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DALI EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

W. 0SAAEOV
Has been discovered that possesses any Of the Qualities
of this famors Remedy. Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application 70
new deasssor ii is remarkable fact that many of its
effects, are known only from accident or experiment. So
deep has bent science of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor admirable the combination OF lis ingredients
that it is found suited to relieve almost every ament
which the frame Of man is subject Let
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy
Frst-It will within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the severest BURNS sCAI.DS
BLlSTERS 1t will also the pain aud GOVT,
IlC-DOLOREUA, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
SeeoHd-ln cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately.
it will preserve life matter how severe may he the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent any blister and Consequently or in
Examination.
T2ird.-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers, OF Sores,
Of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
E6ur-I neutraizes and destroys POISON from Plants.
Reptiles Insects, or Rabid animals.
FUa.-lt will, wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA.
TlON; and in old wounds where modification has
menced it will arrest the disease and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, will restore the
part to its natural state.
SiItt.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
mp in the Salye no inflammation, Swelling Pain can
occur and the bones unite and become strong with aston
ishing rapdity
SeUeRh-When the Bowels are painful or inhamsd. the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them will aod relief and
movement, when oil, iaap and all Ohsr
medicines have failed.
Eigt6Its use is perfectly safe in all oases-t
do hannhe system will absorb no more than is necessary
TO repair it. 1t will conflict with any medicines that
may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication TO enumerae all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall subon a few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts Of the
country.
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FEVER SORES

hereby certify tha have been afflicted with an iuvee
rate Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians and IN
purehaEn all kinds of Incidence that are used or recon-
mended for its but TO purpose, until as last resort
heard of and tried DALEY s MAGICAL PAIN FIX
TRACTOR, when to my great surprise before had used
whole box of this Salve, my limb was entirely healed
and have nothing of it left about me.
BRADOCK DAVIS
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HENRIETTA, MunTOe Co., n, Y, May 8, l843.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these case,
wonderful so quickly does it all pain and sore
ness and hea' the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue
cess in healing old sores of long standing unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July g. 1876
Dear SiFS About week since whilst working Mt NV
trade cut my foot very bad and dangerou way The
whole bit of the adze entered the of my foot just below
the nstep. The wound began to name and continued so
to do until became much alarmed. l used British Oil
Inotue of Myh and several adhesive plasers but all to
no purpose.
: Then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan to subside, and has entirely left me.
can confidently recommend Dalleys Magical Pain Ex
tractor being superior anything have ever seen tried
for removing pain or Inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing 10 tes
y the virtues of this Save at all times when necessary
lTesde Franklin Avenue, at No. l5i, where can give
any information desired
YOuIs truly,
JEFFERSON M BISHOP
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The Mechanics Assistant,
AND OTHER NEH, INTERESTING PUBLICA TONS
Just receive ed at the
New Orleans stationers' Warehouse,

