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Butter, Mls Lard. Dressed Fowls. Fresh Meats, "
ey.'fs & T,I, R,ssS ,S, ES p; up IN Sss. or od'
Band Boxes and furniture per cubic foot 20 20
~ NOehargs article to be rs cents
a RTICLES FOR TIE IIAIR.-Barry'I TricopSS-
T9S, % Lyo1. Rs,nsLion Jayns' H,r Ton R0vand Ma
French POaAde' aud Hair oi; ,on,,a-o,,
NUhNU-GUANO.-we continas To receive for ,hst
NJ. @ me 0ds Sr Es3Ias No Peruvian Gg.oO 70 be d.ly
apai s. mceRUDERs SONS
S:Ss,?a. so:. s@oiiai1 30 Srsais 3 '" SO0lPH'
sshooier's Descriptive Geometry.
RAMA RAMA S9';a; S0 :als.PsCu. 2s Msasf:. sasf
hours now Efs ana Satnas p,
S5: SS,':a'''i h''''' And 'hn's A'''' Reports :,a nm
Rp gFRIGER NToRs With wsteTman n,s Patent y,ni.,o,-
ss m most S r. lender
- may easily e di'eoysrsd By all .ho viii examine them They
me subeer respectfully invites the pablo % store
Ap2i Corner Main and i9th streets
- Of black and Fancy si hpIcc Dap DEse Mar
snysnIop, styles h.y. sso mos, extensive ss'orm,nt Of
son, which will be sod At the very lowest prices
apis oors.r usIn nas1G .aG an tsaAsrs; ,,In.,.
"ATCHEs.-Ju't ree-ivsd pr la.l ..ss@sT, n
w large accession @ my .Iees o. wAIoHss 'Ore Va
London and ,;,rPoS w.srsn.,d E,ngl1s
E, sshss suited ior snV latitude or onTuSs .ns s
rsnted 10 perform 70 aatsactory manner, -
ap6 ELIAs HALE. iA Vain street
6JUNNO GaAnO, store ET0Ts IoT
IN sale by u. ~. sKtNKER,
Ap2o No. 50 Cary street
TuJAIIAPRIlRo's FAMILY FL0UH store. for sale by
II apo " ~. sklNKER, No 80 CARY street.
= RIEACHKD AND BROS \ DtNAsK-AiaTre assorifssnt
Id Dieaehed and Brown Table DaHsss, e! sale %
api9 tis Broad street
HDAINTs, Oils, WINDOW GLAss, &e;-whl,s
Coors, Brushes, &C., dc.
-uSo- .,,, a. a.,
Aarge assortment ef french and American Wndou Glass, for
sale on favorable terms PURCELL. LADD co,
apps Drurgst'. ~ Nsin-s,'sst-
NpOYS CLOrUING.-rse .uese,ihsr he. noy % or, {.
variety of rss u AL the Vey sies sp,ng 'vs ua
BE ouiht between EIGHT and ssteen ysau of aEs
Catalogue n pAftt
and Fancy Goth, black Can1sst herno seea Oass
mere, Plain lnen Frek CoAa und 'aoEes fna
vess ofFansy s H,ez SATIN un-n Ns'enls &c. endless
variety. .,.-.----,. 50 -. -.
their ,ans e,hvg sosd 70 cal ana examine ny ocf
be have spared hs season) 70 have gotten Up In
s, - , ,r tsss HAvne eornusencgd the nsnusstsss -
i,.s., sssb s,l-es AZ J. n. aoODMANs
ans NO. 10 VAN ssstet, otpsst1 stl,s s1",s.--
,eTNTER sCti.fs"Yairbahk', make warranted eoTrsos
u .urpy J0si - hand ana fof sale ~ .,,,-o. m
,pia sign Of hs c'rcoisrs ssv, u N.ls s,,,.,
a PPLE BRANDY.-q set, hHgl. s,.uay ~ ts;' ,sssiV'
se,s corssr r,sli saa car ssss,..
