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CHAPTER XII.

Meanwhile Fonseca had reached the convent
had found the porter gone, and, with mind con-
vused with apprehension and doubt. had flown OH
the wings Of love und fear 10 the house indicated
by Calderon. The g'm and solitary MANSION
came just in sigh,-the moon streaming over its
gray and antique walls-when he heard his name
pronounced; and the convent porter emerged from
the shadow of n wall, beside which he had en-
sconced himself
Don Martin! is it thou, indeed; blessed be the
saints, lcsan 10 fear. nay, fear now that We
were deceived.
Speak. man, but stop mr not! Speak! what
horrors hast thou to utter'
Il knew the cavalier. whom thou ddst send in
thy place. Who knows not RodeIgo Caderon ;
lrembled when saw hun lifi the novice into The
carriage; but thought I should, as agreed, be
companion in the flight Not so. Don Roderigo
briefly told me to hide where ! could this night
and that Tomorrow he would arrange preparations
Tor my flight to Madrid. My mind mlsgave me,
for Caderon's name is blarkened with many cu-s.
cs' resolved to follow the carra!" did so !;
but my breath and speed nearly failed, when, for.
,unateIy, the carriage was stopped and enlangled
by crowd in the street. No lackeys were be-
hind; mo nted the foolboard unobserved, and
descended and hid myselfwhen The carriage stop.
pei. knew not the house, but knew the neigh
borhood; brother Of mine lives al hand. sough,
my relative for n nights shelter. learned that
dark stories had given TO that house an evil name.
1t was one Of those which the Prince of Spain had
consecra,ed to the pursuits which have dishonor,d
so many families in Madrid. resolved again 10
60 forth and watch Scarce had I reached this
very spot when saw carriage approach rapidly.
secrc,ed myself behind butlress, and saw the
the carriage halt and a man descend and walk
to the house. See there; there, by yon crossing.
the carriage still waits. The man wra pped in II
mantle. know not whom he may be, but
Heaven" cried Fonseca. as they were now
close before the door ofihe house nj which CaIde-
rons carriage still stood; i hear noise, shrek
Within
Sc're had he spoken when the door opened
Voices were heard in loud alteration; presently
the form Of Jew was thrown on the pavement,
and, dashins aside another man who seemed s,rv-
ing to detaln him. Calderon appeared. his dawn
sword in his right hand. his lei, clasped around
Beairiz
r, nseca darted forward.
My loveri my belroihed!' exclaimed the voice
Of the novice; thou art come to save US, to save
thy Beatriz!'
Yes, and TO chasiise the betrayer" exclaimed
Fonseca, in a voice Of thunder. Leave thy vie
tim, villain, Defend thyself!'
lie made desperate lunge at Calderon while
he spoke. The marquis feebly parted The stroke.
Hold he cried. Not on me,'
mo, mo- exclaimed Beatriz, throwing herself
on her fathers breast. The words cane too late
Blinded and deaIened with rage, Fonseca had
again, with more sure and deadly aim. directed
his weapon against his supposed foe. The blade
struck home, but no. to the heart Of Cal deron. u
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Beatrz sighed heavily and her eyes opened.

