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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-17

The cotton crop Of the United States, recent
ly gathered. it is generally admitted in the Southss
will reach two million tive hundred thousand
bales. % 3li8.f l.9..fiQ fnfs q l3gv 4Bi ssairies
The recent sugar crop of Louisiana will amount 4
to about one hundred and eighty thousand hogs
heads ilia' =, a2Hfi4i si,seYissio Assf f'se''
At New Orleans, the great mart Tor these stasS
piles, cotton ranges in price from sto = cents and
sugar from to Accents per pound s'r'g ala0l ~
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From the Ohio Statesman.

SLAVE CASE-ERRoR CORRECTED.
The following article, copied from
the Louisville Journal, appeared in
the National lntelllgencea of December
Oh
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The John Bull arrived last evening
from New Orleans, reports the Rein
deer sunk at Liberty ;aIl on board saved,
but boat and cargo total loss. She
went down to the boiler deck, and was
nearly in the channel
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From the waynelN. W Sentinel.

THE ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
We have received the Report Of the Secretary
of the Treasury, made to Congress on the 10th
inst, occupying eight columns ofthe Washington
Globe, and of course much too long for oui paper
We avail ourselves of the following abstract from
the National IntellIgencer:-
"It was not until late hour last evening that we
were enabled to obtain sight Of the Annual Re-
port of the Secretary of the Treasury, yesterday
transmitted 10 both Houses of fCongress; and there
fore we have only to state the following particulars
as 10 portion of its contents:
"The Revenue tor the fiscal year ending on the
3Oth day ofJune last was $50 1881 200 O3 received
from the following sources, viz:
From customs, 1926, $40 81
From the public lands, 2,o59,9S9 ~
Miscellaneous sources, 6l,OO7 VI
Treasury notes and loans under act
of March 2, lS43, l,S77lSl 30
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...-..I II 4. 80. Adj, nI
nc Known our C"utcl "o"io W ,0"''
ilNe ShecP "itiout "hePnGI'"' ,..j IL
III " lew 'i''i'uteS Au'' h'>M5 ''o'> ,,;',,n,,4
Par'ufe; giving 'he squire InoIL' o%u',om
4 sly WIKI, is she Sa'o Soou-oy ~ NV
LOT Sectet' &c. 1,...:u, y ro-
II was not many uayS oo,o'c p "I",,' = ~.
ce'eo very PoIto io'c l'oti ",s ,'a al,,roL
guessing MN 10 nl'ellu ''i'G''s " I'I' C",',r
ana many Oh tG Pa''", AZ 'no so"s''
ence room, III oiGeF 10 se''G SUM
w'tH one u 'Io I'luio ,,'o','oVo Sn,,;ra
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TO re Te present ,..... .,.,r,,,,, MAJ,
Inc IaFSon, VINO was r',y "o'' i, s;' ',"~
knew inc Iraii'y OF some ol tlo "u," S''sr,a
nS cum l-.|"y cG''eu tucT,' "'-u w." Li,,
P'IUcu'dI i.'ohu Vi '?u,io "m,;c,. h,t
III ms ho'e 10 say ho'nins VI ~ ~ '''s VIZ
the squire 'ooN inc unit anu 1'.,'"s l''@ T nnr
tlI' tIleie was PGF'sI lIoe'i"E' an c,r
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"noe E'ilaPe iioINou 10 t'lo ioo, ",''Ir
no'no'S ll"n u t.iI''S, az N.Y. s,orte3
ol' 'Ge 1q',io unu susan IT, h"I hoa,
ou 0us'T IooNJu 10 1rrous on" IN" ,,tt so ,Gd
ny iof lot'n'snI me P"iso"' "at, ill
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seatou '.o S!o'y aoout i2u'y ,,tI, ava vhnb
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nc uIu i m oo"oSo Mo'u Va .ha~ ,;I.,t;,,,. i,
pc'ns c"ilcu Oh do pp';,i , ,,Eoh
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To the Female 3i5'c SoejayG Gcorget9wn, p. c.
LADIES: A beautiful certificate, conveying
the gratifying Intelligence that had been con-
stitutcd "a Director for life Of the American
Bible Society" by the payment Of one hundrcd
and .GGu doiiayS by the Female Bible Society OF
Georgetown, has Just been received and seize
with alacrlty the first leisure moment to present
to you my sincere and heartfelt acknowledge
ments for this most gratifying evidence Of your
Christian regard Having been, throughout
my ministerial life, ardcmtly dcsIrous to cglti-
waite spirit of charity towards all who love
the Saviour, by whatsoever name they may be
called, am particularly gratifed in receiving
such a testimonial oil aliGctiouate respect, un-
sought and unexpected as 1t has been, from
society embracing within lis pale members Of
several different denominations Of Christians
There are periods too in the life Of every
man when tokens of kindness come upon his
chaied and wounded spirit like the breath Of
the morning upon the cvered and aching brow;
and, whilst | submit with accomplishing ac-
qulescence to the wise and mysterious decisions
of Providence, | cannot but acknowledge the
soothing and consoling influence of this gener-
Gus act Of Christian courtesy
With fcrvcnt wishes for your increased use
funcss in the distribution of the blessed Bible,
and that you may enjoy plenteously the graft
fcatjon which flows from Il consciousness of do
ing good,
| subscribe myself your obliged and grateful
friend, SEPTIMUS TUSTON.
UaShngtOn October 7, 1915.
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VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN NEW YoRK CITY The assessed valuation
of real and personal property in the city of
New York for 1915, amounts to SLIT, 100, 100.
The valuation of 1874 was Sl7l,936, 59l, SO
that there is an increase of the value of real
estate in every Ward except the First, where
there is decline Of S52S, 900. The valuation
of personal property is s6a, 777,597 81, while
that for 1914 was estimated at S64, 023, 456 So
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ExpEDITE0us ROUTE.

