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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

soRE THeoAT-Those afflicted with Coughs, Horase-
ness, ritati and Soreness If the Throit will find moth
ing SO eicacacious, Throat Remedy, as Browns
Bronchial Tcoches. Sold by Druggists
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

MnSie,--MR MATTHEW ARBUCKLE Leader and Di-
recor Of Fiskes Oornet Band having concluded to re,
main permau ny with the Band has little spare tms
which he would wish TO devote to teaching ali kinds Of
Brass instruments. Pupils wishing take lessons on the
Cornet any other instrument will find ter ms by call
ing at Marshs Music Store, Isaac Fske's Instrument
maker.
Music arranged with for either Brass or String
Bands. dtf nch5
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DOctOress M. w. GERALDS,
MIDWIFE.
Also gives special attention to the treatment of Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
IJ 63 Summer Street between Central and Exchange.
So diff
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Mrs. Sc Goodwin, an experienced and success.
tut midwife holds herself in readiness day aud night
oil attend to the dnties If her profession Residence
Austin street. 5tf oct21
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

Congha, m ornaennr- nnd Rrnnrhi,l.

,1ougha, hornsencen mud RronchftIn.
bhOWNs BhONVHlAL TB0CHES when allowed to
dissolve slowly In the mouth have direct influence NJ III
affected parsi the eedatvs and soothing effect 10 the u
cous Hulng Of The wlndppsit the Bronchh slays pul
mo9ary lr.tallon aud gives relief In Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections 10 which public
and siugers are liable dAw8m ali
Slate for AEON. Fine suB6criner IA prepared 10
tarnish blae for Roofs Of superior qualify and lay II In
snebest manner on The most satisfactory terms. Sam
pies may be seen At tho yard on Grove street
apis dtf JOHN BARNARD.
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e. f. CUSHMAN.
TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE.
Room in connection with A. MARsH's Music Store
No. American House Block, Worcester.
% diff
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~ ~ Isaac TouoEE, Of Couneedeut, Secretary Of
y the Navy. "a haes ~ ~ q asaasi az
This appointment is regarded as the Funniest
49, joke OF the SEASON., Mr.. Toncey Is a respect
y bg lnwyer--nothing more standing perhhna
Htb 81 Sixth ~ hi. own county Bio II hs
knows starboard from larboard, Il q more than
we give BIN credit for. However, Connect
=, =, bpt y peffecQy Flliag fhe federal govern.
NAM slnll make whpt use Il can Of him -l-she
s'7dot1A't him any lOnger.-HarLjord
Pfess.
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uata afTERnlBLss HAILRokDi iDlsAarRR.--s Toronto.
March 1e.-zThp trsin which left Toronto h Is
uo gtafiarnoon for Hamilton. ran off the track at
fnai che Des jarlineS ednalg above Hamilton, pre-
~, ripllating fbe engine, baggage, and two pas
- sengercaFl1 into che water, and killing about
% s,,zty petsons. samuel zimmsEman il among
30 30 the killed Many OF the bodies have not vet
been recovered from Che wafer ~
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DIR aalIp Spp.


The ominous silence with which the recent
dscisioh Of the Supreme Court is received BY the
Democratic press in the North, is indicative Of
the fear and dread with which they view the
matter, in its bearing upon their party As
reason Tor expressing no opinion up IT. they pre-
tend, as yet. not to know what the purPort OF the
decision is, full report of ii not having been
yet published. And why has it not been pub
Hshed? The opinions Of Justices Mclean and
Curtis, occupying nearly the same amount of
snsce. have been printed as they were delivered,
and the public have had the advantage of pc
rusal Of their mastery arguments in detail
But itseems the opinion of the majority of the
Court, as read by Chief Justice fancy, although
given more than week ago, and prepared and
written out beforehand with great exactness and
precision, is as yet withheld from publication in
full, to the end that it may undergo a revision,
the counter arguments of the minority of the
Court having seriously impaired the effect OF
certain portions of its augmentation
But, is there any valid ground for being igno-
rant of the real purport Of the majority decision,
from the abstract of 1t, which has gone the
rounds OF she papers We think that when the
document shall be suffered to reach US, at full
length, it will be found to sustain the position
laid down in the abstract, that temporary resi-
dence of a master with his slaves in free State,
does not invalidate his hold them. After
stating that " the right Of property in slaves is
expressly conferred in the Constitution, and
guaranteed 10 every State" and denying the
power of State laws to annul the claim of slave
holders to their property" thus guaranteed to
them. it gravely decides, in these words, that
4" neither bred Scott nor any of his family were
made free by their residence in Illinois" Yet is
not this point OF the Scott exactly like the
one 10 be adjudicated upon in the Lennon case
We may expect in the latter case, to conform
with this, decision fully Matchmaking slavery
all over the Union; for how great limit of time
will assigned for temporary residence, whether
months or years bred Scott was two years in
Illinois, yet the Court decided that that did not
invalidate the claim of his master upon him
slave.
Thus. according to the bred Scott decision, as
already reported, the essential points involved in
the case of the Lennon slaves may be consider
ed the same as virtually settled on the slavery
side.
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need of a constitutional amendment to stop
the practice, if the people will elect honest
gope'Hors. Why did not the Bee suggest that
remedy 20
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DIR NEWTON

