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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
in BANKRUPTCY.

sssiet Court of the United States for the
Sou,hern District of Mississippi.
31n Bankruptcy. No. Sol.
~ matter of the petition of Edward 0.
c6sfee, Individually, and Of the firms OF
Goodrich L. Chafee, of Chafee & Stewart,
Ind of Chafee, Stewart & Co., bank
"a, TO be discharged from his debts.
K5fICEis hereby given, that EDWARD
HAFEE Of Madison county, individu-
...s.nd as a member of the firms of Good
i Is Chafee, of Chafee & Stewart, and of
.fee Stewart g. Co.. has been duly de-
va a bankrupt, by an order of the said
M. made on the 23d day of February,
ii SAB, and that the said Edward o.
afee has applied for certificate of final
,charge from his debts, under the act OF
4 pfess in such case made and provided;
dbe
- 20h day of May next.
Jackson, has been set for the final hear
q IAN persons interested may then and
~ a ppear and show cause, ifany they
why the decree and certificate OF dis
aree should not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
March ,, I843.-e5-3 pr. fee S..
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
District Court oEthe United States for the
Southern District Of Mississippi.

DlsLTlCt OOuIl " TIC OuitNd N-teAtNo 'CA AN
Southern District of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. G43.
In the matter OF the petition of Isaac Ham
berlin, a bankrupt, to be discharged
from his debts.
Notice is hereby given, that ISAAC
HAM BERLIN Of Yazoo county, has been
duly declared bankrupt, by an order OF
the said court, made on the esd day OF Feb
ruary, A. D. 1S43, and that the said lsaac
Hamberlin has applied for certificate OF
final discharge from his debts, under the
act of Congress in such case made and pro-
vided and the
29th day of May next.
At Jackson, has been set for the final hear
ing. all persons interested may then ant
there appear and show cause, if any the!
have. why the decree and certificate 0
discharge should no, be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
! Marh s, lS13-25.3 pr ier > dels.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

ly declared bankrupt, by an order OF the
said court, mad on the 21al day Of Felru-
airy, 4. ID. l843 aud that the SAID lea v.
Parker has applied loi certiiicat. OF final
dl7cherge from his debts, under the act Of
Cong in such case made and provided !;
and thgc
2Jth day of May next.
at Jacke9n, has been set for the final lear.
ing: a,g ..Fsona interested may then aud
there q, scar and show cause, if any thew
have, - tina decree and certificate OF
dischart .bald not be granted.
WIN. BURtS, C.u.t.
Mar 3, ls83-25-3 pr ice , 4yl2.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

District Court OF he Unite Saes - -
Soulhean District Of Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. 626.
In the matter of the petition of John H.
Cheatham, a bankrupt, to be discharged
from his debts.
NOTICE is hereby given, that JOHN. IL.
CHI ATTAIN of Madison county, has been
duly declared bankrupt, by an order of
the said court, made on the 23d day o. Feb
ruary, A. d. l843, and that the said John
II. Cheatham has applied for certificate
of final discharge from his debts, under the
act of Congress in such case made and
provided; and the
18th day of May next.
at Jackson, has been set for the final hear
ing. All persons interested may then and
there appear and show cause if any they
have, why the decree and certificate Of dis
charge should not be gTenied,
WM. BURNS, Cork.
Mach 3, lS43-2o3 price . dolls.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04
Goth dsy of May next.
District Court of the United States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi.

District Court of the United States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi.
In Bankruptcy. No. 655.
IN the matter Of the petition of BALKAN
Green, bankrupt TO be discharged from
his debts.
Notice is hereby given, that BALKAN
GRELN Of Holmes county, has been duly
declared d bankrupt, by an order ofthe said
court, made on the esd day Of February, A.
D. l843, and that the said Baaam Green
has applied for a certificate of final dis
charge from his debts, under the act OF
Congress in such case made and provided ;
and the
Goth day Of May next.
at Jackson, has been set for the final hear.
ing: all personsinterested may then and
there appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the decree and certificate Of
discharge should not be granted.
WIN. BURNS, Clerk.
Marrh 3, lS43-25-3 pr fee dolls
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21
BOND PAYING CANDIDATES
Observation-Disclosures.

