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LIE L1MANTouR Washing
Dn' April 21. The Limantour Califor-
l u claim is now before the Attorney
" 4eneraL 1t is no doubt fraudulent, but
rus ~ Is 10 be proved before the District
y, Tourt Of the United States in California.
G. Sne Clam covers one half of the city Of
S' francisco, including the United
0'ales government lots.
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SAT r

L Af4A b2AAA&AA@
TINE subscribers, having sustained heavy
i loss by al iBcendiary FIRE Ia November last,
would now offer for sale that well known amt
beautiful farm, situated on Beebe Plain, IN stan
stead, and within FIVE minutes drive Of The ter
minus Of the Connecticut and fassump=ic Rivers
Railroad; containing about 3e0 acres Of excellent
land, $50 being cieaTed and IN good state Of
cultivation; the remainder being well tlmbered
with Sugar Naples, good supply Of Cedar, Ash,
Spruce and Hemioek, f0r fencing and building
purposes The whole being wel watercd By nu-
iaeTous springs and two small Rivers running
through the property; on the banks Of one o.
these streams i 80 acres Of low meadow, which
is well cleared and flows annually, consequently
producing abundant crops Of excellent hay
Taken as whole, It Is believed that for beauty
Of scenery, fertility Of SOIL aud general eoHve-
nienee for agricultural purposes or - a location
for business, the premises above mentioned are not
surpassed by any other IN this section 81 country.
For further particulars amply 70 the subscribers,
or by letter AZ Derby Lie T. o., ".
SOLOMON STEELE.
j. W. STEELE.
Beebe Plain, stanstead, April 10, 1867. lswa
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Receipts for the Standard.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 80.
Teachers Notice.

Those intending to teach in this town the ensu>
ing summer win please remember that will meet
them, for examination at the school room over
the Town Hall, in this village, on Friday. the
18th day of aay, at O'Clock. P. NJ. Be Pune
tual. G. w. SCOTT, 7olon SapL
Irasbnrph, Nav 1, 1857.
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Executors Sale of Real
Estate.

DURSUANT to lcenee from the Hon PROBATE
4 Court Tor the District of Orleans, the under
signed offer for sale ali the real estate Of Joseph
Knight late Of Barton, cousistiHgof House, Shell,
Barn aud Eve acres Of land situated At Barton
Landing.
Tie land Is good, and a never failing spring Of
water IN immediate connection with the house
Being on the line Of the extension 81 the Cen s
Pass. T. r. Road, Il offers rare chance ior =
Mechanic or others III wBuA u a location in a
thriving village For particulars enquire Of Hon.
Samuel A. Willard, st Barton Landing, or Of
j. G. BINGHAM, st. Johnsbury. r...,.,o.--
JACOB iDE, Passumpsic.
February, %, 1867 l0tE
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Religious Intelligence.

EzS Rev. J. i. Rankin, for the past
two years pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Potsdam, n. Y, has been in
vited by the Cong. society of St. Adams
to become their pastor. He has resigned
his pastorship at Potsdam, and it is I'M
derstood will accept the call.
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DIED.

In North Troy, on Friday the oath
ult., the wife of Charles Whitcomb, aged
rs.
In Strafford, 1st uh., Daniel B. B.
Cobb, formerly Cashier of Peoples Bank
at Derby Line, aged So.
In Newport, 9th ult., Clarinda, wife OF
John P. Harvey Esq, aged IS.
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G Rev. A. H. Stearns has removed
from Jamaica, VT, to Claremont, Mass,
having accepted a call from the Baptist
church in the latter place.
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81 Twenty Andover Theological stu
dents, furnished with religious books and
tracts, will be employed during the spring
vacation, under the direction of the Do
mestic Missionary Society, in visiting
destitute towns in Vermont.
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81 The Board of Trustees Of the
Vermont Episcopal Institute, have &C.
cepted the legacy of the late DR.. VIII
loughby, of $4,000 to found a profess
orship, and the Rev. A. H. Bailey OF
Hydepark, has been elected professor.
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The Orvoeuated Bttters have no &c