w. w. PRA TT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER,
Office No. FldFgs Building opposite the Bay State
j2J House, Worcester, Mass. DIFF
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Bronchial TcoNhes Sold by Druggists.
SPRING GcoDs -Messrs Wheelock Co., No. Lin
coin House Block have just received one of the best
not the best assortment of Spring Goods for gentemens
wear both ready made and by the piece be found in the
city. In the style Of make and workmanship they will
compare favoraby with the b'st of custom work. while
at the time they sell them at the lowest cash price,
Give them a call.
Professor Wooi's Hair Restorative sold by j Q, Hill
Kalston, or Oriental Water, sold by ]. Q, HILL
Minim Roux, for toothache, sold byJ Q. Hill.
Butter Of Cocoa for chapped lips, Sold by J. Q Hill
Whtcomb's Remedy for Asthma, sold by J. Q Hill
Oriental Tooth Wash, sold by g. Hill.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, sold by J. Q. Hill
10 HILL Apotteciry,
Mechanics Hall. Worcester
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A Cure for I
n--LlL Z
MINIM ROUx,

TO0thache. " ~ 11'H y 90 NJ Tonthache
Minim Roux is cure for Toothaehe II anything
besides Forceps will effect it.
1t is decided speedy and efsctual It not only pet
tor but you get four times the quantity for the same
amount Of money that you of any other toothache
preparations fair trial will satisfy all of its superior
qualities and never failing cure. Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by j. O. HILL Apothecary, Mechan.
ics' Hall Worcester, Mass. dtMl fl6
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION
70 tbs
MANUFACTURRr or GOUR GARMENTS,
Enabes us % prod nce the mint thnrnrgh mada

Enables US to produce the must thorough made
~ q l. o II II n q %
In the Country.
And In style and at Of Garments truly say,
ne are unsurpdsssd. We warrant all goods to be as
represented, and the be relied upon. We
.-Tnf have excellent assortment OF
UFer-O0ats Iron ~ w 10 SlS
Under Goats. ....................... . Z
Pants Heavy Wdoen... .-.......... a 80 q
vests. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 ".
3 UNLElisHIRTs and DRAWERS, Iarge assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, At about half price,
10 our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT we have very large
.at AA wv 4N assortment Of AIl Hrg
Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings /
or all grades from the coarser article the ues
abrc IN 1ch and elegant styles, which will be made 70
order N style 10 suit your TASTE and in the most
thorough malner. The liberal patronage we have re-
ceyed or the last ten year, convinces that we have
dealt fairly with al customers and we would say 10
thoBe who have never traded with u.s. come and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere lf.
N 'tll llHt l1 900. nil Boz NH. rH4
LUTHERiSA NCLoTHING HOUSE
lii mA No. I Lincoln HOuse Block.
ga dawtf
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NlIIVNV53VI UdleIT.J
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST.
And dealer in Gold PLATE and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
syrups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
from the best medicines dtf f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