No. II CAMP street.
TIE MECHANICS ASSISTANT A Thorough,
Practical Treatise MensuTatiun and the Sliding Rueteach
g the manner Of drawing all Regular Superfces aud the
concise methods finding the REGULAR Superfce and
the Of all regular Soil both BY numbers by the
sliding Iu treating also the Laws of Notion the Descent Of
Falling Bodies, the Strength MLeIs, the Mechanical Pow
the Elasticity and Force Steam, Specific GRANTEES Level
ing the Pendulum, Adapted for the Of Crpeuiefs,
Shlpwrghts, WheelVTshs, sswysT, Gaugers Lumhemen,
Students aud Artisans generally. By d. NJ, Knspsn, A a.
Complete in volume limo.
PROF JAEGERS CLASS BOOK OF ZOOLOGY
Designed TO afford to Pupi Common Schools and Academies
knowledge Of the Animal Kingdom.
PROF. VELASQUEZ'S EASY INTRODUCTION
TO SPANISH CONVERSATION Containing that i
necessary make rapid progress in il Particularly dssgu
for persons who have little time to study their own
Instructors
HEARTS AND HOMES, or s, elaL Distinction A Story.
BY Mrs. Ellis, author Of "a The Women England" etc.
THE MAIDEN AUNT. a Story; BY s. M. ~" A
remarkably interesting and able work."
STORY. Of A GENIUS or. Cola Month By the au-
thor Of How to Win Love- " Michael the Miner ETC.
.... ALSO 80.
A Fresh Supply of LYNCH'S EXPEDITION TO THE
DEAD SEA AID THE JORDAN,...Fo sale BY
s24 Std ItW J. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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THE ROBBERY AT THE CHARITY HosP.TAL-James
Roach and VIM. Copeland auaigDed yesterday before
the RecoTdeI charged with fobbng the Chapel of the SIS
ters OF Charity OF pat of the Chu ch plate They pleaded
not guilty, and were Temanded until to-day for examination
DISCHARGED Nine of the crew of the ship Mononga.
hea, arrested Saturday last charged with mutnE were
examined yesterday before u Comm ssOnsF LuEhef and
discharged from custody The evidence nothing
Nor DtsCHARGHD-HanEah Ann Gun accused of puT.
chasing son silver from slave knowing it 70 have been
stolen, yesterday by Recorder GenOg before IN
First District Court for trial
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SORE NIPPLES,

The efficacy Of thu PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do not
hesitate say that the Ontmen. will never fail for this Dur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following was procured by one
of our Agents:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MOBILE THEATRE FOR RENT
/ 80 i'm e LOCKWOOD. Mobile, Alabama
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeully recommend It those who may be inflicted
with that most distressing complaint valuable al.
tice to cure it, PHCFBE BRAY
ALBANY, April, 1915 MARY MOORE.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE, GALQMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- "a
Nds GAG, RBUBARB, eto.-Ag low for cash
as can be procured elsewhers-Csll and u ~
nc iudget=Dr. E. j. COXE'5 PREPARA- IN
C8C SOUTHERNCoUGHs YRUP-An unequslled
EXTRACT or COPAiVA, sARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure superior
the Capsules O any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SAR5APARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-Ths strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
sc-For the eeand Of COnSumpion and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINI-
MENT.
tI Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tam, Bronchitis and ConsumptiOn.
Ey Office eOrnsr Magazine and Poydras SITS. n23 1y3dp
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may be confidently stated that there is no case Of Els
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and once the pain an(
soreness.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.
Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
a
rEoMAs BRADY- 9I obaTtre, street,

THOMAS BRADY, 81 ohartrss Street,
WILL, from this date commence selling of his entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
IN order 70 make for his fall supplies. Purchasers in
want OF Silks. Shawls, BHages, Printed Musns, Irish
Linens, article in the Dry Goods line, will consult
their interest by examining the Stock before making
their puIehsses IS the Goods will be sold at BARGAIN
eV- T. BRADY will, on the LIST November, remove to
Store No 20 CHARITIES STREET, opposite, wnere
he will open and splendid stock Of Fall and Winter
,9rV Goods. iy6 If
ANpEgW ]. AULT. SAM. Oakley SEYMOUR
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Barkg
NEW ORLEANS MARKnTs.

CREgCEHT OFFTuH.
Friday Morning, September 81 1870
CoTTON-Ths transactions in Cotton were ouits lin
tied Yesterday the SALES not excsadinE $50 ba mostly n
small lots. Prices are without any change
srauv-
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Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT 8 SEYMOUR,

No.244 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET.
Bsta5sss 50. Joseph street and Sc .Marg,s Market
TVVHEY take mnch pleasure inform their friend! and the
j. public generally, that they have purchased ne well
known ROCERY, "a TohOupitOulal Stieet, situated %
ooavsDen to St. Mays Market and which i hed up IN
the es aunef-where every article in the Grocery ine
ah always be found, and al the lowest prices.
Orders from hs friends the county, OF in the city
shall be carefully executed
Beside belt prepared to furnish every article Of Groceries
they will supply their friends with ELOJRr FQbab9Es
y. EAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels, IylO 3tAW Il
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS

ENOR SALE-A fine bark, $50 tons bunhsn, n.
II two years cd, cOppeIed aud ell found n eVeTv [
respect Is well suited foI the California trade
For terms, app to
SIS 81 w. ANDREWS co 81 Common at.
IN For Sisal and OampsaChy.-The 6pe Ia5i-sSiI.
SflAhA ing brig HARDY, Capt. Perkins viii have i'm
mediate dispatch. For freight o. Dassage gDnlv a.,
board, opposite post7, Second Municipality OF TO ~ '
lS2 DEWEY CO.. 81 Gravier It.
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SUNDRIES.
INN GAAs slL LONDON PORTER. INDIA AND

HUNhU.
A LADY and GENTLEMAN can be accommodated
with Board and Lodging, in gentesl private family
al S3S per month. Apply TO
1t ~'S ~ MRS. MARKS, 294 G-ayierst
AlIo Furnished Room 70 Rent at $40 per month
Apply o. above, Rp&H
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TO PLANTERS, Builders & House Owners.

y N y U q JIJ = q
PATENT INCLLNED-PLANE GATE-HINGE'
THE above article, the hest HINGE use, for self
IL shutting Gates be at No AZ ChaLires street
They without exception the most useful article now in
use Tor keeping Gates before FaImeH dwellings and cot
tage shut without trouble. Call w. A. BEECHER'S,
No. - CHARITIES street.
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Cincinnati, 4th month, 1s47.
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TNHE subscriber has opened LUMBER YARD at the
Il corner Of Magazine and GiTOd for YazoO Cy.
psSS Lumber and INVITES Builder and others give him
ment a. YazOo City, and will take orders and fill them
short time and for moderate prices. He will be receiving
shipments of Lumber monthly, if not onener, and will
make suitable deduction in price for Lumber delivered
the eves lie wiste lease suitable lot for
Ssid on Eohouptouas, Magazine, Camp, Pytania or St
CHARLES SITS. Sc I'm J. r. RICHARDS
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DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
PILES

but we shall suboin few testimonials OF its Vaus, selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts Of the
country.
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cai-TFias, never deserts them. ans viii L.
lend lkena u lie ssasl. Ii sna are ~.
81 = gaaie spirit aui iliina yon could
:. whip yaur weight in ui.I.csis." hegia
BIZ raI,iuEiug ~ sssa,linZ kitten. and. rtly
upon II. viii lhe iini rTy. II size be am
where wlilsE n.ilP, .uu'll have tie old
one doEn upon Won ike cash # liga.-
n,ng. and with sgcii Squalls. .aai sEzh :
bBisi Of fry. and OF 20 ienible an as ,eei.
mat the chances are Thousand n a fias-
ion IL nn,i. that sou viii rim ioI dear
lie. I uas llodhing once III wagon.
ifota 'ro,e,lo 10 Maumre, IN lie STATE oi
OHIO. over an eN.cTably level road. IN q =
hot .rR ol mis- slay in The rse.ih II June.
Tie diver vas hardy fellow. no lsos
I'll d Ihnush In e1..lnni.i,lg a resr ana
losen ihe nsl.icsl Maur e. aehe viii,
s.asle stake. and Vet he oNned he hi
been frightened by w,li e.. 80 thai .,a
IAN for IT,: and ih,n Is .eia i,.e s.csy,
whirh glte partly in his own nias.
=" was driving alnnr this tna,, in hr--
gy. with as Est lioFse rs ever senTnca tie
ahin, when some ten tots ;l,ca. al ns.
just hy ihal big oas. a w.,d e. Tea sn<
l..ree Kittens. came oul ~ IL Wood, ana
ro.sed he road, aud wen. intn s'i.ss
bushes on nur irli. and thought what n,ss
pets thew waald make. anG washed h.
one. When came up no ICED che II
the young enes in The edge 81 tie busllts,
hni few leei of. aud ! heaia. or Ilionrhl
| | heard. tie old one stealing along deen
in the woods. sprung ont. ard sra,ehsJ
up tie kitten. threw II in the buggy. jump
ed on and starred. v hen laia ,gHis gu
/ it, il Moved. and. coniounl il, kept Incw-
ING. aud as grasped l,e reins, ! heard +
sharp prlwl. and Ihrashinr through tito
!. bush, and knew lhc old une was romias,
+! and the next Instant she slrraued over a
leg unl lit IN the road. all on IN en-.
with her eyes flaming, her hair brslllra
and her teeth gIiEnng. when size turned
a. II an pivot, aud gave an nnear.hiE
!. suuall. as Sic saw ne racing away, snd
! bounded after. with such wells and f @
sud gained IN ne 80 fast, Tia, fer very le'
+ | lhlew the knlca OIL, AID dashed the i
j, M horse. hui she scarcely paused FOR tn
i. bnt bounded on 4 while. a. though the r.
i covely u her yonrgwould M, suffice VIII
G on, revenge. and when | saw her al =
!. ,ery back, stranger, did tremble-and
!. scarcely hreaihrd until her crying kit
/, recalled hpr. Here. al The top Of III.
: pitch, | Iopked back. and saw Ter sta |
/ ING. with her young one in her mOh.h
c booking alter me, as though she'd half
g mind 10 drop the kitten and give chas
n again. sase the horse a cnl, aud did H.
: lcel quite safe unit 60, some miles AVA
i | made up mind Iyom tia, lime lorwas
j. to let young ones alone"
BlSiio Commercial
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BlfIio Commercial
From the Olive Branch.
4 COWARD.