beatTlZ slSncu hcaNHy anu he' o)eS oPe"Su'
My child! my child! thou art mine Speak; let
me hear thy voice; again lie, it call me father"
And Calderon dropped on his knees, and clasp.
ing his hands ferveny, looked up imPlolingy in
her face. The novice, now slowly returning to
life and consciousness, strove to speak: her voice
failed her, but her lips smiled upon Caderon, and
her arms fell leebly but endearingly round his
neck.
BLESS thee, bless ,hee!' exclaimed Calderon.
Bless thee. in thy sweet molhers's name!'
While he spoke the eyes of Beatriz caught the
form Of Philip who stood by leaning on his sword.
his face working with various passions, and his lip
curling with stern and intense disdain. Accustom-
ed to know human life but in It's worst shaPes,and
Calderon only by his views and hls arts, the voice
of na,ue uttered no language ineligible 20 the
prince. lie regarded the whole ms some well got
up device; some trick ofhe stage; sand wailed,wilh
Impotence and scorn, the announcement Of the
imposlure.
At the sight of that mocking face Beatriz shud-
dered and fell back; hut her very alarm revived
her, and starting to her feet, she exclaimed, Save
me from ,ha, bad man! save me! My father, an
safe with lhec!'
Safe echoed Calderon, 'ay, safe against the
world. But not, he added, looking round, and
in low and mul,ered tone, mo; in this foul abode;
Its very air poules thee. Let US hence' come,
come, my danghler!' and, winding his arm round
| 4 H. ,oJ ha. rd, ,bn dno
Back, ,raorr cried Philip, placing himself lull
in the path Of The distracted and half derious faith.
err Back lhnkst thou that I. thy master and
Thy prince, am TO be thus duped and thus insulled'
Not for thine own pleasures hast thou snached
her whom have honorej W 18th my love from the
sanctuary of the church. Go If thou wilt, bu,
l,eatriz remains. This roof is sacred TO my will.
tack! or thy mex step is on the point Of my
sword
Me mace NOT, speak not, Philip; am dcspc'
rate. ] am desperate. am beside myself;
cnnno, parey with thee. Away! by thy hopes OF
hea, en-, away! am father, and protector Of
my child
Brave device! notable tule!'cricd Philip. scorn-
fully and placing his back agains, the door. 'rhe
little actress plays her part well, j, mus, be owned
i, is her trade; bu, thou art bungler, my gen.
tie Calderon,'
For moment The courier stood, NOT irresolule,
hut overcome with the passions that shook TO its
center nature, the stormy aud stern elements OF
which the hubi, of years had rather mastered than
quelled. AT last, with fierce cry, he suddenly
graspcd the prince by the collar Of his vest; and
ere he could avail himself of his weapon. swung
him aside with such violence that he lost his bal
ance and (his foot slipping on the polished 0oor)
fell 20 the ground Calderon then opened the
door, lifted Bea,riz in both his arms, and He'd pre-
cipitaley down the stairs. Ile could no l,nger
trust to chance and delay against tho dangers Of
that abode
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LADIES SHOES!
AIDES hid slips and walking Shoes for sale nj the
IL lowest prices by CHS. DANA, Ir.
March 10.
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Town Ordinance.

AT a meeting Of the Board o! Comaisslon;
IA ers of the town of Hi'lsbonru-h, held on,
Saturday the nth instant, the following ordI-
nance was adopt ted.
Ordered, That publication be made ia the
uilIsborons Oh Recorder, notifying the citizens
OF Hilisborougi, tina, the ordinance prohibiting
the discharge oil fise arms within The corporate
limils OF said town. will be strictly enforced
from and alter the first day Of April next, aud
that the Town Constable is required 10 report
To The Magistrate Of Police every violation Of
said ordinance.
az By order Of the Board.
I E. A. HEARr'T, Ieesa Clerk,
N March 81. Sc 3w
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FROM ST. DOMINGO.

Captain Smith. OF The schooner Tro-
pic. arrived al New York on Tuesday
morning from 81. Domingo, states that
when lie sailed on the I2ih Of March, m
diligence had been received frum Jacmel
and Aux Cages that both those places
were in compile possession Of The Patriots,
or insurgents. The Government troops
had fled before Them, after conflict in
which two or three Of Boyer's Generals
and a large number Of his troops bad
been killed. The Patriots were in full
march upon Port an Prince. Such o.
the inhabitants Of Jacmel and Aux Cages
As were in favor Of Boyer were leaving
those cities and focking to 81. Domingo
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APRIL It'll, 1913. y

Whereas, we have heard with sincere
regret of,he death of our worthy brother,
WILLIAM F. JONES, ESQ.,, whose loss not
only as a member of this Lodge. but Of
the community in. which he resided, is
deeply to be deplored, therefore
Resolved, That as mark Of the respect
and esteem in which we hold him, the
members of this Lodge will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved further, That copy OF these
resolutions be forwarded to the widow oil
our deceased brother, as mark of ouI
deep sympathy under the bereavement
which she has sustained.
Re it further resolved. that these pre-,
ceedings be published in the Hillsborougf
Recorder. ~, :,
JOHN BERRY, W. III.
JAMES nj. PALMER, Sec'y.
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The Medical Society of Virginia offers
a Gold Medal for the best essay on 1.-THE
value of Opium in the treatment Of ieorlle
diseases" 1t is required that the essays
be sent in by the first Of October, 1874,
and be addressed (poss Paid) to the Cor
responding Secretary.
A French Bishop and twelve Mission
aries recently sailed from France Tor the
Marqaesas Islands.
The New Orleans Bee says that about
one thousand persons will rendezvous at
Fort Leavenworth on the first of May, Tor
the purpose of emigraiing TO the Oregon
territory.
Henry Clay. associated with his son
J. B. Clay, is again a practitioner at the
bar in the courts in Kentucky.
The English commissioners, in Their
sanatory report, observe that marriage
improves the probability OF life"
The New Orleans Picayune says, We
know of nothing, in the last ten years
that has been productive OF so much So
cial, civil, and domestic benefit to the CT
", as the 81. Pa,rick's Temperance As
ISOLATION.
Il does not cost man any thing to o'
civil 10 his fellow men. And 1t is belle
10 have the good will even Of dog thai
10 provoke him TO acts Of madness. W.
are always on the safe side, when we ar
. civil and courteous.
All men wish 10 be happier than the.
can be: vet most men might easily be hap
= pier than they really are.
, When religion is made a science 'heI
5 is nothing more intricate; when 1t Is mad
du,y, there is nothing easier.
+. /, is easier to bring up a dozen CHI
,lren right, than to reform one gro"
:. blockhead.
f Pride and poverty are the father an
= mother of crime. How many in seeN'1
!. 10 seem respectable. have ceased 10 :!
q honest! how many have perllled I'll
i and soul and sacred HONOR" Ill the va
J. ,!fert to keep up appearances.
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Notice To Rankrupts.
AttcntiOn!!

