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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-11

MURDER.--A woman named Margaret Ellis, a
prostitute, was murdered yesterday about noon
by a fellow named Fred. Mitchell, under the fol-
lowing circumstances: 1t appears that Margaret,
with a woman named Anna Jamison, were living on
Clinton street, some distance out and were visited
yesterday by Mitchell and companion named Jas.
Herd. Mitchell got into dispute with the deceas.
ed about ring, and after words had passed, he fell
upon her and beat her in SO Inerciless manner as
to cause her almost instant DEATH The villain was
arrested last evening by policemen German and
Winchel, of Capt Davenport's station. He is now
in jail-ByfatO Commercial Ado., Wednesday.
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~ Our stock of Summer Dress Goods being very
large, will, in order to reduce them before the
season 10 over offer them at cost.
All in want Of the above goods would do we'll to
examine stock before purchasing. Most OF our
Dress Goods purchased late in the season in the
Northern markets, at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier in the season.
lie 22-tsf HART l. MOSES
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IMMEDIATELY -an ac-
w tive young man to drive Bread Cart, and make
himself generally useful Apply to
-.-g MUIRHEAD STEVENSONS
y8-St* Bakery Rocketts
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WANTED.-An assistant SALESMAN
W in a Clothing House. Best of reference re.
CURED. Apply at this ONCE. -
. iy 8-St
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MoRTATIry Avn cuoIERA.

ALBANY, July There have been two deaths
here dsy from Asiac cholera, and there are quite
number Of cases in the city.
PHILADELPHIA, July o.-The whole number Of
deaths in this city during the past week was 36S,
Of which number 2l5 were under 10 years OF age
There were also - deaths from cholera.
NEw York, July 9.-The whole number OF deaths
in this city during he ending on Saturday was
7fl about one hah of them being under 10 years OF
age There were 90 deaths from Asiatic cholera,
being an increase, as compared with the preceding
week of this disease, of twenty.
BosroS, July e-There were 1877 deaths 10 Bos.
ton during the week ending this noon, OF which "a
were trom cholera and 12 from sunstroke. The
weather TO day was quite comfortable, with a light
east wind.
A dispatch received In Cincinnati from st. Louis,
states that in that city the cholera was raging as an
epidemic the deaths reaching as high as 20 per day.
The official report show that for the week ending
the Sd inst there were POI cholera deaths there -
The disease has also broken out In the Lunatic
Asylum, near Cincinnati, and four deaths have Ia
ken place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-11

II UMBER.-lOO,O 900 feet 1, 1 4, Il.2, 2
IL and inch clear White Pine
80 600 fl. Whitewood-supehor quality.
as 900 n. /, II, u, 2, s and a inch Ash-do
Is coo f. inch Nhitewood.
IO000 f. Chair Plank
5000 fl Whitewood Seanfiing
Now landing from schooner May and AdaIine, and
Jane Ross.
ALSO, rs.
= 100 eco n. superior Southern dressed Flooring
506e0 II. seasoned Buttonwood.
= 100 coo f. Sus. boards for packing cases.
Together with general assortu Of Walnut Cher.
ry, Maple, Mahogany and yellow Pine Lumber for
sale low BY R-G q. sWHITFIELD' =
jy6-6t Corner Of Cary and 10th street
RUNAWAY-$3O 4 w AR D.-The
~ above reward will bs given for the spprehep.
sion and delivery to In Petersburg or detention
in any jail Of the Commonwealth. Of mslatto Boy,
named WILLIAM belonging 70 the estate of Ed.
mand fritehett decd. The above named slave Il
soput ID years of age and about i've feet In height
with bushy hail, prominent front tseth and siam.
mers when addressed He has been accussomed 20
waiting In IN eating house.
have understood that he has been sevsral times
seen q or near RockettA In the city Of Richmond,
aod ne - probably still lurking fhers.
Any person aFrestins him, aud lodging hun "a JAIL
viii please Inform mo Immediately ~ letter, and
the above reward win Be psid s,
10 2s-2w ofEdmund Pdshsth deed.
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M a N T E D.-25,000 Railroad Stills,
w of white post oak, seven feet six inches
long, not less than inches in diameter the small
end to be barked and smoothly hewn on two sides;
to be inches thick The end of the stills to be of
other defects calculated impair their and
durability Tho said stills to be delivered at the depot
in Richmond, or the line of the road between
Richmond or fredericksburg and to be placed by the
contractor convenient to be loaded the cars to be
inspected by the superintendent of the
cent offfor cash. None will be received under size
w. N. BRAGG. Sup't of Road
Office R., F. and P. r. Co., March 22d, 1854.
m %
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1 TTENTION INHABITANTS OF