What bng.hcar some men hnd in IL
wnrd' coward" They ireadio have i,aF-
piled to ihrn, murR more 'han they wound
t. he caught with n sheep, or TO be ST
down rs dlShnue-t in their dealings ID .
business character. And vet. who is $40
real cowa.d! In most cases, il is the ia
no viii rather commit murder ur suIct5s
than bear .ae lspwnS Of sinful mortal Ina
kimsCll. And hr is the sane who shaees
| lis course entirely by his fears, lei tic
! cause be VIA, il viii. 4 man of :rBa
courage is he who will meet anything s. {,
/ bear everything rather than do wroaz,
/ I he only cowaT,lce thai a man shows 8
/ in mot caring Ia offend God, by wroas
act; aud such a coward is heavens nuhIe.
man. The suicide ar euelist who ,'ttnhs
! 10 sneak ouI Of the way of the finger II
/ human scum hy rushing uh"a.lrd INTO tho
/, psrsebce Of lis Maker, is ,he gEcaiesI
coward IN existence. man who viii
hear wrong rather than do wrong, IS 10
coward. There is no man deserving al Sc
much honor as he who is true 10 tie u al.
NJ hat a uab5e sentiment was liza. ui liz
!, Claiming: Il look" said ic, "wst4
. scm un the selfish gteatnrss Of the "of,5,
, and With ply on the giit7d SID prospectus
+, in the Struggle Cor oiliee AM pgweg; hit /
look vih reverence ON the Hhscaresi ,aaa
. who suffers lar the right, who is tras ta a
+ good, but pessef,iei cause" Thai IL
he true sentiment ,ha, shpaIl govern every
: nam. And he who bodily sus1aIas laa
: right, lhopgh IL be al the expense %. jo=5ns
iar good viii Of the unprlnclrle;!. wi =
, ways secure The cnunienancc and sugPa,l
/ Of al whose good opinion is worth any
| thing. To be called coward, III TIE pr
! pUlar sense of dat term, should give -
ran the least trouble.
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CHAPTER III.

