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~ REAr NOuTBhitN NAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
- F1HE 10 BALTIMORE AND PHiLJDELPHFi-O On
instant through tickets Baltimore
Phsispha be obtained Of this Company, their
Tou,s, via Washington, the following terms, viz:
Baltimore, at
Phiadephia, at .........fs
transit for self and baggage
Washington and Baltimore of
daily between Phia-
.pha varying from ~ tn e. for each
proportonat, for second class
gers the public for cheap and comfortable
trip 10 New York
The through shov allow reasonable sQcurn in
Baltimore without deTmen To any privileges
conferred by them. = hOIh,
Agent Of transportation
ptehmo,d August 10 iSss aulS
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SsrIro> a WINSTON, Corner 18Th aud Car, s,rert-,-

- IIION - WINSTON. totnrr i5ih aud Cary Streets
~ Opposite the Columbian Hot Wholesale and Retail Deal
In Ctcrr having received portion oi their fau
prepared 60 offer Country Merchants aud the city
iuIuceulr ats-tu which invite their
:" hhds = Rico, Cuba, and y - sugars
Pa hUls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee do.
- boxes Loaf Sugar
90 bags ],
900 30 ora Java. IasuAyra and Mannis Coffee
l'9 bhls
- do go aud Cuba Molasse'
- do Cuba
~ hhjs Sides aHL 81 sglirr Bacon
lrIs
So 30 Gross Clipped HerrinEs
81 kegs Nails, brst brands
ltN bhl, Reriih,t whiskey
l2a do Tuscaloosa and Old Rvs DO
~ = pipes y Brandy very tine and old
do 10 IL DO
90 = casks ola Mad. and sherry Wine
~ \ do Port, Cherry and Maaga DO
- ILLS y Rum
~ do Apple Brandy
- do American Gin
- casks best London Porter
- do Cider Vinegar
Leo baskets Champagne Wine
To hhds Jamaica N
100, 600 isar-. all grades
~ boxes Manufactured Tobacco
go Teams Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper
2,D dozen Painted Buckets
- package q 7, Black and Imperial
- tons best Peruvian GGano
80 sacks salt
10 boxes Tallou anl Alamantine Candles
AsD-Shof, Powder, Chocolate, SOL. and Cpner Leather
Prrpvr, Alspice, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Ginger
Mustard Cotton and Hemp Lines and Cords
Shoe Thread, backing, Indigo, Match's, soda, Alum
Coppvras, p. L0gwood, Hruoms smoking Tobacco
Candle Wick Cotton aud Hemp Tuine,
All q Which Will De sold low Tor cash punetua
Au24-u SUTTON 4 WINSTON.
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FALL IMPORTATION.
SMilH Rohhltr-. importers OF HArisAr- Cutlery
h F'net, G,rmaH ana iiardsars cutlery &C. con
dalsa scanIn" Archery and "virsni4" Axe.
$3.50 Knob Closet, s,cet Pad: Chest, TIL and Cupid tock.
2-p But Parliament, Table. MAYER StTop Hinges
lso "R-Isrr.'" 'Wosienh6lm's," 'waJe Butsher's"
80 " ss..a,. and shear.
s ta' sups. Round half Round MIL Pit Cross Cut
aS S s sIssis M sI seg. i RAJ ;.,.,
90. 30 1" , NV: and si'e1.
SO p,lb!e ara single Barrel shot Gun, auI rice.
10 h.useLo!e cd other Anstls
2.@ solid b., ca',er Kry, aud Flowervce'
2o % Trace, stag, Fh, Log OK, Breast, Back aud Lock
lee dozen Halter Chain,
g Bag. " GRIM ',.' Horse shoe x,u,
Hand, Tenan wsbb MA Pit, cro,. Cut and Circular Saws,
Rsmu'l ha'Sae'. Auser' GG'si. DTa~nr knives, AiIe
hSlsy Slim hn Ris I S'Ir [onc Rem and Grh webb
shor h,uns CLOTH together ~ih every article usually kept in
Thee gods being Purchased sheffield birmingham
g. We are prepared onr the Merchants virginia North
ne,,t before olered % 'h' market SMITH RouFRTs.
