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Eastern times., 1855-05-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Mansanla 25h ult ship Celestial Breeze, Stover I'm
Boston, 2oh, to sail her return in 10 20 ds.
At Cienfuegoes 17th ult, brig Matilda Orr to load for
New York.
At Havana 10th inst ship Hydra Carney Frederickshal
taken up 2sth ult at f2 s. 3400 boxes de En-
bill Percy $500 boxes chartered ID inst for Hamburg at
81 8, to sail 10th Cortes Kennard and Humphreys
Merrill for Trieste ldg Calcutta Lorng for Sagua about
ready taken up the 5h to load sugar for New York. 81
per hhd carries 500 hhds Robt Patten Fulton do
Cid at anzas 4th, brig Albion, Cooper Strout m Ca
imito, having repaired) Newburyport.
At Nassau abt ID inst ship Adrana Preble Bath
New Orleans, repaired and to sail abt Sth.
At San Juan Del Sud- 5th inst ship Undaunted Freeman
discharged and to sail in few days for Chincha Islands,
Ar at Cienfuegoes S0h ut bark Paul Boggs Dzer New
York
Ar at Havana I1th ult ship William Berry, New York.
Sid 1oth brig Casiiian Hinkham, Portland.
Bark Gov Hubbard expected to arrive, chartered
load at cardenas for New York at 81 per hid sugar. and
1-2 per box.
Ar at Married II tn inst bark Robt penne Parker Ha-
to load molasses for Portland.
At Matanzas 9TH inst (back date) ship Aramede Snow,
Harnden, for Falmouth dg.
Ar at Liverpool 2Sth u Sharon Brooks, Chareston Sd
Greenland, Snow, Charleston.
Sid 10th ut Chaos, Dunton, Savannah; Iowa, Petts,
New Orleans.
Cid lst inst Louisa Kikam White Newcastle and Leg
horn
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst London, Hubbard New York
Sid 9th, Lala Rookh, Small, Cacutta Stephen Larrabee,
Percy, Apalachicoa.
CID 3D. Hemisphere, Harris; and Samaritan, Small Con-
stantinople.
Adv London, for New York 21st Sharon Charleston
with despatch Ella Clark, for New Orleans Sth.
Ent for ldg 1st inst, Sharon, Brooks, Charleston.
At London 4th inst, Chas Thompson Small for Boston
dg; Yorktown, Meyer for New York 17th; Ocean Queen
Spencer for do 24h Gauntlet Borand for Marseiles 9th
chartered by the French convey troops
the Crmea; Aeghaneane Setson do do early in the
on Dungeness 29th ut South Carolina, Stewart Rotter-
dam for York; 2 inst Agamemnon Goodwin Havre for
Newcastle.
Sid FIN Cardiff 2sr ut Grolto Stewart, Sayannah; May
Queen, Skolfeld New Orleans; Roger, Maxwell; Ha-
oGQueenstown 81 inst, Jane Parker, Bowker Maanzas
for orders.
Sid FIN Antwerp 81 inst, Ionion, ,Coey. Newcastle f.
Arat Havre 9th ut Wurtemburg Wilmer, N Orleans.
Sid I'm Malta 2lst Arlington, Pummer, Balaclava.
Shanghae March 5-The Mermaid Smith, fm Hong
Kong for San Francisco put in here today with loss of
boats, spars &C.
Ar at St John, R. Sd inst brig Carianu, Ames, firm
York dsg, for Arccibo 9th.
At Cenfuegoes 30h ult, bark Paul Boggs, Dzer unc.
At Matanzas 10th inst ship Aramede Snow Harnden for
Falmouth ldg.
Ar St John, b, 18th inst ship S Lindsey GRAY.
Baths sch Margaret A Crowe Bath l6h St George
ter, Thomaston.
Cid 15ih sch 1 G Hertz Bullock, Baltimore
At Buenos Ayres March II, ship Sea Lion Hail. fin New
York abt Jan 13, ar 18th
At Surinam 23d u bris Rio 6rande, MCobb,f Gouc-
ester; Vesta Ellen, Perry, fm and for Boston disg
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Dratbs.

