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SONG 81 81 TEHE s. ABSENT,

- II ~ = ~ - Il - -1-f7riI
-, SONG. OF THE ABSENT
= i.su,.a Ill ----7. IA tba1 aHT
go fesI I'd Bgu cAROf1sEs GILMAN. ,iirq "a (
nsii ir.. taasi1l,sao l----2sg ~ 'i1tH4ri7 10
Twas wsarswitK the Daylight, ,l'.i ,.. li1 :. .
Twas Seayy with ;he shade. 4, va
And my heart bename still sAdder.as
As The stars their light betrayedi 5'.4
= Isicsehed AZ the ripple, H''a hoa tistt
4ktlie lazy boat went on, r.. IA
Ard fen a. though a friend was lOst ai
-asWl1eh TIE Twilight ray was gone.
pssk s,ii q y alfI s.r IHf '''
The meadows in Freely glow.
isLooked gay to happy eyes; sr
Tome they besmed but moprpfully,
Nv heart was cold with sighs;;
FTkey seemed indeea Ike SIMMER fiepds;
Alas, no warmth had theY .eg "a
/ turned in SORROW from their glare,
impatient turned away NE
And tear-drops gathered in my ewes, isi
's And rolled upon my cheek,
And when lthelvgice ofmirth Was heard,
- hAd uo'heart to speak, -
longed TO press my children
!. 10 my sad,And hemesick breast, ,.sss.
And feel cOnstsnt hand of love -.s-.a
,ACafessihg and carest. ). i T. sss-a
gEHAEglEI ca gg
And slowly. went my languld pulse vst-
As the Sow steam- boat goes s
And l felt the pain Of weariness
And -sish..d for homes, repose; v.
And laughter seemed a,mockery,
And joy fleeing breath, he
And life dark volcanic crust
ssThat crunbles over death. -.r o. POI.
i-- sss sar s.ai,s.s ..ea &, ..a4.s -... @. 700
But strain Of sweetest melody
.s Arose upoRmys ear 70 s..s.... .. s is-s
The blessed soand Of womau's voice, 90
That ngelsilove,te to hearl
And manly streams of Tenderness asa
Were mingled with the song.
Afather withhis daughters notes.
- The gentle with the strong.
sgEAw UE&aUgGf A
And my thoughts began to soften .sst
Like SHOWS when witers fall, ..a
And open, as the frost-closed buds 5
When springs young breezes call; sa
While to my faint and'weary soul
A better hope was given,
And all once more was bright with faith,
'Twixt heart and earth, and Heaven.
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NEW GCI,.,,1Ds.

NM GOODRICH. on rthe Garner Of Unio
w and Marker Squar-. Wheeling, Ya5uh
commenced receiving lis la.ge st ock OF SPRlN
GOODS. direct from New York aud Philpdelphias
which will BE- soil nt sinaIf icastAfts
cost All persons visiting tINs city are inyitess TO
call aud examne,4ilo trouble 10 show Goods.
mar3i III 4tii S#,ia rtiifWR3 30 dlnt It
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E Men .eften arr not aware of what Sc
we're and untiring labor they are capable o
enduring, until They have made trial .
their strength FfG gr -a-a
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RiRES. M. IBkVbNI1'S

CC-NfEC1lONs1hl " BsfHiEI1 OlOhE.
oPPnsTTE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
AIRS DIVINE respectfully iIorm1 her friends
WI that she has opened out in the building
diTeCyly oppnsite the Public Buildings, where she
Oilers iOr sale large aud well selected assert
ment of COME CTIO Ma fES, &c.
among which may he lound the following;
Common aud fancy Candies all kinds
Almonds, ltaisins, FiIbers aud Figs;
Cream ane Fen Nuts; III
Sugaf, Soda, Butter aud Water CTackes;
Cheese. Candles ard Soap;
Cinnamon, in the bark and ground;
Pepper, Gjnger, Alspice and Starch;
Mrs. MifkT's Neciaune Fine Cut Chewing
Tobacco, in excellent article;
Cigars aud Tobacco ui all kinds;
Teas. Brown and Crushed Sugar;
Assorted Pickles aud Pepper Sauce;
Combs OF every description;
Pea KNIVES ol all kinds; .-gsr
Eve Protectors anO Goggles; A..e
Visiting Cards and En,eIopes
Watch Charms, KEYS and Guards; rE.
a fine lot OF Common Jewclry;
Toys OF all descriptions, -...
n@J- As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes
her friends aud the public generally will iavor her
with their patronage
~ Country Coniec'ionaries can be supplied
at my establishment on ihe very best terms.
marlO-lV NJ. DIVINE
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NEW GOODS!! NEW GOOD S ~
l. lie Cheap Corner in the Field!
SPLENDID STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Goods!
GAS. SIZE TxTAx.Gg,

