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HEY
Tin and Copper Factory,
yoi;te Thin while Won ara reading.


THE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop.
n per Factory il the Town Of Hillsialough,
and he will try 10 conduct ii III the best manner.
He has procured one " the best Of Northern
sorkmcn. and his work will he made II the hest
material and in the hest style. After tying the
work. and il shouId prove NOT to be good ], may
he reformed and more got in It's place. Tin will
ae sold al Northern Prices with costs and car.
riaee.
All bills 10 tie amount Of fifty dollars. At any
place IN the State. Rll 10 the amount Of twenty
i've dollars. within fifty miles of this place, aud
all bills of sny amount. within twenty live miles
will be filled and delivered free If charge to,
TRANSPORTATION. He woull say To his customers
that he will sch noIk as low as an, house in tbs
State.
The snlscriler returns his. Sshks for past "a
yors, sid he hopts he will receive liberal shar,
Of patronage. as he pledges himsrlf TO do Justc.
and To endessor 10 give full satisfaction in hi
work.
All orders sill he thankfully received, and hi
work done with ntainess and despatch.
| IL Iiis shop will lie found Al this time on,
dosr below Msi. palmer's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
Soirmter Is. To-
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lust RECEIVED. a, the Drug Store, q large
" supply OF Gum Drops.
sS0UR Dozen Fresh Citrate of Magnesia, re-
crivcd al the Drug Store.
ROUND Pepper, Ginger, and Cinnamon,
~ received i, iii. Drug Sore:
Nuvcl1leT ~. IL
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Just to hand,

at THE DRUG STDEE,
A. FRESH Supply Of BOOKS. STATION
n cry. DC, consisting, in part, Of the f,l.
IoriHz:
.Fns TT ,,,9ht blossom, Gem Of the Season,
Fl,rs's In,erpreter, Gift Book Of Gems.
Flo.s's Gem. G,a,s Of Besu,y.
Laiis, Keepsake, Floral Keepsake,
Gfyst.l Faant, Dcw Drop,
tiih os Flowers. TIE t.5e,
Gift nf Affection, Tho Rnse,
pos,ital Works Of Milton. Campbell. Covaer,
M,,re. psron. Burns, Ihpm lson, Pollock and
others; t1yot.,nr with great variety of Mlscel-
ls,s,us Works. Put fnli1s, Albons. Letter and
Mt. Paper. &c.
November 8. 10
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Land for Safe.

s5ezs. IOFFER for ,als large Tract %
SLlgl Land in Person county ,Just over the
~ northern Orange line.
<S4ssa "A a body OF upland, il is inferior
ts none ia the middle part Of this state. The
open ianls are well enclosed. and ia good heart;
the re.l lanIs are heavily nlnbered and u.i vel
waIered.
On tho lands are variety Is snhsianae. in.
prosements-DmtllingH 0ises. Wheat and To
hsccv Barns, Saw se.l 5,,st Mllls-in perfect 70.
pair.
Il viii he soil in parcelstc suit an. purchaser.
PAUL G.. CAMERON.
Stas,ilIe p. o., Orange. Nov. 81. O7lt--
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TESTIMONY 7.

60 Testimony like the following rsnd,rs sar.rAeas NJ
soulr.ns on the efficacy Of Balls sarapsrills From Dr
L. r. Yands, Professor OF Chemistry In the lsuisrl.
ediea colsss have looked the let Of ingretisns
rpOslpg John Balls comp pound Extract OF sHrsspss
and have hesitation In saving thai slsy farm ssss
compound and that rroukes well In ehrons dss'-s
70 which it Is applicable. l. y. fASbELL, D.
louisville. June G. leie.
yhss Or P,lsx phs scian ~ appciinsat 20 ihs iors
,fi.s Mszins Hospital, says Of Buii's Sarsaparia
LouRviiiE harrh 20, Tsse.
hsvs examined the prescription foe tbs preparation "
John Balls sarsapxrillA and believe the eombtaon 20
he excellent one aud well calculated yrodues Alter
alive imPr~son on the system ! hass us<l IL both 10
public and private practice, AID think t the beet ares
u 6srepx<illa nov Ia u.s..
~ pYLEs NJ
hssia.n. Physlsiaa Levirris Marine nesyita,
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n SHALL teep q very pretty assortment ef
I Books Of Mr.. James Mslsons. sHsnnf ~kirk
are the following: Milsss n. T.. Forn Book /;
wileys n. G. Reader; whssler's History; an
ASA rlment Of the American f'rses soeisis's
Books; Religious. Historical and TsnTsrsncs
Books. in greet variety. ctsep. sery eloy.
Call and Gee them. Any Books furnished 10 ~
." SAMUEL PEARCR. Agent.
liillsbur0ugh. May 10. ek-
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Inst RecelYed,

