.3%1%156
os. li.tireert „ yam t .
Arcldteri: Mechanic:lan ap,tl !drew ibir AtU
aud Mauutactuna . O ffi ce and Res tten",,litoobe l .
r..
I)
31E1411E1N? dealer tu Duolu,Stailoaery.
lA, Wall Pitwr, Carpet', Tart, ,Ite. norm oq
It steet,Tildewater, Va. •
th.c. 12, ,'eta,
•
G. I,..sb.rh.pi. • • . :• •
•
(Ira Engtneer and %mate% 'Newllllighton.
N. Sonroyt. Napa and Profile. made ola *MK
uottes. • • t. 41701.
r . 1.1 AIS *MON • T
. ,
1. may at tar, Deaver, Pa. Ohm loathe Na
tion Hotel balli.n. Collections, an., promptly
attended to.
•
1),.. Ma qui t Cuu mg
Practicing . Pty.' Itozbftter rs,. Meg
IM 0 1:100T , riot of Ankeay'ellotel. Promrtatten
tlne:lveta to all relic.
. . _
ilearceSeatiww
roimNion oriebed September S. isitt. TMa
r. and 'meet...rally
co
Pm(
Torlorymil able eeeleteells, °P re .11f,elliaire mar}
to tut , ' node., Eauvlbkh and far (*-
mom. addre.. T. TitYLOll
Pratt
T . J. 011.11YD&Mit & NONly
rs-rt 4
Ituul►u:rtur. 1'O.•
Mkt. lu !know Mallon tor - work war.
ranted. Price* modorste.
N0t5:4.141a4-41..
r aw l Pa rturrehli,
J
- • ,•7•„•.1L,-.
J. A. H. P. ILIJUN.
I '1: .W ,Y I-V . 0114M d K 117131.
At/Pricy., it Litr. ' Offe• ?Med garret, Nivel.
ME
ifisecl7a newts.
Industry Pall Ceripmity•
11••I'1'a , TVItElt* AND umaaanoti
Tr
TABLE& COARSE . SALT,
I SOUIVIIIY, IiNAVE It CO., Pit.,
All pOl up 10 :dud ardor and ninngin.n to
• igire sadsfactlon.„.
AU orders. proituptly Attended to.
a. a. aittothi, llaXl4lllll. L. SLIM. SIC. k TRIAL
HOLIDAY
,pAILIENTS.
Iteinii;ejtan & Belk
No. Ali Bth A.venus,
PlatVarga, Pc
, .
Ms genii* leareasilibras their patrons and
the generally that they hassjustopened an
Immense stock of Goods, especially InSported for
the corning Bolldlys—cornprlsing the &beat and
rarest Sherignesa litnega tta
Pure 6611=1Y z Groups and
Itsatuelten.: es, Tea and
Plunet Salts, Mules) boxes, Irenels Clocks in
Marble. Bronze and Alabaster CANS, Parise War*
In Groups and titetuettee, Silver Plated Ware In
rentrarlety,Brais ?Alley Goods. Jewel Bona,'
and
St!,,
Beaded Canes. de., &c.
sure.--Our connections with Eastern and Wes
-1,1/ Manufactures and onr frequent "lilts to their
markets enable us to Dell goods In our line, either
who legate or retail at lotterlirlees than say boom
weal of New York.
Lade •,
•1 1 ., 0; . 21110UGAN,
=MEI
!..'“9.l,,ExuEnorri mfo.
rine P=il7 Groceries.
Queenswarf, Herdware,
V. 4 ILS, WINDOW VLASS, WOOD
AND H - ,iLLoir wAitx DAMN;
11. 4 41, FLOUR, BALD, La&
COUNTRY PRODUCE .taken in
Exchange for Goode. •
nairered Free of Chnive in
the
Unioulocrfsn, Pa., Aug. 19, 18119
MM
7' R r 11 R
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
CoMPORED PRINCIPALLY 01.7119
,I,brAtd 1 / I •ANQ from
A. '1 1 A. VE LA.
CoulAtus throe per caTt. of
AMMONIA.
. , .
An'toeple gniailtlty io give activity (nilhout lujn
rJUa th. vegetation. sad a large quantity of sat
Bone Phosphate ot Lime,
ltwiLer with POTASII mai 6.011 A, tha soatulla
tlawasta at a -
comre.rra lIANU tut
Tho high estintatlOw la which it l hall br
uoo tlttouswd laruters who are using 111 u prefer•
to other lands, is s surr!guarstitee ut its
As, _Price Pt per too. Scud ;rordl pamphlet!
kat,. —The Alrs• Vets Guwwo Compsuy,
Itt l “.lu ay. Now York
N.% Hardware Mott.
- 1 , 1 ., Tb •, V.S T ET? R l'f# ryt..rEß r
, And although It take* oat to make a liamon
rise, Too erl/1 And. Upon Melt their establishment
that they don't have to resort to go to snake thole
Hood* Ito. To all., see would say, ..t ash ta" and
examine nor stock I We tune on hand Ike linest
and br.t. . •
I, ..•r• . +,.+ ,ir,.lrn• ar
•0 • , Vm.ftX7 -- - . P
EW
II AR DIV ARE
-A ''''; il,-
CUTLERY,
• I'll'i , :v th . S . e i vr i.g. to:it t e . tupened slid Will be ores:
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES
-V RAI? , f):N: Dh:Pol',
No. 337 LtBIRTY EITSZET4
ptrrButly111;111.•
. .
1 Is islemwsret *ad .Chiudallers. all
i btriesi sod qualllksattba IRON CITY LAMP •
aml GLUM WAR . EI/0021N.. Dewlen supplied st
wholesale rates: lion- tea Ostlers
4. P. bIIITH As CO :
IFlLibertyBl.,Plttsbvgh,PL
rem, Bout Tletileo.—Thapablic Ire
• IL es notthat that the E rna Itestrtaatt: iitSt4ll
the Ohio river at Vanport. t again 'Saint
b
rer,oter trim and will to the throe, eeatinagt :
,10 .0. The 'Weary:axe at Ito pohlte II respect.
tally *aliened E. MINES.
a5e.40,1869.--nt
ta
T
1
U s Att.)tit.4ll: l , l ,
Miscellaneous. I-11
N - raM
ν A STORE
NEW: . BRIGIITOt
•
(11)11,11x1/4-Lu.
