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Shoes, Shoes.

4 FULL supply Of Ladies BOOTS and SHOES. Of
"a all styles end qualities Misses SCHOOL BOOTS
nd SHOES, Youths and Boys Shoes. Just received
by w. ANDERSON.
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Dry'Goods, Groceries, CrOekery &c.

TNHE subscriber continues to keep on hand O com.
L pete assortment OF Domestic Dry Goods, Groco.
rcs Crockery &c. which he will sell very low for CASH
His stock of Groceries consists, in part, of
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Cheese, DC. &c.
Purchasers would do we'll to give him call.
JAM. J. CHARLESWORTH.
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Constantly OH Hand,

CEMENT Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
" purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricul
tural purposes, and Stone Lime all of good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
very superior articleof White Lime for whitewash
ing. C. L. CHATTEN.
March 8. 20 If
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DOnleStiCS.

DED and white Flannels Linseys, Ticks, Sheetings,
IL all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets, Long Cloths,
brown and bleacbcd Shirtugs &c. For sale low, by
Sept27. A. N. r. KENNEDY.
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SUMMER HATS AT COST,
WE havea beautiful article of Gents Drab Beaver,
w which we will positively sell at cost for cash.
May 22-tf. WORKMAN & co.
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Notice.

PEADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS
IL For sale by A. N & R. KENNEDY-viz:
Dress Frock, and Business Coats; Vests and Pan.
taloons Dress and Under Shirts Drawers half Hose;
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, &c
Boys Clothng--Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats,
Caps, &c. Sept27.
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EiayOriiiS Extracts

Tor Ices, Custards Puddings. and allkinds of Con.
l. fec'ionary Pastry, dc. &C. Among them are Va.
nilla, Lemon. Peach, Nutmeg, Bitter Almond Banana,
Pine Apple Strawb berry. Raspberry Rose, Ginger Gin
namon, dc. &C., allvery superior and for sale BY
F. L. ZEMr.,
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
i patrons that he continues hiS BUSINESS IN
ALL IT'S BRANCHES at W. J. Gayer's old stand,
southeast corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
where may be seen large stock Of good VEHICLES.
composed Of light aud heavy work. Splendid Fall
Stock arrivi.g every week, among which are some new
and very tasty models Of Family Carriages.
Manufacturing and Repairing will be done from this
te with usual dispa tch.
Charleston, Nov 3-45 LEONARD CHAPLIN.
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Notice..

4 IL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel
n Benson requested to call aud pay, as longer
indulgence cannot be given.
Jan. 80. J. DUNLAP, Admir-.
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Notice..

TORN-SHELLERS. self:sharpening Feed Cutters,
" IA new article, also, Patent Cylinder and Their
mometer Churns Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers
Also. Hand Plows and TIarraws for garden Use. For
sale at the "OL' Corner" by Z. ". BONNEY.
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Domestic Goods.

DLEACIIED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
ID Plaids and Stripes, for servants Cotton Cassi
meres, Dcnims and Checks, Bed Tick &c. For sale
by A. n. &. K. KENNEDY.
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Just Received.

A < assortment of Flsks METALLIC BURIAL CA
"a SES. There have been late Improvements in
this article. Can be seen at the subscribers Ware.
Room. C. l.. CHATTEN.
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BANK AGENT.

Wool, Wool.
WILL be purchased either in the Burr or clean,
w by W. ANDERSON.
Aug. IS 81 tt.
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Summer Clothing, Etc.

A d. G R. KENNEDY are now receiving their
~ usual supply of COAT Vests. Pants and L. C.
Shirts. portion Of which having been made up to
their own order, we'll adapted for Warm Weather.
handsome and complete Stock Of COATINGS,
Summer Cassimers Drills. Vestngs Neck Ties, Un.
dor Clothing, etc, to all of which they confidently in
vite the attention Of their friends and the public gen
erally April 8.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-23

