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MARRIED.

KNIGHT-DARE-0n Thursday May 8, by the Rev. Ssmnsl
Baker d. D. at the house Of the Bride. fa,her Mf William
Knight Of the firm Of Abran Knight Son, HANNAH eldest
daughter Mr. James Dare Of Middle Village Long lsiaNd
REED-WALES-In Dorchester, Mas, "Wednesday Mag
25 the sscond Congregational Church, by Rev j. H
Means Mr. j. Sewsll Reed Of San Frsnciso Cal. 20 Mia
Hattie L. Wales eldest daughter OF MI. stephen Wsss a
Dorchester Mas.
sWIFT-PARKS-In Brooklyn, on Saturday Nay q, b. the
Rev Dr. Vnon Of New York Henry Swift esq Of Now Yosk.
Caroline daughter Of the Hon. Gorham Parks
sTOHR-LE C0MTK-On Wednesday evening, May IS al th~
residence Of the brides father by the Rev Nlkd Mr.
Adam Sobr 10 Miss Margaret Le Com,e all q this city.
NELDON-WILLIAMS-0n Saturday. Mar q, by the Rev
Mr. HAIR, Mr. Robrt Weldon 10 Mis- Maria Williams 18th NJ
lis cif
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GrRyF,'s NEW PHoroGRAPWc AND FNEAsr GALLERY
No m Broadway contains attention than the
er beauty of tie Portraits tte1r exhibited presents new
and remarkable improy in the Photographic Quincy
exhibits his oytype Portraits. which would appear 20 =.
N. perfection of uupsirtng II impossible TO imagine any
hipa more natural beautiful highly finished than
the Pictures done in this style II can conceive the
finest miniature Painting ivory by the most sktu artist 50
perfectly painted have appearance OF paint ON the cos
rendered by abruse art 80 perfectly IKE
AZ 20 resemble the human through diminishing
gass you nav form q the lyoDype The question:
the superiority of European OF American
Photographic Portraits ut imagine. be dehnltey sr'eu
by the Ioryype which Quincy has just ntrodGced-Exrsc
from Daily Times April IA. 1859,
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THE HTNGARTANS.

The C0yriere Mercantile Of Genoa, publishes the
following proclamation, addressed by the Hungarian
cxilce to their countrymen:
M.GYARs-The Italians your brethren Recol-
lect lSi9 when the Sandman Government, notwith-
standing its difficulties extended friendly hand to you
the only one offered TO you in all Europe Austria
will, Nv thousand promises, seek to induce you to
fight for her DO not forget that italy is fighting for
her Independence, and that the principle proclaimed by
her i. also ours Recolect that Austria, when the
danger is passed, will not recolect her promises
Maevarsi The Italians and we are oppressed by the
samc yoke Brethren in slavery, let us aid each other
in reconquering liberty. In labong for the cause OF
Italy YOU will promote your own
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SPAIN.