=1
!WHITE LEAD,
Liz,isEin dzL
purry, •
IiItUSIIES, NAILS o .
91 .
1 A,Ltrif
:‘rtsc-eld
• 'Cohim, in Qti find.
11)" tai4CiAt
Lard OIL 1
I ,
COACH SOW! VAIIINIA/fs
k 7.;
COPAL. VARNISH
i
FURNITURE VARNISH,
'HAMAR VARNISH;
SHELLAC AND'
( NA NPAIT.?
i 1 I
ilkmiles .eoleyt Japan,l
1
i , 1 ARTIST'S MATERIALti,
- {I
' 1
!!PICTettE FRAMES, (to °tiler')
LooklN 9 (LASSES,
Looking Glass Plates;
O%A'
IVINDOW GLASS,
EZDENCH ZINC,
ZNdLISH AND
GERMAN GLUE,
Limb prtry.s, to
•
Tana. aro - 41111R ,
Uvetav of Geode.as'
E. W. !lILAILIK & CO,
BANKERS,
§tiret, Philadelplsin!
GEN.F.TAL AGENTS
I ;
=ZEE
Penn yData and ken New Jai
Or THE NATIONAL
Lim:111MB;
. of the Chitea States of Material.
.)./
The Natiosal Life Insurance Compnuy la a cor
poration chartered by special Act of Orogresa.
anproved July O. ISM with s cub tspitel of
slawmh tall Toil&
Wes onired to Arrests sad Solicitors,
who me Wheal to .p si our once.
, 2,diltspottestkiLalm.
once. egidVilite u,
intend story of outt
Bosse, where ctrenbirs and pamphids,
fully de
scrlbinF the sdrantagee offered. by the Company
may be hid,
NOTIt'IR
NEW BAI ERY
J. C. WILSON'S OLD STAND,
Thu gt., Beaver, Ps
JOS: M. REED,
• 'Takes otelatevalo tnfem jdsold friend► that be
fa ealalobohed tabostscaa at the above staud.vabrta
be will be glad to meet and accommodate theto.•
FRESH 111 READ,
CAKES,
• NUTS.
Confectionaries of all kinds.
NO. 1 FLOUR,
made front fall wheat, by tile barrel, sack
or at retail.
Jan.
7;4NXTIFIAOIIDINATIV.
ORAND BALM MIK
, m isEnvER,
cupid not be more mumisbing, thau„the
•fact.tintt
SIMON SNITGER & CO
IMO
keep the best, /argot and fretlest
slack of
aßocEntEs, FLOCK, PEED, ..to,
I in "leaver &tiny.
TEAS,
•
• COFFEE. •
SUGARS, • -
PURE SPICES;
Molasses, Syrups,
Alia tbq bpst,baszpis
Tbbac,co & Cigars
, • to be found in Or" place.
We make a 'speCialty of
F. - Lau - R.& FEED,
SaJScC add faticiiose bat waifs,/ liviown to
b/ the sasylaart venous fa was. Out establiab•
yokut. - en}oia a avtfessatsttlystatioa le tuts pat•
W 4 bp.eqbl l tba nears as to the past
to maintain it;
WE DEFY COPPETLTIOI4.I
Feraliastate the Vita. We are ill
at the
"914 Staudt' wad ad et 34 L. //erre; 11, - -
Om. aid lee um. •
• VarnhuLiVcr.r. id,i l . l 4li7. ; ;ittf , tilltet
WI - " alto . tit.: Better eounty. Pe.. de
sowed, us bow ranted to • the
lending hi ttia &rat llttaionlk,'Anedb o n y coM"
tyt..ra.tat persona bons say claims ar &Qads
srodnetthe estate ot said Ow:adept ere requested
to mako known t iler ibs tame to the undantszed at
or belbeitbe Va itauleitry wear. and (base
I nitebteh Wee% Senn in thanked to wake par
neat anode beano that Una or have than lonts
*lib ltre. lititiltret Mop to ItesTer,Tbolostrooly
to Doeotolorr. - • Olditqp. iILACI4A4Iote:
------,--
---,
Cool, Co61:--Tbi liiidettieahi hiteetei b
deliver coed burntair AL to all DMA
heeding the esttele. Orden eilll reedit. orolopt
atterilloo. A. P. CPXYPiIt.
Dee. 9. Mt. .
..
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riling') I • , -11,1 rt
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1 , 1 -Vac facto*teditiksgs,'
-;ri s .. .J. ) 1.11;
.•;Ai
)%tto.Av is, iii__ 1 ; 1 7.4
swum% iiriim Wesier S a I Lipm?'
- .to
-- - . .
~,,
' .4.0;1 - ,v):: t ioniti 'an, - 4 " " 1
CRIMPER' TIME EVER SOLD 1$ THIS
re , ' • ...- COUNTY.
1 (A I.*:/) T019'0(0 i .? " . 1 ' "!.
f
, :I flgic:47.77ty,ffirpEst
!•,:r..'!); •
I .1/ ).ttla 1,1. ;•
. 2 7:107 1 1 2 .*A r Pc.#K BTOTE
se
'iVeltrelZgat°%
SpI!!4I,T ,
Nu. T. Splinidid Seer,Lew *mars Ovia.
No. ay SP I.4Alla_krr...li t.
ti Ofet. l o
MX titaa rater; Urge wood is4a
gr al4 4eT . l49l r a St4 7o:‘,'i
:it,. 1, Juno Parlor, can beery
" "
, • • •.,
BEATING STOVES
So: S., Wbbed.r.gi, very heavy
" " "
bisnieltid. Grate - Fronts, •
au
111, nMI
•:zz, to ti t 3 *"
„am
I _ ll . !: 1! 7
e 9
11; . ' • 4 "
111, " &Pi "
7,1 1, 23q 8.00
Maio Rod, Wldo,
1 - 4:l4ner " ' • l a
14, - " lollhoot. Rod,
32, Plain Rod, • -•",
at Box, Without Rod, 1.13
Omit Willi*? MOIL;
.. - •
I'll' I .7.11
vettkdialuseatia 040446:-o
i; .° I ;.:;..
