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GOOD SUMMER WINE.

.. sTOUvENEL, Importer Of French Wines of
- the approved brands Bordesu Clarct aud other
Wines lie has removed from his old stand, 81 Nassau
to No. II Ann street, In. ar Nasssu.1
Always hand the best and most recherche Wines ST. J
Ian, Monerraut, ST. Eeve Laie, Medoc, SC. in barrels
half casks and Also Champagne various brands Bur
gndy Hermitage Sc; superior Cogn,c Brandy best quality
Gin, Tort Wine, Portugal aud SPANISH Wines
J. D. s. will also sell bottled Wine for private families, which
viii be sent any Of the city by the gallon otherwise
TO those who may favor him with the patronage.
No Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them
direct.
N j. d. s. opened boarding house Hoboken, opro-
e Vauxht Garden the main road, where y keft an
orent OF the best Wines Private parties Supplied with good
dinners and rcfre hncnts. iyl2
coal AFLoAT-sco ,ons superior quality Scotch Coal,
iy i2r $3.50 wv ~ " WV " $500
pAckE Ship Mssissipp, from New Orleans. dischsrg-
.,,j at Ihpfnes wharf, Brooklyn. Lonsguees will please
sttnu 70 Ieeeirf Of their aoods immedisishr. leg
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% CHATHAM THEATRE-Mr. W. Wood the
celebrated pantominst and his talented son. commence
an engagement tonight in the drama OF the Dumb
Savoyard and his Monkey. Scott also appears in the
nautical drama of Ben the Boatswain which with the
pectacle OF the Cataract of the Ganges constitute the
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DAGuERREoTiPE ApPApATus AND INsTRuc

DAGUERREOTiPE APPARATUS AND INSTRUC
portraits and views by F. A. ARTAULT co. 1915 Fulton
street. who have made anansenent TO class for the
The class will be rive hours each day. from eight
O'Clock A Nj. o'clock A. NJ. end the pupils may
nue. in the class us perfectly satisfied,
Tcrms--s2J advance.
F. A ARTAULT& Co. have just received by ,e packet
Rone from Paris, 1000 superior Plates also IS mpov
ed Dagueueotyrc appaatuss, well extensive supply
of the best Chemicals manufactured in Pars jy9 im'r
T ILLNESSES BY THE DAGUERREOTYPEP PRO
style, with all the mod
without regard to tire weather. the result being always the
nst,ucuons in the above beautiful gwen ind apparatus
furnished at moderate price.
N BAH the apparatus used in the business may be obtain
ell at the above place; also, description OF miniature
cases plate, &c Specimens may be seen at the rooms
pHQTOGRAPHIC Or DAGUEKREOTYrE LIKE
posi,e Towards Hotel has rooms
he daily devotes his attention To taking kenres by the above
simple but beautiful aud accurate The whole time
required for the completion of and certain likeness does
not exceed six minutes and his method of pctcng
the science of such peculiar character that be OBJ
aers himself that he produce his the
most magnificent specimens of Dagmrreotype Portraits taken
by him that have been executed sce the discovery Of the
art
T. W. keeps constantly sale sIprov Dsgereo-
type Apparatus. Plates Lens, Miniature Cases, Polishing
Materials, SC.
NB-inslructif will given the photographer at
WIS Room. IT'S Broadway. jei5 imsc
rI'O AMATEURS OF TIE FLUTE.-Mr. BARTON.
pupil OF the late celebrated Flautst Chahes Nicholson,
having recently arrived from Europe 70 inform the public
that is his intention devote portion Of his time giving
instruction on the Fls according 10 the system OF the above
celebrated master.
Forterns apply ct II Chambersteet Broadway from the
hours Of till 2. je2f lmeodsTc
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THE ITALIAN CHEMICAL
SOAD
Is WORTH TWICE IT'S WEIGHT IN COLI
To Cure any Eruption OK Disagreement
of the Skin.