70 The commissioned and nOR-commis-
stoned Ofsesrs and Nusieians tsiong
ing 10 the FIST battalion cf fhs 47th
Regiment.
St1uu are hereby notified and rommanded e
- aticnd II Adam N. Dougias's, On Friday
the 2s,h &c arr,l, Al II o'elack, fnf The Par
B. ~ of drill muster and eonri martial; and On
Saturday The 29ih. 81 II o'cloek, you will n
tend with your respective companies armed
and equi, ped as The laa directs. with foul
rounds a p.wder. ior battalion sx'nise.
p. s. The Musicians belonging to The An
l,epinent III attend wiihaut fail.
JOHN G. DOUGLAS, Lieut. Col
March 81. ~
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The Norfolk beacon states that Lieut..
ellis. Of The q. 3. Navy, has returned
BY The steamer Columbia from his mis-
sion 10 visit The obserratories Of Europe.
lie. has purchased Tor The Depo. Of Charts
and Instruments az Washington . COM
plele SET Of astronomical instruments.
which will not be surpassed By those Of
any observatory extani, except The Impe-
rial Russian Observatory al Pulkoya.
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TIE Chinass Lost 4 der ls.s wsr.
ahoal Efiesn ikousand men. = Rsny h8a.
dFsd pieces y esnn0n. and EfzIly ahSH
enlisf navy.
A dnnkes fasowin KsnlBSky 81 iirs
% dlstiilffy. which was n consequences
burnt dosn.. The dislllery fra 81 6rs
% ihe man. and ihen lhs nan 81 fTeas
he disnllsFy.
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The Wing Convention. which assem-
bled 4. Mount Mourne on the 4th instant,
unanimously nominated Col. Daniel NJ.
Barringer. Of Cabarrus, as the Wing can-
dlda.e for Congress in that district. The
Carolina Walchman, in making this an
nouncemeni, says, With Col. BaringsT
for our leader in The approaching contest,
VIC enter The campaign perfectly satisfied,
knowing iha, he possesses every qualif-
cation necessary 10 make him a conspi.
cuous member and an honor 10 the dis.
trici.
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The President has openly thrown
himself into The arms Of The Loco Focos.
lie is removing all The Wings, and filling
their places with Locos. The +" Madi-
sonian" publishes him as Candidate for
the Presidency, &" subject 10 The decision
of the Democratic Convention" and
vel, Mr.. Rencher sees no fault in this
man-pronounces him honest and capa-
ble-and wonders what the Wings have
10 complain Of. Raleigh Reg.
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WORMS { 91lW0lMS 3
STARTLING FACTS.

