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NOTICE,

THLoPED from the Pauper Establishment in Shrews-
Il bury about the 9th day OF August, last
past, JOHN MIXER, pauper belonging to said town.
All persons hereby forbidden harbor said
Mixer account Of said town, we shall pay ex.
pense caused by charity assistance bestowed for his
benefit awaythere being ample provision his
sity and comfort where he belongs.
BY order OF the Overseers of the Poor
THOMAS w. WARD.
Shrewsbury, Sept rs, 1948. 40
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$25 Reward,
Farm for Sale.

AA NHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
E:%M Il In WARREN, 2t milet from the Depot, being
ss one OF the best dairy Farms In Worcester County
SAID Farm Is well fenced in high state OF cultivation,
containing l43 acres of Land which strength Of soil
state There are on the premises ali necessary buildings
Tor farming operations, In complete repair with durable
wafer running 10 the same. credit will be given for
most OF the purchase money, II desired.
hot sod previous 10 the first Of March next, IL will
DC rented Tor one or more years. For further particulars
inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
Warren, Oct d eopu ALEXANDER G. RICH.
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Worcester Agricultural Society.

FTNHE Sem>Annuai Meeting OF the Worcester Agricu.
tural Society will be held the Brick Court House
IL O'Clock A. M. - =
special meeting of the Trustees will also be held at
the place Immediately after the adournment Of the
Society. VIM g. LINCOLN, Rec. sec'ry.
Oct o. dStwlG
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no SCHOOL Teachers.

THE Committee for employing Teachers for the outer
districts of the City not yet supplied and also to ill
the vacancy of Assistant Teacher in the Girls English
school, will he In session the American Temperance
House Thursday, October fourth at o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose of examining applicants, and
contracting with such they find qualified.
w. LAZELL, Secy of Sch. Com.
Worcester, Oct 2, 1s4S. d3twlt
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DIED,

In this city, Sept IS, Mrs Catharne wife of Mr. John
ONel II 27th Mrs Snsan ,wiIe OF Mr. John Johnson
23th, George Franklin, of Mr. James Davis IA
Mary E., daughter of Rev. Alexander Posey, II mos.
In Holden, Sept 90 Cheney l., of Isaac and Mary H.
Damon, year and mos; 29lh Charles Augustus,
of Charles l.. and Aloha A. Knowon, mos.
In Douglas Sept H. Mrs Hannah, relict of the late Mr.
Thomas Bgelow. 81 yrs. mos She firm believer
in the truths Christianity, and died in the hope OF m
merlality'-tPrinters in NY. and VI. please copy.
In Sutton, Sept IL, Lucy Ann daughter OF Daniel and
Anna Sibley, 24-[Prnters in NY,Vt, RI please copy
22d, Mr. Josiah Darling, 7lPapers in VT q H., please
copy. Sept 9th, George E., only son of Elijah and Pa
mea Slbley, mos and IL days.
In Charlton Aug 25, of dysentery, John, only child of
Samuel and Mary Rich, yr ii mos and 10 days. Prn.
tiers in NY. and VI. please copy.
This lovely babe young and fair,
Called home by early doom.
Just come 10 show how sweet flower
In paradise would bloom.
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DR.. O, H. RLOOD.

ffSSez=zg Proposes to resume the Practice of Med-
OIYYYYe cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult dentition. Ii is act that of the irregular
es and consequently many of the defects OF the second
set of teeth, caused by Encouragement during the
eruption and before the appearance Of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past, has
made the principles and process of denon, also the
rritations resulting from it familiar and therefore ap
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, at House.
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DIR. l.. G.. MEAD.

c. DTts Ls Us w EADs
fESg Dentist, Qate OF Providence, r. r.
NUl1YYYS Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself this City in the practice Of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods. All work will
be warranted to give perfect satisfaction and charges
made in conformity with the times Office in Waldo
Block, No. l53, Main Street. sept Is
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Forester, SIS. Probate Office, Sept. 12 le4s.
TO all persons interested in the Estate of ASENATH
MILLER, late Of Westminster, deceased,
Greeting.
YOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate lie
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of October
next show why administration Of the
said deceased should not be granted Daniel Harring
ton of said Westminster.
sepl5d CHAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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Mechanics Bank.

