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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-23
ETNA INSURANCE co.
Of Hartford Conn.
Incrca.e Cnsh nnltal 20 slGOn. 600.


8 HAVE the pleasure OF informing The d4arrs
IL with this Company and the public generally =.
mat IN view OF the vast increase al business dur
ing the past Year, it" cash capital has been in
creased TO 5000 q. This together with a..
large surplus always Kept on hard in cash, and
The cnormons receipts O prcnirms on lis regular
aud Observation-Disclosures, alIo d. lis toiicv hGders
an indemnity much greater than any other in
suran"e Company in America
TIN business OF this company is conducted or
IaIr ana liberal principals aud IT'S losses are a!wsys
promptly paid IN cash. The UNDERSIGNED in en-
terTng upon the twevth year olh,s agency for this
company in This city and vicinity bces to conprat-
nlate ITS dealers upon It's remarkable success and
the important increase of its capital aud business
which together with the manner in wi ich is ba.
sness is conducted. places it on basis beyond he
reach Of any con ngemcy short Of Il simultaneous
cohiiagratlon OF the country.
All applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will be attended 10 with The
same punctuaIity us heretofore. Rates Us low ar
any other responsible office.
KepoSha Feb. IS, So L.G MERRILL.
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In Probate---i&enusha County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Nathaniel b. Clnpp
lcccascd
Ga reading and filing the petition of Sarah b. Clapp
II Socrs IN kcnosha county and State Of Wisconsin,
and alng due proofs of the same representing among
other things that Nathaniel B Clapp late of Somcrs
Aforesaid, on the 9h day of July 4 ID lS55 ed in
tcsatc leaving goods, chaticls and estate within this
said dcccased and praying that administration of said
csi ate be granted to John w. Mclioy and herself
II is ordered hai said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court on Saturday The 2jth day August
4. d. 1879, at ten o'clock A. NJ. at his oico i'll The
city and county OF Kcnosha:
And is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en to the heirs of said deceased and to all other per
sons interested by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said day of hearing
i'll thc kenosha Tribune < Telegraph weekly news
paper printed and published at Kcnosla IN said
county. JON Il JIISI7N
Kcnosha July 26 1855 3w7 County Judge
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.
NEW CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
ENTIRE NEIV STOCK.
HEssBERe & ADELsDoRrER

HESSBERG & ADELSDORFER,
Mansion Honsc Bndding, Main 81, kcaosha, HIS,
WOULD respectfully invite the citizens of Kc-
w nosha and vicinity, i'll want of Escndy-Izasie
Clothing ~ escnslen,cM's Furnishing Goods
To call and examine their extensive aud varied as
sortmcnt of Goods, which they have just received
from New York. Their stock embraces the most de-
sirahle Styles and in quality Of fabric durability and
neatncss of workmanship, is in respect inferior to
custom work.
They will satisfy all that their prices arc MS low,
while the quality of their goods are superior, to any
other stock in the city.
In the line OF Goats, ihey can furnish fine and
beautiful article of French and English Broad Cloth;
also, all kinds and styles of fancy CaSsmcres Mar
settles, Linen, etc
Pan;aIOons, Of the finest French and German
Docskin Plain, Black aud Fancy Cassimcrcs, White
and Fancy MarSciIlcs, CITE
We also keep always hand a large stock Of
GENTS Furu'$hiar G6ods, India-Rnbbcr anil oil
Cl0th GoodS HITS and Caps of crcry style aad
make, Carpet Bags, Umbrelias, Neck 1'i:s, Sea. fs
SockS, S"SPcHdrrs, Glo0es, &c.
y Call and Examine our stock.
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CITYIOTS FOR SALE.

