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n fAHNE>gOf rs VHRNIfrGE.
E~klurAVfD asi 'Ad d, \ Fhuesh.E&
c. Fni-binrh, ~. rrs pterta ,nn IN.
''-.i uss i.si"f many yel's' Irai. and = nc,S iuny
cs'abirhcG on is onn mtnis us ihe ssfs,i aod
pni 'aerfuai usl Cac tr ,~sptllns w,ttas IT. IN
ihc sys'c % rscr discovered, ~. NJ n-,,.s,y go
Puhllsh q ha'c fsf ut ceutfsaiss 90 ~ hynf. D.. ~ a.
genrrahY apd a''np-i nliyet.aay ktos.. We hoN.
-Vrfaad hc ii.oN intt
Nj = IAuNt,. a..
DserSiG- have bern u,irs ,eur vefmi ur~ h.
my praftt'e hfa tanhft ~ wears. sui fud 10 ~ hc
Zoe nost s"fs ari ,aie ror@ destroyer nal, { ever
hal.
Ives rfu,3 10 o r'i1 b o. : ycas4 all ia Ma,
1872 Nb.rU sos thm iu .n.sm- Wnh ,hr ,sufm..
! gayet' sro veal oi ,iuf ve,m, Gure sererabt, O.,
diteriioIe. rui ite rAtd PASSED is0 w,ftns. o. .
ten W,efs ga,cb ansihcr Wal, and o. Passed 2uO
mofc. msAsne tp aii ti0 Nofrs. The c,ild reeos.
ef'd mm.dn.e, sud has q inyed good hcalm ever
since hsto ftoyubcd ID la MANI .lb.f rs,s.
ga Nht,h g. Las tt.lshl away 900 and 800 N.fm.
- SO Df JONATHAN NORRIS.
WIae, Ctec a. Ia Mhy 1t. 40
Ab.lttWu W,csss nco I gave o,s ~ ny chitlre.
O. si0gic tca sp..toia IA Fshn,,e,k'. Vo,mfuse.
nod 81 iar.rd ln{ sevcu wvfms 7 have u-ed ,hr
\ ruulHFV h uy tsmiiy fr nine VEINS. and Il la.
nerrrNs'i,Hsi be- o sinFle tnsiance
lSrHed) ctrHAgINe SMITH
Rab4suu1 'vt .bip. Ailerteay e, "a
Jsea Lu,frs Asr,rts,r
tULuAbt O Nov 1912.
Nhllg Zoe macy NrfmulFe makers ~bo have
%aitmpl.d 90 luf np usr wonliys. nedi,4nc. iaf
thr cure az Nofm- un he ersdh which Is A Fslno.
sirthr tcWody ushig m.rfs have had iheir DAY
aHd d,.sil~aict. y \ fshnc-t,ck'. wa'm Dc.,ns,.
- hoe t"so catnnu1iy rnnicr he euphacw e
she pubic. .u1 : uDaosbsrdiy me hosi annelc
kI"wn iuf hC Uympi4in tF which Il u designed.
CAUTION.
They Hfc many Ncunuuscs eosors he publ : cot
up fn s'fnisr style aud 'bcy are ifcqnenliy sid Ia
iio "nsf.prat ug ~ bang o,ihcr gbe samo o. %
s-si. Pa 10 c.uGleuro IN such statements. bu,
R sure 90 COS ihr tfue and gcnane Nruni6age.
r~rcrafcd hy u A fAasEsTocE 81 PnfsHuEoH. "a
Fof sie iY AMI HAk&R aud LAFAYETTE
dNLttY "icehug aud Nv Dmss'.is and Airs-
'hno'- eeurmlly. 3m mat ~
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u'aeiu'es ~ order ell The different varieties ~
, Fancy. fe1eh and wooJ sco', Ncckan.. seesIi
i"s-. sla, bsck. coinmup and Cottage Charlnew
'iyic) Aisp SeIlees. S,ciahles. Bston srd Hall
6"sion fockefs. Nursine 10. common to. large All
VAL AIso' cAlldIen's Tshie Reekiag sni
N""'ns thai" ahd Stools II every .ize and qusli
~. Sc. So ~ iao ai iata tie s,o,l ofg ,orb.. =,
fi'c Mamsoih 'haif vi ~ euty feet h,sh. Please
cav aid sssm'nc iOr yoHnelscs aud have ,ou,
"fhefs soJ ibey will he attended la ~ shorf order
'haifs %csfeiuily packed G5 sh,pnep, 80 sent 40
~ paris 81 me 0iy wnheai sIis ehsre PM
~'ee' the place No l27 Mao ~. wesi AIDE
tan ~ 0m ~ KiIIELDAFFER
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FANCY JArASNED WARE.
q IIIAN NIIEI

