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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

COTy1K Faces OF about L Goo bag' BIO wore made 9
lie No and IL kc and go do Sanuas ported
81 l5c.
LonToy.-The sales embraced about 600 TO 300 bales,
closing about Nc advance last weoks proos We
no. quote mddins upisnds n lsYc.. and mddins Me-
Oresna Il 1856 Tho sales for the pAs three days have
Ieschsd upsards OF 300 bales telegraph oespatoh
from New Orlesns dAed August tho 4sh, puw do tina
In receipts all the Southern ports, compared
9th Last year, Al 6s2t 90 bales.
Faxldars- EDk genents were Moderate and rates
changed To Liverpool g. o bushels grain In built
engaged OF 3D. rs csses araols ~ Hs. with ZONE
3s 1000 lbs at 26s. vessel up taKon Up
load for CadS with light pipe staver s 2s To
dam loo bbls roein taken at e 81 Tnere
nothing NJ importance taken for London or Havre.
PROVISIONS. -Pork-Thc marke, contnuei drm, with
pales of about 400 500 bbs mess In lo chiefly "a
including prime ct SIC g. and i,5 bbE clear pork ii
e26 IS Beet firm, with sales Of about 100 bb plain
and ext Western SIT so IS so prime
d, nly held at $50 Beef hams scarce and firm at
S2S 80 Q $23 49, Bacon scarce and firm IT I3c. q
1870. for Western and city cired Lard H'm with
sales Of 6, TOO bbls. al 1870 lbHc, Butter and
cheese were steady at quotations We quote
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w~e In force In New York usny principles or ma.
sioipai government nom he Dutch They were those,
too, moet easily enoroe1 generally acQuesoed In
(Goo There was one feature Of evenings gather
Ing exoseonsJ graft hg TO hin. II ~as .str, ing 70
see such an Osemblage come pay homo to = gentle
nsn ~ithou references 70 bis Isltcs religious Views
rhsy met mot ftr the OF maintain log party inc
rests, but 70 pay that respect ana homage which
~ss due 70 fellow Given sho had gro On
up among them, and which bis own worth and
merit and genius alone Commanded "a ,piaase.) In
conclusion, he ~oh only thai condoleo NTH the
c,izene OF Bokiyn u the they about 70 meet
with We'll did be Know The value Of enter rsnx public
cisixeps' Well did he know that . VII Commanded
pubic oonhdence - most useful In dug by the TX
tcuive Sffctf and enforcing the Therefore Il as
bst he said /, them 'Cxens Of Bro ri, thAt II wa
Mr. hwpbys advantage 10 60 shrnsl. he gain their
hss THY would mpu biz experience sssiduy TOO
late And he wo Nd raw that Wherever Mr Murphy
not only world the hearts Of peope of Brooklyn 10
With him. but me hesy of the ree Of New York would
also beat In unison with theirs
The ut K, toast In honor o, the city Of Brooklyn
Mayor Pow ell responded
The next to,et was the Judiciary.
Judge PARKHR, Of Albany, responded He said he did
not know why he led on to 'pond
a. he was not now memoer OF the bench, d as be saw
gentleman here capable Of taking a & cd bros eye
glance stit daughter He spoke Of the respect and
obedience wb ch the people to the judiciary. and
raid that II the Judiciary erred the peopls had their
n medy.
Other speeches made, and the party broke up q.
late hour.
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BBEY CATTLE.

There was good attendance a Ahertons today, and
there marked activity In the NAL kei throughout the
day The total number sale for the day and week
202l head, all the yards 25S ABOUT 100 head
decrease, ~ compared with last weeks figures. The
average quality presented improvement the Offer
advanced about cent per pound-there WAS good
dems and, ct the advanced rates The supply hailed
chiefly from Ohio and Illinois, with l3 head from Indiana
only 81 head from this Slate The Ohio bullocks
ried the PALM being the finest In market, and many Of
them bringing l2hc per pound, which was about the top
tf the market There every prospect OF closing the
sales ., earlier hour than usual and thought
the present demand; however, ss there quito
Der Of very ordinary Cattle the probability IL that
would lie easy thing 10 dispose OF them s prevailing
prices
cows AND CALVES
Are not quite 20 plenty, but there plenty on sale 10
satisfy the demand, which was moderate a. previous
prices.
