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BY n, NyEACTJANI.

IO2, CORNER BALTIMORE X IIOLLIpAY-sTs.
.J2 GOLD LEV Err SVATCHTGS.
YIN MONDAY NIGHT, october 9th, al o'clk.
Ig4 JR will sell, for account of whom il may con
Et:aSce Gem, one very fine full jewelled gold case and
gold capped Lever Watch, win extra dial, &c. one
anchor cscapcnent Lever, tcR holes and three pal
lets, irwelled; NJ. j. Tobias gold Lever; one de-
tachcd Lever, - Jewels, Tobias, Liverpool, condcn-
saton balance &c. one cylinder escapcmeHt, holes
jeWelled, Graham X Brent, London. s'ale positive
and without reserve. Terms cash, in bankabic mo-
ney. The watches maybe examined at 4 O'Clock, BIZ
lore The sale. Tof2t K. MEACHAM. Auct.
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$4,000 5cc ,,,,st. Tie t 81 hp s
TUCKER n BRO. will give on certificate % whole
tickets for ST., e halves 81, 26 quarters SIS So 26
eigths 81 -. The great advantage in purchasing by
the package over any other SYSTEM is the certainty Of
drawing at least in all cases one half of the outlay
back, AZ the tine you have the chance of draw
ing or even of the leading capitals in the scheme
T. Il. TUCKER " BROTHER,
Right on the COner-llcad of Centre Market
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A4rericau 2GuG&ffISr9U,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING., OCT. A, l845.
Parry OncANl. ArIoN. We know how dit:

PARTY ORCANiatrIoN. We know how di-
f ,ult il is for men who have been accustomed
TO act under party organ 2ot.un for years, 90
dlsnurara thcm- ives from their associations.
AID to assume an independent stana-a;'d
hence the TACT is surprising, that, with both OF
the old parties organized, having la.. A"A'ls
out and urged by editors aud leaders 10 adhere
% tie nominations, there should batpand mofc
than thro" thousand voters, good men ana
true" who had tie Independence TO olsburlhen
themselves OF party shoeAIcs, and 10 lake Il
bold stand in favor Of their country by voting
the Native American ticket. 1t exceeded our
most sanguinc expeditions. a week or two
before the election, the opponents Of the Ma
tive American party rdcuIcd the idea ihat the
ticket could make respectable poll-it might
reach few hundred votes, but no more. A
the day OF c!Cctuu approached and the Native
American spirit became more manifest, op7o'
nents began to entertain dlItetont views AND
before the election actually took place, party
leaders found it Indispensable to eatorce dlsclp'
Inc with all Their energy. They were alarm
ed at the rapid increase OF the Native Ameri-
can party, and saw in Imagination, the spo'l'
wrested from their grasp. Ii we have moi
proved victorious in this first effort, we have At
least frightened opponents and shcwn them
that our party is not to be sneered at as con
temptbc. With u force Of more than three
thousand to commence new campaign with
perseverance ms become the raiIying word
and we give the assurance, that the Native
American party will continue IN the field nn'
der all circumstances, prosperous or adverse
until the principles for which they contend
shall be either carried out by government, oi
foreign influence shall rivct chains upon the
mecks Of the people For ourselves we shall
not shrink from the responsibility OF support
inc, to the best of our ability, cause which
we sincerely believe must triumph or the coun-
try be ruined-we therefore invite and urge all
persons who prefer the interests OF their coun-
try to those of party, to unite in the effort to
sustain American rights and American lnds-
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A7- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder J. b. Fer GU
SON, Of Kentucky, will preach in the Disciples Meet
ing house. 81. PauI's street. TOMORROW Lori's
day MORNING, at lO8 O'Clock, and in the EVEN
ING, at II O'Clock. IL
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a t3- Rev. Mr.. Shrgley will preach in the Univer-
salst Church, corner of Calvert and Pleasant streets,
TO MORROW (Sunday,) at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ, and at
half past 7 O'Clock, p. NJ. ....t 1t
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"WOELD's CONVENTION" A convention
bearing the title of the "Woril's Convention
is now in session in New York. 1t was called
by Robert Owen, an Englishman, who has
crossed the water to eul.g hton She people o..