The Orygemated Bitters have no equal
as a tonic medicine, and as it contains no
is especially adapted to the de-
licate constitution of females suffering
from any arrangement of the natural
functions, weakness or irregularity, ner-
vous debility, &c.
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ca A Chinese woman has arrived in
the quiet little village of West Chester,
"a, creating prodigious excitement
ohe was the servant of Mrs. Prof Went
worth, who accompanied her husband as
missionary TO China, and died there
1hls woman was commissioned to bring
nome her child, and the infant has been
safely delivered to the care of the lady's
family.
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MIR. Editor

z WISH to say to all persons who are indebted
n to me by Note Account that I must have
some PAY between this and the Goth dav Of
MAY next, and NO MISTAKEN All who viii
pay me FIFTY CENTS on the Dollar can have an
extension Of time for the remainder, If desired.
think, considering the hard time, that ny re-
quest is reasonable and ought to be attended to.
" ask and yei shall receive"
And again ii says: " He that asketh receiveth.f 2
trust it viii prove true in this case; bat should
it not, we have remedy which, though severe,
usually brings to repentance.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, April IS, 1867. 1871
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FNNHE subscriber offers % SEA. ez szekaaae e.
q Lands ir Iowa 81 aHia8nsaw Sta8as zee acres
Ct llfnteree Flak kaaa ia tbe tewa IS AaspaYf.
NeFnoak The eWuef u saia iafa8s e resssaetl
Ct TIE State % Iowa, Esd offers this kseAaase
with some resident q Nsmona. 81 such terms -
may prove Of uaninsi #dvuutase Title ferfeet.
and Warranty Deed rivpn-
SEYMOUR LAKE, Agent
Newport, April q, 1867 fTws
y, +. LAND WARRANTS paa D.
received 81 theig Cash va3ae 8oF uaFtsoa e tire
abave-thHs giving the owuer ef TIE Lard y af-
rant liberty to locate Tor himself 10 BIS pau
State.
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~ Rev. James T. Hyde, who sup
piled the pulpit of Rev. DIR. Bushnell
during his absence in California, has re-
ceived unanimous call from the Con-
gregational church and society in Mid
dlebury, Vt.
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u A Mr.. Thompson of Williston
LAS been arrested for robbing the depot
d. burlington, and also, for taking lot
Vi iurs from store in that town.
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Passumpsic Railroad
NoTTCE

CUBSCRIBERS 70 Preferred Stock II the Con-
= nectieut aud passumpsie River Railroad are
hereby notified that the following assessments
have been made, viz: 10 percent. April Is, is57,
10 PER cent, june 49, 1857 Payment may be
made at either az the following Banks, viz i
Peoples Bank. Bank Of Orleans, Bank d l. yadaa.
Passumpsic ard Bradford Banks, 81 t1 Elijah
Cleveland. Trustee.
Per order If the Directors.
n. =. LOWERING. Treasurer.
Boston, Feb. 8, 1861. ~
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81 1t is said that a company of five
hundred Waldenses from Piedmont will
emigrate to this country this season.
Their pastor is now in New York, hav-
ing preceded them for the purpose of OBJ
tanning information in regard to the best
place Of settlement.
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IIRER

THIS may certify that have given my sons Ed
i win and Erwin Fostery, their time during the
remainder of their mAabrity, aud shall claim
none of their earnings nor pay any debts Of their
contracting after this date.
PLINY P. FOSTER.
Attest,--HEERY LARRABEE
Salem, April %, 1867. 1sw8
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TO ALL MANKIND.

r +. & c. H. DwiNELL are now msnuiae-
81 turing and dealing in ali kVds d Mahogany
and painted Furniture, cane and wool seatehssrs,
Roc kinR ehaIrz, setteeS, mattresses. &e-a &c
COFFINS always on band. AL Kinds Of wood
work done with pTompiaess.
Glover Jan. /, is5s-iu
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REMARks;-A large Auction ohIe OF silks
brought low prices-but Fine blacks remain the
same. White and Colored BriIliants bring from
10c to 22c, no material change in Domestics-
Woolens have advanced. There will be falling
off in Imported Goods the next three months.
April "a, 1857.
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gT Rev. Samuel Smith has resigned
his pastoral charge of the Baptist church
at East Hardwick.
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"a A revival is in progress in the
Seminary at Newbury, Vt. About 90
conversions are noted.
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NEW GOODS.

EUsT received At tho Commission Store, new
- ID Of fashionable prints, Do -- Cotton,
cotton cloth, fambo cotton. cotton flannel, all
wool flannel, denIms, together With many other
nice articles which are selling CHAR.
Wa H. RAID, Agent.
IFAsLnrEh. Marrh a.h.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