Air Work Warranted. Giro go a Gall.
ltEßßlcitiveti;;'
•
FAILLsirroN voinotv.
==
IN :F l A:L.L.s e rorr, ,
, lietteerelliteleite *tutted/ of
wry asui too.. etl - Iteeirte waned the carrion
et the bait, antentoolete, 1 - us prepared to 'ea.
tentativ& Ilona to •gtoo entire eadsteetkee. • I
harron band different patterns and DOW of Xa.
gins.
lire tiny Bolts, inn ste.nreeettedt to =Lim
or repatr all description% of inaiblzerr,ou tenon.
'able term.; • .
E. IV. CLARK & CO.,
• SS Mat& (td t.
B. A. IttESELL„ Sturager4
I have all too beat plow patterns that suit this
market smear which to the .*Greet Wartettl."
which boa been atti plow of the county for he teat,
atteen yearn. Mao altacoat ill other ?lowa so) , QT
previously la ,
I have on bind and will mutilate to irnanifse
pre • Urge asortm.ut ut
COOKING, ViANKLIN A LILTING Itl'OVTB,,
Cit the latest styles and with all the male= lm-,
prorements, irtkh I will sell at modern Wes.
Among these Is the GREAT REPURIJV. Thls
•%m bin 0114411 Aka top, arid& item it &bare
sdrfeetrarbtstalt tallkirep UMW Amen, and it is
bow looked upon is one of the best and most econ
ouilml,stores ea Makes leer tact
W and Is more dna.
Menem other %see. 01111.4011perroa, . after
haring vied this store foes considerable length of
time, may be reterrd to in proof of what. Is beta
'add :•
El.. Isaac 'Squint,
M. T. Seaway, • -
Ell Item,
Jobs Witting.
Mrs. tied. ?Oka. '
CAvli i ll. Winans,
N t r antli'll 1:1 5 : 13 '
Robert lieGoemla.
Asap Blaelmaxe. , • '
Mi. Joseptt Wadi*.
lira. Majlor Wad
Ste:i..l). CivalliT; ....-
Xllolti. Mil der;
---
David Leviek,
Capt, Amer Rayon i
Dr. C. D. Tattle.
William Decd.
Kelly Bawer. •
John MelAaghlia,
Samna! Taylor. ,
Dr. Jas. H. Jackaoa, , ,
Mamas fleacata,
/atm DualaP.
/114 ton Davis.
Martna n lialjlrta, ...-.
Jogs d liriVreari.
.1. N. Winans.
lira. boat. Animate.
Mr. Lotiley,
Mr. Clam,
Vrteettelt. Hata - Mr.
Benjamin rrantiln
'Cam - Alines anlittatim,
SFICII2eI Heaped!.
(ieorge Beam. • ,- ..
jam Jackson. . ' "
Halter Hrtenenoa.
Bra. lititallomy.
W. T. Beeves.
Wiliam noon.
EINE
P'• , • )1
by;
EVI=ZSI
oe P. ' "
l_:reii,diii:s.'.. :,,!!
HE
Ell
4 :mum coil
AEA NNA COUNTY,rA
'P15145 'ANII fIOW CASTINGS.
.STOP S! BTOYM )
Sega Rlehardsoo.
James Loathe*.
Capt. Woodson Glean s
111.111111 R. Davis, .
Pawed hinsphr,
Rho lloldship,
Ohm Mows,
Patiersow,
James I/fairish&
tams'! ErtilliZ um,
Thompson J
31r. Crawled:• .
lira. Rey. Rtmohons,
Jaminban Reßensit,
Jade . Rehm.
'l3le.bard Riohnisi. •
,Solomon Fronk.
James Rnowies.
David C6lllooil.
Richard Staley,
Joseph McFerrin, '
David Carr.
Worts Wilma,
James Tbompaon,
(JUIL.
lberison 11•44.
t//Mon Reed,
?imam M
Orme. ove,
William
I lWastitnaton Rn le.
,!James Galley.
.; Robert Graham.
jThomas Bradshaw,
:Lilo Bradshaw',
;IDison Reed.
lidenhd idamona,
.1. W. Funhhonme.
• %William Wagner.
Ilie.Chooso„
" Renee Sulheret.
ler. Wise.
lii whetter.
101/21 THOIMUIT
11=131
=1:13
110SSULVESI COVITIfe
Ja. anal* or Palo Mona! Jmee,
s ? "-g lr e
• 'Whereas dunes -MN 1,
the fdth day of Itletela,-.A. D.' MS.
preoleuts her petitiOn•in the WOW
made the Judgeogrrt
COMIZIan Mesa or Bearer County. a ril fl
tee twee thereto set forth ohs hi loomed
(row ge t , tn i a m nroach a l mni go=
yOt ,the **atil Jonah Jolter; that aetthty Mikis ell
' arbor boobies net queue pbata,oartf Jo%
l i ttrarer.al= r t oreeresepThki . %% I f tite i re g re
be held, on the third Monday atlamb
_ amt . t o.
mere? the petition or libel of 1.1.1 401611
.
'.T*OOll. - 10 'obeir CansevlrsEY Yen have. why
the VW 'Argil JO" "PM shonlit not to
*tweed froth tbe bona of•liatiblilet
ha :the lel of toseably ht. nab
.protided.. • Ilene:gym atone* fa ciadi wrimia ; s
Witoree, The non. Med. W.
of nor mid Court at Sewer, Ude dittphrye lb:01(ot
November, 41'. D. - 18113. • J . CINEw DUFF. A.
J.l. Lirn.s. Sheriff.
*ire. Jao.ll,
- ,
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&Lilt ;.' .s tir Jr' ing ;4i ' . .'.4 zr ... 1 ~ , ,,,i
.6. . a-, • 6 . "'" Adi rirq If -tva 24.1 1. , - ~.__-_,
'ter tallad Jr4l tr ' - 1.1%11)
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If C J " t' ' ' .l-1 ^ctlyal
4
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... .1. 4, 4
6 4.1;1-4 I I tali -tiis; 4.4.41 affs itiim..f.x...i 0 : rig.'', .... . ~...-... ~• 4
- • ...delcr 6 ' * lir ..u. , •,,-1..- ~,. i rot i !
