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hOGGET & ANDERSON. UphOisIer.
~ ers gad Paper hangers, Corner of Go

~ ers gad Paper hangers, Corner OF Go
vernon aT1 snklin Streets, have now in store
their Spring st, OK OF French and American Paper
Hsngings, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa
pers, making complete and elegant assortment 81
d, Il! the various yles in Also, large variety
N Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating
X indow Shades and Blinds, with general assort-
mt at oi Eui tam "oous, Ooi nSce az ~ AiiiiI - :
ne ther articles in our line, all of which will be
eolS on the most reasonable terms.
"a, ,er Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
sAc~t at notice in town or country.
~ 30-3m
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ACCIDENT MAKING There is 10 paper
among our exchanges that So aboun3s with ac-
cidents of the severe description the ''Fher-
mopy Ia4Togpedo." From The following. which
we take from lis columns, can be seen lhe bent
the EDITORS genius, which ~e can but admire
for lis peculiar torpedorsn@p:-
AccsI!en&. We are panied to hear that Fhad-
deus Hardhead, Esq, in going from Dan to
Beershsba, in this sta.e,in zone horse ehay,"
from some obliquity of vision, ren over a
stump and was throw upon The ground, there
by breahing-a bottle in his pocket, and doing
sundry other damage Taeymopy}ss TOrpe-
do.
Cors.szdiction.-VSs understand that the
statement we made last wsek, with regard to
Thaddeus Hardhead, Esq., is without founda-
ton that there are ne. such towns il this State
as Dan on BeersheDp: that the statement with
regard to the bottle IS incorrect, as Mr. Hard.
head i3sa Ma ne law man, that he did not drive
over stump, because he was on foot: and that
no accident whatever happened &c Thaddeus
HardEead, Esq, beeause there is no. 'sHch per
son.-Lssd.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.-l0O boxes
" Sweet Onages. 100 boxes Lemons, just re-
eeiyed al eIA0N BoNAVITA 4 cos,
my II t.No f6 Main street.
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HEAP SPRING GOODS

GTFW HEAP SPRING GOODS
H Fl. ROSENt ELp haS IeeeVaa MS ntocK On o.
hi frierds 80 ~ public generally, pledging him
self - sen al sue and cheaper than similar goods
can he rnrob lewhere. His Stock comprises
in mr., fI ,i ,ta'. IA Of Ladies' Dress Goods Nee
de Wort - s'9iet is, such Collars, Sleeves,
Hdkfe Carntri 81. @ hln Swiss Bands and EdgiUgs;
fIosierv 1SIo+ @Go bons, &c. Also Goods tor
Gente-neps, - Il @ '.,o He will continue to
receive throngh his iher, who resides in New
York fine latest gssbi"n. as they are intro.
duced Cal and tsto COX before you make your
pnrcSssas W 'A ii ROSENFELD,
ap 7-.}Iu% 10 bfoad street.
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SELLING OFF-sELLiNG OFF AT
~ COsT-In order to make char ge in our busi
ness, will sell Of our stock at cost from this
date.
We have on hand large assortment of Masonic,
Odd Fellows, Drujds and Rechabite Regslas, Sill
yer and Gilt Fringes, Laces Stars snd Gmps
Also variety cf other goods, we name in part
Canes, Umbrellas, Combs, Brushes, Soaps, PERU
merry, Silver and Steel Spectscles, Carpet Bags
Bird Cages, &C, &C.
Fer bargains, call soon at
MCDONALD 81 LYONS No 7 18th st,
81 s--2m unrer Exchange Hotel.
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T4E DAILY DISPATCH
yAs. a cowARDIN. Proprietor.
HuGHR. PEASANTS. Editor.


