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ERYSIPELAS.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but it is dnTen in and will rearpear in the same
other place. The Pain Extractor. however dral0s
and completely the of the disease and
effects thorough cure.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Charles Brush, FIenchman about
g year. OF age ed suddenly yesterday his in St
Peter street between Royal and Bourbon Coroners in
quest was held and verdict rendefed Died OF gestoa
OF the brain" The deceased was shoe maker and had
resided IN the city but nine months and pape found his
room IhOWed that be beIonged 20 The Malonic order
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TRY DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box, and applied some to the
sores felt immediate wherever il touched me, and
begged for enough to annOnt thoroughly Ii was OBJ
tanned and new life seemed to invest me To the
burning pain in the chest made Pills of it. and took
them which cured owe my life to your valuable
Extractor being strong ever and have been so
ever since early in the year 1919.
KERZTA FRENCH
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NEW ORLEANS:
sATURDAY MORNING. -SEPTEMBER 8.

MERCHANDISE PER The FALCON.-Yesterday Tchoupi
ouas street crowded with drsys bearing the city
from the Falcon, lying at the pier in Lafayette. great
number of packages for our merchants. We saw by the
marks many Of the boxes. that advertising friends are
receiving the bulk of the freight Several houses Char
tres and Camp streets will present. Monday, fine dis
play Of goods To-day viii gather particulars for
the benefit of readers and will give them the result
O nert nnmhsr
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HENRIETTA, MunrOe Co., N. Y. May 6, 1913.
QUITS. WOUNDS AND SORES

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
is wonderful quickly does it all pain and
ness, and hea the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its
in healing old sores of long standing unparalleled.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1916.
Dear Sirs About week Since whilst working at my
trade cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The
whole bit of the adze entered the top of foot Just below
the instep The wound began to nfame and continued
to do until became much alarmed. | used British Oil,
lncure of Myrh and several adhesive plasss, but all to
purpose.
then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation be-
gan to subsde and has now entirely left me-
can confidently recommend Daley Magical Pain EX-
tractor as being superior anything have tried,
for removing pain or inflammation.
am ship carpenter by trade and shall be willing TO tes-
THY to the virtues Of this Save all times when necessary.
lreslde on Franklin Avenue, at No. ISL where can give
any information desired
YOuis, truly
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SOUTHERN DEPOT,

IS o U TIL RN DEP OT,
ISL Charities street, NetD Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA,
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNEs.
SEE and the City of ST LOUIS. in the State of MIS-
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied au2O 9msdp
JOHN WRIGHT g. CO.,
General Agents for said Territory.
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FEVER SORES.

thereby certify that have been afflicted with invete
rate Fever Sore for fourteen years past aud have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians aud in
puTcha sng all kinds OF medicines that used
mended for its cure but 10 purpose until, last resort
beard Of and tried DALEY s MAGICAL PAIN En-.
TRAITOR, when TO great surprise before had used
whole box of this Salve, my limb was entirely healed
BRADOCK DAVIS.
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The LATE AFFRtY-B K shareu made an affidavit
yesterday charging James TObn with dangerously wound.
die from the effects Of his injuries We have given the par
tlcuias TObn was aTraigned pleaded not guilty. and
demanded 10 await an examination
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PILES

may be confidently stated that there is no case
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
It is certain remedy, and at once the pain
soreness
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CHARGE OF ARsoN-Phiip Adwell was arrested yestsr.
day by the Second Municipality police Hunter street on
suspicion Of setting his house fire. Thomas Aldwel
Timothy Mancum, nd Daniel MaHcum were also arrested
the charge OF having been concerned in above men
TONED act The accused were remaHded for examination
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Fatal AccInENT We Learn that yesterday Mr.. West-
ley Stokes, second officer of the BARK Desdemuna while at
tempting 10 on board the bark VaIhala m overheard
and was drowned Notwithstanding all the attempts made
about As years of age.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