AT GREAT BARGAINS-One Hundred
liberal terms, as to time, and at prices VERY LOW.
Ihave but ono price. Any person agreeing TO erect
a House on the premises can have credit for the
tire price of the lot.
1t is my interest to sell and to sell cheap; for every
one disposed of makes the res. more valuable.
Call at my Office at any time, and will so on to
the ground and show you the lots.
Al .JOSIAH BOND
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M SICAI

elicit praise from the most experienced and accom-
plished performers, wherever we learn their opin-
ions.-1he Indepcndcnt, Montgomery.
We can hardly imagine anything superior for the
music of the social or family cirele--1ke Evening
Echo, Neis Bedford, Mass
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SASH, DO0Es, AND WINDOW BLIND
FACTORY.

y T. HANDBOOK, has recently added ,ar1 CIV
aes to his facilities for making Tie articles eiune-
rated above, by putting up extensive marhiacly-in
his Factory and is prepared to supply orders or tho
shortest notice and at reasonable prices and will war
rant all his work 70 he of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building, will
find it much to their interest to call Mt the Mauac-
iurers for their Sash, &c, they get q better
article by so doing, and at cheaper rates.
lie is prepared also to do ali kinds of Saving
ON the shortest notice; and as soon as a competent
Turner can be obtained. will also be prepared to do
all kinds of WOOD TURNING
Jobbing of all kinds, in the line of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended TO.
All who want work done are invited to give me a
call as am determined to suit customers if possible
shop ON Pearl street, south side, between
Main and Exchange.
Kcnosha, June 1850. vl6nl
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Rcnoshu Circuit Conrt---En Chancery.
James Mckee, Compl't VS.. Nancy Wilson, Alcxan.
der Wilson, Andrew Wilson, james Wilson, GIL
bert Wilson, Thomas Wilson, Matilda " s0n Ma
ry Mcdonald and Rcbccca Mckee, Defendants
Il appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction ofthis
IL court, that Alexander Wilson, one of the above
named defendants, resides ont of this state and in
one of the United States. Onmotion of H. f. Schoff
the compliments Solicitor: II is Ordercd that the
said Alexander Wilson cause his appearance to he,
entered in this cause, and notice heiCnf he served
on the compliments solicitor by the fifth day of No
vcnibcr next and in OF his appearances that he
plead answer or dcmur to the sad compauant's
bill of complaint by the sad filth day Of November
next and i'll dcfnult thereof that the said complainant
may be at liberty to take the sad bill of complaint
as confessed against him. And il is further ordered
that within twenty days from the date hereof the
said complainant cause This order to be publishcdin
the kcnUSha Tribune & Telegraph, a weekly news
paper printed and published in the city OF Kcnoalla
in the county OF kcnosla and that the said publica-
ton be continued in said paper, once in each week
for six successive weeks, that he cause q copy of
this order to be personally served on the said dcfcn-
dant at least thirty days before the time prescribed
for ti!cr appearance,
Dated, Kcnosha, August 4th. A. d. 1855
II. +. SCHoFF, JON b. JEI.S I'm
Comply S0Fr. CJHtyJrire
Attest, l.. b. NICHOLS, Clerk towns.
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

DOUNTY LAND for those entitled TO it under the
~ late act of Congress-gvng 1GO acres, (de-
Quoting amount of heretofore received it any
To each Officer Musician, Private, Tcamster Seaman.
Clerk and Marine land in case of their dcccase, to
their widows and minor chidrcn who has served in
any since 1899, for the term of Ia days, been
engaged IN any battic-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con
grcss will be obtained by
JOSIAH BOND,
Atty At LAIF AND PENSION $. BOUN-
TY LAND AGENT.
:y Information given free of charge. An expo
rionce of several years i'll this business will enable
me IL give scrviceable advice. 80
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kenosha 60. Circuit Comrf.-En Chancery'
J1e Louise Sophie Plels ,Complt as. Franz Johann

