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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
HEAD The FOLLOWING ADVEhTish..M.NIs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

MEDICAL Ap !; fStEsH N f SRfEhT DISEASES
.a Ct rs Gss Of
private and confidently promise person: re-
DIS particularly requested 70 make application to III.
may ,sS thu. sSsSs O.. 20
sS;s
' 70 Svxrbsro.
lie s Ss. %sa n
all medicine requisite TO perform radical cure BY
tracon and treatment rscsved sisswbrrs Il any, snd :.
closing Is. post paid.
YELPkAU's orELitIl FILLS
and all nocopuIuleni discharges from the urehrs
ali diseases Of the Ursthrs They effect cure in 1usi
shorter time than other remedy without tanting tbs
s ne stomach o. ''
CoNsTIi, IIYNAL DEBILITY CURED;
y Ne SSi:s
6deuty recommended for all cases Of debility produced
remedy f mpotencs stsrfy or harennes unless depend
single bottles 81 each cases Of hal OXEN CAREFUL,
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
RECORDS ALTiNATivE MIXTURE.
EroR the permanent cure of primary secondary yph
xensria ulcers nodes or any compliant Prodadea BY
XII ,sn, remans IN Ser sg
s R s % @
withoHt thoroughly cleansing the win this usi
celebrated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles az 81 dozen TO-
IS; carefully packed aud al o. the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or saRsAPAEIIIA
GFSrlAN AND SASAFRAS,
EsREPARED by tie New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmscy essblish.d for the suppression quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing ali
the purifying qualities powers OF the ,bov,
herbs Is confidently recommended by the College superior
u any CT sa-ssas before the public
may be eIied on certain remedy for all disease. arisine
rem an impure stale Of the blood sach scofua he UNI
ring worm botehes pimples ulcers pain the bones
OMIT nodes entaneous eruptons ulceated throat
IN injudicious Of mercury
Sold In single bottles at Is cent?
" IN cases OF halfa dozen bottiss $50
> one dozen 1sn
Cases forwarded 70 all parts Of the Unon.
N. b. verY liberal discount 10 Wholesale purchaser
once opea IRON "A. N. 10 10 r M.
ehWEe - NaeGos sQeea Now xerf1
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Passengers Snii.h.

fasstnScfb SAhieus
In the packet ship Liverpool for Lverpoo-Nad-me Otto,
Mr. Henry Otto New York; TWO Misses Somervile Miss
Williams Mrs William, England: Mr. James Heath, Jos
Heath G Heath, Quebec; Norman Bethrne Alfred nnis
Toronto; MIR Jones Boston: Rev Mr. Brasse
MIR r L Stevens; MIR T Cray Thos Auld Scotland.
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THE PILES.

a CURE FOR LIFE SECGaED
nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for the OF
~ Piles Inflammation Of the Liver and Spleen Inhamma
ton Soreness and liberation &c the Stomach Bowels Kid
and Bladder Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful for that dangerou and
ing complaint the Piles, ever offered To the public
hssk this is an internal remedy not external applica-
ton. and will Of Piles either Bleeding
Blind internal external and probably the only hi that
will There is mistake out II II is positive
speedy and IL s also cnveDient medicine to
uke and improves he general health s.mmkable manner
u Is mid IN IT'S id he taken 10 cases
Of the infiamm ton without dmger All exer-
nal spplcat'on. ia tue highest degree dsageeahs "
convenient aud offensive and from The nature 81 the
disease temporary IN their effects This medicine ettacks
the disease at and removing the cause renders
the cure certain and permanent =.
ne Elecuay contains no mineral medicine, no aloes,
coloeynlh gamboge other powerful and raTng rurEa-
i've No tear OF taking cold while under rs influence NO
change diet necessary II taken according to directions,
azure Tor life is guaranteed.
P,opreors Office 1876 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail
by W ,ati y Ketchan, i2i Fulton street, ~ r. fncesL
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LIVERPOOL CLAsNFicArIoNs.
ENrelRn llnrkclS.