A TENTION INHABITANTS OF
IA RICHMOND.-The prevailing sickness, Diar-
rhca, pain and dsordered state of the stomach that
has been so very prevalent amongst for some time
past, has Induced me with the wish of several per
sons who have received benefit by my Diarrhea
Compound) TO bring it more to public notice. 1t is
as good for the above disease Leonard's Instant
Relief and Speedy Cure, for coughs, colds, &c &c
Give it tral; it is equally good for the child as
adult.
Prepared by THOS. LEONARD
iy Goyernor afraaf
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T'EN NEAT HOUSES FOR RENT
Il We offer for rent TEN FRAMED HOUSES
Just completed, on Jefferson, between Broad and
Marshall streets, near Brook Avenue. Each house
from their convenient location and good arrange.
ments well suited for shops of any kind
dwelling houses
Those in want will do well to apply at once to
jy6 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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BY THOMAS w KEEsEE,
ONCE It Geo. J. Sumncrs No. ~. Pearl street.

s&a fUIUHE UAI6. ss.tss FE@
By THOMAS w KEEsEE,
Once ct Geo. J. summers, No. ~, Pearl street.
A UCTTON SALE OF 10000 TT. OF
4 = JAMES RIVER LUMBER--On Friday, 18th
nat, commencing at O'Clock In the afternoon, win
500 at suction, by the subscribers, ct Rocketts
about 70 600 feet Of James River Lumber, condsting
OF and Ii inch board Flooring and Scantling.
Terms at sale. FE Fsh
PACE, PARsoN & PERKINS.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsE., Aucf
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE { CO. : -
GROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY, the 18th Inst, commen cing at 10
O'Clock, We will sell at auction store, general
assortment of GROCERIES, &c. &c. consisting in
100 bids. SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
100 bbla. Coffee SUGAR
L5o do. prime MOLASSES
so do. WHISKEY
Cognac BRANDY @ -.
Holland GIN
6unpowder and Pouchone TEAS
Assorted CANDIES
Sherry and Madeira WINE
Adamautine CANDLES
MUSTARD. FISH, &c &c
ailkM-Under Sl00, cash: over 500. 4 months
o'sa.; tor approved, negotiable paper = - ~ -
y IL DUNLOP, MONCUKE 4 co Anets
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WANTED-Immediately, a good BA-
w KER and PASTRY COOK, to 60 to tn Buff.
faio Springs Va Apply to r. E. TYLER
- JY 6-eo3t* At Hugh A. Watts China Hail.
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* DOG LOST.-Strayed or stolen
- from our Office on Friday morning the 7tb
llst medium sized tan coored TERRIER DOG:
ears ana tan cropped, hair rather long than other,
wise and had on black leather collar with rim, in
1t, and Is about or months old e ~
ANY one returning him to our Office, or sivin. in
wsrded. " "0 '1i'aoiy re-
jy 10-2t DUNLAP MONcrypr l. ~
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SITUATION WANTED-For a Bow be.