e>>-~-~>~>~~~>~~~~>-~1-~~~~>
KenOsha 60. Circuit Courf.-En Chancery.
julie Louise Sophie PleLs CompPt cS. Franz johann
/ Plebs, Dcf't.
reading and fling the affidavit of H. F. Schcff
~ ana on the return of the Sheriff endorsed on the
subpoena issued III the above entitled cause by which
il appears to the sat8ction of this court that the
subpoena issued in the above cause has been return
ed not served by the Sheriff. and it further appear
ing that the said defendant, Franz Johann Piebs is
not resident of the state of Wisconsin but is rex
ident ofone of the United States: On motion Of IT
+. Schoff, ESQ., solicitor for the complainant II is
Ordered, that the said defendant, Franz johann
p eds, cause his appearance TO be entered in this
C use, and notice thereof to be served on the com
p ainant's solicitor by the fourteenth day of Novem
Der next and in case of his appearance, that lie plead
answer or demur to the said compliments bill of
complaint, by the l4th day of November next, a.
that in default thereof, the said complainant may be
at liberty 10 take the said bill of complaint as con.
fesscd against him. And it is further ordered that
within twenty days from the date hereof the said
complainant cause this order to be publish in the
Tribune q Telegraph weekly newspaper, printed
and published i'll the city and county of Kcnosha and
that the said publication be continued in said naper
once IN each week for s successive weeks or that
he copy of this order to be personally served
the said defendant at least thirty DAYS before tLc
time prescribed for his appearance.
| Dated Kenosha, August 18Th, A. ID. 1855.
| III. +. ScHoFF, JON b. JILSUN.
Complts sol'r. [6wn9l County JUDGE.
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Attachment Notice.

EAcH0sHst toHnTy eIfcuif Court.
Asohcl " benham VS.. Thcophilus s. Greenwood.
a OTlsEt is hereby given TO all persons interest
L cd, thar on The 10th day of July, A. d. 1853, n
writ of attachment issued ont OF and under thc
seal Of said Court, in favor of Asahol w Renhanl
Plaintitf, and against The pphilus s. Greenwood De
PENDANT, III the above entitled cause, for the sum of
three hundred and thirtytwo dollars and ten cents
over and above all legal sctoffs rcturnable on the
2nd Monday of November, A. d. 1855
Dated july IT, 1880. L. b. NICHOLS,
JON Is. JILsCN, Clerk
plff's Atty G,r5
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES.

COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES.
" Over fifty different notifications on hand or
furnished to order, at Manufacturers Prices and
warranted the best in use.
~ Corner-QHarles Block, Kcn0sh0 by
GASKILL, CIIAMBERLIN & Co
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M u SIC AL.
i c III Z A p
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
OF
HORACE WATERS.
No. 1913 Broadwoy, New York.
Opposition TO RsOnopOIy.--gHusic IA Great
Iy Reduced Prices.
NJ u s &c AL.
HORACE WATERS.

Iy Reduced Prices.
Esf-e==-i~-rra NOTWITHSTANDING the combination
Ff-N1ATfT a d Music dealers TO keep up the prices
W x uof non copyright muse, against the m
teres of native composers and their refusal to ex-
tend to Mr. Waters the cOurtesies Of the trade, he is
making immense sules-having abundant evidence,
that he has public counenanee and support, in his
opposition 10 the Grcai Monopoly and in his efforts
to aid Native Talent, and to adopt the National Cur
rency. His stock of American and European music
Is immense and the catalogue of his own publica-
tons Is one Of the largest and best selected in the
United States. lie has also made great reduction
in the prices of Pianos. MelOdeOns and Musical In
atrunents of all kinds Superior toned O. octave pl
amos for $175, 5000 and S25 interior of good quail
Hy aHd instruments strong and rs durable IA those
which cost $500 Pianos of every variety of style,
and price up To Sl0U0 comprising those of ten differ
cnt manufactures; among them tho celebrated mod
erh improved Horace Waters Pianos and the first
premium 4Eo1n Pianos of I. Gilbert & CO. make,
towncrs OF the 4EOlian patent) SccOndha Pianos
At great bargains. Price from $40 TO $50. Alelod
ans from FIVE different manufactures including the
wo.l-known S. ID. g. w. Smiths Melodcons, tuned
gnd equal tenperament)thc best made i'll the United
States. Price SIS, 500, S75, $780, Sis, Sl25, sl35
and $3.50. Smiths double bank Meodlans S2OO-
Each Piano and Mcclellan guaranteed. The best
terms to the trade, schools sc l2l discount to cer
gymen and churches All orders promptly attended
20 Music sent to all parts of the country, post paid
ut the reduced rates General and select catalogues
schedule of prices of Pianos forwarded to any nd
dress free of charge
Extracts from Testimonials Of Music Professors q
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Extracts from Testimonials Coneering
S. D. & II. w. SMITHS
CELEBRATED MELODEOkS,

