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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-16
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered under an Act OF the
N

APPROVED FEBRUARY s, 1886.
THE undersigned appointed commissioners by
I virtue of the eleventh section, of the act above
referred TO, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on Saturday
the twenty third day ofFebruary, 1880, the office
OF 0'RIley & Mitchell on Water street, in tn City
of Evansville. they will open books for the sub.
scription to the capital stock Of said company said
books be opened between the hours of ten oclock>
A NJ, and four O'Clock NJ. of said day, and be
kept open until the whole amount OF stock required
by the charter for organizing the company is taken.
NATHAN ROWLEY, D
ALANSON WARNER, Comm'rs.
JOHN MITCHELL,
Evansville, Feb Is, l65O--3t
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ApM1N1sTRAToR,s NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has taken out letters of Administration with
the will annexed on the estate of Henry Whetsane,
late of Vanderburgh county and State of indiana,
deceased, All persons indebted to said estate are
having claims against the same are requested to
present them duly authenticated for settlement;
the said estate is supposed to be solvent
january 25th 1850. BRACKET MILLS,
tebi5 3W Ad .ninistrator.
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When there has been trivial contests up
1--WE always confined ourself to replication.
Advertiser.
We don't think you has.
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LAST CALL, WITHOUT EXPENSE!
4 LII who know themselves indebted Tor State
"a and County Taxes, Tor l649, are notified 10
reb7 R. ". DUNBAR, Two.
lust RECEIVED-per steamer Genl La
ID iayet,e Gent Lane and Oregon
80 bags prime new Rio Coffee;
% hhds New Orleans and Clarified Sugar;
10 bbls Loaf, Crushed; and Powdered do;
80 do n. Orleans and Sugar-house Molasses;
60 barrels,and kegs Tar;
% sacks fine Salt,
50 dozen Cedar and Painted Pals;
Which, added to our fermer stock makes it gen.
eral and complete.
lana FOSTER & BROWN
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE Purtnersphip heretofore existing between
4 Glover s Davidson has this day been dissol-
we'd, by mutual consent. Those knowing them
selves indebted to the firm, will please settle the
same with c. Davidson
GLOVER g. DAVIDSON.
n B.-The business will be carried on at the old
stand, in all its various branches by
febi6-3t. G. w. GLOVER
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The following is the closing paragraph from long ar.
ticle in the Albany State Register. the organ it is sup
posed OF that portion OF the wings OF the Empire State
who oppose Mr.. Seward and adhere 10 Mr. Fillmore
will be that it recommends "unted and efficient
support OF the plan OF compromise proposed by the Com
mitiee OF Thirteen. Ii says:
The Presidents plan, Ike the committees is compro-
mise-a proposition admit California and abandon the
WiInot Pcovi.o but give il the goby in silence,
less and unnecessary instead OF speaking and saying
openly compromise with the tender consciences OF
absuactionsts pro and con concession 10 preiadces
North and South, yielded from supposed necessity
which, perhaps, would have been better have tried
t leaving propositions 90 further and settle the whole
controversy 10 be tried afterwards Ii is worthy OF remark
however, that the South look quite iitte
favor upon the Presidents plan upon the commees
and rs by certain that u theirs falls his viii
succeed. Preen, Appearances against such
aud hold that the interests OF the administration and Of
the Union. 10 the present crisis viii be best promoted by
united and etcien, support of tue Senate committee
and such support shall look f,t from the moderate
and patriotic Of all parties, and from all friends
OF the administration and 81 the republic
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We laid before readers yesterday morning the re-.
port Of the committee and the resolutions this exiraor
binary case We now hasten lay before our readers
the argument on that report presented by Mess Burt
and Jackson Also the powerful report prepared by
Messrs Disney Feaiherston and Mann ;and lastly
other minority report prepared by Messs Breck. Conrad,
James G. King, and Grinnell The whole presents very
extraordinary OF public tfansgresson, which Is cal
culaed 10 sile the county, and expose the true char
acer Of ibe present cabinet These strange revelations
must arouse the country and may shake the present cab
met TO its centre.