To C!lURCHVlhLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, Alb
iazdon, Eel-Air, Spesutia Nanows, Mchaelsyil'c,
sc. in Hartford COUNT, by the Philadelphia, VIII
mingln and Baltimore Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
!%sGsG Pratt street Depot, in the Cars at O'Clock
S55IJfsfj a. NJ for PeirymanSyi!ic On arrival there
.Sz-S$ss-conv"yanceS will be in readiness for the
above named places and neichbOrhoOd, BY taking
tbs route die passengers will arrive or 5hours IN ad
vance Of any other line. {G7- Fare from Baltimore TO
PCiryHanSVllIC, 611 cents.
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Correspondence ofthe American Republican,
WAsnlNGrox, Oct. 0, lS45.

w ASIilNGIONj SLLs y, iCtJ'
The Fair. The Fair held by the ladies Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. on Ninth st., has
been very attractive this week. The sale room
is the basement Of the church, where there IS
offered variety of fancy and uscfu, articles.
besides ''all the uXGries Of the season" in the
shape of icc-cGeans, oysters, coffee, SC. The
object Of the Fair is to provide funds for tho
support of school supported by the church, to
which pupils are admitted without charge. 1t
has been in operation Under the care Of Miss
Wannall, nearly ten years, and has been the
means C. educating large number Of chldron,
who were unable 10 pay Il teachers fees, and
would consequently have grown up jgnorarti il
not vicious. An object So truly benevolent
should never want liberal support i'll an en-
llghtcncd city. The Fair is expected to close
on Saturday evening; until then, the ladies' OF
the Fair would be happy to sec as many OF their
friends as can make it convenient to give them
"a call"
Pochel picked. A gentleman from Baltimore
was relieved of about $40 in cash yesterday,
while on his way 10 this city by Railroad
When the cars stopped at the Relay house, the
gentleman went in, and while there was robbed
Of his pocket-book, containing the above a.
mount. a suspcious-looking individual was
seen to place his hand neal the gentleman's
pocket, and then walk to another part of the
room and mufile himself in a cloak The mys-
tefious gentleman was searched, but the pocket
book was non est. He pursued his journey to
Washington, where it was the intention OF the
conductor to hand him over for examination by
the police. When the cars arrived, the con-
ductor having had his attention called to some
ladies, took his eyes from the spot where the
gentleman of doubtful honesty was seated, who,
Observing that the coast was clear, "ha=ed"
Another victim to intemPerance died yesLer-
day at the Alms-Eousc. The case was that of
Il colored woman, who was found by some boys
in state of intoxication near the canal. She
was taken to the watch-house, and then COM
mtted to the Alms-house, where she received
medical attention, but was found to be beyond
the reach of the usual remedies. NJ
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collcrcs-let her give proper direction to her
mighty energies, and proper guidance to the
strength that sumbcrs in her arm, and tue gIo-
ry Of her future history, and the magmfcencc
Of her future wealth will be such as no modern
prophet at least, can conceive, Let her cherish
the spirit Of her pioneers watch with Jealous
eye the legacy which they lett behind them,
and strenuousy advocate Native American
principles, and she may render important aid
in The great struggln thlt is coming on. ..
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FROM Vera CRUz. The brig Petersburg ar
rived at New York on Thursday from Vera
Cruz, Sept IA, with $685. 900 in specie. The
intelligence by her has been anticipated Mo-
ney was scarce, and business very dull; no inn