49, A
In an article of the February number of lie Re
view, answering some inquiries IN regard to tie tenn
permanent made by 90 WIN. w, jr., Brookhcld, VT,
noticed II statement that Princes Mclodeons are
tuned in The equal temperament. Sincc that time
have examined number ri Princes ~ Cos Meio
deems with special reference TO the temperament,
and have no. found one tuned in equal temperament
The temperament in the Melodeons OF Prince d Cos
manufacture that have examined, approaches near
CT the equal than those of CarllHrt X Needham, but
ear think, win decide, if they VIII try the chords
of and L sharp III succession TUNER
We are happv TO stand corrected on this point We
mnde the statement alluded to above ON the author-
tv of professor of music in this city, without having
observed in reference TO it ourscvcs-a thing We
ry seldom do We have since examined Smith &
Co.'S AIeodeons, and find a Tuner right. We do
know, however, that s ID & II w Smiths Mclo-
dcons sold by Horace Waters 333 broadway, arc
tuned i'll the equal temperameat-N Y Musical Re
UieW.
Wewere astonished and delighted at the perfection
10 which Mc4srs 5 ID & III W Smith have brought
the Meodeon and the richness, sweetness, and pur-
ity of tone to which they are capablc-Bostoa Path
ERter.
Messrs S ID & II w Smith rank as the first man
ufucturs of tie MclodeOn in this country Their in
strumcnts arc recommends by the best judges as
superior i'll every rcspect-B0SlOa Commonwealth.
They are acknowledged to be unquestonalaby the
best in the country Manchester Mirror.
g There is constantly III store at this establish
mcmt Ten different makes OF Pianos and Five differ
ent makes OF Mclodcons.
- Each instrument is guaranteed TO give entire
satisfaction, or the purchrse money refunded.
Persons at d;stancc wishing to purchase will, by
forwarding their orders havcleir wants as teH and
as cheapiy supplycd rs though personally prc3cnt.
HORACE WATERS,
1ynf8l 3:s3 broadway, New Work.
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PENSION LANDS!
LGo a GPGS OF Land
To ALI who served e;,,oa iron