this country on their social rights and dn'ics-
and after lie shall have corrected all the evils
OF our civil and soca. system, lie Will no doubt
eudeayor TO extend the benefit Of his lahors to
his native land, and, we presume, to the whole
world, in accordance with the name which he
has given to his Convention. The interests of
mankind have been kindly taken under the
protection of this Convention, which Is com
posed of some fifty or hundred men and wo-
men, MIR Owen declares that the present or
ranizllon of Society is all wrong: one man
has too much property and another too little;
and hence an inequality which he would RENE
tv by taking from the one and bestowing upon
the other. THIS kind Of social reform wout
no doubt be very acceptable to those who are
too indolent to work, or too worthless to adopt
honest means of procuringa livelihood. Mr.
Collins is a member of the Convention, ant
took conspicuous part in the first days pro
ceedings. In one of his speeches he said;
lie would not 90 into a full analysis of the
plan of this Association for the benefit Of man
Aiad. But he dweIt with much emphasis on
,he condition Of labor, in its relation to wealth,
in this "Gotham," (as he called New York;
calling the rich en,--the employers, the
great colossal kidnappers' Of society. He had
20 personal quarrel with these mon. They
were but the creatures Of the system Of society
which they live under The changes sought
by this convention are to be gradually broug ht
about. At present, society does not know who
thor the t oube with them is the dyspepsia or
the dropsy, the headache or the liver COM
plaint,---a disease Of the body, or a disease of
the brain, ["most likely the last, said some
body, soto poce. They only know they want
a physician. Brother Owen has come here, as
such, TO feel our pulse-and fhe can cure tour
old mother" let him do so. fla man has a larg-
er eye than another, he has right to more of
heavens light. If he has bigger belly than
another, he has right to more food than the
other. We are in transition state, at present
Disease is in our midst, though health is on its
heels. Applause. Nine-tenths of the world
are held in the clutches of the other tenth, and
ne was greatly pleased, under such clrcuhislah'
ces, TO see so many men and women coming
up, on the first day of the convention, to deli
berate upon the means of meliorating man
kind .-.--.-.--...-.-.
James Arlington Bennett, of Arlington, Long
Island, said, "that if the object ofthis Conven-
ton was to establish system, by which every
man who had nine dollars, should divide
equally throughout the community, he was
with the movement, and should be willing to
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07-NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS FOR
TIE CITY COUNCIL IN THE 18TH AND GOTH
WARDS. At a meeting of the Naive Americans OF
The 18th and Goth wards, held on Friday evening, the
following nHmed gentlemen Were nominated as clHti
dates 10 be voted for at the approaching clrctUu:
l0th Wmd-First Branch, William Ready. 2Ota
Ward--F First Branch, John W. Kukiy Second
Branch, 18th and 2Oth WaIds-Capt. John 7. Barry.
The meeting adjourntd To meet on Tuesday Even
ing, 1th inst, at Pckems, Black Horse Tavern Penn
syvana Avenue when the candidates will be present,
j. NJ MULLEY, PreS't.
GEO, l., MALONE, SrC'v. O3 1T
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OYSTERS! OYSTERSm
vuyHE SJJBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
n old customers and the public IN general, that ne
lion for the season. and will be glad to receive orders
70, Oysters, either Picked, sPlCEp, FRIED, or
FRESH, IN any quantities
Nothinp but the best of Oysters put up at his estab
lishment From his long exp' rience in the business,
he hopes to please the most particular.
--- EVAN HAMILTON,
No % German ST., between Hanover and Sharp.
ar7- OYSTERS served up in handsome style every
day in the week (Sundays excepted.) Families sup
piled with hest Oysters
WANTED-A smart active boy about l6 10 l6 years
of are-one that has been accustomed 10 attend bar.
Annly As above. se26. colin
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y 10000 DAY viii be BE- dawn za GeH Nd L L1-
terry, for the benefit of the Frederick Female Semna-
~, class 397S Nos. IA drawn ballots For the truly
lucky Nos. by the package or single ticket apply 10
the prize vendors, MILLER s co. where was sold
10 city customer the splendid prize OF $500, whole
lct ct, that only So, for which he receives the
sAua sum Of $50 sold to Nos, l6 Al 60, and another
of $500 in quarter, Nos. is al 81, both sold III the
lucky prize Gllice cor, Bait. and ST. Paul SITS.