IS WORTH TWICE IT'S WEIGHT IN GOLD
To Cure any Eruption or Disagreement
THE THOUSANDS iii, has cured in ,hi. city i, really
surprising. Ivx'iusly termed by the medical counsel or
S1%s Coz the Swss TS
moea p n sass 81 hi :g S not
'S. Allowed fssI To- 5ailsyns
Pagdns frheT Orange county, AMI huaired more who eei
DEL ate ahving IN T. n,nes a,sear
aS $s's %SS 1s
rfis hRs9'sc aa n' sd S;s s.
DEER FOR SALE. A Back and Doc, about hall grown,
:, 9st arrived from Florida perfectly domcsieaed Enquire
TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN-An elegant suite Of Room.
o 's cs S an Room s ' "a
i e@f vbS sa Ha
the old cseiu i've Beor Store Chsthm street hey can
BooTs ,s E
o% am a%a 81 es f the al a s he d ec e
Fs-The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the
Boot
Thirdly hey prevent Boots from running down to the
Fourhly-TAsy cnsble the walk with much les.
Fhly-They do not do iron nailed
siNthly1hey be with comfort by those having
and retail, st manufacturers dricesI ~ ~ colin.
CROTON WATER BATHS, No. COO Brosaway.-The
" popre Of the Broadway Baths his the pleasure
the public that furnish Ihs
from the son aud pure Water of ia, Groom River.
Warm, Cola sub hur, Shower Va! and yarous Mcic1-
ted Baths, alw Iys ready.
The ladies', dcp,rn prepared for reception
with suitable attendants.
jy 12 Iw issrc HENRY DURELL.
TIRE PROOF IRON SAFES-TheIe can be no grrsfer
evidence OF the high estimation Of the public Of WildeIs
Saamander Safes than the face that since the invention Of them
and their subsequent trial. and that every thing made for
the purpose Of securing valuable books add called
by their makers aud vepders, Salamander Safes.
The following gentlemen cofnnosed committee Of
chants the tlis OF Safes in blast furnace the foot OF
Wall aud decided in favor Wilder Patent Siaman-
der Safe, which the only that stood the test viz
Mcssrs. WADSWOR1II SMITH,
BALDWIN co.
MINTURN * co.
CHAS II. MARSHALL, ESQ.
Wider Patsrt Salamnder Safe: which have filrd
their Of Gre be bad only of
sc HERRING General Agent. No l39 Water ST. N Y,
and his duly authorised agents.
NJ l. THOMAS s. CO, Albany.
r.. g.. SALISBURY, Troy
j. w. STANTON co, New Orleans
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem favor f captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Bsssett of f.ee
report OF the shipping left It the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage list of their and any
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore B,sse viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecproca,e
the favor IN
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Foreign Importation o.

fGuAYAM.:rig Hyder A-l08 hlds sugar A Mayur-I3 do
100 chs ties molasscs C. Whimofcs
PALLRNo-Brig Cauier3O sui hur boxes oranges
400 do lemons 63 bales cs argols Fitch
wine to order.
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To Correspondent. Abro,a

Our correspondents in foreign ports espec
70 send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical information of any kind from any
siding at home or abroad will be thankfully received.
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% AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.-The
extraordinary attractions provided here this week
kept the establishment thronged with ladies and gentle.
men yesterday throughout the day and ev ening The
same performances to be repeated tonight The Clip
Girl be consulted during the day and day vser
admitted free in the evening All the world and his
wife and children will be here Tomorrow honor of
great festival provided by the Manager for the Benefit
the Parent Washington Temperance Benevolent Society
which has been the of 900 persons signing
the Temperance pledge. Many temperance friends
expected from our neighboring towns. Such a display
will be made here that day Barnum alone can make
aud well worth four times the price charged for adms
sion, which is but % cents.
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TO THE FEEBLE
A N ID TIL r. SICK