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The demands made upon our columns BY the peDs,l
crisis in public affairs compel Us to pass with va
brief notices The valuable periodicals which We dad
our table for the present month. Hunrs Magyar
comes as usual filled with useful and interesting ma,
i'm relation 10 the various interests and pursuits to VIII
il is devoted No periodical in America is condue,]
with more judgment and ability than this. The Dsm|
cratic Rsvsw aso sustains its high character Tor abb
and sound republicanism. II has an able article on -"
conspiracy OF fanacism. admirably written, and adap
TO the present state OF the times II has, also n
liihogaph portrait. with biographical sketch Of d
Hon. Joha McKeon, distinguished democrat Of b
city OF New York. DE Bow's Commercial Rsviev
The South and Wssi presents It's usual rich treat OF ess
statistics, and commercial Information OF all kinds
has very able article from the pen of its accomplish
editor, recommending the establishment OF stalisd,
bureaus by the several States The american Lau Jo
nal also appears with its usual variety of useful a
welI-digesied matter. We are indebted TO Franek Ia
lor, esq, for the Journal Of Me Franklin Institute 4
Aprla publication devoted to science and the arts ID
filled with valuable and interesting matter. BucAaaa
Journal of Man for March and April is also befo
handsomely printed, and with pages teeming with dis
QUESTIONS aud information with regard 10 the pecuh,
science to which il is devoted. And Grahas and S,
tain's Magazines and Godeys Lddys Book have appea
ed in all their wonted brancy and beautythe chesy,v
and the best for the price published in the world Bad
rood for April is also before 1t contains two elbo
rate and powerful political articles, one entitled "Tb
Ministerial Measures" and the other "Caird's Hs
Farming Narrowed" besides several very in,eresr
and we-writien ARTICLES of miscellaneous chalac,s
For this publication we indebted 10 the publisher
Messrs Leonard Scott & Co., New York, through d
favor Of their agents, Taylor Maury, Of this city
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ae surprised that southern democrats shou " NV
intend 10 remain with the national democratic parry
The national democracy never had moro able o. :
more faithful and jealous advocate Than the unoa
newspaper Is al this time; and hence we do not perc e,'
any necessity for Journal at the seal Of government
as exponent Of true democratic principles The cav
tors OF the Union have had most dbcah and ardaom
duty to perform during the present agitation oil great 20
tca questions, but they have shrunk from It's P
Torrance, nor fallen short in wisdom, power and palrlor
ISM the discharge OF the obligations their position hss
devolved upon them. Boston Post
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supreme Coar, OF the Ua,,sd states.
FRIpAY, MAY N, 1850.

FRIDAY, May ~, I5JU.
No,s0 r. Lyle ct al the Stale Of Arkansas ct al
In the Supreme Court Of Arkansas Mr. Justice
Mclean delivered the opinion OF the court reversing the
judgment of said Supreme Court with costs and remand
ing the cause for further proceeding in conformity to the
opinion OF this court
No. ia H. NJ. Bayard. plaintiff in error, u.s. j. Lombard
ct al. The argument Of this continued by Mr.
Read for the defendants 10 error.
Adjourned mill Monday, ii O'Clock, a. m.
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N AHOG ANY BOARDS, PLANK, vENEERS, BALUsTERs
III AND NEWEi. POSTS AT AUCTION-On Thursday 2ad
instant shall sell warehouse, the Of
streets, (Hssup weedons budingl nj O'clock
sortmcnt Of 81 Domingo mahogany, via
1900 feet \, y, and Y boards
500 DO ! and X inch plank
500 do 2, az, and 3-inch plank
1850 do culrd veneers
200 frst-rate u inch balusters
ncwels and
Terms Al OF under SIS cash SS, and
ceedns ESQ., credit Of 90 dns So credit Of 80 and % days.
for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
The ioners
rict respectfully invited the sale
Of fine quality they worthy attention.
Please be punctns % The time.
