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Y ALUABLR LANDING Ar PUBLIC SALE.


THE MIEDEN LANDING. now occupied BY O. L. Weldon,
near the opn Of Mnden Claiborne parish, Louisiana viii be
sold public auction the highest bidder In the
den, on the first M0NDA Y in Segtember next
This property comprises about 800 acres Of land with the i'm
oVements here0n consisting OF Cotton Sheds and Ware
house The Landing controls large part Of the extensive and
ton In the interior aud Is eRtrey above overflow 10
unaoquained with obtain full information regarding the
quantity Of cotton shipped annually from well as the
amount of up freight received by IT, by applying the parties
ka7sFERMs or sALE-one.hird cash or q New Orleans
acceptance payable list January next onehrd payable in De
eember 1855 and onothrd payable in April 1861 in New Or,
leans aeCeptances approved,
For further particulars in relation this property apply to
W. ]. Sterling, ESQ Mtndeu, C, L. Weldon, ESD Miuden
Landing; or NJ. B. Brady Co, New Orleans ielg If
g. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSfONS-oFrtcE.
@ Ne u Exchange Alley up stairs nearly opposite the Post
III Soldiers Seaman and Transfers who have been in the
service of the u s. Government for fourteen days more in
any disturbance since 1890 entitled to $50 acres OF
land Widows and minor children Of deceased Soldiers
and Transfers entitled to Bounty and Pensions
Claims made out and procured with dispatch, by
iyl6 BIN Exchange Alley, mp stains
CONVERSE Il co., IMPORTERS AND 6EAi,ERs
~ IN LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS, No. T. Ora.
ver street New orfesns, iva ~
n W.LY'pLI, PROPRIETOR or THE FOLLOW.
- ing Warehouses ia prepared 10 those
DESTROYS Of obtaining Storage having large roomy and com
commerce From their proximity to the river shipping
snd the facilities afforded for loading unloading with me
ashea Etss IN case Of IRE eing all Fire PROXY he
aplel 70 offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE, o. the river-For Grain and other
MERCHANTS WAREHo USE-General Warehouse In the
WABASH wAREHoUsE-FOr Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsE-FOr Coffee alone, Faitonstrset near
-Tha attention Ofmerchants and others solicited. nss
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{ No. 416A.

Whereas under resolution No 1859 the joint committees or
Finance and Streets and Landings have approved rejected
sundry conractsas report Of 18th October SAnd pRC
divers bills which upon examination found be correct
therefore,
Resoiosd That the Common Council hereby approves ant
sanctions the pursued by said joint committees during
the adjournment of the Council
LSignedI CHAS. II. WALDO.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSigued j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October %, 1858.
isignrdl GERARD STITH STavor NJ
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{. alaa RasE..-A hole IN the crown q ronr IN
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SMcoND DIsTRIor PouND--Nas nronght

y the Second District Pound perbgny street. between
st. Ann and Main streets. aB estrnys-
One yellow dun pony, about l3f hands high, with whe
spot the forehead back left fore crooked not shod
One dnk brown pony IA hands nigh blind Of the right
eye with white the forehead saddle and collar marks,
branded i on the right shoulder, not shod.
One flea bitten and ErByish about u hands high with
two Mexican brands on the left thigh, not shod.
One light hay sorre about Is bends high, with
white spot the forehead aud Light bay sorre ca with
white spot the forehead and white stripe on the nose
Ony bay colt about hands high, with spot the
forehead and the nose black legs and tail cut on the
left thigh, no brands.
One dark bay horse mule about 10 hands high with black
legs and tall reached name and Mexican brand on the
left thigh.
One HrmOir,
Which ifuo claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will be s2ld public RnCt0n at said pound, on
TUESDAY, November 9, 1855, at u o'clock, NJ.
New Orleans, October 20, l8jS
O o. FLECHIER. Street Commissioner
Registered October 26 1855
HENRY DURRTi,
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Reolpe That the salaries of Secretary Of the Standing
Committees and that Of Sec etary Of tbs Committee
and Landings be and the hereby fixed hundred
and fifty dQlarsSl5Oper month eacR the same be
placed on the monthly roll of city officers from the
July, 1855.
tSgnedl CHAS. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
LSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October % 1858.
p n
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-THE PUBLIC are
IN against trading negotiating any the
lowing described pr0miss0ry
drawn by the undersigned for $40 22S 81 dated
1855 payable the order of John Darenne At the
office Of the recorder Of the parish Of Ebevle by Gu
dorscd with interest maturity until paid
q Another note for he amount Gaa payable
Of John A. Dardeune the Recorder of
the parish Of lbervile and by him endorsed.
g. Another note amount date endorsed and pay
able above
The first viii become due and payable in all the month
of January 1861 the second In sill January 1881
the third in all the month of january, 1862
said notes are given by Gorge R. Price in part pay
men Of the price OF plantation aud slaves, secured by
mortgage There being partial failure Of the considerations
for which they were given they will not be paid maturity
dig If GHAS A. BRUSIF
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Re'oUed That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
horzed siudclte to the lowest bidder five days
ce in the official journal contract for cleaning the drain
ing canals Of the First Section Seuond District viz The Grod
the Claiborne and Broad CRnalsn sccodanc5 it'll specca.
tons file in the Surveyors office Said adjudication
subject the approval rejection Of the Common COUNCIL
Lsgned CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
LSgned j. O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved October 90 1858.
tSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor. nj
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81 ANNIs oHAMBEAs KEEoHUA.