IN hBIs cldsf-T'esVIaE and NJ 'si' ~ :, = xu.
s1O ~Aas
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tween the Greek and Roman Ca,boc cnns sa..snIe oe
hs OF the spiritual supremacy Of 81 P-,sr on
resep,a.1. p,. Q s aud the denial any visible
OF the Holy Ghost it Is also at variance NJ. on. s.ss
nomsh Oa'noc but With the Protestan, churches rsis
o moo son'i.s in the de. that the Ho, sph. proceeds
soa none and not from the Father and Son It
20 'ne saint. and the ygiu encourares tb. u,s
nS ou, oeds images II hold. in reverence Ii.
% aou tomos holy men, and enjons strict f.stiue
anu ne g'sng OF a'm'-ookng upon them as works ~
intrinsic merit hrects auricular confession and hold
Ga. modified form OF the Roman doctrine Of the Euehsr
so'en oenonnased consubstantation. I, sdmini,er,
eonss almost entirely Of ceremonial observances Ths
intrinsic doctrines OF the two churches do no: differ
ana tue cause OF their separation was doubtles nor,
rome ana Constantinope than any serious dis.grrs
day Times. - 'S"-
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Id l.. ALLEN, Uate A. n Arsn Cc.) $50 and 1871 w, .
has ter street. AoEcvLrraiL HosrcrtrrR,t
am MIcSEsr, TEID dlhpES FEsriLtEr NO.
Boss Dusr fHosrulrE LrNt, PovpR,rtE, Plisrrr Ac
mhti-sm
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H DE PERoEVAL tSI Broadssy, New York sole nanufAe:u
n rer OF Stamped EDbroders osers the Ladies'
ond and It's SIci1y large and choice selection Of Col
chiefs Ac OF variety Pattern quality
ORDERS Who!esae and retail, will thankfully and
promptly attended to- fe5s-3n-Ty..l
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NUMBER 90.

Gu IN storm on one Of tho cluster Of Island. a, n,
near the rriangleS and tho matter vas bro,.h, =,
nsa But he learns that the Mexican Govcrnmsns -
h or ten years monopoly Of al suano to Do found
soc,s'on a, the head OF which d a Mr. Jos.nh n ra.
N. the only islands excepted from this grant are
u ree Islands known under the name or IN. H.ris. h.
inc rae'hc--Lonion Times March q5. = : ~
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE AND FA.Cy f,oons

ii 4 @. BERRIAN, Importers and WRoies1Ls De1Lrs An
81 Houstepfnp Hrfi6dre and Fdrcv Goods 8OI Broad.
Ssyh Cutlery Silver and Plated Ware Japannery German
silver and britannia Ware mposlon and Iron oi.
low Ware Copper and Brass Goods Bathing
I'M wood and Willow Ware Brushes, Mats Baskets Refgera
tors, Sporting Tackle
egulo and variety extent any similar
petition " '' ''Hn'
stock Of Goods and Prices before buying.
mhi4-dly-tPl col pToaJ~snn Nv
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ss1HHIEs OWE EPHGAh PT!dt. sHAGNEI', on EvERY ONE
MALE xiIs srGs ss;
Ss ss, 81 Ss 'S% sa M Il g & hs
aE,, Ei.h rsiPs, written in plain ENGLISH for their cure
ats as s;s S sIy pns sgs o4 ,s, !,
.aSs :as So.S o. 9 rSsssS. HIss H.,
has perhaps had more practice IN thecure Of Private
different stages Of Society than other Phyoan in the Soan.
shoElnE the formation of the Generas organs proper sI
Address HuaHEs CO. Publishers, Postpaid Phsd,psl,.
