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lrf-CORONERS OFEICE, No. les NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gsy-si nhl2lV
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LETTER BAGs Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROC"
FOR l'ondon-Ship Powhatan, with despatch.
For Br'man-Shp Albert, with despatch.
For Nassau, ~ P,-Schr Emily A. Thompson, 9Th
inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

{3- A flesh supply of Doctor J. 5. kOSE'S ME-
DiCiNES, for Lung aad Chronic Diseases, SC, Just
received, consisting OF Rreatbiug Tubes, Cough Sy-
mp, prophylacc Syrup, LinimeEs, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with treatise on CONSUMPTION. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover ana Market s,s.
D2i 3m Baltimore, Md,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

EN EMBROIDERED ROBES. mas, NlCK-
hA ERSON has just received ftom New York
'no't Ct assorncnt # Embroidered Rob s. white and
so'prpd dl7
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"A Ah.& , NB ~ 49, = ND sSI.s 81 y GI.Dg rs.
a MRS. NICK aNaDN hGs Just received another
assortment OF AiGXander> ana BiipuX Gloves d27
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TNOR SALE 4 stock Of DRY GOODS a ount-
q ing To about $500. 80 amy one having small
family AMI wishing 20 engage in this business an Op-
p0r,un,y is now offered rarely 10 be met win. The
store and dwelling viii BE- rrntt tor Sl65 10 n good
tenant. ,GF~App'y at No i59 EAST iAL MORE
STREET, before the lst of January, us the ownet
leaves the city about that time d27-4t*
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TO THE LADIES.

AR. HA W kISS has resumed the practice Of
B1 Medicine, and offers his professional services
10 aI VINO may need and desire restoration health
W5- Oflce No. 90 SOUTH PACA STREET,
dls law3t betWeCn Lombard ard prnft IS
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ONO RIVER. The navigation at Pittsburg
~ suspended.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

sSALVANIC RINGS. GALVANlG X iNSSm
NE warranted Lhe genuine Epgllsh Ring, Of supe
riof finish received this day large lot which viii be
sold by the single Ring or dozen, ny GabkiEL d.
CLARK, Water street, second door from Calvert st ,
who has also received a large assortment of new
LEVEL nv and WATCHES d23
ENSOLVENT PAPERS MADE OUT and all
Il information given on reasonable terms. Jude-
ments Of 6 and - months purchased. Cash to loan
out from as 10 S5OoO Gold, silver, Jewery Of eve
ry description, merchandise, &C., purchased at all
times. Apply at l.. r: SCoFTI's,
dis No. 10 Exchange Pace,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

.-as STRAY BULL, Came u the
-, place of the subscriber, about twO
... or three weeks since lrge decp
T. II red BULL. STAG, with St mp tail,
t-.", .s."3,.: The owner is requested To prove
property, nay charges, aud take him
FRaNtIS WATERS.
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G3.I.O.O.F. HARMONY LODGE, No. 6. The
members of Harm my Il dge, No. 81 are hereby mott
fed to meet al the Hall, n. Gay stree TO MORROW
Sunday MORNING, at O'Clock, to attend the tu-
neral of our late Brother, HRNRY NJ. PHILLIPS
Brothers of sister Lodges, in go standing, are re
specially invited to attend.
It. L.. p KEACH, V. g.
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MARINELtST-PORT OF BALTlMOKl
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, lS4j.
FhOmrHE EXCHANGE RGApiNG-Rool i + oxs,
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"a - rs IL " . 4.
Aoon's 'sHbasos.
MARRIED..

AT Ashland. Baltimore County, on the 25th inst, by
Rev Francis Waters, d, d. Mr. JOHN KERR to Miss
ELIZABETH WEST,
On the 2pth inst by Rev John N. McJiton, ISAIAH
PosEY of Charles County, 10 Miss IoPRsE Z. REEVES,
of this city.
On the 23d inst, by Rev. MIR. Hener, SAMUEL ID.
JOHNSTON 10 s. NJ. BAtBARA, daughter Of the late
John Myet, Esq. all of this city.
On the 2lst inst. by Rev Mr.. Mercer, JAMES A.
ROBINSON 10 EDITH REBECCA JARVIS, both of BaIti
more.
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NEW YEA RS EEhS.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.