Tie Madrid journals of the 10th have reached US
The Chamber Of Deputies had after long discussion,
rejected by q votes TO IL. motion for doing away
with the penalty of death for political ofenses. Some
of the members of the Moderado party had held
meeting and had resolved to send deputaion to the
Duke de Valencia (Narvaez to request him to return
10 Spain. The Government said to have deter
mined ON sending military agents to each OF the com
batting armies in order TO have accounts OF then
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HoldeIs s1bui. to further decline OF ID. h fryn
lest Friday quotation.
LosDos Cons MAKstT. Msy ls.-In the Corn mar,
kei tn. Moinug 'heIe adv aICr Of between ~
ard Z.
LoxDos TALIow M,HETT. May i6.-Markei firm
a, - 70 on the SPOT, 1913 r June.
There Las been further recovery in the shares Of
Illinois Cen,ra, bat those OF New-iork and Erie show
a faeftra
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CRY MoRTALITY-The total namber Of deaths in
this city last week lj-of which q were men, 81
women, % boys and % girl. The principal causes
were consumption, TO- scarlet fever, O. inflammation
Of lungs :; smallpox, 3; stillborn IL; sc. Under
one year of age 80. Natives of the United States 81;
Ireland, 81 Germany, 8; England 3 other coun-
fries g.
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PoIIIE ROwDYIsN.-Mr. Charles IIlsburgh, the
hero of the Union Hotel scandal who recently had his brOthern
a Commodore Chauucoy arrested for beng him has been
giving public exhibition in polite department, On Thursday
and smother gentleman assaulted three respectable in
Brosdvsy and attempted to take improper liberties with them
rhi, conduct being these gentlemen said 10 have
beaten them with their fats Officer Kemp of the Broadway
squad hearing their up and arrested Hsburgh,
but his mpanon escaped Justice Osborn held him 10 bell for
and battery upon Mr. Angelina Creger John Leyson
Nc 2S Broadway beeeme his security On Friday night
Monroe custody complaint Of Mrs Sarah +.
seaman the Wit Of policeman in the SGth Ward who
parry assaulted Thursday The lady exhibited
black eye which she sd the prisoner had given her He
To- up for th night in the Tonbs aud Saturday morning
We. cleared Oh bail.
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down. Their effots 70 serve MANKIND Toah
reciprocatsd."
Amnsly and o:yi: p-oes.sion wa then formed TO
s-,ort NJ % Brien 10 the steamer. Broadway was
ihrorged s.,h spectators, and cheering Wa almost
continuous A. the strange. passed along. VI OBrien
embarked cr tie yigo. h;s friends accompanying him
a. far az sar5y HOOK where they took ;he.g leave,
with tie hear.iest rishos FOR good voyage.
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Nrw.Yoak HosrITn.-weekly report to Nay 81

SU.PIcIor, ga.RAcrERs.-Two men, named CSC.
N-sBsr Lee said b notorious and deo8ef.ss
Ai.yes rdsy bs Ofhcer Hosn Cd re
rx.n.y.ia,a net who the
0oug ts a;steus Of tne Ch-mcI bAnh,
probably eIpeeti.g 20 max. hal. ThSy were Az 70
Civ Hall and dirrS. eharEc could BE- mao, @An',
giszi
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FATAL AccIDTST.-A little boy named Geo. Conly,
residing on National avenue G-eDpn s overheard frum the
ferrybos Nar,bs the deenppn. Jerry Saturday evening AID
red He Standing he edge of me eost out.
N, chain boat entering her DOCK when the deck
hand eor-e Lucas took hold Of ka and paahsd him
rsr.y 20 that pas % en the chain The boat
stref u. nder and the boy M overheard Lacs jumped IN
FER him es1sa, hin twice b., ss s9t SHsy tS2 b ~ sS
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LATEST FROM GERMANY.

STUTTGARDT, Saturday, May a.
The mobilization Of the Sth Federal German Corps
darnt, j. completed. The CommaGder-in-Ch Chief of 1t
/. PRICE Frederick. The Corps-ddrmee of Wurtem-
berg has been placed under the command OF the MIN
liter OF War, Gen. Miller.
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,.rlx On Saturday after-

AcSIDISr,L DEswSISs.-Esrly on Saturday sfter-
sol Gses.e Mirchei iai, 81 frm he Rshcad BdEe 4.
hsIea INTO Hsrsn River, AID drowned ooy We
II r paw iti .ore, s,a.a abore-s that me
ge Brooklyn. ssysrsl Of the rweLs
frsguc. Police .s.chiEg body alT the atet>s
sIs ,yeLrs q. ssgssy D., gihou. Tue our.oc
srrifrr-ai
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NEVJERSEY ITEMS.