THE Stockholders OF the Mechanics Bank are hereby
l. notified that their Annual Meeting for the choice of
Directors and the transaction of any other business that
may legally come before them, will be held at their
Banking Room Tuesday, the l7th inst, at O'Clock
p. M p. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Worcester, Oct s, 194S. d2w
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Dancing.

MR.. T. F. GASZYNsKI begs to inform his friends and
patrons, Worcester, that he will his classes in
Fencing and Dancing Monday, the 18th nst in BRIN-
HALL. d6t Oct 2.
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Worcester Sc. Probate Office, September 26, le45
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOSEPH
WOODS, late of Leominster, deceased, Greeting.
you cited to appear a Court OF Probate 10 be
holden at Fitchburg the eighteenth day OF Octo
Der next to show why the first and final account
rendered by Leander Woods the Administrator, OF his
administration oil said Estate, should not be allowed
d3w* CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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/ FREE Soil LECTURES. Mr.. Russell of Lynn will
tdeiver address The greatissue now before the
formations of the Slavepower and the dute, and espon>
sibies of Northern freeman the present political cri
sis III the following in the County of Worcester
viz.
| Dudley, Tuesday evening OcS
Souhnridge, Wednesday ~
Charlton, Thursday ~
Barre, Tuesday 30
PeteIsham vi
Rutland "l2
Will the friends of free soil IN the above named places,
please make the necessary arrangements.
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Rich Fancy Goods, Perfumerv &c,

@ A. ROWLAND, No. ls5, Main Street, has now in
% Store, the largest assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.,
be found In any store in Worcester and daily re-
ceiving additioss from New York. Philadelphia Boston,
and elsewhere. Cutlery-as Knives of all kinds Stssors
Rasors Srops, Soap and Brushes, Combs OF all kinds
Pearl and Agate Buttons Hooks and Eyes, Needless Pins
Brushes for Clothes, Hair, Teeth, Nails &C., Bead and
Steel Bags and Purses some rich Gard Cases. Wal
let's Cameo and Gold Bosom Pins, Bracelets Steel Beads
Tasses Frnges, Bag and Purse Tops Purse Twist Fancy
Visiting and Friendship Cards, all the varieties es
Paper and Fancy Envelopes of all kinds some very nice
Gold Pencils with Gold Pens, Gold Pens in silver
Cases. for SIPS, Silver Pencils with Stone Heads. Ladies
and others visiting Worcester, requested to call and
examine for themselves. Prices low as the lowest
Sept l9-d9tw3t
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For the Ladies' !

lust received a Splendid assortment of LADIES
y DRESS AM DANCING sLIPPERs-among them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers, Black and
Bronze Neils Black and White Satin Slippers beautiful
articles Wells Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Kid Sppers Middleon's French Kid and Morocco Slip
Those in of very nice article will lind 1t tor
their advantage to call sooa, al 80 Main Street.
Sept 22-dtf c. w LONGLEY co.
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The subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bus~
of Dentistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand 80 Main Street. o. II. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept, 22-tf c. b, COOK, NJ. ID.
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DETWEEN Austin Street and South Worcester, on
ID Thursday last, Blue and Drab BEAD PURSE, con-
tanning three dollars ninety odd The finder by
leaving at the American Temperance House, shall be
suitably rewarded. d" Oct 8.
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PHELPS COMPOUND
TOM TO PILLS

TTNHE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases arising from I'm
4 pures Of the Blood, Dyspepsia, Scrofalo, and all
Chr0nic Diseases. Also, substitute for CaoneL a.
Cahar,ic In FeUcrs and all Bilious Affections They have
no rival In curing Bilious Diseases Dyspepsia Liver Com
plants Sick Head oche Jaunice, Colds Influenza Cat
arrah, Rhumaism Heartburn Acid Stomach, Palptation
Loss OF Appetite, Costiveness Coic and being mild
In their operation, without producing debility, thew are
perfectly safe for those debated and feeble constiIu
slons Asa general Family Medicine, they unequaed
oeing applicable ana safe Tor the young and the sged
loes Worcester, sept % dwam
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MARRIED.