Tho Montreal Herald speaks the crcps in that neigh
borhood and that Of the mountains beng exceedingly
promising
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LUNG ISLAND KAILkUAD -CUMPANf.
SUM8LER ARRANGEMENT a ti-r
So -

0S1YC -StRsE2v0RH. ~
GRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, oe.iMENCING WED
LEAVE BRooxLyN ut o'clock A NJ Bostou for Green
port. daily ts.csgt sss n .. ..p,s at
at on o'clock, A. NJ, for Farmin dale and
intermediate places. r.f. -.
st3P NJ. through to GreeaPort s.rl pips
both ways at Jama'cs branch, Hiekss lie,
FarmlnRdaIe and 0reeupqrt
at p: NJ. for Farmingdsle and interme
date places t
LEAVE GRRENPoRr O'Clock, A M. Accommodation train,
daily, (except Sundays,) through b Brook
asp. NJ, Boston tram, the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich stopping At 1t
Georges Manor and Farmngda!e
LsAvE FARxiNspALE at 81 A. NJ. Accommodation Train
sGsE A. II. aireeuport ua,a Tor Brooklyn.
a n Accommodation train, for
LsAv. JAMAICA M Accommodation train for Brook.
ASK A. M. elreenport train for Brooklyn.
At ~ r. NJ. Accommodation train. for
Ea,' Nss YGEt H. Rais
six Hyde ft iI mils.J SIX ciew.viIie Sdunns ths
~ Westbury a. Hcksye a. farmngdsle S3x, Deer Park
g. dnowpsOn g. Suffolk station L.ss Road station
stsSs S.s
slsn g. seSpo By Be.tcn train s.
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains at the several
stations to Jake passengers al very low ares TO al pa oil
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot of Whitehall
baggage for the several trains 20 minutes
before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
Dor twice each day the arrival OF the from Brook
lVp, 81 .IfNIr ltt myl9
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&.lllll

NN ITHOUT MERCURY On BALSAM-"No cure nc
w Pay."-Dr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy is the
medicine that failed diseases
every kind speedily and perm .nenty although thousands
have tested it within few mouths past Sold wholesale
and retail at principal depot, No Murray street.
Also at 63 Bowery Sc ulton street. 3Sl Munroe street
Avenue D.. and 7Ht Hudson street ID .Il anil imsr
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49, LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD Express Mail
LII Tram. leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
SIDE every morning At A. M, TOR Boston.
- Also, trains from Brookly side AZ O'Clock aud
Eve mmuie., and sH A NJ, and aud r. n. daily The
Farmngdale and and the latter 81 all places on the
iel6
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCIIR SIDNS

<04gA - A SAIL across the Hudson Hobo
ken and then welh 70 ;hs Ely.i.n r,sds,
the place will prove the easily accomp aud
tive of all rruai excursions that be made from the city
The grounds charming the trees he
Jog In leaf and the soil covered witha rich turf
The walks excellent order, having heeu
IN shed the present spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there will aeIdaDc. al
the Colanade Eiysian Fields excellent Band Music
which will perform selections from the fvor Operas
lar airs marches, waltxes, sc.
The Ferry Bosu from Barclay, Canal Christopher
are completely fitted with awnings aud seats
Night Boats run from Hobobes TO Barclay uut u
o'clock.
wev,ieee so cent? ~ r-y
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DAVID SANDS x Co. " East Bfosdway,
auI9 1msr corner Market ST., and 100 Fulton st.
CARRIAGES.
vJNHE undersigned formerly of the House of Brewster,
l. Laurence Co., having again resumed the Carriage
business, IS aud 81 Canal offers ,f sale splendid
stock OF Carriages OF superior style aud hnish
the atten Of his former patrons aud fiends. assuring
them hat the confidence, extensively reposed in
him. shall extend every Observation-Disclosures he pos
facilities the wishes Of ALL both lnality
and price, equal establishment in this country
JAMES BREWSTER,
aul5 lm*rrc Is md n Canal street.
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING so AP, Depot
w No. Courtlandt street. few doors from Broadway
The aud only article originally
by warranted the has obtained =
Toilet Soaps French Extracts Essences and every variety
Of choice Perumery the lowest that good article
can be sold.
Couety Merchants, Druggists Pedlars and dealers in
era iayited to EXAMINE aud judge for themselves
JOHNSON, VROOM FOWLER.
General Agents for DR. Foo DIS celebrated ~ctors Sy
Of the Best remedies for coughs colds aud all Of
the lungs. ago Im~r
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Mo CURE NO PAi.-Dn yUhbiII ~ Duane siseei
IN member Of the kYyM College Of Surgeons, Londoa
be consulted in the Of certain delicate dis
eases practice Of fourteen years, devoted venersI
disease Recent cured il eur days No mercury used
diet business pursuits Structures cured
ri so weeks with scsrcel, auy pain
CoNsTIruTIosAl pEn,LrY-rhose individuals, whoha
INDUCED loatlsome habit, positively be
stored health and society Remember, 10 Duane street
next n pr Johnsni's
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RAILR0AD~, ~.
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.