In this city, 18th inst, Luzerene A. MITCHELL aged
year months.
InWebster, Miss Rachel W. Metcalf, aged 16 years 4
months.
In Rockland Mrs Roselinda Babbdge, aged % years;
John Henderson, aged 55 years; 0ren r. Tarr aged Ii
years.
On board steamer Golden Gate, April 6, c. W. Kellear
Panama fever he having been sick weeks at
Aspinwal;) 26 years, ofThomaston Me.
At Danville, Junction. Mrs Abby r. Stnchfeld aged SO
In Portland, 2lst nst Henry b. McCobb ESQ., aged 43
years MONTHS
In Iaowell, Mr. William Bond aged Sc years; William
Clark, Esq, aged about 6S years
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

A SELL.-We heard good story Monday
how some one came it over Marshal Weaver
that day, on Exchange street. A shopman
observing the Marshal looking in at his win
dow, which had been done several times, took
bottle previously filled with water and turned
out glass, and fixed it up and drank it. The
Marshal thereupon went in and bantered with
the shopman as 10 where he got it, and was
informed that there was plenty more where
it came from. The Marshal finally offered
him three dollars to inform him where it came
from, which the shopman pocketed, and get
ting into the Marshal's wagon, directed him
round TO the back side of his house, and point
cd to the pump as the original fountain. The
shopman by this means got ride home to tea
The Marshal then demanded his money back,
which was refused, because bargains bar
gain all the world over.-BangOr Jour.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

w oife's Schiedam Aromatic Schnnpps.
This medical die drink is m innactured nv the pro-
pretor AT schedam, in Holland, expressly for medicinal
purposes II been submitted to nearly all the frst
Chemists a d Physicians in the United States who en-
doGse IL over their signatures great
sentias OF the Materia Medica II NOW rrcscr ib-
with great success in Gravel, Goul, Rheumatis OBJ
strncons OF Bladder and Kneys, and Dyspepsia il
has no superior in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveloped in yellow
paper, with my the bottle, cork and label, and
for sale by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
le, 90 and % Beaver ST., New York
o5m47 25 South Front ST., Philadelphia.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

SuIcIDE.-Susan M, Robbins, aged about
% years, committed suicide on the IIth inst,
by hanging herself with skein of yarn, at.
tached to a rafter in the house of her grand
father, Luther Reynolds, of Sidney, with
whom she had resided for some time, past
She was daughter of VIM. Robbins. A jury
of inquest, summoned by Joseph w. Patterson,
one of the Coroners, found that she had come
10 her death by her own hand, but they could
find no cause for the sad act.-Kennebcc Jour.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

Use HowE's HYGEIAS HoARHoUSD AND LIvKRwoRr CouGM
CANDY.Never since the science of Medicine dawned
upon the world has any compound gained such exrsord
nary popularity, ii short period of time, DR.. Howe
Hygeian Hoarhound and Lverwot Cough Candy, curing
Coughs Colds, Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing, &C. 1t
affords instant relief may he relied instances
GIVE IT TRIAL Price 5, 10 and 20 per package
DR.. ]. MATTHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent
Also for sale by A. g. Page, Samuel Anderson and t. "
Lucas. 15w3t
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
EASTERN TIMES
ssAa s. MARINE JOURNAL. sR

SrISsoS K Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Stnson is avorhy known experienced merchant and
shpmasteT formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR DONNELL, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
SPOKEN,

Nav 14th Great Egg karbor Is miles, ship John Fra
zer, 81 days from Liverpool for Charleston
Mch s. lat % 20 s. lon II 0S E. ship Potomac Stone Cam
ton Jan 81 for New York
Ap H. lat 20 so s. Ion 33 49, ship Par Rio anero
for New Orleans.
May H. lat H. Ion 6s bark lido Kimbal Boston for Val
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Bath Carriage Repository.