There quito Increase In the receipts this week,
now outstanding which prices have advanced TO the old
standard, 7hc for the best Tho average quality de-
cded Improvement last week. and some OF tho vcas
on ,ale al Alerton the 6rat We have seen this
season.
suKxr AND LAMBS.
Tho receipts during the cast have been very In 20,
and Monday there o larger number arrived at
Browoing's in Sixth street. than any LAY FOR seye
the demand has not sbaed bat continues good without
change In prices.
The receipts OF the past week have been unusually Light
there only having arrive ella head all Of which we're dis
posed Of II nc . SC.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipe OF ali stock all The yards Tor me
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

CARlx Sros-BooM I'm Williamsburg, on W5dnesdaV
August s, by the Rev Dr. AoIAno Mr. 3. STARR CARING
Of New Haven, Conn.,, 10 Miss ELIZA JaSM7 BooH,
youngest daughie' OF Charles Booth Of the former place
CoBDU-HARDy -On Wednesday, august 6, b. the Rev.
Mr. Net, at the Church Of The Boy Martyrs Mr. AsYau1
Cosi ~, Esq., 10 ELLEN a., dasshier u Robert Hardy,
Isr- Brfos On Sunday evening, August z, a, No ~
East rwepty hrd strees, by the Rev NJ Pratt, Gsosou
r. Ives, Of New hvcn, Conn, 10 hAnsAnsr K Hurruss
Of Cbarleeton, 3 C.
Charleston and Baltimore spen please copy
HAAs-SDnAs -On Sunday, august =, ny the Rev. j. J.
lyons, HAAS, OF Se~ Bedford, Mass 70 SAAAa,
daughter Of n. l. seixas, Of MS city.
Hartford and New Bedford papers pease copy.
IAwRAECS-FDID Al Bath, Mason county, Illinois,
Wednesday evening" August BY the Rev John Daniels,
Nr. n LAwRAsos, Of New FORK, 70 Mss A. u. FISH, Of
the former place
Rsuxa,IsID- IasDsmU On Sunday evening, July -.
by the Row Jazncs hc at his residence No ~ Seventh
street Mr. TsonAs knnsN1uo 10 las MANI jazz LAsOC-
KxS, al OF this city
PIRsr-LAsnr On Monday, August Q. by the Rev r
R Mr. ELI PEznr 10 Miss ANA LABKIy eli or this cay
TYtn-FRAzsuz.-ln Cambridge, Mas, on tuesday,
August 4, by Rev. Mr.. newell, Mr. GsoaGl ". run. Of
YrekA, California, TO Miss ALA FaAzInH, Of Cambridge.
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yobbsrs and Dealers In Clothing.
Are respectfully invited 70 ernsnine our
wIEyRn
In addition usual large STOCK OF
We have this season an immssss s.oes Of
rnICup AEp nHDrun aoope
Which prepared 70 offer n low agurss ~ any
hcuss N Ne vada hsrs e. ssSv1erS
D6 no and - Broadway. nsv rut-
Straw Hats at Cost All Summer Hats ~
sns wHTrrs l@ FULTON. betweea Broadway and Nassau
That Blessed Baby.-Ladiss, Misses, Boys
all the va ous ryles exceent quality and moderate in
price, At J. b. MILLER 90 ~ 80 Canal street.
Osaanss oalaaandsr 1anss-WIah Ruesss
KosHsf T. rAsHIoK.
At Home and Visiting Cards, Wedding Sta
DEMPSEY 4 rABeIs, O., Broadway.
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs md voupsss,
the best tee culry both on sale, and NE dye PM
vstely applied at Nc 6Lsor bcuse.
Lasrd's Wigs and Hair Dye AGsinss the
world for their natural Appearances dursbiny md csap-
sen, 81 Sss Broadvay near Howard ss~cet
Merchants and Dealers In Ladies' Wares
article OF u y and sale. Manufactured and for sale tll
Broadway, second door.
Raschslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and xoupsss.-
me hest WORT ALL mazda sold and applied
II NE manufscory. IA broadway.
Rapturs.-marsh u Co.,, Radical Care Tr~ss
cass. removed 70 No. iyesey sress Asor Housa
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he Committee Included $3.50 900 for the Comm ssiOners
OF Record anu $500 for the support OF iubatcs 1t
moved thai the sum OF Sl0o oQ0 In addition to the above,
be Appropriated for the commissioners Of Record-mskng
tosi mere sc 1891 100 SO The report adop,ed
and the tax levy G. nhrmed
This rate OF taxation for 1857 will be dollar fifty
three cents and { action the 500.
REFRESHMENTS PoIIcI.
debate arose on the bill OF Mr. Brown proprietor Of
Tammspy Ball for Refreshments Furnished the Municipal
police during the excitement NJ tho Ntv Hall
Supervisor TUCKER opposed the pay men and suggested
that the May or should psv the expense himself
Supervisor CouIrxR advocated the pay OF the BILL
"a did also supervisor Aeers
The report OF the Committee ordering toe payment of
the i'll adopted
SALARY OF OFFICERS OF COURTS
The Committee Civil Courts reported In favor OF the
salares Of the officers Of the Justices Courts and the Ma
rne Court being raised TO $500 year Adopted by vote
OF IL 70 3.
Sent
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Personal Intelligence.

Mrs Marble the story Of whose sufierngs during her
captivity by the Indians Spirit Lake some months
since excited much interest," at present stopping at
the 81. Nicholas Hotel She has been 10 Washington to
press her claim for indemnity for her losses and
her way 70 her homo Ohio rcpose herself after the
great fAtgues and hardshps she has undergone Inka
padu tab the chief By whom abe captured claims
be . member Of the Sioux tribe, but Is dIsowned by
them and placed under ban. rhey are now busiy en-
gagged In his pursuit. has been ntimated TO them that
the government viii refuse 70 pay their annuity unless
they deliver him up.
Americans registered II the banking ofnoe of the
American European Express and Exchange Company,
Paris, from July IL to July %, 1851
M is:s$s ss nS',i' 'fss
frsf n: rs.s and isds. Mai,Snsd. Psa,,st aud
sm & Apo snS 'ssy
Ann; s W.: r. ;oSs: a
ssSs;l. M,,l.nS; a henson, Jr 2 .; Pessee DR. 2 T.
= 5,'Ie. esS PEN
M f.n sss .s ~ Missouri souri, a. HnS oS
or.emenssarn Wsesiein two children and msdssrvani;
@ aa o seD cn . ss asa "
Lee
Capt Geo fesmah Jno Cseesman wASssa v Dee De.
s:s@ss II HI %s's y sss.n.s So'So g assss
Ss sra LADY MI M ,S NO
yerns.' Richard ..hurdt Jr david Law NJ. Breton and
rrnss S ESermsr MAYOR isie1 aud .srssu os
.sy ss so children and Nurse y.asssss and .dy
i f ssi. rs
s s.''%i'1 n.soy sn s ss s%h
Van BS:lss Dean; V: x,qHry NJ Nc e.
s%;s ss;a :is,s: n, 80
Kim nd Achroyr ID q eddes NJ Crockett Mr. Basou Rich6
Tsowsrd Mrs wiring i b wright wnisrs. : Eils and
S VI. s1%'i Bs@ CO. pesssy as' s.Is j.
Brown = a... n Bosnle Mr. PSsue smith sdy
sSs. ss: Rs.: W.
SG sssoans S ioo.nsr seS s ds r Ms NJ
svsn~es, Mr. simpson, Beach and lady.
s cray VII ' S sas .q sy aeuds
Peter Ihoms y. aob.r, tefeh. Bed, Ansrsw A
James ferguson, and III in The Storage.