- lAfNN nAifI Ill
MO lS3 MAIN sfREt-t, opposite lhc V,f.
g'uto Hutci hs- fusl t,'etsci difrc, imn
tuiofc. . ia'go sod onnricir sstmimc ~ Fnnc,
aImuosd Maze, 81 au rphulg new hc,qntai nal
'ubstangsi s"sbn.s, shiP, whIth be- cir, 20 i,
fuid'e al The 1,~cs' pess,blc pu,e-. iIR present
si"k eoossals ~ psT a. hliuWs.
goo r'fcts 1t Wa'ci. d.avront ealIrus and s.lc.
sey s,TvfUf
60 pats V' CsDdlSsucls nov asi lcsuuIal rat
term.
50 psits fdri md B'.rd Tnys. Fue assorimcni
ot tio~et Vase. Cake ssd Ifun Stands. W.lrh
S''ds. Ire : ands, Poke, Lanterns a.d Wsth
Bones, lnk SiaHd., Fancy S.tdarf Biadcs. Cigar
Biit,, aud % large Vau'if 81 Fanny 1asS.
TIN AND SHEETIR WARE.
e. T. :, cHWuuds tp manufacture aad ssi NiuIr
sale aud f.t,,l 'Vcty saueiy plam. curamos aid
Pane, tn Mat" Ai-o sheCi loon a. ,scn ware
~ aBd esnn Fsnisln a, J,taai,d ans Painted
Ware snamnlaciUfei - onlof
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
a'e mv'ic3 he give htm a call, a.. ho d couG5ctt
be Gao, ncr ii'.m a. gsd haossin- u pfte asa,
qshlny. ss They can dnd any = here m ihc wes,
MAJ ~
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THE BIG cuAi:, Is BOUND TO
FLOURISH.

Let uanso Who TAN about
BIC Watches. AiANNorm
u ois. Selling "a OF Cost.
De. We silent when hey zee
the BIC CHAIR a. ". M.
HtilDAF FkR'S HAeIs,ols
snd Rsisa CHEAP CHAR
M~ANufACTORY. ~ 1917
Aia'" Siresi. where ho kocps
constantly on tand. and man.
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REMOVAL
FRENCH DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING.

hAAf.lsiAAN1t
O ~LOtILEIN, Freaca Dyer. on the oihe,
p" eide pi ths hudse, Sesth Nhcriina. second
dopl from BF kclcY's Store. retumths crate
tul Ntanks 10 he tftcHds ana customer, Cor heir
tst n"f ia'Nrs. aud respectfully informs iAtm
that Do" hiss added 90 hts ,stbhtiehnt.ntirsp port.
ant aua, Az france. newly discovered irproye-
mrutf is gives more iurtrc. u~caturss aud du-
fatthly go thc eolvrcd stuts, without lnlurnc
thcna.
tie iecls ~peTl,ctlY confdcriio giys cycry salts
taeHgn ,ane hSpfs, thtrliogS, l0fthc Cputtnuan1,
% " ""'t"i re- W"sr. ortgt
SouTii WHEELING DOMESTIC Calico
- FACTORY ~ ; IottiLtN, would ~re.rcl,
'"Ny intern o. "rkc, icn> in nts rity. and ciu1fus
generally ihoi no l. my, ready ff prinufs D.
tncsifr Biue ra'iotrs. 60 connection Nth al,
tfcn,h piire - ahiiasm.ti and he res, 10 give
he saue sai,slsclan ia tti. bnnsh. lhsi a. ~.
'cf1rfcd co. hs odd husiuess JuHI
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ID MIS- DVusiass rauni Re,a,iss esw.
500 Pomi~ ~ Nsns 80 csfcfh.. 81 s,1.t,
.'l'''i 20 even "slt1 10 'hc pfJiaay t.nI. ans
""tA '%hssfff ~ ss}c 1T
"'l' orr a CREERs
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ELIAS HnMoSDS.

ffih't will p rsrefsi .rsr,pr,f ~ ~. ofnr,|
y ~ 'fp'"n. Ia Cate' cr rrr.s. Wi.tir- te
""'asr hr llrits arisies afr frrtrHuHr Invited
% give tAa 3 can. in ihe r..r iuu. n, ,s,or.a
10 J.hn ~ neffy. s.H C.riser S,ots. tes 10
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our AND GLASS PAPhR.