In Freetown, Sept 2lst, by Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, Mr.
Noah s. King of Ne gton, Miss Sinai w daughter of
Dea. Burt.
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THRUUG1 TRAINS
Leave Worcester at AM and 3.45 IN.
Leave Providence at $50 Am. 3l5 Pm.
Passenger satiou Worcester in Green Street Depot.
do do Providence in Ewing Of Passenger Depot.
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Worcester for UxLridge (where il with Special
Train for Providence II 80 AM from Green Street.
UXBRlDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave UxbrIdge Providence at 6.45 AM. d. LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at l1.l5 AM and M.
The Orb tdse Special Train and the Car attached TO
freight Train, wiN not be run after Oct. 28th.
The through Trains connect Miville with coaches
for Satersvtns At Whns with coaches for East Doug
las and Whitnsvie AT Farnums with coaches for Mil
ford, Mendon and N. E. Village. At Worcester with
the Western Railroad and Norwich and Worces
ter Railroad.
The 6.45 AM train from Uxbridge connects aPawtuck.
with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston; and the PM train from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 p M. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
Providence, Oct. l849. dwtf
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NOTICE.

The Worcester Anti Slavery Seuing Circle will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. George Evans, Is Union St. this
Evening All interested in the are invited to attend
Oct s. dit p. A. BLISS.
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DIR. A. d. GOULLET,

DV1"'o'C "J"'N'"''
THE SICK MANS FRIEND, has recovered from his
ndsposition, and is again ready attend to all profess
sonal calls. Office 227 Main Street Hours from to IL
A. M ard to P. M. tt-sept. %
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EgROsS's XpresS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases. through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Rvsr Bristol and Harren
dSUff
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Insurance against Fire !

The Etma Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, COnnss
With sound and available Capital of S25O,O0O,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the cens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t nsu,es
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills, the favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
cenury-its reputation iberal adjustment and it's
promptitude in paying losses we'll known and eslab
Iished. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 1845. istf
~ Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
Company, REFEREED for more particulars, 10 A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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JOnes's Spanish Lily White.

JOMcS,S spanish Lily Wh1t@s
rs the best Preparation for imparting 10 the Skin
l. natural, healthy, clear living white; at the
time making it soft and smooth
DR.. James anderson Practical Chemist Massachusetts
says: safer analyzing Jones's Spanish Lily White,
find il the most beautiful and NATURAL and at
the time innocent white saw. certainly
conscentously recommend its use TO all whose skins
qure Identifying"
Price rs box. For sale by ]. CIRCUIT, JR. col
Main ST., Worcester. dwSm-Sept. ls, 1913.
LOST.
DETWERN Gold and Austin Street, a GOLD BRACE.
~ LET with five Canoes, marked A. A. B. Whoever
will return the same to the Store Of Dea. GODDARD,
shall be suitably rewarded. Sept. 22t
Testimonials.
THE most positive and respectable, are frequently
Il ceiyed in favor Of JONES'S CORAL HAIR Rec
TtbRATITE.
Many whose hair is cant, testify its stimulating tks
gToUtk Of Hair.
Others whose hair falls of, and who troubled with
Dsadru testify to invogratng and cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendation 1t is found to be
unsurpassed for impartlng to the hair a
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beautiful, and universally admired.
II is also communicating but IS. per bottle
Be careful and get the genuine. For sale by j. CIRCUIT
!R., 2Ol Main st., Woreestsr. dwSm-sept. 10 le4s
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NEW STORE!
(Warden BIOck,) No. A Front ST.,

WOROES
TTNHE subscriber having recently opened New Store
i No. A Front Street. with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
prepared furnish the citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices by the quantity at retail
for cash.
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
&C., offered at the very lowest price which be
erded and will be warranted give satisfaction, he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Mdckerel, Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried apples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins
SyrHpS, Ketchups and Pickles, and general
OF goods usually obtained in such Stores at the cheapest
Dosk prices
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city free
expense, by J ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwtf a Front st.
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. HARRIS l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth WITHOUT pain, by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLOROFoRM.
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Or. I'M, r. BISHOP,