DEPARTURES
Fer Liverpool IN steam ssp AZ and M, Gzow ,a
f e1 SsOss mi NJ and NJ. ..or ws.a
assf = i' t. % s$s
S..s,. as' A. rs s Rssss, E. sS's,
sv WIN ssSs 'fS and a,y ss
Ring ssyp9ri MOTsS Cubs. Dc sissspr Do ~ and
a ~ Pa ns sss ssns rf SOos rs r.
ss .fF ns% vc ss: sS
ga IS
For Southampton London Ind Bremen In searishp Ipdl
sps-R.v ID Black lady VIM Mast isdv snd child;
Miss Helen butler Mrs Riches Mrs de bsaston dsuhe
dsughi.rs; Bocrbnger and lady L Paskard, Ser.
mour. erreb, u W syowerer Lord. Mss A SchAersr
and friend Masters and Thompson, Kaz Ro johnson,
VIM Turner Rooper II krebz Mrs Brooks sben
genmans, . Davis, n Clangbolt I'm MhxAn, Wm Levin,
Mr. kssinss. NJ Hoffman and child, John sei,h VT.
Alexander Thoe Scsy TNos Ayng Joseph and Matthias
wtrter nd sNd Toda and sixty three IN the steerSge
For sgow stesrn-hip tlasgo Miss Fanny osrtuer,
fhilsdelphis; aer Harriet Alien, Mrs. Dymock
chile, Mes York Henry Murray Turhs lsisnd Locke,
hio Johnston, New ORLEANS; 1hos Nc3surAn. New
Jersey Buler. Jas Cruik shank, 0lasHo kysEaio
Albany Mrs and siss MoIeland Agnes Mcbride 0lssgow-
a ..Al l ..ulaax
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Superior walkers audamiy extra bran6qwero unchanged
and ranse iNon % $40 &c. including &c Ohio 81
LOUIS end theru Canadian unchanged Win sales
Of 800 . go boss Q, quotsN Southern US steady
esles Of about TO SO bbs a the shove quosatsns
Rye -four wsS quiet at quotations, Corn meal
pr ices, wheai-ihs eaes embraced about 5000
bushcs new Ho,1nern red at 81 rs, and 900 pvime
81 82-ap extreme p1oe-ano . cargo Of about 1900
bushels Milwaukee orb (old) At o 40 q 81 IL snd q
caro- Of Chicago q, ring at D. Corn drruer With
sle Eoi so 900 40 900 ia hss 81 a. 90 $50 fr sound
wss"rp mixed. Rye heavy ana quiet Q, 81 o. el
lU Oats were unchanged We qo0e grain 10 this market
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Hollow avs Plus -Gcne raj
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HON EY N A II 4 Es.

WEDNESDAY,, Aug S-6P n
The stock market opened heavy and depressed this
morning There WAS quite failing or In the exten, Of
xanssotons At the first board Pennsy lvsnia Coal Com
pany declined AZ per cent; Cumberland, u; New York
Central Railroad, 1; Reading y; GslenA and Chicago
The market falling simply from It, weight The buy
era are fairly Oiled up with stocks They have evidently
been sadly disappointed ii the pursued by
side public. was expected that I'd vance 10 prices
sustained for fe day. would srac. attention OF
ouside epecuatogs and induce them 10 the Market
but nothing Of the kind has realized but the
razy the advance has brought In sellers and the supply
Of stock in the hands Of brokers u actually larger than
o few weeks since The market value OF the moo.
dividend paying road stocks materially Har sun
sells at 10 per cent Erie d SIX; Michigan South.
Hn, 48ai; Milwaukee and Assisslppi, so. 20 far
The pay ment Of dividend Is concerned, those
roads stand just about the same leve-that
none OF them will pay another dividend except by
borro wing money for that express purpose and there
should NOT, therefore, be such wide difference In the
current prices Az non disdend paying railroad stocks
The level Of Harlem to be their intrinsic
value.
At the second board there material change In the
market Reading railroad advanced y per cent La Crosse
and Milwaukee, q Michigan southern fell off per cent
do preferred, T. La Crosse and Milwaukee Land Grant
birds sold at 40 per cent
The steamship Asia, from this port for Liverpool To- day
carried OUT SOFT ,eI4 rs In specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports TO day a. foaws-
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Wills Hair Dye-4 shilu ags q Box. Ii sck
o. tv,w. No Barclay Inlutsbls cutting Of hair
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Murray & Lanmsn's FLORIDA Water - the
b. aokh ad'ee Aro sseuys rumsry aud through
Rcuth and Central mena Cxbs and MeKioo ,hs
feJed ny them ewry other foral sxraot In tho Up1d
sences Bod ny LAsMAN Co., who e-ae druggists
60 Asr street. Now York, and by al druggss ct oc
bottle.