y.anah 20 0o.he dga Gsorgia q 81 miles, viz
Macon to Atlanta Mscon : Western Railroad 70! :.
,ods will be carried from savannah 10 Atlanta and Oot
caloga the follow ing rates. viz;
Sugar, Coffee. Liquor Bagging Rope, Ianta calogs.
Butter. Cheese, Tobacco, Leather.
Hides Cotton Yarns, Copper, TIN,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Flour. Rice bacon in casks or boxes,
PorE Beef Fish, Lard 1alow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig iron and Grind
Or AEAsuREMENT Goops
Boxes Of Hats Bonnets and Fniniture,
cubic loot. ~ ~ w.
Boxes az d bales IL Dry Goods. saddl~ry
Glass, Paints, Drugs and Z oniecuon- , -
cry per cubic foot. ~ ~ p lvo ms
Crockeu, p-rcubic DOT. 81 . %
M,'4ss,s ard Oil, FER HID tsm.iie
casks pfopos )................... SO 90 x2 90
Plou -hs, (srge) tuItviors, Corn She
CT; si; &:
PASSAGE.
Savannah Atlanta. 49,. so 90
Cbidren under IL years Of age, half price.
Savannah TO Macon,.. ........... 81 90
" Goods consigned 10 the Subscriber will be forwarded
free Of 'ommiss f..-a ...
% Freight may be paid at Savannah, Atlan. or OOH
e,logi + WINTER, Forwarding Agent 4. X X
SAVANNAH August Is. $40 nl3 znrc
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,

FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
From the pier the foot Of Courtandf
The lowpressure steamboat In IKE, H. b Macy
the foot OF Courtiandt Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, O'Clock.
The steasnbost COLUMBIA, Capt VIM H. Peek. will
O'Clock.
Passengers taking these Boats will time take
the Morning Train of Cara from Troy Buffalo, and
acrth to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Chsmplain
For Passage or Freight Apply board, at the Once
the wharf
No freight taken after 5k O'Clock.
NOTlCE-AI goods, eight bank bills, specie, any
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS p II
@ 4:s :

'HE Public respectfully informed that the break
paired, the -PIONEER T. EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
and Canal from philadslpha 70 rittsburR oommeacsd is
leaving the Depot No. 2H Market street., DAILY, at ~
O'Clock, Am. .i.8f s.'t gfta .fPts
By route passengers will avoid all fatigue
night travelling coaches, both Ralroads being
For further information, apply oidesbshsd Okes.
IA Market street, doors above Eighth street
spio rrc A. B. CUMMINGS Agent
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DLEAsANT Rooms, with or without board, at "a Broad
i way, opposite Trinity Church. Merchants from tn,
country will find the loca ion to business
mi D,s
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GRAND COTILLON AND TARGET EMU
SION TO NYACK

<SH ~ FARE REDUCED TO THE FISHING
k-GsAxZJ}s BANKS-i8s< each way The fast ard
1870 safe steamer BUFFALO, ,sptsin j. w.
Haucox will leave above SUNDAY Monday aud Tuesday
August 23d 9Th. and 25h. ilows ~ DOT Of Barclay
~ O'clock Hammond street. O'Clock; Canal sk; Dern-
cy, 8H Pike, q to 8: Pier No N r. 9h O'clock. AM.
Bait and lines at small charge Refreshments provided
board: band OF music will mpany the boat Those
who desire the OF fishing will do well rake this
as he will arrive the fishing hour before 81 lower
boats The pilot of the Buffalo. by visiting the fishing
ground nearly day, discovered the spot
where fish caught NJ "a IN
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DEATH TO BEpBuoa.