SITUATION WANTED-For a Row ha-
~ tween l6 and IL years old-one in a whoiessI.
Grocery Commission or Dry Goods House preferred
his education has been well attended to- his moraIs
perfectly unexceptionable. and his disposition kind
and concatoTy.
His father would be willing, in order to get him an
eligible place, and where he would have y plenty Of
suitable employment, to board, clothe, lodge and
have his washing done in his family for IL months OF
longer should his employer at the end of that tune
Any communication left at the Dispatch Office ad-
dressed to N, will be attended to. jy IO-St.
WANTED Thirty Laboring HANDS
w on the line of the R. F. and P. r r. about IL
miles from Richmond, to lay track, Apply to
w. N. BRAGG, Supst Of Road.
Office r. F. and P. r. R. Co., . - (.
Richmond, May IL, 1884
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AN AccEssros.-Itis said that the last number o.
Brownson's Quarterly Review. "a Catholic work.
announces the adhesion of its eccentric editor to
the new political sect, the know-Nothings. The
Albany Atlas Gays:
He stpula.es for one restriction of the creed,
that while 1t need abate none OF Its hostility TO
foreigners, 1t will cease its prescription of native
born Catholics. He reminds them that the native
Catholics as hostile TO foreigners any others;
and tina. the first native American sheet published
in this country was started by Catholic writer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-11

RACON SIDES-Of superior quality,
- for sale by
JS III RAGLAND A. BRO
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WET NURSE WANTED.-Wanted
" immediately, healthy WET NURSE, to at.
tend TO an infant about six months old Apply at this
once. z iy7
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M RS. HOOPER, on Church Hill, Grace
III street, near 18th street, has two vacant rooms,
which she would be pleased to have occupied BY
genteel boarders. Gentlemen can be accommodated
with board reasonable terms. lie 2Llm
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BRITANNIA ICE PITCHERS.-We
"ouid eaii the attention of the public to this
saapted for keeping water cold for humber of honrs
experiments have shown that IL pounds Of Ics 'r;il
two hours Si" Z ncnef out
ferss,e ~ BULKLEY CO.
~ Az 1877 Main strssf
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t'RESH PEACHES.-50 dozen cans of
u those fresh Peaches, just received for sale BY
LOCkETT l. PANKEY,
Grocers and Commission Merchants
Jy III Between Main and Gary sta
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pICOTS DIARRHEA REMEDY
L never fails to cure Diarrhoa, Dysenterv CboIs.
"a morous, Cholics Cramps. Pains in the Stomsch.
&c. Inns preparation has been used for wears. and
aieds OF persons who have successfully tested it,
alarming character. e'o VI INC most
Prepared only by Ell. PIcOT 4 On
jy7-Im Corner onnos;sn 49, 49,,
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Secretary and Treasurer Il. d p. RaiIrosd 60
Ia 6-TuThG Stl5Jy =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-30
PROSE ECTUS
or Tur
TEXAS REPUBLICAN,

IN. TEXAS Rrrratlc,S. il one Of the largest
-. published IN Eastern Texas aud contains
,-atef amount Of reading matter Than any country
- ia 1rsas or lonsinna.
+ /. nublishrd AT the low pric. OF 80 70 per anfnD
d, ,,J at the Time of suhScrihIng 81 90 II paid in
mt,h. or - 90 II payment be delayed until after
he Il, months.
No .nh.cfbcrs taken oui Of the county without the
i,,nec rnyment ~ NC have found II more trouble Ia
Heei aurh debts than tn earn III" money.
pernns wishing to suhscrlh- can do So hy remiitng
h., money by mail risk. taking the receipt of the
m stmaslrr that the money has been sen;
| A. ihIs paper has been over five years in opern-
,Bn wr deem II unnecessary to much oi its rasi
aver or fatnr. course. taking The past ~ guide
:. arr willing 40 be Judged by IL.
II is sufficient To say, tia'ii Is democratic paper
end viii endrayot TO maintain the principles OF thai
psag in their purity
M,rhall is perhaps the best location for ncwspr.
~, ii any other place IN Eastern Te,as. Having a
lrWeell IN mail from Shreveport, and getting great
many tai p.rs hy the various hnfs that the Red
RI,sr Trade we ate euu'li n ltY riorr our readers
m , Interior later than they emu obtain through
ans pibrr ehouur iirs.lcs, We have valuable et-
change st IT near sixty papers and magazine, en-
hncur some of the m''~t popular publications IA the
country frum these ,e haze she best facilities frf
baking an interesting paper
poltics. news, literary selections. railroad Articles,
EDUCATIONAL matters the markets and every thing cal
-8Ritl 60 advance the interest OF Our State and
country val be found ~ It's columns
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% ADV /, u ; /. |, :