Pa PRICE 81 per coPY-Ftee OF Postage. mhqO-dsm
R uSSIA As IC Is-By ooua, A. De ourouskL / VOL
ccSIfSr Preface introduction crar,u IL, historical orI,p
Army and NsvyThs YbyThe Cisrsy~Ths BourToi.is-Tbe
q Aliens ann s' g,
r.. Rs.sSy RsSy tReIs@ The AR.t INA n.hc TSarsn o,
men. @ q Peter ,ss ..s' f;,,, od cnrsSIsS ''
aey p6shed The Ru'sian Shores Of the Black Sea- By
spiI JAMES wooDHoUsE, Eagle Row.
VDARAsoLs-PARisors--A band,omc assortment Plain
%.pas O. HARTgTE5 IIs n.s.s ! CO., Co.
a GtHOssOS Ann BhJOUs RID GDOyEs-I have received
~ I ths steamer Jame'oWn,A full suPny ohcs.on aud
srii i..y. Corner Main aud iith streets.
MS;-iOO sn9; 1S' Lime foF',lSsSS sv,yvvn CO..
EAD PIPE sizes, y, " IN. ~ inch dian.
n e'er for sale In lengths to suit iuehs.er, 6y
sp2t Sign Of the ciieuiaTs,S, II aSin.,.
R mOE q SOS CInCULAR sAws.-Aii sir,,.
hand nd sor ,as S an" ron " ssTs ssp'soy cot on
HS sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main street.
SdA nDLs u a sTrART's q sUGAR
pu % boxes Adansntrc Candles
hslf pipes burgundy Port Wine
. quarter do Pure Juice
10 do Cetie Madeira do
20 baskets low prize Champarne
10 do Bordeaux saliadOu.
Jus. rec lived per Fchr Danyie and for sale By
apy WADE W. WOODBRIDGE
HRAIEs' HOIsTING HACuISES.-we are agent,
~ o he s1le of hr James Rates Hostng hsohhes and
WI unlsh them At manufacturers prices
sTe' ssmpes Of the varOu, sSSi be our store
=lM- lasg.-M LEE d 90.
HIEFHNED SUGARS from the Maryland sugar R,
NJ hnlng compAny"-toO tbs Of all grades, Tor sale by
ap'' DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
"HITE DUCK COATS.-I have on hand q hnl AZ,
,ortnent ot WMs and Fancy Duck Linen % l Of pe
-. HeNRY eHAFER,
bN Corner hsln ena it,h tfyt,s,
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FOX & POLEMUS,
- IN BROAD STttEi.r, of Ber,er Ne Yoy ~,

feI-dsn-lHl
20 BROAD sfsti:f = corner 81 be.s., New York, or.r
: II m s S.Gf Gosisn ass ss GiSS sSIe:
hard and sGni . all the variOu, widths Of Canvass
sSs % aa & every variety known to
.s stn,ss @ rS and Noun,
WilIimnntic Cotton Duck-i6, is. 20 and aainch all
esa Ssn ST. s:as sFssa'
ud y e g.
in a @ yepG1 Ta
plain 2! to 2, inch; Heavy do do
Paper Feiiing- inch. made very heavy expressly
n.Se. Ssr M as
railroad perfectly and permanently waterproof and
Enamclling Cnnvnss-so IS, 30, IS and 50 inch plain
nnEs mud IinEging-of every description. se.ue.,
Bag woven whole all in bales Of lOO zoo and sOO
enng strength utility eh'apnes' for grain and meal
Also heavy Cotton saeknE inch Canvass 8read Warp and
Wool saeks-wOVsn whole ali .is',a new and ds.Irsbl.
A LBERT COOK q CO., ManuhactprcTS and Import.
S John rse Ss oi and
rHNAiLoii's IRoNs-AssOrted sres, Tor sale by
spo Sign of the Circular e saw. Il G.ie s,G:., Eo
DLAchSs AND ash sfTi. e. ','
apio -''-'- Corner Pearl and cstx .,,ss,.
FRs .aS Gf sUSs fI si eoSD large and choice
aSas5i ass sss .aG
] A to
vi" sc%s soTSId n At Sns and make sG
per cent on for cash. "a, 400, ... -
Goods renders The Stock very
desirable wish to make for another very large
100 100 Case. Of desirable Print. at Case prices,
iSs % p. 2. ..o Cloth, @ a, 81. ysry iy low prizes.