Hollow y's Pins -Gcne raj Weakness and
debility bs prrmoniory OF vital desay r~pls' ed With
vigor activity snd beautiful In And Ia
ne en IRE syrfm ~ The rrs'oHtiy sng and eyhts
aunS influence OF till Ire sustaining fetabe preparation
Freckies, Sus burn, Eruptiosls, OiscoIOred
skin cured by jon ks Oh Italian sso only IA jones' old
coral hair or beat hing made for han g. * rot NJ owery
ard NO evi'on reat
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SUGAR The sales fooled up about 1850 hnds. chiefly
Cuba muscovsdo, at sxc. q 10hc including 800 Porto
Rico, 1t loAc Nc. The market closed With drmer
feeling Messrs. K A. Stuart liked upon the fol-
lowing - prices their refined sugar.
1870; crushed sugar, 1916; ground sugar, l2Hc.;
circle A, cruAhed sugar, 19o
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Williamson Bros. Peerless Yho-
and csmeoypcs dasuerreotJpes and ambroyres
oppsd- 1xo ruion street
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Board OF Supervisors

hoard Of super vAsOrs
The Board met Last evening Supervisor Monaghan In
the char.
TIE TAX IxvY FOB 1867.
The report OF the Committee on the Tax Levy, which
WAS made special order for ths evening was called up
1t has been already published.
The valuation for 1857 amounts 10 1921 1895 262 80
1856 an ounted 70 ....... 6l3, fS9, 379 ~
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Total receipts Observation-Disclosures. $685. q
payments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s63,244 s8
OSAAhco.... ................. lI,ioI,iSo 10
Albert II. Nicoays regular semi weekly auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place morrow Thursday at
half past IL o'clock ct the Aerchants' Exchange.
The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company have
declared semi annual dividend OF ave per cent also
surplus dividend of I've per cent the capital stock Of
company, payable 10Th inst the New York Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, semi annual dividend OF ten
per cent payable demand; the b. Marks Fire Ipsar
ance Company, . somi annual dividend Of i've per cent
payable demand; the Knickerbockcr Stage Company,
i've per cent payable 10th inst the Third Rail-
road quarterly dividend Of two per cent payable the
l2th inst.
The value Of imports and exports Of this por in July OF
tho has Aan fnljo
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NEW YORK CATTLE MA8KET.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8, 1857.
he current prices for the as all the markets
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RECTrPrs By NEW YORK AND ERIE RAfL0AD.
The following IL the report OF stock brought oycr this
road destined for New York for the week ending this
T.. M
Cauc, mead ss.sss.sssssssssss' ~
Hog, ISIS
C.Ives .............. 200
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vhe Imperial Photograph
d made ooly Br~dys gallery No. $50 Broadway, over
Ihompsops saloon. .u.-.
A BRADV's, Lower Gallery No m Br,sdws.
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Dssphaneotypes, Diaphansotypes-A New
lay. ses Broadway. Dssuerreotypes copied enlarged
perfection.
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1Sns Pockss Cusisry-a Hlch ADortpasns ~
:. q sAUNDDRs' store oniy ~ No. Aston House
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CITY OOMMERmAL aErORs.

Wsos oDAS, Aug. b-6P. \.