SfAkTLlNG FAIIS.
HUNDREDS Of children and adalts
- are lost yearly with worms, when
some other cause has been supposed to
be the true one. -
L, is admitted by all doctors that scarce
a man, woman or child exists but what
are sooner or later troubled with worms,
and in hundreds OF cases, sad to relate,
svpposea fever, ,scarlaiina, cold. or some
other ailing, carries of the flower Of the
human lamily--while in truth they die Of
Worms! and these could have been era
Dictated in day, by the use Of a bottle oil
KoimstOck's Vcrlnifugc, at the
cost of quarter Of dollar!
How sickening the thought that these
things should be--and who can ever Tor
give themselves for not trying this Horn
Erterminator, when they know that even
| if the case was not worms, this remedy
could not by any possibility do hnrt-bui
always good as purgative-let the dis
ease be what il may. How important
then to use il, and who will dare take the
responsibility 10 do without il! Let eve
nv parent that is not brute, ask them
selves this question in truth and soberness
Mr.. ]. 4. Ringold had child very
sick for nearly two weeks. and attended
by a physician, without relief, when
IKolmstock's Vermifuge was given, and
next day more than forty worms were
passed, when the child recovered rapidly
A child of widow woman, living nea
the Manhattan Water Works, had dwln
died for month, till near skeleton
with great dryness ofthe mouth, and itch
ING of the nose. A humane lady, whit
called to provide for the family, sent i'm
mediately for Kolmstock's Vermlfuge
which brought away great quantities o
worms for two or three days, aud III
child grew better at once, and regained 1t
full strength in less than month.
Several Children in q highly respecta
BILE family in Broadway had worms to
frightful extent. and were all cured rapid
lly with this yermifuge.
In some Of the best families IN tn
neighborhood Of St. Johns Park, it ha
been extensively used, from the cireum
stance Of having eradica,ed large quar-
,ity of worms, after all other remedies ha
, failed, which was very extensively know
in that part of the city.
A physician of standing, had doctore
family of children some weeks, wiihot
being able TO restore but one out oil seVe
to health. He had the liberality to sen
for Kolmstock's vermiluge, and cure
the rest with it in less than week.
I'm numerous cases other complaint
were supposed to exist. and the person
treated for fever, Sc but finally trial
this vermifuge discovered the true can'
of the sickness, by bringing away aino
an innumerable quantity Of worms, lars
and small, and the persons recovert
with great despatch. Instances OF III
kind might be cited to an immense exter
bu, ii is useless, one trial for twenty-h
cents will show any one with astonls
ment the certain effects Of this Vermiiue
CAurloN--Never buy this article Il
" less it have "Dr. Kolmsteck's Vern
lruge" handsomely engraved on the, o.
,w side label, and the fac simlle of Conisto
- & Co.
For sale in Ili'lsborough by p tiea
lin Oxford by sseorg,.E. Taylor; IN Greens
rough hyJ, s Il ssoan- only agents
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Tie Jsslifs "A splrndid bBilding i
about beng rEeesed Il Worcester. Mass.
which i inienus.. Cor The organization u
college of the yesuiis. 10 b. devoted
. The education DC youth ii he higher
branches 81 classical learning and scienre.
a highly accomplished aid learned Jesuit
from Rome i 10 be The Superior; and i
viii be opened Cor students with grsai
pomp and splendor. in October next
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Ussfern .RrmOry.-Mr. Casey. mem.
Der 81 Congress from Illinois. writes thai
The commissioners have reported IN favor
Il Fon Massac. Cor The location of The
Western Armory; and thai The President
i IN favor Of Thai localions thinking ID The
best point in The west. Mr.. lasey be-
lieyes I'm, The Armory win be located d
Massae, iii.
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aaA his E0a ilarhoui were Immediately
arFtssa, and r1rFiad % IawErnrrxiIie
jssl. They Mere p hare hid Il eaami
maiisn belure ; Magistrate a MoAaay,
The result of uhick ne have not heard.
Fayetteville Obserrfr.
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Thsirsslay, April -.

We lam from The Milina Chronicle,
A., Mhig meeting was held q IAN
s,,,iIle On Tuesday d las. week for The
,a,poss Of appointing delegates % ; dis.
-, convention Cor The nomination Of :
.,naida,e for Congress. 4 proposition
=. male 70 John Kerr. esq. > talented
,aa jealous Wing Of caswell. % permit
Il. name % Be placed before the consen'
IN. bu. this he positively declined. o.
,,coun. n his private engagements. John
= Poindexter. esq. our present able and
,ooular Solicitor General, has been much
spoken d. and II he viii accept The no
m;na.ion il i more han probable lha. b
vii bs The choice Of The Convention
AMI he Milton Chronicle says. /. Civ
ne .Oll Poins.' and We can carry ths
d;aric. like fash'!"
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Gen. John Armstrong died a, his resi-
dencc in Lower Red Hook, Duchess
county, N. York. on the LIST INST. in the
s5th year Of his age. Gen. Armstrong
was a soldier OF tie revolution. minister
10 France during The reign of Napoleon,
Secretary Of War during an important pc
Rod of the war Of 1919, of which he
wrote history. and was distinguished as
we'll by his ability as a public writer as
by his professional requirements.
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DIR. Coll,er, the Mesmeriser, has made
a new discovery. He has made lady,
in the natural or waking state, distinctly
see the image Of his thoughts in cup of
molasses! The image was seen at the
poin, of coincidence when the angle Of
irradiancc from his brain was equal TO the
angle of reflection in her brain!! The
whole science Of Mesmerlsm is thus made
as clear as mud, or molasses.