A FREsH EuPEIF q Wolif's AI0nsiis eshis-
- DIM schnaPPs. sperihs 81 insiPisnl Dep
~. Kidney comPlaints. Gravel and sione, 6e-
~ For s.lr az lhs Printing OEcs.
eessfns<f n. w.
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CONE AND BUY!

rsyIE subscribers having pnrchNscd the stock Of
4 tioaI1 owned hs ] NJ. 4 J n. Parish, will
ssnsAnue the business at the same place under
ne stvle Of ]. VI. & &. L. Parish. snd will he
1t IL aes their friends and the public general.
., si.ir .tors. They intend 10 sell cheap for
cash, 4nl persons wishing to huv will fns il to
heir iaisissi TO give them call
]. NJ. & G.. L. PARISH.
ss4irifs Orange, July 8. Vs.
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llRESBrTERIAN ALMaNACs for 1854,
I for sale al, TIE DRUG STORE.
October &. o..
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As.ia.n, phy,Isiaa Levirrills M.nh. Hospital

LorpoE. Kr,. April 18Th. l&o
sn ~ rsrmii sddrsss toyoa fev liaes. and DO
the honor 70 rrply 10 r~qsest that will make In the
conclusion OF this letter, &C.
graduate Of Transylvsnls Medical University
have practlesd medicine Ia this wilderness eeury. steut
Ave year, hut owing TO exposure bitter cold weather.,
been indis posed With Acute Rheumatism about sir
months After having exhausted my skill IN the treatment
Of my and deriving benefit induced 20 Civ,
Your TtUIp E1rRaef or sssssrasiLA fair trial, and
accordingly purchased bottle Of your medicine FIRM yonr
agent Mr George +. Brown about weeks ago, aud
must confess thst one bottle has entrriy cured me
j. my opinion that yeur preparation Of sarssparis
decidedly superior to any other preparation IN
and vii! take great pleasure in Recommending 70 the
Sfetsi As being remedial agent, and viii xdrys the
physisisnx " use Il in ther practice. SC.
Respectfully yours, u. d ALtBS, N. y.
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BRoWn MS

Drug and Chfrieei Nerf.
A. r. ssrnsr cktsfnsf and Fifth Sirssfs,
Philadrlphia, Pa.
THIS Essence b warranted 70 pnsssss. IN .
Il concentrated farm. al the valuable paper
ties Of Jsmsir, Ginger. and will be foane. on
trial. an excellent Pamhy Medicine. II Is par
lirslsIly recommended 80 tonic. 10 penons re-
covering franlferer or other diseases, sfs~ drefs
iunpsning 20 the stomach glow and siror
equal 10 vines lassirll Of brandy o. other 81
mulsni. without sny Of The debiIitafih2 effects
whieh are sure 10 follow The use Of liquor OF any
kind; and il Is therefore especially serriceahls to
shillren and females. To the sssd viii prove
. great comfort; the dyspfplie. and those who are
predisposed 10 govt or rheumatic Affections. u
gives great relief and TO the inehrisis who wishes
10 reform but whose stomach iscnnsianily crasins
the narious liquor. il 10 invalualis-givi tone
TO the digestive organs. and strength 10 resist
temptation; and is consequently great agent in
the cause Of temperance.
DosE--fors grown psrsnn. one teu-spoonfuli
for child 10 10 IL years old, half q ,easpoonfuli
snd for child . 10 wears oh. Is 10 20 drops
To be- given in Sugar and Wafer.
DR.. \. ID. SchoolfirkS. Agt.. fInlsborongh, Mr.
s. 3. Lucas. agent. Chapel Hill.
Jane I. 1883. SIS
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Just from New York.
FILL .s.yE1 WINTER
G1EI5ls