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 | prize Of $3.50
&C 900 10 &c "A. 100 ID.
g . . 3i3 10 A." IL sO,&c.
Tickets.Sl, shares in proportion.
Certificates Of % quarter tickets only $3.50.
For lucky tickets by the package ol single tickets
apply to the p,ize vcnde,s MILLER II co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md, Lottery, Class TO- drawn
Oct. 3-Iowcst prize So:
l6 Al 70 i3 d 25 "A 80 40 3 rs IS % 81
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WNIE beat THE JEWS! PROCLAIM
w IT IN GATH! Fl! $4,000 in three grand ca
pila prices Of 5i0,0 each, in Ssquehanna Lottery,
Glass 10, drawn yesterday. We had the extraordinary
luck TO distribute ms iOoWs-S 000J in a package of
quarter tickets we sent by mail to new correspOn
dent living in Milton, st. Rosa county Florida; Sl0,
dericksburg, Va aud $40 00O on quarter, we sud %
Two your? ladies' from Old Town; making
TEN CAPITAL PRIZES
that we nave sold at old and lucky Office WITH
IN FIVE MONTHS
QI3-Orders lon the country, we again say nIast, to
ensure fidelity promptncSs AID success; be dhected
to our house,
EMORY & CO.,
1t No. ,, Calvert st , Baltimore. Md.
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Circus. The splendid Circus of Messrs. Welsh
Delevan Mann, will arrive IN this city on Monday
morning next The entry will be grand and imposing.
FRONT ST. THEATRE. This establishment will be
closed tonight, with view to the production of
drama on Monday night. The lessee is determined TO
merit continuance of public appreciation as evden-
ced by the crowded houses during The past week.
MUSEUM Still elegant audiences attend nightly at
This faVofiie place Of amusement There is fine bill
for to-nght-the beautiful comedy of Married Life,
exceiien'iy well cast, and received each represen
taton with the greatest enthusiasm by overfowiag
dences. Miss Cannon dances, Johnston sings his ce.
ebrated song; and altogether most attractive bill is
offered,
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suNo our CITY AVID COUNTRY FRIENDS.

FgyO OUR CITY AND COUNTRY FRIENDS.
Il We would respectfully call your attention TO the
following list of brilliant lotteries TO he drawn next
week. Order in all cases of BYRNE s. co.
MONDAY, 3 of $40 900, for S5
TUESDAY, S90U0. Tickets .!
WEDNESDAY, $40, 900, for only 10
THURSDAY Sl2 900, for
FRIDAY, $1,000 for .... ,
SATURDAY, $1,000, for only 2
This is the truly lucky prize office, the place
to secure snug capital by a small investment. Di-
rect your letters TO the fortunate house OF
BFRNE II co cor. Exchange Place
1t and SOsh- st. (Yellow uouse.)
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To- Il. &. FRYER. GENERAL, IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GL.4SS PLATES,
which WiI! be sold, by wholesale and retail, low as
any imporcf in this any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varietiessuch as Portrait
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES OF all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES ie-giit and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
Yield No, NORTH GAY STREET.
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GEO. l.. MALONE, Src'y.

orally NATIVES-TO YOUR COUNTRY'S
RESCUE! An adjourned meeog OF the real grit
Native Americans OF the 18th and 10Th wards will be
held on THIS Saturday EVENING, ~ O'Clock,
nj teckrotte'S, corner of Charles and Camden Ss.,
nominate candidates for the Isl I'd Branches OF
the City Council. Let every Native be at his post.
Rv order,
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r BiVfDEHD. The President and Directors of
ny The Marine Bank ef Baltimore have declared
dividend OF three per cent for the half year ending
the 9th inst, payable IN or after TUESDAY, the III
inst. 70 81 Pull. LITTlG, Jr.. Cash'r.
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James Arlington Bennett, darlington, Long
Island, said, "that if the object ofthis Conven-
ton was to establish a system, by which every
man who had nine dollars, should divide
equally throughout the community, he was
with the movement, and should be willing to
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SMALL FRY scheme TODAY for the benef.
- of the ladies' school, and in VIII ich SCHOOL
FIELD Il co. calculate to benefit both ladies' ami
gemtemen by selling them good prize
Get 3, low, ST prize So, are:
lG Al 70 - p "A 60 10 5 36 80 p G.
