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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05

The Rest Pianos I'm the WORLDLY. Gilbert
Co.'s pianos with iron frames and circular scales
quality, and price, large assortment 1t HORACE WA
TERS', 3S3 Broadway, the sole agent.
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The Great Song OF the DAY. Little Katy,
Hot Corn BY smnonds This song from the arst day
public alton has been general favorte 40O
sold In four weeks. Published by
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

HALL-JuLLIrs's cos0rnr.
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New sonrs.-ss Give me n Ixiss


James simmonds; music by Thomas Baker. Guardian
Spirts by the author and composer. Just published
by HORACE WATERS, ;ss3 Broadway.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Wood
have just opened one case OF elegant barpours entrey
new and desirable article Purchasers of black goods viii
find this material far superior for deep mourning
other in New mourning store 5jl Broadway
tween the st. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
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Rare Opp0rtunity-A Superb Plano, made

for private By journeyman piano maker but crcum-
stances compelling Will be disposed Of at deduction
BY the kindness Of Mr. Weber it be at o West
broadway. JOSEPH TRENY
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1s53-'54-Buyers of Fine Goods who wish

to be served well and cheapGEORGE r. FOX, 323 Broad
way second floor strictly prohibits charges nsste
upon his customers money, temper time sim
ply having their wants attended to correctly without disap
IOintment
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Melode0ns.-S. ID. q III. w. Smiths CeIe-
eated meodeons tuned in the equal temperament Tho
They are only melodeons tuned and unqueona
bly, the best HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway sole AGENT
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the fall and winter trade also very superior stock Of
cloths cassmeres and vestngs always hand HENRY
L. POSTERS well known clothing establishment No. n
Cortlandt street. - =
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secondhand PianOs.-AM Extensive Az.
serment at great bargains nearly equal be
found at the warerooms Of HORACE WATERS, No. 1sJ
Broadway, The great piano and music establishment.
Pian0f0rte Wanted. "A Secondhand
piano Oft Gilbert Co.'s make None other need apply.
Address s. j.. Herald office.
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ONCE OF the General superintenden

CHAs. Z. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
LABAN G. STUART, Acting Secretary.
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CAPTAIN GIBSON AND THE DUTCH GOVERN
MENT-We have just received the following let
tiers in relation to the pending difficulty between
the Dutch government and Mr.Walter M. Gibson
Of whose Imprisonment and outrageous treat
ment by the Dutch authorities in Batavia full
account was published in the HERALD about a
month ann.-
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rDLO's, Broadway-opxRA or ELIsrR n AmoRE.
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Trimmingsl Trimmings Ribbons! Rib
nons-R. u. MCKENZIE, "a hudson street. has on hand
and offering prices extremely low splendid
Of the above goods 10 which he invites attention
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-02
Law School Of Cumberland University,

At LEBANON, TENNESSEE.
FACULTY, Hon. ABR aHAM CARUTHERS, late
il one of the circuit Judges of Tennesse.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN late one of the Judges of
the supreme court of Tennessee.
Hon. BROMFIELD l.. RIDLEY, one of the. Chan
ceIlOrs of the state
Judges CARUTHERS and GREEN devote their
whole time exclusively to the school. ....
PiGn OF InStTuctton.-l. Daily examinations of
each class on the text books. No regular course of
lectures, but explanations OF the daily lessons in the
progress OF the examinations.
J. Weekly moot courts of common law and equity
IN which students commence suits on 4 statement of
facts given By the Professors, and prosecute them
through all the processes known in actual practicr
The cases arr 81 framed as To require them TO pre
pare deeds, bulls, records, and all sorts of documents
10 be read a. evidence in the trials. Some of the
cases are taken by appeal tn supreme moot court:
which Is held monthly IN the class and in public al
the end oil every Session. The students clerks
>IerS jurors. circuit judges, and chanceIiors and
IN other official capacities connected with their Suits
SeSSiOnS.-fhe first session commences the third
Monday IN September, and ends third Thursday i'm
February. The second commences the succeeding
Monday Ill February, and ends second Thursday IN
July.
Expenses per Ssssion.--Tuiron fee $50 in advance;
furnish then own books, which can be had in the
Lebanon book sjOreS.
-Four session required To complete the course, uii-
lr>S thu StuhriH, enter an adVdDcef class. No pre-
vlyus study required tor admission. There four
r-gular classes. Students may enter at any time
dunng the collegiate year.
There Is a moot legislature connected with the
sciool.
The number of students the last collegiate year
eighty SII.
ROBERT L.. CARUTHERS,
iy9-3m President Board Trustees.
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Dy,ueusia its Causes, Effects, and Remedy.