A. Prentiss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the QuinsgamOnd Bank. Entrance Ia
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders wi
meet Withprompt attention. Particular attention paid 10
drafting Machinery. dec3O diff
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Worcester Water Cure open Summer and
Wnter Electro Ohhemioal Baths used in some cases.
Office hours from to P NJ. Out door practice attend
ed to as heretofore. For terms &C., address
mchT d&wH s. ROGERS NJ D.
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Factory BURNT.-The Eagle Mill. at Man
chester, Conn, "a. H. Amy, Esq, of Norwich,
agent,) took fire Wednesday, at four o'clock, 2.
NJ, and burned down, The fire caught in the
picker room, and SO rapidly did it communicate to
other parts Of the mill, that it was impossible to
arrest it, The property was insured in the Etna,
Connecticut, and Bridgeport companies.
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ANOTHER MURDER BY PoIsoN.-It is believed
that Mrs. Lavina Briggs of Soughton, who died
on the 9th ult., came to her death from the eff
feet Of arsenic administered by her husband, Ho-
sea Briggs. The symptoms which she manifested
during her illness excited the suspicious Of her
physician, and at his instigation an autopsy was
held, and portion of the intestnes were sent to
Dr. Charles T. Jackson OF Boston for chemical
analysis The result was the finding of large
quantity Of arsenic in the intestinal matter.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of Mr..
Briggs, and also Miss Adeline Drake, who is
believed to be implicated in the supposed crime.
It's reported that Mr.. Briggs and his wife lived
unhappily together, and there is reason to be-
iieve that improper relations existed between
Briggs and Miss Drake, both Of whom have been
arrested.
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. els Main Street,
al WORCESTER, MASS. div
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HAMILTON 8. HILL,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No. Briney Hall, ........... Worcester, Mass.
ms d3m
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DIR. j. M. RICE.
Omce No. 4 Harrington Block,
Corner Of Main and Front Streets
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L.. NICHOLS. M. D..
HO n E0PAT THO YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE I12 MAIN ST. OFFICE HOUR
FROM Ito g. AND Z To 0'0LoOE p. NJ.
Worcester, Octg20 1883
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DEVENS. BOAR, & HILL,
ATT0RN EYS AVID COUNSELLORS At Law
No. Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
CHAs DEvENs, JR., GO. F. IloAR, J. HENRY HILL
10 diff
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DIR NEWTON.
D E N L S T
Has removed his office from 1855 Main street to AMERICA
HOUSE BLOCK, directly opposite where he will be happs
tosee patrons and friends ap5 dtfy
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. d I aee that the Bee sugeests an apcndpeut
Of the Constitution, prohibiting such appoint
hiehts as those have given you list off,.
This is well enough, but thoro is surely no
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
1. q. q. H..

INFORMING STAR Lodac No. 81, orgam-
1vA- izcd Feb. 3th, ls:,i. nnrts every Saur-
day evening al their Hall in Whiic's new
brick building, Main street. Il few doors below
the plaza.
brothers of the Order. in good standing, are
fIatcrnally invited tuatirrd.
W. NJ. HOLLOWAY, y. G.
}. VI. ANDERs0N, X. =.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22

In the m6aiths ofnaAs - sS,s Ss;Ss = =
ate like roses that q sis put Into kl7 =
muzzles Of tier san u holydayR
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
J: }. (: (: SsTHae,' SfMsaas' Secretaries.

TIE Last Dodge.-The Baltimore Week.
1y Disp0tcA says that some of the cloth
ing dealers Of that city have way of SC
curing sales occasionally, which savors
strongly of rascality and the drop-game.
They place in the coat pocket an old port.
monaie stuffed with paper; and custom.
or comes along enquiring for such vest
ment. The dealer, if he judges his Gus
toner to be of the right stripe, after es-
saying several coats, at last says: "Here
is coat made for a gentleman; he wore
it one day and sent it back; it was too
small for him-try it on. All! it fits
first rate, like it was made for 1t is
well made, buttons sowed on strong. with
strong pockets" The customer puts his
hands into the pockets to try them, when
his fingers como in contact with the pock-
ct book. His Imagination is kindled with
the idea OF appropriating the supposed
treasure. GLOW much did you say the
coat was P" he eagerly asks. The dealer
names good round sum. ''It suits me
iii take it." is tho quick reply. The
money is paid, and the selfduped Gus
toner walks off hurriedly with his sup
posed prizc-not stopping to hear the
suppressed chuckle of the dealer as hc
looks after him out of the corner Of his
eye.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
NUNEBm2a.