l.
HE feeble and the Frustrated with sickness often excsim
how shall we recover health and strength Hcarken
and shall know When the human constitution
dsordcred II Is from arrangement IN of the LIrsGuNG
of the body not hav sufficient throw the
offending hunor into the OF the stomach and bowels
from the stomach and bowels themselves being su
cienty throw off the impure humos them collect
ed Ihls produces struggle between The principle Of life and
the principle of corruption We the principle OF
is7we must administer DR.: BENJAMIN BRANDRETH's
FILLS which assist TIE PRINCIPLE LIfE that sease
every description is soon eradicated
would be superious that the BRANpREru FILLS
recommended by all who them this IL known to be
by all classes of the community That they the plea
SAINT in their operations the ceclual in their cleansing
their purify ing effects the blood; that they have
from bed of misery health and happiness aud
that they of used and than
other medicine fact well known almost
TO folly to
Ii the powers Of LIE be entirely exhausted if there
any foundation upon which the body every
ilns be hoped from the of Dr. Bandreths Pills.
Let them ole hst those who do knew the Bran
Pulls and who suffering from sickness will be
duced 10 heed what has been said.
Remember the Bandret Pills purify the blood and the
further OF disease.
THE BI,ANDRETH PILLS
e sold % cents per box. with direcons the following
places in New York -
DIR. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
"a. Broadway, between Park Placc nd Murray ST.
Bowerv Office ga Bowery.
1870 i-2 Hudson street
Remember DR.. Brandreh Office, in the B,w-rv is27.,
.;oIt-
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Ig5-LOOsENEsS OF TIE BOWELS-Dr. Shermans
Restorative Lozenges give immediate relief and effect
perfect a very little time. They pleasant and
be taken al any time. Whatever DIR. Sherman puts
out be just what wanted His medicines GER
tanly do wonders and the best that can be used Dr.
s. none of your ephemerals but scientific and expe-
ricnccd Physician and known to most OF the Praot.
TONERS in the city His warehouse is at log Nassau street
door above AIMS State street Boston, and Lesger
Buillincs. philaielphia.
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PORT OF NEW york, JULY "a, Isaa.
Cleared.

80
sUr sETs-.'. 7 Il HIGH WATER. ~ O
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PHHTsoSGSRRAPPHlq, on, b4GQEEREoTYrE L
GYMNASIUM.
AND SHOOTING GALLERY