HON,~ kATHAIRON, FOR Phh-
4 SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTiFf-
M tbs HAtR.-The ksthairon neutrslizes the
,,4,,ta C. Disease Climate and old age, in restor
n, taa haunsn hair. and after badness OF Il
,as-s c,aapses the head from Dsudruf and It's
ys,ursl impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
s,ra. diseases Of the skin, such Scsld Head
Yrysieo.ss sc; and is the most desirable Toiiet
lriirEs ter Ladies or Gentlemens use in the
unr.d l. oxhsles the perfume of the most dell
q ,us fowsrs and being free from rancid OIL or col
rnz properties. gives the hair that sott ficn, curl
iog appearance obtained by no other preparation
The use Of the ksfhsiron is adopted by the nrsi
PHYSICIANS n Europe and America and has sale
ard patronage unprecedented In the history oi the
Aa.erla Medied Words alone are superhuous;
tfia ory csn attest It's real virtue, as its million
friends vi, certify
To be nad OF all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands OF the
Ocean iu large bottles, for 2j cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the youne
tska caution too soon Use the Kathsiron.
T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist,
l6l Broadway, New York
Sold n Richmond by ADIE GRAY,
is6-6m l47 Main s,reet.
1TOTICE.-PLAN1EkS' BANK OF VIRGIN
V IA-Bouks Of subscription TO the capital stock
OF the Planters Bnnk of Virginia will be
opeUei AZ the store of Messrs STEBBlNS, OAR.
RACOTT & co. corner of Broad and 9Th streets,
on Monday the 2lst day of May next in pursuance
Of charter passed by the General Assembly OF
Virginia az its present session.
Commissioners,
Peachy Grafton James Lyons
W G0idn DR. C.. S Mills
I'd Winston w. D. Winston
Or Tnos. Pollard X F. Darracott
A.sx Duval A. V. Chreuthaw
~ w Timberlake John Harold.
Rchmr nd, april Ilth, 1853 ap l3- lawt23dtd
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, at the corner of 10Th
~ and Main streets, would most respectfully
cah your attention. 10 my large and select stock Of
old imported and Domestic Cigars, at prices to
suit everybody } am determined to sell low for
cash, st wholesale and retail Remember the
cheap Store, corner OF Main and 10Th sireefs,
Richmond, Virginia
JAMES A. HARRINGTON,
Sole Proeriefor from the 29tA of March, 1859.
DAILY Waig, Times aud Enquirer, copy
IN 9-6t4
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NOTlCE.-Extract of an Ordinance concern.
l\ ing the Water Works ct the city of Richmond
passed March 18th, .s47:
SEC 2. 1t shall not be lawful for any person or
persons, o,hsr than the Superintendent or his
agent OF sgenx, TO introduce into his hnr or their
lot or It nement, or into the lot honse or tene
ment OF another, any water from any of the pipes
laid down by the city, or to construct lay down
or have constructed or laid down, any pipes or
other works for that purpose, or TO introduce any
ferule or other fixture BY whatsoever name called
into any of the pipes lait down by the city, or 10
break up any street, lane. alley, or road within or
without the city OF Richmond Tor the purpose of Law
ing down OF constructing any such work: Provided
that after wafer shall have been introduced by the
Superintendent, or his agent into any lot or tene
ment 1t shall be lawful for the owner or occupier
thereof, to construct any hxtare or apparatus for
baths or water cosets to be attacked 10 the pioes
laid down by the Superintendent or ais agent such
attachment to be made under the psrnission and
inspection OF the Superintendent, and in case ,h,
said Superintendent shall refuse to permit such
attachment to be made, the person or persons dis.
satlshed with such refusal shall be at liberty to ap
peal TO the Watering Committee, whose decision
on the application shall be fual.l And every uer
con or persons who shall offend herein, shall be
liable to ine not exceeding twenty dollars. To he
recovered before the Mayor, Recorder, or anv AL
oerman lot the city OF Richmond TO and for the use
OF the sad city, aud every twentyfour hours dur.
ing which such work or fixture shall remain and
continue, shall be held and considered senarata
and additional offence sgainss the provisions of
Ordnance JAMES DAVIS,
Sup't City Water Works.
noTE'Iby resolution of the Watering Com
mlttee OF later date than the above II was
Resolset' That every elongaton or extension of
aPpe, "h ether OF ie ad or iron, after water shal
have been introduced as above, is TO bs consida,aS
ss new attachment, and mrst be made under tha
permission and inspection of the Superintendent,
under the penalty denounced in the 7th section
above. - 'o0''h
my I0-6r Jyn s,.
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| me NoRwALx AFFAIR.-Tke public feel.
ing al the North is pretty effectuslly aroused
sy me recent accident or wholesale murder =,
No'~alk. The public expression must be some.
"ha' alarming to railroad directors and stock
holders there. Al large meeting CT The CHI.
zens of Norwalk, there were some s,,onn
speeches made, in which the conduct Of Rail.
road ofhciais was severely animadverie, upon.
Ii was the general opinion that they were verv
little desi'ous to guard against accident where
it required some expenditure, and ,hes their
grand desire was to make money. In the
course of one gentleman's speech, he msde q
pointed allusion TO the cupidi'y of the Director,
of the New Haven and New York Railro,d
when voice in the crowd proclaimed" Pie
money will heve to come out now" Welt it
is TO be hoped it will. The sufferers by the
Norwalk catastrophe can make them smart.
A speaker in the Cennec:ieut Legislature
characterised theoccurrence 90 " wholesale,
bloody, mlrderous massacre'r-and declared
that the wretch whose brutal heedlessness OF.
ignorance causedit, ought to be hung upon a,
gibbet higher than Haman's.
The Hartford Courant mentions one fact
which, while it shows that at least one Direc.
tor Of road had some solicituGs for the lives
of passengers, proves the signals not to be q
certain security. This Director, on one of the
Roads running into Bridgeport. placed the
signals to indicate that draw was open, when
it was not, for the purpose of testing the engi-
neeF. Not the least attention wao-paid to the
signals, and had the draw been open, an acci.
dent as dreadful as that at Norwalk'might have
happened, The maarwas dismiss but it is
not probable that measures were taken to keep
other roads from employing so reckless an in
dividaal.
The best and only perfect safeguard is to re-
quire the train in every instance to- stop still
before reaching draw.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday Morning, May I3, 1853
SpIRIrOF THE PRESS.