We are authorized to announce JOHN m.
BARKSDALE as candidate for Represen
tative of Lowndes County, at the ensuing cleo
ton in November.
We are authorized to announce SCOTT
TH0MP SON as candidate far Represent
tative Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing cleo
ton in November
We are authorized to announce DR.. BAY.
alive of Lowndes County.
We are authorised to announce JOHN j.
w. PAYNE as Candidate for Representa-
tive Of Lowndes County. at the ensuing Election
in November.
8 We are authorized to announce Mais JOHN
Il. ALLEN as candidate for Representative
ct Lowndes county, al the ensuing November
Election.
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j. BOOTH,


ESpECTEDLIs X continues toten.
D der his prof psaional services 10 The
Ladies and Gentlemen of Columbus and
is vicinity, pledging himself % operate ID
he most approved modern style. ii adj
dllion 10 what 10 usual ID his profession
tie will ~ So ee sl
Ist. Pa. IN whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, by The new and much appfo-
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure, D
pecimen Of which he has IN his ow
mouth, Pa - ss
? Supply roofs or psiaies, whv def
cient, either from nnalforulation or &C.
cidene. 49, 800
He feels confident from bis opportuni-
ties al Philadelphia and elaewheTe-ffom
his long experience, and bis success that
hecafi operate ID the entire satisfaction Of
all who may call 90 him at his Office on
Market street. up stairs. one door south
Of the Auction Store of Kincannon, March
& Mcdaniel. s#
p Columbus Miss. Feb. 10Th, ls43.
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT COLUMBUS.

Daniel Harvie, Complainanf,)
AOI Va Sept, Rules 1913
Thomas Christian. Adm.et.
al Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters cf this Bill,
~ and it appearing that the Defendants.
IAttlehury Mauldin, Robert, v. Montague, and
Matthew B. Lane, are not Inhabitants Of this
State, but resides beyond the limits thereof
so that the ordinary process of this Court can
not deserved upon then, 1t is therefore ordered
that unless said defendants appear before the
Vice Chancellor at the Court House in the
Town OF Columbus on the
First Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur, to the Bill of Com
plant herein, the several allegations thereof
viii be taken for confessed, as TO said Defend.
ants, and such order or decree made therein
asto his Honor the Vice Chancellor may seem
equitable and just. It is further ordered that
a Copy Of this order be published in the '1Dem-
|ocratic Wing" once week for two months
successfully.
MAURICE MCCARTHY,
Evans e. Cooke, sol. Clerk
Columbus, Sept. 1643.
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NOTICE.

The Committee Of Arrangements
Tor the superintendance of prepara-
tons FOR the entertainment Of the COM
pany althe Mass Meeting. ON tie 2Sth
29th, and 3Oth inst, viii meet at
Greene Hill's Drug Store on Monday
the 25th OF September. 1943..
r. r. BROWNRIGG, Ch'tn.
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At this place on "Wednesday che 18th Inst.
JOHN FRANCIS, son OF John and Mary c..
Watson, aged y months n days.
sSnlFer little children to come unto me, and
forbid them not, for such i the Kingdom Of
Eleaven."
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