GLUE AND GLASS Paper.
E7 g. HORNBaOOK, manufacture aud
= . O. C00-faplif prepared 10 hHppiy ali o.
Ter 90 Glue 4 Glass Paper 81 Superior quail.
1I wblcn wnIte iHTnctedt 10 dealers ~ con
samefp AZ % low u fsie - tiny can purchase
uany brfc OidLr i~it ~ inc W%arehoes,
on MatAet sircsi, bc,ow the Post Office W,il be
pu0 H,l U.s. suprlied.
Fab "a, Lois.
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DR. n TAANEK.

PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIER
& nftltE "n he Nanheasi c,tnsf 81 .gh aud
~ Cruife 90 Residence Un lie SmibWmt
.uf,rf - he same streets n
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GAnDrN srrps.

As Jssi received fr m d Lrrdfcih - rhtL
IL sisighte. an raen Se a~fm meet "a IRISH
q NRDkN SEEDS r.t up in -Han pagct. 10 saii
pnfeNsscf-. Aso ln boil 10 ~ ~ ne p'uui 90
"uhee q isN Nofhsin Serie. W Auim = Rcd
"nHn. Silver S4i7 Oatnn. Ralt-hes. u.sti.d 10 D..
roniia Flai Dltsh rumip. PES Seed ~ d.f,ssni
kuri., abs, ii.sh aod fioNff SEEDS Ttcse Sod.
are al ~arf.uied lnr-h. thfif NHafiy having hcen
te-sa ie hpt- tel- srd rsu uN te cen g'pNne
% NE nfog sd Medicine Sn-c ~ Todd. a
icW dUrs above MriaDsa', Bs Rcd Bot Msin
Street. W.. sire. The ioIiDWius "a lat ~ ID,
Seed. GA hEuds. "a
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MTNDuL a

FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
ANn
LOOKING GLASS WIRE ROOMS,
40. ii3 MAIS STnrrr.
MiiiELING. VA
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30 40 MAIN AIrEI.r