| the appointments Of the new administration o'
| Consuls and Ambassadors, and calls upon
General Pierce TO hurry along the Chill mis-
sicn, the Rio ConsuIship, the French Ambas
ssdorship, and any other loose embassies he
NAV have in his pocket.
The Wing speaks of The Democratic and
Whig nominations in the 5th Congressional
Distrct-ofcourse, endorsing the latter.
The Times presents some extracts, with
comments, of an official communication from
Mr.. A. ii. Stuart, late Secretary OF the Interior
to President Fillmore, relative TO the Mexican
Boundary question.
The ENQUIRER discusses at length the views
Of the Wing candidate for Congress, Colonel
Coleman. and the character Of the Wing
principles.
IMPORTANT DESIsIoH WITH REGARD TO
WIDOWS misunderstanding McClelland
has made an important decision with regard
to the Interpretation Of the act of 1853, re.
specting widows Of revolutionary efhcers, &c.
As great number Of persons are deeply in.
teresled in it, we publish the following state
ment of it from the New York Herald:
By the act of February 3, lS43. t was en-.
acted that "the widows Of all officers" &C.,
OF the Revolution. who were married subse-
quent to January, 1890, shall be entitled to
pensions Sin the same manner as those who
were married before that date"
| 1t was contended by ,he claim agents that
this statute merely operated as q reyeal of that
provision of the pension law of 29tAs July,
| 1S4S, which excluded sfom its benefits those
widows who we've married subsequent TO let
January, 1900; and that, therefore, thcee wild
| ows who were married subsequent to 1890
| were entitled 10 pensions, commencing on the
| 4lh March, lS4S, the same those who were
pensioned under said acs of 20lh July, tStS.
| The case was presented TO the Secretary
| on the single question a9to the period o.! the
| commencement Of this new class OF pensions
| ~rsned by the act of February, 1853. The
| Secretary held that the words Sin the same
manner" used in the act of 1858, could not be
| regarded as necessarily embracing the time oi
| the commencement OF the pension, nor therternl
""ere married before that date" as relaIi0g ex
clusivelv to the act of 1873, as several ac,s had
| been passed granting pensions 10 widows whC
were married at different periods prior to, the
| lst of July, 1850; that the period of the GEM
| mencement of the pension was left in douS
| by the act of 1852; and that, although the
rule prescribed by the acsof May, 1920, liking
| the commencement of passions at the date
| where proof is completed, might with proprbe
| " be adopted, yet it would secure greater
| uniformity to construe the law as granting Ihe
| pension to commence forra. its date, and he ac-
| cordiDgly so decided.
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ATAT%DN d ROOTH, UPHOLSrEKkRS
w AND PAPER HANGERS respectfully In
form the "a 3lic that their Sp1ng assortment OF
pers; Borders, fire Screens, Curtain Papers, Win
dow Shades Mating floor and table Oil Cloths,
Mattresses and Feather Beds, OUNCES, &C, sc, ali
OF which they offer at prices as low can be pur
chased elsewhere, at their store, No l44 Broad
street opposite the Theatre.
P S-Rooms and Entries Pspered at the shortest
notice. lowest prices, ard in a manner not to be
eeualec by env competitors. ap 26-lmF
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NtnrTpH EhN DAF IASI UNIV EN- IUIN.
y Far a. accommodation of delegates who ex
nee, the session OF this BODY, 10 be held in
RaItnor"i May the fare between Richmond and
Washington "s 'ogn ISGuceu - 60 Ior lne ioIu
trip. .; NJ :" guy I ran poi'al-oH'
Richmond ieu ,Nn ~ " a' olace' oo
ninl.-.
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L0TICE TO THE pURI.IC-

OTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The under.
I aligned disposed Of his interest In tn, Cigas
store on the corner OF Main and 10Th streets in
the city OF Richmond, on the 29th of March 1859.
10 MIR HARRINGTON. He would respectfully So
iiclt the continuance OF the liberal patronage be.
slowed upon the firm Of Jas A Hart tngton g. Co.
JOHN DOBBINS
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ID ElIOVAL OF TIE FRA NkLIN
h CLOTHING STORE, from l32 to 95 Main
Strfet third door above 18th Street-where may
be found the largest and best got up Stock OF
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the ci
tizeus OF Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
style, quality and color of Sack, Dress and Frock
Goats Tor Spring and Summer wear. Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants of every style and quality
ima2iEab 9; plain aud fgured Silk, Satin and Mar.
seies Vests in endless variety. Also very large
and selecs Stock OF Gentemen's Furnishing Goods,
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c.
All we ask is call at the Franklin, TO be satisfied
that it Is the place 10 get the best and most tor your
money DECOU q CO,
NH 95-6m qS Main street Richmond Va
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0OAPs, FANCY ARTICLES, PER.
~ FUMERY, BRUSHES, CONES, &c.-a full
supply always on hand, for sale by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist
my IL Opposite Old Market, Franklin 81
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eW AR.
HOUSE.
ed by Sc.
r of ele.
snd 7 oc.
NH 80
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7 UMP ANTHRACITE C171 =, -
II perior Lump Anthracite Coal, daiIv esna..s su
to arrive for sale by eApeesea
ap23 JHO w wRtour
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nj E:-33 cases '.DescoIe' Snaois6
- Mass Llcorice IA cases an" Snsyish Map.s r..
for sale by "a olck Licorio0
sp20 sAmyrY .x
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GENUINE LONDON PORTER AND
" ALE lilo CASKS, pnss and quarts, of my own
importation, landing and for sale by
my l2 JOHN CLAIBORNE
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HAVANA CIGARS, some OF the best brsnda
Ill ever offered in this market
JAS D THOMAS, D suggist,
my II Opposite Old Market, F rankin ST.
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GTBLE BUILDING LOT tor SAFE on

MI GIBLE BUILDING LOT tor SAFE or
u s,b street, near Leigh, and nearly opposite
aMili's1 City Springs having 80 feet front by l2t
IN a.n.h o an alley This is considered one of the
-; rabe lots in the vicinity. liberal credi
will he :; 5en Title indisputabie.
VII os SS q n w GODDIN.
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~ FOR SALE.-A first rate Buggy or
46Lady's Riding Horse. Apply to
/ my It's FIJI COWLING
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ID medal
s5ls and
&c atthe
|. They
with the
snd are
foas azd
racisted
seldom
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------
L,.-By tie
America
osc1ber Ia
& iniports.
sarthen.
.Msnufso.
York aud
pekinx q
aslns y. one
ferei, In
srns, end
before gha
ls able to
nt OF any
|ATT.
n street
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A 4 PRIVATE SALE.-An excellent Bug
"A gy. Also, Buggy and handsome set of
Harness, with pole, &c. Also, an excellent Sc
cond hand BarOuch.
my II MOTT & co
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A LIE AND PORTER.-Muir & son's Sc.-r
"A ling Edinburgh Ale; Barclay, Perkins q Eo,.
London Porter; for sale by
NH "a R.M BURTON
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/ TOBACCO CHEWERS.-Oyler and An
\ derson's {Lynchburg) California Gold Bar and
Ne Plus Ultra Chewing Tobacco, in 5 and l2 Id
cases. Just received and for sale by
! sAML AYRES,
my 3 Cary street, opposite Columbian Hote
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ICE CREAM FREEZER CKETS.-
L Just received Austin's Patent Ice Cream Free.
zers the best now in use freezes in six minutes.
Also, lew pals of Butter. Something very
nice tor table use. For sale by
TW TURPIN, .
my 5-tf Main, between 7th and sth sts
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-='s--@--a.---
| fLOR Ia
ant and
| llSr ma
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NHINGLES.-A1 lot Pine Shingles Tor sale io-
~ 10 close consignment by
ap23 mo w. WRIGHT. Dock Wharf.
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4.
sARR.

|brks, Cas-.
4 aRcy xr.
l4-d
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o. UNION HOTEL FOR RENT O]