portations on account Of new tariff daily ex-
pected; weather very hot, sultry and rainy;
sickness greatly abated. There had been hor-
rible murder committed at Vera Cruz few
days previous to sailing, or the person of an
old Italian and his clerk, at their own store,
and in one Of the most public thoroughfares in
the city, and that in open day. The war fever
had rather Gained down, although the Mexi-
cans had large force-some ten or twelve
thousand men-ready to march to Texas as
soon as means could be raised. The troops say
feed and clothe them, and they will march to
his Satanic Majesty. There had been but four
foreign arrivals at Vera Cruz from the eth An
gust to the 18th Sept.,-that is, foreign mer-
chant vessels.
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STREET FIGHT AT ST.. AUGUSTINE. On
Wednesday last says the Charleston News, a
street fight took place in St. Augustine, c.
tween A. A. Nunes, and c. and w. w. Lor-
ing his brothers-in-law on ono side, and Col
George Nachay and his brother Alex. Mackay
on the other Tie contest arose in consc-
qaencc of difficulty which had previously cx-
lstcd between Nunes, the Editor Of tic News,
and Col. G.. hiachay who is the Deputy Sur
vcyor. Both parties had armed themselves;
and on the day OF the occurrences, the contest
commenced BY George Nackay'5 warning the
two Lorimgs not to advance upon him or he
would fire Upon their attempting to advance,
he raised his pistol but it missed fire; both Los-
lngs discharged theirs but without effect. NJ
mes now came to their assistance, and the other
Mackay to his brothers., when disgracctul az
fray with pistols, knives and sticks ensued,-
Neither Of the Mackays have been injured, but
Nuncs received cut in the stomach, w. w.
Lorng was shot in the right shoulder, the bone
being shattered, and Charles Loring received Il
stab of some three or four inches depth under
the right ribs. All the parties are doing well.
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Stoves. Among the manufactures estab-
shed at Cincinnati, Ohio, that of stoves is
growing into much Importance. 1t appears
from an official statement that forty-fve thou
sand stoves and CRATES are manufactured there
annually, by twelve foundries. These articles
are valued at S5l2, 900, and of the number
mentioned above 900 are cooking stoves.
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LATER FROM ST. DoMMGo-.2aoiher Battle
Capt. Alden, Of the schooner Brdgewater, ar
rived at New York in eleven days from Port
au-Platte, states that the day previous to his
sailing, official news arrived Of an engagement
between the Hayticn and Dominican armies,
near Matayaga, in which the former were rout-
cd with considerable loss in killed. wounded
and prisoners, munitions of war and provisions
and it was thought at Port-au-Plaltc, that
the Haytiens would rot be able to regain the
Spanish part Of the Island. The inhabitants
Of Port au-Platte and Santiago had purchased
the American brig Alert, and offered her to the
Dominican government. She is to be armed
Immediately with fourteen calonadcs and two
pivots, aud was to leave for the city Of 81. Do
m,ngo on 9th September, There were five
Dominican armed schooncrs in the harbor ot
Port-au.Plttc when Capt. A. left. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed throughout the Do.
mnican republic, and commercial business co.,
tnued without any interruption.
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STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED. We learn rrorl
the N. Y. Evening Gazette, that the whole Of
the $4,000 Of which llr, RowleY was robbed,
has been found secrcted in house in that city.
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s.w FOR CHEsTERTOWN q