MM A MMA#N#AA 1N#.=f
There ii nrafN appahlMf6a of rhn eN 4an ryf
the Anti ManndhGof5 I'M fiia nu6fl w. NJ v NJ M n
test III this Stare being drowhsd r'|1h ftsssNr.
phsrit success. AIl that All required lh efrtrrr
H. ID euerrW ana Organization. ChnnuaT nre
fapilIv taISinn place and bundled. NINA 1900
viii fha Renndiaf,rq M. fha lnrf nldrFi0n. $50
heartily Ashamed 0f ffs. nru f.nn tlinW nhAmnw.
The disartrolra resrslt III fkt eles I'm. im IN
robbery of tie nnblte treasury. ANA tf& hBfnFl
ol1a ia eonpeteTiev IL fiia Hi 5enrIlel nr salIr
Attributable IL the rartv NINA 1900 niiek
Instruments I'd carry cut tf,er M sr
frinea The dseatfakfruT rrffnBs re- ntnFt4s3raa
their ranks, ana the ranccrnng fnni;rtsd 0.,iIih
point their invecgfges anairsk each ~ EhrFs hNl8e
utterly Disguised tta v,rfnnun and DnfFfrtSr q.,.
ton ofthe Community with their naINrh ,T}S,,5-
InOa M, omen nFofliraev. STshe Anff H~~ssM
afefa Rave snlv III uaslrn a srcFsr rianl of 49,
favorable circumstancts ~ accomnli5h fhe
complete prostragion an n naEfB. which hna i'm.
Aicted upon our State 20 many evils anf such
load of iufaKny. The feelings uf th@ pWunl8
have been already partially aroused "a tbo
encrnisies, which have been conalniSiea NY,
the kepudiafprgs ana, ~ Klla ANU ptldlnlqsw
VIII but exercise that spirit ana ncnVNays
which their duty TO their Stale requires them,
they must succeed. Let the people We aWn-
kaned to . correct knowledge Of Che profound
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ELECTROTYPEING
OR GLIDING AND SlLvERING

ESTABLISHMENT.
BY JOHN W. SPILLMAN,
On Main Sc, nert door to the Planters Bank
At fss ggice Of DR.. W. SprLLMAN, schere
Guiding aud Silusring aOiu Be done
secHndstn Grtena, and on tle Short
est notice
nLD plated or guided ware can by this new
~ process be made look ~ well as solid gold
or silver; also polished brass, copper, or Ger
man silver articles, or old jeweIrys all forms,
sizes and shapes, can be made look as well as
wraught gold or silver. - rl i,
All work done viii be warranted to look wen
and to wear 1T least better than the old mode
Of guiding or slyeFing, as done on such articles
as The above named.
Those wishing work done would do well TO
eall and examine articles guided and ailvered
ey the above named process; some Of which
v,if aiTaSs Be kept on Ia nd for inspection.
oh Gold and Silver taken i'm payment for
snrk done: also Alabama money
INSTRUCTIONS will NJ given Oh the above
,oaa 81 guiding md silverings and also the
recess for preparing the chemicals on reason
bie terms.
Columbus Mi August 24th, 1912. dt.
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CAUTION.

a LII persons are hereby forwarned from
Aharboring my Wife Sarah Adaline Ward
as the Law win be strictly enforced against
them. ! also hereby give notice that viii not
pay any debts Of her contracting from this
date, -.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