at is the hour when 1--we
Shoots up the eye like morning on the east,
Making amends for the long northern hight
They passed clc either knew the Other loNsd.
The poor girl walked from her dream ol
happinpss dream where new Thoughts
aud new lights we're continually opening
before her-lo find her guide aud teacher
gone. 50 occupied had she hitherto been
in The strange surprise Of her minds ilrsl
awakening, ,ha, she hardly thought nj him.
cxcep, gratefully as an instrument oil de-
lgh,. Certainly there was nothing II,
their first meeting 10 awaken ln'e' aha
since thai time she had been ton busy 70
dream OF il. His understandable departure
showed her that these delights had AWAY
been associated with him, and wer" IN
comrelie without his presence. Yet nc
pride native 10 her bosom was nniamed
and his abrubt, insulting lcsertion prevent
ed her from making any manifestation !"
sorrow. She returned Ia her books am
old haunis again, somewhat sadder per
haps, bul with tie same enthusiasm as pc
| fore.
Nearly two years past. and she sill re
manned unmarried. Time had fully dese
Hoped her mind, and couiijames Chall'ol
| have seen her now in her intelligent beau
", he would have sorrlv repented ~
srlI Punishment Old Max was luron
ii first, bu, soon settled his mind by re
! fleeing that, alter all, a lawyer vas 10
hest suited 10 this taste.
\ Besides he had lately selected fs'
son.n.law, whom he vainiy sons'
commsnd'to his daughters favor. II
was a yonng hunter, just returned IFe'
an expedition 10 the far Western trap
grounds, who had won the old n a
heart hy his hunting stories, aud skull Yi'
The rife. lie was fine, handsome II
low no, much-darkened by exposaif, p
manly in his bearing aud frank addfes
Yet. as Diane always avoided lhm,
. had never been able 10 exchange VOL
with her.
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TIE WILDCAT.

liz Ihnse d1ys ri t,tFusea knowledge,
every body knows. or ought 10 know, that
the wildcat resembles poor pussy about
as much as the hog resembles the rhlno-
ceros. Ii is in fact. the lynx Of North
Amcrica--a strong, ferorious, hari.liyed
animal. just as iameable as the tiger. and
is not a white more amiaule. Ii nhahiis
deep forests, prefers thick wooded swamps,
and prowls chiefly by night. When
wounded rs The hunter, and not disabled
il flies at him with ronchani claws, aud
growing like fury, fights 10 the last
Aud vet i, has good qualities. Bye-lhe'
bye, wha. animal has mott |. loves Us
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From the New York Day Dock.
-1,s ,1.nrRr OF SARDINIA.