THE attention Of purchasers is earnestly solicited the
assortment OF ofCARRIAGES at the Repository lin
Street, the store of r. r. Smith. 1t
ever variety of Carriages for stable family use
Carrya Ph;etons two and four wheels Chaises Buggys
with and without top; Wagons, &C., &c.
All the above will be sold reasonable terms as they
can be purchased at other establishment State
and lower than they can be bought in Boston
Carriages Of all descriptions repaired ined newopped
&c.
Please call on THOMAS EATON JR., corner Of Front
and Elm Sts., or z. f. C0YEL, at The Repository.
Bath May %, 1855. >49tf
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

Discovery OF OLD ColKs. On Saturday
last, as some workmen were blowing on Rich
mord's Island, which lies off the southerly
point of Cape Elizabeth, and belongs to Dr.
Cummings of this city, they turned up stone
ysssel containing seventeen gold coins, thlr-
teen of which were about the diameter of halt
dollar, but much thinner, and the remainder
about the size of ninepence, principally of
the reigns Of William and Charles; also,
number of silver coins likewise gold ring,
bearing upon the ootside, the initials G. ",
and on the inner surface the words, United
hearts, death only parties
Some of the silver coins were much corrod-
ed, and crumbled beneath the touch. The
gold coins we're considerably tarnished, but
ahe Inscriptions are perfect. The mint value
of the large ones has been ascertained to be
about five dollars and fifty cents, but their
market price is not yet fixed. A large gold
one which we saw, bore upon the diverse a
well executed profile in the center, surrounded
BY the inscription, Il A COBVS D: c.
MAG: BRI. ETH: REXf' and a
Latin inscription on the reverse.-Argus.
EXPERIMENTAL TRIAL.-On Saturday after
noon, an experimental trial was made with
preecn-loading carbine, invented and patented
oy ool; o. Durell Green, of Cambridge, at the
Navy Yard, Charestown. The carbine is a
beautifully finished instrument, weighing sew
en- pounds, and was manufactured as a. model
for the u .. Government, on the same princi-
pie as Green's breech-loadine rife. The
cartridge required is only very few grains of
powder, sealed to a conical shaped sIug
weighing one ounce and at the trial on Sal,
nrday, the inventor discharged it fifteen times
at target ITS yards distant, and but one shot
missed the mark Al target 200 yards dis
tant, out of thirty shots twenty-six hit. Con-
sidering that the firing was made directly in
the teeth of strong northeasterly wind, il
may be said that it was excellent shooting
The carbinc can easily be discharged ten times
Der minute.-Boston Jour.
STEAMBOAT LAUNoHED.-On Saturday last
the new steamboat VIcToB, built under the d.
-rection of Master Sampson, by Messrs. ]. R.
Hubbard, and Little6eld & Woodside, was
launched at Topsham. The Victor is we'll
modelled and thoroughly built boat, 80 feet long
"a feet beam, engine 40 horse power. and j:
intended to ply on the AndroscoQgin and Ken
nebec River, as tow boat, and for pleasure
excursions under the command of John r.
Hibbsrd.-4Bruns,oick Telegraph.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

SHIPBUILDER's BANK.-From letters occa-
sionally received by individuals in this city
from persons abroad, making inquiries in rela-
tion to the prospect of payment on Bills on the
Ship Builders Bank, it is evident that it is
not fully understood abroad what is necessary
for billholCers 10 do in order to secure such
payment on their bills as the Bank may event.
ually be able to make. For the benefit of
such as have not examined the law passed last
winter relating thereto, we will mention that
the Receivers will continue to meet in this
city on Wednesday of each week until the last
of June. for the purpose of receiving bills on
that Bank and giving receipts therefor. Bills
must be presented on or before the 9th of
June to entitle the holders to pro rata of the
proportion which may be paid. id.-Rockidnd Ga
eeffe
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Celebrated Piano FOrtcs.
Bounty Land.