y A4'l H. NSngI
bllc !, sslsa 4 ia
~ lIoIb y u
Is Il 4
ilIls ~ =
~: ioF VheIn II. ~
.'., !, old ~ !. W. :
;',stice and 01 ss,;,,s
q i 9i,0ss, who n = 80
FL contract, leg tl.e
~ = tbair descend u
.Isd bg the lallss =.
.l...' iIlis result. llille :
.;er 1T each ene.
49,; without aifnlllll.
4 nat morals retro
-. that science ana
ul eaA Y" -
"a aiiIfar glilVe Q
Il line We dl1 not
s.,,,d and viii onarY az
ra,ll genera icnls y. are
@'i6 nom The othe y y 8
srEira tho precise sp01
~ another ceInEne nces.
ssicabla and there iore
\ '..lagtalie 10 marx we
IN compose the circle
\ j M sisint egrate the h!lslla !
! 80 By age, or other desl
y which Of I'll the pfealn,
ssinactige existence afoullu .
= shalI belong 20 inc as.
4 Tie present ana wnlcn y
\ huuan family is cCulpo SO
||'isted by the WISDOM anu
'.;;ispce that each 10 essen-
\ dthe whole, for the pur-
!. lie dependent reiat1ons q
IA the numerous sunorui-
relations that cems a 1l1sse
N are integral paris OF Inc
n which,no generation couia
=, the middle age me you.n
equally belong 70 me lie ~
I'D beings, Iess aa,.a. ss,,,,cb
iveF, when hoWss .L, , 1880.
vary remains eve. VIZ e 49, 49,.
II commencement. ~ =. I .hase
10. Ho" snen "a. -, 800 =
certain or G i a;,.'so : = -
silaii coh1lti $3.50 - =
Il the oDiiga'ion 49, :. a..s, .,,Ia
let even 81 .. . -. : is
led; there VIII IT, 49,. -, -
Oh geneFatlon' = 'at : : J. ., ~,
IMPOSED Inc Pleeeu'..s o.l
! therefore, De exo:ls: 80: 49,
The Rnoie tlle e.Eo = sa .,.a
4 coaol'l o. - '., -. a .,ues.-
lam the algl'ts " "1'A'
%. ,-:,o.. |
IFracucsaolIe 70 u.s,S. eG ;n.o |
Ines OF oe1l s11 .nso
! i does not i o;na s, nees |
ration cai, no. o ,.n.a S.re |
relates 70 Ihe go.eln'l LIZ ~
nrty. by Wilaa Ilgl. gu. US III,
ate win 'Ilor'gages III =. ';,,-
as 81 70 OlllG llls , so, Nv, VIZ .t.a. |
we heeo Only ae ina ' hos
al governments dlI ''a
attached !! 70 .,ie l -
'aflles' aes u sll oh, ~. -. /
e oeOt D u. a c. oe.'sa. .s
lzens ., tli1 go ~"
!, ana ollet hefeul.al,l'.il.
and not AlaIx VIZ:
impose tne next ggIlsIa.lol
peg QUEENS !, ll'lesl.a1 %
salch 'neif alles ss A. -
! And why snouio noe llae
/ fea, oe s'lDjec. % aleu.l.-
? y y TUG 'olA'eL oWnsA =
! ,ns !, ss : ~, u'asaa ~. -. = =
Aso just a'se','I
IflPle can zoe 1n rsasollao;y
m iEa:.i aa.ers eng. ~ - y
. /. uls .s inc ]. a '..an,5
: y goselnl.islls. e' = wo s,.a
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,; '.aas.li, ~ li's s;[u lSe. -,
n nun s,, ,.AI ,gs, :, = -,
! - 1865. oGo.1s,' 80 80 ~. sr.,,J
''.,; aoi 80, 800 .ho .s,,,s.;'
!, sa, ~, - -. ,,.,...,a
/ as sts,ed $3.50 s.;,ess 4, s',,sb
!. l. 9 IA s5c;.., 80, : ,ge,,Ia Inn, !
I 4, d'' into ;ts ,,,;,,;s,a i a i ].
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III, 49,; :. = s,..' e 80. 49, s.;
/ ths 7;oS, e isa = !, >
rtho sts5sa :. 80 -, s,.s.;;ry,,f7
h; ;nta sD.haS : f1,,r s FeSersl
recently ext;no,,isheT d !
1 IN ) s:oso,, of ssvers;fv
]. =. 80. =. - -.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21

j. M. pntheId, formerly Editor Of the Natche
Is CouFa9rl has been pppoinGed CLERK Of the
High Court Of Errors and Appeals
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-21
q. u. MAILoRy. 49, wm N. Rosa.
MALLORY s. ROSS.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No 80, Commerce Street,
CORNER OF PLANTERS,
MOBILE. ALABAMA.
MAGNETIC ELECTRO
AND SILVER PEATTNG
BY A. R. WOLFINGTCN.


