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FOR Gutulous Circulation to all persons who
will cad, Preserve, and Lend It, at Z. Ljuz
BIo0msburg. John Moore, DluyiIle, John kuser
Milton, Waller & Go. Berwick.
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A2a'. eBeg2ysa rs
TAT-ILX EIlDECII EsS.
nam TONIC.

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
tor wears II also purGcs the head from Dandruh
-Curcs diseases of the scap--Presorves the hair
from falling of or bscomiug permanently gray
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Some editorial Munohausen tells story
of Pennsylvania tailor, who sevs so ias
that he is obliged to Keep bowl Of ice " "a
ter near at hand, to cool his needle in!
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The Estate Gf THOMAS H4YCOCK
late Of Fishingcreek township; decreased
have Office is hs;ehy given that letters of admin
indeb istration on The above mentioned Estate
immebeen granted to the subscriber. All persons
are rted to said estate are hereby notified TO make
Gated dinte pay lent and all those having cIamA
rre requested to present them properly authenti-
cai6dttO
JOHN M, HAYCOCK, Admir-,
Rhorsburg, August so, Is45-6wl9
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S ? Il c. = e. G L Il S
AND GLASES.j

EENTHE subscriber has just received large us
so,tmont OF SPECTACLES and SPEC
rACLE GLASSES, of the best quality, Of both
white and green. from No. =, upwards.
0JPorsons afflicted with sore eyes, will lind 1t
to their advantage to call and get glasses from him;
as they may feel assured of deriving great benefit
from their use ....-.
G. l.. SHULTI,
Bloomsburg, May II, lsi5--4
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LEG AL n OTI C E

All persons interested will take notice, thai an
application was made TO the judges oflhe court Of
c.mman pleas, sitting at 'DanyilIc' in and for
.Coluulhia County at the term of August; A. d
lSl5, by the members of the fiist Presbyterian
Church Of BloomsLOg; in the county OF Colum-
ha; and State or Pcnnsy ,ania, by committee
duly elected by them for that purpose, to acquire
amt enjoy the powers and mnuntics of cor
lPoration, by the name style & Title of the first
Presbyterian Chuch of Bloomsburs' and if no
sufficient should be shown TO the contaiy at
the next tenn oithe court to be held alDanNe aole
said; tie third Monday Of November neAl, the said
court will then make decree and declare; that the
per Ons so associated shall by the name; styles
IIilIe Of the first Presbyterian Church Of Blooms
burg in the county oiColumba aforesaid, become
and be corporation or body polite agreeabIy tothe
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided
GOD u
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ASSESSMENTS UNDER THE AMENDED Law.
The return OF capital in trade and money at
interest tor ChiIicoths, according to the
Gazette. is S622.876. Deduct fifty per cent
and it leaves the sum of S3li, ,438 as the
taXebie capital and money at interest As
compared with last year, tins shows an in
crease Of s28,i4I. This moderate increase
is evidence, as the Gazette thinks, that the
returns have been honestly and fairly made
heretofore.
The Marietta InteIligencer furnishes a
statement Of the returns o1 the Assessors
of the several townships -of Washington
county, as compared with last year, The
total amount OF capital in trade and money
at interest returned is $500, 1863. The d.
mount taxed St68,425. Amount returned
and taxed in 1874, S86,598. There is an
increase iii every township in the county
except one. and there there is a falling of,
owing 10 want OF efficiency OH the part of
the Assessoi.-O Ohio Slaie Journal.
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held, because ithas been necessary 20 make
these restrictionsino order defend the pub-
the machinatiousof AboIitionispi.
The largest progress, backwards, ab0lf
ton has made, however, is in thc AnnpXa-
ton of Texas with territory for FIVE slave
States, and upon prncipi1 NJ ection tha,
VIII extend slavery ultimately throughout
all Of Mexico south Of thiny-8ix degrees.
This is the chief d'ouUre Of the abeiitNnisls
during the last twelve or 6fteen years Of
their reign Y'hfy did II. Let then have
the honor. 7'key did it in New YorE.-
They did it in Maine. They tried to add
Ohio to New York and Maine. They we're
not without efforts and some success in
Pennsylvania. The Brney vote Of New
York did it, however,, for the Birneyiies
here gave the thity-sx voIcs Of this State
70 Polk and thus elected rim.
The slave States now have with the ad.
mission Of Texas and Florida INTO the Tn.
IN, a majority or two in the Senare, Thi,
majority, # il peases, can keep out CT th~
Union any other free State. I, is highly
probsbie thai the slave States willkeepthc.l
/ tnaJpIty OF Two IN the Ne late, Tor, IN the
admission Of states hereafter, they viii, We
4 presume admilouo slave State with one free
Sta!e, With Wisconsin, tits probable, mus
come in another slave State from Texas.
! These things we desire the honest AboIi
tionsls, Of the north and west, if there arr
any such, to iear in mind. So mischiev
Gus, 50 destructive. so bad party seldom
/ if ever before, existed. 1t has bepn Tx
curse Of the slave, and is the curse Of The
country. Slavery. under their miserable
and dishonest conduct is, at this moment
stronger than it was when the Constitution
was formed, and has now a vigorous, hear
ty, lte~lease Of half acenlury more, and t.
be stronger than il ever has been in all tht
branches of the Government. For all this
factious, revolutionary AboIitionism is re
sPonsble,-JNew York Express.
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valuable medIcine 10 that ReighbofhOod
Respectfully, .. M. OWENS.

