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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-29
DRUG NOTICE.

DRUG NOTICE.
HAVING sold out my stock Of Drugs and Medicines.
l. and all business connected with the same to Ke-
ier Farnsley & Co., on the first day of June last
take great pleasure in in reducing them the publc
aud my old friends general y. Keller d Farnsley have
been known and appreciated in this communit, US gen
lcmsn, anu excellent Druggists for years. Isaac
l. white who composes the company, IL Is needless for
me 70 say ansthng he Is known TO all who have
actea business with me the last nine years Any
commentator from me would DC super0eos NAV ,
ask for continsanee. NEw finn otthose fayors 40
literally bestowed upon me. =
jyI5n ar-. CRAWFORD BELL. .
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DRY-G00DS & GROCERIES.


NEW GROCERY SGORE.
DEN HORD has just opened FAMILY GkoCERf
ID on First street, next door 10 the Fos oihee wn re
he will keen On band the choicest selections IN his line
which The arkei aGris reh Butter, Cheese Eggs
LARD. Dried Meats Mackerel, Coffee Sugar, Tea. and
Molasses The high"s prices pac 'or touhr!
Every article warranted or sale. he public are re
sp-ctfully viied call and see Ben and his stock
Ia don,t trade there's no harm done. my25
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Lama~co steam Furniture Factory.
WHOI,GSAT,E 81 RETAIL.

81 Messrs. WETZEL 81 KLINTW o X 7
49, would inf1rm the public that having recently
- established in LamgscO City, Steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus, esteSs, WardrObe, and several other KINDS
OF Furniture by steam thus enabling them ofurnsh these
articles lower than be purchaser elsewhere In sey
AMI CiReiHRa Factory prices. Their work in every
respect il equs to that Of Cincinnati factories
They also prepared 10 do Turning work ofevery des
crptiOn and viii be prepared furnish country nauu
facturers with whattlcy desire in this particular The at
teutiou Of those wanting Eurn-ure is called the
this Factory
FOurtn We keep FOE sale Chairs OF different varieties
besides ala other kinds Of Furniture. ~ The
T1ec55-fvl
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coFFEE HousE AND RIsrARAUT.

WGter Street merit Insurance Company EraHsriIe. L.
TIkNRY ScBAEFPER's new Coffee House and Res
I Z tairat, triyk house, between In
surance CO. Office aud the Pavilion Hotel is now fitted
mp the best u L. and he is prepared TO receive his
friends and the r,ublic them in
best us Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Ales which, with other refreshments,
he will serve up in approved style and ali
hours OF tive day MIR, will always keep good va
riety of The best brands OF Cigars. n, 4.
Alleys. and every accommodation requisite
such place. e.. Z, s4.. grfs. -mh3l -6m
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FANCY SILK AND WOOLEN
DYER AND SrnIlRER -..-

+ FANCY SILK AND WOOLENf 4,
DYER AND SCOUR6R.
II I;UTrs most respectfully Informs the citizcns 90
Evansville and yiriaity that hc is prepares IN ?
dye Silks SILK Velveis, Ladies' Walls. Mcrocs Apaca,. =
elans and dresses every description, 10
desired, and Hbisbrs in st,fe supe any other
IL llshment la this country. Canton Cape Sh wis n
cleaned and made gso1 white red the most deli
rob Kid Gloves cleaned. Any aftcy
goods cleaned and color restored, and nised In
peror style. tf.-t4. =. ~, -,
H.. r. wond also inform gentlemen, that he cleans >
garments of every shade, dyes them color. by
method wholly new, and warrants them not TO rub of
any than gsos and to look ea'ly well
He would also inform erchants that he yes all
kinds or failed goods. and engages make them sale
ablc or charge will be made. ~ ati ~ raat -
Bonneis ed any color. l-rlf. a1lrr.a azuanf
+ IT = Shop on Sycamore street, nearly opposite the
Sherwood House. ~ sepe
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sp line assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Crayais.
ano various other articles. - !
In addition To the above. lny usual sfock) have usr
returned from the East witra srleded aud extensive
stock OF Cloths Of descriptions will ssillow
WHOLESALE, and Retail or manufacture the to ORDER
Good fits and perfect satisfaction. trade. n15 iug
1 I'm now using In my establishment Patent 81 xfss.
haehi"e which enables me to make cheaper than any
other establishment which do.s nat them. 1hs Mr.
chine is worSing revolution in the Tailoring Businers
have obtained The sole right 10 sell patent rights Of this
exaiH nation of this machine ~ fsagi - Eus re-
sept4 s. GuNRERTS. a,
P.s.--Itake measure. for Clothing NAY kind. e.
make to order in the best style. 1f>n-Ef lfsii1rE
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The above letter shows that in real bot Ere, Rcu's
SALAMASDERs the only Safes to be depended upon.
In the Pearl street ire eteccE Safes of different makers
tolly destroyed, RIcns SAFE ALONE bidding dec
the flames irving notes. bonds and morta
ges To the value of SlO0O00 The Chiicothe 1rc is
parallelcase--EvERY SAFE RCHs destroyed These
repeated prove incontes,5y that Wilder
Patent Salianders with RICHs IMPROVEMENT, are Tho
best Safes made in the United States or ~ the whole
world. The, be had at the DEPoT, l46 WATER ST.
and lit the Factory, corner of ST. Marks Place. ai'
ATENUEA, New York. 80 las STEARNS d MARVIN.
.8 Also. at the foiiowiag Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La. '-'--
T.. VI. HATCH, Charleston, S. c. -.--'.Attt
THOMPSON .SONDES BURYS, Baltir-ore, Md.
HoLYoAkES, LOWNES q CO., Memphis Tenn
EDDY d MORLEY Toledo, o.
AIBIS e. HOWES, EyaRsvill Ia,
s. SHEPARD d CO.. Buffalo, y. V
|. WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport, N. Y. CIV.
/. BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala. '. l-sL
CHAS. II. CAM PFIELD Savannah Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus. Ga. 20 '
l. DE'HOSSBT az BROWN, Wilmington, n. @.
WM.RhNDALI,, St. Paul, MT.
MORLEY ~ RAYN0LDS. Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD ~ GAINESVILLE. o.
HY. SUGGB1r, Rochester, y. Y.
|. JAS. HUTTON, N onreal, Canada. '
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAFES.