JEA3. s IE w g. fS 4,
Z As just received from the ClllcS, and is nov
4 i opening one ot the most hls iiaHalie nhd
cheapest lot oi Goods ever uliere 10 the ci6zeus
OF Cadiz and vicinity, which ha bee. cdrotIi.
Iy selected and purchased at lowest cas-,
prices His stock consists OF -
a Cloths, S.tIuetls d s,aS<iEncrCS
OF all colors, prices and qualitit 5. tor Spring
and Summer wear; silk and linen )opInls, Der
EGGS, Mous.de-iaincs, Lawns, Cling hams. pyn
and caIicJes English, Ftench ana Auat>i n
which are of the latest sty les, best materials ai
will be sold to customers at the lowest, y;
Brown and Bleached MUslins
or sbeeting, casing, etc. Aso--pIain .aad fig
ured Swiss muslns Bonnets, Ribbons and flow
ers hoser', shawls, etc, OF all kinds, Cuiora,
qualities and prices, and all other articles usu-
ally ionnd in dry goods store.
TO EE3G RABIES.
The Ladies will and in his assortment e2t =
article OF the best aud latest sly les, selected rx
DrrssIv ior them, and 10 which lhoir especial at
ttmtiUn is invited.
Every body will find just the articles they wan
IA Il ut plices suited to the times, therefore, we
respectfully solicit the attention OF every body
to the bargains he is now prepared to offer.
Remember the place-acrner Of Mainland Steu
benvie streets Cad il, Chic.
April %, 1852 tf2
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LEWIS LEW TNN

LEWES LEW TVN
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
land SOLICITOR IN sCHANCEkY,
KKTIi.L PRACTICE in Harrison and the ad.
wv joining counties. Collections, the busi'
ness OF Executors and Administrators, Guardians
and Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement n
Estatec, and all other business entrusted to hi
ares will receive his pronptattention. Ofice il
the old stand, opposite Barret's Hotel
oct29-ly
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Final Notice to Stockholders.