these and many other cOgent considera-
tiOns, which will readily suggest them
selves, we pray for the organization of
the aforesaid Territory. N
Below we submit for the consideration
of the members of both Houses of Con-
grcss, n rough sketch of the boundaries
which we would suggest as the most
practicable and appropriate for the pro-
posed new territory:
beginning on the North West, on a
line of ~ degrees, north latitude and lon
gitude l2O degrees, thence following the
Oregon and Utah boundary line on q di-
rect east course to longitude 116, thence
q south east course to about north latitude
3S and longitudes ia, thence farther ON
in the same direction to north latitude 81
and longitude 112, thence almost n due
south course to the boundary line between
the State Of Sonora, in the Republic of
Mexico and the territory Of New Mexico,
thence along that line to the eastern
boundary of California; and thence along
the latter line to the place of beginning.
This boundary takes in q range of val
leys that arc almost indissolubly connect
cd together and in the winter time the
people who inhabit them are almost en-
tirely shut out from all communication
with California, New Mexico, Utah, Ore
gon and Washington, but in all seasons
of the year they can and do enjoy free
intercourse with one another. All the
proposed wagon, military, stage and rail
road routes between the Atlantic and Pa
citic States and territories across the con-
tincnt, enter and pass through these val
lcys. All the Indian tribes which are
now the most troublesome to settlers and
cmigrants in this region, either roam in.
or surround these valleys. For these and
similar urgent reasons and considerations.
we ask that they may be united in one
Territory, and that said Territory be or
ganizcd by Congress within the shortest
possible time, and for which your peti-
TONERS will ever pray.
A committee was then nominated, con-
sisting of w. w. Nicols, r. ID. Sides,
Orrin Gray, j. X. Trumbo, and Col. VIM.
Rodgers. to procure signatures to the
memorial.
BY TIE unanimous request of the meet
ing, Milton S. Hall and H. p. Duskins
were called upon to sing the Star SPAN
gled Banner, which they did in excellent
style. The meeting then adjourned with
the full determination of all to 90 to work
in good earnest to accomplish the success
Of the undertaking. Great harmony and
enthusiasm prevailed on tho occasion.
JOHN REESE, Pres't
ID. f. GILBERT, J c.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22

RcSolrCd, That the National lntclli gen
Ger, Washington Union, New Orleans
Picayunc, Crescent and True Delta, the
New York Herald, Tribune, News and
Times, and other influential papers in the
.Itlantic States of the Union, be and they
are, also, hereby invited and requested 10
publish these proceedings and memorial
and otherwise extend to us the benefit Of
their powerful influence and support.
ResOlred, That the President and Sec
rctarics be appointed committee to at
tend to the publication Of the proceedings
of this meeting.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
yOR PRINTING.

The prorrirtors Of the D''nocrdt take pleasure IN
.onouncinr to the business Of Fl Dorado county
that thew have made extensive additions 10 their Job
Ace-which Is now the best in the interior OF Cali
orra-and are prepared to do all kinds of Job Print
Ing In the very best manner and at the most re'tso
able prices.
Aer with neatness and dispatch.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
PInccrviIIe POST OTTicc.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

A NAIL is dispatched from this Office daily, Sundays
a executed. to Sacramento San Franrscn. aud AL
Asy4r of This State, which closes nj O'clock l.. VI.
K a,eciaI mail Il sdispatched daily, Sundays Except
"a 10 Coloma ria Cold Springs, which closes at
i stecial mail IL olso dispatched daily Sundays"x
eepted, 10 Georgetown ria Spanish Flat which cl"s'S
ats o'cIock pm,
The mails t,r the Atlantic States, Europe, &C. close
At this Office about the 81 and lNil "f cac month ~
cent when those days come on Saturday, a"d th'n
they will close the day Wcvi"u.
The MAis for Oregon and Washington Territories
are dispaschcd semt.moh,y, immortality after the
arrival 0f the Atlantic mails.
The mails for Salt Lake City and other post Offices
In Utah Territory, are dispatched monthly, n" san
Yrancisc0 San Diego aud the Southern route.
OFFICE HOURS.-This Office will he kept open da''
lv. Sundays excepted from ucl"ch. \. NJ, I'LL -,
H.; and from ~ till ~, M. Box d,li"cry open
On Sundays-Prom s til "a, A. NJ. aud from iii
S.P.M AM THATCHER, Post Master.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
"OUR COUNTRY-Awa Right but Right Wrong Our Country
CO., CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 1857
From the National Intelligencer.