Dr>ey>r on RGs-nfING Horsy.--trhcers Denneu
40 y,p Of Jersey Cry usde dr-cen' Tn rrm chop
g. IS yo street; sboa, oe.oct yrerdsy NON snf .od ar
80 rhcps. kirs Franei, sheridan snf Owen Bradi-yt
bd ~i,h h,nr ens.s-d In ssmbhns They were committed
20 The City Prison
D,sornyRIY UoEv-cn SATURDAY nghf Sfhcer
Srb,.y s,,,se 20 arrest Jsm.s Smith chsrset VINO tee
is esrderly house Nh smith decine The n'nor ~ 'c,m
si.. ,be esr ard finally as,sed and ehosed nm ce
~ y Nariuus nh.eqaeny rook Mr. smith u - snA
the r.,ory gentleman psced 10 dnrsrce 10 sws' ne -
ton Of the Recorder this morning
A Ropy WITHOUT A HssS,-The body OF heal
les sp IN state of nudy focnd In the WAFER ne" sr
Yk Bsy Cemetery IN Bergen "~nship. on ssnrdsy InS
name ~ Oliver Becker, a. could De ssevrNh
tonnS in ira. pk on OF the An inquest ~
u,fee spe Of Bergen Township who viii give any
I. possesses for purposes Of identification
CoTNrsRFEIrER ARRrsTED.-Peter Taylor nss 49,
arrested IN Iongseoniips New jersey sna i, ~. -
aserrn. co,srrd with srte number OF P'A,e ~
Ns,rhsr, Exchange Bsnk Com EshsDge bsnx. snA knns
~ Bspi OF N.wYork Most Of the nors were on ths oss
Exchange Bank 81 Phiiade phiar and farnrts aIo
Bank Of Camden. NewJer~y
During the last nine years. / is said the hap.as
hnrch, d Newark qusdpl~d their menioersr ana re
nm their contributions from q NO TO e1,H@
RoRsyRY.-The coal Office Of Mr.. Winslcw. in New,
,vcu. was entered Saturday cod between So ana 80
ssclen
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hIILFD eI FALL.-CorOner schIr1ner held IN IN
se srd,y No 7sl Washington stree gpoa the body
II Georse Keaue ehiG Of who fell nom four
story vTtow the ard dasaea 70 peces Ins
mother OF the child appears bad st upon Abe near VIE
dow 's blinds Of closed b.. sened and The
child rolled szans, them and FED OF; Tie jury rendered.
sveriic. Of " accidental death"
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SH0FtlFrlSc.-Ssras SchngZ Wa committed BY
Ju,s- wss OF Saturday apprSPA,s Sls worth OF .s;n
frou. m. coIr..r Of Mr. Lser No. ~ Broadway. sne -
.Ais b. cd arc but FsssIiy dismissed tom
baesEslrs IszIt.
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ArTENPTED SUIsIDE.-Abou, II! o clock on Friday
gh, Officer " Clay Of the Fifth Ward observing woman
May King behaving strangely arrested and locked
her up The Dooman after discovered that she had
pended her by The neck from the door of cell and mm
lately cut her down she subsequently restored 10
eouscoasness, and bids fair
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ou zoe 2is, io The dsces.es ais ,'.enr
ma 20 crc, Dussr s'ses' At CeniTr vs., IN over ., =, a.,
s,s ~ Y rad red verde, 20 tbn efrc. Deceased
"a. sr.r. = sse ADDS uaii.e OF irssni' As '''
! sbe hAi 70 rcrHsIsn' aba u pioe'