~@e@ - 49, '" OA~ALlGAAN0
LATITUDE, 4s 57soN-LorerrUDr, 50 win Time. "a.
Cleared Yesterday.
s ss sIaB E5e MS Pensacola 2qHd FIi6b c
sehr Martha, Webber, Pensacola, John Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Maid of Dreams, Dennis from New York, 9Th ult to
Ship Rsah Jackson from New York July slst, to samp
Bark Tarbo. BoEnsI, 80 days from Boston to master
sohf JoGa ROwlstt wOOdlnghsm from TampioO, 18th
schi Heroine Alien, days from Vera Cruz to master
,srEAMBoArs:
Oregon. Hieyn. from Mobile,
Eiska Landry, from Baton ROuse-3 bales Cotton
Beacon Roberts, from Louisville.
Gpsy, Ure. from Baton Rouge
Towboat Phgnlx. Rinehsrdt, from the Passes.
TOwbOat Star, Brown, from the Passes
Spoken;
By the ship Maid of Orleans, the 9Th ut of Tortn
gas, ship OswegO, hence for New York.
Memoranda.
TowbOat Star owed down and to sea. on the slt nil
ship E I S and SebIs Hors9t and Col Cross Lf
Ontario aground on he Bar bound out: shin sf,tsSp
inside, bound out.
TOwbOat Phoenix lowed down and to sea, on thu "a
inst bark ofbta, brig Felicia. and achr. Amsuoan.
PASSENGERS;
Per ship Maid Of Orleans from New YOtk--9O steey.ps
Per ship Raiah from New YOr6-l0 slsefaEe
W1NESJ BhAMDIES. he.
CHAMPAGNE WINES OF the eelebratsJ hr,,5.
" Rul9art, scIelder, Gordon Bleu. Palace Ia Mefoef
ThoHs e15 CI,S 4 osjea9A IN pnls and quartz.
Ola FoRT, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES. in
casks ana demllohns, and cases Of dOz. each
NsIy choice SPARKLING HOCk-Hoekbeimer & Co.
Eot sale 0y BURROWS OSTRoM
hht ltnls - hatcher street
TEW DOLL AIRS REWARD.
IL Az Az AWAY 9a the goth Of Jaly last tbs Negro
~ woman ELIZA, about feet 2 inches hign, ~
about % years old is ped the noe ~ small GR
front nart Of her head f quite white walks fast, and hOlis
heell She was ia the habit Of gong out 70 woik0a
haronne. Common, Circus, s. John ana 81 Feal euee
also, in the neighbOThOOd Of the Gas Wof1s
Tbs above reward will be paid % any Rs9h "ho shaet
rest her, her be arrested An persons ata
| sSSl i5ts Nv ~ "''N' w, B. VERNET, 81 Camp st.
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DIsnRDERLY HOUsE-Chares Watson was sentenced
gelefdey by Recorder Genols, 70 pay fine of 4I5 for
lie was unable to make up the funds and viii work the
out at 81 80 per day.
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Slina.
Banks.
SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