From the Memphis Eagle.
o 6 to b 6 r.
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EPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-u a
- ele conduit au depot des ePeyes do Troiseme Districts
encognHre GlGuet ct BOus- Engus CONNIE epave-
Une genisse eampee snr Ii hanche droite sans
autres marques visibes,
81 Ia dte g6p pas Reliance dams dix iours les as
pages, ellie yendue enc6re publque dit dep6t
10 SAMEDIt Is n5vembre, 1855 10 heures, A. M.
o. o, FLEGHiER, C0mmissaire degFues.
Nouvee-nrIesGs, 30 noyembre, 1853. 6l2
LNOURTH DISTRICT POUND-E Was brought
the Fourth District Pound jackson street, between
LAurela and Constance streets, AS estTays-
light horse about 515 hands high having MeEi.
brand on the right hip.
One yellow he goat, with leather collar.
eh II not claimed within ten days aud the expenses there
PAID will be sold at public auction, al said pound FRI
DAY, November T. 1883, at 10 O'clock A. n,
New Orleans October 20, 1858.
G. Q. FLEGHEER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October 70 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller
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L
The subscriber takes this opportunity of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs leave
state that the above magnificent
and otherwise the finest in Amecawi heueeforth be
Quoted scale of enlarged iberRity and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation.
In sympathy with the spirit rerenchment and economy
rendered imperative by the snRenCy of the times and per
yA6ng all classes the price Of daily board will this date
be reduced to Two Dollars.
The advantages of the Burnet House all other Hotels in
Cincinnati manifold among which liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible offices Of
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms Ladies' Draw
ing Room in America The most liberal arrangement for TAX
ing meals nearly every hour in the twenty four central
business
Trusting recognition Of these important advantages re
fe22 a. B. COLEMAN,
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EPAvE Do SECOND DIsTRIoT-II a &c

EPAVE Do SECOND DlsVRIGT7-II etc
IL conduit dep6tdes Epave8 du Second District Der
bgny, entire les ste Dumsine, epaves
Une umeuS bal rousn denyirun 1874 mains de hput Hyau
blanche 'front.' marques de see de collier
eampee b sur 'epnule gauche, ct non.ferreo
Tn poun jaime fOuce deuyir0u II mans dc hau ayant
tace blanche 'front.' pied gauche derriere blame
pc sur Ia euisse droite.
Tue cheyre blanche ct jaime clair.
Une cheyre blanche, des taghes nOirs
81 les dts aumauX pas ecameR dams dix jours ct les
fras pages Ills vendus enehere pubqug, dit de-
pot lie MARDI, l6 nOyenbre, 1883 midi.
C. o. FLETCHER, CommissaTe des
prtaa . 10 NJ
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EIRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the First District Pound, Dyades street, between
Julia and Girod streets, MS estrays
One white she goat, with wntteR.
One pale yellow he kid
WhChf claimed within ten days and the expenses there
paid, will be sold at public auction at said pound on
SATURDAY November G 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans October %, 1858.
O. o. FIECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October %, 1858
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CncoNn DIsrRLcT PnuND-NYns L,ronclt