0TSIiH more striking results from
the powerful and controlling uAlBence o.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA over the
most dreadful diseases to which the hu-
man frame is subject.
Tire following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston:
RoxBURY, Mass u, May is, re43
Messrs, Smith IL Fow let-Gentleme
1T IS with great pleasure 1 send yos
this certificate of the wonderful cure
E,ade 0pon nv child by the use of Sauds'
S,rsapsrilIa She had been trouAed
more or Iess with hereditary ScroluIa
from her infancy, which at length set
tied IN her 5lws, where II ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be-
log extremely sore and very much swoI'
Ienl that she could not take any nour'
ishment except lfqulde from spoon;
she soon became very mu n emacla'ed
and sc weak as to be unable 20 raise
herself without assistance The Jaw
bones began TO decay, and fHH p eces'
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell Out.
from the effects oil this baDeful, aud, as
! feared, incurabe disease Al this time
her condition was dreadful 10 behold
and the pain WAS so intense That she
was unable 10 sleep, eXcep, few min
utes at time. She had taken othei
preparations of Sarsaparit4a, and olIrel
msdlcines Recommended for ScrouIa
bat without any good effect. aud hat
almost dnspaEed Of seeing my child cue
ed. or even relieved OF this loathsomt
aud most delestsbie disease, Wheu b;
your recommendation llOr which shai
always feel graleiuIA was induced Il
Try Sauds' Sa:saparIIa, ! procured on
bottle, and after she had taken ahoal 90
half of the contents. | saw decrdet
change for the better. continued ta'
use o. the SdsapsriiIa with renewe hep
| her health Improved Tapidiy, the fou
ulcers in her mouth began 20 heH H-sht
rested comfortably thruNgh the night
and now, gentlemen, after usiRg dv
bottles my daughter is sen'ireIy cured
yes, can truly say TIA, she is bette
than she ever was in her life, and | q
tribute her cure WHOLLY to the use
SANDS Sarsapsrilla.
o ASA F ONION
T.. For further particulars and crucI
sive evidence Of its superior value an
efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
obtained gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and ~
Z tai, by
A. 3. & u SANDS
Wholesale Druggists. 10, FuItonsl. n
And sold also by Druggists general
in the pnncipa towns and cities IhroOgE
&, cut he United States.
K. JACKSON, Agent,
= CaroAtOn, Ohv
2 january l945.
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Feb. ID. l84,

Is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that on lhe first day Of the next
term ol The court OF common pleas in
and for the county OF Carroll, Ohio, or
as som thereaf fer as counsel can be
heard, that | will move said court for
leave 10 redeem IN. lots numbered 3, O..
II and IL, IN Alkiuson's addition to the
town of CarroI!ton, in Carroll county,
OHIO. which said lois were sold Iorl'ax
cs by the Treasurer Of Carroll county o
Robert McCIave, in the name of Thomas
Scott, on The Iasl Monday Of December
A. D 1912 HENRY A. STlDGER.
June 90. S45 SO ct.
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Sands SarsaparilEa,
For The removal and permanent cure Of al
Diseases arising from an impure state
Qfthe Blood or habit Qfthe