Cute on: Rss Rrndnsd spS Syi ys, 81 9..
ve,s,;,,, les, Ribeo1' glossI, and Mitts;
Dome,iic Tiekinss, Apron ohect,.
s,eseesa sis sstiIi,ns sa,s and I'D Ga,.iners'.
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WONLU'S FAIR Phe-iiIMs
T0NifREE PRIZE MEDALS have Just been
II awarded to the very elegant and superior E.HT1H
~ PLANO PoRTEs AEAH&B
Exhibited by the subscribers the
LACE In making the above this
Opportunity return their thanks
the extensive and liberal patronage
and ASSURE them that no pain, shall be
erB already taned and in order
demand for her INSTRUMENTS th have added
their manufacturing facilities which VI
them In future To promptly demand
whether dealers Others invited
splendid Asso tment bef re purshA sing elsewhere.
GRovEsTEES 4 TRUsLoW Sos broadway, N Y
(AdJoning st. NichUlAs IiotelO
N D. Premuns awarded BY American Institute 10
ther fiunos hve years In succession. 70
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tHAs zlNN co. importers Of French and German Fancy
~ BAsEEr, No Maiden Lane, (neAr Wilau sresi) New
10TH mill sm
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NEW YORK ADvKRrIsEnKsrs.

S,rOyESf STOyESfi
FVNREADwELL 4 PERRY STOVE MERCHANrs AMI p,or,,s
i tors Of the foNDRY No no ,r.., An.
~ w. onr the trade fiy distint y.riet,, or ctr. 49,
and fire Plae. Hail. p,S 49,, nst o. STOW
1e SC teh Boris enks Punp.. Iron Clay
~. heiue. Water Coolers Ae, &e Aito, the
80 ue Dianond' HAngs. and Hot Air stAtlonery
TT T.rro, O,mps Iipn iuihAees
@ ' M .oelA apa3-1sm
1uE GREAT PIANO AND MUsIf' ETA M IsI,neSr
HORACE WATERS -
333 Rrond NJ. ~ 49,, v.~,
FUNHE BESr MOST IMPROVED piANoS Ann ,frt n
IL DEONs. r. GuBrEr 4 Co, Word,, PAR P,.r,n, p
with Without i,or
scales IN. ~ 4. ,o NJ. ~
further GilrEnI,s Rorpos p, ,xos
estAbihed nrm OF Hale, r. A. ~ h. o. he OLD
Pianos. can oG.r them love-, ,h o Ter all
HoR.cE Warns, PtIsos M. .n,o,.n,.a ay os hoaie-
great power Of ton. and sis,e, ,h 20, ns hArns
Is stn.i. - 80 .Srouu-
arordng an oppo,tunlty n, n ". .s coun-
where Second bnnJ Plane. o' y, oe nad eise
to si5 Every InsIument fas ..rrans. =, th - o,o ~
NEIoDPONc ..- .-i..
Goodman 6 BaTdwiu'. Patent Organ sfeIodeon. with TWO
Banks Of kcys-a powerful Pr. om as
TO ftop y. D. II. W. Me oproxs ,r,,,
un-frdnd GuTARs ms arps Futina. yioin, r.. T.
uumtnts sc Ac Deslers
atiAetory prices l2H cent discount o Clergymen
NIISIC
This list eou,pri,.. tbs p,os,s,. =, a..
" oo w
dons by pube.ton Of he - o,c. "a
OF the day. Dealers nuc an on
TO purchase any published or make
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES.
M wHITLooK Manufacturer, No. IoI csnaI,,,s., n
A'As T. GiipIso in all Its branches e''' ~
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THE undefsned having formed for the purpo,e
Of conducting general Commission PorWsrdlns
ths Siiy of Richmond the style goooH most
fespeitfuy sels the patronage Of the pubc cnnu
on favors Of the friends Of the late am NANCE
end January, 1884, JNo. A. HGRirs.