wv iNf fA.hlN nlh4aEts
ME StUNf itRtRS ~anii ssatu sau he
n]'crlion vs. thtif ,u.trto,r and the ~tula Il.
generally to ihrif .luft oi >Htt .s as, ia,, lu.f
received i'on il.Ild,'pbls sa aftfessl -pp.h of
iek. md ara asetirfrt tf ,,tsyu,r az ts4.ns
f'pi 90 zach aU ',ial'tfntnf Ttr, ha,r Ia
DIES sud GtNTLfNtN's s,DDliSo 60 dd.r
sti itc,s ard qnsiana AZ tsl,iy aIuEt.
Dlis and NIGHTINGALE, tAEhtAtF uAK.
MSS. .n4eie siri diutIc. ,,f,ms ,r. eanm.n
49, d. WtEsHp a.. taU ~; ,uIuu.m aid bar COZ
LARS i'u'e elassis a gss snIfi iIanf.. a, Do
taUiags Btsey. Car, gahos a4f Safson vyht
90 dhcunf Kind. Siege. TIA. ~. plstta n5 Va.
CON wiuP IASttts
IRON FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS.
"nt bftfich's patcpt UsnIC tsks 4sd rti,rf zee
pnysmrnis ~ The lsicI s,ie 15I to- Ladft. sml
Gcniicn go.
btesdsense ,Ef,i,f,aa. 90 qssns fo1tt,r8 bur hfafkt
lui,siion s-d leon ir5uf .ni LelWef VaAr 49,
'"d S.sdls Bsss Cnfri Rp .,ec uh.uuei ou
POI rnfe o"f ti snl lnl.h p Ni.hFi Ne r,ii ,h, st.
i'"i"H 80 'h"ss y .-,,He ts fGuaisr-s = gfHns ar,It
b"NTtr feuNgs Ottfof S,tcls, nrl WtHs 80
ht-c b'uri -. tufp ,uutis Catds s. So
Its' VIII aleu- mltv W ofdtf au, A,g rp ihsif
iu' OF hHsns vtibea 'ets ui off.gs5 m,i..
u'i ls reu t, i,ti .ai "a SD, ru.s. Old ee,t
re"nfttt sni NFAfiY R1IAiRlb
ib"ttal 60 r4u iatu- ipe, estbcsl, nts..f
DE continuance 40 Ihs ssts
ie' - NlrOLL CARR.
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Aqnwgus Cslep Nhie snid
Beci ieng Red Cree. nf Prplff Gass
~ romip Roisd Cusumttt Lonr Ct.sn
Bsau. Esri, hulth 10 Eatiy ltsmc
ID Inns IadfNc tulcj
Ritsoul- - ksis Ehuharb
Brac"Ii 4 Care N~ercfttif q, sef
Cabbsg~ esss y"sk Squa.h stalls t'o's
- LARGE iotk Leuncc tauS C.slaEc
IL prumh~pd Melons NaHt
% Fiat Duish - Nn.k
clrus sarh ilOin D. Gunn
Gael atWcf Oupou sfnu,l I'D
No ufUum Oaiun Sts,f SIAN
Ptri'y euiisd fc-s eKiTs early
Pepper irrs swee' b. Es,ai Marrow "a
ID L-ll shapfd ID E-rY Charlton
Rpdtstss Il a. knias Tufnii fiat Daish
Nhitc Cie,es Toe la~ns Firsser suei Heb SEEDS
ALSo-DSUcs MEDICINES. D~NE-SrIffS,
OILS PAtNtS. &c Dshits Rsoe. Iletb Seed.
mar -
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200 iR~ tNC urrF MASS ns.f. o..
IOO mft IRltR PttfL
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NIHbNAI.
HANklNS liuaae. SIS. o..
80 fs"ntsf aud Pss Hanger would ,r..e,,
ia'i' 'niDfs ts inefds apd tho rulite renenI,
fhri o. haa rem 'sed o. itc o.m mmof ,isho ,s,
Nf ~ Aio'ul sadIis.tfss ].tps,,n Aiaft,i yn..l
cNreu Mosf Mcniri s. Uufrus Cabinet Ia.
lrd Pc ed Nassnp iitii. ahen o. csu d. s,a,s
ti III unes ~fe8 ~ Engaged ~ VIII ,Isruie,,
." ter Ni" h'tf " l~ttcipiiS painot ftaI bse
,f.i,ft ht tttdrf. b.s .,9r,,e ih,,t. .ti 49,,
in t fU WeHu. 81 O, hustfa. nd 49, ..d
'Fl nHnft 81 Nbith o. fts .hal TO- ,l.,..
GOES ~ ri nn,"r tistf fl,of. AH 49,
lsn va So hiafai slup ral s.susrdei
UAeh6
aL6A IH~ tNs gAtoutL m, go,
Wv mf' lbiuH s. rtIII
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MAnRLE vAnn

@oi'Nih % MpNhpE FOURTH SFRIETg
tOlrosat Ar C-ss, H,au
WHEELING, VA
l.. X, BEDw Eli.
va o'Lh 'Htr N7 u,iltd 90 ,nf.smiuF The
w publ" hfii Del. rrasd M.iide Y,n
- '"e "l',e pl'tr "heer ho ias . eeucf,I asa,r.
msDi ol 'te hsa kinds 81 kn,ss,r, ..s u.u..
Nsfbi,' a. i%gcpRfed, &C. mtnus,t5s nt. m..Ds,rui.
I'anhs u"es 81. ati hy ,h,si,st noti. =. ben n s1,
''oi s9Tssci az lHy ,H de weston tlunt,, ia
1 rssrrthis tffms.
AL>J-M nuie iirccs pt every Jcaru.,ion snt
sise a'.de Co. utdrt 81 ne a. nr.i h.4,s.
Cab aud essfalpe isf, outsehrs /, .og
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Se'e OFT a cRtET, ~ Is9 Alo'n 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
Whole Number 341.