= .Nssas FOR CHESTERTOWN q
Sssssss i94fb5k6aa CENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
'sIhessHsNtsH. RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, for the above
places, saiuns from the lower end of Dugan's wharf
and return in the afternoon,
Persons having business in Cenuevile will have
ample time to accomplish it, and return in the boar
the same day. And all persons going over and return
ing the same trip, will only he charged 81.
L.. G. TAYLOR. Master
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: sng.1yy FOR ANNAPOLIS, Gan,

q sues4ss FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
SSs u ssyfsE Ridge anG EASTON. T'heStelmer
<sSr,'ss|5azy4s. VI hRYLANn having undergone tho
rough repair, ana a vcryhandscae Improvement, both
in hull and nory viii resume her regular route
10 the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from ihe
lower end of BUgln's wharf att O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis:
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way OF Cam.
bridge and Annapolis TO Baltimore.
FOR CLAITERTOTVN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. she will 60 to Ches-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at 6 O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81
m9 I,EMITEL O. TsVI.0R
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gE-rHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI
EORE CLIPPER IS furnished to subscribers by care
ful carriers, At only sic and quarter cents perwcck
payable 10 the Carriers only at the end Of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant,
Tsbscnbers, at the rate OF For Dollars per year-pay
able, always, in advance.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PHIIAD.. WHINING

PHILAD., WHINING
EssssfEz a. NJ TON AND BALTIMORE
Ssi5sszEsJ 49,. RAIL ROAD, via Havre de
-@ss--S&9 Grace Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Depot, Pratt
street, DAILY except Sundays at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in full time to con-
tnue on by the Mail Train for New York. reaching
that city by lOs O'Clock the same evening. FARE Ga
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
Inc mat departs from Baltimore Sundays for Phil
adc'pma Is the mail train which leaves Pratt street
Depot, Baltimore, At O'Clock, T. NJ; and leaves PHI
lacelphia at a O'Clock, p. NJ for Baltimore. FARE IS.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare LOO. through to Philadelphia The Passeu
ger Cal' iotPMla"ephIa, attached to the rch lit train
will leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY hFTFP''
NOON except Sundays) at 81 O'Clock, and arrive Ii
Philadelphia the same night. "
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
nc Tickets for the freight and accommCdatjHn ,yat,
must be procured at the office before takirq se1rS in
e ears "lnetWlSc iul fare as charged by the regular
man passenger tram, will be required by die condga
tor, - | - ~
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zen mes or less make square-if an advertiser eni
exceeds ten lincs, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of their
Insertion.
Ri- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily, IS published every Saturday morning, lat The low
price Of Sl.00 per Gan,m
Nc All papers sent by mail ARE HscoHtircfthC day
an which the advance payment xpires.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

H4NItVHFN59 biIkUaINS!
6.ans, Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
/k@SeT STREET, opposite Fayette-st, where may
Ell be found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Cacoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen IId<(s.; gcntlemen's
Stocks and Col!ars Suspenders aui great variety OF
Goods too tedious TO eruIaerae, The public are ie-
specially invited 10 call at this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. Q3- Don't iorget-No. go
GAY STREET, opposite Fayette, apl0-f
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. aRsSS FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
Esas,kt osaSswa BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The fine
-dSbNfaaisfhas steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
imore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'lock, for the places above named-start-
ing from the lower end OF Dugans wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Jyl2 L., G. TAYLOR.
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ENOTl ANNAFOITS.
Z EASToN AND CAN8RrDCr


e EASVON AND CAMBRIDGE
=, sgssr7T The steamer OSIRIS, Capt JOHN
$s,xT1f{SJagf d. TURNER, will leave Commences,
sSSHsssFE's5t. wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
al O'Clock, for the above places and return next day
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at O'Clock, and Easton at 8! O'clock for Annapolis
ai'd Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis .... ....,.....75 CENTS.
g to Eason or Cambridge. SI.5C.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Vve LaDi-
ing, ST. Mchaels and Eastou, via Miles River Fcrrv
Ia Easton) Win leave Commerce st. wharf. eyery
MONDAY MORNING, att o'clock; am. r aturn next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; st Michaci's, "a; Wye LanInr "a
West River III, for Annapolis and BALTIMORE
Passage 10 Annapolis ................7 rs Cents
To West River................Sl 90,
to Wye, ST. Michael's or Ferry, so
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same dav
touching at Corsica at i03 O'Clock, and Chester at IL
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'clock and returns same day, leaving West
River at III O'clock for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis IS cts. TO West River 81.
JOHN d. TURNER,
ap29-tlsiJa Office lower end Coinmercc-st Bait
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s&x-Yq FOR ANNAPOLIS. EASTOy