' . :41 Vidgyritrs - I antAlrethliptillit-1.- j i , *(4
aze„ ,,, ,irafra , )ll7--- !'F: , ,-, A +hrl: ‘... •• 4 . '4 -3 .0.. 1. 11 • •+• 41" :
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1 0311040,111011 Tog 72. AI:WM.IO/y
.;
- plums* .iihi g;th
L Igl . 2.;;:r10f,- •.; gir;.; - :opp • i
aill72T 1 c i , ;'W "iSho .
1 , 1,..'-;
:.i.g lii:,, Tlf.v: ~ i -Wz
col;ttiir ;V : 1 ,-:a?rTtri.i...;til,l,l
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Viaiatir' BatitaN*Lii
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I
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irii« *ram; Inripegataibulare
A It it
1
• 4 •
ANY IN , Titil WORLD t
• • • • • • • ' l '
4 aad/r eirt
made awl bate Imes made:mama -coattail*,
Ititiarcyrfhat or *marshal (mance,
c:f; • "„
•
!1141411,
•Me' /NW
• acme or perfection sad that aot
s,4;mttlizmuir...,:obi.:
.
,4nri "NW
dlign e of
1110z•Vmerli
shy other. !Mad roc eitemear.. - Apir
WOW.matl,lo4lo ll . l o l t f'; ''" '"
J: 4 4.
MEMI
a. ~ ..,.., i 7 :: St4LEAU . 01 . STOOPS. .. i ' '
'1
. • • ' ' . 9411 *VOW . 0 64elThilltiftli. NM Jen*, aieUl, i
mit :104•WatiaM1414...-•''
... • ;.. Ono IS Baia II& lit.,•Pliu4.;ind :To. 4 fit. 4.35/r
, - . St, Plttsbstryti;Ps.' • , 1) • '
• ' '
1 .r tIA11111;,61411.0fili.
D,B
EEO
lal ES
J. W. BAIMIM'oti
it.
Pithbotg Pa
SUVA.
Linen; - •
•
' •• '
Dress Hoods,
• Cashmeres;
Sheetinsts,•
• Shirting*,
Hosiery,
Satinets.
Prints.
Jesuit:
/mil HOUSE FURNISHING UOODR
Attil jjaarrpisT, fur WWI, Gana and Childrfa.
ekaka sudorific on band and suds to or
.kfrettiliptlantaa, all woad: full wnnh, enact, aol
ora. To cents. nuslally SUM
Witer-hoofa. good qualll>, VP.
Wbltallnankato. lam all wool, INA
Beat POO!, al /03 ,
IST`Country Matebasts sappUri by dram pat
Wimptato or paw at lowest suborn MIL
CAIIPICTS.
CARPETS !
NCIMAIMBROS.
3Enrtim wtreta.
P171 . 51113t011,
Are new opening a vets large sleek of
lioliribto.
iirtiouselff.
man
COMMON CARPETS,
OIL "CLOTII%.
• WINDOW 8/IDES,
BUGS; &c.,
Am! ere', thlog bekolgtog to tho
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peo hitherto unhimrd of .I.twas
the questipn oflgorthern or Southern'
useeuduneX, with the urger for:lte
A dart shadow had come over the
domestic hearths of the poor, that
could not be kept out of thedniwings
rooms of the rich; and Into many a
home, end happy" and cheerftd, a grim
skeleton was preparing to enter.
Places of %Atonable resort were
not free from the infection ; and, per
hale; nowhere more than at, Newport
were thole dread Ideas
'The peaceable isle of Aquidnec, tar
long years a sort qf neutral grqund,
where the best society of North and
South had been accustomed to meet
In ftiendly Intimacy; become en are
na of bitterness. It was a sad change
from the pleasant intercourse hith
erto held between them.
The children of Boston bore it With
a certain rational calmness; while the
sons of the South toot:reline:loy' ex
hibited a temper ol the opposite,
kind, It is ever thus with those
who are In the wrong I ,
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"But -you •d o not mean it, Walter
Det ereux? l'in sure you do not P 0
"If ever I meant anYthinifo ll ?n
Winthrop, I do."- ~. • -
"And you wouldnbsolutely flg:ht
uainst the old Stars and Stripes T.-
That flag, which, Bit hasn't `braved
a thciumand years the battle and the
breese,''wn.t.t" , Pm suroit willl"
"If borne mud; longer as itlsnow,
I'd bethe first to drag it dowe.r•
* "0, mercy. mei , Where la you:
patriothon ? 31r: Deverettx, -pule:-
feed' me by. toying that. Boy • en
know; sir, that my ancestors , were
among the first to raise that w ere
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and' he can never be friend of mine
who talks about dragging it, down!"'
The two` individuals thus ldifihr
hig in 'polithnl opinions, were a'
young lady of Boston; and a young_
gentleman of Virginia,' both ;of.the
best blood in their respective sec
tions of the country : for ts4h..were
descended frour"Signers."'.. 1 • '
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They were alone in the ' t0.,1
pretty villa overlooking ' -
set Bay, where Miss Adeline •1, in- ,
throp was at' home, and ;Walter Der
vereux ' bet a visitor." Re .was
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stranger, for all this: as it ins 'writhe
fine - seater that their families hid
met in friendly reunion on the nen
'tad ground of Newport—the. young
members of both walking; 4nbag,
and dancing together. -. • • . - ,•
And it. as far from being the first
time that the handscuu t i=na
had held tete-a-tete wl opoof the
most beautiful girls of , clty '
famed for ita"fityderi Wm.!), •
• It would have : 'Sorely grieved him
to think.it should he the hildrraye,
cut him te ' the heart of 1 hearts: for ,
'this' was in 'the keeping of 'Adeline
• Winthrop; es he Supposed hers was
captive to hint. . - - ' .