TINE Comet Band ha wing leased Calef HALT
Il are prepared to let the same ior lectures
converts, balls AID assemblies. .,
Application can be made TO Geo D. Smhh'
al the store Of Twambley y smith; Mna street.
Saco. A. J. WOODMAN, Clerk.
Saco, Nov. 1, 1855
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold at public auction, Tuesday, the 9Th
w Inst, at O'Clock, T. NJ. the premises In the
city Of Bddeford, the Guinea Road, called, three
miles from the LAconia and Pepperel Mills, about 10
acres % Real Estate. The front 90 said lot lying on
said Gulnsa Road, being hrst rate fell for tlage
grass, aud the remainder being pasture land, half Of
which IL covered wish timber and wood. The whole Of
said l2J acres has been divided into lots varying from
10 20 acres each, to suit purchasers.
The above Is decidedly the best sale q real estate that
has been offered for ong time, and all who wish 10 In
vest their money probably would do well by attending
SAID sale.
Those wlshlng 10 examine the premises, do by
calling the subscriber at his residence the same
MARCUS STAPLES.
Terms LIBERAL and made kno~n The tim, and place
sale. 2st6 7. X. LANE, Auetioneer.
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION

4 ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual Col
"A lection of this new and popular Institution for
the diffusion Of Literature and Art, have been
made on the most extensive scale,
Among the works already engaged, is the far
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-23
1000 BOTTLES SOLD
In the City Of Lawrence, at Retail, in months
ASSURE AND SPEEDY CURE rHK GkSrISk


In the City Of Lawrence, at Retail, in months
ASSURE AND SPEEDY CURE! rHK GkSriSE
Allied Oiatment nnd Hunor SyruP!
THESE medicines are sure and certain remedy for all
4 i kinds OF humors, Of however long standug, and
when used according 10 directions, will effect perma-
nent In short time, and with less expense than
any other remedy. II 10 scientific compound, eradi-
eating disease and improving the health With certain
~ beyond preceSlent or parallel They cure Salt
Rheum, serOfua, sryspelas, White Leprosy, Cancer
IumOrs, Ring Worm, Scald lead, Burns, scalds,
Chllhains, Piles, Rarbsrs Itch, oil Merccra and fe
Yer Sorvs, removes Pimples, Euptons, Moth and Mil
des frOm the face, leaving the skin son and smooth,
without mark IL draws Humors IRON the
Stomach Lungs, Head, and Eyes, improves the sight,
when troubled with humOrs, and at removes the
dincuy. IL Is recommended by persons Of the high
est respectability, such Mayor Warren, Dea w. NJ
Kimbal. A. W. stsarns, A. T. Sanborn, 3. l. rhomp-
son, J. H. C. Hayes editor % lawrence Courier, and
host u others who know % Its efficacy.
Mrs. Jones, Methuen, was cured Of Salt Rhsum and
scrofala u years standing.
Timothy Coyery, Of Danvers, was cured OF Scrofula.
Labsn Borden, Of Mellenry H., Was cured Of Scroll
ula when hope had almost died within him.
Miss WELSH Of south Danyers, cured % Scroala.
J. stafford, % Lawrence, tsstines 10 two Of
scrOfua Of very aggravated nature, and being himself
eurel Of a bad humOr.
Lucy Redman, Of Lawrence, was cured Of Kings
Evil Of long continuance.
Mr. Dgney Of salem, was cured Of an old sore Of 20
years standing
samuel Welsh, South Danvers, cured Of sore leg,
Of years standing.
Charlotte Ryan, Lawrence, was cured Of bad humOr
Occasioned by vaccination.
Mrs Crosby, lawrence was cured Of Erysipelas Of Il
years standing.
Mrs. FsrnalI Lawrence, was cured Of aggravating
case OF cancer.
Rhssa bronson, Fali River was cured Of humors Of
years standing, In ) weeks.
James W. Hunt, Of Lawrence was cured Of Chronic
difheulty Of the chest, occasioned by humors.
5. I. Thompson, Of Lawrence was cured Of bad humor
on the face.
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s..v ,.,. a. the Am,e,ea.