MARKET STREET
Metallic articles, Gf every description. Guided
or Siluered In the most durable manner. and TO
any thickness required. III 5. ssss
Surgical and Dental Insfruueats can now
be Gilded or Silvered without difficulty, as the
use of heat is entirely dispensed with, :.
Kniues and Forks may be made to appear
like Gold or Silver, requiring nonenpf the lab
or 70 clean them which is Indispensable with
Steel and being also proof against the effect
of the acid when used in eating frnit, preserves
&c. !. 80 -
Old Plated Wars Is rendered equal to New
-or, rather, IS actually, made neaO and
when worn out again, by hard service, can be
replated as well AZ ever.
Al Articzese f Polish Brass, &c. which are
50 difficult to be kept bright, may be nowcoa-
ted with Gold or Silver for rifle; such as
Door Plates, Knobs, Lamps, candlesticks.C Car.
rage and Harness Mountings. Apothecaries,
Scales and Weights, &C., de- =
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Instructions given On the above mode 81
Gliding e. SilveFing on reasonable terms.
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xfn -, i.
- : = - 80 = =
Yies 81 n - . 80 :.
NuvsnlhaF election. s -.
WIN arm. ntsfhoriaes II .,.,,.,,.,.. .rene. ~
GEEAEM Ems nss ennTid-ss 81 Go seIs,.s
which - r hsls - -. ~ -
aissippl. -, s. -. :
Is - rHAMGrnV 6ersNnw
GO. - = = 8 = : = = =
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
MAT IL @ y Candidate Tor Clerk of the Vice
Glnancsry GogEt af Columbus composing the
efs1.sl =. 10Mnos5, !. slannenas Winston,
- - Y sss y = sRo NeenQha
Mpare @ltlnri2sd q announce M AWRNCE
80 - 49, - a ~ : forthe otce Of
fhe fcnresa n T..,,sss rsgs:at. y
r. $500 4rfss - ..ss 4
49, g -. -. = =. -
n m - !, a1 a e announce HAkACM
fIs,h - 49, = 2 lor tns oinee g
- - ~ ~ y = y slis
-. Ff;sa,,r - e = =
- .. ~ - = s - = 800 -
.eeW $3.50: e a ID pune, - 80 r.
Chancarv fora 80 1s..: - 49, = ~
CountIes Of Tawndes Is;s1,.hs = 80
Kemper. Wiurfan ana Ns.5.L. A'u
1eOR 6n7euTzffS
m. txy S. = - Is =
n - - -. -
- - -, s ISL g = sanaaaate TOT regeiec-
y 80 ..l1S Z. q county,
- IL - Z. al. .'' eiectlon.
~ WE arc authorised to announce d AM
UEL Gs WELLS as a Candidate for the
once ct sneEIn Of Lowndes County. at the en-
s1'As AAos ela a1 1-'0etaoh.
FOR CLERK Of CIRCUIT COURT.
WE are authorised to announce. STER-
election - Tie &c. - 49, -.
elecuon 70 the once OF Clerk OF the Circuit
ooul'' al Tue ensuing november Election.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
r. WADDEL as candidate for the Office
OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Lowndes coun-
y q lhe ensuing November election. ).
FOR CLERK OF PROBATES.
l. WE are authorised to aanounc VIM. P
FULLER as candidate for reelection TO
the Office Of Clerk of the Probate Court at the
ensuing November Election. $50
WE are authorised to announce f2OREWT
WEIRas candidate for Clerk of the Probate
Court Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing No.
vemDer election. -, =.
We are authorized to announce SEWEEr.
MORRIS as Candidate for CLERK Of pro.
bate Court 0t Lowndes County at the ensnin0
November election.
We are au,her;sad 10 .nnounc. TAG mn
CAPSHAW as candidate for Clerk az the The
Probate CIerk ofIowndas county. at The s,s,,s
;ns- Naver..Ie. sis..s. = s'lS ensu-
xur .,,..,sr:....I - ..- ss.r-.,.,
mTEDROW as 4 Candidafa Far r sLsr = =
the Probate Court, at the ensuing Noreanber
Election.
FOR ASSEsSOR.
WE are authorised 10 announce HENRY
g. TAYLOR as Candidate for the Office of
Assessor Of Lowndes County, at the ensuing
November Election.
Ware authorised to announces j EEFHH-
SON w. q. FARRER as 4 Candidate for
The Office of Assessor Of I,owndes County. "A the
ensuing Novembef Election. : S.
WE are authorised to announce cautain Il n
80 BELL a. = Candidate for Assessor ct
loWlaas County - ma enanang sleetion - Ao-
Fembsf
Nv We N % e
= - - = - AZ =
.Sms ssa.' = 'as e'''a s.e's'0A :. 1'0-
W. .,e .,,tl,or;z... 3, .nnopnce .rnF4N NJ
OTTL1sY as . candidate for Assessor Of
Lowndes county, at the ensuing November
eIecflGn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-10