uSI reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'s Improved
~ ralent Safes, which willsel at New York manu-
factor! Prices, with addition of freight only. g. tal
...+ r ALLIS & HOWES.
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
HgOERaIsy EER4.ES,

%gEr-3 IHAyE on hand large supply Of every -
s-s5s-f variety Of Cabinet Ware, of The best "
- workmanship and material, on Main be- ~
- tween Third and Fourth streets. u
Lumber f.rd--
1 have also hand large supply of Pine Lumbe
seasoned. Also, 900 feet dressed Flooring.
CDffins.-.
a large supply orall kinds and sizes hand. All the
above articles will sell the most reasonable terms
Dwelling house next the shop. jy226ml
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IDEMOVHO,-The undersigned has removed TO the
house Of Mrs Dr. Traftn rec doors the shes.
wood House, opposite the mansion Ross Esq. on
First Street, or Doctors .41sRas. - ~. -.
Office at the old sln Frstst. Two doors above Main
where nc may be found at all times unless professional
engaged. Je2Sl !. r. WILCOX ID.
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BRBADI caKEsn cRAcKBRsln

MckEYNOLD * WARD sun continue their Bakes7t
lL on Main street between First and Second vserae
they will at all tines be in readiness supply old Hn
customers with choice article Of Breads
Cakes aud Crackers They have on account OF their
increased business found Unnecessary employ Bread
Cart, which will run daily i'm Evansville aad Lamasco to-
supply their customers distance Give us fr1aff
and we will give YOU no cause 10 complain Of scrr
bread. p = ~ y ~ t'-t"- y - feb15
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Roor AND SHo ! MANUFACroRY
r,IvESY AND ShY,E STABuE.

- THE undersigned have purehas' Il I-i.o
~ Liver Stable on Locus street. and mace ifs
<~-A proyemcntS 10 ii, and now have on hand 70
LII aire a good stock Of HOSES. BUGGlES an
CAK.tlA,TES To which invite the attention of IN
puplic They intend from this time to eLdeavor TO salts
a. public in this particular sud hope the
articles and terms prove agreeable Carriages fol
parties excursions funeral &C., ways on hand. Beni
provided with good hosters we are prepared TO boarc
horses and keep them liz The best style - -
aug3f NJ. q L. II. OeGARMO.
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CTNClNATI CLOTziING sTORE.
NEXT DOOR c. ELL, DRUGGIST. MAIN srRIxre

= ~ - IN
Messrs. sHLER-
BRING Il BRUM
MES lave just re-
ceiNed from their
manufactory In Gin
einnati, the latest
New York style of
Fall and Winter
CT othin 2; ail Of
which are made &
trimmed in the
hest npannnr nn
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H'OBACCO.-Jus reeeiv ed on consignment direct
from Virginia manufactory l.rga lot OF chci e
Tobacco. We invite particularly tI.s ely trade 10 call
and be convinced al can offer COOL bargains as
can be had an Baitiinore or elsewhere.
au-i9 ALLIS & HOWES.
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- Iua0 Gross Wood Screws; 4
lo.cOO Csrr'ge Bolts; just resolved and for sale hy M
aD.20 C. N. GRIPFlTB.
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NOTICE.