show this 70 the A"etea'
MANCHESTER. N. H., Sept 10Th, 1855
MEssRs SHAw CLARK. Please write and
let me know what you will send ne six bottles OF
Doctor Smar,'s Cough Medicine for; hsy. tax.
en- one bottle aud part OF another; was unweil-
had a bad cough aud raised great deal o1 blood
The doctor told the that my lungs were VERY much
affected aud that l must die with consumption. l
was advised TO 90 mto the country, SO went 10
SANFORD, Me, where was taken worSe splitting
blood di lat expect to ge, back 10 Manehesie,
again. bea' d great deal Of your medicine, and
a Young msn sent and got some Tor me aud u
helped me - that have rune to work again. l
have tried TO get Il here. but cannot Ind any IN
abe place. and want you In write me aud let me
know what il will Gust me whsn here, &c.
CHARLES H0SMER
The above is an exact copy Of Mr.. Hosner's
letter. in our possession. and IS oay another proof
Of the value ofihis medicine. uso
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LECTURE NOTICE.

Hon. E L Reyes, Of Dedham, Massachusetts,.
having recently visited the Western country, as
f.r as the tails Ofsl Anthony, in Minnesota, Is
prepared to le,.turc on the history, settlement,
progress and condiiiou, Of that country, with re.
terence TO the advantages il Offers TO certain
classes otindiyliuas in New England, foe success
aud profits, before Lyeeums and other Assem-
blies Of the people, on moderate terms. Address
as above. 2wF
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Gu RTIS'S HYG N A,
IN HAllNG HY6 AN vAPoR,

CHERRY SYRUP,
Cor Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and ell Diseases OF
the Lungs, pric. 81 per package, for sale by
l0tf ID L. MITCHELL, Saeo.
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Aarriagss.

In Saco, 18th inst, by Rev. J. I. q. Nichols,
Mr.. Samuel ID. Quimby, 10 Miss Elizabeth P'tls'
both Of Saeo.
In Saco, Nov, 18Th, by Rev. J. Colby. Mr.. John
A. Jones 10 Miss Eliza Snow, all OF Saco.
In Dayton, llih inst, by Rev James Buck, Mi,
Lorenzo ID. Buzzel to Lucinda G. HUI, both o.
Dayton. Also, by the same, MIR. Amanah w.
Davis, to Miss Louisa ws,erhouse, both OF Day
ton.
In Portsmouth, sih inst, Mr.. VIM. X. Martin,
Of Portsmouth, TO Miss Georgiana s. Hanscom,
OF Eliot Sept "a, Robert Crosby, Esq OF Albion
Me-, TO Ms Emily FemSld, OF Krtery, widow OF
Elder MARI fernad.
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Dsatbs.

In this city, Nov. IS, Mrs. Eunice Foss, aget
90 yesrs, months.
In this city, 10Th inst, Mary K,azer, wife o
Capt. Marx Gordon, aged - years, youngest
daughter OF Capt: Win Murch, OF Saco.
Ia Krnnebunk, Nov 18th, Capt. John Hovey
aged 81 years.
In Marlborough, on the 9TH inst, Mr.. John
Beau, aged about IS years.
Ia Lynn, Mas. on the 9Th inst, Miss Esther ).
wife Of Scion +. MQueslon Of Bddeiord, aged
IS.
We look to behold her bright form glide before us
And listen 70 catch each loved accent In vain,
We wake lrOm our dreams, and he thought rush
c. DER us,
We neer shall see our loved Esther again.
Cow
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AGENTS w ANTED,
To sell ns "bst book o. As kind."
A VOICE FROM THE PARSONAGE,

With an lntroduetiOnb by Prof Edwards A. Park, D. D.
THIS 10 L Il highly recommended by Rev. Edward
heechsr, d. D., Rev. DE-. Ide. Rev. Prof Hunting.
ton, ID. D., and others high in the confidence Of the
community, also by the religious AMI secular press,
without exception, ami Is pronounced by all 10 be "aR
srcsisRt cork, adapted 20 DO great good, readable,
intsrsstiag fRstGetUs, and just VAat Is needed 20
Aaps a general circulation IN every PARISH"
The exclusive sale given for any town county not
taken such that Il cannot f to be satisActo-
~. For circulars anil terms, address
MORRIS COTTON. Publisher,
Nov s 1855. 3Nid 2Ol Ma.hington 81. Rostnn.
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,