H09E who are 20 unfortunate a. TO have moved Into
house Infested ith those Anias nssd be dicour-
aged Tor with BOYLE ofbedbuK remedy they
an army ofthem. Price rs cents For sale by
DAVID SANDS x CO, II East Broadway.
an m Marker ST nd Eulto
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NEW INVtNTED WIGS
RATCHELOR'S new Invented Wigs and Scabps, made OF
- the finest natural curl HAIR and adapted the
the peculiar style Of each ind. vidual They
entirely new Invention doing away with all the vsIalous
The public invited 10 inspect large and well selected
stock containing variety of and color they will
then be able To judge the effect
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufscturer.
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 1865 Broadway
Please TO copy the address aul5 iwsm
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CUKNS CURE WAKKAN TED.
THE Arabian Corn Plaster efectual for
is easily applied and gives i'm mediate relief In
IL should tail to the will be refunded Over $40
boxes have been sold this and box has been
returned for having ae to effect For sale BY David
Sands & Co n East Broadway 100 Fulton aud 273
Broadway, C. Ring 1872 Broadwsy, Hut5A tss Hud-
son-st Wyatt Ketcham. 12i Futonst Smith, 2f Spring
street Gxion. l27 Bowery, and by druggists
Pic rs cents rer box ..-r..r- aus I'm Or
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MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AMI TROY.
a0H ~ PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR-Breakf.st
xHz3s and dinner board he boat Passengers
SNK- taking this boat will arrive in time ~ take
the evening train OF cars from Troy Buffalo and north
To Saratog, and Lake George.
The Steamboat nj HGARA Capt; WIN Ellsworth Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock. A NJ from the
site days. Ilt sIllG .lIit' IL
For passage freight apply ON board orto H,il at
he nH'ce the wha f. a aul9rc
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w" 1hoILfASD TVVN OlN.
<00 ~ The Steamboat IOL As, Captain Y.fes,
e@@rwill run every week d'y on the above ferry
---until further notice. follows :-Lesvfng
foot of Pike at o'clock A. and 81 NJ White
h. at IL O'Clock NJ AID o'clock Nj, Coney Isrnd ~
O'Clock M aud P. M. Landing at Fort Hamilton each
way. Fare I2x cents
B-Stagss will be in readiness Fort Hamilton 10 take
New Utrecht and Bath also Coney Island
to take passengers TO TIE upper houses. ~
All persons forbid trusting any on of the
boat or owners. I,-,.... - au2 lw*m
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Foreign Ports.

MONTREAL, Aug l9-Au ship Cambysis Smith, Liverpool
Cid, brig Vesper. Nsttrass, ondon.
Qunsrc' Aug ls-An bank Eliza Ann. Blyth, Port Ola.
pah Bartlett Bndpor briggs Mary .rrson Glasgow; Maj
tina, Kennedy, ehayen Irene, Duff Maryport; Palestine
johnson, Camwick. - ~
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Woman.

How solvelesS Is woman! what painter can trace
The varied emotions that dwell in her facet
And what art can portray the feelings that lie
In the heave Of her bosom, the glance Of her eyel
How tender is woman! the watcher at night,
Who leaves not the blossom on account OF the blight
An angel of mercy, she soothes US in pain,
And smiles in her gladness when health comes again
How lofty is woman! Deep deep is her ire,
When light words enkindle the spark on the pyre;
Majestic she towers, man quails from her view,
Till her WRATH like the cloud soon dssolves into dew
How loving is woman! how fragile she clings
To him she hath chosen whatever he brings;
Though all he can utter are words to deceive,
Conhding, she loves hm-though false, will believe.
How ch.dHke is woman! how winning her ways
She strives for our pleasure through long weary days
No i'll can alright her, no shade can annoy;
She seeks but to lead US to sunshine and joy
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THE TEsTIMoNY OF Az HONEST DG5IocRATi--
Hon. Simon Cameron, United States Senator from
Pennsylvania, fearLessly maintains the position
he SO independently assumed towards the close
Of the late session Of Congress against the admin.
isration and the mass Of his party in Congress
on the Tariff question. His voice is heard above
the din of the conflict in behalf of the Protective
Principle and American Industry. He has burst
the shackles of party and bid defiance to the an
gry minons of the Executive. Come what may
he is determined that the labor and industry OF
his own State, the true policy Of the whole coun.
Try shall not want for an advocate, while his
powers hold out. In letter just written he
sounds the warning voice in the ears Of the far
mcrs of the 1eSt! Hear him. It is the voice Of
an Independent Democrat to his political friends,
| for they alone are found sustaining the enemies
/ Of lree labor and home market:
"The farmers of the west will soon SEQ that
they have been deceived by the promised British
market for their agricultural products; and that
instead of higher prices, they will find them re-
duced with the prostration Of the home market,
hitherto furnished them by the manufactures of
the north. Having thus learned the truth of the
old fashioned democratic doctrine, that agriculture,
manufactures, commerce, and the mechanic arts
are mutually dependent on each other, we may
expect to see them again acting with their mutual
| allies of the north for the common good"
Ohio State Journal.
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tic carriaga aud owasr. C1m.-g gu,ar 80 place
whence 10 81 s,srei, Va D9rnaa aas ill, call.
Ing on Sophia. "Ie5, says he o,a-., ".r3, fire.
ls'u5 fl7fen the horses aud cJ-t cones iron
The gris'nili-.et Us cross the swamp.
They bad no, gone half nay u il.s mill, be-
fore they b-gan u think IL was o b4l rug, 81
hgars; was the voice. 70 ct the ua.;cr hort,
They found the man-lracgad hIn o1, all BE-.
srncarcd with NrD, instead Of B5,1-,ook him
and bis horses home with ,hem-.ea-aeI hi8 s,9-
rs, and went next morning al day liga: IL search
Of Sophia.
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A GRAPHIC DEscRIPTIoN.-.-A Boston paper, in
describing some new railroad cars, says: "Tbo
cars are quite long, and capable Of holding sixty
passengers loith doors at each end!"
ANOTHER. western paper contains the fol-
lowing advertisement; "For sale, an excellent
young horse---would suit any tirnid lady or gen.
tleman with long eilvsr tall"
These remind US of an editor Of our acquain-
tance, who, in describing the feats of mad dog
said, "Beforethe bruie's destructive career could
be stayed he BIT Mr. IIagg and several otherdogs.
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Printed and Published by
COLLIER 4 PORTER.