GREEN h TAsTET,
Mylo-asTATh Auctiopeers
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ns-w. III. Burleiqh, Editor OF the New York Tenn
perancc win lecture Temperance Hail. street,
this Sunday evening, O'Clock The public are invited
GEORGE SAVAGE, President
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ARMISTEAD BURT.
JOSEPH w. JACKSON.

Neatly furnished Room. private family, located
Of the city be had with without board by
May i9-diw
DAYARD TayIors New Book CALIFORNIA;. EIdo-
ID ado Adventures the Path Of Empire, with Illustrations by
Literafs Nations, sketch Of their popular
Bryants Letters Traveller Things Europe
p SsossS Of Foreign and f%:S'S Books with classified index
p''e' TAYLOR MAURY,
May 10 Booksellers, near 9th st.
NEW BOOKs--Leuers ofa Traveller Notes Of Things
In Europe and America BY William Cullen Bryant vol
Edoado adventure in The PaIh Empire comprising
Sc &C BY Bsyard Taylor, author Of Views Aooi"
success in Life,he Lawyer BY Mrs. l.. c. TuthIl vol
View q Ss and Literature q ae ss'e n
May 10 "''''"' = - ''-D fRANcK TAYLOR
NEW white Goods-The subscriber. as, received
emea ing NE annexed dscpuons TO which they invite he aen
10 pieces plaid camDcs musIin lol the finest
50 piece. eambnc mu.ins, including al quaite.
rs pieces nne jaconst canbncs
% pieces pain and priced dguled swiss mu.iins
3 soosa so %Sd dress S.a soun ssa aas
will b. sold accordingly.
remaining handsome and
cL @ siS Sn@T5s, May CO.
uAm BRUSHES, COMBS, ssc.-Every description OF Eng.
III ish, French and comb brushes,
Will be found at JOHN GBB5s Comb and Perfume Store,
comprsing In the assortment
ivory buffalo, suitable for presents
gh yued, maple backed Russian bes and other ne hair
brushes all 81 the best maauf,cttre
Also variety Of dressings fine TOOTH pocket tuck SIDE and
Pspnsyvana avenue, between OH and oh streets.
May le-3uf
sas FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer oSceola win
<s-@s<- leave Washington for place monday
the Goth at o'cock, aud
Aer viii tips leaving Nor
JAMES MITCHELL,
May Ie-4t Captain.
FRAGRANCE AVID FAsHION-An The fashionable extract.
OF the opened In John ~
Fancy and Perumery Store
9Th and 10Th streets.
Also, perfectly superior Of real Parma cologne
acknowledged be tho perfect the
natural flower introduced
May ls-3uf
EANsi FANsi FANS -spansh, Chinese French paimcaf,
and other fans 70 great variety, and Of every price, opened
Also large supply plain black ns which viii, be sold cheap
Fancy and Peamey Store Pennsylvania avenue p
and lvth streets May ls-3n
HANDSOME Canes, Umbrellas, Feather busters, Carr
III boys leather belts renemens buckkn
gloves, &C, recently opened D. n. GfBBsts
Fancy and Peraney stce Pennsylvania avenue oh
and 10Th streets. May ls-3hf
fyOR summerWe have large assortment Of under
suit The protection
Of cpdemics, OF gauze fabric, Of WOOL cotton silk and
linen.
Also quality shirts do medium, good eheap
sdocr Browns Hotel Penn. avenue.
May s-imif
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FRAGRANCE AVID FAsrIIOy.-Al the fashionable extract
OF the opened In large nj JOHN u
9iBBss Fancy and Pcrume Store
9th and
Also, perfectly and article cologne,
bottles small Of the
acknowledged be the most perfect sembancc Of Of thu
natural flower introduced.
May Is-3uf
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Neatly furnished Room, I'm private family, located
city, had with witOu, board BY
addressing "a. B. af this Office.
May l9-dlw
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LOR sumuer-We have hand Of under
garments " suit The warm thai protection
Of cpdemics OF gauze fabric, Of WOOL COTTON silk and
linen.