r necessary simply tO explain to the uninitated
Il the medical jurisprudence, that the Oxidation OF
the Blood and it, distribution into the organs of alb
optOn, circulation respiration. and secretion. con-
>,IlIr the phenomenal of Life. These organs I'M
hue. with the wonderful sympathetic affinltieS.
any one OF them becomes improperly affected, they
all become irrated aud infamcd, the stomach Is de
ranged pains of all kinds on especially in the
ne eId and limbs, accompanied with a burning heat,
lnss of appetite, extreme nervous debility, nausea,
Orbid anxiety depression Of spirits, disturbed sleep
and entire IndspO<liiOn make thc slightest physical
tNrriInn, 4 combination of several all of these
symptoms constitute a disease which affects the whole
system, and called Dyspepsia. Numerous have
been The prescriptions of the Faculty for tins lydra
headed complaint. hut with little success, that is
d common inquiry-Can Dyspepsia be cured? We
answer 1t can. Oxygenaed Bittcrs Is the real Spec-
H.. This invaluable Tonic speedily allays all infam
maory symptoms, and, strengthening the PARTIES OF
the stomach, enables il TO ycrOrm its natural func
unIls and Health and Strength the result.
REED. AUSTIN & co. Wholesale Druggists No.
~ Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for -.
I-z-Iook out for limitations and counterfeits.
T.. IL. STABLER y co, No. l20 Pratt st. wharf,
and CANDY & co, corner Ot Light aud Lombard
So Wholesale Agents, BALTIMORE, and on retail by
al respectable Druggists Ill this city and throughout
the country. Hj-f p
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BEILs. BELLS. BELLS.

FINHE subscribers manufacture and keep constant
L IL on hand Ill sizes of Church, Factory. Steam
Boat. Ferry, Locomotive, School house, and Planta-
non BELLS These bells are hung with the patent
ron yoke, with mOyeable arms. They can be turn-
cd around that the clapper will strike in a new
place, which Is desirable after Il bell has been rung
i few years. Springs are affixed IN new way to
prevent the clapper from resting on teh bell thereby
prulOnging the sound. These bells manufactured
from the best stock, and are cast in iron castings
At this foundry these were first used, and are found
10 be a great Improvement. We give a written war
raniy that if church bells break within one yearfrom
date Of purchase, with fair usage, we will recast
without charge. The tone of all bells Is warranted
Nearly 5000 bells have been cast and sold from this
foundry, which the best evidence of their super
onty. We have fifteen gold and silver medals,
awarded from the various fairs, for the best bells
fnr sOnorou>neS> and purity of tone" We pay par
ucusr attention TO getting up pealS or chimes, and
refer to those furnished by Us Our foundry Is
within few rodspOf the Hudson river, Erie canal
and railroads running in every direction. As this is
the largest establishment of the kind in the United
states. and has the largest assortment Of bells, or
der> can be filled with great despatch. We can re-
fer bells in any of the States. Old bells taken in
exchange for ones. Levels, cOmpaSses, &c,
constantly On hand. Address
A. MENERLY'S SONS,
Tvs West Troy, N. Y.
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. WHITMAN & CO.,
H. BALTIMORE MARYLAN]

Having, 1T a very great Xpense, erected an Esab-
Iishment for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive scale expressly 10 meet the wants of the
,rners and Planters Of tie South and West, would
therefore rr,' pcrftilIy solicit their patronage.
With our present facilities, and the experience of
The past r wears we feel confident of being able to
supply the demand for Farm implements, Machinery
and Tools We therefore offer our goods with con
ierce of their superiority and prices, that can not
G,ll To secure to Baltimore this branch of trade.
As evidence of the superiority of our goods, we
publish tl,e following list OF Premiums, showing the
standing oforr Implements and Machinery, when in
competition with Others and examined by competent
alen:- or
In 1919. Is4g, 1851 and 1852, the Maryland State
Agricultural Society awarded TO f. WHITMAN Il
CO. the HIGHEST Premium tor the largest and best
display OF Tie strongest and most useful Farm lnple-
mrntS and Machinery.
In ls5I and 1852. the Mechanics Institute OF Ma
,yIand awarded to E. WHITMAN K Co heavy GOLD
MEDALS for t largest and best display ut useful I'M
plemcnts And i'm addition tO the above we have re
c.'Ived Special Premiums on Implements, too numer
oIs to mention in detail but In all amounting to more
tian $1,000 which three times the amount received
by any other exhibitor of Agricultural Implements
A. tla above named Exhibitions implements were
exhibited b. Tariy every manufacturer in the cOun-
try and I. DECISION of those Societies may well he
considered rs the highest authority that can be given
/ OF The superiority Ofour implements. ...
We particularly request the attention of Farmers
, Planters and Dealers, to our stock, before making
purchases, we are Determined TO sell on pleasing
/ terms. r- -... s.r
! For particulars see Catalogue, which may be ha(
uats by application, either by mail, or in person.
| E. WHITMAN & Co, a
| S. LIGHT STREET,
W5-f Baltimore, Md.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