I doa'i rsrs Il BE assrr zones 10 see
rs sgsin. urIess aha br,ags % along .
kssp h<f 10 good hgmsr."
"And lnsstE intend gong Il, ne gain. =
Mrs. Cray said. holdsng . hIls chubby
gih 10 her busUm. while abe ksssed Il
ossf and over again. 81 ths sane line
Ehal ale Prssssd close up 70 hsf husbaad's
side.
The old man understood il I'll. lie
wss not jealous 81 Luey's Affection, iol
he knew that shs loved him - isndrTly
- sser. He uss 100 glad 20 know
that she ~ss happy with o husbsud.
20 whan she sss - che apple al bis eye.
Ia 30 three months Lucy made saolh-
er visit . home." Bul hssbsnd and rhild
vsts along This time. and shs WRIT Prov
eds happy one sll arcund. OF course
!. fsihrr aud nnihel" had their Jest. and
ihtis laugh. and their aifseissioR Of ies-
lousy snd angeragL Lacy for her "rhiIdlsh-
mess" - lLey termed il, when home II
10 Nat; bul Lucy. though half ssxed :.
Lessell for shst she called . weakness,
nevertheless persessssd 10 saying that
she never meant 10 20 any where again
wiIiaoul Henry. .rhai was settled"
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From the Saturday Courier.
TIE RETURN-OR WHO is 1T!
ny T. s. ARTHUR.

Bl IL - hhAHhN
-"I's neatly a year now since | vas
home" Lucy Gray said 10 her husbands
and SO you must let me 60 tor few
weeks"
They had been married some four NJ
FIVE wears, and never had been separatf d
during That line for a single night.
al though you called this ycur home,
Gray said, looking up with moek>se'
riuus sir,
III tf,ean nv old home" Lncy repli'
ed, in half atTtc,edt,ne Of anger. "or
To make /, plain, | wan, TO GO and ses
fa,her and mpiher."
"csn', you wait three or four month
until | Gan 60 with you!" ssked The yount
husband.
al want /, 90 now. You said d!
along tina, should 60 in May.
Il know | did. But then ] surpose'
,ha,J would be able 10 60 with sou.
We'll, why can, YOU! \ an SURF
rou might, If you would"
No, Lucy, cannot nossioiy 'eaV
home now. Blu, il you arc very anx'ou
10 see the old folks. l can put you in "a
Stage and you will go safe enough. Eilf'
aud | can, take care Of little Lucy, NJ
doubt. How long time do sou wish u
spend wi h then,9"
! :. Aboat ,htes weeks, or s"?"
"very well, Lucy. il sou are no
afraid to go alone. | shall not say
word"
Pm no. afraid. DEAR" the vile sal
in a voice changed and soitened IN u
expression. .Rat are you petiec't
willing To ls,me 60, IIsnry'"
4 q, certainly" was the reply ~
though The lone in which the ~rd wa
altered hal something OF reluctance W
1T would be selfish IN me I" say %
Your lalher and mother will be del'ghse
10 receive vis,, jn-, now" -,
"And ynn ,hnk that Jon and Ei'e
. can &c, along win lulr Lucy"
/, % yes, v,ry we'll
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YO.MORROW,

Who can tell how much is embraced
in this expression! Though a few hours
intervene between i. aad us-though u
will soon cnmmeace its oufse--who 10
there that cal read its single page and
pronounce The character ofits event!
Tomorrow! Thase who are now gay
may be sal. Those who are now walk
Ing The avenue. 10 pleasure. led BY the
hand Of hope. may be the subjects oil m
tense sorrow. Prosperity may be chang
ed iatu Adversary.
Taose who now are on the mountain
suuml, may be in the valley. That 70
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y cheek nsy Be ossfspvsd With psls.
nsss-shs strong step nay fsiifr. Bsafh
msy Lase oterlAksn 10.
Te-mnrsow. Il nay sssifeiy change
the course Of our lisss. u may lvrn 3
nss era in DOR existence. What DC fear
msy MOI happen.
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% lean on Pfoyidensr. There 10 = be-
Ing 10 whom eli The desMsetians OF
time are The ssae. and whe Is able 10
dispose every lhiag Tor our siseimpfose
meni.