THREE NIGHTS MORE!
FENIiE ETHIOPIAN UARnfOSISVS, al
n the request nf number of Ladies aud Gentle
men who attended their Concert on Thursday night
last, will give THREE more Concerts, with >Rnlre
Change of Programmes, commencing on
MONDAY, Dee. 29th,
TUESDAY, UGc. Both, and
WEDNESDAY, Jan. lst.
On which occasions they will intro tuce variety OF
New and Original ETH plan SONGS, REFRAINS,
CHORUSSES, DUETS, GLEES, &c,
Accompanied by the
ACCORDION!
CONGO TAMBOM
BANJO, and
BONE CASTINETTS.
El}-Cards of admission - cents.
JEy-The Rooms will be open at half past Con
cert will commence at O'Clock precisely
{15s- Front seats reserved for the ladies'. d27 81
ayy-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. "a, for 1915:
35 IS 67 60 26 % Is 2 Sc II 81 IL 90 10 SO
and 35 being the lst and Cd drawn Nos. each S2l
l3 and 81, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 20
GO and 81, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 10
20 amt co. being the fth and 5th; or 81 and %, be
ing The 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
All Having two of thelrawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on. 4
1t EMORY, No. . N. Calvert-st.
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d27 - Franklin Turnpike. miles rom Bal

ssSELLING OFFS SELLING OFF. The
~ Subscriber will commence this day selling Off his
large aud valuable stock ofGOODs, at greatly redu-
ced pfices as he intends removing up town in i'w
day and ill then he will clio eoH his stock as iai is
possible the very iowcst rates. either at wholesale
orretail, Dealers and Others wishing 10 p"schaSe
will please call and examine goods and prces--GS the
goods must and shall be sold. As il s my ntentio" To
sell al wholesale only after removing, till thtn great
bargains can be had of ELI ~ HALE,
dg7 No. ll2 Baliimore-st.
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% CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gald and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases: Beaspns Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARk'S assortment, which is com
plec, at his Old Established Sore, Water st. I'd door
from Calvert. o2l
G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, OF every size, fer sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FR tNES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never helOre introduced in Baltimore, nade
TO orsrof the very best materials and by the best
wofkmeR; together with Gilt BOX CORNiCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN SANDS,
&c, &c., for sale aud iaade to order, cheap they
can be- obtained al any establishment in the United
States. z, 3. FRYER,
ull-f No | North Gay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-12-27

a MOTHER PR ETTY LITTLE SCHEME
IN drawing TO-DAY, in which SCHOOLFIELD
y 90. expect to enrich some of III ir customers
They sold yesterday to Nos. 10 % SO prize of 5000
TO citizen. Nos. , 81 II prize of $500 sent to .
Chanbershurg, Pa.
Nos, Md, Consolidated Lottery, class 81, drawn
Dec 26, lowe st prize 'S2i, are:
35 l3 b7 60 26 % Is So II 81 u 90 lg 50
Draws TOMORROW, the handsome scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class 81.
TIE CAPITALS ARE:
! prize Of 5000 prize nF 1858
| " 800 10 $40
" l,0Hn 10 GOOSE,
Whole tickets Sl Sl!-shares in proportion,
In which Scho0lfied Y Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 2j whole tickets for only SIS So halves
So %, quarters S4 b2, eiahths So 81
For he prizes III packages, single tickets or shares
be sure and call on the all lucky
SCuOOLFIELD X CO,
No. | Calvert street,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
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IRAVERSE JURORS.

bloom Theodore Mcdowell
BIercreek--Jesss Bowman Allen NJ Gangewar
Jacob lBomboy
FishingCreek--John Peoler Moses McHcnry
John Bustran
Greenwood---Aaron Reese Johnson IkeleI VIM
Cox
Hemlock--BOiIs Arplen1sn, sen John Obi Esq
Lmestono----John Fulton Gideon Wcrtmcn
Liberty Geergc Boudman WliumHenducksO
Mahaniug---be Vsstne Daniel Frazerl
Monteur---EIijah Miller George w Willits
Mifflin!---Jacob Hartzel sen William Autcn G a
Bowman Elisha Brown Henry Petit lsaih
Longaberger
Mount Pleasant----Samuel Johnson
Orange--- William Covenhoven George Harlnan
Henry Wolf
Roaringcreck---lchn Hughes Daniel Keller Ma
han Lee John hanar
Observation-Disclosures Young
Vallcy----JOshua Stctlet
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Teeth and HumpS Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with The latest aud best improved in
siTumenls.
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Caution.