Ohlcc ot the Scu and Ind. K. X. Co.,(
SicubenvIle, Jane 10. 1852.
THE Stockholdr of the Steub,n> lie aud Ia
diana Railroad company are hereby notified to
pay the remaining flty ner o'nt. upon the raPi-
UHce of b. H.. Collier, Esp. Treasurer oJ said
cJhpany. in Steubcn,iIle, na follows, viz:
lu nnE eli nnL LnLLLrn LLn | 81 II SnlL
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: - ~ rpMBER ONE,
a h. IL. R.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is the 6rsI an only remedy ever recorded in the
Medical Histor, OF the World that has stop
ped the most violent pains IN but lew
seconds.
1T WILL sTOF
THE MOST SEVERE PAINS
In n lew minutes and cure the most obstinate
and toImening Rheumatic, Neuialgic
and Neryoas complaints
IN A FEW HOURS,
IuteFMaI and EXIeTnaI
IT WILL STOP
THE MOST EXCRUClATING PAIN.
SFHoM THREE TO FIVE MINUTES!
AND Has CURED
Rheumatism, In Four Hours.
Neuralgia, In One Hour.
Ctoup, In Ten Minutes,
Diarrhea, In Fifteen MmuieE.
Iooth-ache, In One Sec md.
SpasIns, In Five Minutes.
Cramps, In FIyt Minutes.
Sick Headache, In Fifteen Minutes.
! Chill Fever, In Fifteen Minutes.
| Chillbluius, In Five Minutes.
Sure Throat, In -Four Hours.
Inhuenza, Iu Que Hour.
| lSPINAL COMPLAINTS, Stiff oin,s, Strains,
'lk1 Bruises, Gus, w ounds, tlosl Bites. ChoitT9
Morbus, Dysentery Tic Doloreux and all oIhei
complaints where there is severe pains, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will Instantly stop
;he pain anu quickly cure the disease.
The Human Frame is the most perfect piece o
mechanism in the universe. Every artery mus.
Gle. ligament and bohe, exhibits in its formation
the wisdom ct the Deity. Every Joint aud sinew
works hafmouiously with each other, and upon
the natural periormance OF every function de-
pends the hcalthi action of the whole.
Pain DISCREPANCIES the whole system, il pros
trntes the nerves. it relnXes the muscles, it weak
ems Ire Joints. it intereres with the functions o
every organ. it checks the free aud healthy cir
culation ofthe blood il parases the absorhents
; and rendc them unable lOstake up and repIrtt
lht wasted form with sound material For tht
=, very moment That this tenulilul MASTERPIECES o
God brcories afflicted with Pain, the Ir1ucnce II
: Inxperienced throughduI the whole SYSTEM, II,
Imarter in what partiGuar i6caiity The pal" may
lorigiunte; whether III the head. the lcet, ne
brck, he knee j,ints, Ihe elbows. the teeth
he guns or The stOInHch; whether il arises II III
internal arrangement, OF Is The fGsuit 6t txterlIa
,riures. stiII Tie pain exercises it's intIuenc'
rhroug ghouS every p"r,on of he human system
i Not nerve or muscle escapes its prostIatni
Influence. INSTANT RELIEF
! from Pain is the great disderatum of every ind
vidpnl.who suffers Its toruFcs. no matter huv
3, ,ght or severe its iiryoxiems may ue,, No on
can irel happy while tuferug LIZ turiueus.
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'sRaSsNAA~ & lkDN s.s.~.
,--ATrORNEY Al LAW AND Solo llOR-
N CIIANCERY.
OF Office win S, b. Shot %eIl, Esq. All busi
ness iqtrased - his care will be promptly at't'm
ed to. 452. IJnl Il
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DOMESTIC GOODS
seJNa Ggaiss Rs.aES

4 kTlFlClA FloWersnt .'.'
IN np2i WOOD and SMITHS.
{ s TRIMMINGS for ladies' dresses, b"mrgcs ,
L g'n'ps, cords, I"cct, etc III
ap2l WOOD aud SNITHFS.
w., lux popiins, plain and waterc'l, 33 .,sa cent.
kJumrr last yedrs lr'ecs, big lot ii
! uIr2! iFOnD and MlTHSt.
4 @fANTON Grape aud Cashmcr SA"wls,
Oap2l MOOU aud ';NlIh'S.
W.. "A DDLERY, consisting uf saddles, Hltltsr
DCoilhfs, lialness. lsrlchb;llds. Check and Stu
gIc Lines, bnu Brldcs SIDE Straps. ttE.- etc. ut
ap2l .. WOOD and SML'LMS.
! so EAlgfkl3aka. .',..-
Z GOOD 5Ukc ut we'll broke Oxen for sale.
~ cheap enquire at
ap2l WOOD aud SMITHS
ENARASO! aud Umbrellas Tor spring ains,al
apN WOOD aud SMlTh'S.
CNIIK Nltts, hand matle to lit every size, ut +
y 1ap2l WOOD and SMITHS
ssgl&S EOr ,bFeS~G~ amd RstbsRssetS.
pGL.4 IN aud figured bI Jack changeable, lendii-
4 Glent kinds, all cheap enough. nj ..,
aplt WOOD and SMITHS.
bERAGE de hines, heaniiInI and cheap, !,
/ 0dpzoi kinds, at WOOD and sMITH's. 81
spONNE'rS and chiIdren's ua!s, in great VI.
ap2l WouD and SMlTN'S.
GUNNER wear. Il first :, 4 assortment, vi all
Cpi.rs, from l24up.
apaI WQHp ara ,sMIrrs,
( MAJ ALL and Window Aapri, vi t.-......
w ap2I NOGb and SMITHS.
4 S.4RPET BA GS, various sizes AVID qual ies 8,
ISnt WoID ant SMlIH'S,ss
a.. HlNGL rs, Oak and Eoplar Boards, Lat,
y Sard ~udding, etc, at the lumber yard % -
ap2f WO0D ana SMllIl'S.
/ 4 "A PES, Collars; Cbimezetts, ut H58 n
Y Iap2l WOOD aud SMEFH'S.
AMIEY Flour warranted by the barrel, and
/ 4 in smaller quantities, at, nli times on hand at
ap2I WOOD and SMITHS, &
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~Joe r., who was an incredulous dog,
was listening to a wonderful story tolds s5y
old man B., in which his daughter Mary
bore conspicuous part Joe looked wise
and doubtful "If you don'C 9el5eve'it yol
may go to the house and take'it'from her
.,up linc -
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Joe took him at hi; word; the old man fol
lowed on to see the result, and found Joe
kissing Mary very sweetly. "What are you
about" "Oh, taking the awful tough s;o-
ry from her own lips--but l am satisfied
nowl'' "Nl
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h. IL. R.