sr,rnIre Arrk,I.-Frane,s Hsfey Of No: -.
81 leu Hoe, q NJ ,. y'Ss.,
LATER as b. psrery Hu..ey sno'sre the
he o'bsr, l,as "hru be Tuned ~ VA. imn-Saey
rested be wsandd b, - coT
Ju.,ic- s:-ris him Tor f-.onso'' assault
Corsrrrrrr1rSG.-A pi.o, named Edward Mcycr'
miCk pss.ed counter, bill ne fr'deI, Bank OF Wv
s,,e pied 70 pa Of ~ srsd IS BIZ the Marse; Bans Of
Nv Nv. Ss sA ' ,rcrs Is lin on he taiou B,lk
Al Il .h,s- people arrested AID held for examination
TsKrrA coal ps,,cr named John MoCauley
employed .;esH- northern Lish' sod Jane. Lynch
,'qisT; 90 he g w Sgi1 %y Pan. ws. % he ..mer OH
1se durus her passage fror san Francisco % fsSs"A Ju''e
o.borr 10, I'D them up fl eAAHna''on
RrS OyFR.-A boy uawed Biggs. 10 years Of age
pss; reside At NJ s East Thirty 'eco1d ',rs wne
,f,eruoou lua by hrgerbeer WAGON cnver oy
Mthssl Click ,ad had boh q hi, leg terribly rushed h,
II thought he csuuo, survive The rves was srressed aud
ocssi up for examination.
Gs.Sn L,RoFNl.-Lewis Bender was arrested on
Edsad altrrr No IA Wooster street Justice Quaker
blsh committed him for EXAMINATION.
NEW CoCNTFRFETs.-An attempt was made on
Saturday circulate preus - o, on the Stsli ssrs -,
y Y b. police the Telegraph 20 work and stopped the
rosues.
RoBBING 4 SIEEPER.-John Metirahan was ar
rested OF Sunday stealing small OF money oun NJ
while b. asleep pile OF hay at the foo' or
Chst street Justice Qusknb 81 committed him cr trie
DIsHoSrsr DoNrsrrc.-EIen Thompson, servant
In the employ Of MIR VIM II. Townsend, AZ M. lS West
Eleven street arrested yesterday for robhng him OF $50
worth of cohirg Some of the stolen garments we've bdnd
upon her Justice Quac kenbush committed her FOR trial
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t,, hu, The body recovered and pJ~s' bed y-s
~ ro,or,r Speh when verde - Ancaens, dro
r,ndcr,d THE jury $50 commended ucs, g., his
prom D, Hpr.. uaSc ,Ossve the boy,
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AcUDEsrs.-James Barker, while tearing down an
"a beo Lnu.e in Esry.@veuth between Eighth and
.hsckngy crushed - the falling Of TIE wall
he vsss home
Mssare uxhrs died The Hospital Saturday ofiIuTes
received ~ sl'irg from building IN Worth street.
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F,rAL AccIDESr.-Coroner Gamble held an In
The Ne~York Hospital. tn body o. Akr,sret
:hs- l:ssPs.'. ~Sssa, wacs- i.sa was tie E-f'
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,st, c.i,rd ou zoe 2i. n... The dsceset ats ,sng
a., -, D,s street Centre, til over cy AZ eA.'
IN. ,..r,on, .fox ID ths' th- occurrure sas SCI
ssn.i ara ID Isry rrnd, rri yerds' 20 ~" frs
"a, q s.e asd uaiire Of lrvsni As 'i g Aho"H
a.. h,t 70 rcrn q. n aba Y plscf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