- the Second District Pound Derbigny street, between
st. Ann and Main streets, estrays-
aud about 1874 hands high, with white
spot tenrehead saddle and collar marks branded
the left shoulder not shOd
dark colt II hands high, with white spot
the forehead right hind leg white branded the right
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LNIBsT DISTRICT POuND-Vos brought
the First District Pound DryHdes street. between Julia
aud Grod streets, az estrHy-
Ono white she goat black the neck and jaws cropped and
underb in left ear and swRllQwork mark in right
Whehif claimed winen days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold atpublc auction at said depot on THURS
DAY November H. 1858, NJ O'Clock, A. Nj.
New Orleans October Is 1858.
O, o. FLEOdIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October Is, 1855
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Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 10Th Of No
yember next, will adudcate my Office Il O'clock NJ,
the above contract.
rs I2t 7. THEARD Cnmntroller
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FHGs. NC CONVERSE, II. P. CONVERSE IN
CNNNGGSSE ~ co., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
" IN LIQUORS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS No 70 Ora.
vier street. New OTfesns iy2Iy
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Brooklyn Lecturc.-rhe Le'tue ny REMBRANDT
PFALE sshiugton and his Portraits istrst~d by eight
PSuts payed Dgly and in nDde: novel ara
psne Of light will delivered al The bTookyu
Ath.paum on TUESDAY EVENING, March a. u O'CLOCK
Titkeis - eents.
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Now Ready
THE TRIBU ALTMAN A C


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CLASSIFIED LIST OF TIE EEHBERS OF TEE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
LIST OF THE EoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Pc
htcslly classified.
passe the Second session Of the XXXIvih Congress-
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS trepsalins The
Bogus Laws &c which psseed the House and detected
tie sens,e with The vote thereon
SKETCH or PRoCEEDINGs IN KANSAS dcrins the
rts. year.
/ CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE pRED SCOTT DE-
CISION.
SKETCH or MINNESOTA.
SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL PLATFOkHS-RLyvbLIoiB 40,
AMERICAN Ard DTMocRATIe-siopted in 1884, oonrsi+.
LIST OF STATES CAPITALS, GOVERNORS with
tts tsrss Tue, q LeGs.Ve Meetings HotDl Of General
Elections, kc.
ELECTION RETURNS from ar the 8tsies which held Gen
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Districts and Sts carefully mpsed with previous Elections
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DICTURE-F RAMES, PASSEPARTOUTS
II ENGRAVINGS ARTISTS MATERIALS MATdEMAT
IEAL BOXES GRECIAN and P0rlCHOMANIE PRINTS
fJr sale BY W. SCHAUS, Nc. 60 Broadway
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Lectnre "A Lecture will b delivered Hope Chapel oP'
fnste the Eew.York Hotel, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
MaJh s. 1903 at y o'cloct BY H. SHANNON ESQ., Tickets
50 For ae the pr cPl Music Bookstore &c Sub
et Kansa-Its Prospects Position Soil Productions and
ADVANTAGES foT Business Investment and Settlement"
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New.York Medical ColIege-Eait lS:h-st.-The eighth
,nnnAi commencement this Ins ti0n will take place on
TUESDAY EVENING I'd inst a. o'clock, 10 the College
s0hIe l., p,...o. ID
The Valedctory Address will BE- deseTed oy rfoessoi D.
fOkDYCE BARKER NJ n.
The public are respectfully invited TO attend
r. OGDEN DOREMUS, A. D.,
Of he Board OF Trustees
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THE FOUNTAIN or Ai'i' 'A-''
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GENERALLY KNOWN, ARE lMPER-
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nor bound in cloth gilt and embenshed with LARGE NUN
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/, contain, collection and solution Of THIRTEEN EuN
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PHILOSOPHY some Of which, their Gre, discovery put
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formed Of m when inform the reader tina.
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Jnstrnrtlon.