New Adv ettisemea Every body Read
= . M yD.NBER ONE
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$4,000 WORTH

Of New Spling aud Summer Goods bous ht undcr,
the most lavOFabie cirCunst tnnces. which they
are determined 10 sell, il pussil ie beloie THE st
of September. We go upon HE principle oI
'Uork hdrd. scH much amt Htakea lttke tcery yt6mt
his large and splendid slock. rXrecding amy
ding ever before brought to C4dz, consists ls
part uiGI0!hs. Casimeres. SHGtinnIs, Fcsit'gS~
Flamca, Aouslm de l.uines. B,Iagrs, Betagc
tie l.aines. silk Tissues. Frcpch aud EpgiisiS
lawns. Alpacas, Scotch, English aod domestic
Ginghams, lnucy nrls. Jaconets, MGlis, BoNiuct,
swiss and Book Musiins.
Irish Linens, Ga large lot and '3irt chpaP,)
* gings, iaccs, Hosiery Lnslisn anH Amrtitl'm
Prints.
DOMESTIC GOODS
For connnA wear. general ssnrsmyMt of
I}omnrIs, Misses Hats ana BclluGts. ashes cnlk
and examine Tor yourselves. nice 10. OG .hors
iur ladies and children.
SeJNa SBtiss Es.AgS.
Hardware. Qucemsware. GF"ceGt-s and nearly
lrvcry hing else "QUD X SAlIli.
Cadis, Apnl 2l. 1852. Hu
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VsT ived2J bbls. Of DickisOn's 8 Fresh
- Groun me Family Flour. Also so kegs OF
Nu- $, assorted sizes. WIN. HOGG g. co.
Iuy 4.
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Quick Sales and Short Profta!!
SGS& %gGSsNG al ssFAs M Las GOODS
? NliE sr,bscrhrrs beg IrHNe 10 injorIn thci
{ customers and the pubic genelaily, tha
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Fresh Goods by Express.

(tN huud at ali tines . fitst E.ic suppii oi
I Firesh Gf0CGIics, warranted ny
luy WOCD and SMITH.
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rERNs oF srnscRIPr1oE.

ID EADY- MADE CLOTnING-A beauti ia
III assortment, consisting of every variety, II
I tie new ani cheap store OF
| mar!7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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yr-s~v veh
~ SsS 5s
- a9%