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I.UOAING tiI.A-sI3


ENONED-The old established
1o y RICHARDS, KlNGsLANDA 90 T. Court
Andt St. 10 lOi chambers CureA block from
Broadway New York. where will be found n
sortHent o PLIS AND oRSAhEsrAL okiSo GL,ssE PoRTT
PICTURE FENE 4e. The with every va
ri.ty OF ork TN Competition state atreduced rates.
M
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GENERAL HorsE so SIss,r
sTREET
SAMUEL. L.. CAVERLY,
XXyHoLESALE DEALER in Broons Painted Pals and Tub.
wv Wood and WHw Ware, Baskets, Mats Cordage Twine
"iesins: haiehes &c, 2ot Greenwich street, New York.
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LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houeus PA1rsr1
DATES Bsrkcyit opposite A,ior Hou,s ranufe.urcr
Of the above splendid and desirable article fr29-e
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MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS.
- n Machinery Depot, 60 COurtandt street, NJ,
MACHINES. = ~ S"O''h FA'ent Pl.sIE
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NOTICE:-Mr. JAMES Q: HUNT Is authorized to draw or
~ endorse Notes. Drafts Bills Chtckso
all things
bunes-herrby rafying and confirming such
taken, may hereafter tHke place. HUNT Il HARVEY.
Richmond, March ., 1864. . It. .n d.
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AGg. GOGI.A ts~. huou Lniefi,E AID siAIitsr acc
Collars; also entire style Crochet Collar,
Charity School In Ireland Honon an1 other Sleeves.
o. HARTwELL a co,
ap5 1Ih HfnaH
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End January, 1885.

~ large stock superior travelling some Of
them are very large convenient and are
made out Of the best sole leather, he Tanks
think that can be found 10 Virginia; an large lot superior
Ruet bellows Top Nalees, suitable lot Bugscs made IN
,ye, ami o. good thick leather large asorimsnt Of Carpet
Iays. We Invite friends call stock
buy We Intend 70 keep the arits line
regard 70 cost
4
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rHNuE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MASUPA AcTTRT.n ~ 90
Mai en- Lane, N Y, Msnufacturerr aud Who'll. 6t
70 PATrsr INDIA RrEnEa BooT snoE, wnsrs CLOTH
NO, BALLS, Tors, 4c., &c.
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II AT BROTHERS. As Jnhn Street Importer. Of I, DIR.
A pkEs TRIMMINGS BEslIs Wool, siiTs ELASTIC Rr
AND SILVER FRzor Gisrs, TAssEs BrrrOxs sIA.s L,cr
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hosEnIaAL BROTHER, Importers OF French Epgiish
ja2l-Sm
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h LoNAkDS Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and 60 R,,v,
country. ~ '"e 0e's makers In th
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NOliCE.-rhe nru. VI rANUE uUUUn vs. yi-,V,,,, ~,
~ the Ist Instant by mutual The name Of hs Ists
nrm viii be used By either Of the parties purpose only Of
eosing their late BUSINESS THOMAS j. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1884. d. p Cocoon 49,
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THE ATLANTIC RAILING WORKS AND FOUNDRY
nlSuyLcTuRE
uCOMPUSITE IRON KAILINGn ""''

NOTICE qf Ropts tn ps DepdJiars of fl1 Day
~ Iranon and after Sunday next the 96 Of March,
morning uAn or WashnEton, Baltimore, Ae will leave
Ai 6H, Instead Of Z, A. 81, as heretofore.
- SAMUEL RUTH, Agent oi TrAnsportstIon.
once v APR 90. RIehmond. MAreh 2nih. ls,l-r.h29
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II H;PoLoS co Importer, Of French window and cOael
- Glass No. 81 Barclay street.
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mS'0 ,I,S ''t' r'-''''o landing Ss sss ,os
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
CHAPTER XII.