@<nE67 GN OPERATES in all branches o t
E-s2EN lST IR@SS- Dentistry, at No. 1872 Main st.
The liberal patronage he has en-
loyed in Worcester the two years. enables him TO
fer those wishing work. great variety of operations
He hopes, by the best of references skill and
ranging artificial teeth, low prices and warranted work.
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
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GiEberf'S Patent Plates,

THIS new principle of Setting Teeth without springs is
ed by id H. F. BISHOP.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-01

| ing not the slightest heed of ANYTHING that was
/ going on around her, but intent only on her
patchwork. Occasionally, indeed and not un-
frequently two or three times in the course OF
the day, she would have what her mother called
her fits. Whilst intent upon her work, and
without any external exciting cause her head
would fall backwards, her eyelids close her arms
and legs become rigid, and her hands clenched.
After a short time, varying in extent from few
minutes to half an hour or more. the muscles
would become relaxed, the eyes open, and she
would resume her work, apparently unconscious
that anything had happened About this time
she began to show indications of feeling inter-
ested in the figures of the flowers and buds &c.
upon the silk, and other materials which are
made use Of in patchwork The perception of
colors, and the exercise of the initiative faculty,
were the first Evidences she exhibited Of PSYCHE
cal advancement in her present state. Although
she had received good plain education. and had
been very fond of books now she could neither
read nor write, nor even be made to comprehend
the letters of the alphabet. All her former
knowledge and past experience appeared to be
obliteraied, or at least for the time to be buried
in oblivion, with one exceptional feeling Of
dread or fright in connection with water and
she now began, de moro, like child to acquire
| ideas. and to register experience. Admitting
that the senses are the only nlets of all the ma
terals of knowledge, it was not to he expected
when in this abnormal condition. with only the
senses Of sight and touch in communion with
the external world. that the progress could be
otherwise than slow in the extreme. However.
she evinced an interest in looking at pictures and
prints-more especially of flowers, trees, and
animals-but when shown a landscape in which
there was river, or the view of troubled sea,
she become instantly excited, and violently az
b. itatpd and ono nj her fits or sn,smod;c riuid;tv
and insensblity Immediately followed. If the
picture were removed before the paroxysm had
subsidized. she manifested no recollection of what
/ had taken place but so great was the feeling of
dread. or of fright, associated with water. that
the sipht of i, in motion. the mere running from
one vessel to another, made her shnddcr and
tremble and in the act or washing her hands
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EGyPr AND ITS NEW RuLEr.-lbrahim Pasha,
now virtually Nicerny at Egypt. continues To
suffer from illness, and j. at present staying at
Cairo. His medical attendants have great
deal of trouble with his lIighness, for it is with
reluctance that he abides by their prescriptions.
and, whenever he feels AT all better their ell
treaties are of no avail in keeping h m from COM
hitting excuses His lIiyhness has also been
III very bad humor for some time, and devotes
his attention solely To retrenching the salaries
of the Government officers aud reducing the ea-
penses of the cunulrv-all for his own private
benefit From his intolerance of advice no one
ventures To give to lbrahim Pasha an opinion,
unless it coincide with his own, for he has been
known to get into "A viol nj passion when contra.
dicted, and always lancies he knows more than
other.
The Nile has tbs year risen to an unusual
height, and has committed considerable havoc
in The country by washing away fields of Indian
corn and uprooilng trees. and, as it has flooded
much greater extent Of land than is under cul.
tlvatipn, the water will occupy a great length
ot time in returning In lis natural channel, and
next years crop will consequently he retarded
ard impaired. Fortunately the water, which had
risen la the extent at 20 feet, has been subsiding
daring the last few days.
The EngliSh Consul, NJ. Gilbert seems de-
iermlned upon misunderstanding the possession
OF slaves by Is t,>h subjects re-, linz in Alexan-
dria, aud has issued notice Ia the effect that il
all those who hold slaves do not give them their
liberty, they will BE- prosecuted according to Brit.
ish law.
lbrahim Pashs has declared the trade in
gum arabic and SIENNA from the upper county
10 be iree.-Lon. Times.
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The Marriage Vow.