n AMES d SOM sHOVELS and SPADES
". ," 'ss ~ JOHN " QUINCY 4 O., n, " W. 80. e.
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T AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER, No. GA
~ BROADWAY.
BEST STOCK COMPANY IN TIE COUNTRY.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 1885, .-
Col.Inan's splendid hye-act comedy Of the
HEIR AT LAW.
Lord Dubcry Mr. Burnett Ezekiel Home.pln Whesteish
DR. Mr. Jefferson Dick Dowss Mr.. Stoddsrt
Cctly Homespun Miss Keene Caroline Dormer G. Howard
To conclude with the charming two-sct comedy OF
CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE.
Bsmbineli. JEFFERSON
Charlotte Miss Polly Mar sl
TOMORROW EyENING-GREEN BUSHES with great
Doors open at 81; to til o'clock precisely.
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III skCRIFICE.-Two extra lsrSf-siled OIL PAINTINGS,
Nv sr,sts sale sbJve One, view Of Lord By
Sp sd. nee ,p eDdd scenery Lsse GenevA Switzer
sna m. other s;a Ms might River Scene in
fr.nc.I They eosi lncldns The u arvet frames spt but
49,, 'na3is,.y ~ l.. -. T.: SO Toy - b. '.cn =.
NJ. 4 We. "a
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Gpeilai NcnEss.

\ Social Tea Gathering viii te he'd in the Lsetn'e
ksu ~ tho Stsntont Presbyterian Church, corner Of For
.sti n on WEDNESDAY EVENING March a. u o'clock
ISor,ssss viii BE- DELIVERED by 0rs kREBS THOMSON
NIGGINS JONES, and Others 11ekes ~ GEMS eacn may
=, ohAAlned II tAe door.
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Mr. OsboIn will repeat his lecture o. the saysesut Isu
tate TUESDAY EVENlNosex, o'clock, % the Form
" IL the Rocks and the Fors A9Eas adapted 70
lsiD spheres Of existence Admission q cents copy Of the
o, Field Notes" given.
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Rsal &stote for 6aie.

COUNTRY SEAT at Bedford Westchestsr Co.,
~ 5 acres with elegant budinss, free Of noumbrsnce "
SELL or TRADE for good City Property Also, Farm 100
acres above Aso, House and Of Land bedesd
will be sold for 1900 5. C0CKcR0Fr No. Merchants n
CHANGE Walst ~ Y.
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.

4 CA D MY OF SIC. -
~ L'TALIANA IN ALGERI.
bAe LNs<e tfd DnrttoT. -....b ULIbsh
TONIGHT (Tuesisyl CHEAP oPERA NIGHT
Admission 50 cents Reserved seats Is oeDs extra
teLS
1be sale Of seats for Tuesdays ITaLlANA IN ALGERI
and Wednesday, ROBERT LIE DIABLE commences THIS
MORNING., at O'Clock, al the three ticket Offices.
TONIGHT Cruesdayl March q: q doors open a y! ~
genera regues. end flr The Jas; time,
LITALIAEA IN ALGERI,
Mime n'hNGRI SiEDFNBURG, LABOCET1A,
CASTER and ROCCO
WEDNESDAY March 3-Regular OPERA NIGHT
The sale Of tickets cOnmenc.s This MOrring.
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6onscs an6 fmrns Wante6,

HOUSE in the COUNTRY WANTED.-A
email hors in The country. furnished or unim ss6 iof
.x months from Msy next address stating rent, t. Tribune
ORce.
WANTED to HIRE n HOUSE IN the country,
w fnnn the 1T April IL, October near u. Se~
U.v. R,Iad tbr miles nom the city Address das
ips locaop, terms, &c., A. G b.. Tribune Othce.
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DURTON's NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

10 Two first class Comedies with extraordinary strength
Mr. and Mrs Y. L. DAVENPORT the Duke aud Duchess in
THE HONEYMOON. Mr.. Burton the Mock Duke and -
PAUL PRY. Nj c. Fisher Rolando. NJ. MARI Smith IS
Bahszum and Colonel ady. Mrs A. Parker, Mrs Hughes,
MrsW H. Smith, Miss Miller Nh Briggs and all the company
TO-MORROW-RICHARD THE THIRD. Mr. E. L. Dayen-
port first time. Richard. On THURSDAY-The new play,
THE STRUGGLE FOR GOLD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
What Farmers Should Live For.