NyIHEEI. WRIGHT X NUDGE, wholesale deal
w ers in PAPER of aIidescriptiors, No Ii HAN
OVER STREET, conner Of German street, Balt-
more. Nil now offers III lots ~ suit purchasers, a
larg' and desirable stock ot PAPER, BLEACHING
POWDERS, BINDERS LEATHER, &C.. Sc, at
manufacturers prices.
imong our stock may be found the following de-
scrpion> of Paper
Printing, Writing. Colored, Envelop, Tissue, Plate,
Rank Note. Hanging, Copying. Blott,ng Music, Silk,
Fllrrnug Marble Hatters'. Cloth, Sampling, Hard
ware. Tip. Manila. Sand. Wrapping, Sheathing,
Match Box Shoe, Tea, Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
per. &c. sc.
ARDS-Binders', Trunk, Bonnet, straw, Card
and Press Boards.
Bleaching Powders. Alum Cards, Card Sheets
Pnntinr and Writing INK, Russia Skins, Sc.
(cJ- PAPER Of any size made to order tshort no
bee. V u
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DAILY; EVENING STAR.
/ LOVE THEE.


love thee, dearly love thee, .rs. .s a
AS the fioweret loves fhe dew,
AS the Roonbeanis love the billow
swelling beautiful aud blue; ..
As the rainbow loves the cIoudIet
Ihat lies slumbering I'm the air
u, yes,i1 love thy sunny brow, Il
80 Forever bright and fair. Il 4eI....;is
In sunshine and in darkness -
In sorrow and in care fF
In festive hall or silent grove II. --7r.lI
love thee everywhere. f-,.E ,r.se5,-,t
Mm thofns or fragrant flowers, ..,,
In sadness or in glee,
Thy pure unsiillied collntenance u.s.
Is ever bright TO me- "ib sttf
love tllee, wildly love thee, . ...... ..
And would this sentence brief ..
were written with the crystal dew
Upon clch tender leaf.
i would that il were mIirinured D" "'
q NY the laughing meadow streams
That might dwell in all thy Thoughts,
And all thy glowing dreams.
would hat every happy bird l-.
On every bush and tree,
Would Sng 1t to thee softly, i... :
Yet with warhe wild and free
l w0uidthat every zephyr lrt'.I
Ilhaf comes from o'er the lea s., '...-..r 2
Would bear upon its bosom .. ...l p. O.
1horb burning words to thee.
:.
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COMPOUND INTEREsT.-Mr., Wm. Heath,
the coach painter, residing in Taunton.
England, has furnished late number Of
Reynolds Miscellany with the following
interesting calculations :1H ifdi ai.a G1ur
IA farthing put to interest at the birth
of our Saviour, at per cent. per annum.
would, at the end of the year 1852, amount
to the enormous sum of FL ,330, ,260 $685.
257 1882 $50 $50 ,O96 ,8S2 800, ,l64 ,573, Is.
If placed in line, allowing seven-eighths
of an inch for the diameter of each soye-
reign, the whole would reach 18, ,l99, ,4O0,-
SOC 6,015, ,372 ,966, 100 ,5l6, $50 miles, / sos
yards, l foot, 9 inches and of an inch.
On allowing the sun to be distant from
the earth 95,000,000 miles, they would
reach there 19I ,572, GAO, ,063, ,3l9, ,7l5,436
times, or form pathway to the sun
a6l,l7I ,1S0,9I7, ,063 miles, 1,74l yards,
| foot, and / ! inch wide. On allowing q
sovereign to weigh, as it does, 12 352, Tooth
grains, cubic mile of gold would contain
,2299 ,S52 344. .566 600 sovereigus. There
are, in the principal and interest, 40 ,3l2,-
909, ,922, ,9S4, 800 cubic miles, of gold ;
or, allowing the world to contain 248,-
l47 1896, ,476 cubic miles, it would take
10000, ,55S globes of gold, the size of the
earth, to pay the debt; and if We could
pass these at the, immense velocity of 100
perminute, it would take 8 years, 4 weeks,
5 DAYS, 8 hours, Is minutes, 30 seconds
to pass them all. The planet Georgium
Sidus is sdistant fromthe sun 800; ;000, ,O0C
miles; the gold would form a roadway in
this planet orbit 81 ,l40 miles wide, and
IN Oon miles thickLB ohEil y &c o. ma!
J A.,
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Ky LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1879
EfEcfRaiEE GusSEE sGASEENT SJD.,IMYD HYDRO