rIyffE sahseri'r nae just opened ins stock
4 Of Goods IL lie line, srlecte5 with great
care ~ himself ia the city u New York. which
Tor beauty. ,asr AMI srcsiieEse ne thinks will 10
fsanJ TO equal. IL ihes 10 mol snrpsss, sny which
have hsfsrs been oifrreiin ihif place. They con.
sisi Of every varsity Of ARTICLES usually kef, IN a
Merchant 'raisOr'S Shop,
sas superior French suf English cIihs; Plain
snl Figured French Csssin,ers; satin. silk. and
Mors.ed fss,ing,. ho,a hSured aud plain; shirts.
With The latest French boson,.; Crs,sls, Neck
tbs. Sc. Aiso q well selected ss.oIlmsni Of
Ready Made Clothing. such ss
Dress Coats, Oyer Goats. ycsts,
i'aOtai00ns, &c. &c.
his friends and the public generally. are invit.
- 10 give him call. as he ieels confident he can
Dlsa.s ia slyls, qualify and price.
~ The i.a;ss, FASHIONS are reported TO him
n,a,aly from tro Of III. most fashionable citiss
ia ihs world; aud ne la.leis himself that hr can
Make as good g., ss can hs msde any where.
lie also promises The public thai he will take
pleasure il Cutting and Making work IN every
siyls that may be desired.
1. CARMICHAEL.
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Books! Cooks.

BOOKS! cooks.
MAY be found a The Drug stors. great W.
lsi ririy Of Gif Doehs and Annals, sn,ons
which are the following:
Scots Po,liesl Works. Life ofCen. Ia Fs,.ils
Millions Go. csl. Bo0n.
Pope's do. e Washington,
Pollnrk's d.. !" Columbus.
Thompsons ao. Gen. Greene.
cowprr's do. croley's British lssis,
Gold.miih's do. Young Ladies Dock.
Gems Of Brsn,y, The Souvenir Gallery.
The 1albmsn. Ansnnth,
Morning Glory, Magnolia.
Moss Rose. Remember Ne,
The Pearl. The Hyacinih,
The Garland. Gin Of Friendship,
Christians Rcss. Youths Iisssm,
Juvensl kseP-Ssks. forsei Ne Not,
The Lilly. Thr Gem,
Uo~ett, Csok snd Lsndon,
Uncle Toms Calm a. il 10,
Aunt Phillis's Cabin.
Hume's History OF England,
M.Csulry's 10. 40.
Rollsnds Ancient Hi,lory,
Walkers Dictionary. School,
Meo.iei's do. do.
WehsIer's Qnsric. 10.
The illustrated Ladies' ke.p-ssis.
The Gin Book Of Gems.
Christian Family Library,
Bibles mud Tefiaments, Prayer r.oks, HYMN
Books, School Books. Gifl Books for Chi.
drsn. Bls.t Books, Writing rsrI
Stationery, &c.
April 10. a.
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CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS.


TIME subscriber hs,ins entered into Tie Car.
! rage Making Business, al his residence, sir
niles north Of Hiil,borough. 10 prepared 10 ere.
ssie all orders ii that line with which he nay DC
favored. lie has provided himself with good ma.
isrials. and will keep good workmen, and thinks
he will bs able 10 plssse those who may want any
srticIe in bis line. All orders will he promptly
attended to. and HE ieflns will he uiodsrsis.
Hi. sy00l C;sriii.ig Machine will b.
fulni,hed with new Cards, and put in good 70.
pair " the 18th Of June.
LEMuEL WILKINSON.
March 29. T9f-
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LOUISVILLE, icy 18Th lsi9
hsvs exssne2 the list OF articles that compose John
Buls kntraet OF Ssrsapara and hsvs hes.a,i,n In
saying that Il Ia safe and valuable compound would
prefer any article IN use f.r the diseases arising
FROM impure ssts Of .he boei faint OF the
confidently rccommendii nv frisnts being power
ful Extract, and tis; LeeSe will ali el.s,ss Of
Diseases for which l. h recommended IL used serorng
directions. believe Il to he valuable sueoeiansum
Mercury. Nay. have my doubts whether IN the
violent and pretraried syphi with
Nodes Trophe in carries of the bones whether IL ought
40; 20 succeed every other remedy,
y. II NcCoSAcIIIE, u n
Honorary Member Of The Nedica! society Phxd.lphia
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LIVER COMPLAIN u ,
Dyspepsia, JGuadice,