In this'he might Italie . been' ~ .1111841-
, ken ; but whether or • not,' he little
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'Area - tort, at that Inomeni f how i near,
heetas to knowing the truth, •
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'Fancying hiruself in; full 4,o***,
iibn,•-the last speech of the yVing la-
dv, nettled him. The • empbasis on 1
the word "friend" Wan lligliNkint o f
a reintiOn ' bearer and ' dearer,.. and
. . Wed , '' directly • to • hhnself.• Sot
' 1 . . tbs,• and so -thinking, his re-
Jain. er, instead Of behafteencillatory
wits tinged With defiance. •
• - " 01400 l" herepiledpettlshly, "1 1 ,
believe' my 'hamsters had alsOsome.
thing to do •with the ralaing.of' that'
lag: What matters, now that it is 1
becoming soiled by rank-abolition
ism, and carried byyourseum of Pu-
' "Hold; Er.' Devereux V! The I
'young' girl blushed red as sheinter-
.rtipted 'him. -"You' farget'lttat 1.• I
'Wm' myself some of,"thsi blood in
itrY '. Veins; 7 : though we May .have
Chan, ged_ thetramlbesimpleParitan
sttinoletni: TbeiniltueLS at fait,. wits
; ii'ord (vie. Andes-alt eatthe Kuno
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, • rangingfrom her rocking-askant]
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ping her litt/efoitt hiumplioutly
on.thtipMnietof theplazal, "There's
one you lititet -forety It, and that's
Adeline Winthrop;
• “filuee'_Vou're so well agreed,",iald
der brot, biting his lips with
• ; reload° be , Wr than leave
you alone: %in 'Wcaddspoil the Sport
cif 'such a'pairiitnegro-loting lambs
• were it Eicsdhein wolf •to remaiwin
trour cornpany. good-day, bilis Wite , I
'thiop I hope you won ' t make my
',brother gluts As Jbhiek' as . yoantelf.”
t mot itsligtudion cruet from the
Eby shame, Walter. If:you were:
not my brother = —" • - •
• Walter did 'not - want , to Wstr the
threat - With a sombre oxrtil he bur
rled dewh thehteps, and answer the
laiteii; in the on of the cli&s.
"looting them,' at the head of a
sloping ravine; he did not go down;
bnir so far as to ameeal the lower
part' of ii•W person.- There, behind
some bushes, with an opera-glass to
remained watching theme
- from whom .be bad
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grew his thas—edll
Upi—mss beam his brother
of Adeline Winthrop's
vete upon it a idea,
a no :of resistance.
t i r ig .basek bld ts his l
ear": non
menx strafe beck to Us
sent for me; Generale"
Captain Devereux. .
auspecttbatthe enemy
in our front ; hat it its
me to be sure et" It.' It
anostimportarse to'itscer:
exact positkm ; and I want
-Nt,^er it; it you am. I'vo
Main , that you am well
Inc the country around
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leh - reethe dinerer,with a
rile " butqrtin what
hink I may trust you."
The young officer bowed, but with
art making otheraaswer. Tied the
General known the sacrifices he had
already sustained by fighting on the
Northern side--a complete (:k•stitWinit
from. friends, family, and house—he
would have had no scruples about
NNorconfidence in blur.
or bad he: for, without requiring
any promises be
" You will take twenty ? mounted : ,
men. with you,,your own artillerists,
and ride up the main' mad. Stoll
quietly out of camp, and feel your`i
way with caution. Go as far as you '
can with safety Icand take care of
being captured by a - picket."' I
The young Wilmer smiled ti&gur
ingiy.
. " Not much danger of that, Gener
al," he nswered. Im be kill
but not a
captured. In my ay
case death
would be made preferable to being
made-prisoner."
" I understand you, (Optain Deve.
revs. No doubt you will act_ with
due discretion. (let as near the ene
my's lines as you con t end, when you
have finished yourteconnolssance,
lose no time - in orting. Good
night, and God you." • ' 1
It was at nigh, the above dialogue
occurred, in a tent—the marquee of a
commander-in-chief, noted for great
"strategy," and greater caution.—
With less of the latter, be might have
taken Richmond twelve in °nth* after
the war cemmeneed ,• and now been
president, actual or elect; of the t?ni
ted Perhaps it is better as
it is. '
•*.4 * * •
- The night was not favorable for a
stolen scout, - such as. that • Captain
Devereux had - been ommansied to
make. • There was a clear moonlight,
to the advantage of a picket in am
bush, and against a party making at*
preach. And the moon being in the
zenith flungber beams upon the broad
road,otong which the artillery officer
- had been directed to make recounts
stmee. . A little biter and the tall trees
grossing on each side - would throw
their shadows over '4, Making the,
possum miler. — • .
Observing this the young either
had halted his little troop at a comer
and was thinking, Whether he'should
not stay till the moon was a little
lower down; when a sound coming
from the opposite side, broke abrupt
ly on his reflection. • It was the
tramp of horses! hoofs, as a troop
going at a' trot •, and that they were
armed Men,
_mild be told by theclash
of steel scabbards striking against the
stirrups,
" A pat rolling party of Confederate
cavalry."• , •
About this there could be no doubt. •
The direction from which they were
coming made the thing certain. •
. 'Halted upon, higher ground, the
artillery tinker conununded a view
of the approaching horsemen. As
near as he could •tell, they numbered
about tiny sabres. Thowdo with only
twenty men at his back, Devereux
did not think of retreating. Instead
of- being surprised by • a picket, he
was himself the party in ambush;
and this advantage encouraged him
to keep his gmund,
• The Confederates came on without
'Tear. Knowing themselves nearly
three mites from the 'Federal lines,
they had no' expectation of encoun
tering an enemy. , •
They were only made aware of it,
wizen a horse " whighered" loudly
intheir front, his neigh being quickly
folowedbyaomehalfdozen otherg,and
respoudvl to by the horses they were
riding. .And then, before the shrill
echoes heel died away in the woods,
they were; taken up by sounds wore
indicative of deadly strife—by a vol
ley from each side, continued in atrag
glingshots.