& ,hhNL hn'NN.E oN nsON. BtT No ADVANCE .,
rs on JOHNSTON cos @. :. AXEs--Just received ~
,uigs[ C. Avs f9r's", ~heh We are osering At unS
Merchant and Farmers in want will ani it to their intere. to
s'' - CALI ana examine our ',S S6r ssiSr1 Pars1.s
selo sign N tine Cross cut sas, No. - Main street.
NEW AND tIEGiNT-Ts subss,itsrs have Just received
~ th- most elegant assortment %
CLOTHS CASSIMEIES AND vESTINGs,
which y have ever had o." pleasure Of Offering the pubccon.
made to order On able term. and in ne mos,
proved styles They respectfully solicit their friends
Tnsy have also large and general a,,or,sn,o IF Genemer.
Ihry expect 10 receive, iu few days large and beautiful
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
an - n'T being manufactured y one q the best msuufaeiu
80 HENDERSON 4 BuRCH No - M,in.t
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JAs. d. b. EVANS.


- heretofore existing tween the subscrhers this day dis
solved by having claims will present
them oT ayucbt, all those Indebted will please
forward and settle their respective accounts early possible
eitLeT Of r.. % HAsKINS,
sept !, 1854 LUTHER LIBBY
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lIAlNfs-Whhe Tad, Lewis and Atlantic; Whit Zine Eng
~ tti,nt Dryer Fsfs Green, ~ brniant coor 81
Nupul iTg assumentd ~ sfea ~ Psia Hfushes
e'sI5 sod Of Pallet for sale 10 sny quahiiiy,by
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GNAHHItGEs !CAititItGEs.-IIFRFD -r- -
~ MING, Franklin street, Of City Hotel ClS1KzS
would invite the attention Of his friends eg>
public to his large aud superior -xZk
MADE CARRIAGES and Harnesses style aud quality which
are not equaed By establishment this city
sists ia part q
French Coaches One horse Barouehes
SIX seat ClaTiotecs Two Rockavays
iiVe seat Roekaways Slide seat Top Bugycs
Your RockAwAys Buggies E,thoat variety Of
Light Charlotte. stycs
Two Horse Barourlss
out ohe best materials and by experienced
men Being largely engaged In the CaraRc
am determined 10 sell my work low the quality
can be purchased either at the North South.
Repairing done
OF Coach hniiur Isr sale fe22-iy
nLEACHtD AND BROWN sHIRTISos AND sHEErINGs-
- We offer large aud complete goods
extra low price just hand good shrngs
the low Prceof GS cts per yard. cox MONTAGUE,
No % MaIn
Two TIM tGHiCuLTtHAL SOCIETY oP yInsNI,-
u dHdig posc contemplating ri 10 Richmond NJ Ddf time
FIELD Cos Chemical Liquid Solder for Welding China Glass
Marble, Agate Porcelain, and house all
es joined with this Cement will become
minutes after being joined and will
most delicate subject This invaluable
possession OF every housekceper by It's peculiar
esist the action u hot wntCr and acids This
ursf solely at Cahahen for this State,
rely upon getting the genuine article Of
II. II. DuVAL A BRO, Druggists,
seal Corner above Inc hanEs R,l,nond
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WIN l. MAULF, Agen Pearl street. one door from Msin
Tolcr a Cooks Once
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R2AReqwRNR

a
nv, nSS rSrs.sssS ss s.t s s,. ~:
departure Of the Trains viii be As follows
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted, O'clock A NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily sunday. escssed O'Clock, r. NJ
leaves Richmond daly,n 4oelo,k. p "
LesNes Petersburg dsily,st ~ O'Clock, a M
ohdr,n year. and
discount be when tickets
are cnred at the Once aud persons getting on the cars where
Through connection Bland Dunns Western
srsens.SOIOOsh, North carOlna, sSSS
s s s;i,$$s;;s' !: < rs rs
TSIeI to weldon, do do $50
NORFOLK TRAIN
t.r Fort wahAl Connects With the Steamboat
Captain William Smith, for Norfolk Portsmouth aud the inter
PARE TO Norfolk Portsmouth, ga
Height on all article. for Norfolk Portsmouth,
dTsrcnt landings the River must be paid In advance
passes one retained Office;
stated the pass they permitted to on the
ocsS D ruos popAMrap. sup'I
UTon NORFOLK AND rotrsMOtTH-s ~>.--n
H rom WNTH,IL LINs.-rhe bsautnnis sss,,S sSktr
and hyoritc steamboat AUGUSTA. under the com
mani WIN c smith, tyOrably known to the
her place upon the line via waha
resIt and a,tgd out IN the most elegant style and
the appliances required by the Act secure the safety
me with the viii the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot every Monday Wednesday
Retaining Augusta days,
viz Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, At. M
rars between RsS@oad cCsS'., Ring, Mil drove
over I,e year. aud not over twelve year, age
half price.