Me Kaineys, and all Diseases aris-
ing from a Disordered Liver
or Stomach;
Such as Constipation. inward Piles. Fullness of
Blood TO the Head. Acility OF the Stoln ,cll.
Nau9s. Heartburn. Disgust for Food. Full
hess or Weigh, in lie Stomach, Sour Erucia-
lions. Sinking Of Flutteriug at The PHI Of The
Stomach, Swimming Of The Head. Hurried and
Difficult Breathing. Flnitrrirg al the Heart
Choking o. SulFoeating Sensations ~hrn in a
living posture. Dimness Of Vision. Dot. OF
Webs before tire sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head. Deficiency II Precipitation. Vel.
lonncss Of the Skin and Eyes, Psin in the
Side. Back. Chest. Limbs, &c.. Sudden Flush.
cs Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Constant
Imsginings Of Evil, and G,sa. Depression Of
spirits;
cAS DE- EFYEe1rkLLY crkED M
DIR. li00FLAND'S
~ r3r a mx7n 6S3n M A T>rrnnar1rf-
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THE HiLLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
isPrnLisHIn wKHxLY
BY DENNIS HEARIT 4 SON.

Terins.-Two Dollars year, if paid in adj.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, il no, paid
within three mohths or Three Dollars, il delayed
until after the expiration of the year.
TO paper will he discontinued until all arrears
gcs are paid, unless al the option Of the publishers
Hereafter no paper viii he sent 10 new sub
screl OFT Of this state unless pa, nient is made il
advance, or some person in the state will become
Responsible to the editors; and in no case will the
paper be sen, to subscriber out OF the t,ate for
more than two years without payment.
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
AnvERT,sENksrs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar tor the FIRST and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction OF one-,hird will re
made TO advertisers b. the year.
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MAY be found a The Drug siors. a great va
w ririy Of Gin Books and Annusls, sp,ons
which are the follauine:
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We -srae-.is invite all persons who are suffering With
any OF the Is cha: tes is hsr to- call Dr. John
kuils agent, and get copy az Bul!s Family journal
srarls and for the SAX. Of humanity, hope that
single individual will not be found unwilling give Bulls
sarsapara rEiiL after reading, and r.coecting
time, that Il impossible for the Doctor 70 publish
the tenth part OF the number Of certificates astounding
cures performed by his sar.apara The amount Of ties
tmons voluntarily showered DR. Bulls Saresparila
from well known ard distinguished individuals both 10
public and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
~ DIR John Balls Principsi Once west aide Fifth
zee: frs. door below Main. Louisvnls Kr
i" For sale by ID. Heart, IIillsho-
rough.
August 5, 1859. &C.
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Honorary Member Of The Medical Society Phisl,phis

~ IIesr what DR. stspp, physician who stands At h,
top Of his profession says Of John Bulls Ssrspsra:
have been using John Bulls Sarsspsrila In great
Variety Of chronic diseases with the happy effects
and have hesitation in recommending to tina public
fo- the rurc Of scrofuls, syphilis and all and
glsniulsr diseases Yours, most fsrren.iy,
IewisPort, Ky, April 9Th, 1872 WI srAPr, N. ,.
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Esv. Z. W. srHoN, ~ Rev. E. STEVENSON.