IL accounts AGAINST, in favor of me. I wish pre-
"a scented soon possible for adjusimeit, a
old stand Main Street. now Keller, Farsley q Co.
where they viii be attended too in person, or b the
aid firm. jNl5n --sra &. I'LL.
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cO-pAETNERsHlP NOTICE.

CO-FA Rim LF9dIP OIICE.
THE undersigned have this day formed a copartner
/ ship, under the name and style of LEWIS 81 GRAY
and have nade arrangements with the late firm Har
ringtOn, Crane 81 Co., to- their in the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in thi:
city. l1.s at-t ..tatt...
We would respectfully solicit tnAane of the pat
&c heretofore literally extended ards
frm and bcspca, the good Offices of friends, pIedg
ing ourselves 20 STARE 80 efforts to promote the Interests
Of all who may ent-ust business To our care.
- r.. EDWARD LEWIS,
FN,nsyic IL 1850 senf9 III I,I,Ic
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION.

II 57For sale in Evansville by
ape -.--- HORNBROO> " WOODWARD
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
The Newspaper Press.

The laborer and The employer--ihe me-.
chanic and The capiiaist--lhe merchant and
the man who lives on his inleresl--all ac-
knowledge The power of the newspaper
press, and consult lis columns from day 10
day with increased zeal. The influence oil
The newspaper is immense in this country,
and no one who is lover of rational liber.
ty and a Republican form Of Government,
can wish j, less. While The press is free
as now, tyranny or oppression can never
overcome our national manhood. lhe
glory Of this land, which is irradia!ing the
whole earth, cannot be dimmed. And yet
lew newspapers in This country can live and
become strong, without deyoting portion
OF their columns 10 advertisements. The
rate of newspapers is SO low among US,
that the mere subscription price, without
some other aid, will not sustain them, The
ablesi, mos, permanent, and most iniiuen-
iial papers in this country are those that are
enabled, by yielding a portion OF their
columns 10 advertisements, 10 put quota
| Of the income from that source oil TO the
paper itself for its improvemeniS--devoling
that expense 10 i. which its mere subscrip'
lion price will moi, justify.
The writer's observation in this respect
has been of long continuance, and the lact
has commended itself 10 him very many
times in The las. twenty years, in the rise
and fall Of newspapers.
If, then the newspaper is so indispensable
us the guardian Of our iber,ies--addresslng
| itself TO thousands where the living voice
can reach but hundreds--how valuable is
any mode by which it obtains strength and
permanency. How important duty it be-
comes to sustain it, How few think that,
in the communications they make through
the advertising columns Of newspaper
which in expense is but trilling, and returns
with tenlol1 interest to The adverliser--how
few indeed think, that besides this pecuni-
ary advantage growing out Of their liberal
views, is the higher, nobler one, OF strength
ening the newspaper Of their choice--oI
giving il O wider ejaculation, ana more pow
er TO It's efforls--of speeding il with more
certainty nnd efficiency into The family cir
Gle; thus laying the foundation in the youth
Cul members Of those circles. by imPercep'
ible degrees, for good men and women
strengthening the patriotism and virtue o.
all, and blessing the Slates with those rich
est jewels, good cilizens And vet, out. oil q
wel.digesled system of advertising, springs
legilimaleIy, such advantages as these
growing as they spread, ill The good they
do becomes immense, incalculable. He is
not wise, either in worldly, moral, or So
cial sense, with so great results sprnging
from such line of business conduc.. who
is not the GENEROUS PATRON OF JUDlcIoUs
SYSTEM OF ADVERTISING.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
For President i'm 1856, Samuel
Medary!

So says the Holmes County Free-Press
in substance and intent. The editor, one
McEwen, in thar paper of March Sd, takes
sides for Medary in his controversy with
the Enquirer, and by way OF showing prop
er leaIily he closes one OF his articles as
follows. This is rather early for nomina-
lion, but the "people" are not to be beaten
again by the politicians:
"Bul though they may temporarily injure
him-they canno, shake The confidence OF
the PEOPLE in himl He may not be re-
cipent of The favors Of the new President
but the PEOPLE have reward yet in store
for him-higher and better than any cabi
nel office. The men who now assail him
are paving the way for the people TO take
the matter into their own hands and do him
justice! No man ever held place in any
cabneI, who was SO strongly recommended
as Col. Medary was for Postmaster Gener
al-from all parts of the Union-and al
though Presidential aspirants in FUTURl
may dread and fear him, and thus preven
his promo,on-yet the stone which the
POLITICIANS reject, the PEOPLE will one day
make the chief OF the corner!"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
Columbus ECONOMY.