Several Confederate waddles were
emptied; and the" ozavaliers" him).
were inclined ; to turn 'round and re
treat; when one, who appeared to be
their leader, and whose actions prov
ed ltim to latve • the riglit,.dtawing
his sabre, mid standiag up in the stir
rups, cried out;
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hick?: I'll cut down the Bistm,..
hsit tams" - tall on me." Deny& yo.
hear by their shots there's not intore
thane flosenl or them?. Alter me;
and letyour eri?„ be !death to all Yen,
ee flnCditiOnitig." l •
same to traitcirsandrel"
Skated • Omtain DePremux, with
ellaut&patfand shining In the team
light, be spurred boldly put into the.
read, cloneiy Miefred hYlds : l irtiPet
Skts:' ' •
.•le tenseCnials'' tlinetheoPPoadini
parties ireire face to face ;- and after a
rapid exchaugeet lastelmsitehs awful
jhe clashing-of their sabres... ,•
It wonid . hare ,heen an Until
contest-4vrenty againt4 tette :t ir
lumber,- and!lbOtn ually , :brave,
, .flutthe.firatvolley.from,the Addles!
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• . 3 eoTith the adYnntaAgo, of an
l awn! had thinnetilheranks of the
ectMtbdetattisOltid'othenifse . !blew
.erted theme Menthe strife came
roue 100-inuudithey.foelehtiettik,end
wider a anehodi a g. of defeat.
• . To , this • them_ was an exception—
Ibitir"ehlef who lied shouted the de.•
film speech, and led flair M the
' .encounter . Mounted n a powee•"
. home, be, had' shot' .In frontiof
'hie followeesiuid lookedibr the Rut=
cifthe oPperting trrkipasi ffie !thine
*tiro wortify , ol hfis piteek-- •.•;
._. , 4le•l'had 'tiltliculty. In. finding
him : for-at the nummut idevereux,
stirred P.V. the seine istinit r ‘wa.4
*aching for. bin!..." ,
" • Their horses; spurred totheCi "auti!";'
&shed against one another; re of
itoin the shock; mud then, at the
. meeting, the rqabres of _their
thiers, striking together onnimeneed
theirdmilly phiy, ;And while sparks
fle"w" from .both blades, that mocked
.the Pete shimmer of the moon,. their
supporters closed alongside in a strife
equally engrossing. .
The combatants, at 'nod clumped'
together, soon spread .into a wider
circle, extending along therend and
the broad • waste that bordered It.
Each with": his own _antagonist had
"enough to do, and 'the leaders were
left to themselves. • ' ' • !
Between them, it 'was in truth a
duel; only of a sornewhat=al
kind : with alb" and on h
And with death-like earnestness was
It for some nfiruites kept up; (seise
striving.. to kill the other that not a
word was spoken, between them.
They had neither time nor inclina
tion for talk.
Ail at once acme a pawn in the
combat.. Captain Devcre—ux, hitherto
fighting with his face to the moon,
and under a disadvantage, had spur
red Past his antagonist, and wheeling
Suddenly round, obtained the supe.
rior position. With his mine drawn
back for a stroke, he wasabout kern
fag down on the neck of the
erate officer, when his blow was sud
denly stayed, as if his ann bad be
comestricmokonli en with i tS.
fall upon
• The ght
lienarra face, a tftrible
tale. e was fighting 'With his own
brother! •
" My God!" he gasped, " Walter!.
Drother, teat you".'!
" No I" cried. the Confederate lead
er. ". It %Walter Devereux; but not
your brother; nor the "brotherof any
man who' wears the 'acennted blue.
Dismount, and take it off; on shall
rtpit froun'you with Lox sword 1"
"0 Walter, dear AN alter I do not
talk thus. I cannot do as you say—.
I 'edit not ! Send your blade through
'm breastL4 caiutot•krit' ars- • -
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that !timer sl:unted a man
on horseback, who : • had . suddenly
spurred out "Trent among the trees ;
and eirnalbneously 'with his shout,
came the report of aphaol.
Fora moment the combatants, with
their horses, were shroude•l in smoke.
When. it drilled away, the Confeder
ate captain was seen let reg,lifeleas in
the road, his horse go ing in a seared
gallop th ro ugh the trees—alongwith
a score of others that carried riders
upon their back.s.
The fall of their leader had
ted the lonic of the Confederates; and
those still In the kuldle, wheeling to
the rightoverd. off in retreat. lie
sides
a dozen killed, ten of their num
ber remained prisoners to the recon
noiteriog party. • :
Theory Devereux looked as if he
had hinuielf receivedthe shot. Drop
ping down from his saddle, he stag
gered toward the spot *here the
body lay, and bent Over it with a
heart, full of agony. Ile bad no need
touching it to tell him it was a corpse.
A. streak of moonlight, slanting
through a break between two branch
(s' fell upon glassed eyes, and teeth
clenched In the set expression of
death.
The- Union soldiers, at the . cow
mend of their beloved leader, gave
the last rites of burial to the body of
his erring brother ; and as they fol.;
lowed him back to tamp; with hearts
full of sympathy for his soldering,
they looked more like men returning
from a defeat, than a victory.
• • • • • • • • * •
No doubt, reader, you Wish to
know more of Captain lawereux, and
what became of him. I hope you der,
and so hoping, I will tell you—not
ail that I know, but enough to setts
fy.your curiosity. Of courte if I had
given you his real name y•on could
go to the army list, and, find out
everything, .without thanking me
for further information. And then
you would look up thattine old chart,
upon which are registered the names
of those tine aid worthies t the "Sign
ers of the Declaration ' who. gave
you your political independence—
and along with it Much of the hide
pendence of thought, and Spirit, you
are now.poeser el of.. '
And with that endeared document
In your hambi--rt thousand times
more important than the
Charttv—you will seek for art=
name besides that of Devereux : ,fart
I know you will still be thinking of
that beautiful Heston girl, who was,
not ashamed of having Puritan fore 7
fathers. • '
• VI have also deceivedytar sato her
name, it don't much matter. At all
events she eared so little about it,
that after the rebellion came to an
end, she changed It for another--that
other belonging to the num who had
sworn to be true to the ling of her
forefathers, a on and the emblem the '
buttons of his coat.