Loves you, Kate? ha, ha! But tell mo
--speak-ha--' Ned could not finish the
sentence.
Kate looked a, him with a vacant air;
she seemed to wait for him to speak
lie is a villain, Kate Willis; villain
of the deepest die; he has tempted others
to crime, only to desert them; he has con-
signed his friend to prison, and attempt
cd the honor Of that friends wife
This is not Richard
1T is true, by heaven! Kate promise
me you will guard yourself against this
man, lie will ruin you
oh, Edward Rifton, spurn me from
you. | am lost! am faIen love him
not. But-but-' She sank insensible
at The feet of her astonished visiter.
Ned raised her from the floor. AS he
did so, the door opened, and Richard Mar
tin entered. With an oath on his lip, Ned
sprang to his feet, and confronted tho
clerk. 'Vilain' came to his lips. But
you have not long to rum
Dick laughed, Before tomorrow, may
hap, you nor your ID fool of friend,
Johnson, will be able to track Dick Mar
tin, ha, hal | heard your fine story, my
dear friend Ned
Ned rushed forward, and grasped the
throat of Dick.
Finland me, Ned Rifion, if you
please.
You stir not from here, sir, but to pris-
on; your tunes up, my friend, said Ned,
COMPRISING the clerks neck with the
grasp Of vice.
Dick quietly drew pistol from his peck.
ct, and pointed it at the brest Of Rition.
No, my dear Ned, you had much bet
ter take of ma chere annie on the floor
there, said he, pointing to the still insen-
sibe form of Kate Willis; women Of svch
easy uirtue'-Ned started and his hand
dropped-'need a protector against the
VILLAIN Martin.
What mean you?'
what | say-that Dick Martin found
as much favor with Kate as most husbands
do with their better halves, ha, ha, han
And with sweep of his arm, Dick
sprang to the door, and disappeared. Ned
bent over the revlving Kate, and she a.
woke, awoke to her guilt. Truly, she
was revenged; and such is the revenge Of
the sex-thelr own ruin!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26

knew not whittier they had dragged you
But-but-'
GO on, Mary-tell me-
He brought coach to the door; en-
tered it with him, and we were driven
know not where; | found myself among
strangers, and-and-he insutod me-.
with the viIest proposlions-O Frederick
would we had been married.
He has not dared
He would have dared anything. !
spnrned him, for though fallen, am not
the wretched thing he deemed me. Three
days was | confined, and insulted by the
villain S.
BY the God Of heaven he shall answer
for ths-l will
Let us leave him to the God Of heaven,
said Mary have escaped-'
'And how, Nary
This morning he camo TO me again -
He renewed his infamous proposals. He
told me you had been tried and sentenced
that | was alone, and hel pess. knew
the villain led told him so, and he was
eDraged-'
'And-and-NTary- what
lie swore that | should be his-[ res
listed him-I screamed, for he was strong,
and stranger rushed in, anG-I-'
Was preserved, my Mary,-who was
he;'
lie led me from that dreadful place.
begged him to take me to the prison--he
complied. He is below now
4 must SC hin--thank hun. Will you
request the gentleman below to enter, ;
said Fred. to the jalor, who had remain.
ed outside the door. The turnkey with
drew, and returned with the stranger
Fred. gazed at him moment, then spring
ing forward he grasped his hand; Ned
Rlfon? cried he.
fla, my dear Fred, is it you? Jove,
my boy. | didn't know it-how are
yOu--'
1 will tell you all, Ned. But first let
me thank you for my wife. Ned, may
Hang it, don't mention it. But what a
ID rascal that Martin is, to be sure.
Why, | never could have believed it--but
let's hear how you've got Gagged
again was the tale of crime repeated,
and Ned RiIlon grasped his friends hand
as he concluded, and Mary turned her
mild eyes on Fred, and he was strength
ened.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
CHAPTER NV.
Some YlllninnnS D

