ANOTHER PRESENTATION,
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Deeds of virtue and benevolence bear fruits
that endure through all time. He who con
tributes IN the least degree to the ametioration
of the ills incident to life, does more than The
hero Of an hundred bloody conquests The
one blesses, the other curses mankind. If
mankind generally were aware OF the LUXURY
there is in doing good, much Of the evil that
now afflicts the moral and social system would
cease to exist. The tear Of gratitude CONVEYS
more real bliss to the heart OF the good man
than volumes Of the empty praise OF political
adulation. He who is instrumental in the sal
vation of single creature from intemperance
has more cause for rejoicing than him who is
the idol Of the multitude, during its uncertain
and brief devotion.


We have recently been shown picture pre-
sented by Mr.. J. McGENN to ISAAC BEERS, the
proprietor of the Temperance Hotel in this city
for his phlanthropic efforts in the cause OF
temperance. It graphically and truly pour
trays the drunkard's fearful course.-The sew
eral gradations, from youthful spree" to
the selEmicide committed under "delirium
tremens,' that mark the gloomy pathway OF
the drunkard, are faithfully presented, and ap-
peal forcibly to the spectator. The donor is a
true TREND of the cause; and in selecting Mr.
Beers as the recipient, he has but paid just
and well-merited tribute to one of the mos
jealous, energetic, and sefsacrifcing friends
Of the holy cause of Temperance.