~ I'LL be sold ct FHhlie Auei3aH, 81 the
w Dwelling. house Of the sabaeTiacr. en- Tues
day, the 5th day Of May nexs, uuless previously
disposed Of, the
CKSMITII SHOP.
new occupied By him, also 30 tie tools 3og
carrying On the Blaeksmithine business, nHd =
small quantity Of Coal; with So euod 8 rup 81
paying custom IS can Dr. found IN Orleans Caun-
Is. Also al the same time aud Flsee
prime Cows. ] pair learlnE Steers;
years old Mare; ] 8 years old Haraas
] single Sleigh and Harness;
/ silver plated Harness;
single lumber Wagon, with has body. aN les
and thiH; good Shoati 3 prime Sheep
Buffalo Robes; a qaaniity Of Whesi;
Ryo and Corn; also. Household Furniture,
consisting Of everything IN the housekeeping line
quantity Of PORK and Beef. very n.Cei straw
Cutter.
Sale to commence at O'Clock A 81.
TEsMs-ali bids over $500 SIX months credit
with eoDd security vs.. B. GATES.
Albany, April ~, 1857. I7ws
n. r. All persons indebted Sc Tire subscribe
BY Note or Book Account must ohE and settl,
the same by or before the 9Th Of May, OF thet
demands WILL 81 LEFT FOR CoLLEcFioS.- Nc
MISTAKE Wy q. GATEs
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nIRrRArioN NnrlTr.

FEyHiS cegssEes that have sbls aay Fieaa nv
/ zas., guARANs II. ssfLHs Ms tlne during TIE
ress4asasseF 81 his usaaFifs saa shsa elalEa usns
a hts earnings. BaF pas aay aehss e - esss-
tgactinE after this aate. AkNkh Mills
A1bassH, AngH I. aksTs As&
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MARRIED.

In Stanstead, 21st ult., by Rev. NJ.
Mcdonald, Alexander Farley Esq, of
Derby Line, and Mary &. Young, Of
Stanstead.
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% MIR. Buchanan's sixty-sixth birth
Jay occurred on the 23d inst.
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DEADY MADE CLOTHING AT WoHhlHg~
II teas can be found large quantity Of Boys
and sieai's C.athiHg.
bee IS, 1853.
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SAL

THE subscribers ere receiving good article 81
l Turks Island sslt, aad lNo bushels can be
boaEhi or sl,55 u .
Dec DC, 1856. N0EftiiNG oN's
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GO ne ell

GodF Of flaat best old government Java Coffee
= aaa be la1a8 81 8orIhingson's Also SEINE Of
TIE - cailed Java AOT 50 GOOD.
nrc. iG. 1885
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Tea 81

4 7 Warihine,oa's can be found some Of the
u best tess ever offered IN thts market, and 3
good article u byron skia - 20 eta 8 10. and
Others In TIE same ralia.
Dee IL, 1876
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CABINET WARE.

J. 4. 8 O. H. d WIRNELL
HAYE established themselves IN CLOVIS
I ! where tlisv are prepared g Do ell kl0as 81
Cabinet Nark entrusted 70 them % the very best
style aud # short notice. Whose who Ssh Tor
GOOD W orE
san lac accommodated At their shep Ties kesE
constantly ou hand 8 large assortment q 7 arai-
fure, such as
Casae and Hood Seat Chairs,
.ifastrasses, Tables, Stands,
.Ssttses, Sofas, Bureaus, Sseretartea,
and ali kinds u Painted and Mahogany furui
fare
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PEDIGREE.

Prince Albert was sired by the GeleDfateu morse
Nimrod, owned by the Hon. Joseph Smith, of
East Berkshire, VT. Nimrod was sired by the
True American, an elegant, large, black horse,
with superior proportions, and the best neck and
shoulders to be found; he was sired by the cele-
brated old Quicksilver, owned by Joseph Bellows,
of WaIpole, N. II. Quicksilver was bred by Je-
horan Parsons of Brighton Mass, and sired by
the imported horse Dey of Algiers True Amer
leans dam was beautiful bay mare, sired by
the imported horse All Fours, kept at Stonington,
CT. Nimrods dam was beautiful bay mare, OF
great speed and bottom, and of a fine form and
color, and she was got by the old Morgan himself,
on fine English mare.
Prince Albert's dam was beautiful bay mare
16 hands high, weighed over 400 pounds, with
superior proportions; she has trotted her IL miles
within the hour to a wagon. She combines more
strength and beauty than any other horse OF her
day. She was sired by Engineer, and was hrot
from the town Of Huntington, l.. |. Engineer
was sired by that matches English imported
| horse, old Messenger himself, who has leit the
/ fastest stock of any Stallion in the world
| NJ. 1t will be recollected that Engineer was
| the sire of the renowned, world-iamed Lady
! Suffolk.
/ Prince Albert will be located at my stable, at
the Center Of Jay. He viii be limited to twenty
mares at Sc for each mare that proves with ioai,
/ All mares nut to my Stallion and disposed Of be-
fore the time of foaling will be considered with
foal. To save bantering, would say 70 the pup
lie that there WILDE no variation from Ihese terms
Breeders of horses and lovers Of the Turf viii dc
well TO call and examine this splendid colt before
going elsewhere. ALBERT n. STEVENS.
Ta2, Ca,ter Nav 1857 16wS
PS I consider Prince Albert the fastest
trottinr Stallion Of his age that now stands FOL
the public use, which any breeder can see al any
time over my trotting course IN JAY weather
permitting him to trot. Owing to the eontinua
rush Of business he not put IN train last sea
son. win take this opportunity to make known
nositivelv that Prince Albert viii be limited to p
mares only. at SO for each mare thai proves witt
foal. payable in one year from the time the ser
vice Is performed. Gentlemen wishing 70 seenr
the service Of this colt must send IN their letter
Immediately. Good pastnring car be had 70
: price. Yours truly. ALBERT y. STEVENS
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PRINCE ALBERT.