There was then but a single row of 1
them, with a sbouidee.atrap showing
but one bar. Now thelarewitbuttons I
are not only double, but more gor
geously gilt While theeheVron on the
shoulder disp lays a trio of stars. It
Is his're wardfor being true
to them
and the Itepublio—U distinction his
children will appreedatei more than
crosses, garters, and other gins from
I kingly hands, that so far from being
badges of ' honor, are too often the
sure stamps of a, well-earued infamy.
•
• —The hair is now -usually droned
high, and a . rich spray of , flowers
-placed across the crown of the head,
resting against the coil -or . plait of
hair, which is newer than the eldg
nou. Dark hair is said to &the reek
ion now in Paris; therefore blond&
'are dying, their golden trouts' and
those brunette who' Way. Witched
their locks are re-boring them to their
curly honors: All the Processes are
very foolish and destroy l the hair.— ,
When the-ladles are nearly bald they
will regret their vanity and want of,
sense teashet,,.... . •
• .-:-roity school teseher4 (if Bradford
county hilve hem nuarrlckt during the
test year.
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portlok. and
.dikielkarging
coniplaint, forty cents.
11ohlinginquhiltIon undimlatillord
and ;mint set - , or fn knse of forcibly
entry-ill:ken day, Veep dollars.
. Precept to wfiorlU, Jiffy cents. .
pniiug Prot !dogs, one-
Writ of restitution, tatty mote.
Worronttoappraise damages,itirty
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\V stunt to Bell strws„ My cents.
'Warrant to'apprnll43 maine,,enter.
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two oenti.
Entering
. Entering i.
'Rule of rift
Notice to r
Netioe t‘g
teen cents.
Entering . a report of' refeice, and
Judi thent thereon; lifteetieents.
••Execution; twenty live tents.
tett
:&rrYa., in any me,. cents.
Opening Judgment for ;re-hearing,
twenty cents. •
Return of proceedings in ecrtier' ari,
or appeal, Incladlng,!olnizataxt,
fifty cents.
Transcript ofJudgments,inclnding
certificates, forty cents. • •
Receiving meant ofJudgment be
fore execullon, or where csxecution
was boned and special bail been en
tered within twenty days afterJudg
me»t and 'vying the mune over, if ,
not exceeding ten dollars, twenty
cents. •
If above ten .dollars, and not ex
ceeding forty dollars, fifty cents.
If above forty dollars, and not ex
ceeding sixty dollars, seventy-five
cents.
If above sixty dollars one dollar.
Entering complaint, in writing in
rue of attachment , ment, and qualifying
complainant, thirty cents.
Attachment, thirty cents.
Entering return, and appointing
freeholders, fifteen cents.
Advertisements, etch fifteen cents..
Order to sell goods, twenty-five
cenet. •
Order for the rellefor a pauper, each
Justice, fifty cents.
Order for removal of a pauper, one
dollar.
Order to seize good+ for mainte
nance of wife or children, thirty
1 cents.
, Order for premium fur wolf or fox
soaps, to be paid by the eutinty,,,, fif
•
'leen cents.'
• Every tieknoidedgment or probate
of a deed, or other Instrument • of
writing, twenty-five cents. ..
Taking and, signing acknowledge
ment on indenture of an apprentice,
for each indenture, twenty-five cents.
Cancelling indenture, twenty-live
cents. . 1
Comparing and signing tax dupit
sate, fifty cents. •
Marrying each couple, nuking re
cord thereof, and certificate to pectic+,
three dollars.
I • Certificate of, approbation of two
JustiEes to binding an apprentice by
directors or overseers of the poor, fifty
cents.
Certificate to obtain land warrant,
fifty cents:
IP proceeding, tinder act, of one
thousanfteight hundred and forty
two, and one thonamd eight hundred
and' fort
-five, attachment, forty
cents.
Entering returns,twenty-flve cents.
Affidavit, ten cents. - _
Bond, twenty-lice cents.
Entering rule, et cetera, on game
each ten cents.
-stories, every ten word., ,
In !f a r!
o cents
Notice to gumshoe, ten cents.
Same tee for services not herein
specially provided for as for similar
services.
ooNfrranwrirzEu. ,
Stririox 11. Executing warrant on
behalf of the Commonwealth, for
each defendant, fifty cents.
• Conveying to jail, on naiaintut, or
Warrant, for each defendant, fifty
cents.
• Arrtstinga vagrant, disorderlyper
wW,or other offracierapinst th e raw,
(without, proow,) and bringing bol
fore W.Wce, fifty cents.
- Levying a fine or forfeiture on a
warrant, thirty cents.-
, Taking the body into custody on
midissus, where lu ll afterward en
tared before the prisoner Li delivered
to the jailor, fifty cents.
Serving subixena, fifteen mots. .
Serving summons or notice en refe
ree, suitor, master, inistrcKA, or ap
prmtlee, personally, or by copy, each;
twenty i n
•. • '
Arresting ou copies, nay cents.
b o g bond on (lupins, or for
delve
e l i t l 'goods; twenty cents.-
ng plantitt d
ant Inos acre chat onwhern
eapios, delbu to he
pad by plaintiff, twenty cents. •
Executing. Isuadiord's warrant,
nnrvlng execution; fifty cents.
Taking ini•entory, of goods, melt
itew, two ruts. • '•
,Levying 'or, AMtraiiiht.: mobs, or
selling the Saiiitcfor old( (foliar , not
exceeding thirty (Pm... - . ". .
any. ewe,
AlaLiarTy " . ;:iiiiinolubm haft t
iherteiveil Where the tuoy, ls paid 2 .--
lcxY wititeut*e; htiVno corn- se volleps••,,
nitaileit 'shall, l thty pi,,tte taken tt,,,' C e :/.
':nti"there, than:the r(..m1.40.,r • 1111 / f ret
Adverthting the. rcune,flitit cents. C7 l ,r t
Exacottnil athtehthent, t.bhsy-give w. 4
got
pos es.
• - CoPY' Ot:Voli Ile! itwer..*•4l.. de- r ,,.,ca
thendek,eteb ter %co (veto. weft.
rut mit no lees of. (Itstrers, at .1
.mi.
nutitiiton or other pehileplaeept v,
On the prendm tici,Tty;ren,ts.