Meals each .............. %
servants any point the 90
oC9G THoS DopAMEAD. superintendent
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L,nn.n surrLIfs or n.npArony Hr.,rNL

H2fb2ugh's HysSeI the SsIuted Dead.
DO. Heavenly Recognition.
Graysou on the True Theory Of Christianity.
Csmphel5 HymB5-yatious styles
butlets Analogy with Barucs Essay.
DAILY Family Prayers, containing Prayers eyery day the
Hurnet On the xxx ArcIC1; I vol
Bridge Notes on the Proverbs l vol.
Bridges on the CNIN Psalm I vol
Alexander Notes Isaiah 2
Fsirbairn On the Tyres 81 Scripture
History ~ all the Religious o.
HOLMAN on the Canon Law Of the Church
tycnces 81 ChTauy being Lectures delivered before
lniversy q yrgnia, ~ DR.. plumer Moore, Hoge Ruan
bektndg' Rice srd ether eminent dyines with portraits
The writings oi Dr. Thomas Chalmers.
ths Pulpit Cyclopcds Sketches and skeletons
F'ttnon'i 20 vol. fur safe ~ NORRIS,
uf ~ Main ~.
uBARIN VASES, sTATUFTTEs, TETE-A TIFF SITS CUPS
ana Saucer fnncy Baskets Tea Pots Creams
am nuneon oih,I aItclts % he raan and m.ne
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SSADDLEHN, Ache subscriber respectfully informs his
- friends and the public generally, that he has
doors below Messrs Webb, Bacon Co. where
large and varied selection Of article in saiery Establish
his lie himself
in his business that his
be relied In addition BUSINESS have added
manufacture Of all kinds Of Horse and Mule Collars which
se Is ~ n an purchased a the North.
Country Merchants will end greatly their
examine for Themselves all Of which will sell low for cash.
credit TO punctual customers.
mhl9-dn JOsEPM II. COLQUIrT. Agent.
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81 - gSP p !; t.ss % $s ;sss s': r.

AS&VE =, s q lssS Ssss- 2. Non 81
ony-The public hereby Informed that theA sx-n
comfortable expeditions steamer POwHArAN Exy,sc
Captain Charles D. Mitchell having been entirely
Iiitj, improved respect
route between Richmond and Baltimore,
Passengers by this
Richmond by the morning Monday
O'Clock, A. NJ aud Baltimore the
probably by midnight thus with
vni lines out OF Baltimore the following morning
Returning passengers will leave baltimore the afternoon
Wednesday each week at3I O'Clock p NJ
the FLOWING o
fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Company which
Richmond Thursday At o'clock, y. Nj.
Pare in either direction o. oTsard cabin passengers nclu
ding meals ~ 80.
faIe for h class between Baltimore Phae
phia by the New Castle and FrcnchtOwn 81
do VI Making TO
phia by this agreeable line 81 - only Tor
80 for second class DO.