oyStCHls
Scrofus, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate Culaneoao, Eruplions PIN
pies, or PusaIes on the Face, Blolch'
es, Blles, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
WOrR or letter, Scald Head Enlarge
ment and Pam of the Bunes & joinls ,
Slu bborn Ulcers, Syphllulc Sl mp
toms, SciaIIca, or Dpm mbago, and DIS
eases arising from an injudIcious use
Of Mercury, Ascites, or Dropsy, EX-
posure OF lnprudeRce 10 Lilo, also, +,
Chrome Constitutional Disorders &c.
In this preparation are strongly con
cenlraled all the Medcina properties
Of SarsapartIa, compounded with other
vauabie vegetable extracts, The whole
strength OF which Is extracted On an en-
lireIy new principle. The great object
desired is now accomplished, il The pro.
duclion Of remedy possessing con-
roIting power over supposed hitherto
ncurable diseases.
The afflicted. or those who NAV have
been given up in despair, and all who
are interested. are invited 10 make a
trial Of this valuable medicine, or 10 cali
on those who have come forward and
borne public testimony Of its priceless
value 10 them, and satisfy themselves 10
dIvidually OF IFS power in arresiDg and
curing disease, and Of what 1t has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
Iers recently received, and specimens o
those coming to hand daily:
GALLATtN, Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1874.
MesSrS, A. B, q. d Sands:
GenlIemen-I have just received
letter from my father in RusseIIvilIe
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some o
your SarsaparIIa. have no doubt he
can be The means of selling great deal,
as it has performed a wonderful cure IN
his family. Last December was sent
Tor to see my sister before she died, she
having been 10 poor health for some two
or three years, u at the time went over
10 see her, she was at The point OF death,
with The scarlet fever, aud a cancerous
affection of Tho bowels, from which her
physician thought she could not possibly
recover. carried over with ME hot
lie of your SarsaparIIa, and with the
consent Of her physician she commenc.
cd taking it that night. | remained wuh
her three dnvs, and left her rapidly i'm.
proving, Her husband sent boy home
with me for more OF the SarsaparilIa,-
sent one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure Ny father
writes me 10 thai effect, and wishes thro'
ME to procure an agency for selling you
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THE DAUGHTER.-The early education Of
the daughter, ought to be more thorough,
deeper, clearer, sounder, more extensive
and bettpr than the education of the son;
because the daughter, early in life, becomes
d wife and mother; retires from the world
to her own peculiar empire-her home
The son, if not thoroughly educated for his
calling, at first, scompeiled byicircumstan-
ces, BY the world, all around him-by RE
walls in business--by his own shame and
emulation, to educate himself. Indeed, he
is ALWAYS leaning something, eitherty good
or bad luck, useful for him to know. 1t is
not so with the daughter who musl learn in
early life or never learn. Be woman ev-
er SO wealthy in this country, she must
know how to cook her food, to wash and iron
her clothes and those Of her family, to nurse
her children and teach her daughters to do
tbe same. If she have servants they may
be ignorant, lazy and worthless and theIe
NAV be times when noservants can ne pro-
cured She may be too poor to hire SER
va,ts. So that every house.keePer muss
know all these arts OF housekeeping.
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JUDICIAL Decision N.-According 10 the I0~
gan Gazette. Judge Swan, at the recent
session Of the court OF common pleas, OF
that county, made two decisions Of sonIe
importance TO gentlemen Of the legai pro-
fossion and 10 printers. He held that by
Withholding their affidavit OF the publica-
ton Of legal notices, printers could not cou~
pei the payment Of fees, as any person with
a knowiedge Of the facts. coudsile thniaf-
fdavit Of publication and have the reqUi-
red legal entry made. This question was
raised under the ''act fixing the prices Of
printers for the insertion Of legal advertise
menls," passed March Ie, I344.
He also decided, al the same time, that
the return of the printers fee on the writuf
execution, is not sufficient to authorize the
clerk to tax hin the bill Of costs, The oath
Of the printer OF publisher is necessary Je-
| fore the fees can ic taxed by the CLERK.
| We suspect that these decisions do not
exactly correspond with the practice IN the
| State generally. The first, to say the least,
is rather asiugular one. Those who knew
how many difficulties and delays p1nterc
! are generally subjected 10, before thev can
collect pay for legal advertisements, VIII
conceda that this decision cuts them Oh
from the benefits Of just rule many Of
them have been lauerly disposed 10 lay
down.-OhiO SIaIe Journal.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
100000 SOLD YEARLY!
Price 0nlV II cts.