THE undersigned has been engaged for two years-by
Petitions and otherwise to Congress-to get Act
passed allowing all who have been engaged in the
service the United States 6O Acres of Land which Act
Law ;-alowing 100 Acres for fourteen
days So that those who have received 40 acres
will receive 40 more.
Also all served the Navy, and the officers and
soldiers the Revolutionary War, their widows mi
children,
Applications will be made out properly, and warrants
obtained on the most reasonable terms, by
Bath, March I, 1855. soft SAMUEL d. REED.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

IMPORTANT Decision TO BARBERs.-In the
Police Court, this morning, Judge Rogers
rendered his decision in the case of William
c. Deming, barber, in Brattle street. This
was case of keeping open shop on Sunday,
for the purpose of selling merchandise, etc., in
violation of the city ordinance regarding the
closing of such establishments on the Lords
Day.
1t had been shown on the examination that
the defendant had kept his place open for more
than one hour on Sunday, and that several
persons were shaved therein. This was the
extent of the evidence, and the Court reserved
Its decision three weeks, in. order to consult
with the brethren of The. bench the question
as to whether the act was one of necessity or
charity.
His Honor remarked that this was charge
of keeping open shop on Sunday the diction-
ary definition of the word " shop" was "a
place where goods are kept for sale." The
legal meaning of the term was the same.
There was no evidence in this case TO show
that the defendant kept any shop,-that he had
any wares for sale,-and there being no proof
that it was a place of sale, or that anything
had been sold there on the Lords Day, the
defendant was entitled to discharge ge-Boston
Herald
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Family Groceries.

A CHOICE and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCER
n les fresh aud nice just received, opened and for
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting III part
follows Y
Cciees Teas, Sugars of all grades, Candlesallow and
sperTl Sperm and Whale Oil, Nut Cocoa, Prepared do
Chocolate Baers Broma Tapoca, Sage, Corn Starch, Po7
ato do Pickles. Ketchups Of all kinds, Olive Oil, Castor
Oil, and large number of other things too numerous
mention, A. I. ROBINSON
Corner OF Front St. Ferry Wharf bath Nov is- 'ss
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
PORT OF RATH.

WEDNESDAY, May le.
Sch Curiew, 3rookings, Boston
Sch Henry Freelings, -, Boston.
Sch Minerva, Boston.
SAILED.
Ship Nicholas Curvin, Jamaica.
THURSDAY, May II.
Sch Gar, Derry, Pittston.
CLEARED.
Ship Miles Standish, (new, 9s5 tons Lord st John NB
SAILED.
Brig Virginia, Carver Ycomico; Sch Rough Ready,
Norfolk.
FRDAr, May IS.
ARRIVED
Sch Peru, Daggett baltimore.
Sch souhernor, Pratt, Philadelphia.
SAILED-Ship Niles Standish.
ARRIVED,
Sch Melrose, Kent, Bangor.
Sloop Heroin, PrebIe, Portland
Launched, at Thomaston 18th, by Messrs Small Cope
land brig of 2o0 TONS called Austins owned by the
builders VIM Stackpole and Danl Morse be commanded
@ Capt VIM Eems-
DISASTERS. y
Bark Cherokee Of wiscasset fin Boston for st John
~, po.ed lost on Mayaguaua reef had cargo OF ice,
& poek butter lard cheese fish, candles and urpen.
S -, poion OF which, valued at about $4,000 was saved
specially sold for the bene6t of ali Concerned.
uss G % Sd inst represent sch Kinghsher, o
ult, was last fun Inagua where sbe cd not renar She
was ase Tor and would at least require thor
Pauline, OF Bath, fin Philadelphia for Havana had beer
saved and sold for about 22oo 50 Der cent awarded
salvage. SAs 9"
Sch Marcia Farrow, Of Rockland, New York firm Glen
fuegos went ashore Jack Taylors Reef Ait a. mules
Of Cienugos, and threw over 80 hhds sugar to ret on
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bss,esncd 2eth brig vesa, Stevens, Galveston; sci
Cid l7th, ship Urie, Foster, Calcutta.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has been
~ duly appointed administrator the of WILL
IAN FOOTE late of Bath in the County of Sagadahoc
deceased ntesae and has undertaken that by Civ
ing bond as the law Directs All persons therefore, having
demands against the Estate Of said deceased
exhibit the for settlement; and all said
Estate requested to make immediate payment to
May 4 1850, 3w49t JOHN D. FOOTE.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Augusta Dye House.
IN oTICE-

DACKAGES made up every Monday and sent by Ex-
Il press All articles dyed at short notice.
Coats Over Coats Pants Vests &c eansed and pressed
Cashmere, Grape Printed shawls with white middle,
ceansed without nuring the coors Carpets Cleansed
always giving satisacon-the coors frightened. Also
for sale by the agent, prime article of manufactured
the Augusta Dye Hous for removing Crease Oil, Tar,
Pitch and Paint from wooen goodsso from fast colored
Silks and Cottons,-warranted to give satisfaction
"A. T. ROBINSON, Agent, near Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath, March 12sh, 1855 Sm39.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
HOUSE WANTED.