FENOINO AND
333 broadway, (correr Of Anhony-a)
MOUKQUIN has the honor Of informing his friends and
the public in general that his Gymnasium is IN
operation the largest and The best which has been yet Of
fercd the American public. The large and well
ventilated which gives them the advantage OF being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentlemen are invited e. visit
this establishment which, the Croon Water
Works will opera ton will lie added ho- bath, for
the Of the Subscribers the Gymnasium.
The Shooting Gallery being entirely independent OF he
Gymnasium persons lining practice pistol FIRING can do
without bcn. Subscribers TO the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual on moderate terms
Open day break and close at half nine at night
,.9ot
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
80 $50 AN
tASTON, BEIHLEIlEM, AND ALLEN
TOWN. PENN.
DAILY 'sund'ys excepted and someile
liza jSa Non n &, ss SG NJ
NJ take The plasdegha train to Elizabentowp, there
ns N eho S I sSs GGaes, from hs"es ar
i 81 By o'clock Bet lsh,@ at "a o'clock and Allentown
F ,S,, e Tse Of further INFORMATION ly oPE Ms
Fare through 70 schooley's Mountain. se25
bs; ;5sH s ssss
NB-Eytras provided At the shortest notice WV
one on account Of the short distance By coaches
aleasan aud expeditions. i've lmsc
RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
go esss2 81
NEW BRUNSWlCK AND NEW YORK.
TIE NEW JERSEY Railroad aud Transportation Com
and New York. which they intend to run pens;
Lss,n agi NV Brunswick 81 ~ daily SUNDAY.
re country dealers and the line is very
Stable Tor the speedy aud eneap conveyance OF merchandise
offss IN Liz stock who can 80 head Of sas
The rates for the transportation of cattle horses mules
hee hogs &c and all other kinds OF merchandise
low, never exceeding seamboa, prices.
Merchandise sent by this line subject any extra
charge III crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted mp large storehouse at New
Brunswick, adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
'PSpsn os ns 5sispSn Of LELAND
receive ferry tickets gratis.
Freight for Newark. Elzabethtown, Railway, West
field Planfeid Scotch Plains Boundbrook and e is
by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. mia 3m.
KENNEBEC AND BOSTON.
A0c:H a. The new aud splendid steamer J. w. RICH
E6@Ef11.A3s MOND, Nathaniel Kmbal, master, will
6-.a&--- Leave the north side of L. wharf Boston,
every iIssd1y and End, evening O'clock for Gardiner
and Thursdays at "a 7. landing each way al Bath
Fare from Bosoa TO ia,owell, 50 90
" Bath, 80
Stages will be readiness the arrival Of the boat Hal
Belfast and Quebec Persons Travelling for pleasure will find
ews peasanter routes than this Quebec,
through country Astounding in beautiful scenehe roads
are good and the hotels well kept-he distance 20 miles
jyl0 2m%c
EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT,
lScC1 aJ At O'clock r. NJ from the steamboat
$500 The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt.
L. w Bainard leaves the above Monday Wednesday,
and Friday seven o'clock, p NJ -
The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. St. John, leaves
O'Clock.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
elegant state and unsurpassed
the Hudson River steamers.
For passage or freight, apply on board or TO
At the Office on the wharf, or on boaid
Passengers taking this line of boats will all times arrive
at Albany time for the first Of for the and
west yi
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SUMMER STOCKS,

SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES.
lust RECEIVED, arish supply Of the shove articles
ng of a very light and elastic stock, expressly die
ufn nooths. Ao-Scarfs and Cravats great variety
large assortment Of SILK, Thread, Cotton and Horkin
the old establishn ent, 2 Broadway between Park
Place aud Murray street.
PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGATE.
~ D. Con.anilv on hand extensive of Linen
aud Muslin Shirts Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars, Under
fiarments t<r. &c. ~
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la7- THE PREPARATIONS OF THE COLLEGE
of Medicine and Pharmacy, meeting with the
widespread favorable reception. Many hundreds have
conyipced themselves Of the superior efficacy OF these
medicines. There be doubt OF the ultimate and
complete of this great in medical sci
epc The respectable character Of the and
the fact of the medicines being all prepared under the
Immediate superintendent of skliul and pracsed phar
with all the assistance which expensive and
ingenious chemical apparatus sord, furnish the
PLANTATION the extraordinary amount of patronage al
ready bestowed the College For list Of the most
minent of the preparations OF the College, readers
referred the advertisement of the College which a
pears in another Column.
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BY RIELL * ARCULARlUs,

