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sion OF astonishment, on the part Of per.
sons present, he declared that he had
never felt heartier in his life.
Having inquired the time, and ascer-
tanned that it was ten minutes Of eleven,
he remarked that it would soon he over.
His brother then inquired if he could do
anything for him, when he said he would
take a glass Of ale. Having drank this
he appeared TO be satisfied.
The fatal moment now approaching,
he devoted the remaining portion of his
time to distribute those little articles he
would no longer want. To one he gave
his cigar case, to another his tobacco
stopper, and charged his brother Henry
with his latch-key, with instructions to
deliver ii after all was over, with due So
lemnity TO his landlady.
The clock at length struck eleven,
and at the same moment he was informed
that a cab was at the door. lie merely
said" am ready" and allowed him.
self to be conducted TO the vehicle, into
which he got with lis brother, his friends
following on behind in others.
Arrived at the iragicaI spot, a shor,
but anxious delay of some seconds took
place; after which they were joined by
the lady with her friends. Little wa:
said on either side, but Miss Gale, wnl
customary decorum, shed tears. Pinck
ney endeavored TO preserve decorum, bu,
slight twtching in his mouth and eye.
brows proclaimed his inward agitation
All necessary preiminaries having
now been settled, and the prescribed
melancholy formailies gone through, the
usual question was put" Wilt thor
have this woman to be your wife 7" 81
will"
lie then put the fatal ring on Mis-.
Gales finger. the hymensal moose was ad
Justed, ane the poor fellow was launched
into natrimony.-London Punch.
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citement or intoxicaton. They were all
directed TO logical investigation, whether
he applied them 10 an analysis of ma
terial objects or to phIosophlc contem>
plation. Tie also felt himself inspired
with an aptitude for mathematical cal
culations, a study for which he had pres
vlously felt little inclination.
In short, he declared that he never
derived so much qualification from his
intellectual condition, as throughout the
whole duration Of his physical torture.
He made notes in his album to the last
moments of his existence. He had
scarcely strength enough to hold the
pencil with which he traced he follow
ing words :
My pulse has nearly ceased TO beat
but my brain retains degree of vigor
which, in my sad condition, is the great
est solace that Providence could bestow
upon me. III is Impossible that can
live out this day. My jailors watch me,
and fancy they have adopted every pre-
caution. They li,tle think that have
outs itted them. Death annuls the sen.
tence which they have pronounced on
me. In another hour perhaps they will
find nothing but a cold corpse
V expired as he foreiold, His
album has been carefully preserved. /,
is record repleie with interest TO med,
ical professors. The slow torture, en-.
dured with so much courage, and de.
scribed with such remarkable clearness
renders it one of the most curious doc.
uments in the annals Of science.
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and took to be the famous jewel. But on a
second visit was told that that was not the
jewel-tbat was only the case, and the real
stone was that above, which had taken 10
be an imitation in crystal.
remarked on this, that there are many
sham diamonds in this life which pass for
real, and, vice rersd, many real diamonds
which 60 unvalued. This accounts for the
nom success of those real mountains of liglr
my" Sonnets on Various Occasions"
remarked that, if l we're QUEEN of En-
gland, l would have piece of this crystal
set into my crown, and wear it as the mos
splendid jewel Of the whole diadem-that
would.
And in fact remarked altogether-GoT
SAVE TuE QUEEN.-Ib.
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A Positive Gain of Nearly so Per Cent
DALLEYs GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Ne,c Envelope and BOres Of Much
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That incompatible and truly Indispensable fam
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EXCELSIOR.
A " Bloomer =" Poem.



The shades Of night were falling fast,
When through our quiet city passed
A lass, whose summer costume nice
Reminds me of the quaint device,
Excelsior!
Her brow was glad, her skirts beneath,
Unsoiled by mud, hung scant and brief;
And with joyful murmur rung
The accents Of her silver tongue,
Excelsior
"Try not the dress |" the old folks said,
The rabble's scornful shout we dread
The CUTTERS filth we can abide;''
But firm that silver voice replied,
Erceisior
"Oh, stop" the dry goods merchant said,
You'll save your dress and spoil our tradel
A smile lurked in her bright blue eye,
But still came back the firm reply,
Ercolsior!
Thus in the twilight cold and gray,
Pretty and neat she went her way;
And 10 the sky serene and fair.
A gladsome shout did rond the air,
Efceisiori
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are iudebtsd 10 the saathern Quarterly Review.
published 10 Charleston. We menon thu TO call at.
keep Of sight The opinions Of even the srtemist, Of
the Ner,h' as they have soHe,ines been charged Wild
doing.
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MARRIAG 2
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!

l - Il VI 1. - iI'' .l-NB ] II - IllIh ~ |
MAvY and many wife cnd1rcs years of bodily
suqerjuy and Of mental anguish prostrnte and help
logs enbittorint her life, that Il her husband ana
hazardig the future welfare Of her children arising
from causes which, Gknora, would have spared tile
suffering, the anguish to the wife, aud 10 the bus
band embarrassmonts and pecunary diffuultics hav-
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
Larassed in consequence Of the sickness Of the
panion Of his bosom.
How important that .he causes should be known
to every wife, to every husband, that the dreadf2
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health too precious to admit any portion Of the 10
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without KNOWN. what 10 do. lohtained a copy, and
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-07
Coughs snd Consu-nptions,
Breast. Throat, Inns, and Heart,

Vi all di7enses Of pulmonary na'uresuch diseases US
I"v prove 80 fatal under ordinary treatment when they
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-07
BRAN rs INDIAN
PULMONARY BILSIlI

cures ry ra7y u tho most strongly marked and developed
cases OF PHn0narg Co1sHup0uREN ppd0Vbtei cnses of
M 'rd'f nd Si1,td LCNGSsurh hottioss eases rs were
ncN"r "ore cu''i y any o'cr medicine SO micriy hops
less were of tine afflicted persons ms to have been io
u"unc"d 10y is''lps and friends 10 be- ACTUALLY pYSG
Some VIM had their hutiaouthrs made have been cured
mud yet vco'hur- who said would not i've another
LAY, ar" now aS w mud hearty ~ they ever were.
It pu~-'--c- H ihr cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
~ powerful AMI rrt!rr rs the preparation which call
BRANTs INDIAN PURIFYING EXT9AcT
fhis rs from that hccau,r this possesses scr,rll oLr
Ni"'"s vii h me goHarig atlpidto and are essential
iy necessary to cure
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-11-24

A paper for Odd Fellows and their Families.
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