet the ,cbrs Excelsior and Roach are nearly
''' '''' "'' WV" ICY ls;,sg TO E.s ". yrsse
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By Tcicgraph.

BOSTON, Aus 2.-Arr. ship judge shs~ Sow, N.ans
Lencs;hoa, Gay, Liverpool; banks stsmboa MSoh I 49,
Wsrburton tBr) Robertson, Neweassle eiis oFA'
Bordeaux. Alta.
fer New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

MINIATURE ALMANAc....THIs DAY.
aun-Rses.... SIG SetA.... Gas Moon-Sets.. 7es
HIGH wArER.... THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 817 Gov Isd 9O7m Hell Gate. ..io;s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
Family Morkcting.

The following table gives the retail price Of the pra
epal articles OF Farm Produce in the City of NewYork
on Thursday Aug. 20:
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Internationally
FIVE Cf-T1 Ry-PCSS POCKET and SPORTING
IAoyertiscment.I

KNIVES e,so large variety OF choice RzoRs which VIII Dr.
warranted 10 the purchaser sale by SAv>pLLs ses
emily a. No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
(Adysriisement.1

PORTABLE DRESSlNG-CASES, When Ill many To-
srect surpass the import d. being furnished with The rs
rs goods and contain all that requisite ior t toe WI
.se by ). ; SAUNDERS store only at No As0! a9as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

HONOR THE NIGHTY BRAvE-THAT SNUrr-Box
AeAIS.-The New-York Volunteers, or a portion Of
them rather, had another exciting time last Wednes
day night at a meeting held by them al the Mercer
House. Our readers will remember that a
CARED at their last citing, the 10th of August,
account Of which various little pieces of business
necessarily po:tuoped to some more aspicous OCCASION
among these was the rcc,nort of the Awarding Com
fnitte6 which the Secretary procedea 70 feaa h'sh'
before last. This report, after extoing Ihe merits
and bravery of Major Garret Dyckmar, cenci"oeu
by awarding the Jackson snuf-box to that I'M
daunted and invincibls individual. Upon the Chair
man Of the meeting, who was no less per-
sopage than the worthy Major himself, declaring the
report to be accepted several dissatisfied persons who
were present retired from the room giving utterance
On the way to expressions of their dspeasure' The
number being now reduced to eighteen, the report
was passed unanimously, and Committee was ap'
pointed to confer with the Common Council respecting
The transfer of the box, the gallant Major promising
TO make an eloquent and interesting speech if it should
ever be given to him. There the matter rests at the
present moment. Long will the tale De told how it
went onward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Gas N RAuRop Cause.-The New-Jersey Railroad
Compel hes successfully tried the experiment otSh;
irg a car by COS. The experiment wa tired or ear
Of A Newark train from jersey City. On Wednesday
richt and lsst night, of the cars Of thu t.Ai0 10
Thladelphia was lighted il the same manner. The
gas is taken from the pipes Of the Gas Light Company,
sn5 nresscd into an apparatus to which machinery
attached. which affords force to make the ga dow
steadily Tor several hour.
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IAdvertissTnert.


EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF the
Scap. and Operating and Consulting Surgeon Nc. IL 5h
oiksc sours from to g, 70 s. and to evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

THURSDAY, Aug. 20, 1887.
AsHES-The market firm for Pots the demand fair at
- S7idS &C.. Pearls steady 81 81 3lt.
CO1TON-Ihere change; prices fully sustained
small rnsxns the sales 200 bale We quote
kEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Gas, AS!-Gas fixtures, of new and beautiful
,srs viii he found the greet mandatory depot of
sRchAS, WARSER X Co, No. Gu Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

GoSE TO Syl.-Two eirI' aooH = ysaFe O. aSe,
who have been EMPLOYED 10 ths confectionery ard
NV, ;ies el w, Csbrey y ASt'se0eT 'Ts9t.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-04-30


Don't be afraid, gasped Ambrose,
I'm safe safe. But | can't he p this,
Tell her, Jim; tell her all now, for she s a
right to know.
The stout Captain drew his sister upon
his knee, and then related to Ter all that
had happened since he had left her
'Ah me, he concluded, the moment
saw you take the second hundred dollars
from your port monnie, | knew gaming
would soon ruin you, and when | saw
you draw the package, | only knew lha,
| should take them, every one from you,
and that any experienced card player
could have done the same. Now taught
you your first lesson in poker; this is les
son number two. l hope it may work
well
And it did work we'll. Capt. Burrows
remained with his sister a month, and
then he went away. At the end Of a year
he came again, and this time he found
Ellen happy as princess.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-04-30
NUMBER G.
The Philanthropy of Common Life.

The Philanthropy of Common Life.
There are those who. with kind OF no.
bic bui mistaken aspiration, are asking
Tor lite which shall, 10 its form and out
ward course, be more spiritual and di.
vine than that which they are obliged 10
i've. They think that if they could de-
vote themselves entirely 10 what are call
ed The labors oi philanthropy. to visiting
the poor and sick, that would be well and
worthy-and 50 II would bo. Theythink
that if il would be inscribed on their tomb
stones that they had visited mi lion of
couche| Of disease. and carried balm aud
soothing 10 them, that would be gorl-
Gus record-snd so il would be. Bui
let me tell you that the million occasions
will come-ay, in the ordinary paths OF
life. in yonr houses and by your fresides
wherein you may act AS nobIy as it all
your life long you had visited beds Of
sickness and pain.
Yes. say, the million occasions will
come, varying every hour, in ~h;ch you
may restrain your passions. subdue your
hearts TO genIeness and patience. resign
your own interest 10 another. "a. ...i.....ge.-
peak cords oTkindness and wisdom raSe
the fallen, and cheer the faining and sick
in spirit. and soften and assuage lhe
WEAKNESS and bitterness oithe mortal lol
These cannot. indeed be written on youE
iombs, for they are not one series OF Spe-
cfic actions, like those OF what is tech.
ideally denomnated philanthropy. But
in them. | say, you may discharge ofi-
ces not less glorious for yourselves han
the seli.denials OF the tsr-!amed sis1efeof
charity. than the labors OF Howard OF
OberlIn, or than the offerings oflhe mar.
tyred no t o! Gods elect. They shall not
be written on your tombS but they are
written deep in the hearts of men. Of
friends. ot children, OF kindred all around
yon they are written in the secret book
oi the great accounr!-Oruiiie Dewpy.