The Act of Congress OF M,lcb 1855. giants
10 all Indians included, who served ~ any VIII
since 1890, fourteen days, Or les ii engaged IN
battle, and to the widows OF circrs pud soldiers OF
the Revolutionary war. il now wing. and 10 Chap
ihins who served with Tie army. ard To- the Platts-
burg and Lewl>town volunteers, Go acres of lam,
after deducting What has been received.
The undersigned will receive applications ard
act as az, at ia prosecuting claims under The afora
mentioned act l., O. MERRILL
kenoShn Wis 1853
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Connecting with Steam rs Oh Lake Ontario to III
points.
BY This route the night travel on the entire line
will he performed on Steamboats, xuriously furn
she'd and the dav light passed among the sublime
scenery Of the great Lakes aud The river S. Law
once, Straits Of Ma"kmaw. and the Manijouiiu
Islands, SAUL Ste Marie and the Million Islands
OF Georgian Bay" Travellers will also have al
opportunity Of viewing the Great Suspension
Bridge. Niagara Fails, The ] thousand Islan,!s, ant,
the Rapids of the ST Lawrence
Is. This Line, Passengers from Lake Michigan
will arrive al MackInaw ard have sufficient time
to examine the curo>ties of This celebrated Island
where the Boats will connect with other steamers
TO SAUL Ste Marie, and Lake Superior; from
Nackinaw passing the Manionlin I>ands at Cc-
ngwood aud Raj way 10 TOkONTO. crossing
Lake Ontario in The night III FIST class Boats 10
EufEa 10. Rochester. Osvvcgo, Cape Vicl.mt,
Ogdensburg, KinC ston and asontrcacc
Passengers W this Line win perform the trip
East by more Northern Route than any other.
avoiding The heat and dust encountered on other
Lines and enjoying the pleasure of passing tn 70
an heretofore uutr' yelled Route the East
The following Magnificent Boats comprise the
line:
Key Stone State, Captain j. s. Richards,
1000 Tons Burthcn
Lady Elgin, Captain L. Chan5erzin, 1887
Tons Burthen.
Niagara, Capt. p. s. Miller, 100 Tons
Burihen.
Queen City, Captain B. Wilkins, 900 Tons
Burthen.
One OF which vii leave KENOSHA every
THeSd0U, TAurSday and SATURDAY EreningS
tonching ut Racine, Milwaukee,, Shcbo gan, Man
tuYuc. and Twin Rivers
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.


CYRUS BRIGGS,
hNE door north of the Post Office has ,st -ecei-
W we'd from New York, q large assortment of New
Goods which he has selected with great care, with
especial reference TO tl.c and to the wants of
this community, consisting of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
OF the best material and manufacture of every style
and price.
H0ts and Caps IF ere,y style,
Umbrellas, Carpc, Bugs Glorcs, MIttens, Stocks,
Stocks, Crarats, SHspendcrs, Slocking Yarns,
Neck Ci0ihs, Sc, all Of wkich wW be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH
Fash o ic TIA iloring,
OF all kinds,
Done short notice and warranted to suit customers
Kcnosha June 1855 nIvlG
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of g. e
"a scott IL 60. are requested to call Mt the Store
OF Pomcroy * Gallup, successors of s. b. $. & Coz
and settle with the undersigned who is authorized to
collect the demands due said firm.
H. FUTILE.
Kcnosha June Odd 1855
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Custom "ork,
Done to order with pnnctuanty, aud IN the best
possible mauner,as also,may other first class work
Thank FIJI FOR past liberal patronage, the under
signed feels confident by strict attention TO busln
ess and the wants Of his customers by keeping up
his fashionable unreasonable assortment Of first
class Goods. and selling at unusually low prices.
to merit .he patronage the public and bus r.
l5~t:ash paid fo' HIDES and Pe!ls N
MAY IL. So. ln.4S. e LEY.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

M UTUAL Life Insurance Company of N. Y.
I'VE Berkshire Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Pittificd Massachusetts.
Persons wishing their own lives or the lives Of
their friends insured in the hest companies of the
country, can be accommodated by calling on
GASklLL, CHAMBERLIN, & Co.
iS0Mthensk cOrner. MIN 0MA Peril SIS. kcn0Shn
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

FIRE AND MARINE RNsURANCE.
NNTE are prepared to take risks in the following
w Companies, at fair rates, viz:
chicago city Insurance Company,
Merchants Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Of Ph1adIphia.
North Western, of PhHoddph'o.
Madison Matnoi, Of Madison, His.
LaF'ayette, Of J0HesuWc, Tvs.
Mercantile, IF Couingtom, Ky.
Give us Il call
GASEJII, IAMREPIJN & 70
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SSfONE WARE. Five hundred Gallons 70,
CNaIe at METCALF 81 MERRIIi'S