In which Schnofeld s. Co. sold 10 Nos, rs rs Al. n
of 5000, sent 10 Harrisburg, Pa.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated I.ot.ery,
class 30. ~
THE CAPITALS ARE:
priz" O! $4,000 prize Of $3.50
I,WJ 10 100
d43 10 $50 Fl" 50 &c.
WhGe tickets sl-sharrs in ploDortIan
{E3- la which the ever lucky SCHOOLFIElD l.
Co will sell on certificate package OF 2G whole tick
els for only $4, halves a., qrs SO n, Sths s -.
Fort the prizes By The package or single ticket apply
... sCHOChFIELD s. co,
No. ! Calvert stree,
FirstoiIce from Baltimore street.
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Esyytrs.a, FOR SALE. Two new andcouyenicnt
SHt;l houses on Jeterson-st. near Caroline, .
EHi,J stories high, with basement kitchen &c,
.slI.M- and well arranged for the accommodation of
gtnteel families. They will he sold separately or to-
gcther, and ut price which must ensure Il handsome
interest to the purchaser They may be had at pri-
waite sale until Thursday next, Oct 9Th, on which
day, if not previously disposed Of they win be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder, at 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Aso-Two small two story Houses on Caroline St,
near McElderry, nearly new and located in healthy
and improving nrighb0ihood. For terms, c. appv at
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
~ OF l2S North Heh-st next to Gay.
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no TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard respectfully informs the public that he
has returned from Delaware, and is ready to devote
his pen on any subject connected with literature or
science, in prose poetry. lie may be found at the
through the postofice (post paid, enclosing rcmunc-
ration. He will write oraiOns, lectures, inscriptions
for tombs, advertisements carriers addresses songs,
pieces for Albums, &c. &c as well as lie AIRY tales
and essays. sG30
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pTGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
M THIS DAY draws our flvOrite little scheme of
S4Ooo. We particu arly invite the attention of our
customers TO lt-as we have sold the high prize nine
times TINS year; three times to any other vendors
once, aud positively intend to place il in TIE hands
~ some lucky customer TO DAY. We recommend
Packages H. the hest way tn adventures as in this way
you have every No in the lottery, aud a single mack
agG may contain tao four highest przes in the scheme
n full package costs bur 50 SO Try u.s. Try us
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize Of S4,OOO prize Of 1850
900 10 " 100
J43 10 "''... 50 Sc
Whole tickets Sl--shares in proportion. o
Odc:S meet with success when directed to
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner S6ut-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Garner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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{h3-DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. Election,
Wednesday, sth of October next.
9TH ward. Isl Branch City COuncil-Col. n. lick
man.
9th ward. lst Branch City Council--idi Pindel,
EsHr.
9TH and 9th wards. ID Branch City Council Hugh
Bolton, Esq. o4-te
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{G3- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, EU-
TAW-ST. The alterations and improvements being
completed, the Church will be re. opened, by Divine
permission, for public worship, on NENT SABBATH,
thn 9th inst.
The BishOp-thc Rev. DR.. MusGRAVE-may be eX-
pected 10 othciate in the morning, at II o'clock. The
Rev Mr. DUNLAP in the afternoon, at 81 O'Clock. And
the Rev. Mr. BAcKUs al u O'Clock in the evening.
The public are respectfully and cordially invited to
attend. oc2-3t'
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BALTIMORE County SHERIFF. VIM. Tur-
ner (lndop. DEM IS elected Sheriff of Balti-
more county. lie has 1911 votcs-Cox (nom.
Dom l145.
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nNNVTEETLAND UEALTnY

8, ssR2saF,-a EXCURSION 80 NORFOLK. OLD
a,s-;.ss1a;an ~. POINT COIFORl, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIEOhH. BY TIE baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable STEAMBOATS,
GEORGih, capt. CUFgLE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, Ht4 O'Clock,
p. NJ and return Monday following leaving Norfolk
saIe hour. During TINS excursion pdsS'n myers will
Aavc the opportunity Of going in the Steamer JeWvss,
Capt. sutton, every saturday afternoon, on an CX-
cmson to Cape Henry, and may be- left al Old Point
Comfort, where The Baltimore boat win call tor them
On Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion il be ccia' to nvalids by get
ting the sea breeze and advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for Il short time
will lind this up OF much advantage
tg3-Passaga ana fare for tn" round trip will be made
at amoderatc price by applying to
iel3-tf T. SHEPHERD, Agent.