The two bodies Of the Legislature, Q
short time since, adjourned for Two days to
take pleasure trip over the new railroad
from Columbus TO GAINESVILLE, and at the
latter city we've very Hospitality entertained
as public guests. As there are some one
hundred and eight members and clerks anC
other subordinate officials enough 10 make
up the number Of full one hundred anC
thirty, who are ostensibly doing up The
business of the afflicted public, at the capi
lol, the dimes which they daily draw from
the peoples purse, working or playing
amount 10 good sized pile. Four dollars
day, for each Of one hundred and thirty
men, will make $500, and this, frolickec
away for Two days, is double, Of course
making one thousand and forty dollar;
which The people paid for their spree
No one will deny that economy in some
department was necessary after this; bu
where could il be procticed? All! nous
ing autprodgul discovered the very spo
where The pruning knife would 6,--tht
publishing department. Forthwith i, was
applied, and The price paid county news
papers for publishing the laws, was reduced
ihiny.lhree per cenll In this way The
GAINESVILLE spree bill was happily footed
and ahe SoLoNs al Columbus we're again a
ease! ,,. e, ,tf, t.4 -,.tt. kt
The press, which has been singing ii
DEUMs 10 The very party who originated
and accomplished this stab under The fifth
rib, ofcoursc will 60 on with their musicl.-
lCtn. Eng sea saa,.a pl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
REPLY OF PRESIDENT FILLMORE.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1855

-r w ASHlNGTON, MdICn +, 1000
GENTLEMEN: - Your kind mole, which
was handed 10 me last evening, was as un-
expected as il was gratifying, While
cannot flauer myself with the idea that am
justly entitled 10 all the praise which your
friendship has SO generously bestowed, am
frank TO confess that do feel conscious
ness that have spared no pains 10 merit it
OF this, however, you are the best judges
You have been my daily companions, and
can best appreciate the motives with which
| have discharged my official duties. Blu
il is due TO you, and 10 those who preceded
some of you, as my official advisers, to say
that the success of my administration il
chiefly owing 10 the wisdom, harmony, fl
deiIy, and ability of my counsellors; anC
that the country, as well as myself, owes
them debt of gratitude which doubt no
it will recognize in due Time, and cheer
fully discharge.
No President was ever more fortunate
than | have been in tho selection OF hi
Cabinet. No manifestation OF unkind feel
ing, or even hard word, has ever disturb
ed the harmonious action Of the counci
board. This cordial unanimity has beef
at all times TO me source of unaloyet
satisfaction. shall evel reflect upon ou
social and official intercourse with grea
pleasure, and cherish to my latest breath
lhe disinleredsled friendship with which
has been marked.
Please 10 accept my sincere thanks 70
the faithful, able, and satisfactory manne
in which YOU have respectively discharge
The arduous and responsible duties of you
several offices and also my besl'wishes 70
your health and prosperity; and, beley
me, gentlemen, your sincere friend.
MlLLARD FILLMORE
Hon. E. Everett, T. Corwin, A. Ii. Ii. Stu
ar, c. M. Conrad, ]. P Kennedy, J.
Criuenden, S. D. Hubbard.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
Thc Cnse OF one NIadini.

The case Of the Madia was brought b..
fore the British Parliament on the 17lh ult.,
and led 10 q long debate. The following
striking letter was published in Parlia'
menlary paper on the 18Th ull:
LORD JOHN RUSSELL TO SIR HENRY BuLwER.
FoRElGN OFFICE, January l8, 1858.
SIR,-According 10 lhe last accounts re-
ceived from you, the Grand Duke Of Tus-
cany still hesilates on the subject Of the
Madiai.
BuI this is a matter on which hesitation
implies capital punishment. Ii is the same
thing in effect 10 condemn a man 10 die by
fire like Savonarola, or put him 10 death by
the slow torlure Of an unhealthy prison.
Ii seems 10 be imagined, indeed, by some
governments on The continent, that if they
avoid the spectacle Of an execution on lht
scaffold, they will escape the odium tc
themselves, and the sympathy for thei
victims, which attends upon The punish
meni Of death for offences Of a political O.
religious character.
But this is an error. Ii is now well un
derstood that the wasting Of The body, III,
sinking Of the spirits, the weakening Of III,
mind, ure bu, additions to the capital pun
shment which long and close confinement
100, often, involves. If, therefore, as ha
been lulely reported, one Of the Madju
were 10 die in prison, The Grand Duke mus
expcc. that ihroughou. Europe he will b
considered as having put human being :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22