"a For LiverpooL-The fiue British ship INTRIN-
$8EN SIC is loading for the above port For
~A freight or passage apply TO
JOHN TOtLE,
50 or to G, w. OLIVER, % St. Charles ST.
a. For London.-The Al and last sailing ship ON
&ftl% TARIO, Capt Wilmer, having most of her cargo
engaged will have immediate dispatch. For lighl
ani4 LEVI H. GALE, SO Common st.
n For Sisal and Oampsachy.-The fine ast.saiL
S4hkA ing brig hardy, Capt. Perkins, will have i'm.
mediate dispatch. For freight or passage, apply Cd
board, opposite pOst7, Second Municipality, or to
iva DEWEY Co, 81 Graver st.
COASTWISE PORTS.
Il. For Philadelphia ommercial LaRe-The fine
&sBh l regular packet haik YARMOUTH Teal,
have quick dispatch for the above port For balance of
freight or passage apply on board Pos A. Second Munc
palny, or to JNO. w. AN DREWS & co. 81 Common st
~ Agents in Philadelphia, L, LINCOLN Co. So
- For NewY crk-The fine A 1 fastsaiiing bsTk
&8G LLEWELLYN, Nelson, MASTER having a large
norton of her cargo engaged, will have quick dis
patch. Fol- balance of freight passage having fine
Communications, apply on board or to
au30 J. w. ANDREWS 4 co. 81 Common St
"a. For archaeological LiRe.--The splendid
%8S& fast sailing ship HARRISBURG Hamblini mas
a7A7 ter having paTt OF her cargo engaged VIII have
Dispatch For balance OF freight, or passage. having hne
state accommodations apply on ardPos H. Second
" SaiS Jko H' ". ANDREWS CO.. 81 COmmOns
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EDGED ToOLs--RodOlph Lehman was arraened yestsr.
day before Recorder Baldwin, the charge preferred by
Christian Sims. Of stealing carpenters tools from his house
The 9Th inst is fxei for the examination.
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PENMANS HIP.
NEW PUPILS will be during the entire Fall and Win
N ter, BY '''"' Ah ~ WIN
J. W, DoLBEAR, is Camp street SNHrn
where all pupils desired attend until free - f41
bold, business hand is acquired. Former puril4 ~
invited to resume their lessons their pleasure
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AssAULT.-ThOmas Sweeney was sent before the FiIt
District Count Yesterday BY Recorder Baldwin for an assault
upon o. M. Hnson in his house, corner of Phlippa
and Common streets. on the 1Sth Of August laat.
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BREACH OF THE PEACF-Peter Mcdonald for forcing
his way into the house of Mary Purcell was uuired bv Re-
Gordel Baldwin yesterday TO give bail in the sum Of s50 to
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
Corrected every morning especially for The Crescent
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DIsMIssED.-The charge of tTss9ass brought aeaus,
May BaLk and Bernard Douglass, dismissed yesterday
BY Recorder Baldwin '-'
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ARRESTED. John MoCue was taken in custody yester
day for threatening to take the life Of MI Cassidy.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
80 For California via Chagres.-U S. Mail
,sEF HHbA Steamship C0mpGny-lh he splendid Mail
sSSah2sl Steamship FALCON, 1000 tons buItheR, 1t.
I'll j. Hartstein U. S. N, commanding will leave toF
Chaqres with the California and Oregon Mails,
WEDNESDAY, the 12h September, at ~ clock A. NJ,
punCtualiy from foot OF st. Mary street. Lafayette.
RATES OF PASSAGE; ~
Saloons TO Chag %lNV W
In Lower Cabin, oy "
in tearage and mess with crew, to ChagTes % W
&C. M passage secured until paid for,
PARADISE, LAWRASON 4 co. Agents.
81 GFavieT street.
Mr. surgeon is attached to the Falcon. thereby always
sscn,in GOOD medical attendance to her passengers auA
-. For Oalifornia.-The superior fast sailing ship
asfFfk DALAATlA, Capt W. II. FOlger will leave
for san Francisco, via a port in Brazil and Vapa-
raso on SATURDAY, October g. Passage in the cabin.
$780, the Storage (nes with crew. $780, For freight
or passage apply 70 go -
PLASTER PARIS.
THREE HUNDRED BARRELS WOthenpOoR's Su
Sc p''''' JOHN STROUD & co l4s Common st.
MAOKBRBL
E'IFTY B BARRELS New No. MaOkeTel. landing and
s. Nv AULT & SEYMOUR, "a TehoupiOulaa 1t,
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VAlhalla- .......ll,na
Yarmouth .,.... ANA
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. ~ n Important TO Travellers going East
LesFs E2T ,AqHtggRe5g and RetEmDkd-EVERY
glsE5iIasaEtN TUESDAY.-Ths splendid, fast running,
dnu6e engine passenger steam packet WIN, Brad
STREET I, MaaheT. master, will leave Mobile Every
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, and arrive al
montgOmery every ThuBday Morning, at Z O'Clock.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Monday Morning will
meet with detention, and will arrive at Charleston in
lime for the New York steamers
aul3 ] 5. MARSH & CO. Agents. Mobile
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LAT1rUDE, IS 81 50 N.-LONeIrUDr 50 win Time. 81.
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a. n For Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville
slllaG5sza Wheeling and PittsJlrg = d. s. Mil
Sss55E1z The new elegant and fast running steamboat
Captain johB Fulton is hourly expected
at foot Of POydras st. and will leave with dispatch For
freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations
apply on board, or to
auX HYDE & OGLESBY u POydFas st.
N. B.-The Savanna draws only ~ inches Passengers
and shipners may rely gong lhTough without detenon
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No. a ST. Charles Sc.
TFNHE subscriber begs leave inform his numerous friends
J. and the public that he has thoroughly re. q =.
painted and repR red his establishment, and @tM
will open It for their accommodation on Mon Fs sA
Gay, Sept. 3. Having made ex. vi "
IN tenslve alterations and improvement ln The
NZl5p Az Cooking department atlOding much greater
4saA faGlles than formerly, he trusts to be able to
serve his patons with thing in his line in style une.
quAed by any Restaurant in the city He has made
ments for constant supply Of OYSTERS EM ~
from the choicest Beds of the Gulf and the HI "A o y
Lakes, and his Table will always be supplied ~ MI
with the best Steaks ChOps Ss4A4N
Tuss 80 FISH, GAME, etc, together with every
1850 delicaoy be procured in the New Orleans
markets. The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Lii
QuOrs Porter Ale etc. Of tile very beat brands carefully
selected His cooks and walters viii be second TO none in
the city and he will be found always at his that
he will every eXeoR to render his Saloon worthy of the
sens en- JAS. CASSIDY
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To Planters, Builders & House Owners
MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,