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SEEkET DiSEAnk.


CURED IN FROM 10 3 DAVIS or NSH
v CHARGE MADE. Applyt to DIR, JOHEST Oh
ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick strleis,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may he O.
tanned the most speedy remedy for GOnorrhna elects,
S;ricnnCs. Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins al
fectons OF the Kidneys, and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even The contemplation Of the raVB
gcs OF this disease, when from neglect to consult
skul physician, or from ignorant and improper treat
mCnt, The constitutional symptoms make thcrappear-
anCG-thc throat becomes liberated, the nose dseas
ed, nocturnal pains IN the head and limbs, dinness OF
sight, deafness, the bones affected hlochrs on the
head face and eXtrenites, progressing on withtrig
lu rapidly till at last the palate of the mouth is dls
uoycd. the bones Of the nose decay and fan in; this
ViCtw OF this hOrrid disease become object OF pity
until the last scene of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by huryhg the unhappy patient to
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by a
certain perncIous practice may he soon restored 10
perfect health by applying to DR.. Johnson either per-
sOnally by letter. Dr. J, has that were
sufficient 10 appal the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who were not used to the observation of such
terrible sights.
Should this mcetthe eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly Immediately to
DR.. Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve them; and
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure,
matter no " bad the may he.
It's proper here to observe that DR.. JOHNSTON ia
not AT present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecunlary neCcsSty-he having, by the de
cease of relative fallen heir to foItun"but thro
ardent desire to benefit hiSsuferng fellow cyea-
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which tie world feels no pity
Again il musthc remembered that the object of Dr.
Johnston i'll offering his services for the relief of the
miscries of mankind, is nOtthrnugh ppcunary neces-
sty. Hence no chargs will in any case be made I'M
less the PATIENTS Culcd
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such aG
for squirting, Cataract Sc Also those for Deformity
of the Limb such a. Club Foot &C., De rf1rmed or
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of n. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
{I7-AdviCc 20 the Poor GRATIS,
All LETTERS must be PAID. flG
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4, ,3eezs FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
slysas, rfS9aisgs-s BRIDGE and EASTON The steamer
%'sa,lsspasi.g- MARYLAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement, bOtf
IN hull and machinery wilt resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 5th inst. She will leave Baltimore from The
lower end Of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge aud Easton leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, By way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR c. IERTOWN and CENTRET'TLLE
On MONDAY, the I'm inst she will 20 to ChcS-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81.
m9 LEMUEL G.. TAYLOR.
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rocks at the entrance of the cove had founder
cd and sunk hut three nights previously, and
all the crew had persisted, with the exception
of one man, who was washed on shore still
alive, and who had recovered sufficiently to tell
his name and give some account of the wreck.
This man had identified body, found many
hours later as tina; of his own son, and had d-
, rected tie owner Of the hut to which he had
been carried, to write to Annie Carr as soon as
all should be over with himself, and to tell her
both her father and brother were dead.
"WUu!d you wish to see the bodies, siG:n ask
ed Charles informant, as he concluded his sto-
ry Charles nodded assent and the man led
the way to his miserable hovcl, where, stretch
| cd on the floor, of tue dimly lighted room, lay
two dead men. Charles saw that they were in
deed those whom he sought, and turned Shud-
dering away. He stayed till the next day to
see them decently inferred, aud having hestow-
ed a liberal gratuity on the fisherman, he hur-
RED back to a different scene. Within one lit
, tie " eek Anne Carr stood beside him at the
alter. She afterwards won fiom him the par
ticulars Of his Journey and its object, but though
greatly shocked at first, yet his unwearcd
devotion soon led her mind back to happy
thoughts.
Many years have fled since Charles Gardner
claimed lbs bride. Gay children throng his
home, his mother isgliding gently into an hon
ored old age, and Annie, sweet Annie, is still
the bright and loving spirit Of that happy home
Husband, mother, children, all "rise up and
call her blessed.