A STARTLING ADVENTURE.

Henry la Mutt still remained beneath
the roof of Gomez Garlic Several times
since his bold achievement in the noun
tains. he had been tempted to visit the
old castle of Estella but be knew If be
went he must see Isabella and he dared
not trust himself to such an ordeal The
feelings which he entertained towards that
fair being were even now. sometimes wild
and heart-rending. and lie knew that to
see her again, would not make them any
more bearable All he now sought was,
to seize the first opportunity TO join some
band Of Crusaders for the Holy Land
there to forget his grief. or throw away his
life. where his Savior died
He was In the house Of his old friend
one morning. revolving this project over
in his mind, as he paced up aud down the
floor, when he vas interrupted by the en-
trance Of the same old pilgrim whom he
had seen once before at the castle. At
the sight of that man. Henry stopped, and,
in an instant his thoughts were ali chang
ed, for the idea still dwelt with him that
the pilgrim knew something Of bis infancy.
Well Sir Henry" said the old devo-
tee, '' how do you feel this morning 2"
Strong enough, SIR pilgrim
Strong enough to take walk with
me 2"
That depends upon circumstances, +"
was La Nuts reply. " here will you
walk, and for what p
Il shall walk towards the confines of
Biscay; and for what you shall know when
we reach our destination
Il am willing to walk with you, sir pill
grim but you can hardly expect ready
assent while | am IL ignorance Of the OBJ
ject in view
The pilgrim sat down and looked upon
the young knight for some moments with
out speaking. He seemed to be studying
over some plan he had in his mind, for his
eyes wandered from the knight to the floor
with restless glances At length be said !,
i wish you would 20 with nc, sir, for
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: And as bootless as you went, opine.

: And as bootless as you went, opine. "
said Du Chastel
Henry sprang to his feet, and gazed in
to Du Chasteis face. In an instant he
caught the venom of that voice: he saw
the darting look of the dark knight: and
he remembered what be had been so mvs.
teriously told the night before
: How is it, Henry 2" asked the mon
arch
Morillo is at your service, sire -
What p exclaimed Alfonso, starting
from his seat DO you mean that you
have hiin-alive2' 2'
es. sire He is now in the court and
six of his men are with him. Forty-two
others we slew in the mountains"
The monarch hastened forward, and en-
braced the youthful knight.
Now, by our royal diadem, thou shalt
be rewarded for this the glad king sx-
claimed, 9 for thou art truly our best
knight
40, no, sire-not your best"
at is our humor to call thee so, at least.
But go bring this Morillo to the great ball,
and we will go there and see him"
La Mutt bowed, and turned towards the
door, but before be did so he noticed the
look that dwelt upon the face of Nandon
du Chastel 1t was look of dark, deadly
malice, and the young knight wondered
what could have caused it. 1t puzzled
him much; but he at length made up his
mind that it must be envy. He little
dreamed of what was passing in the world
pf fate
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DnrirtD.
pens were first made in 1905.

Steel pens were first made in 1sOS.
What makes more noise than pig under
gates Two pigs,
Never attenptto mend joke after it is crack
-You may prescribe only one scruple of med
tcne for sick man, and yet he may have hun
drai seruP!es to take It.
a man ofphilosophic temperament resembles
acucumber-f1r although he may be completely
oat Up, he still remains cool
Somebody says If all mankind would win}, at
TIE same moment, the muscular effort exerted
would be sufficient 7stle the earth out of its or
olt. Let US be careful.