Charles Albert, King Of Sardinia. The
la,e head Of the ancient sovereignty ~ the
Dushy Of Savoy. enlarged in The course
nfeentunes. ~ the accession Of Piedmont,
Sardinia. GeEua. and oiherpiovnces. Is The
representative If the oldest rrigninp house
in Europe. BY strict hereditary right. he
would lie The lawful king Of tircai Britain.
RI, ror lie " Act ol Succession" passed
IL ,he Brush Parliament in The reign Of
William H.. nv whlrh all but the Pm
.cndan,s of James !. we've ex-
s ia the throne, the kings OF Sar'
1 are the lineal descendants ol a
a.,teF If Charles l.. Henrietta, Ouch
aa i orleans) would have been The M
.a., Of the British Crown ON tie en-
i.sa / the male line Of The Stuarts.
TIE Sandman Kings are, moreover. ny
,;de derived from their descent IRON tllc
lh,ase II l.usignan, Kings Of Jerusalem,
fortunately nheriung the shadnwy hon.
lors of their ancestor, the last possessor o.
,ha, brief Norman and Ftanklsh Oriental
monarchy, founded BY the Crusaders
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- Ahs2Es AsaA = VII AAN = 80 49, -
-lel's have ) liiile rife praeliee 10 sFislr
llsi unin,. Anniser Hial will To Won no
haras. Two slots rAei,. IeEsiHhfr."
Tie Ajax hi lily appre,sd lhis Plan
viii ,rinn,',sni glanre i Ch7riinn. lie
vel knew la liz yoarg iaay6r liad nj
rrrkon.d on his. or even irainfd hiin.ell
.egy par ieulasls with de rife. Tleuihsr
Ioo sed surprised ard annnsrd. bui made
no useless opiosi'iun.
A painted nil was pafliy dris6n into !
lree Il lorg slot disiarre, Is il.e niaik.--
Charlton fie fi,si with 81. 81 care lni mis-.
ed IL by II lest a inoi. Ills rival next,
and with better sneee ). Cor lis ballet sirirs
within IN inrh llom lie mil. lie 80
hunter nll.ed III hani sszing Hlr ia0h
iarid ain. Tie nil uas dnun right inf.
tie tree. CLarli, n Lad lie lexi slot. aud
nciicing that Max had raised his riile "a.
pnlly uniil The insianl II pressing The ir'g-
grr. initiated iir motion prfrisely. trust
ing 10 his own quick eye. and somewhat
In fortune Ton. The n.sfler a. Tie Tree
snnoure,! Tia, llic nrw nail lad been slight
Is s,rHck on tie edge Il tie head, andteni
double. The last shoi VI, rln'e bu; I'D
mui gnio inrl lhr marx.
Tins was more il.aa Tie dsEraifi man
could endure. lie shuok his clsncl,r,i NJ
., larl.on. and iliraairg himself IN" his
fahori,c fslili' . position. with hrni hfsd
spiang Sunlight tr Tie n.lrrs hIcasi.
Chmllnn's han,'s we've II gnica ~ liis ese,
snd stepping llilr aside lie grasped tie
niler's wiisl while vet in tie sir. and wliil
a single whiil compelled Linn Il execuie
somersei On nniliing and ihrn II IN hi'
back wi.tis conn'ir.g The afternoon Stars
lie arose and looked s,llen ior mo
meni, ii.en gra. ping Cl,a,ilon by the hand
saving as oniy Weslen man can say
Lawyer. iilal was Gieely done. loi
are ms iFiend--iaac her.
All congratulated lie lucky siclor. 0.i
Max shook hm warmly By tie haad, an
the fair prize heamcd a sweet smile oni,e
fortunate winner. Tie object cor which h
, had spent Iona hours # pslninl labor y
nov gsine,l. aud lie called hunstlla hafp
man.
For . month, lie ilpily visited her abod'
|, aud cllailed with the old hunter. or mn
/ commonly walked oul with the danghie
Vel moi word did he speak q marrlag'
!, FOR IL confess ihe truth. though his 10y
had Increased. Charlton was disappnlnte'
, He found e,en more Than he had cxpetie
, "a noble but Uniformed soul, LOFT
, thoughts. but uniirecied and wandering
! hnt closer views showed him the i.illy
/ his ideal. With 81 lovers ar,loF,
4 had moi The patience TO await the lEll d
i, vrlopemeni OF her mind. and expected Il
/ burst on Ut once From ignorance. ieisi
c was an apt scholar, anil allcr otereof
, ING her first aversion 10 houhs and boo
men, made rapid progress. lndetd.
q absorbed vas she in her new pursuit IN
h lie hardly knew that his affection was !
! tuned. and he could uni bear To wait tni
!. she had attained his standard nl pcrlecilo
\ much less think oi marriage before III
: time. lie was unreasonable, for he was
4 Liver.
. Charlton suddenly disappeared. !
II foolishly thought his lsc i'll 'hreeie
+ and suote 10 escape even from us men
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

Pride, Immature, and wans Of sense,
are the great sources Of i'll manners.
Never affect 10 he witty, or 10 Jest. SO
~ To wound the feelings Of another.
Never court the favor Of the rich ~
ilaHerng eilhrr their vanity or thelr vice..
II good men are sad, II is moi because
hey arS good, but because they ass ~
better,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

Some one, 'onking nj rich man, sa'j,
"Ponr man, he toiled dag and -ht pa,'l
he WIS forty to glin his wea..h, aud he
has been watching i, day and nigh! ever
since, for his ricluals aud clothes"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

=. Young kean Ike foaniain alayins
,si,,. rs bright. fresh fesings uP 10 The skles
-, ,sA siriyss % reacli-stlyes. loves N s.sla