TnC lss,s RsrrnLic,N Is one of the iargest
weekly papers IN Eastern Texas It's circulation IS
-lrty Ia hat section ct country embraced within the
bnnlarir. of Rcd River and the TRINITY Tie coun.
i,, OF Harrison CAS- 1'ip. Bowie Red Rtef, Fan.
1r su,ar, Hopkins, Colin, ,'-hur, smith. chrro-
s-e Ru.k Pamela, shelhY, san Augustine, and Ma
ginohes III 'rrs,s and he parishe. Of taldo ani
T., SOTO. m lau,.iara have extended the Rcpuhlran
a u'ria support, and = wide and fapily lneFrnsinr
circulation. These counties 800 Texas, It wii' b" seen
aya glance nj the mnp, embrace the most desirable
o-fan Of the State. ani bc,ng well adapted To the
faiufr Of cotton. are ape'ly seillmg with wealthy
,al industrious population They are alrcndy capa
bis a1 aiding annually tn the commerce oi NcN or
i.ru. il the article Of cotton alone, s30uMo In
U..,cion Of country the population Of rhirh mus,
~ nyar 10000 uhahitania, the Republican is located
The Republican oilrss line Inducements to ai,rf'
i'rn. both n, hnms and abroad,
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One day the good hucksier woman was
passing down the steps of the City Prison,
for she invariably accompanied Mrs. Wars
rem to her husbands cell every morning
though il greatly ln'erfered with her hsr-
vest hour ia the market. she WAS slowly
descending the prison steps, ms hsye said,
when n man whom she had passed. leaning
heavily against one of the pillars in the
yestihulc, followed and addressed her.
On hearing her name announced, Mrs.
Gray turned aud encountered man, per,
haps lhirtv.dv or forty years OF age. with
handsome bu, unhealthy features, and eyes
black aud keen, that seemed capable of
reading your soul at n glance, hu, too
weary with study or dissipation for the
effort
Il beg your pardon said the stranger,
lifting his hat with degree Of graceful
Difference tina, quite charmed tho old lady
81 believe you are Mrs. Graz. the benevo-
len, friend of tina, poor man lodged up
wonder on a charge OF murder. Wy Young
man informed me that a lady--it' mus,
have been you, none other could have so
beautifully answered the description had
,""s" :" "'s n ul", W., ~ ,a;a,, ~ ,rs;. i /.
"a. .J.., a,a H., arli.,s ail
l'e"''a' '",'' "'"" ~"'' NV ,a, 'a ,;'ea 81
Wv - :. - w., n.m.l j., an. ,,o
80" 80" ,,. '' ~, - 49,,
80" D"' .a. ,h", ,han ras;., ,ho
49, ,''s '" ~. I"a. WI" !, 4. his Il, ~,
h"s H., ~, n,or nhon m, hro,her law
~ ~ 80 ,;,.h a,s,,.J ,,a
s',' ~ Il" s''""s 60 If
~ "" ns 'l,E'.,, - III f,,I a.,
~ ga" ~ uSbH L"S H., ~
49,. ..aaa;.,.nsa u,h;nh co,,.;ni,
,,,' H. ta, a,asn l", ,rom o,ha,
"s' ,lan H., ssn,al p,h r., uh;.h .hs
-. Lt'.. Az, :. ., a.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-30