s.cs Cdernnercs nonvcllcs de Franco
nnnoncaient CONNIE probable l'tlcction
de Renararte par an million ct demi de
sni.tagos. II ftnt que In France soft
ben peu Iih&raIe or hien aveugie pour
accorder. &C trionphe a ceIui Qui Went
lie repverser Sos institutions. Nous al.
mens nsicux cioj,e a son arepgIrrcnt
MA. I'extjnction din foyer viriiiantl~ l.,
ibertt E,ropec nno. foyrt nnsovt tosIioas.
aIimcnte les ph'~ braves, leg pt.a~ gene
rux, les plu> intcI 9, nts de Sos r,r>n..
Onhzpour IL France est tlurn j..
rhypocrisic dc Bonapartr. mni< ellie ne
sera pas long temps son e<c'avt ellie
comprondra bicnt5' que les ambitions e
les egoismes que I'u<nrpat""r ct les jonf<
nanx elyzeeus reproC,ent taut aux diver
parli, qui ,nalhcurcn<cmcnt diyisent Ic
pays. ne sout ricn a cote De ccttc iufltnc
ambition qui vicnt dc G,ire t,gorger dcux
mile Francais dams rncs de- Paris,
cote l!e tcttc tgoI-nac qni |ni ravi' me
rtpnbique, hasfc SUI une sublime consri-
tuition, sur dc Iatge institutions populni-
RS, = La France comptait des troi,
jonrnecs gloricuscs, lie 3, le 4, ct l.. 5
Decembre scront ses trois jonridcs d'n
srigncment. EIlcs nc scront pas pcrdrr~
pour ellie; le sang dcs martyrs dc Ia cons
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role. Je dtslr e...,jc doi- y rcster etran,
ger. i.Ilc est Iibre de f,irc ce qui hi
paf', mais moi auss' je s,.is libre dsen
pcnser Ce que ie ve''X.
-C'cst &C que je mai jamais p" hi
(aire comprendrr Iav"i> beau l,i re-
peter que les indilferrn- ne Ins>"le"t
que sur les apparcnc"-, CT "ei'e ie"'
donnait le ,roit DC iul snpposcr un anant
pcu dignc d'ciIr.
&c drolt appar'icnt a mes cnnems,
mai, NJ. de Boi<vcrdnn ne l'a point
;-t-cllc dit pale dc coere. Lals,er
accuser d.inco,tluile unc femme ...nne
compatriotc quill dcvrait proiege', JOIN
Dire scs caIomnics ccllcs dun public
mtchant, ses plaisantcries anx propos
mathis don't on accs bic touj ours nne
fcmmc ieane ct sans mari pour Ia deicn-
drc...c'cst nnc laci,ett De sa part.
- En- vain, jai aggrave mss torts pour
discnIper les items en- vain j'al sontcn"
IA Justice de tes arrets, al pretendu
qn'ii> etaient ccux de tout le monde,
}u'eilc en- snbIrait ,outcs les conseqnen-
c@., ic mai pas plus gagne par fin''n'-
datioa que par L. prisre. Elle paria
dc fnr 4 iamais IN monde si inP'toya-
bic, dc qaittcr NAptea....
--Di*ble Il ne f,.nt pas !o sosl'clr,
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utHlion Ct uc III republIuuG ma pas eit
repandu sur un sol ingrat,
Et ce qni nous pronvc que la Franco
nc tardcra PAS a Sc yengcr du h6ros qui
IA 81 indignement abuste C: 81 crneIlc-
mont lac%rtc, G est lc .o,c-memc on'cIl,
"A donnt ~ Eonnp1rtc. vote on; 4 no.
ycux nest cc:~"dant au're chose ~ nu
vote DE- t>.f.4r. y n ioin dun nnijio,
Ct d. mi ds, >utIrmyrs AK tx miiiiom-