"a FOR SALE.-The Brick Tenement on
k:a south side Main street, between 10Th and Goth
streets, at present occupied by Mrs E DAVIS. con.
tanning thirteen rooms, brick kitchen with five
rooms; also, small wood do. Depth of Lot half
las distance from Main to Cary street. Terms ac-
com mmodating. Apply to EHF
ap 80 TOLER & COOK. Asents
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M AhE 10 aas a TGARDEN.-Any person Wishing
sl,us'i9n m,s sn oy y. applying at this office,
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4 'ARPET BAGs.-An assortment iust "a
~ ceived and TOR sale low ny
my5 ELIAS HALE LOG Main styeet
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
The Charges Against the late Secrcta'
ay stuart.

1t will be Remembered by our rea
'lcrs that Mr.. GENTRY, Whis member
oicongress from Tennessee, charged tha,
the late Secretary Of the Interior Depart.
mcn,, STUART, made one OF tic clciks
under him give receipt or voucher iof
greater salary than he received. por.
ton Of il going 10 luvorite in the uc.
par,mcnl. SrUAar, in defending him
self, admitted the fact, but said in cxpla.
nation that it was in pursuance ol an
ARRANGEMENT ma lie at the time Of the
clerks appointment, who was assisted
in his duties by this lavoritc. Even il
this was true, it would hardly pallla;c
his conduct, for the practice could not
fail to lead to the greatest corruption
an proHisacy. Mr.. GENTRY, in reply,
has sent Il note to the editor ol the " ash.
inglon Union, imclosing letter from Il
Mr.. TWlrLEr, VINO is acquainted with
all the facts attending tie transactions
in which he says that no such arang,
menl spoken OF by .-eorctary STUART was
madc-lhat the clerk alluded to was ap.
pointed unconditionaily that he never
received any assistance in the dischur.'
of his duties from this favor,e, and til q
q, frs, he received the full pay to whicl,
he was entitled! These facts are derive,
from the pay clerk of the Department,
We should think this rejoinder Of MI
GENTRY pu, the late Secretary ofth. In
terror in worse position that il he ha
said nothing on the subject. What
wonderfully pure Administration w
have had at Washington Tor the last fou
ycars!-Ein Eng.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
A case Of sad interest.

A visitor at the insane Retreat wrr.
ccsicr, mentions the following in let.
ter.
Their. is small pohl in the garlcn.
Just opposite the ponI | saw woman
humbly blessed. looking into the wafer.
The poor woman, said the Doctor, hos
b. ell here for several years. She assists
in the kitchen and is perfectly harmless.
though incufabls. Stc is the wife OF al
Industrious man living in an adjoining
towu.
They had family ofihrce boys, two
Of whom died suddenly Of the scarlc,
fever. Within week of their burial
the mother proccsisL 10 pond neal by
for some water. AS she was dipping her
pail she saw something just beneath the
surface, which attracted her attention.
and taking WOO len rake she pulled it TO
the bank; it proved to be the body Of
her remaining child. A walnut she'll
with q paper stuck in the center, was
floating upon the water, which no doub,
sailing from the chlld's reach caused him
to strcach for it lose his balance AMI be
drowned.
Before sunset she was m ll-ra ying-
NAL ard was brought here. 1t was her
daily custom 10 watch that water for a
few moments, ust at the hour she disco ov.
sreI her child, ami Guietly return - her
work.
But if she was not allowc | to so which
by way of experiment has been tried,
violen fits AMI convuls:on woul follow.
"You say she Is incuruble >" salI
Quite go. we think. Under superin-
tenlence contiue,l the doctor, she's quic,
anl useful here; but without it she would
be even dangerous.
While he was speaking, the mother
whose bercavcmen,s Of her children hal
driven her mad forever. turned upon het
heel, AMI with her face turne.l TO III
earth AMI walked slowly towarl the
house. AS she approached, the doctor
called to her, and dropping a low cour
tesy, she stool at US.
have seen faces whose melancholy
expression might chill the blood like
the keen east wind. and the powe.' ofsym
pathizing with them be very limited.
But Of all that have seen, not any
have approached the one now looked
upou, in utter absence of all life's sun
shne-paIe, ashy pale. were her features
her lips were hucless, and her eyes sun
ken; her lower jaw dropped almost upor
der breast, and looked like grief person
4 b. "Poor creature" saib the .bocto.
what wre,chedncssof mind is there dcpic
t,d never saw it equallc J., sal il |.
No wonder, rcplie.l he, for five year
smile has not playet upon her +fe'
ture, in nv opinion nepsr WiW.