. AZ n n n q q 7 y hV r.
Adjoining the Post Office, NeI0 Orleans, La.
~ Atths above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Consisting Of NOVELS HIsroRY, BIOGRAPHY, SCENT.
nc, COMMERCIAL, GEOGRAPHIC Il and MEDIC ALVoRKs,
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Tsstuer with all the principal Daily Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Co Try any supplied and forwarded
with Dispatch Books nailed Prompt attention psd to apy worn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18
Sowing Glover seei.-If you have

not already soWn Your clover seed. You
should luse M lime IN doing so, after I e
ground is rclie,e ed from the Iros,. and take
our word iur ii, that YOU will advance
y"nr rllanres nf surcess by ruling il in.
Indeed, We would both harrow aud roll
after edng. with the cunfden, telirI that
we woLll MI oni, secure more cor am
growth Of clover. bat that We should be-
nrht he shea, crp hy encouraging III
lllrfing. In advmaiing lie sowing of
clover <eed. we are prnnpl-d % rrrom-
nienl ils caltnre because we conscientious.
" believe tai. wiihouI clover aud lime.
40 permanent improvement Of the -oil can
be effected. on my lands which may have
been exhausted 81 lis ralcarccus element.
or, ptrrhance, NAV NOT originally lave
had il. This opinian. thus incidentally
advanced. forces us 10 the confession. that
IL is us, less /, snw rnvrr seed IN fields
where The souls are destitute uf llme. unlrss
ashes OF lime accompany such seeding.
Americoa Farmer.
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I.sE or LONG MANURE.