qH'cn mere gtntrcusr, Gle a,cor!n i
letG'nt iUGrn; ct prcdigu" qni rcycnait
Il" I',Nj. Ccs c'i.ni,, sont u>soz t1o-
qucnt> nous les acccptouS conmc Ir
'h"r'uou1:rr dc Ia ropnIaritt de- 'u~nr,
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sfcria lc comte avec vehemence, ellie
uartirait avec lui, ct &C serait leur faire
trop hc"n len.
Suns doutc, mni. comment Iapalser
rnaln,cnant? comment oser me nrsse'''
chez ellie? s.
-E.lcn de 81 facile, to la rencontreras
ce soir dams la loge de la duchesse,
urends un air accabla, lance quelque
sentence generate sur Ic mahenr de Sc
!,issrr cntrafner par la fougac de ses
passions, an point dc dire des chooses exa-
.ertcs. ridicnles parIc du regret d'a-
voir depIu, des donleurs attaches an re-
peniir (les femmcs sont toujou's sensibles
an repentir, (ct tu rentreras bientot en-
g,ace.
Al. mon ami, avcc Get espoir tt
me rends la vie! Comment puis.je ja-
,nais m'acqui'ter de tout &C que ton ami,
tie imagine pour me g,'ider, me consoler.
En- ne mettant pas de bornes Ia
coniance tn en- as beauconp dams les
mauyais momens, ct jc ne men plains
pas mais dams les bons to mas pas lc
meme 6panchcment, ct c est ~ tort....
-Dan8 foqiei j. mai passoavent loc-
casioa dc tomber....... Alais, grace tot,
| i'esgere. faire plus de- progres, mes fa"tes
ny aiaeFon. IN pardon obtana cst de-
.ztI<Eu0 g4Ezzg 6 Eu1y
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csnrri>onne> au Mont Vnlteicn, d.. 50,
rats, IN har,c coar dc Justice So coovoo,,
ct pronouce tr,lemcnt Ia mise hors l.
10; Dc l'psnrna,cnr. Meme r4sultat
les soi4:ts inicrvic2ncnt dams J., >d5
rh:r,tion dies ;oocs ct les disDerso,t a,
,rnrrrl .,,ors o,,. NM 10 F.,uo,x n.
ry,,. DIM. de- Drcoi;r, etc, ci,. SIN, ,rra
f,ls 7.cs scrrts son+ mi, s,kegos rrassos
dtr,orr,tiqnc~ ct les burr.,wx :;e ionrnnux
occurf< mil;ta;rcmcnt, I,c ncnoIc cst
d'"horA >fnprC.it. On c,;t ~, conn t.5tat
on lni p,omrftnnt Ic s,.!Trarc nniycrsr, ct
il aopi,n4;t prcSn,,c ~ premier mor7rn,
.n,i~ hinn,6t i volt r. ,i1cr =. So ,,.,o,r
NO los ,.ris ! has j.n.urn,icu. rctcn.;y
>rut, Fen So remit D4r rronncs, les
hoot;qurs So f.,mcut. par;. IN aSpcct
uorDr 1,c clcndDnoa:,. nrud:,n, QUO L..
ayrc>-atinns So mnlirIjroi. L. boulevard
ost co,xort d.,,o c,,}o ;,nn,,.,so o,; c.;..
,.;,o l., u;,>.,,,;...o >o,,nt l.. so,,, 49,. ,.;.
.., :, 4>o;l', or>;;. l., d;-o;.l:,o
..n ~ D,.
- e,,..,,. u.,a,., -. c,,'A,.,na 6.
$3.50 .,.;. Aum:..,,.. s,n. ,o.a,..
o,}orl,o. ,,r J.. t,o,oo -, ,n,r.;, ont.,,,
4, ',r
s;ut d,rs ,,e co,r Pod;or do ,Fo,+;eo,
, tcmcr.o co,rc To,tc l., ;onrns,.
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nla L, i, i, 1Gs e, 3!peUGEl Il .
lE MAR! CONFIDENT
PAR NINE. SOPHIE GAY.
itf+zs @ $3.50 ssSe3.55sssss SO .assaassss.
CHAPITRE XIV.
AMOUR CONFIRM &.
-ssz sgs-