Anu OtueE NdludUlt ncdl CstatC'
THE following described Real Estate, compris.
i ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated in the villages Of Saco and Biddeiord,
will be sold by the propHetors, at prices and on
terms favorable to purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in SacO, between the Railroad
Depo,s OF Biddeford aud Saco-a portion Of them
above the Railroad, and portion below, in
pleasant and healthy location, aud commanding
line view Of both villages They are advantage.
ously situated for the residence OF persons having
business in either Saco or Biddelold, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperell
Square, Saco, and five minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Shop aud Cotton Mill Of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations OF Bidde.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet long aud ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, aud with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with BiddeiOrd, aud placing
them within three minutes walk of Smiths Cor
ner From this bridge a street is graded 10 the
Railroad Crossing ON Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and to Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will nersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge to BIdde.
/ ford
Besides the lets before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous To the bridge, and
within two minutes walk OF the workshops and
mills on said island.
They will sell also in lots of from one to five
acres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of "a acres, and is situated on the West
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs To the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
warraniee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. T..
Somes, Biddeiord; Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, n, H.; William z. New.
ell, Manchester, n. IL.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condlt'
ions, inquire Of d. L. SOMES, OF Biddeiord,
agent for The propIetO NE
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"Let those write now who never wrote before,
And these who always wrote, now write the more"
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JUST received, a few cases OF Gems extra wide
d CALF Doors. Al Ross Store Liberty st.
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SheriH's sale.
FOR SALE.

Ia two story double tenement House snt
a large Stable, together with a Que s:or
House il desired, al OF which are IN good repair
situated oa Main Street in B,tsJefhrd For iurl
er particulars inquire Of the subscriber on lh,
CARR KICKER,
Biddeford, Nov. 6, 1855 Owls
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Dwelling Houses For Sale.
Removed Again (!

TRISTAN GILMAN, Druggist 4 AIotbecAiy. has re-
i moved 70 store No. ., behring's Block, factory Is
land, nrst door % the bridge, aud dr~cy opposite
he .Pcciicai Depot" where may be found good As
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TERMS.

CooreF'A Clarhsbnr0 Register ia published IN
ClarS> arr hnrG, Va. every Wednesday morning Mt
e no per nnnnm in advance or ut the expiration
OfcIx IoSTr'e from t etimc of ~nbScr bimg; after
which &2. 4. will in nliahly he Charge
n" subscription vii be received for Iess l,e-
Ii' d than ak mnntnI.
Norar"r will b discontinued except at the On
ton "f the proprietor. until nj nrronrayus are
pail uP-and those who Il" NOT order their pnipr
to he .'i<c"ntinu"l at the on Of their term Hf
subscription. viii b. considered us d string to
h Vc it continued. g "
ADvERTIskMENTR will bu inserted at 81 ~ mar
square Of twelve line for the first three inser-
ton" and twenty-five cents or each subsequent
insertion.
a liberal deduction on the above rates will bo
mete tn tn 'Ao whn advertise by the year.
\" advertisement cnmmt,.d less than "A SQUARE.
The nM'uher Ofin$erti"nA mnA. be speciN.d. .,r
the advertisement will bu continued and CHARGED
accordingly.
Ann nmcememt of canli Iates for fice g. 40.
Marriages aud Deaths inserted gratis.
All e"m"tlnie@'i"n" to insure attemt on. must
be accompanied by the authors NAM and post
Puid.
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a n0LD AND mUaANg INDIAN.