toI further pAruars through tickets apply
the Richmond and Potomac Railroad
mh29 J n WINSTON. cket Ayrut
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HUME IMPROVED PATENT WHEAT DRILL-Thc perfor-
season, entirely
spoken high ton, those
therefore IN recommending
hitherto simple
rabe liable Of order, and the price il
than that Drills. Those who may be
season. respectfully requested forward their orders
rATl ", 20 ave appointment II. BALDWIN
No las n. ain
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ArEw sTOrK % Y1tI, A,1 VINrEH pny ooon

h~ceit ~ 10 Nain Sfrret Opened dsrng
my stock Bs and Winter Dry Goods purch northern
nass upon The best terms, consisting ~ the ate designs
9ei ae' q adie, Dies goods and boys housossep
ins SCOTT shawl Hosiery, Gloves Hanik erche Bonnet
meek htoous rsoaes, afas o. ~ " which wi b. lov
EB-A H asortment N Servants GOODS and Eisskst. Spt
Brown Domestts. set2 F,LJ
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EAD-ouARrERs ron fSsiilOSHBIE a OvIu>c :
The subscriber having from New Yort Win
assortment OF GOODS selected from the N,s
aud baltimore markets asks Of hi.
'uu ahd the pablo generally call
which may be found all qualities French In
gus" u tio'h- Cns-iu~r~- aud y~.ngs such
rAs Fancy Cassincrs Crystal Palace do
SIah,'s Mills; Velvet plush silk an merIno vo.irx.
Hrsnadine, SIX and Push velvets; Plush palm DO
rArs SIX Nelvets, Dress shirts n n Collars
Merino shirts and Drawers. Gloves. socks
sa'penders; Crayats. Scarf; Ties; Pocket HIN r.
Washington and Napoleon cravai. Money Belts, Ae
kEADN-MADE DEPARTMENT -
super blk, brown, olive green nsrs and Yrn.l q
Pants and Vests Of all styles quaitIe,
ho-suth aud Lamartine Over Coal.
fsgunauS Wrappers, Engl.sh whitney
Blue, black and brown SACKS
Petershsn Over al color.
1drksh Smoking
Gehtlemen's Velvet Morning Gown.
Do Travelling ShAwla
Do SNOW Storm scarfs, Ac &C
ocss n u. sPEScE,
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U.NNLL NND WINTER DRESS GaODs-U, ny.tc the At
u teahon purchisers 70 stocE of the following Goods.
French Merinocs, al cui.rs
English do do do
PLAID AMI Striped Mouslins ana CAshmeres
Rich Figured
Plain and small Pgd DE LANES for children
Plain BLACK and Black Fig'd silks
Plaid and Rich Figd Cord silks
Ladies' Cloths f0T Cioak., an c1lDrs
Muslin and Cambria Chemireites n Sleeves
Cambria, Lace and Muslin Collars
Cloth Closks, Long and Square Wool ShaEls
large stock Of Pointed Nelyets al
All Of which We ril sell at the lowest prices.
A
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FALL IAPORT4TI0N.

III 20 IA TON, )
1855.
"ME BUTi.ER importer. 10 Mai. s,r,.,
ing uireet from the EnYon.
country. one OF the largest China @
ouNN., L>ska0 GIdsses Crfors, fiiacy ysSs
ever heretofore offered To s o""'s, ps has
As ne nsons TO extend his w.s,.rn
sestern virginia Tennessee Carolina 80 -
upen making their purchase. As ,m.. s,,i-l
be bought In Northern rkets. ~' ~''s'es can
~,,., a.. .as. ~, 100 -, au2t-u
- ply OF Pure Medicinal Cod
% 81 and healthy lives and BY oussIy, dssy
seImnsnd with entire confidence Invalid. and phv.I
sn as being perfectly fresh,
jeonabie to the ste. by bottle and allan o.
ro,o ADlE a GRAY. Drugrixi..
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EoOND SUPPLY FALL. AND VtNTl, my
- e"opS y the steamers Roanoke aud Janestoxn NJ. -
ISe OF large addition OF ana
S"'a OF the latest Importation, having been M
ot within the last ten days with cash-they will ber,
ON '.ry rea tonahlc terms at wholesale o reta -
hch Fancy Colored and BLACK Dress 9Th.
do Piaii Striped and Checked do a.
Assorted ColoTed Satins, and Ho,.ns..
RAID spun silks and Plaid
flald and Printed French und American neI. t,..
ram French Delaineu all colors and price,
ucooTs ia French Merinocs:
Velvet and fuhro Cloth Cosks nd MaatIIss "'
hnrlsh Merinoes aud Persian Cloths
BLACK Gro De Rhine and WateEed
hack olive, Drsb, and Royal Lid CIo,h
bouhaEinr Alpaca, and Canton Cloth
Ladies aud Gentl.mens N ndrI's KId an. a..