coscivsiyr. - Tho following IL verbatim copy OF
serhcte now IN the possession Of The proprietor Of BU
ssrssrarilla, Rev L. W Schcu Is widely and generally
Known ~ 50 eloquent and accomplished pastor Of tire
church and Rev Stevenson has been known
81 the most talented ad JEALOUS members that the Ken
lucky Conference could boast Of for inauy yesrs and
ta time hiling the high and responsible station Of agent
Tor the Book Coicrra Can the world produce better
or more ss'isactory testimony In favor any medicine
Better testimony then offered In favor Of any
medicine. Rey. W. Sehou = Rsv. u Stevenson:
lecisynlr May 10th, 1919.
We hkve used job Dnlvs Sarsapsris, and hsv.
u 20 be used with entire ss'sfsr:ion aud have
hssiston In stating belief that Il Is safe ard
yslusbie medical compound snd calculated produce
much good and relieve mueh surering; and therefore
would shceiuJ snd most earnestly recommend 1t the
addicted W. SEIl0S
isignejI |. STEVENSON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-14

"a slight, pale, delicate, and transparent
creature, every thought and feeling shining
through, and every word and movement
tremulous with fragility Of mortal tenure
We said farewell with no thought that she
would ever return-hardly hope that she
would reach her far-off destination. She
did arrive there, however. The foregoing
poem tells in deathless tears what was one
hour of the years she suffered there. She
returned, utterly bercaved, and wreck in
health, two years since, and, in the retire
ment OF her mothers humble home, sank
gradually to the grave.
Mrs.Judson by her genius is incidentally
one Of the worlds memorable ones. To a
religious class, also, of which her husband
was shining prophet, her memory will be
dear. But there are those who look for
bright ones among the pilgrims on the path
OF trial by the world unseen-the soul-sore
and heart-wrung, with the highest sensibi-
lities that are alive to an angels scope of
agony. She will be, by those, recognized
and remembered. Sacred be the spot where
rests what has so suffered and won,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-07-14
Let them Try i.

1t is limited by diplomatlsts that hnssia
would accept the mediation Of the United
States in the settlement Of the Turkish
question. Well, President Pierce could
no doubt settle it very soon. First, send
the imbccilc Otho, Of Greece, home to
Germany, and make a respectable govern
,nent Of Turkey By Incorporating Greece
With it again for national purposes, leaving
them only separate after the manner of our
American State governments. Declare
the Hungarian states a free republic, with
Moldayia and Wallachia included as two
Of the States Eeorganizo Poland as a
free government Rc-annex Finland to
Sweden. Let the people Of each of these
governments choose their own rulers, and
make each government large enough to be
able to take care Of Itself Abolish the
system Of protectoratcs and then tell the
governments Of England and France that
as they only took part in this Turkish
war to destroy its nationality, and left the
Turks themselves to DO al the fighting,
the bill Of the Western powers for looking
on amounts to-000, ,000.-B'oomsJwy
E,dr
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Yankee Enterprise.