Also quality shirts do. medium, good article cheap
YOUNG OREM,
sdocs west Of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue
MAY 5-lmif
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HANDSOME Canes, Umbrellas, Feather Du.ters Carr
III boys' leather and BELTS genemen buckskn
gloves &C. recently opened At j. .GfBB5s
Fancy snd pefaney Store Pennsylvania avenue oh
and 10Th streets May is-3nf
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EASsi FANsi FANS ispansh. Chinese French palmlcaf,
nj JOHN n. GiBBS's. - 49,
Also sarre supply Of plain FANS which win be sold cheap
Fancy and Perame Store Pennsylvania avenue eh
and 10Th Nav Is--3uf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-12

:. we. .t'..s '.s ,'...' -. ? that % r-..
'o.l.9 g. s,,.g c.l 1,r. 'pIor,nsoo va. .
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H.. l,a.r t..i....,, ,.,cI.i"-, bis crt,t. ,,,.-
c.,a,,.., ,t,,.o.,nl. of nnrnJs Ianr,r ,Trd,oa.
. Ia, Of ovcoIl,,t croJ;ii th,ro
i.,aJ nc,lors in Tho cit, nr Jond,n M s,Car
rourern HAN that If Nsssrs Thomnson &, Co D..
bU a moment @ , sucb ~ as snea @ Of no rational At
refoc,inn WAS admittod M former stahiIify yos
/ lacked to General dislrns, was G.lt onj ev.
ory ono rn.hnI to his Larl,o,,s ,o ,ritLdrsv his
! lizard earfnl tLa, tho nnv,ir.,,nt vonld ba tn,
late forrottinr entirely tha, his .tcn was that
Of ali others ibe most hl,nIy 10 insure the ruin
no sou.ILt tn avr;I
But TO retnrn. Tba wao,lhv c;,izen cat
uloomily va,cl,inr H., ,,tro,,rinT n hi" "r.It
and with rrim Smile li.,animr T. the &C. c,a1onr,
ous demands on his cpsl,inf. for ,.ltbour, no
felt nerfactlv ca.,,uI .fcurn a* tn fine ul,1,pa,,
strenrrb Of his r9.onrca.. wet ba coril NOT r5.
rraysa (se,inc cf b;fta-,,ss rs Inc sac, cn,.li,.
npu, after con. .tiiurut rash in. and ll,,.a whom
EIo Condly IMAGINED tn he hi. d.ar..l r-irn T..
r9oorIg 3ss,slino in tIe run rnon his slr,nr-
boI
p,osor,Iy fine lo,r oo,rel aol , .,r,,ra7
Yves usbar5l in ,.h" a.'sr ,-'.i.|, l,r 5'.r-
ment af tb, ba,viidsrel t,oior r7.lr tla,. ,
rho;r and ghrn,,J, alI,a..oI HIM ,T,,. .,.}I
rgrdnn mo sir for asI,inc a etr,nr, oI..t..1 .
iut an, a nl.in man arT li,, to co,l s,r,;c,,,t
'ro ,ha n1int'
.LV,n Il, ,, ;,r,o,ior,I,, ir,orrp,tod Tho otl,or
q Isro Lo,rI that Won h'oa rnn nm yar,
|hanI, sir,
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SH'.i'c. VII l.'S,auIy pa! S"u ""u ,''I o".'N'
'ose, DIS "''t ~. '"G stI Ih"9e' ~ ".t'u'a"'
Ear .,G''i ''' s'' iis'e i'o' o'e s'NPe"'e II
you, ,ri l',''s -. i.. +; .u L,,-;...
ne" may "eN """' 10 you' O"e'neS
"eiI
"l1neu 10 KNOW II siiiail sum "ouiu al'
you AZ '"'S moment
ny 10 you ASK 'ne 4"Gst'pn
because II II Wouid, shouiu gIauly pay II
smail deposit:
ne moheY'dealer started
ou seem surprised you DON'T know m.
person or my ihotVe' II at once eXpIaih' ~
you recoHeCt some twenty years ago "hen yo'
resided IN II sex
HeTlecty.'