"A NY one having small, convenient House,
ElIR n pleasantly located nths city, can hear Of
tenant or purchaser by applying to oFFicE.
v 1m46*
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
DISASTERS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bssson-Cld 26th, brig yesta Stevens Galveston .cb
Kosciusko, Thomaston. 'fF' ~ =
Cid l7th, ship Uriel, Foster, Calcutta.
Eastern times., 1855-05-24

Per Sch. Louisa from N. Y.
ZE BBLS Extra FLOUR Lewis Forest City Mills, for
- sale by MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.
May %. Steam Ferry Wharf
Eastern times., 1855-05-24
Farming Tools ! Farming Tools

TT NJ. B0vEY, Front St. Bath, has just received and
IL. offers for sale, large assortment of Shovels Hoes
Spades, Garden Rakes and Manure Forks.
BATH April II, 1855. A.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
GJe 5tprq.
The Jesuit and his Ward.
A GHOST STORY.
lcoNTINUEp,1

lcoNTINUED.l
Disguise ii as he might, excuse it as he
might, and did, they were lies. They
haunted me--happing their wings like a
couple of iends, mopping and moving
behind HIM when he came-sittiug on
his shoulders, aud mocking his beautiful,
calm, majestic face--for days. That
was the beginning Of sorrows. Gra,iu-
ally they grew until they blackencd my
~hole world.
NJ. Anastasius' whole soul was bent,
as ne had for once truly told me, on
winning his young nephew into the true
f"ld, making him an instrument of that
great purpose which was to bring all
Europe to the Popedom itself, under the
power of the Society of Jesus and its
future head, Anastasius.
The young man resisted He admired
and revered his kinsnan but he himself
was very single-hearted. staunch and
irue' Something in that strong grTruth,
which was the basis of his character,
struck sympathy with mine. He was
very much inferior in most things to
Anastasins he knew it--I knew it but.
through all, this divine element of Truth
Was patient baautif,,llr al T..
'ns one quality had ever worshipped,
ever sought for, and never found
Alexis and became friends, equal
earnest fricnds, Not in the war of w1o
ing or marriage-,t least, he never s,,oLs.
OF either, aad both were far, oh how far
from my thoughts but there was rreat
Aao tender bond between Us. which
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
pust'5 Gorner.
The sunny SIDE,

only count the hours that shine,
For night is naugh, 10 me:
Why should the heart seek wildly for
The joys ii cannot rsc,
'Tis vain to ycarn for unknown blisS,
And sigh the soul away,
Vheu God has placed US In world
That has both nigh, and day.
only count the hours that shine,
The others, let them go;
We should not mourn DER fancied ills,
We know they are not SO;
While darkness only follows light,
We never should complain;
The darkest hour prec-dcs the morn
The day will come again,
only count the hours that shine
Let sorrows cloud. depart;
The memories of happy past
Shed sunlight o'er the heart;
Then let The present with its 10y,
Usurp the throne OF care,
And happiness without alloy,
VIII come Tor all to share.
only count the hours that shine,
There's light as well as shade;
scorn philosophy, that says
That '-ali that's bright must fade ~
Enough 10 know that God has given
4 world where sunbeams glow,
And soon the unknown joys Of heaven
The earth bound soul shall know.
only count the hour. that shine,
The rest are nought 10 me;
Why should the soul roam sadly on,
In paths il cannot seer
And where's the sisdow 10 complain,
Since sorrow dies away,
For soon shall dawn the golden light
OF IN eternal day
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
NUMBER 81.