II n
EfEtfRtsk sktRMafHIEER,fs ~ f1iAEEE 1EiAAEENT HYDRO
i, discovery in medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day. They relieve, without pain or shock, in
simultaneously, acute nervous pains-such As head
ear and ioOtache, rheumatic pains; tic dOoreaux,
&C.; and by their mild but continuous and perceph
BILE action Oh the body, diseases of years. standing
such gOu, local paralysis, nervous complaints,
liver Diseases &C., disappear as if by miracles they
have been applied with the greatest success in all
those dreadful diseases in children, commonly called
cOnvulsOns- also III cases of teething under dtf
cutles and disorders of the bowels They precptate
metals from their solutions; decOmpOse water; de-
fleet the magnetic needle; i'll short show all the phe
nomenon uf powerful voltaic pile The Instruments
producing these effects weigh about two ounces; can
be folded up in pocket book; always ready for
instantaneous use, and will last man his life time
guarding himself. family and friends. SC. against
that number of diseases and complaints i'll which
mild streaming electricity Is perfectly safe, certain,
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of COM
plete chain Is from 81 10 50; batteries $40 to S20
Incredible may seem the above facts, any per-
son can eL-'y convince himself beforehand, at the
depot, of their truth The Importance of the nven-
tion has been acknowledged IN America by the Aca
deny Ot Medicine OF New York, and the chains have
been applied with great success in the medical col
eges, the City, Bellevue, and Wards Island HOspi
tails, Brooklyn City Hospital, SC. in Europe, by the
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
don, by the Academies Rationale de Medicine at
Paris; by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty at Berlin, and other scientific in>titu
lions of the highest order, including the principal hos
pitfalls i'll E,sope. .-......-...
The promieors are in possession of testimonials to
he S;lIrc effect from all the above Institutions in
America and Europe, well as Of the most eminent
and distinguished members of the profession in both
hpmispheres and invite the public To examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptions, one for personal
USE and for scientific men, with copies of est-
monals, and number of cases cured in New York
anl Europe, may be obtained gratis at the office.
They will forward free of postage to any part of the
l1,,itn Sfafp an N
timing three cents postage stamps.
q j. STEINERT,
No. 56e Broadway, cor. Prince st.
Agents in Baltimore, Messrs. CHAs. & WIN. CAS-
rARi, No. 81 ". Gay ST., i'll Washington, DIR. SuHuc X
rss, corner and llih sts., near Penn. avenue.
jy 6-tf .. .
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PORCELAIN GOODS.

7 HAVE on hand full supply of PORCELAIN
l. GOODS, from the celebrated factory of Cari
lidge Co. such plum white, gilt edge grippe
vine. and fancy Door and Finger Plates, Numi,cr
Plates, Mouthpieces, Door Knockers, Fancy Es
cutcheon, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer kns,s
of all the different fancy patterns; Porcelain Sign
Letters several Sizes article superior far to ib.
Gilt sign LETTERS both in appearance and durability.
am prepared TO fit up door plates at short noicc.
of any patterns persons may select, which arc fit
neater than any article yet introduced.
80. t..- E. WHEELER,
iy9-lmeo Opposite Browns Hotcl.
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Worthy q place IN all Families, 5einr pys.
pared By a Regular Graduats anil phgsi.
cum OF thirty gears experienced.
nR J. $. ROSE is an honorary member of the Phi .
- ladeIphia Medical Society and cradu 1fed. in
lS from the University OF Pennsylvania !, 1dcr thn
Ghan"an. anse o IT, ulr9y sg9saRlhh 9SsaRlhhes dd at
daily intercourse and consultation with those dis
tnguished Physicians respecting diseases Of all
kinds, and the proper remedies therefore; and being
solicited by thousands of his patients to put his
Preparations, he offers to the public, as the re-
suits of his experience for the past thirty year, the
following valuable Family Medicines, eaeh one Suited
10 specific disease: ... ... .-, rs...
DR.. J. 5. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGO-
RATING CORDIAL. .. ...T .
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions of the System Heart Dis
and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect Of DIR. Roses Nervous Cordial for Dis
eases of the Heart, Palptaton. Numbness, Neural
gia, Nervous, Tremor of the Muscles, Heartburn.
Fatulencc, Pain in the Face, Wakelulness, Rest,
lessness, or for the mind body worn down by care
labor, study, has induced many physicians to use
il in their practice. For weak constitution il is
grand resforer; it completely removes from the sys
all nervous rritaiiOns, and is almost miraculous
in its rapid and happy effect The weak and the
frequently restored 10 perfect health be-
fore using one bottle Price 80 cents. .. .-
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For nH BOnc[ COmDiGiufs,