The GOIlO~iny facts Uf u yUnng chief Of
the P"wnce nanuI. and sun 0i Oar KDift.
''lie vi the Indians who Yi,i;ei tho city of
Nnabim ;,on. y IeW years aso, from the
o"t h tie u 'oEy hOn0tains. are highly
creii aoie to lIIs generosity anI bensvc.
"Else. This young warrior. y hen those
events "ecarrcd. was about twenty-five
lraT. did. AZ ths Hge Of twenty .Utiv. I,iS
heroic deeds IIn ! actl lrea lUf him. AnOny
tie people, thV rauE OE "BrsveSf Of LhV
Brave
rno savage practice Of tortufing and
burning t0 death their pr sOnOrt existed
~ IMS nsi,n. An fortunate female.
taken III war With the P.I.lueh hati0o, Sas
destined 10 this horrible deafh. Tie "a.
'al hour had SITiVed tiiV trembling tie.
i'm. lar lr6nt home AMI her ftiendss VA
fastened tu the stake: the Whole tYibo
had HkSe mbieL Un tllS surrounding 6l.in
q "uneSs tho awful scene. Just ~ the
"01d WAS ab 'ut tU b. kin,lled. and the
SPECTATORS ere On Tie tiptOe ii xpccta.
o. tns o InS warrior. y liO sat cUniI Q oI.
y 8,A"n,s lna ehteis. ilaVIng before pre-.
parcel tAT aest LuTsek with the beceSsa.
~ pT"vIsi 'n.. EpEang from his sest and
ra>ned LItorgi tus crowd, lOosen. d the
We lI. Aeiz4I her "a his srnlt. and placed
her ub ,nr u the h0F>s.. mJunte.i the
uthsI him eli, an,l made the utmost speed
L'@ar.i. Ihs naion auI friends 0f the
capnve
Fnr multitnde. dumb, and neryeIess
Wih anazensnI AZ ths daT NJ deed.
male 10 etlOrt 10 rescue theiir vie,;m rom
L 49,. g.st;,s 49, -
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NJ Sclamvl. the Gre I<>it CAief.
says the New York EnquI"r. has hal
+. stored q hlm.hl> son. Who Was taken
captive 10y the Ru>-i.u~. about eleven
VeaIN aI", wien he was OIl chill
RI III the tlmr he Mas captured ocnamy |
had not heard III him. An Ia given hI.n
W for lost. l. appears. h1w' Yer. i.n.nc.
uIa ely On The capture. the Rl>'l'n Gen
err !. rincc W Or"rznH. ~tn' the hoy Ia
5. Petersburg where The 'ia.v Emperor.
It ok liking To INN. AMI had him etlucA-
ted III the MIlit"ry Ac nlrmv. II hap
prned last Year that Sch .Inyl. in ,onle
sudden .upIl>e. Iu"k SvvclnL Russian la>
dies pIle"nrlS. amun 81 whom Was the
PrlncrAs rschAtAwAdIy. Tnry were
conLMc ed to one " Ssh .rnIy'> IN 'untaln
ft.tneSSrS. AMI cOntiIei Inrre ~ y lAuner>
Ot war. but tIrate,i with r">pet. AMI de
c"Ium due I" their rank AMI SIX. Tine
G"Ve'n"r-srne:A al sent " Il : ut 'rucu t'
S:Eamyl tUtlcm4n The rttrasr Ut the gap
tureI ladies. utferInS = re sun III m1
nry. AMI the liberty ui several Cire ,sHItm
Ia lies. wln nA been III .ie .pri ,mvr< hy
l Z Russians. But Scn"mI lIrpIi.d tia,
4" hl> son was "llV". AMI tile " IsNI'a.- i
would restore, him. lie w"uli re ease all
the lady cap'i.rs. The E per"r Mel"
+S sent f", young SchamHI. gave him Iii,
liberty. AMI ilred him nat vi IL the need
tai equipment tn un iert4k. | long
'urnry The K change To X place in the
endH'i January Y,un! Schamyl. who
when AZ ST. PrIerSbur Is tot r+4 nire 4
10 ahjHre the NJ isle u creed. has prof ed
by his involuntary sJ;vr Al the Rl.>l.n
ctpltal. AMI has no = returned t,, his over
'JHyel her an aceom pllshel cavalier
I=~lth u completes mIhlary education.
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From tie Vrr7iniz Ar7u,.
KTOW.NOr rHINIiSH:

KNOW-NOrHINGISH:
Ie d4mons. We inf, nj host.
Awake t. judgn"ntico'ne
G Ills all anOt lt.l .r't b, lost,
Como Ii>t,u 10 your doom.
Ye inps Of d rrkness. kaeD no.hin77. you
Y'ur s.ntens, nov r.c.lv',
JIsilc,, frrnG a. vnt- I,1n.i1 dIo,
NO"ght can yoar fat, r,li,v9.
Ye midnight f.nI4, most untrue,
IAclrnlt. Gssi.s lpm'I.
Gods mighty nng j sws Irs anew,
Just nov " lsn Il Ill has bIop nj.
That down through c. as, ii n,and sprec
From earth oHr'e p!ungi'g DIVA;
D.SPi>i g rn'r:y and inrsg.,c',
Yuu'ro now bsn.4tII his f;owl.
DIP r: ye 9mrs' 4 dowl tn he'll.
Through se.s Of bu urnIIess Atm'.
Where devils Do md for vor d ValI,
Know n thing --4 u.w nm..
With miInislt rlIn., yor cruelty
TIE L 'rI OF .iro agil;
Nocturn' II acts, YOU ssn:ltrv
TIE Lord % LrSe y1t'v, sllia,
D p,rt v' cl-s.l l'wu u II H.
Wh,m J,ln 3IPnm< saw,
There with I',i do MI to iv'll,
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svMOI.Is 40 Ilsa
'lil & sNtsSl isI3iSI 4. = 81 4 n

Is 80 = = ~ t4ASS SSsss ASkS 4s
a li,,Is Ffeich I'D lilsr an,I his wifc.
who g3lnsti u lireli liliool hy lsacIIing tIie
arts.lis encin:ss were on bdar,isss Sic amer
/ an. the AlissiSs iRpi. short time siaee.
They sist sls9rg ;lt funds 4 anl having tsot
r0nsout ins the hast plaee y here tlleys stop.
sfesl. we're :. eliang glns their pots for a
m're favorable opportunity 10 engage
lin tia.lr pf..lessiQn tSf teaching. tI'he
FrrnehmAll vas txsseilin1ly iond of
hi vile aud y ithal sSsf, cliarv OF her.sof.
ten .hoaS ing that no tnap could be allowed
BY her t1a take even the small liberaltty
NiIl her. charms. which are usually win.
keiis sat bv7hasbsnis. Bata lltlle affair
occurred which shook the poor man'abs.
llei in the dciu,iun.
Sp0n after tls starting of th4 boat he
went into TN. cabin aud was snOn ia COM
'ver>atinu with the captain. Discovering
that 5Ihe cap ain was y bachelor. Frsnehy
was prolific in sympathy. declaring that
he would die ofsgriefsif il were not iortls
company ofscarI,sses and his wife.
"Oh, ~ for tl,s.. aid the captain. II
have the company al ladies mueh of tho
time In board. anl The hest OH il, they
are aIl willing thar should indulge in q
little kiS>inS vi h them spnetimss."
YnI mean yuu kiss 'sm all Z" sail
our hcroS ~ bet ynu five dollars you
no ki.a amy little w1man."
Its done / replied the captain.
The FrrnChmRn took cut his wallet.
bit could mt fni the amount. II ind
has M M ,nry. c,ptain but bet dis nd.
die (hnlllus up ths inSlrumrnE no man
we're Kiss mS lutte xnnan"
"%.Il." replied lhs captain. II bSt nv
ship AMI the whole cargo against our
ti.i!le. thu can kiss yolr viii. in two
hour, from NOS ii yuu will bring her into
the c1biu.an Ihrn retire yourself
81 gor. 't-yoa lose YOUR ship and
5cary'. =. ~
Accordingly. Frenchy brought down
his wife. teIlin! her that Ihs eapIain
wished To see her. AMI adding
+" Take Q re- al yourself. lILtlu woman,
don't kn"w what kind ul n man this
uAp'Aln is"
Inc Frcnchman retired from tho ca.s
bin; bat though he telt sure that his wife
wuuI rrpvI .tisnantIy any attempts
which the captain would make 10 gam Tho
=. yethu was a liIue fearful ol what
mghI happen. lie thou. ;hL he mi h.
nsepshlS ~iiO in mind by playing and
,in jug y lite. S..g"ns To u respectful
distance tom the cabin dulr, Ie cummtn.
ced !" sing. accompanying himself with
his taV"rite inStrImvnI;
Betrus, my love, bO truo, my lore, lg,
Bs srul f,F acOuplI OF hourS;
Desru', my l"vS bo tue, myI love,
ard tue 'hp aai sarSo's oprA.
After he hH! finished. the captain said