I'd e&N.Y7 FUR NNNAPOIIS. E1ASTON
askS.-p AND CAMBRIDGE. The superior
fssstr s1as'.aF- swift steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
son, Capt ROBERT NJ HILL, will leave the ihtersec-
non OF light and Pratt St Wharyes, on every TUES
DAY MORNING, at o'clock for The above places,
and return the next day, leaving Cambridge every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NJ = O'Clock, and Eas-
ton at u O'Clock: for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis, 50 cts.
To E1ston or Cambridge. St.i0. Sclg-df
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kSkLVER COIN! SILVER COIN!
- Wanted, fof manufacturing purposes, OLD SILL
YER COIN and OLD SILVER of all descriptions:
purchased at the highest market price, by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street.
Second door frem Calvert-st.,
Who manufactures SlyeIware of every descriptions.
n. B. Watches, Siverwale and Jewelry properly
REPAIRED, sel3-im
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rgyHE LONG LOOKED FOR! Eugene sue,
IL The Wandering Jew, supcrby illustrated by the
most eminent artists of Paris, A new aud elegant
translation, No. price . cents Just published By
the IlarperS Brothers. Received and for sale at
w, N. ilARRiSON'S Periodical Emporium
No. JAWS Buildings, North street,
olO Pateruoser Row.
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FOR tNHITE UNVEY Avn

a eG+eTT FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
6sSSyTSS.; 1nttSysSs' PoNGOTEAGCE, (Accomac Ccru-
-SftzfshelsaaAE- ly, Eastern Shore OF VginlaJ The
ialn EohElT " I'LL, will leave the intersection a.
fiaIt ahI lhght street Whavcs every THURSDAY
hOkN NJ, at eight O'Clock, for Nhelalen, which
o'clock, for Pongotearur. reaching there about noon
Returning she will leave he lauer place on SATUR-
DAY at O'Clock, A. NJ, via Whtehayen for Baa
more, arriving here early the same evening
Passage and Fmc TO Nhiiehaven, S3CG
do. do POngoteaCue, $50
For freight or passage apply on board,
This route will he continued until further notice,
&c Passengers going 10 White Haven can rely upon
a conveyance TO any part of Somerset or Worcester
counties, application to Theo; nashied, at Prin-
cess Anne. or Matthew punell, at Snow HIll. sel6
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D FADING FOR THE MILLION:

ND EADING FOR THE MILLION:
IA at VIM n HARRlSON'S,
M. Jarvis Buildings, North street,
PatemOster Row
Ionce Smiley; or the Boy who had no friends, by the
author Of the Lone Star-pice % cts.
Texas and her Presidents, % cts.
The Married state, by James Foote, D. D., % cts.
The ApoclyphaI New Testament, 60 cts.
Musical History, Biography and Criticism, by George
HOgarth, only SO cents
Fanny Cawfbell, the Female Pirate, p cts.
The West Point Cadet, % cts.
Together with all the Periodicals of the day. %
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-13
CHAPTER w.

The truth is, Eleanor loved dcvotedIy
londly, but in secret, young Southern.
err, Georgian, who had appeared in New
York about the same time with Lord
=. And to conceal her love she
assumed gayety, dainty and refined
coquetry of manner which was intended
TO deceive, not ouly the object of her at.
fiction, but all the fashionable world be-
side.
Earnest Cuthbert was the only person.
in circle of her acquaintance, who though
our'y'understood'and appreciated the noble
and proud nature of our heroine. lie
read her soul like book-a rich and
rare mssal which was locked to all but
him. twas the magic key of sympathy
which thus revealed TO him the lights ar j
shadows, the deep mysterious harmo,v Of
her heightened character lie loved her
with all the tcrvor and ear;,cst enthusi.
asm of a young and passionate heart, and
sometime he tancied that she returned
his love, He preceived that she was
humh'ed ard vexed by her aunt S constant
endeayors to make her display her gra.
ces and accomplishments; he admired
her sensitive pride, and he let her sec
that he felt with her and for her.
And now Mrs Howard, driven to des.
peration by Eleanor's refusal of Lore
T., renewed her efforts with rodoub
led vigilance Ernest Cuthbert was ono O
the first matches in the country she mus
on no occasion let him slip through thc
: tolls prepared for him
Eleanor, love, have told Florette t,
, take out your embroidered satin dress ant
the dimond spray for your hair. Yo,