TOT dH DoUet COWWdtWs
DIR. ]. s. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
A remedy for all bowel complaints. This
Mixture is one ofthe most important medicines, and
should be kept in all families. As soothing prepa
ration il has equal. In eases of infants with flat
ulency. pain in the bowels, bowel complaints, cho-
lera mOrbus, restessness, crying or general pain. it
has proved perfect balm, producing sleep without
opium, and strength without bitter As specific
for bowel complaints of adults it has never failed.
Twenty five cents per bottle. .r:t +, .5sr HE.
DR.J.s ROSES COMPOUND FUUIDEXTRACT
OF BUCHU, 49,
For all Diseases Of the Kidneys and BLADDER; also q
Specific for Gout. ,... ..,.
This is decidedly one Of the best remedies ever
used for diseases of the kidneys, bladder, &C. and
also for gOuty affections; always highly recommended
by the late Dr. Physck, and many of the most dis
tinguished medical men abroad. Price 80 cents.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, SC.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
body, it Is more frequently deranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet and
loss of appcttethe skin becomes yellow, the spirits
droOp, and there Is great aversion to society. Re
grlafe the liver, and you correct all these evils. The
surest preparations 10 take are DIR. ROSES cele-
brated Railroad or .4nti Bilious Pills. They carry
off the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His Dyspepsia COMPOUND should be taken where a
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for long
tme.-Price so cents but for culds bilious habits
aundice &C., take Dr. Roses .4n Bilious or Rail
road Pills, l219 and % cents per box
All of the above preparations, with DIR. Roses
Medical Adviser to persons i'm Sickness and in
Health. be had OFF,. ID. Gilman. Charles Sto &
CO., w Ii. Gilman, John w. Marin, Patterson &
| Nain w. Morrison, VIM. II. Evans KidwcII &
Lawrence, J. B. Moore, Washington; J. l.. Kid
well, Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria
Va. .h. jy9-ly
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CHAPTER ",

CHAPTER iN, ...
"Why Lena, you look like ghost. An
hour ago your cheeks were red as roses.
What is the matter, my petite cousin g"
Lena said dnothing; and her face assumed
a deadlier hue, as she pointed to single
paragraph.
81 hare found the bracelet; but fear
It's loss md your deception, hare caused the
death of poor Mary Gree. 81 Nobody knows
where she is; we have been searching for
two days; and have come to the conclusion
that she has destroyed her life through
fear and too great sensitiveness. My
child what an awful lesson is this ~
The evil counsellor kept silence. She
dared not reply when charged with temp
ting her to wear the bracelet, and then to
cover her fault. In an hour Lena was
ready and on her way home. Early in
the morning she was driving rapidly
through thick woods. The sun slept red
and warm on the wayside flowers. The
birds sang as ifthey were singing the first
Jubilee song of creation. Everything
seemed happy and holy but that one
yong heart. ~. . r,aam sf. g..
She had reached within mile of her
mothers house, when haggard face
passed close by the carriage. She knew it.
1t was poor Mary's lover; and deathly
faintness dimmed her vision as, on look
ing back she saw him crouching forward
and beating his forehead, as if in great
agony and utter despair. t.. ?,
Other voices were heard, and the tramp
of many feet. And they bore, near the
carriage that Stacked in speed as the
mournful group passed by, limp, dead
body. 1t was poor Mary; she had perish
ed in the woods, victim to angry sus-
picion, and "harmless uhits lie!" q
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A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY.

Do YOU suffer With'an pain! II you do, YOU will
find immediate relief by using DIR. J. S. ROSES
PAIN CURER. II is the only preparation which
almost instantly throat, rheumatism, from
colds, pains ill the side, back limbs, face, or
toothache, stomach bowels, side or back, stiff
neck, bruises, corns and chilbains Their is nothing
equal to it, for Jumps or rising i'll the breast. No
mother should be without bottle. Wherever You
have pain, Use The Pain Curer, safe to all ayes.
Price l2H, D and 50 cents %