FEasEvERAscE.-A country Judge, a
great bore in his way, called upon Bau-
tru, wishing to see him. A servant an
nounced him. "Tell him am in bed.n
''Sir, he says he will wait till you are
risen" "Tell him I am very ILL.," "He
says he will prescribe some remedy. p
"Tell him am at the last extremity" :"
"He says he wishes to say adieu to you" /"
"Tell him am dead" "He SAYS be
will sprinkle you with holy water."-
"Confound him, let him in.n
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
TO BE CONTINUED.

WHICH WAS RIGHT Lucy Stone
marriage under protest. continues TO
be occasion of good many jokes among
the people, who cannot see the propriety
of so ostentatious an announcement oi
what is, after all, merely private affair
We heard some of these pleasantries the
other day in company of lively people
on Hudson river steamer. "What dc
you think OF the protest :" inquired one
of the set, who had just read it aloud
Il think" said another, "the item about
the custody of the children, is only rea-
sonable" "Seasonable, you mean,' y
said third. "Well, it is, rather-and
let us hope that the lady's forecast may
prove not to have been superfuous."
81 like it,'' observed the gravest look
ing man in the company. '.The condi-
tions of the protest seem to me very
prudent and proper That about the
custody of her person, to be sure, is
surplusage, since no man would want il
without her consent but what sense is
there in telling the whole world how and
why the parties got married: 1t seem:
to mc TO concern no one but Lucy and
the other man" The company smiled
audibly. 81 beg PARDON" said the
speaker, who was obviously well-bred
old fogy; "the observation vas ungallan,
4 mean Lucy and the other ,ooman" y
Boston Post.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

@ Tom Hood said that when he was
a young man he couldn't wink at girl
but she took it for an offer of marriage.
The consequence was, great many Of
the girls got hoodwinked.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

aa- Physicians rarely take medicine,
lawyers seldom go to law, and ministers
steer clear of other parsons churches.
Editors however, read all the papers they
can get hold Of.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

on me only l gazed, transfxed, over
his shoulder, into the breakers beyond.
There, In the trough of wave, |
saw, clear as | see my own right hand
now, the upturned face of Anastasius,
and his two white, stretched out hands.
one of which had the well known dia-
mond ring, for it flashed that moment in
the moon.
"OH!" yelled the sailor, striking at
him with an oar. "One mans life's as
good as another's. Off"
The drowning face rose above the
wave, the eyes fixed direct on me, with
out any entreaty in them, or wrath, or
terror, the long familiar, passionless, re-.
lentless eyes.
see them now; | shall see them till
L die. Oh, would I had died
For one brief second l thought of
tearing off the lashings and giving him
my place for [ had loved him. But
youth and life was strong within me, and
my head was pressed 10 Alexis heart.
A full minute, or it seemed so, was
that face above the water then I watch
ed it sink slowly down, down.
We, and several others were picked
up from the wreck of the Argo by g
homeward-bound ship. As soon as we
reached London I became Alexis wife.
That which happened at the theatre
was exactly twelve months after, as we
believed, Anastasius died
do not pretend to explain, 1 doubt
if any reasoning can explain a circum-
stance so singular, SO impossible to be
attributed to either imagination or illu-
sion. For, as l again must distinctly
state, we saw nothing. The apparition,
or whatever it was, was visible only to
other persons, all total strangers.
had fever. When l arose from it.
and things took their natural forms and
relations, this strange occurrence became
mingled with the rest Of my delirium, oI
which my husband persuaded me it was
a part. He took NE abroad, to Italy,
Germany. He loved me dearly He
was, and made me, entirely happy.
In our happiness we strove to live, moi
merely for one another, but fer all the
world all who suffered and had need
| We did, nor shrunk from the doing
many charities which had frs. been
planned with Anastasius, with what mo
tives we never knew. While carrying
them out, we learnt to utter his name
without trembling remembering only that
which was beautiful in him, and which
we had both so worshipped once
In the furtherance Of these schemes o.
good, it became advisable that we should
go to Paris, to my former house, which
still remained empty there.
'But not, my dear wife, if any un
easiness, or lingering pain, rests upor
your mind in seeiag the old spot Fol
me, love it since there | loved Isa.
bel, before Isabel knew it, long"
So I smiled and went to Paris
/ TO DE CnNTINrFn