4 Mais, tont son regret d'avoir perdn
en'un moment de depit lie fruit de tant de
soins. h tresor dc tant d'esperanccs,
Sosihane ne Wit dams Fair sombrc. dams
ae regard ftronchc De son ami. q,c iH
jusie indignation dune anne loyale contrc
res sortes dFintrigncs si commnnc> chez
les fcmmcs qni esrereni concilier les
ayantages dune conduitc a,,stere ayec lis
plaisiEs dur amour clandesti,a ct cell,
en- ohoi>issant lcnr ador;,cnr dams nne
roneit'ou asscz humble pour echapper
anS so'feons.
'at-Je le vols, dit-ii, malgre Ia pltie
qaf ic retient. t',paf'ages ms GRANTEES !;
t@n'oscs ann dire &c que je me rfFete
cans cesse, Qu'it ess dts rivaiitts i0acceP-
s4sEg,8 tg
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"a CD e. w e H u1 e sAS
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lie Canodn est arrive IaIiiax lc 2G
IN mos dernicr ct est reparti Ic meme
Jour pour Boston. SIS males sont dues
aujo''rd'hui. l." C"nadc quite Ii
vcrpooI le i3 dtcenbre.
Les aflAircs de France continent a
absorbcr l'attention pnb'iquc en- Europe.
Pin~ie"rs autres depar'cmcns ont ttt
mis- en- ttat de siege.
Nombrc de legions de Ia garde natio-
male ont ete desarmecs.
Piusicurs dcs chefs Ju parti dc la Mon
tagnc ont pris la fnite. Les autrcs, par
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DE- e rcncontrcr. Tu as dtla comnl~
unr grande faute en- lui sauvant, par Ia
trcnr lalousc, iembarT;ts 'nne~declara
ton, quill 'anrat sans dobte jamais o<e
risqner; majs Ie m Il est fait, il f;,nt Sen
servir pour pcrs,ader Il Ia co;n;esse lie
pcu d'importancc que tn attaches 4 cettr
alteration doncstiqlc, ct hi deInandcr
pardon d'avoir pn la sonpeonncr "n ins-
t:'nt dy repondre anrement que par
lin Inlg~nce qu'on dot a Ia foIie ct la
protection pnon doit anX maIheurcux
que enr nais,anco ei leur pau.rete met
tent dams not.e dependence.
Ellie ne me crora jamais 81 raison-
nabe, 81 g6nGrcux. 81 tl savais qhcl
point le me Snis l.aisse enportcr par la
ialonsie, tout ce que j'ai ose lni dire sur
ST. tolerance pour un amour degradant,
s,ir son audacc a brayer les sonpcons
d'nnc intrigue hontense Enfin. ne sa-
chant qn':nAg gincr pour I'i'nm'I!cr dams Sa
ftb'e>Sc, l'ai ete j"sqn'a citcr ic mepr's
4"'eilc t'ine2Iralt le ne sals p"s &c que
j" t'ai fat airc. mais ellie en- a par'' plus
otfcns1c que dc tontes mes i'ljnres.
-QlclIa f,lic interrornpit Adaihert,
x p09'4 toi ,na n8er dams yo> 4nerelie,.
Iadssnc dcs Brayares g rasso' d. troa-
yer tF5s ma1yais que y ye'i!Ia j29er on
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president dc PAsScmblee Nutionale.
a'ec tous cenx de mes collegnes qni s'y
ttaient rcnnis pour protcster contre j.,
violence ct loPprcssion. j'ai vaincmcn,
cssayf dc me jondrc aux noembrcs de
! Asscmb!tc Rationale. un ctaicnt ras.
Semb:es Ia marie du lOeme arrondis-
S"m"nt. Dcs troupcs nombreuses m ont
cmparhe, "insi que p'u~ieurs autres re-
prf<""'"ns, d'a'rive" Jnsqn'a la porte dc
Ia mairic.
".f'a r"cours i vos COLONIES pour vous
df''ar"r que ie m'nnis pleincment ii la
con lutte ct aux actcS dc mes colIegucs
ienni> il Ia Marie d,l ]Ome arrondiSse-
m"n', ct qn", 81 Gel" cit depcndu dc
moi, l'anrais partagt Icur Sort
NJ. d" '.arochcjacqnc'in. qnson trouvc
tonJourS AL premier rang lorsqu:il Eaut
Hgir, await des lc 2 deccmbro. signt In
piece suivantc qu'il "a adressec + Emon-
"P0iio" dc BrnEeIIcs, dams limpos<ib-
I1'e on il Sc trouvait de In faire paraitre
dams auc"n Journal franqais
la NATION
Tn actc don't les consequences sont
inca'cnlabIes Went dc s'accomplir.
la Constitution et6 rcnvcrsec: PAS
>rmbIGe Nationale dissontc par lc pou-
ro'r "x@cntif; la iiberte dun grand NOM
hre dc represcntans etc v:olee; Par
bitrairc a pris la place dcs lois.
Javais demande un appel a la Nation
pour metre fin ces aventnres cni In
dtShonorent tour tour nous pouvions
sanver la France ct les p,incipes sans
'"squcls un grand pcnpIe ne peut pas
"xistcr. Jnsqnan dcrnier jour mes ef-
lo, Is mtconnus ont etc constamment re-
pons>es. s.@ r.
Anjour hui I'appe| an pcuplc, que pro-
r"se M i-"";s R"n"P"'to "'"yo"t oucun
les carac'ercs qni assurent la loyautf, la
ibcrte: la veri,e dun appel la Nation.
g protetc de tontc I'encrgic de mes
onvictions contre Get acte ct contrc les
'iontions dc la loi qui 'accompagncnt:
i.intrat pets sonncI sous la preston
'c Ia force, pretend donner au vnu de In
Nation unc direction detcrmnee qui doit
'le+Ser tontes les consciences ct revoIter
nrs l,s bom,nos iibrns -.a4t.