Wen, tnea' sir, perhaps you have not Tor
gotten the tnTnPAa gate through which yo'
passed daily? MY father kept that gate, an,
was often houored by few minutes. chat witt
you. One Christmass morning my father wa
sick, and attended the toii-bar. On that da
you passed through, and ! opened the gate 10
you. DO you rccoect 1t, sir!
Not |, my friend.
NO, sir; few such men remember their kin
deeds but those VINO are beneti,ted by them se
e dom forget them. am perhaps proNX; lister
however only lew momcn's,and nave done
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Teas +! Teas 4!

B Az ATER & HAZEN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ TEAS
68, WATER STREET, NEW York,
DARTICULARLY invite the attention ot
Country Dealers to their Stool, of MEN
FRESH TEAS, consisting Of all the different varie,
ties in the usual packages selected with great care
from various cargoes of the latest mportations, with
strict regard to their drawIng qualities
" All orders filed at the lowest market price
March / 1850. w31m3
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nOThtnW-lnc same PRAYERS your poor InOlIcT
TAUGHT you so long aro.i
'Ics, yes. ! will, viii say them. mother, il
he won't take you away from mo. But can.
moi stay al a6ual M canpo,n
Give me some Of that drink, nurse, said the
sick woman. ... o..
The woman handed her The trm5lcr which
she instantly put TO her lips.
oh that is refreshing said slo, rs shc
handed the tumblcr back TO her again Row
wont you please TO raise me up in he bed, and
put these pillows to my back it disIresscs me-
so much 10 lie down.
The uUrsc did IS tie moI'cr requested her.
bat sic .aw at glance that the pocr aomnn :
breath and strength wcr. i4sl going.
'|nc) ;lis camphor,' sajd she, holding o
bottle to her nose, here, let me bathe your
temples with -
'Oh. shank yen SO much : broke ont the
patient.
DO you feel better now. mother aeked IT,
te l.ucr, still holding her mothers emaciated
hand Jetwcon her oa,a.
Yes. lucy,' she answered, but IT, only for
q moment; can't Won see me now, my child 2
NO, mother, ! can hardly see you at all
now; am almost Blind!
Yon will always be good girl, Lucy, after
leave vor, wont you !?
'Oh yes. mother. answered the child, sob
bing rs il her little heart would break in sun
der YES. indeed. will try to be ; and will
saw NV little rrayare iust A. yon taari,t me to
but Won won't leave me if will, will Won.
mother ?
YES. J,rcv. an ~oirr now! Here and
tie dy;rr fali}ar drew Ar child nearer 10 her
- here. kiss me orc7 before die. Oh. Lucy.
J., rcu never farpct that Won have rot to die !
81 a rood rirl-la a rood Girl. my Child! God
will take care of voa. for lie has always been
rood tome. We slalI meet crain in Heaven ,
Iu.r--'
The moth-r fell back ca Ter bed. exhausted.
IN an, tn + moment She lad cea--d 10 breathe.
Tie fi,ls r:r'. lt-cy. wa an Drr..n.
II was ,.tD the !.ina-hra~:a' nurse faa'; tie
cl:ll +. !.ra arms. and + l.r,, her n,,,, farm, fan
her bosom. v.a,- over her a''urd. I,acv cria,
Irfi sha c,rf cr,, ", l...,.r for o,,-,.s,i,..,
and ,,.sa, she lad crown 50 ...-f i,, ,,'r.I
/ hi. in l.rl. ,-,:a. a,,d ~. f.Ia....,'
e" c...,f would F.. a'In NV, ',g,-.l T., o.,
.-.r .-... .', ,.,., ,,,.r.,i,- ,,.l .r. ,,.....t
b. nov, ~. o., in +, than ever .'..a
g.e s,r.o,.r WHO aaJ -,.,,.., 40 ,,,..l l.al.
-o..., ..., arl Ter r..,o,. t..; ,., ..-......