TUESDAY,
Al l012 O'Clock, al the auction room,
Wines, Liquors, Segars NcConsistng OF very choice
Malnsey and south side Madeira Duff Gordons pale and
brown sherry port aud ST Julien caret aud anchor Cham
pagnc Dupuy brandy bond; coras sperm and patent ala.
bastc candles, Havana and Principe scgar, brands
and fine with other articles the line which the
tion Of private families invited To be sold in lots
purchasers.
Also 700 baskets Bolngs Champagne anchor brand jus,
landed, superior to any wine in market.
Also Otard Dupuy Co. brandy in bond.
Also pipes swan GIN pure pipes pine apple do OF
which Is pure casks Xeres pale y do do ayter brown
sherry, 10 baskets crescent Champagne.
WEDNESDAY,
- At l0L o'clock in the sale rooms
Elegant Furniture and Panos-A large of best
made fashionable Furniture OF gentleman going Europe.
removed Tor of sale including rich French nao-
eany chairs, dining and tables wmdobes bureaus,
toilet tables looking gisse tut ed and sofas
mans, dyans, Mattresses and pillows, feather beds &c.
FoesScvera splendid piano fortes by celebrated
makers, combining all the modern aud
ed equal Il, made in the ciymay be examined day
yious To sale
Also alot of table cutlery, bedding and variety other
articles, account of whom it may concern.
Also variety of Birds among which beautiful
pigeons. jyi2r
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THIS DAY. tTuefisy) July 18th at o'clock r. Nh
Mch for Oie Thoulfd Dollars will cosne on over NV
abov, C,urse-rwo mil heats wagons.
II ram ~ oodruf names bT. Rrtou
VIM. Whels names b. p Confidence -, =: e. -
At o'clock NJ. purse mile hcat Lest lnff " wv WI
der The saddle. Tie C,l'cwny horscs tn'creu--
WV. Woolrun tncr. +. ~. tt.,t ~
Henry Jones bt. s.arc !dtlc NtSttsh' 49,.
4, CARL tntels br. m. Bcsty Bskth bFH'F
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos. % finn and lis Fulton strsef.)

TUESDAY,
At lObz O'Clock ia the sale rooms,
Large Sale Of elegant Clothing of all descriptions and
le 10 the
Also the balance stock offs merchant tailor comprising vari
elegant garments, lot of cloths cassimeres
bombazines yestngs drlngs, gambrosns and
me CLOTH trimmings hosiery nders hhk aud various
uticles in the line,
WEDNESDAY.
AT l0a o'clock at the sales room
Large aud splendid Sale of elegant aud valuable
aud second hand household and cabinent furniture of all de-
scriIdons
Also so valuable BRUSSELS, ngraia and Venetian carpets
splendid rugs, sc.
THURSDAY.
Atl01s o'clock in the sale rooms.
Sale OF valuable Piano Foes choice cole elton Of fine
paintings, drawings and engraiDgs Of birds, curoes
rich furniture,
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Shiys Swzerland Chadwick. London Grinne Min urn
G.: SIR Charles Napier tBrl Ill., 81 Andrews NIB; Newark
shielding x Feus-Schrs L l. Sturges Baker Norfolk; 81
Lawrence, Wilbur, Philadelphia; Trio, Stctson Boston,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15

I'd The low cottons Of the East, which, BY
the Compronfse Bill. found themselves guard
Of agaJhst foreign dsbasement by a duty of 81
cents per yard, been made TO meet the cotu
petition OF similar goods introduced in Disguise
or otherwiFe, under the standard Of liner
goods. which are free, how long would such
gross neglect, on the part Of sur Government
and fraud on the part Of our importers, have
been permitted 10 last1
And yet for Louisiana not a voiee is heard
when itsschjef industry--an industry invoIy,
ing a capital of 1852, 900, COOS threatened
with annlhiIationl " this %iustlce7 il thin
national' Is this what we have to expect
from a Government in whose sole keeping the
power hos been vested by the States TO pro-
tect and foster their respective Industry
Unfortunately we have to contend against
the sbelItiontst. The Abolitionist thinks that
with the destruction of the sugar industry,
slavery would be destroyed, and be ia found
wherever that end can be accomplished.
IT it be the iatention of Government 10 pre-
vent fraud upon its revenue, whilst giving to
Louisiana the incidental protection she has d
right TO expect, the following mod llcations to
tho bill under discuss on should be Introduced:
IL The duty on lDolasses should be ~incrcas.
Ell to an amount efectualIy to destroy the
temptation now existing, in introducing su-
gars in disguise. The present rate, compared
to duties on sugars, ID a bounty 10 fraud.
The duty on sugar, from the British Colonies,
IN England, is 81 ID per owt, and on molss-
ses 8 per cwt., or s l4-l0O cents per ID. for
sugar, and ID LOO cents der cwt. of molas-
Beg. r
:. The duty should be charged per lb. in
stead Of per gallon. The more ssccharine
matter in noIasses or syrup the more the
weight; the quality, and not the capacity,
would thereby be taxed.
.. The inspectors in each Port of Entry 10
be made TO take samples Of each hogshead Of
anoiasses imported, and the quality to be 40.
certalncd by a practical sugar-b boiler, appoint.
ed for that purpose. The operation is a sim
pie one, and can be done in a pan not costing
over 300, and in less than two hours be the
quantity what it may.
4. All concentrated cane-iuicc or syr1ps en-
tered as molassos. and proved to be sugars in
Disguise, 10 be forfeited, and the boiler en-
ployed 10 be entitled to 10 per cent. Of the
proceeds thereof.
s. No drawback on refined sugars to be
granted on any goods refined in working hou-
SEES using. either directly or Indirectly, i'm
ported molasses n refining.
u. No entry for expectation Of refined Gu
CARS to be admitted without a previous oath
by ths Exporter, that the sugars he 50 intends
TO export have been manufactured out of lm-
ported bona fide imported sugars upon which
the sugar duty has been paid. and in a house
where no molasses are used in refining, either
directly or indirectly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
II ROUGE, LOUISIANA, OCTOBER 1J, 1912.