Price only IA cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Srengt gthening Plaster IN the
world, and a sovereign remedy ior pains
and weakness in the back, Ioins, side
breast, neck, limbs, 10 nts, rheumatism,
and um bago; worn on The lower part Of
che spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on The small Of lhe back, The falling
OF The womb; applied to the back oI The
neck OF children teething they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression of
the chest and stomach, liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
better than these pIasters. They are
eOnic, or strengthening. stimulating and
anOdyne Physicians recommend hem
because they sick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly. ..
J.W Hoxie, ESQ. who was bent near
" double with Rheumatism, was enabled
alter wearing one ~ hours. TO get up
and dress himself. In Two days he was
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. Of Elizabeth
town. N. J. on old revolutionary soldier,
was so afflicted with RhemaIism hat he
cou!d hardly help himself One Of these
Pastors euliralt cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Mana.
gers Of the Institution for Aged INDECENT
FEMALES in the city Of New York, says
ihe old ladies 6ud g'eat benefit from
these Piasters' they being very liable to
pains or weakness in 'he back, as we'll
az other paris of the body.
Mr. George W Spencer. Slreeel In
s,ec'or. was cured oI the Piles By was
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sHERMAN's N'sCAMpHoR LozENGEs


Give immediate relief to Nervous or sick
Headache, pa pltariun Of the hHart, low.
mess OF spirits, ,despondency, inf4mE,a-
tory or putrIed sore threat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, fainting oppression or a
sense OF sinking Of the chest. choIc,
spasms, cramps Of the stomach Or bow
els, EYsterIcsl affections and all nervous
diseases, drowsiness Through the day aud
wakeIu1ness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbue, diarrHBa, Iassilude, or a sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large psrties, will find the Lczengcs
really reviVIng, end impartiDg the buoy
sucy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered ior years with
nervous headache, that norhiug would
relieve ill he used these Lozonges,
which relieved it entirely in Is minutes
DR. g. Hunter has beeH subject to VIC"
leut attack Of headache, 50 as 10 mike
him almost bind Tor Two or three hours
at time, Nothing ever afforded hin
any re lef tIli he ried these Lozenges
and they cured him iO a few minutes
Dr. Sherman's Lozeuges can he OBJ
rained Wholesale and Retail ol G (
Thomas, Main ST. between Sd and 4h
Sole Agent for Clncinnau, Ohio, and o
the following Agents.
GREER G. Co., Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND Harrshurgk.
GEORGE MANFULE. Augusta.
K JACKSON, CarIolIlon.
Cough Lozeuges 25 cents per box;
| Worm +" " 3"
| Camphor " 4"
Catharlir
All who buy box Of DR. Sherman
Lozenges, or Plaster are entitled
one OF Sberman's Messengers OF l1eaItf
which can be Obtained from all Agents.
/ Jan. 4, '45.
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ing one OF these Pasters on the lower
pert o! the spine.
GrCAUTIoN The great reputation
these PIa sters have attaiaed has induced
many unPrncipIed persms to get up
worthless limitations. Ask Tor Shermau's
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that foil dI-
recItons for use, and fac simiIe ol his
name, A. Sherman, NJ. d 10 on the back
Of each. Trust none others or you will
be deceived. G. F THOMAS,
l47 Main ST, between 3 and 4rh,
0TSoe Agent for Cincinnati.
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THE PRoGREss OF ABoLGTIoNIsM BACK
wARDs.-Twelve or fifteen years ago, there
were leading and powerful Abolitionists in
the slave-hoIding States. The subject Of
Abolition was openly discussed in the VIr-
ginia Convention, and in the Virginia Leg
stature. and in Kentucky, the indications
also were, that slavery was on its last legs.
1t is we'll known, TOO that George Wash
ington and Thomas Jefferson were decided
advocates of the abolition Of slavery.
Now, however, after the AboItionists Of
the north and west have been 0gitGting for
twelve orfIteen years, there are not known
to be half a dozen aboitionists in all the
slave-hoIding States. They have been o.
verawed or silenced, or have deemed it ne.
cessary for the public safety 10 set theil
faces against all abolition now, or all move
ments leading to Abolitionism.
During these twelve or fifteen years o
Abolition agitation in all the slaves States
the institution Of slavery has been strength
ened, and it isstronger at this moment thar
it was when the constitution was formed
The slaves have been stripped of many O
the privileges and enjoyments they formerly
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.