are one Of the handsomest officers in Eu.
rope II Ia said, nlso, and believe il true,
that you possess m elevated mind--a good
education. "A lively taste for the arts, n noble
heart, aud loyal character What mink
you of the Grand Duchess, my daughter,
Marie Nicolewns +"
This pon, blank question da,xled the
young man. 1t is time to say that re ad>
mired, adored the princess, without being
fully aware Of II. A simple mortal adores
m angel Of Paradise ~ an artis. adores the
IDEAL Of beauty.
"rhe Princess Marie, sire +" exclaimed
he, reading at last his cwa heart, wilhou,
daring to read that Of The Car your
anger would crush me IL told you what |
think Of her, and | should ds of 10, II you
permitted me to sag it,
aye on love herr It's WE'LL" resumed the
Car, with bengnant smile, and the roy.
al hand, from which the Duke was awaiting
the thundeibolt, delivered to the Colonel
the brevet OF General All de- Camp of the
Emperor the breve,s Of oommandant of
the Cavalry of the Guards, and Of the rcei.
ment of Iiussars; OF Chief of the Corps Of
Cadets, and Of the Mining Engineers Of
President of the Academy of Arts. and
member Of the Academy OF Sciences OF she
Universities Of ST. Petersburg. of Moscow,
Of keasan, Of .he Council, OF the Military
Schools, etc. All ,his. with the title OF
Imperial lIighuess, and several millions OF
revenue.
"Now," said the Gar to the Young man,
who was beside himself with Joy. will
YOU quit tho service of Bavaria and become
the husband of the Princess Marie y
The young officer could only fall on his
knees and battle with his tears the hands OF
the Emperor.
aye on see tina, also love NY daughter.
said the father pressing his son-in law in
bis arms.
The lj,h Of July following, the Grand
Drchess was restored to health--,o life
and the DUKE Beauhsrnois espoused her IN
the presence Of the representatives OF all
the royal females of Europe.
Such an act of patsrnal love meriied for
the Gar and for hs daughter century oil
happine7s Heaven, which has its secrets
had ordered otherwise. Ga Tuesday, No.
vember 3, 1852. tho Duke Of Leucbtenburg
died at the age of 35; worthy, to the last
Of his brilliant destiny, and leaving to Mars
Nicolewna eternal regrets.
All the young princes OF the world viii
again dispute the prize OF her hand; bn
she has been too happy as wife 10 con
sent TO become a queen.
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calm, and although apparently not recon-
cilcd to his loss. he asked Nelson how
much he supposed he orgh. to owe him.
81 don't know; am no Judge of the
value Of blood horses; but ! have been
told they are worth fortunes sometimes.
said Beers
| And mine was one of the best In the
world" said my father and in such per.
fec, condition for running bone and
sinew.'
ooh, yes, ! saw that" said Beers, des,
pondingly, but with frnnkness that show.
ed he did no, wish to deny the great claims
of the horse and his owner.
"Well," said my father. with s sigh,
Fac ! have no desire to go to law on the
subject. We had better try to age, on the
value of the horse You may mark on a
slip Of paper what sum yon think You
ought to owe me for him, and will do the
same; we can then compare notes and see
how far we differ"
81 will mark" said Beers; "bu,, Uncle
Phile, don't be too hard with me-
81 will be as easy as can. aud endeav-
or to make some allowance for your stu.
alton said my father; "but Nelson, when
! think how valuable that horse was OF
course | must mark something in the neigh
horhood Of the amount Of cash | could
have received for him. believe. however,
Nelson that you are an honest young man,
ard are willing to do wha. YOU think about
right. therefore wish to caution YOU no,
to mark down one cent more than YOU re.
ally think, under the circumstances, you
ough, to pay the when you are able, and
for whcl, YOU are now willing to give me
your note of hand You will rccolieet
that ! told YOU, when YOU applied for the
horse. that did not wish to let him go"
Nelson gave my father a grateful look
and assen'ed TO all he said About a dozen
of our joke loving neiehbors were witness
ing the scene with great apparent, solem-
nifty. Two slips of paper were procured ;
my father marked on one, and, after much
hesitation, Beers wrote on the other.
Wei, let us see what YOU have mark
I'd ( said my father.
suppose you will think i, too low. .
replied Beers, handing my father the slip
Of paper.
Only three hundred and seventy five
dollars 3" exclaimed my father, reading the
paper. "Well, there is pretty specimen
OF gratitude for YOU -
Nelson looked humbied, and could no,
muster courage enough 20 ask my father
l.
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4 DISEASE OF THE HEART.