" For better. for worse, for richer for poorer,
in sickness and health, to love and to cherish,
till death US do part, according to Gods Holy
Ordinance and thereunto plight thee my trolh. -
Serrice Of the Episcopal Church.
SPEAK it not lighty--'tis holy thing,
bond enduring through long distant years
When Joy DER thine abode is lowering,
Or when thine eye is wet with bterest tears,
Recorded by an Angels pen on high,
And must be questioned IN Eternity.
Speak it not light,y-though the young and the gay
Are throngng round thee now, with tones o
mirth:
Let not the holy promise OF to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the morn have
birth
But ever bright and sacred may it be
Stored III the treasury-cell OF memory.
Life may not prove all sunshine-there will come
Dark hours tor all U will We, when the night
vi sorrow gathers thlckly round your home,
Love as We did, in time when calm and bright
Seemed the sure path ye trod untouched by care,
And deemed the future like the presen,-iair!
Eyes that now beam with health may yet grow
dim
And cheeks Of rose forget their early glow;
Langnor and pam assall ca h active limb,
And lay, perchance, some worshpped beauty
low
Then will We gaze upon the altered brow,
And love as fOndly, faithfully, now!
Should fortune frown on your deienceess head,
Should storms o'ertake your bark on tes dark
sea;
Fierce tempests rend the sal so gaily spread,
When hope her syren strain sang loyiuy-
Will ye look up, through clouds your sky o'ercnst,
And say Together we will bide the blast I"
Age, with It's silvery locks, comes stealing on,
And brings the lettering step, the iurrowed
check
The eye from whence each lustrous CLEAN hath
gone,
And the pale lips with accents low and weak =
VIII We then think upon your HES gay prime,
And smiling, bid Love triumph over Time
Speak it not lightly-O beware. beware.
lis no vain promise, no unmeaning word
Lo, men and angels list the faith We swear,
And by the High and Holy One Ills heard:
O, then kneel humbly at his altar now,
And pray for grace to keep your Marriage Vow.
LCAurch Times.
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ing out loaf of bread, he took one of her dimes
nj exchange.
'Ohr exclaimed the child, her eyes falling
on few oranges ranged in the window. 'I'll
take an orange too-it will please mother So
And her dime was taken {; and with the loa
Of bread and the orange, she flew back to her
comforless and destitute home.
See here mother, what I've bought you =
she exclaimed, gaily bounding into the wretchcd
apartment but she stopped short, and letting
fall her treasures, sprung 10 the bedside, where
pale and motionless, a woman lay dying, alone
and unattended
The ashy lids were closed over he sunken
eyes her colorless lips were parted, and the
breath came slow and struggling from her
scarcely heaving bosom.
My mother ! my poor mother ! shreked the
Child, winding her arms around the emaciated
form of her parert, and covering her cold, clam
my brow with kisses.
My child = said the mother faintly-I am
dying, my Stella
oh mother' sobbed the little girl. And
these two words, and the tone in which they
were said, coming as they did, from tire heart
of a child, were fraught with an agony Of grief
and suffering.
Stella continued the dying woman this
rim with a strong effort taking it from her
finger and giving it to the child. keep it al
ways-never, never part with tit may some.
times bring you friends Stela-God bless
thee, my poor orphan; and casping her child
convulsively to her bosom she heaved a deep
sigh, and sank back upon her piow-dead.
All that night, the little girl sat alone on the
wooden steps, now drying her eyes to look up
at the sweet, bright stars, where she thought her
mother had gone and again sobbng and wall
ing most touchingy, till inst the rosy tint of
dawn crept over the great city, from more ex-
hauston, she fell asleep on her hard pillow.
That day the artist did not come. An affair
of Importance called him from the city for a
coupe of weeks; and when he returned, and
still full of the thought Of the little maiden, went
To look for her she was gone and the old house
was un,enanted.
A month aIterward, he sailed for glorious 1t.
ally.