..,r ,i. ..-.t',. and .l...oi ,,r p. liz .,.l.
r'ffl
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90. '''' '' '|t' '''''-
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-'''' ~' & 49,. --t''-
"", '''-.- '~- ,'-' '.'S @",".--'t.! ca nom l-t
''"" "'I-''' ~. UF1d -'"F p'.o". 40 laws
VOL - .o"e''I.iy a. '"os' vi E"d"c-s.
Il was midnight; soft, silent. and sill mid.
night, IN tht somner lime. Ali noses--saye
ah occasional spring oi the HatcA.nqu's rattle.
Or the iai"t shouts that were boruo from the
vessels that lay anchor d IN the llar5or, or fast
eneH 10 lHe WiIaives-Nerc Husned. Inc sill,
yer moon rode hisn IN tho midnight Ky light
ing up i"e uy..ca of tn lieycy little clouds thai
stud swiftly past her, agI .h,oWiug her silver.
lored Hea"s iaio st'c,t-; alleys, AID olieruisr
dark Itne'' Scare . breath 81 air was stirring.
only ',ioHa',y s.rag. .4.c p4f .l dyu!
oFte%' P"s''@ ,'-'-y i'o co.Ho'a il" tle ''eIt cur
'd'"- '' 'h t.'.' Woman = "'""u'', t'uuI IL
i"itl ""r ~ i'r h"'', '"' t''A was sii,..
"U2" Il iI-iI iI'-r seems 20 'e''n@ 10 enrih.
Bat to heaven. !. is at L'ti"g tine for 'he
'""' AIS VI b; ;0"", "a,'i'''S a"y 40 o3 taking
"-o", d. % '". "-- ''7 '..''''' 'tt ]. 'te ui-
."o '''-'- va. " 'l'.i : .".'.' ID ga :rH., e"oG.o
-.",e ''.' ""' ~ !" US WINE "' ~, siehl "h~
-..' &- our cH-."~'f "''-.''' Il J. ua time
.'. ."1 ''"' -"'e ~ "'"s '"ef way "'-A up In,o
"'~'e''' ana 9laiI H., l." ewes /" 't"G lhe IL. So
-eloua "Fi'"g5 oi I"c'' CealnE' Nla'hc i'iac
10 listen ID angel voices, whether they come
from The -i.. Wooti, ta' a'''err4 'a%". or from
across t"t SMOOTH S.tsoy stii-ce oi lHe Waters.
1t lS the time 10 cNingulSh AL hate, and envy,
1n pride.HHj roveI I'D jLe dreams ol friendship.
ana pnH,y, ana love is A,i cart" TN p, !o'
1t comes omy OF heaven. Ico indeed ,Dtre
are who can duiy ENJOY tUe U.csse-uGas OF IFS
hours.
The Iurse--an elderly WOman-sa, By the
sick woman's bed watching her every respira-
ton. sometimes so faint as TO BE- scarcely per-
cepible, and then 50 rapid and hurried again
tlat she could not tell whether she was breath
ing or gasplng while little Lucy lay asleep on
her bed in a farther corner of the room. Vhn
very stiffness G. the place seemed ominous OF
death.
Presently the sick woman turned her head
on her pillow and awoke.
'CalI Lucy up. you'd better? she family said
'Wny, ny deer?' asked the nurse in won.
der.
'Oh. must look on her sweet face once
more / must hear her swaet voice AGAIN he.
fore 90. cannot live Ionr Daatb Is croon.
ing-rrcecino sIn,,,I, n,.ar ~, n,,,,i I c,oi I,
in INV linn nbs. and NV hnad hagin, to swim and
nv ewes TO rrow bjearcd, Ob. wake Lucy-
wake her soool must have her come and sit
down nv NV badsidn sotb,t cantaIl, to hor
aoain before ! die :,
| You'll not die 7 bono said the kind nurse
dosirino to oonsoi, L,r ,h al ,ho ,,,,.iI ~ >
conId Command
Il could wish Won k,ov, what vor COW
wercd the sick wo,D,n To il is isto nn "If, iie
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