10 49,, DO Cashmere, Castor, Buck do
nhlet Miits, all qualities, aud Misses CLOVIS
klch Bonnet, Neck, and Pointed Vel Rlihons
Lace, Muslin and Lawn Embroidered ,pa C,Il.r.
large as.ortmrnt Of velycs GimIs Ac Tor trinminTs
"Olsn Morst" Cotton and sax Hosiery Ladies sud
usniicmen, Missss', Boyh Children ''
ni-h sherung, flos case and shifting Liner
Table Danask, Table Cloths, Napkins nd DoyIi..
hl'ss aud assorted Cloths NJ CassImsTes
fItn and ftguTeds SIR and Velvet vestlngs
satn,ts, herscys, Kentucky and Kennets-ck
Velvet Tapestry; Three CaTCs,,n- a., m
Bed aud Servants Blankets, s"' ""s'
=, - VALENTINE, cRrNsHAw co,
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iH-u wN. II. sEABRooK.
ENANNAGNN. siokis q 10, 80 .o.s ..s.
~ 2uu iht- PK lnI \ - Sugar.
~, t'ss Loaf, Crushed rad Powdered sugars
1000, s- nj. coffee con Iag pirsi DO. lrIJ.va 10
l,"tlIs Cu.a aud Sugar House NpIlssss
~ hhi. " 90
1',-'t,ss SsiIs suI spF.s, assorted
-'H' UlN'- IsI'Uv, sperm au1 AdaulutUe Candles
~ Ll~rs S.Hr 1;uj.a.. PAINTED Butrsu
CO.. k.tH.s rasrf. au chest Teas, assorted
la'tbls H.fnuts. q" ttl puT, CIDER vinegar
t,H' S,l,e Sole Lr1th..
Fmrnin Ginger PeIp.r. Nu..F. r.i l.rI LcsIug Lines
starch. P,nr' starch window Gar Putty. cigar. Bliarsi
sr Cast -.sl5 Alum, -t PtiT. stone. F.fr4.ta r-
wood tea- 1d"r- Gloves suFr G. Soda Glass Tar1tl,rz g.
a. 'u't-am
EkRtG~. NTDIDNEs. P4i2.- OIiJ-. Sc-Ih- SUI ser
81 h.IH receiving. suI si .r.. receive. fr..t
eiJutsf supple. Hf carefully selected bufs H.f.u,a Prnta.
OIL, Ntfr PiH,r' t.s- M1l.a Gi1s sizes together
|iih uII ,nd .I ...h NJ American French.
sod ElEi.h t Y.. % stU0 Peri
oFffl. at . .Hr ode IIr Doc relrHf,i aI'f
i'i".lu.. iN 't iuf.y i tI. .nt Hrt|. faf
rOuhl'ut Piy aris.t t4aig N..e1Efr 1uI Jtf
i' th'r inter- - q. . 300 .f1rE .rI
Will compare ftvnrris With offered 200 co.. ...I
Ptysiasr- Prs.rpauf rIf.Hs r.i4rrI sud o5Is.4
.ri nrutrisd with thr utmost core lrI issIatfh.
q. JOHNsTOS 4 BROTHER,
wholesale trI Retail UII.sas
fl' NAN street. Richmond. Va.
" We have boo store t'ali '.r'rs, 800 gulDur. auJ
r'H nss tN.u.E Tobacco, IuafIrtssI .rrssHy f0r
20 y J. pRJ.
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DOMESTIC GOODS
TIE whole comprising ~ extensive and splendid stock Of
On Goods exhibited n Virginia.
We complete stpca -
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ch u much larger than usual entirely :r0u8
RgsEtJcg5s gotten IN the best manner Do,S regard style
and workmanship.
We respectfully solicit ea from merchants visiting this
aud have g0pis g is Yli
goods sold u any D,ttrlF ~ a. country.