WHEREAS my wife having let m'
house. in consequence of her deranpe
of mind all persons are forbid trus,irg her
on my account, as | shall refuse to pay any
debls Of her contracting hereafter, as | am
all times wiling to give her a good supper,
ir she remains at home.
PETER MILLER
Orange township, Nov. l-l645,
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LIST OF JURORS
For November Term ls45.
GRAND JURORS

Bloom Daniel Lee
Briercrcek--EIwood Hughes, Isaiah Salmon
Gilbert Fowler
lIenock--John Kinney, John McReynolds
JacksUn--Solomon Strong John Hartman
hi berty--Ge oIge Bimyer AbrahamHendrlckso
Mahoning-- Peter Rishel Robert Richart John
Lundy
Montour--John II Q ick John Detcrch
Mhlr--Iohn sherman Isaiah Shnman
Authorization Barton Joseph Masters
Benjamin Pratt
Orangc--E q Rickets
Roaringcreel--Henr Keller David Yeoger
Valley William Kinney
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Hotels s. SGGDaole
EVOao Safe.

FEVHE subscriber will offer his Hotel rUl
y st0rc Property for sale until the aG u
OF Dehemher next IL net sid by that timc ,h.
lloiel will hs rented for three years IRON, p
lst Dec Of next. The lotson which the buildings "a
ereced front 1913 feet on Maiu->trcct--the J. "a.
16t feet front So deep and ,hloe stories hi
built ofbrick in ls4l, The store Hense of We.
20 feet front, SO deep aud two end a half slo.i
high, The Hotel is supposed to do as much b
5lness any as other House on The North Branch o.
he susquehanna,& is now occupied by Charles Il
Dcoher
he conditions of The sale will be 10 per url
down, 20 per cent on the first of April next, rra
10 pgr cent annually One half of the purchase
money Will be leil on the property if desired.
EOr any other information enquire of
u II BTGGS
BIoomsburg, October 25, ls45--.7,f
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HR EGS leave to inform the public. that
lSEhe is prepared 10 attend 10 all the oper-
a'ions in dentistry, such as removing
Tie Iaytar and Other F0yeign Sub.
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LIST OF CAUSES,

For Trials, November Term, ls45,
Burton w Wopples VS. John F Mann ct
2 John & Mccall ct al vs. Joseph Lomon
| Robert Moore vs John Chester ct al
Jonathan c Pennington vs. John Chester ct o
s Emmons vs. Vaniah Rscse
Tobias Lhirs va Thomas Moorehead
Peter Badly vs. Joseph Dichl
8 Peter Badly w David Petrkin
Bernard Seibcrf VS. Thomas McNair el al
10 David Grim ct pl VS. Jacob Sawl
ii Rudolph Shuman vs. Henry Kostenbadsr
IL William Luanco vs Abraham Kotz
l3 George Fetterman Va John Kline
n Jesse Bowman vs. Jacob BOARD
Is Benjamin Leiber ct al VS. Stacy Margorum
10 John ID Chester VS. Isaiah cole
II Montgomery & Simouton VS. VIM Trego
Is Samuel creigh VS. VIM Trcgo
10 Henry Tery VS. William Hcnris
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j. III. VANDERSLICE,
EDEN 'TKS'E'.


TD EGS leave to inform the public, that
EShe is prepared 10 attend 10 all the oper-
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
The Iartar and other Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, and
the gums aud breath sweet and healthy.
Tie cavities efDecayed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; of the finest quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and Humps Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with The latest aud best improved in
slTumenls.
Porcelain Teeth,
Of.ho best quality and latest Improvements
will be inserted on pivot, or in connection
with DR.. Vallerrhamp, with whom he is in
pl,ernship in plate works. on Gold plate,
from single tooth TO a whole seL 10 look
as well as The natural, and warranted TO
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shorl,every operation belonging 10 the
profession, will hs reformed in lhe best
manner, with choisesl material, and al the
shortest notice He therefore hopes, By
strict attention to business, TO obtain share
of public patronage. Any person or pei
sons wishing to obtain the art, are respect
fully requested to give him a call.
N. B The public are hereby Uniformed
that we ,he subscribers have eutereGsinto a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as il is more convenient for each 10
attend to The other branches Of the science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. II. VANDERSMCE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov 9Th. ls45-3m.
Office of the Li'tls Schuy'kW and !
SuSquehaaHa Rai Road Company :
Philadelphia, Nov. |, ls45. }
The annual meeting of The Slockholder
Of this Company will be held, agreeably ''
10 the charter. at their Office, No 81, Val
nut street on MONDAY THE FRS I
DAY of December next, at l2 o'lOck moon
for the election Of President, six Mana
gers, and Secretary and Treasurer OF sa,t
Company, for the ensuing year.
THO. HAYES, Secretary,
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z "a ? HEREAS, the Hon. JosIrn B. AxruoS !
w President of the Court of Oyer and ge
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court of Quarte
Sessions Of the Peace and Court of ommOn Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth Judicial disiric
'compoacd OF the counG1s of Northumberland
Union Columbia snd Lycoming; and tho II Hol
Sq0.rei Og&s and stephsa Baidy, Esquuos
Associate Judges in Columbia county hav,
issued their gr-pept bearning date tie 23th day o
Aug, n the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and lcr,yhye and to no directed, 70.
holding
II Court of Oyer and Tcrminer, and Gen.
erai jail Delivery. Gsneral Quarter
Sessions Of The Peace, Common Pleas
and Ofphon's Court.
IN DANVULE, in the County Of Columbis
on the third Monday Of Nov, hoSt, ,bcing the
lUh lay) and to continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to
tho Coroner the Justices Of the Peace and on.
stables Of the said county Of Columbia. that they
I've then and there in their proper persons at IL
o'clock in the forenoon Of said dsy, with thch
records, inguisiiions and other renembrances to do
thcae things which to their offices appertain t..
be done. And those that arc bound by ,ecogni
zances, to prosecute against the prisoners that arc
or may be in the Jail of said county Of Columbia
are to he then and there TO prosecute against them
rs shall be just, Jurors are requested to ho pune
tual in their attendance, sgrceably 10 THEN notice
DatcA at DanyilIc, the 25 tn day Of Oct. in
tho year ofour Lord one thousand crgh,
hundred and ioty-fve ond in the G9th year
OF the Independence of the United states
of America
IRAN DERR Sheriff
SnGnIYP's OFrTcB, Dansille
October, -, l.4s.
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NOTICE