had assumed this mournful livery for the
bride now dead 10 him, stood sad and silent
in the gallery above, directing the movements
Of The orchestra. Sophia danced now with
one, now with another Of the wedding guests
and as often as she passed after the giddy
wbrl Of The dance, turned her eyes towards
The pale and gref-s,ricken Strauss.
|, was more than pity she felt, il was re-.
morse. ii was kindled love. A terrible pain
awoke in hef heart, likelhe swelling stream,
growing ever wider and deeper, inats on
ward course, which threatened 10 uverwheln
and destroy her. How gladly would she
have wep,, but she dared not. Ii sounded
Twelve. Strauss gave the signal for The per-
formnnce Of his new waltz The gay dan,
GERS stood up. Sophia on the arm Of a
happy bridegroom All speibbouhde with
the magic witchery Of those magic sounds.
They forgot TO dance, they gazed in won-
der up at The pale man in black, whose grief
torn soul breaihes out its woe through his
beloved instrument. The bridegroomleads
off the dance, and Strauss with fascinated,
fearful eyes, and torn heart, follows the
flying pair in their giddy whir. They
dance, and dance, and dance, sill do moi
cease. Strauss plays, and plays, and no stop
10 his wonderful waltz, which so fearlully
effects him and them. AS sudden as the
lightning's fash the E string of his violin
snaps, and at the same moment the beaul-
Gul Sophia falls dead upon The floor. Violin
and bow fall from his trembling hand, and
with cry of horror, he shrieks, "Sophia!"
and falls fainling on the ground. Since
Sophia death the waltz has been called by
her name. Strauss loved her 10 the last
moment of his existence. He TOO is now
dead, but his charming Sophia waltz still
lives Musical World. H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
strauss and his Sophia waltz.

Strauss, the waltz hero, loved the daughter
of Count. Sophia was her name. He
would have given worlds to have won but
one glance oil love from this beautiful being,
but she was cold and stern. Madness in.
deed it was for poor wandering musician,
with nothing but his violin, to dare 10 love
The high-borh Sophia, who had as many
noble ancestors as he had waltzes.
Rash impertnence," said Sophia, and
when he came 10 give her brother lesson,
she scarcely deigned 10 give him Look
Shortly afterwards, Sophia became The be.
irothed Of The Couni Robert, Lord Chamber
lain, who could also boast of as many proud
ancestors as The fair Sophia, bu, beyond
these and his title, he had nothing else.
One day Strauss chanced 10 be alone with
Sophia; he declared his love, and besoughl
her to give him one word or look ere he was
driven 10 despair. But no tears or protesla
lions could move her, she was cold as The
inanima,e marble.
al am the affianced bride Of Court Rob
er," she said haughtily, Sand if il were
otherwise, think you would become thu
wife of a poor musician?'' She turned
scornlully away, and left him alone in grie
and despair. The repentance which soor
awoke in the heart Of Sophia, unhappil,
came too late; in eight days she would be
come the wife of Count Robert,
The ceremony. was 10 be performed in
grand saloon Of The city, and the Coun
called on Strauss 10 lead the orchestra OF
this occasion, and 10 honor his bride will
the composition of new waltz. Strauss
The most miserable man Of Gods universe
promised him both. "He wishes to woun
me ye, more deeply" said The unhapp,
man TO himself, buI ! pardon him., and m
prayers 10 heaven are, that she may b
happy, and that she may never repent he
choice. But his waltz a thought strike
him, il shall be The interpreter Of his passio
I and grief 10 Sophia, It could challenge he
/ pity, If not her love. Oh what a glorior
power, 10 be able through his divine art I
! speak, 10 urge, 10 reproach, 10 plead. I
} work TO work When all the grea, Gil
slept, Strauss took his violin, opened h
, window, gazed, out in the cold night, ar
lIimprovised and moaned forth his sad tale
3 woe TO the bright Stars above, which locke
! kindly down on the desolate and hear
!. stricken. .sr. stl ~
d The day Of the wedding came at last
e The fearful agony Of love had given him
q waltz, every measure OF which spoke
/. living sorrow and despairing woe. The b
d glis,ened and shone with bright jewels az
brighter eyes, but Sophia was more beauiil
: than them all, Strauss haggard emacial'
man, with bhllnni and piercing black eye
!, sharp and strongly marked features. dress
elfren head 70 ofooi In black, az iheush