-. 800 .- ,.,..,
'"'" '''
vLo s.,s If ms ,le,L sh;, vers ended !.
,,,,,..,,.;.,a,;,,, ,,.ss Ger. ,,.s admitted /.
,,,s,.o ,,..slf " \eh.,la, Uphhs Auor,
,a. =" ,,,i NJ, M, ,eys b,'ght iit,la sion and
,.h.o, hoc., me ,yof,ssioral
,.,aa,
No' dli no. citbrr. ! am mistaken
I ,afcaSe9 to pptsue the honorable practice
of The noble nrofes,ion. to which had dedi.
c,,ad my talents and learning. In the mace
NJ ms hir,h I'm, never wa. truer word pen.
mad than The time bouored proyetb. :"
nropbe, has no honor in his own country"
only one case claimed nv attention
during the three months Of my patient cen.
,,,.snc. /, G,ecnh,jer ,f,ar beinp admitted
- Ln lao, ,,d that yas thu eas. Of nm mn.
;,s,t, ;,nncundcd ma. f,loniouslv nh
s,r,c,ea your honor. from tho small bu,
so,,,e sn,, in which nv client had trust.
n,l. dero.i,sa him. and mal,rioesly driven
!, tho nnAlir iuelosure called a pound. for
H., ,;,a ,,,,osa donb,l.a. Of compelliup
nv cljent' in hs noyerty and dcstiuiion. to
n,v the enorrooos 20 which la. been do
m,,dsd nj him. in order to exttica,e The
.,i,,,, from, nj. uuule,anr, no,i,ion and
res,o,o him 70 the bosom Of bis family /"
a., ri. / naant the cltent's family. the
ala, L,,;,s ro,e nj b,s own. II wssN i.nre
Of x,.erb ,ndonb,eily. the family not in
b,,i,;,, a, l,i.b cabin hs, stll Il rounded
az A.. n,,,,,d ,od s,undeJ well Ia me a. |
ranna,ot owe, and ovcr again my maiden
a,aa.i n.oi,.y ~, and do,n the Ao,r Of
~. U,,,a onsre In mi, nv frat case I
49,. s,.e..sfJ .o roras +, resi- III, Inn
,,o,,,1.d animal and save m, client from
H., ,,a,,,e,, If an nnias, demand Int Il,
h,,n,h, n, silver TO nv pockc,--uci,her,
- 30 s,,,,,;,e al if segr, /, bring honor
- ,,y rsmo
Ivos ,l.;n ,b,, ,bonld nevor ,isc to
A.no,,;on ~ cree,h,ier and 90 | cam. to
~. .,dla., la,a,,ina,io, Ia ,.n,vc from
d., n,c.s,,t anal and .et,le in ,ome great
ci,v whore noboJy knew or had ever heard
81 wbe,e above all. there WAS no. /.
81 ), ali ,,a 4" N,,o
rho,s ! w.. more s,eesssfa, and ,oon
,,i ,be o,,o,,,nity NJ formin, q very ,d.
.',..,,,. ,.,,,.r.h,o. tu.,ne.. .,rrcss,
al, ,ao,sy he,sn Ia eo,ne in. ,'ow Al first.
ba, Amer . ,,me more p,en.frl. and ali
A., .sar,.a ,r..,e,ons in nv outward
e,,enm.,snre. Dui. alas, q. we are 80
often told poetieAly, there Is NJ sweet
withou, ~ bitter. no rose without It's thorn,
aud trouble came to nae w the shape oil
disease insiiious and SLOW In IL approach
es at first, long feared and suspected. bu,
at length BETRAYED itself SO plainly, that
/ could blind myself no longer TO the truth.
Yes. | was. withon. doubt, victim OF