There is something worth living for be-
sides money. That Is very good, but n is
not ah. Wilh the rest, let Us raise q crop
of good ideas. While you are farmers, re-
member also that you are men, with duties.
and responsibilities. Live down the old
brVtsl notion that farmer ul1st be uncouth,..
unedacated ard unthinking-s mere plod-
drapps.
You are bgosghe i~s0 inmedfaTe contact
with the great heart of civilization. You
eanEsos gen out of reach of the bazz Of the
toiling world. The thrill Of the wonder
working wires, and the rumble of the To-
connective, Qhe thunder tread of nations,(
come to your once secluded lrill-sfAe.
Move toward better life. Do not keep
your boys shelling corn all The long winter
evenings. Make your fnrms q place your
SONS ard daughters caBnot help loving
Cultivate the trees--they are Gods messen-
gers.
Care mach feE books and pictures. Don't
keep solemn parIor into VIII ieh you go but
once month with the paFson, or the Cos
sips of the sewing socTety. Hang round
your walls pictures wich shall tell stories of
mercy, hope courage, faith and charity
"" tOOH du0
most cheerful in the house. Let the place
be such that when your boy has gone to dis
tant lands, or even when, perhaps he elings,
to single plank in the lonely waters os the
wide ocesB, the ttsought OF the old home
stead shall come across the waters of des-
olation, bringing always light, hope and
love.
Have no dungeons aboeE your ftorse--no
rooms you never open-Ho blinds that are
always shut. Dou't teach your daughters
French before they cuu weed a fower-bed,
or cling to q side-saddle; and daughters, do
not be ashamed Of the trowei or the prun-
ing knife; bring To- your doors the richest
flowers from the woodss cultivate the friend
ship Of birds-study botany, learn to love
nature, and seek a higher cultivation than
she fashionable world can give you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
TO BECOME UNHAPPY.

In the first place, if you want to be miser-
able, be selfish. Think all the time of your
self, and of your things. Don't care about
anybody else. Have no feeling for any body
but yourself. Never think OF enjoying the
satisfaction of seeing others huppy; but the
rather, if you see d smiling face, be jealous,
least another should enjoy what you have
not. Envy every one who is better off in
any respect than yourself, think unkindly y
towards them, and speak slightingly of them.
Be constantly afraid lest some one should en-
cfoach upon your rights; watchtul against
it, and if any one comes near your things,
snap at them like a mad dog. Contend ear
nestly for every thing that is your own, tho
it may not be worth pin; for your "rights''
are just as much concerned as if il were a
pound of gold. Never yield point. Be
very sensitive, and take every thing that is
said to you in playfulness in the most Sc
rfous manner. Be jealous of your friends
lest they should not think enough of you.--
And if at any time they should seem to neg
leet you, put the worst construction upon
their conduct you can.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
HOW TO TREAT A WIFE.

First. get wife; secondly be patient
You may have great trials and perplexities
in your business with the world; but do rot
therefore. carry to your home clouded brow.
Your wife may have many trials, which, tho
of less magnitude, may have been as hard
to bear. A kind, conciEating word, ten
der look, will do wonders in chasing from her
brow all clouds of gloom. You encounter
difficulties in tie open air, famed by heavens
cool breezes; but your wife is shut out from
these healthful influences, and her health
fails, and her spirits lose their elasticity. -
Butch! bear with her; she has trials and sor-
rows to which you are stranger, but which
your tenderness can deprive of all their an
guish. Notice kindly her little attentions
and efforts 10 promote your comfort. Do
not take them all as matter of course, and
pass them by, at the same time being very
sure to observe any omission of what you
may consider duty you. Do not treat her
with Indifference, if you would not scar and
palsy her heart, which, watered by kindness
would, TO the latest day of your existence,
throb with sincere and constant affection.
Sometimes yield your wishes to hers. She has
preferences as strong as vou,and it may be just
trying for her to yield her choice as for you.
Do you find it hard to yield Sometimes 3
Think you is it difficult for her to give up al
ways. If you never yield to her wishes,
there is danger that she will think you are
selfish, and care only for yourself; and with
such feelings she cannot love you as she
might. Again, show yourself manly, SO that
your wife can look up to you, and feel that
you will act nobly, AMI that she can confide
in your judgement.