Thnsr farmers sh0 haze irirrminrt
n"i :" ineIsa-r ,hrir qaan,iIy of mannr,
hs mixing i hrfnde is u. c",np ,silinn viii
cheaper .uhslanr.s. ~hirh may thus BE-
converted inia manure. snuli do well Ia
rln~ ], inln the land after regular rT rs.
IN the late summer ol I'll. oT before late
iumips. The nhjrriions usually Urged
against this pracllrr are. iliaI thu saluhl,.
paris nav ,e washed away during ihr
rains Of winter. and that he ammonia
aili evapolaie. nf be otherwise di.sIp.lrd.
Very lril@ amnnnia will pass III. az.
indeed. exist until lrmrd aud liberated
hy fermentation. and il pl,Srd inio The
ground. lie carbon cr.ns matters II thu
SOIL will reeri.r anil retain Il: u any raj.
ilIr less ri ammnnis will be- very much
less ihan 10 len 10 iernrnt in an ap-n harm
yard. thus permitting the aimo. pE,r- TO
garry OF ammnnia. Again. manure oc.
enp,ing the upper stratum nf earth. say the
upper sis incilr. or more &c soil. und, ..
goes yer. Lutte decomposition during " in.
ter. aad indeed nome gors AT all v h, the
ihemon,. ter ranges al ar below the ferz
ine p"ini. AMI when slightly more. the
small pr1pHrlinn of manure ~ compared
With il.s hulk Of the soil. il in.nlicrni L.
generate heat. The fact &C leaving rlsyr,
snlls or heavy loans. ronghrnpd on their
surfaces Nv the blowing whrh turn. IA
the manur.. enables the winter H. d,sInir
gale ils ultimate pariirie.; the frequent
irerzings AMI lhaNings will render surh
soil monr pilveruleni. and more capable
81 ahsorbi z ANN mia. Than three sprinp
plnwings with dead surface dn,inp
winter. Nor need the farmer tear much
lnss OF the inaIg .nr ar MN ial parts oi
hrs manures. Tor these are prnI, cird irnn.
The winner rains hy the vegetable suhsian
crs with which they are cnmhiarl. To
prove This. ify 10 dissolve oal apy &c The
mineral constituents uf straw hy snakin,
in water. AMI ynu will find the, are insn
liable until the vrgtiahl- matters protecting
ilicm fr'un solution, ran hr got nd ~ nr
altered. IN ih"t praSim ir 30 iirinn. eli.
ther hs fermentation - bnrning.
he prarllce II applying frr,il farm ard
dung heinre autumn plo~Iae i nos murh
prarlistd. hoih in Eur pc anil ,hi.. county.
thus producing FAR crops at iurnips. AID
saving Time ~ the .p,ing AID more salua.
bic arts nf the year.
M msnurrs should he used on land.
until by eon,h,na,l"n in a proper manner.
both its properties ~ generating heal. and
supplying ammonia har. been a,ailrd .f
To change nnrk. reai aud other organir
matters not in snch state nf decay. a.
active manures. II however they arenot
prepared 81 ~ To usr thu products ~ their
stable. this would profit BY au,nmnal my
nuring.
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il .h,sh he seii i.lrfi after yon base rrsp.
q yanr rfaP. Il 10 cure 10 P,odurr good
r.an an. thrr yrsr.
tII nf his rn,p nf ra'sinss 10 have
led head IL hnEas. q hfaf 20 aAen and
2 aailcil raas. hrsisl. \ -. &c. g.. our
pes.pir laas ine - much .. Ii,r, ruuIl rnn.
-usse lInh llis IL A.srnI,rr "a die A.,
March. ,nriudins innr months. a. al This
lime NJ have Ios led auI lrn bGslsl. &c
eo'H. Hot our paper z.insni,I,r- rs 10
siaI' iur The IErsrnl. Il sgnr4bl,. Ia ,ou
ss ,hsll snlr nnrr an lhis lapr-Iar
NE sriiiy b.llrsr MANY sauld he plaliled
~ pursuing : s,mila plan. Ia OUR mat
w. vii nsnllan the IImr and msal. al
rullisapon--ani also The manner al fred.
ing with p"lal.rs. llrGo.
OTan .rburg. 23d March. 1919.
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Frem the old Moth STATE.
THE BACHELCRiS BR DE,
~ ANGELINA 4. ALEXANDER.
cnArTEs ".
lconeluded.I