Is working TO my ruin Said he aught,
Or smiled the while he planned mischance to me;
SHIPTON.
Wednesday afternoon. And the nine
worshipfuI selectmen ofthe good town OF
Boston had met at their Office in Fanueal
Hall. A letter was brought IN, and forth.
with opened.
johnson, celebrated gambler and for,
ger, who has escaped from New York, Is
now in town, Counterfeit money which
he intends to utter is now in his posses
sion. The police had better be speedy
His house is Is Sun-Court street, and he
will probaIy be found there, at 10 P. NJ
When he is arrested, your informant will
make further disclosures affecting the
public veal, if his own safety shall be guar.
antied him. A FRIEND.
This was bone for the nine seIecmen
to pick. 1t must be seen to. What i'm
Pndence! A gambler and forger! Coun,
terieited money!
"Send for the superintendent of police u
"But isn'tita hoax" put in wary mem.
Der of the worthy nine
"No,' was the majority's voice. at is
plain that some rascal reveals the secret
through revenge" SO the superintend-
ent of police was sent for, and the "conu-
Gil of ten" resolved upon the arrest of the
unsuspecting Johnson.
Frederick and Mary were together
They had just fninshed their simple sup
per, and were conversing; Fred. making
new resolutions of amendment and Mary
with her sweet smile, encouraging him in
all A knock was heard, and johnson,
opening it, ushered in Richard Martin.
Dick fairly started back, on behoIdng
the beautiful apparition that rose at her
lovers introduction, to greet him. He
advanced, and returned her salutation.
81 have come to let you have the small
sum | owe you" said he to Fred Mary
cast glance at Johnson,
81 think shall not need this sum, Rich.
ard" said Frederick.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-11-26
CHAPTER XIV.


There is tide in the affairs Of women,
Which, taken at the flood, leads-God knows
where. Don Juan
DICK MARTIN, you are in scrape,
thought Richard, as he left the 'aSSigRa-
ton honSe,' after recovery from the effects
of a blow which had Frustrated him; a
blow that had been dealt by the hand OF
Ned RiIton, and had rescued Mary from
his clutches.
He walked across the Common, and
took his way TO the store. 1t was ten o.
clock, and he had not been there before
that morning. Mr. Woodley greeted him
harshly as he entered Hang it,, thought
Dick, should they find out, | should get
small favor in that quarter The day
wore away, and Richard was confined
closely to the desk. Many and confused
we're the thoughts Of the abandoned youth.
He had been loIed in his attempts on the
mistress Of his friend, and he felt sore and
revcng(ul. He had recognised the res
cuer oF The girl, and with the thought Of
Ned Riflon, came the form of Kate Will
lis to his mind. IN try the girl; I'll be
rcvenged on him. IIa, ha! Dick Martin
Boston II soon be too hot to hold you.-
But d-n it, when my jjg's up, hurra
for the Gulf of Mexicop
That night Dick visited Kate WilIis.--
And she was pleased, for Martin knew
well whom he dealt with, and his smile
and his word were winning.
There are moments in woman's life,
when the scales OF destiny is poised. This
was Hates She had listened to the temp
ter, for he promised her revenge. For
what? for Ned's GOODNESS, which she her
self had caused. Yet to herself she would
not own it. Ned Riflon had deserted her
so Richard assured her-he had spoken
slightinsIy of her to his friends; he had
bosied Of his easy conquest. Richard
lied not there, and Kate vowed revenge.
He never loved me-
'Riton in love, dear Kate? know
him too WELL As Dick said this his arm
was round Hates neck, and his lips close
to her warm cheek. Her heart beat
Richard left Kate Willis an hour after.
You're a lucky dog, Dick Martin, NUT
tered he to himslf, You were born under
Venus
As Dick passed from the house of Kate
Willis, figure passed him which he re-
cognised. He turned, and followed it to
the door he had just quilted. 1t was Ned
Rillon, Dick heard him ascend the stairs
that conducted to her room.
Kate was seated upon the sofa, and rose
to meet her quOndGm lover,
He took her hand, and led her to IA seat.
Kate said he, Il once loyed you; i'm.
agined it was returned, but was deceiv-
ed.
mo, no! not deceived, not deceived, Ed.
wardr cried the guilty girl. She thought
of Richard Martin, and buried her face in
her hands
Martin can best tell that. Yes, you
have deceived me, Kate. | have come to
bid you farewelIp
Edward, MOI!
But beware of tina, Martin. AS once
loved you, as love you still, Kate, warn
you. He is a scoundrel, whose crimes
will tomorrow be exposed.
Edward, Edward! you will not leave
me. Martin is not what You suppose--he
he loves me.
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CHAPTER KILL
A bold, bad man,
Who murder with a smile upon his lip,
And aughts at yIiany.-- Brooks.
RICHARD and Fred. left the hall to,
gcther, When can you let me have it,
Dick?'
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TDe .Gtre=StHe.
THE TWO CLERKS,
THE ORPHANS GRATITUDE.
AtalC of Honor and Crime,
by AUGUSTINE ]. H. DUGANNE.
A tale of Honor and Crime,

by AUGUSTINE J.H. DUGANNE.
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] )IIN GASS.