BzsApsruvs Flour the ma skes drm yeslorAays
b.CsS about ECO COO obs y aSsu, The aSov nm
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That Blsssed Baby.-Ladiss, mlsses, Boys
ano chdrers gsev boots aud shoes Indian rubber k Of
all the yr icus styles e.celleci n quality and moderate IN
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Straw Hats at Cost AL Summer Hats as
euss II wHTYus les FULTON. between Broadway and Raasau
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orrvsrN-I you for the invitation attend ne an
ner proposed 10 given Mr. Murphy prior 70 ms
on hIs mssto- Holland sho sid scceptt WIN psssure
prevented by public business Am grsunsa M ~
OF esteem regard shown ~ me- irienus wn,
best know him 10 able patriotic citizen about 70 cave
bis counry upon such . service IL IL tribute Nncn nss
ably earned and n well bestowed. am genuensh,
respectfully your obedient servant LkWs CASS'
ne saloon In which Mo banquet took psce was hand
scmely decorated The royal arms OF the Netherlands
gracefully cnvelopcd win the Dutch and American
flags Among the confectionery ornaments were pieces
representing Neither land vindmis the temple OF liberty
pillar OF fame, the voyage 10 the Hague, NC The pastry
Included pudding dipomatlue and pudding lolandase
Indeed the Mcssrs YALE propreto-s Of the house. did
their share IN giving eec. TO the entersinu emit There
was very fine band In attendance, which furnished
music throughout the evening.
The dinner having been done foil Justice 10, the PpsH
ps-r rose 70 propose the nrst regular toast
The President Of the United States.
Drank Nth all the honors Bsnd--"Tfa Columbia"
Mr.. Buchanan's letter, a. printed above, Was read by
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

EATING AND DRINKING. "A mem
ber Of a Temperance society was
once dining at the house Of a free
drinker. No sooner was the cloth
removed from the dinner table,
than wine and spirits were intro
duced, and he was asked TO drink
a glass Of spirits and water.
mo, thank YOU" said he, 81 am
not H."
Take a glass of wine, then,'
said his hospitable host, "or a
glass of ale"
"No; thank you," said he, 81 an
not thirsty"
These answers called forth a
burst of laughter.
Soon after this, the temperance
man took a piece Of bread from
the sideboard, and handed il "a
his host, who refused il, saying
that be was not hungry. At thi,
the temperance man laughed In
his turn. Surely" said he, 81
have as much reason to laugh al
you for not eating when you are
not hungry, as you have to laugh
at me for declining medicine wher
am not i'll, and drink when mo-
Thirsty" "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23

II you have found one to love
you for yourself alone, be happy.
Count not anything a care. a cross
or sorrow, while the light Of true
affection shines upon you. ~
In all vicissitudes, i'm all sor-
rows, that light and that warmth
will never desert the heart around
which they revolve. You may be
poor, haunted by misfortune, &C.
fiicted in the mind and body, but
there is the one strong arm, the
one true heart TO help you .fhroughl
--one to weep when you wsep.
smile when you smile. and to take
half your burdens upon willing
shoulders. II you are beautiful,
to none will seem halfso lovely; IL
you are homely, his eyes will
ne yer betray the truth, for to him
you will never seem so. The
magic power Of love arch the
straightest brow, brighten the duh
lest eye, and shape the lips by the
gentle though1 that hover upon
their portraits. . " =
And if disease visits You with
unsparing hand, transforming
your pleasant home into q dark,
tomb like dwelling, where the
blinds are always closed. and the
curtains always straight, wherei
every thing seems in death-likeI re-
pose save the pillow upon which
your panied head turns restlessly,
he will be there in the silence and
gloom beside you. His dear hand
will administer the bitter draught,
and his fingers smooth away. the
anguish from your forehead.-.
He will never grow weary, never
less cheerful; never complain; nor
repine at the fretfuI demands
which sickness makes. Home
will still be home TO him, though
the shadow Of death be upon Il,
Through the long hours oftoiI. his
heart will be with you, and he
will seek no recreation but that Of
administering to your wants. /"
There are many such true and
tender hearts in the world, and
woe 70 the woman whose eyes are
blinded to their worth through the
influence Of selfishness, fashion or
ffivolity. We have known men TO
be called stupid, spiritless, tame
because they were content TO stay
by their own fireside; who found
more pleasure in the snuggery Of
the sitting,room, with wife sewing
| by and baby sieeping near, than
in the theatre, ballroom, or the
noisy political gathering. And
seeing the sweet content in the
wife's eye, the smile Of happiness
wreathing her lips, the eager,
questioning looks Of the little ones
turned as the twilight drew near
to watch for father, we have
thought. LET them sneer as they
will, here is man for whom God
made the world Charlton Repub.
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