%cl,olers. On further exploring the easel found
no d tllicnlty in detecting the old enemy. ! i'm
mediately bouted ship, and went on almost q
directly opposite course from hat which | had
intended, and in twenty. four hours had the
complete mastery Of the disea4e.
My first object is TO e~qualize the ~circula-
ton by exciting the action of the superficial
vessels. This | think is most readily done
by a strong tincture Of the strongest rod pep
per. This is very easily made by boiling the
pepper in brandy or whiskey; camphor ia my
~fayorjte remedy for internal exhibition. | give
it in very large doses with a view to deter
mine 10 the surface; il is safe in almost all
stages Of the disease, being one of The most
pertinent dlhIsable stimulants we have, and
lis antissptic qualities, renders it very vslua-
BILE in the advanced stages of the disease. A
free Use Of cups over the congested organs is
indispensable.
This disease, insidieus az 1t is, is one in
which a physician Of. experimence nnd OBJ
FerFatlon, can pronounce a prognos'ic with
greater certainty than any other disease |
have ever treated. greatly fear that if a
speedy change in the weather does nor take
place, that this disease will become epidemic.
Should any other cases fall under my obser-
vatIon, ] will communicate them 10 you, with
more extended views, and O more minute de-
scription of the mode of treatment.
Respectfully yours, ;
J. G. WILLIAMS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-10-15
NO. 30

had disappeared. Mrs. Wash: ngton, s,ursssd
with grief, sal at the foot Of the bed, her ewes
fixed sfeadiasily upon him DR.. Craik, in
deep gloom, stood with bis face buried in hin
hands at the fire-his faithful black servant.
the tears uncontrolled t~riekltng down his face,
on one eide, tsck the last look Of bis dying
master " bile Nj. Lear, in speschless grief,
with feIdt d banes bent over his pillow on the
other. Nought broke the ~stlIlaes of his Liant
moments, but the suppressed sobs Of the sf-
fectiona1e servants collected or the staircase
the tick of large clock in the hall, ~ It maa-
stired oil with painful distinctness, the last
feetlrg moments Of his existence, and the low
moan Of the winter wind, az ii swept ,hsupb
the ~leafiessf snow-covered trees the lakoring
and wearetespirit drew nearer, aud nearer, 10
itT goal the blood ~languidly coursed slower
and more s|swly through its channels--ths
noble heart stopped-gtruggled-a'opped-
the fintiered~-the right hand slowly slid from
wrist. upon " h;eh its finger had been placed
it fell at the side--and the manly eGigy
Of Washington " an all that remained, extended
upon the death couch.