o. A. BRYANT,
Eng!ish French, and American Dry GOOGs,
w. !. Goods and Groceries,
Crockery Glass and Hard Ware.
Elm street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-01
GREAT AUCTION SALE


OF An EsTIxE LAMPS, GlRAsDoLEs' &c
COUTHOUY NEVERS,3i Sfoadrsy DenS ap 40 -. -
" Isay- the civ will between the ID and ON ot M
next auction Of al then remaining ahfoo
of tr ap,rdId Of bronzoc and onou Lamps
Chandel .-rs Giraudoes and Gas FixIares
Tn. mole OF IBIS STOCK MS herr got up 70 orref express
~ r their rr:a trade snd cannot any where De eGusec
r r1n..s variety and finish Of pattern De UNI
ysli ouaity OF these goods Is amply attest-d % seven
God and four Silver Medals awarded The msnuiectnrers
within the last seven years :, -, 49,.
Fem his ur- TO May C. N will continue 10 dispose
Of r ock a. s. per cent below the regular retail pces
Churches IN Of Lamps. Hotels, Lodges, Halls snd
Pubic Buildings will supplied 90 the ssn1 terms a.
dealers heretofore. =,
Hou,ekeepess about ref1rrtshng would act wisely N
living "a ca least IN Attending Auction-Then
ia-y supply themieyes Um such splendid STOCK az
las offered public sale II his country slte
LAMFS, GIRAHDOLEs, Ne.
4 AMPS GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERSs, AND
L. NDELABRAS, Tor The Spring Trste--DIETL,
BRGTUER CO.. No. IS John-stfe-l, are HandtsGtlr ng
.nd hsve swsyI taod complete assore! Of articles Il
ttr linz OF The following options, which insy vii se
4, wholesale or retail, a. Low PRICES for caah:
IrrproVed Chemical OH and CAM h-ne Lamps,
SOS Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed. "a gr-si variety.
Corue,us L Coz crIebrsied Pstecf Solar Lard Lamps
Girxrdol-s VARIOUS paue,ns zIl Eilver-d or sr0czed
srspccdtng Sois-I- porfc CamPeenc L>s~pa
Bracket Soiars, Side 90 90
Soar Chandeliers, Bracket DO GO
Pa:-n: LARD Hand Larnps, SIsn6 DO 60
Britannia Hand Ls2Ips, CsinPhrcs Ccn:d-hefs
Superior Chemical OIL Pre- Sperm III.
&c Cgmpbene, Solar ard Lard I'll
- 2urr-z FIND RrSrrd Whale fsi. nIiSJ
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Lamps, UutIerp, ar.

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRANDoLEs.
JAMES @. MORFET,
No III Prircest Wooster and Greene ats sd block
Wert OF Broadway.
MANUFACTURER OF Lamps, Gtrando!eI, lc consI'-
Wang Of
broEzed.
C.nd-lsbrss and Candlestcks, and Hall Lanterns.
C-nlro Maniel Lamps silvered. gilt, hronzed end
olive green
Bracket Lamps, Of various pa.terus
Church Lamps, do do.
Ship Cabin Lamps
Hanging Solar Lamps, foi burning Lard or Oil.
To which particularly Invites The attention Of City and
Country Merchants for richness OF pattern make and dura
by and for prices low any other manufactory IN
the City. For sale Wholesale or retail
P S-Asi,al Lamps altered 10 Solars and all description
OF Lamps Grandoles r--git re-slvered brouZed
All goods sold by J. O. NJ Will be delivered IN part
OF the City Brooklyn, or shppsd on board Of vessels
ire, OF carriage. a. I'm lstp
HANGING. SOLAR LA8PS-JAMEs q. hor
l4FET No. l2t Priucc-st third block Wsst from Broad
wsy,s constantly manufacturing Hanging Solar Lamps e
he for lard OIL which Ne viii warrant ID be eGuA 10
beauty durability any mace 10 the ni;ed sia!eH iho
trade invited 10 call aud examine for th1mseIVes
P s. All goods delivered IN sny part OF the c!y OF BROOK
'F' az I'm lstp