SHERMAN's OoUGH LozENGEs are the
safest, most sure aud eifectuaI remedy
for Coughs, Colds. .Consumptons, ,Wh oop
ing CoUgh. Asthma, TIghluess Of the
Lungs OF Chest. &c. &c. The proprie
tor never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfactiou;-
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within the lasI year, restoring to health
persons IN almost every stage of cen"
sumption, aBd those laboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs.
Jonathan HowarIh, Esq, the well
known temperance lecturer, took a severe
cold last January by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled IN a
CoErump,lon. lie raised good deal Of
bloody matter, and his cough was 30
harrassiDg and incessanl that he could
get 10 rest by day or night After try
ing various reutedies without relief, he
thought that death eIcne would relieve
him oi his misery. But by the advice Of
a lady he purchased box of Sherman =
Cough l. zeDges: they gave him great
relief. and to his surprise aIlaye6 his
cough, mBde him rest easy, aud ena5 5le6
him tosIeeP snund all nigh,; three day 8
usr Of them made new aan OF hin,
and he is recommending She rRan's Lo.
z nges TO all his acquainrances
sHERMAN's woRa EoaENGEs
Are The only lRfaItIble worm deslro yne
medicine ever discovered 100000
loxes have been soId, and not failure
has ever beenknowr. They destroy all
kinds OF worms, Ond cannot njurc where
there are none.
Three different persons cured OF The
Worms by the use of enc Box Of Worn
Lozenget.
"Messrs. g. r T. q Co. I47 MAR
street, CIncInnati: Gentlemen. My
wife has been afflicted with worms from
the age oi three years, and has never
been WITHOUT them She resided at Md
]EetOwn, Butler county. At times, shC
has been so safllcled with worms as n
require the attendance OF lwO of the bes
physicians 10 the pace--one docterina
her for one compliant, and enc for anolh
er, but getting worse, sac removed II
Madison, and was under The hands o
two of the most celebrated physicians o
that place, but all did her no good. Sh
came to CinciHrnti some time since, an,
began TO despair of getting better: in.
deed she cot so bad, the worms came "
IN her throat her sud'erings became al
most rntOlerabIe, Hearing Of the many
curesperformed by Sherman's LoEenges
she thought HAT she wond try them las
August. 1 stepped in your store snc
got box Of the worm IoEenges, and
have every reason 10 rejoice that ] dit
SO, She took hat enc hall box, when tn
worme came from Ter in bunches
could net be positive, bat | would sup
pose thar there were frcm hIty to sxl
in each bunch. The asl Gose brough
several while worms, from twelve t
filleen inches long, She began to e.
well, an felt better than she had 70
years. Beipg cnred, che gave tn
balance OF the box 10 neighbuT by III
name OF Heraid, who lives short dis
Gance from IS. who has two children, on
five aud The other two years of age, VIII
we're much troubled with worms, and
have heatd snce, that by the time the
had used up the box, both children Wer
entirely Cured"
The above is from Mr.. r Richard
Lawrence street. near Front,
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ESCAPE AND DEATH-A white man NAM
ed Rogers, confined in the Little Rock Jail,
ON charge of murder, committed in the
Cherokee notion, and negro confined with
him, rushed upon the keeper, with bowie
knives, when taking their suppers, on the
evening Of the 10Th ut., and made their
escape. The negro was recapturedi Rog-
ers was drowned in attempting to swim
The river.-CiRcHnGli Gasetie.
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paired again to the house. II seems l,as
;his new friend and bjs wife had iTeard her
story, and tecante interested in F'c'isj Of
the Irgor Vnfone nsGe wsnderei ti9o pejz'}>
ed, A 3iehl seattle eEsued, Wbica tOrt'a-
natpIy resulted in injury nno ore and sh5
was taken captive, hat not nn.h sire had
attempted to draw atS@ie-knife ~1sh w'il1ca
she had been provided, for her defanca.---
In q mcnsent SIC vas in her fathers sTsIs
and fell apcn lhs neck, weeping bitterly,
bat declared that she would not 20 hogae,
He then promised her that he would NOT
take her home, bit would carry treT to 2 place
which he had selected, 1--WE suppose I, to
be the Lunatic Asyiu7n) and she c'oHeent~
ed 70 20 with MIN, it only remained to
provide a more sutabIe dress, and tnJss
unhappy visiters who had excited 30 in
tense an interest departed upon lh~sy J9tl-
ney al the dead hoGr of the night.
The father Of this unfortunate fenfa'ee-
vuced for her .he deepest and most tender
feeling, Why should he noti She was,
and had ever Uepn, a darling ch'd, lie
could lot, he said, teijeve her conductcTsgs.
inaI nor did any one else. She had Spen
from childhood, afectionate, and dntiflh
and exemplary in conduct. He had dis
covered for many days before she left home,
q certain degree Of melancholy anon he:,
She hai long been passionateiy fond u rpA-
ding n0r0iS, and The passion had grown up
on her Gniil she deserted every other en,-
plor mont. some VISION Of romance had
fitted before the eyes cf th0s unhappy aiH,
and alas: she pursued it until she had near.
| " ruined herself and broken the hears Of
doaling family.