MELANCHOLY AFTAIR.-A young man named
Andrew b. Richardson, residing in South Third
street near Fifth street Thursday afternoon, went
to the stable of George C.. Wood in South Sixth
street Eastern District and hired horse and buggy
for the purpose of going to Flatbush. About !!
o'clock, on Friday morning, Officer Murphy found
him at the Odeon, acting in strange manner, and
took him home. The wagon was standing in trout
of the odeon and the horse nearly dead with fatigue
and hard usage. About five O'Clock, the young man
left his house and returned at noon, when he was
placed under restraint, and was subsequently sent
to Lunatc Asylum. He has been subject to fits
of insanity before and on this occasion was observed
by some men who knew him, to be driving along
Comet street, Western District in an unusual and
furious manner. lie was afterwards near Bush
wick. When he was found at the 0deon, his pock.
cts were filed with stones and bits of iron and bis
appearance indicated that he was insane. The horse
is nearly ruined from the usage he has received and
the wagon If broken.
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The CoURTs.-A Special ierm oftss Sapreme Cent
viii be held IL tie City Hal 10. moIpizg Slh Es:.
Noes Il 1e tn June Circuit - sled
Monday od4yJ. ..l~- Of law ard tJ be ds1rssl
80 sncn
No Calendar vii b. taken up in Tie City Court his wesh
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Constructive LAEcEsY.-A womsx named NJ
gen. xas s,sd Saturday, 'hs charge ID Iswnlg
which .as soclreG families 1L=er Fste1at Of ssns
m.ls Ths complainant Mr. Lo1 s.sE-1n. The sccusse
sss held for hssrIg
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Dy,rp OLD SHirBrfi Drr.-Mr. WIN. Col
yer ,a IA and experienced hipber q Grnre,S' sed OF
Wesu,.osy a. bis Ia " me srrcf The mas -
The srs pysres were h.tn, ysscrisy oa' on r-'pss
90 his memory.
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AssAULT o. StpBOAED.-On Saturday. officer
Frost arrested eulgssa.Elns NAMED Henry b. The
char ding Charles Hsbos,t the captain % a s.rs
Amelia lying a; Fosd Docx IL appears tast the s.rsd
the DAY nous, zsd took of sso and on
ssrdsy fsr Tsorey ne sailor The gain
nay and AMY sDrds sss5ing Brn Knocked lin With
al "a n ne sxDg.
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TIL THrEs,s.-Sa,nrdsy evening some boys went
b,cier, she's No south yif.h street and robes the TN
Of H. ka dozen boy, srfryed yeSerdsy on e'
rici Of heinz 'he thieyts
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SERIOrs EANPHENE ACcIDE,T.-At a lato hour 90
Friday nght M Nayio' fesdrg A. No 10 ssts street,
wa. .rousy injured by the of camphe1s znly.
fluid had exhausted and ia fame Of the WICK very
slight Thinning .Ina DO aay damage shs rsplen.h.d
the anp iron can wh.n the lid ignted the exploded
report 0ud ~ 70 IN. nsghtess The
which YVES n.,al eEapi. melted N SsyIos
caught abe hadlF burned about The
breast taus,sr VINO 70 hef aid sso severely bIIa
Her ssyng bsu aarn b. ne rpor got o bec sId
tore clothes frc an her Dydy.
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YIRE.-A fire broke out in row Of frame houses
within tie block bounded by Amy Pacific, Columbia aud
HEX. street Friday night The .he
roofs occupied by Mrs Ferris Mr Mar-
Mr. McClesn and Others, csusDg damage II
$50 The accidental.
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ForsD DRowSED.-The body OF drowned man
- frd on the beach the q 18Th street (ow.nus
on Saturday IL much dhgEsi that idenic,on
impo-sibs BenIet, tcoS .hs matter in cha-ge
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ROBBING 4 SIEEPER.-John Metirahan was NJ
rested OF Sunday stealing small Of money trou, M
Murray. while BE- asleep pile OF hay tue too OF
ChsI, Justice Qua keub sd committed him for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