From the National Intclligcncer.
"a Hundred Ycnrs 10 Come"
Where will be the birds that sing
4 hundred years To come?
The ilowerS that now in beauty spring,
hundred years 10 come?
The rosy lip,
Tie lofty brow,
The heart that beats
So gaiiv now
U! where will be loves benming eve,
joys pleasant smile and sorrows sigh,
A hundred years to come?
Who'll press for gold this crowded street
A hundred years to come?
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet
A hundred years to come?
Pale trembling age
And fiery youth,
- Ard chifdhund. with
lis brow of truth,
The rich and poor, on land and sea,
Where will the mighty millions be
a hundred years To come?
Veal within our gravtSsIall sleep
y hundred wears tn come.
No living soul for rs will weep
A hundred years tn come
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fill;
While other birds will sing as gay,
AS bright the sunshine rs to-day,
a hundred wears tu come!
Thoughts Ia the Woods.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22

A Printer's Drink-According to the
Princeton Rentucbi0n, the iollowinR,iSa 8
receipt fer . printers drink: - ~-sy
Take one pint Of good wAiskss. STIR IN
well one spoonful Of whisky. hen, Sdd
another pint Of whjsly, bet iiily
with spoon, and keep pOuFing hlWhiss
KY; Fill large bowl with Wa alaas r.
make the servant Get il ont ok Ysnr
Take small tamblsEs pour II 4aW = = 8.
fGls Of water, pour out the weA ain u
up with whisky ard add to ~ Y. I
Flavor with whiskey toyOur TT 2 Y 9
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
For Sale!
A Large and Valuable
EANCF,

SITUATED ubout miles Eas, of Placcrville
- and adjoining the Ranch Of Col j. c. John
son. 1t contains upwards of 400 acres of good
closed with an excellent cedar rail fence. On
the ranch are numerous Springs Of excellent
water. and il is pronounced the BEST STOCK
RANCH IN THE MOUNTAINS. There arc
about IL acres Of Oats enclosed. Also, Cot
tagc, Out Houses, Stable, Corral, Yards, Gar
den, &c, enclosed with Picket Fences; in fact,
everything to make it desirable residence
TIL whole will be sold at bargain. For
the premises, Of CHARLES G. MARBLE.
Plalrr,illr, May ID. lsj7.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
I. q, q, T..

TETA ENCAMPMENT 40. :, meets on the
- evenings Of the second and fourth Tues
days Of each month, at Odd Follows Hall,
Whites firCpronf building, f'w d""rs bolpw
HE PlaIa. All Patriarh. are r"rIIally invited
Ia attend. JP. Monsoon. C.
CHAs. W. BARNES, s.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22

"What is the best astiE aslgS r
deasnSss9 :l:7 asked Apupil cf Gwsll a.
ap = CiviI tongue IN yer ] ]
was tIG reply. : - - - ~ - =
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
VOLUME A.
THEDEMOCRAT
4. published every Saturday, at the ctIicc on
Cooma street, Placcrv lille, by
GELWICKS ~ JANUARY,
o. v. OELWIcEs, WA January
Terms,-Invariably in Advance
Advertising.

ors sonare-l0lines-hr insertion, $3-carh sub
...nsnt insertion, Al 80 business Carls-ten lines
~ Iess-one year, A25 three months, 4l0.
liberal discount will he made on the above rates,
eor ali yearly and quarterly advertisements which eN-
,.eeh one gaunre.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22

LOre's Last Request.- fare.
well, | cried "when return thou'lt bc
my bride-till then be faithful. Sweet.
adieu! In silence I'll think fyou."
The glistening tear strained her bright
eyes-hcr thickening breath is choked
with sighs-her tongue denies her bo-
SONS sway-"Farewell"-I tore myself
away. Onc moment stay" she stam-
mered out; as quick as thought wheel
cd about. ''My angel, speak can aught
be done to comfort thee when am gomez
Fnget the specimens of art from every Eu-
ropean nart-lll sketch for thee each AL.
pine scene, to let thee sec where have
been. A stone from Symptoms dreadful
height shall crafty thy curious sight
I'll climb to the fiery Etna's side, to bring
home treasures for my bride, and, ohl
my life, each ship shall bear a double
letter to my fair"
"Ah, George" the angel said, and on
my shoulder fell her head, "for constancy
my tears arc hostage-but when YOU
write please pay the postage!"
Woman's HeGrt.-There is period in
the early life Of every true woman, SAYS
some writer, when moral and intellectual
growth seem for time % cesse. The
intellectual having appropriated such ALI
ment as was requisite to the growth of
the uncrowned feminine nature, feels tho
necessity Of more intimate companionship
with the masculine mind, to start it upon
Its second period of development Here,
at this point, some stand for years, with
out making step in advance. Others
marry, and astOnish. in few brief years,
by their sweet temper, their aehIe wO-
manhood, those whose blindness led them
to suppose they were among the haincurablY
heartless and frivolous.