LYING amnng the ,erdani hills of NV
England. illr ,Itrr washing their d 81. II
tie beautiful ,lllagr IL s.. Ia. som :.
what removed from The regular route III
travel. and hiring At distance from the
rail read stations, the Rn-aheA,l spirit III
The present day j. almost unkG"wn n.
nong us inhabitants consequently, ,h-y
are harp, aud conirnied people. retain.
lns much Il their pn,ilan simplicity.
Npar he upper md al The ,llIs..p. rrrl-
~ liille rniiagr peeps uut from smnng the
Tiers. Fi,rrv are either cottages -railtrrd
around. hul ahuul hi. enc here ,rras 4
y. rnilar Charm. From The modest violet.
uhIrh in unprcltnilng luyrlnrss, ~. ~
IT, meek esr in the early spring, IL lhr
shnay ci.s sanihrnum. iha; fingers 10
Glad ~ awhile anld lhr sad and gln"my
rnd> nf autumn. ali The flowers seem Ia
have chosen ia hranly spot IN whirh tn
huld their court. aud nv d,spia, ing their
charms. II possible. rival -srh mhrr IN
loseiinrss. Around the porch Of tie ,lonr.
the sweet hont,sucklr clasps lis gIacriul
mills. wh lie The queen Of fl"~rrs.
hiu-hins Al her own hesuiy, disputes tie
fragrance with The exquisite Jr-samine.
lha, shnarrs lis t!rl.rair blossoms he.
meath the parlnr windows. around which
il is trained. liul lhr 10, rlirst Hover &c
all hl'uns within tile cotlage--sarci An
ne Leslie.
Anne Leslie was moi sixie, n, nor vas
shr twenty SIX; ste occupied pnslii u
between The Two, but WHERE We due MOI
tell. q. /, IS te,y lmpoll,e even l., CUES
nj lady's agr. aholn you suppose 10
have completed her sixteenth year. Tier
father had been the pasl,r al The church
that stands in the centre oil the village,
and associated with her earliest rrcollpc.
,iuns was his image. Well could she
rrmrmher how he used 10 take her nv
the hand 10 church. aud lea, ing her IN
I'll. pes will, her mnlher. would Gil his
place in tie pulp'. 10 lead the devn,irns
u the people. and rs hr hrcanr animai-
cd with his subject, and seemed horne
upward. forgetting every thing around,
Anne wn4li almost trpmhlr. anil fear
thai her dear papa would never again
be willing To share her childish plrasur
Her youthful imagination had invested
him with rxallrl attributes. AID often
did she wonder hoS grrs, man like
her father. could love simple ch'ld like
her.
As Anne grew older ard her mind ex.
banded in beauty and richness under the
waichfnl care Of her father. until she
could in some degree enter into his feel
inss, how did she adj re that beloved pa
REM. and with what emotions of awe
aud delight would she listen IL The plead
ing' aud impassioned tones of elrquenre
that fell tl"m his lips. stirring the very
depths Of her spirit. Proud and happy
was she 4, be The daughter &c such farh.
er. hui death entered the happy home
of her childhnnd. and marked tho hus-
band and father Tor hi- victim. The hand
Of affection smooihed the diving pillow,
closed the weary eyel'ds. and lad gently
dawn the village pastor, 10 res, fnm his
lab rs.
Aune Leslie wss iRsensoiabls NJ the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18

sfre shaui y ks rasrsd. 1Lr l.w hr~
rssr. h.s hrrs nisinrd. and. ~ CIR ss
] hive hren slsl- o. nhserrs. with The hap
pissi result 70 F,anre.
Pew things hare siri~k me mnre farri.
Ills ilsn fhr difirrerrr IN de- rondili..n II
lie sgiisnliural pnPul .ii.n a f.snce anil
ih>i 81 Gi~ss iinls.n--s sahjrri 10 Which
] hz 2 arrsdy reirurd. have never sem
= ma.r healthy. brIi-r-rlsd. az hzppi.
or p.spai.iIan lh,n IN. frrurh pe..sniTy.
Something maj be- asrnhed .. Ilirir naln
ralls rhrrdai irmTrssm. M. and something
Gao thai extraordinary sabrriy. wIirh
r,rTy~ herr. IN remark able degree. e. ar.
srirrize- lh- French people: hui mneh
m"re. ! think. 10 the favorable rendition
IN sh'rE lii. law. shirh renders sllsina-
biz hr I.o-sfs.i,u II a f,rehuld in lhr soil,
piarrs llrm.
! am rs'rmrly arersr II making any
unfa,arallr rnInpan.ons. and am quite
awzrr iha, nv ln'ienrnI may ne a fault.
huI .iaall nil.nd nn ranh d minI Nv the
rain expression IL nv han-si npiniar.
The very p'.nr r..ndnion of large p"r
ton If illr English agricultural lahoring
population must he arknawl.-d ell. The
arquislllnn e property is. in m"sl rasr,.
al h", i,npos.ihlr. The great d,Ittul,v.
where ih.rt j. 4 family. i. 10 snhsist: IN
sickness lhrs have 10 resource hui private
rhariiy - pa,ish assistance; and ihry
have. IN must ra.e.. nolhng 10 whlrh
he, ran Ink forward ~hrn The power 10
abor fails firni. hni ne aims house.
C0lmaa's Emopean Agriculture.