q s harcby gwen, that an application was made tC
q the court of Common Pleas ofColumhR coun'
ry, at the August Term, A d ls45, by the 'Bap
tis, Church and Congregation in Madison pray.
in, said Court to grant them chatter Of incorpo
rat on by the name and style Of the Baptist
Church and Congregation of Madison Where
Opon, August 20, ls45, the san c Count having
examined the said instrument and the articles
directed the same to be filed, and notice of the ar
plicaou to be published in the Columbia Demo.
crat, at least three weeks previous the first day
II the next term of said court
Certified from the Records
JACOB EYERLY. Clerk
Oct l6,-l945
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Columbia County sS.
List of Letters.

List OF Letters.
al EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
u @ burg, on the quaiter ending sept. Goth ie45
" IA. Becher Elnor Ph,lleps
Bartbolomy Cranston Mrs. LYDIA Robins
Peter Culp Simon Reedy
A. b, Cummings Thomas Thatcher Jr'
Samuel proombors VIM. II. Williams
Isaac Karncs Mrs. y. Williams
Isaac Albeo James Young
John MCutchun
Persons calling for letters on the above list vii
please say they arc advertised.
JOHN X. MOYER, r p.
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NOTICE

Es hereby given that have purchased at Con
"a stable sale al the property Of John Naus'e,on'
Jay mare and have Jeff the same in his possession
during my pleasure, and forbid any person takn2
it from him either by purchase or otherwise with
out my consent
THOMAS w YOUNG
September 81, lS45--25
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NOTICE

q lereby given to The Stockholders in the cor
a Pany for erecting Bridge over the Norih,O
Branch of tie river Susquehanna between T.
rown of CaiiaWissu and the mouth OF FishngcIt,
h i tho managers have this day declared diviier
# three per cent. on the Stock of said conpan,
nr tho asl six months, which will paid sal,
stockholders OF their legal representatives, at th,
lyeasugers office, Cetlawissa,o on or after tho 5tl
ust.
DAVID CLARK. Treasurer.
TreasurcI'S Office, Cattawissa Oct /, ls43
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From the Dollar Newspaper.
S y M NJ L r .
ISABEL ATlIELWuOD

Summer is fading thou golden.uessed boy,
With The voice OF love and lhe smile Of
joy:
Thou wilt roam no more meath the green
woods shade
Where lhe sylvan gods by thy side have
stayed-
Thou wilt ls no more To the wild bird t
tone,
As he warbes back that sOug Of thy own.
Summer is fading, thou wild, bounding
girl.
With Ghe starry eye and the raven curl
Let Thy laugh ring Out IN 'he pale moons 5
beam,
Aud thy life pass by pleasant dream,
Faces weaving wreath Tor Thy brow
light,
Be happy, youag girl, while tbOu nays
to night
Sumner is fading aged man. from thee;
Oh, list to It's voice of farewell gleo.
As il moane,h past through The sun-lil
Arees.
And comes family back on the dying
breeze!
rhy voice Is said, aged man! say hast thou
A crown of glory for ihy care-worn brow!
Summer is fading }orevcr from thee,
Our own stricken one by lhe dark blue
sea;
The, We borne thee away from thy home TO
die,'
MEATH th,F cold, cold Igh, of far-of sky,
Yet we thin Of thee, KaIe, il that distant
land,
And sigh for thel Oft mid The household
band
Summer, brlph, summer, is fading away,
Like the glowing iinls Of an autumn day;
Is II fading alone! Has no bright eye
Grown dim with the light Of The summer
sky!
An! many hearth, sweet summer. VIII OF
Saddenel and lonely when parted Iron
'hee,
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"H1'LL BE INVITED