Strengthen your body with exercise, and your
mind with wisdom. Thus you viii be able to ex-
eeate your plans, and will know how to act in
manner advantageous TO yourself
The young man that was too aristocratic to
associate with mechanics, was, when last heard
from, keeping books for street cart, on the tail
board, with piece Of chalk
a Frenchnan wishing to speak of the cream
OF tie English poets forgot the word and said de
''sl N' ltts poets = W az s2al lta1I ne tadG
iy caurned up the English language
ous;stency-condeuuin boy 10 prison
fer stealing a handkerchief and YET allowing a
wealthy shopkeeper, who has been convicted sew
eFal times Of vsog false weights TO get off with
small ftet
Sidney Morse, edi,or OF the New York ObseF-
yer, religious paper Of questionable piety, has
.a,e.y drawn a piano as prize in lottery He
Is the Individual who 50 strongly combaued the
sale OF Uncle Toms Cabin for It's tlreligious he
rs;ical tendency
The Lowell Courier being probably the "otfl
e!al paper of the city states that the Mayor has
determined to kill halt Of the dogs in Lowell and
ian their ta.des with the bark @ gtae other half
An extensive firm, not very far from preston,
Iosiand have posted the following notice in their
Offices: The young men employed in this estab.
Isament are requested not 10 wear the r,lons-,c.
during business houFSh -
\ person pointed out a man who had PRO
fusion OF rings on his fingers. to i cooper. All
SAD the artisan, Its sure sign ofweakness when
SO many hoops are used
-N0.bing Bur the Tirsth-There is certain
S.ad Of vice that some persons viii shun if they
are ever 50 bad-that Is ad rice.
.3eaa,sstic.--Hhy are Cashmere shawls ike jea
people, Because you can't make them here.
Il the Bible was weekly journal. how many
communications would it receive signed "A con
s;aE, reader z"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
VOL. VU.--NO. 81.
Death of Pizarro.

"Ihey that take the sword shall perish
by the sword" BY the sword he had ris-
en-by the sword he was to perish; not
on some well-fought battle field. with
shouts OF victory ringing in his ear; but
IN hls palace-hall by the assassins blade
In his own fair capital of Lima, the City
OF the Kings, the gem of the Pacific;
which had sprung up, under his auspices
with incredible rapidity-for Pizarro
seemed to impart his vast energy to all
about him-a score of conspirators, as
sembled at the house of Aimagro's son,
plotted his death 1t was on Sunday. in
June, l54l, at the hour of dinner. that
they burst into his apartment, with cries
of death to the tyrant" A number of
visitors were with him, but they we're inn
perfectly armed, and deserted him, esca-
ping by the windows, and his half brother,
Martinez de Alcautora, two pages, and as
many cavaliers, were all who stood for
ward in defense of their chief Thew
soon fell, overpowered by numbers, and
covered with wounds. But, Pizarro was
not the man meekly to meet his death.
Alore, without armor, his cloak arourid
one arm, his good sword in his right hand,
the old hero kept his cowardly assailants
at bay, with vigor and lntrepldlty sur
prisng at his advanced age. "What, ho I"
he cried, TRAITORS have you come to kill
me in my own house?" And, as he spoke,
two of his enemies fell beneath his blows.
Rada, (the chief of the conspirators) i'm
patient Of the delay, called out, "Why are
we so long about it Down with the ty-
rant !" and taking one of his companions,
Narvaez in his arms, he thrust him against
the Marquis Pizarro, instantly graphing
with his opponent, ran him through with
his sword. But, at that moment, he re-
ceiye6 wound in the throat, aud reeling,
he sank on the floor, when the sword of
Rada, and several of the conspiartors,
were plunged into his body. "Jesu' ex-
claimed the dying man and, tracing a
cross with his finger on the bloody floor,
he bent down his head to kiss it, when q
stroke, more friendly than the rest, put
an end to his cxisteuce-B Bidcktcood
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15

IL Police Officer Grabb while patroll-
ing his beat uptown, heard proceeding
from house in the Fifth Avenue sllrieks.
and upon breaking in the door found a
young lady apparently in great distress,
seated before piano. He also observed
an animal, commonly called dandy, be-
hind her, which he instantly seized; but
upon being assured that the young lady
was only singing piece from fashiona-
bic opera. and the poor thing was turning
over the music, he set it free.-N. o.
Plcayne