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]. II. GREEN, THE RrFoRMED GAMBLER.-This
gentleman will soon arrive in cur ci:y, and lay be-
fore our citizens bis remarkable experiences as
Gambler. the history OF this dreadful vice in our
community, and the means of REFORM We have
had the pleasure Of reading letter from a distn-
guished philanthropist in Boston, who warmly re-
ccmments blr. Green 10 the attention OF those who
desire 10 suppress the miserable crime Of gambling
and we have had The pleasure of hearing him deliver
one Of his interesting lectures. His story is SIN
suiar one, curiousiy illustrative OF Western society
and usages melancholy in its interest," yet useful az
lessen and warning 10 eli TO avoid similar path
of error.


EY In the consequence of the indisrositinn of
Mr.. f. II. Brown, the Concert of the OTpheau Fam-
ly advertised FOR last evening, postponed. 1t
will take place si Rutgers Institute, Thursday
evening" when their deserved popular ~ will doubt
less attract large audience.


CRuELTY KILLED by KINDNEss.-A young
woman in Vermont married poor but worthy
man against her fathers wish. He drove them
from his house, ard closed his door and heart
against them. They came down near Bos on,
went to worik, and prospered. After many years
the father had occasion TO come to Boston. lie
concluded to 20 and sec his daughter, expecting
q Geld reception. His daughter and her husband
received him most kindly and lovingly. After
staying with them awhile, he went back to Yer
munt


| One of his neighbors, hearing where he had
been, asked him how his daughter and her hus
band had treated HIM.


81 never was SO treated before in my lifs,'
said the weeping and b:okeu.hearted father
"They i" have broken my heart; they have killed
me; do nj feel IS though icould 1--we under it. -


"What did they do to you Z" asked The neigh
Dor. I" Did they abuse ysu ?"


They l0oed me tc death and killed me with
Kindness said he. 81 can never forgive my
self Hor treating so cruelty my Own darling daugr-
Ter. who loved me so afcctiopatey. | feel as il
should die to think how grieved the precious
child when l spnrued her from my door. Heaven
bless them, anc forgive me my cruelty and inus
! tice 10 them"


Who does not see in this an infalbe cure for
difficulties between man and mani There is
not child nor man on earth, who would not
feel and say that that daughter, though so deep
ly wronged and outraged by her angry father,
did right in treating him as she did. That father
was her enemy, bu. she was not his. He hated
her, while she loved him.


cKiss for Blow, by II. c. Wright.


SHOCKING OccURREscE.-A dispute arose on
Friday night week, rear Dagshoro, sussex County,
| Delaware, between two intividuais who were toss
ing pennirs OGe Of the men was O5ed Orwell,
The other George w. Short. Ii Ihe scuhie Which
ensced Otsveil inflicted several bicws and kicks,
and otherwise injured Short SO as 10 occasion his
death in about fifteen minutes.


A sHecK,so sroaY.-rhc hilton, NJ c., Chron-
nicle Of the l5'h inst Gays -" Tuner Johnson, OF
Orange, was slockingiy murdered BY his daughter
(about II years ofage, the night of The 9th inst.
Report says that Johnson went heme intoxicated
found no one abou, but his little grl-breeteued 10
kiil her II she didn't Kill hin-laid himself down
before the fire. whereupon his daughter approached
hi'n axe IN hand, and, with blow split his skull
open The daughter has been committed TO ia.-
This horrd deed may excite the surprise of some of
cur readers, but nothing surprises us nowadays"
E The Steamboat UTIcA mas discontinued her
tins until farther notice