DE- ~ HEN w. la,r, From, an
1t is the custom,a a. TIA or Sco,.
esteemed friend, ia all death
land. TO send invitations. who =,
occurs 10 family to all the ne'. '''
40 ov,eod the funeral. o" one 0''''', - ;,
1eiphbor was omitted by the beresVed
family, in The usual invi'a'ioo' a feu"
having arisen between them. On me
dav Of the iuceral, while ihe people
were assembling, the sighted. III
length, unable, unable TO bear lp under
her bereavement any longer, she ex
clslmed---
.Aweel: aweel! we'll haze corpse o
our ain 10 our ain house some dsy'-
see lhen who'll be inyiIedP
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The Allegheny Methodist Conference
u lely resolved 'Ths, no minister shsl, bs
admitted into this Conference who useS
ooatco IN any OF ,IS forms, except az a
dence shall be given. ''
snsd e" S', ne & Conference can no longer be
nteu nh oy yoIrsatary members, as those who
'e"es0S VIII bot DO admitted go
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iIue' bh'' MINK, Mary. how your Dc
ING so would affect your station. AS
teacher you could not expec, TO occupy i
all respects your present position IN socie
W.
should be as worthy of confidence anC
regard, Aunt
True, But something more than mer,
personal excellence is required, lis no,
worth alone that gives either a man or wo
man place in good society. As mem.
Der oil our famlly,you will occupy the same
position you have held, but, as a mere
'eacher oil French or music, you will not be
aoie 10 main your presen, place.
Ought that consideration to govern met
i think ii should have its due weight
$50 do |. But consideration of wba,
is rlghtshonId have the first influence up
on my actions. Now; | do not think il
"oaId be right for me to become depeD
dent upon my uncle's generosity. | believe
'ha' am IN duty bound 10 supper. myself.
Ought Tor moment 10 weigh this clear
consciousness against any fears of losing
social stanGingl
Mrs. Headee did not reply for some mo
merls. She felt glow Of admiration for
The honest independent spirit OF her niece,
and yet, could not bring her mind TO think
for an instant of letting The nigh minded
girl ACT as she proposed.
You mus, .ak with vour uncle she
said, after puzzIing with her own ,houyh,s
for time Il am sure. however. ,ba, he
will never hear 10 your doing wha, Won sug
sesl.'
i wish you would sneak 10 him abou, il.
aunt. | cannot
'Oh! certainly. But you mus, no, be
surprised al his decided Opposition
4 sm sure Uncle IIendee will not op.
pose me IN an act that he must see 10 bt
clearly right
'ha' dm ho' SO sure 'ha' he VIII be able
9'e Il 'A"''y 'S 'o' W. 'e''''eI he'
''"'
"'' ,O'''''a''o" 'ooA ''a'' "'"'"
ne ""o"'e"e' VI ''"e "e'''' WIN was
i"ls'S '"J"S '"S '"0 P,e'''" "o''0 ''a'
Ia" 0ee" on'''O '''.'' N'''0 u III ''o' 'pP'e
'''e '''",' "e' ''''e' "O''''s ~ ''e""sS'
-" ,',, ,' ..rt nS-,,.,a 49, .,,L;a., ..a
'"' "''' "''.' w. ! "
wv '"''' w ""'
w" ''' ''"o''' " "
"'' :" 80 '""'" P'''' '" ~
''' ""' w 90 W "'N' ''P''''
" ''' o''',y' "' 'r'" '''' "''''
''' "'''o D'' ''''' '0o' ''''"' 'PP''e"
- ".S 'i''"u'
Noo,o s''' "e ''''o NOV "e'P eN''''"
w. ''"e haS he' 'S'"e' 'hu'Pe"u'"
P'r'' anu honot I" In hef.
But you will NOT | an sure, hnmor heI
'range desire to become teacher instead
# an inmate Of our family
we mus, no, do violence 10 such bipbl
md true PRINCIPLES Of act on as she eyinces
was our duty to offer TO both her and her
lister home. This we have done cheer
ulIv. But if Marv feels that il wonld be
iobt for her TO depend uoon herself. wei
,ugh, no, to oppose her too s,rongly.'
Az early as possiblo. M,. Hendoe souob,
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