74011 4 , ,
1 I
Serving ANcke Actor perronally, al
twenty mutt+. ~ i_ i ... -- 11 I ...mil I
Nerving hy te'lntt 04497 1 ,1,went5,=
[lift , : '• • . • •"-
,Lxecat vei tt itor nn e e s be petom iliteie hs i gu fdriY , s
peck mile (armour. tax cents, ~, , A "
;nu king attune to to4itons I ca a d .„„ g ;; N i air .
end fifty cents, ' - " ~.. ,
.:
.Attehdrhlf • general chat '' '" t • 4 10
(haters. , ,ek •:, 1%- 1 4711/114 - 04 he
Atteuotlng epeeist, hreetioker ~
~,Impil
litrough eteet too,. tbreu.(;(gteiiieolas
.', flame fees"for pervkete,Witr.
specially , 'provided forits' N . ''' ..... i li`ii' 4l4
The fot.i4e.ire recelyed by, -• '.--',•,-(';'.•'! at,
Hers of the PieNeret cc euttt - .., 11t: , -- :I, . .1.
the sante to they freeti-ed y ' ..!....... ..... ••• ow._
10 ,TAmilur. icrtict!ok.. ' ~. ;...Lt:: Lee
4 4.
• .... - .• • • - . fide .....
7 . ~,... , ....,
_,...
ICli` e • 'Cleiretand Itstiltivetili gar -----• --"'
, • hrtnalti. • ". •
in recurring to the Into rotirotul hit
brirglio the Cleveland. ileratfl trtyvr
'lle IIeNVW elOcteit - Wrortiosi areas
Inflows:("Obeli, WeltMtiv,
James F. Clark, (2eireland;.J.
lima ;ttinetzttinti, (kst,
ettuitittatl;
..J. J. tied 119cinnotl;
B. •Jos_.'"rittontirgTal , Joseph
Hticicn N , -ertarre , *P4 -W. 11.
Denhautp New :Vol* , IC-1141 ll arti,
New. York; A. Prentiss, New York
Tliklernos attie controcterlstbsit be
twecn tii_ls Con - gin/V. sod tho Fitt*.
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
rood Compune reqUireit the :election
of Mr. McCullough Huperintendent
of the !lifter roeitta the• Board of Di.
teetors of I/At/foreland &:laittborgii
'4 re,
IThether"iii. consider ttle . boldunia
or turvelty of this It has
* Its parallel In stock movements.
44411. there in =Ohne feature In them
'append •
the stock.. stock..th. persons who represent
the views of the owner-of such stock;
ituotheing txtrevenient for each hold
en". to attend personally 'upon the
meeting at which the eleottott takes
place, they give a power of attorney
that their vievot may Le represented
In the ehrtlon. Ilutthe Original olr
led of the pnecy, so Liras raitraul
elections are concerned, has been lit;
and now proxies are matters of traf
fic, the purties securing thent who
are \Offing to pay the -largest pre
titian fur their taw. Report has It
that enough proxies were used, for
the use of which two per cent, were
paid, as to control the election on the
11h instant.
Jude Pren " and Foote, at Cleve
land, y -granted an Injune•
thin at the 1 $. C. Oils,
atthirdo...o:thetlieralaint and Pitt -
burith'SaMtadMiln ysgainst the
now poioxfc .; Notraining
it flash • , , rig with
tiro xnrd.,.Th6 ' , will appear
iik papero tiiereqiis .1,
i I hereby given' stockhohleni
of the ClecelandirottPittsburgh 'Rail
road Coin fl and to all penams In
terested, that Reuben PAW/dill, E.‘ , l,
has this day, been appointed rteei
ver of this Railroad Company, and
that the Directors, Executive Com
mitter, "Maned Agent and Treasu
rer of said (vulpine have been en
joined from performing any ballets,
act by the Court of Common Pleas of
Cerhogn county. Ohio.. ,
Signedi "J.N. McCullough.
'Preddent C'. &P R. 11; 'Company.
"Cleveland, Jan. 12, hati.
A SWAtie Goes After
and
band's Pend Body. and rinds
lllva the Head of's New nolll6f.
hold.
The New (Means papers tell of an
unsoldlerlv trick, played by one Cap-
Min Hoke, terraely of Spriegfield,
Ilasenehu.setts. liukle cut a dash ot
New Orleans path - In the war, and
waS n I., , rent ladies { man. Very singu
larly the papers One day announeed
his. death ' and the Captain said it
was too gocal ajoke to be cont minded.
Soon alter, he mulled a New °diens
lady, rtuigned his tommission, and
began speculating In cotton, hi which
be has been very succe*iful. All
went tatioothly until an unpleasant
episode averred, which Is thus :tar
rated: .
A kW:weeks:it:ea 'Ars.:flukle, front
Springfield, Massachusetts, arrived
in this city for the Purpcee of convey
ing the remains of her husband,
who tiled In the. year • ISM, home
for Interment. lint, surprising RA it
may appwr, the grave of the deceive
edopuldnot be found. Almost in
ill t-
Isair she applied to the chief of the po
lice tbr infbrmation. The officer knew
a man of the same name, and it was
barely possible that lie might be a
relative. Inquirks were set on foot
and the street and the number of hi'
residence were found. In company
with the chief the widow visited the
house, and was hospitably received
by. the rosy faced matron of the.
dire. He was not In at the time, and
she was courteously Invited tostay to
dinner. This she am and at the ap
pointed hour the relative same in.
But
writabth.e Witt
en me
oed h yste in ri d c e s; -
wife first was
p pale calm. She
talked like her 'end to the
point. She told hie he had acted
shabbily, and even ventured to call
hint a villian, 'dtranthrt, nod other
epithet:4 not exactly partaking of the
tteseription of endta rmeets.
lie dirl'ut attempt , to' deny them.
She was. perhaps gutter' correct; but
Iw belated she would think of the ex
posure: She would do this... The live
yerus*-dreertion entitled her to a di
-Erse; ti hancbsinnv sum was put at
her disprent, Matti* owe sorrowing
but now, hicensiVl Wife, took her de
parture, leaving the, *hunt Captain
sadlyMitemplating the unlucky coil
tretenaps.”
L-Ittro tiMihrur a group
of dogg tlie.*lir. She nublirti $16,-
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