TERMS.-TE CARaoLL FREs Pass is pabish-
Oh every Friday morning Al Two DOlIAas per an
NUN, payable in advance, or TWO DOLLARS AND TlF-
~ CENTS ii not paid uhlll the end Of The year. No
paper Discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
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Mr. B. and the Young gentleman ogrsnd 70
write Immediately 20 the Pors9ng who eignef ihe
certificate, urging and threa'cuirg tham 20 nuke
.Insten'aneogs raparttion or abide the co1sc0gan.
ce7. Here ~ he matter r-st f1r few weeks.
In the mean time let Us ATTEND 20 o'herparicular.
Of the story which deserve a minute ag;ign.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square, tfouHeen lines or less three inser-
tions, sli every subsequent insertion p cents
Larger ones IN proportion. A literal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise by the year.
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*The next southern papers brought contra.
d,c,ion Of The report thai Col, Jackson was mar.
rei. ltwas ami;,aks, and wholly without ioun-
dalion,
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The solace which Sophia gathered from the Pc
lsal Of these stanzas, waso ashortduration; for
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CHAPTER VII.

One Of the young ladies in the plot, had bro
sher residing in New York, of some considera-
BILE responsibility, and the plan was to circulate
report in the village, that Sophia had purchased
her fathers liberty at the expense of her virtue;
for what else could induce a stranger like Mr..
Jackson to be so free with his money That he
never meantto marry the girl was beyond all ques-
ton. He might decoy her to New York by spe-
cious promises Of marriage, to facilitate their in
tercourse, but when that was done she would, af-
ter awhile, find herself abandonedby him, like a
thousand more romantic girls before her, d,:...
Every one who knows the world has not yet to
learn how ready most people are to imbibe suspi-
cion and when that is excited, how easy it is to
gain credulity over to the belief of reports the
most seandulous and the most absurd. Suffice it
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as it is with person under severe affection.
"The darkest day,
NNnit liIl fn-rnrrnw will have nassei ntrnYn
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l The tender immaculate dove
g May fly and abandon its mate
Awhile-but his wanderings are love,
... IT'S not in his nature to hate. r
w Returning in season to bring
.a Glad tidings the spirit to buoy,
He bears on bis tremulous wing,
aa. Profusions of transport and JOY.
u.a And so shall thy lover return,
Thou maid of disconsolate soul
And kiss off those tear drops that burn
Deep channels wherever they roll.
But darker and darker must grow
The night of dstrust and dismay,
l Till heaven shall give thee to know,
IT'S darkest not long before day. n y.
n.. And when the clear morning breaks out,
N And shines on thy Pharos and thee,
-. No more shall the shadow of doubt
..l Raise sceptres so frightful to see. .'n@'.
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Mr.. Thompson came home and tod his iami-
ly what measures were in operation 70 prove his
daughters innocence, and they all agreed 70 wait
the issue with pleasure. But
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50 on the contrary gIcam Of hope seems often
to twinkle on the surrounding gloom for Il mo
mcnl only to mock our misery, By lighting up the
sccplrcs Of departed Joys, and thcul1yanish from
our view. Latno one pretend 70 believe that So
phia had no great reason to be SO extremely
wrclched as is described. Her mind was in sus-
pense, and those who are skilled in the arts oi
love---who have been taugh, in the school orsad
eyperence tell US that