The world has never yet beheld anything
so adventurous az the spirit of American
commerce. To watch it is to witness some
Of the finest romances of our time. 1t is
the great Asiatic continent that is yet to
be made tie scene of some of its finest
achievements. We have done something
in that quarter of the world already 1t
was an American who first thought of ear
ring ice TO India. Instead of going ont
in ballast, as vas often done then, with
dollars 10 buy some oriental cargo to ez-
change from place, coming home with
something very rich indeed, he took on,
cargo Of ice from Massachusetts, pond
\ fourth Of the cargo melted while tho
people Of Calcutta were learning what It
mcan.. and the rest sold Cor six cents a
pound The newt voyage the buyers were
prompt enough the price was nearly dou-
Llcd, AMI yet the ice bad no time to melt :;
aul ever sju"c ice has become n regular
Indian import from America, Il, 900 miles
away. 1t was an American who first saw
the beauty cf Manila her'p, though Eng
li-hmen had been passing it for years
The Americsr carried home few bales.
and in ten years the importation rose to
twenty thousand bales. Alrea1yis Persia
consulting kandahar about clearing a way
for the Americans and their goods into the
heart Of the country and already are the
" doncstics'' woven hy the lowell girls,
who bald churches and lyceums and get
philosophers and scholars to lecture to
,Ecn,-already are these stout Lowell fab
rics becoming familiar articles Of wecr and
barter to the mountain tribes of Asia, who
have any raw material or merchantablc
thing wherewith 20 pay. The glory of
commerce is her civilizing influence. The
influence which america, the youngest
birth of time, is destined Il exert, through
her commerce, upon that mighty Continent
where the fast man saw the light, who
shall attempt to measure 2-WI
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Constitution prescribes neither, and forbid
!, neither II was absurd in 1850 to sa
that The Fugitive Slave Law would caus
a dissolution of the Union; it is just a
absurd now to say that the modification o
that law, or the enactment Of some othe
in its place; would produce the same effect
The Constitution necessitates some law
undoubtedly, for the delivery Of fugitive
slaves, but the particular form of law II
certainly does not prescribe We are quite
willing to stake the Union upon the pres
ervation Of the Federal Constitution, but
It would be the height of absurdity to
stake it upon the preservation of an act Of
Congress. The Constitution made Con-
gress, not Congress the Constitution. The
Constitution does not depend for its exis-
tence upon anything Congress can do or
undo. 1t gets its life and strength else
where. 1t lives in the affections Of the
American people, and derives its power
from their determination to uphold it
against all enemies, whether in Congress
or out of it. The people know that its
strength is their strength. They know
that the States which now compose the
Union are so bound together by the config-
uration Of the country, as well as by ties
Of blood, that they could not separate even
did they wish it. There is not a man,
with thimble full of brain, in the whole
North or in the whole South, who can
scissor out of the Map Of the United
States a Northern Republic or Southern
Republic that he can look at half an hour
without seeing its utter inpracticability
lie may as well undertake to bisect the
Mississippi river, aA1 make it two things
instead of one.
Our politicians should save their credit,
and cease threatening the Union. Nobody
heeds their foolery. Nobody will be scared
from the maintenance of what he believes
to be constitutional justice, by any such
bravadc. The temper of the public mind
will bear it now less than ever The
questions which are now before the public
have been Brought there by causes beyond
its control; now that they are there, they
must be settled-and settled they will be,
both in the Union and for the Union
y T. Family Courier.
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IfIn tAc Ven York .'II0n.n journal
IlfS. cuds0I-"Ta1Ey Forester"

\ mind more gifted, l,atcmperamcnt more
sensitive, and heart more wcndrously
tried by all TIA. could blvd the crown Of
thorns which shines brightest in heaven,
never passed from the earth, we may well
believe, than in the death Of her whose
names (by which she is known to the world
we have here written. Of the two lives
that she lived successivcly, while a tenant
Of the fragile form whose pulses are now
still-thc first, 4 brilliant and brief orc Of
literary success, and the last 4 slow and
painful nIartyrdom Of sacrifices and sorrow
genius, and an almost unparalleled sen
siIiIity, deepcnod thousapd-folL the varied
experience. Few will have ever gone to
the right hand Of God, We reycrcntly feel,
with more about which the angels will
gather, TO read the reco.rl IN eyes fearful 40
longer, She was Of that heavenly purity,
and self-sacr;icine and humble goodness,
which it is tho mystery Of an inscrutatie
Providence should be selected fer such trial
on earth. TO those who knew her, she
was, in every seUsc, saintcdj yet none who
knew her vel, and what she SO changcfully
suffered, would believe there was ever
another lot so apparently deercued but to
filed with bitterness. Before saying the
few words BY which VIC would recall the
points Of her varied life TO our readers, let
Us give one tf thc drops Of agony wrung
from this heaTcn-ch;ldwh here Oh trial
poem written for her mothers eye only,
aud certainly the most manifest first breath
ot' a s0si!'s RNcru7ce That We have ever seen
in human language. 1t was sent to us some
years ago, by one Of her friends, under a
seal Of privacy, which, We presume, is
removed BY her deatl' She wrote it while
at NauImain, thc missionary station in
/ i;uruah n which shc had hncn LEFT b. hfI
iAqi-. 'h.l-uJ. II Df 5a1ron, Whoa h'