E4TLOUR! An excellent article Of Sup.rfps
h. Flour, from Soon Mills. Warrantt d to equal
any now IN market. or to be brought in from any
source Whatever constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest market price at
NErCALF g. MERIT LIS
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Extracts from Testimonials Of Music Professors g.
EJ;Eor;0Jx (ouccru;uO
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-12-05

G@ LIFE is fountain fed by a thous.
and streams, that perish if one be dried
1t is a silver cord twisted with thousand
strings that part assunder if one is broken,
Thoughlless mortals are surrounded by
inumerable dangers which make it more
strange that they must all perish suddenly
at last.
We are encompassed with accidents
every day to crush the decaying tenements
we inhabit. The seeds of disease are
planted in our constitutions by nature,
The earth and atmosphere whence we
draw the breath of life, are impregnated
with death health is made to operate its
own destruction. Death turks in am
bush along the paths. Notwithstanding
this truth is SO palpably confirmed by the
daily examples before our eyes, how lit.
tie do we lay it to heart. We see oul
friends and neighbors die, buthow seldom
does it occur TO our thoughts that oul
knell may give the next warning to the
world,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-12-05
Isast winter Paul siebbinsF iF5s came home,

the handsomest boy at the Academy
whenyou andI went to the district school.
He soon became a daily visiter at Mrs.
English's. His uncle was terribly angry
when il came to'his ears, and he threat
ened to cut Paul off with shilling. But
his spirited nephew informed him he had
obtained a situation at the South, in some
mercantile business, which would supply
all his and Mattie's wants.
So the crusly old bachelor had to swal-
low his chagrin as best he might, and as
Paul is his favorite, will doubtless make
him his heir. They will be married
next month, and this was the reason Mat
lie could not accept your invitation to al
tend your wedding
You know old Squire Allen has mar
ried Boston beauty. People say it's the
one Paul's uncle designed for him. Last
week Matte and rode past their new,
splendid stone dwelling.
Ilaughed, and whispered, Matte, you
might have been mistress of all that mag.
nifcence =
She answered with shudder, Yes
and should have been, but for one name.
less, unknown friend
What do you mean, Matte ?
She looked at me earnestly. and hel
eyes filled with tears. Il have never
breathed it to any, she said, 'bnt nam
ma and Paul but will trust you, Julia
1t was Just at sundown, (how welt Ire
member it! and l was expecting 'Squir
Allen that evening, for it was the one h
had specified, TO hear my decision wheth
er l would be his wife.
My mother was dying slowly; starva
ton was staring us in the face, and saic
in my desperation, l will save my moth
er; | will tell him will be his wife.
Just then a letter came for me. open
ed it, and found five hundred dollars, will
these words, Use this, and do not marry
Squire Allen TIE letter bore no othe
date or name. That money was my
earthly salvation. You know, Julia, al
it enabled me to do.
And 10 that unknown friend do ow
it, that | am not this day the wretche'
wife of that gray-haired old man, tn
miserable mistress of yonder great man
sion!
Oh, how have prayed for the give
of that gifl;' how l have longed to Sc
him or her, and say what | feel, an
know 10 whom owe all the bliss of th
present, all the ec,asy of thinking sha
be Paul's wife,
'And don't you expect ever 10 kno,
this, Matter
Hardly, Julia, till l learn it up there
and her eyes-why, Reena, you ar
crying
i can't help it, Julia and Rowena'
head dropped on her friends shoulde
while .ao~s nf exq~;-;to joy ~olloI dow
her cheeks.
Julia had sympathetic little hear
and the sobs came up TO her throat so ia
she could not finish her story. AT la
the door bell rang loudly. Rowena sprar
up, with bushes rolling over her cheek
That is Charlie, she said ; Il alwa,
know his ring
and here's my travelling dress
can't be presented to him in this, erie
Julia. and with little shrek at the ba
contemplation of so terrible an occurrenc
she bounded toward her trunks in Il
next room.