A
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very tones Of his deep and manly voice.
were never forgotten by the grateful mo-
ther and daughter. He took from neal
ly folded packet, that he had brought will.
him, the little trinkets and valua6les that
were left by the dying youth, his
watch, small bible, lcck of his hair W: II
other articles were handed to the mother
and sister. At sight of these, Mrs. Clcv,
land burst into tears, and her agitation tr-
came so extreme that she was forced to
leave the room.
There was silence for few momcrts
after she left, but at length the daucI!t.r
her eyes filled with tears, said
TEL me everything connected with lis
death, tell me while mamma is away,I Can
bear it better than she can."
thus con jured, Horace told her, not cv.
cry thing, it is true; but he dwelt On all
that could CRAFTY a sisters pride; OIL tie
noble, unsetish and heroic character Of her
loved brothc:, and when he concluded, tic
tears were streaming down her lovely
checks. lie continued to speak to her in
tenderly, soothing manner, for be felt
singular y interested in this affectionatc and
lovely being.
After spending an hour or two will the
mother and daughter, Horace withdrew.
The urgent cntreaties Of Mrs. Cleveland To
make the villa his home until his business
was completed in the city, he declined,
but promised to see them often, and OF his
return to his lodgings, Horace thought
he had never spent few hours r!orc
pleasantly.
Mrs. Cleveland was the daughter Of
Count DE Orsey a nobleman of France
Being compelled by the Revolution Of g.
to fee his country, he with his only dauah-
ter repaired to the city of New Orleans;
and having secured considerable portion
ofhis property before he left his native
country, he built this magnificent villa g.
bove the city. He was assisted in the su-
perintendance by French artist, of dis
'~' ''->- - y h.. p ~-.1 tho man.
sion was adorned and furnished in the tiro
Parisian style. His daughter married MIR
Clcavcland, young merchant of New Or
leans, and after the death of her father size
inherited this place, where she and Mr..
Cleveland continued to live until his death
which happened a few years previous to
that of her only son, which we have al
ready described to the reader.
Weeks passed by, and Horace Edecy-
ton still remained at New Orleans. Sew
eral hours of each day were. spent
a. the Villa, in the society of the char
ming Ella he was associated with all her
walks and rides through the lovely valley,
and at the end Of each visit, his heart
seemed to be more joyous an 4 glad, and
bounded as in days gone by.
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stands Rosalie, the tears chasing each 9th
er down her beautiful, but griefstricken
face; on the other kneels, Mrs. Edqerton.
her eyes raised to heaven implorinp the
compassion Of her God. But no eroan.
no impatient murmuring marks the agony
OF her soul. Near her stands the venera-
BILE surgeon, his head whitened by the
irosts OF many winters, watching with anx-
ious look each turn of his patients coun.
tenance, and at the foot is Edward. his
arms folded and his blood shot eyes strained
towards the sufferer.
1t was evident that a crisis had arrived.
A solemn silence reigned throughout the
house, only interrupted by the laboured
oreathlngs OF the patient. The physician
had informed Mrs. Edgerton, that proba-
bly, that night would put an end to his
sutterings, but contrary to the expectations.
and TO the infinite JOY of all, the morning
dawned and he still lived a week more
elapsed, and his countenance had assumed
more healthy hue; his eyes shone with
a brighter and more sensible expression.
that only few days before had glistcned
with ghastly delirium. From this he
continued daily to gain strength, and in
the course of another week he was able to
sit up. Never was an infant nurscd with
more assiduous care, ethan was Horace dur
ing his convalescence and not once did
he mention the name Of Alice, nor was it
mentioned to him by his affectionate
friends; that seemed to he an interdicted
subject, upon which none wished to speak.
After a few weeks Rosalie gave her
hand to Edward, and Horace acquainted
his mother with his determination TO trav
el, project which she greatly approved,
hoping that it might have the effect of
dlspe)ling the melancholy, which seemed
settled upon him, and in the course of
another week, he embarked in steamer
bound for Europe.
Having brought our story to the pres
ent poinI, we must ueg uiie reaucr ~ i,n-
aglne term of five years TO have passed
five years with all its changes and vicis-
situdes Of lifc-and we will again bring
to your view the characters already intro,
duced, together with others, with whom
you are not yet acquainted.