NEW CorNrFRFETs.-An attempt was made c'
SATURDAY circulate spurious - bs on the Gtsnie bsns
Psecoog r. l. and bills 'on the Chemung Bsnk Of Emir'
n Y BIZ The police the Telegraph 20 work and stopped IN
royues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

THFFr.-A coal pssscr named John MoCauley.
employed ;he steamship Northern Lishi 500 james
,r ,rci u,ch II r. Wslsm Pan. while The st~sue On
.is rriu he passs-e San Francisco % Psosula Justice
O.bor- 70, I'D them up & z -exauiinaaoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

Es,Sn LARcFNY.-Leuis Bender was arrested on
SATURDAY for stealing worth Of clothing from the trunk OF
Fduard a,rrr No IA Wooster street. Justice O'scxen
r,h eonlmit.e him for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

DIsHoSEsT DoNFsTIc.-Enen Thompson, a servant
in the employ Of Mr. VIM H. Townsend, a. NJ, lS West
sres wa arrested Yesterday for rubhnE him of SSo
worth of clothrg Some of the stolen garments we've irf
upon her Justice QuaC kenbush committed her for trial
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
SOCIAL LIFE NOT THE CHIEF END OF MAN.

III ~
A popular lecturer at Chicago lately advo.
Gated with some plausibilify, the drinking and
dancing customs of other countries, as means
of promoting social intercourse. and adding to
the animation and grace of general society
To this the congregational Herald replies
with some very apt remarks:
The value of social life has been unduly
magni6ed. 1t lis of far less moment than do
mestic life. That q man should please and
entertain his neighbors or acquaintahces, for
few o Lents or hours, it may be. while he
is with them dHiudles into insigni6cance by
the side of the question, whether he makes
happy the companion of his life. and his chill
dren whose veal or woe for time and eternity,
depend much on fathers influence. That q
woman shonld be fascinating at the social
party what is it compared with shedding the
radiance of love and Kindness on husband and
children in her family. Any social life that
would interfere with these most sacred home
duties, will prove curse, not alone to the
families Immediately affected, but to society at
large. We shall owe no gratitude to him
who shall so solve the social problem as TO
disturb the happiness of the 6reside.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
RAVENNA. oHIo---wEDNEsDAY, Y, SEPTEMBER. II 1859

Ah, no But | am chilled through and thro
My love is1dead and buried Stand away
from the grave and let US meet the world as
We best may.
leaned nv head upon my hands, and my
tears fell ard was not ashamed of them
But they seemed to rouse her into kind of
frenzy. -ias ...-s
Your she exclaimed suddenly. Is You
who year ago sowed the seed which has
horne this fruit. can you weep over yonr hus.
bandry row Don't Frank Take what
can give you-take my earnest friendship; and
God grant we may never part, Lere or in heav.
en- s.-z.s -..,..5.
'Ah!in hearen-if We ever get there-syou
will love me again. 5aR
She quoted those sad words which poor St.
Pierce uttered on his dying bed: 7swa
One ferait une anne isoee, dams le ciel
meme p What would an isolated soul do
even in heaven itselfl and laid her haad
gently on mine. Ef tee
-a' Heaven knows, dear Alice. that as loved
YOU when we first met, loved you on that
unhappy day and love you still : ssass
i am glad to hear it, she said hurriediy.
Heaven only knows what days and nights
we're mine at first. For my life had been
wrapped up in YOURS Frank, and it was terri.
/ BILE to separate them. thought at first that
could not live. suppose every one thinks
so when a heavy blow falls. But strength was
given me, and bg and by, peace. We seem
like two gray shadows Frank. in a silent
world, and We must only wait Gods time; and
hope that on the other side of the grave at
] least. tlis great mistake may be set right
Believe me, / am happy in heing with you,
Frank-happy in thinking that the same roof
shelters US and that we shall not part till one
cf US two dies. re l.g
opened my arms, and Of her own accord
she came to my heart once more; her arms
we're around my neck, and her hand upon my
shoulder, and her lips meeting mine. Not as
they used to do, yet tenderly end kindly. -
\ I'VE are older and wiser than we were, and
Isadder, too, dear Frank she said, with a
smile. Yet who knows 1t may be that all
the love has not left us yet z~ .B H.t
And thus that chapter of our life ended
u We have never touched upon the subject
since; hut have waited calmly for years. and
) the same qniet light shines always in the eyes
of Alice; the same deep. sad tone thrills my
heart when hear her speaking or singing
:. An angel could scarcely be gentler or kinder
than she who was once SO impeuous and fall
of fire. She was unreasonable, and exacling
and ardent, and impetuous in those days,
: know, and my slower nature was always on
the strain to keep pace with hers; but, what
bright. joyous happy creature she was
Itwould have been different but for me-
> Oh, you, who read this little tale, remember in
lime that kind word and loving look cost
little, although they do such great work-and
that there is no wrong so deep as wrong done
to loving heart. -