THIS splendid thorough bred Colt is beautiful
i Dapple Bay, with black legs, name and tail,
stands Is IL hands high, weighs nearly 1000
pounds, will be four years old the 18th day of
August, 1857 has good bone and muscle, a
grand arch neck; long, slanting shoulders; deep,
broad chest; wide loin; smooth, round long hips
round body; short, strong back; with that pro-
portion of the ribs from the back bone which is
Characteristic of the thorough bred horse, and a
sure indication of great development of the lungs.
and consequently Of great wind and bottom LIS
head and ears lean and short, broad between the
eyes, his ewes full and brilliant, countenance
lively and expressive; legs clean, fiat and sinewy
possesses a fine, quiet disposition, is kind in all
places, high spirited and ambitious, of lively,
easy gait, and fast trotting Colt
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TIVE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
l -four manufactured from the best canada
n heat, better article than can be found IN this
market. Gao. MoEIHINefoS JK & Co.
Dee. le. 1859.
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GBr 9allg Sppee
THURSDAY. MAY %, 1857.
nan Id scunter BnlIer.


The telegraph, yesterday, brought US the news
mt unexneeted. Of the death of Andrew p But.
,or senator in Congress from South Carolina
ris ,orm extended to 1861. He was uncle Of
,bs late Preston S. Brooks, aud it was out of re-
venpe for the severity Of Senator Summers com
ments upon the slave institution and Its aoFo-
Gates. in his memorable speech, one year ago.
shat the nephew made that savage assault rom
che sef.cts Of which our Senator IS now seeking
recovery in foreign lands, while the principal par
ties "a that brutal and infamous transaction are
laid low IN death. The event is certainly re-
markable instance of the wonderful dispensations
of Providence. Only little more than year
since both Butler and Brooks were in the ENJOY
ment Of robust physical health, which promised
them many years, in prospective, of Ines ENJOY
ments But in an evil hour one OF them gave
vent to his feelings Of malignancy towards Iel'
low member of Congress, and inflicted upon hiin'
with mnrderous INTENT those blows Inc Ell
fects Of which, at one time, it was thought ne
would not long survive. Now, under the benef-
;esnt Influences of quiet and retirement, amid for
eipn scenes, it is hoped he may be enabled to re-
turn to the theatre Of his triumphs and his sIug-
giles with the minions OF the slave power in the
national councils while his two honorable, but
brutal, antagonists, who glored in the supposed
fact of the probable fatal effect Of the end-ke at
tack of Mr. Brooks upon Mr.. Sumner, are, with
it the short period Of less than one year from
the commission of that deed, laid silent and cold
in the grave, both sent to that bourne from
which no traveller returns"
While we would cast no stone of revilement at
the departed dead, however unfortunate may have
been their acts while living, we cannot but bow
in deep and reverent awe before the mysterious
workings OF that Divine Prominence which shapes
all events in This lower world trough hew them
as we will 2
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The GREAT RAILROAD ExcURs1oN.-Th
excursion to Cincinnati and st. Louis next
week, grows in interest and Importance as the
time approaches. Wednesday and Thursday
are to be devoted to festivities at Cincinnati;
Friday and Saturday to going to St. Louis,
by two trains, and the next week to the en-
joyment of the Inequalities of st. Louis, and
to dispensing in all directions over the great
West and returning home, The tickets have
been extended TO the goth Of June, giving
their holders 25 days in all for journeying
pretty much anywhere in the West. In order
10 reach Cincinnati in time for the opening
festivities, members of the excursion party
should leave Boston by at least Monday
morning. The trip to Cincinnati can be made
by way of Buffalo in SO hours. We presume
several thousand people will join in the ex-
cursion, including Cabinet Ministers, politi-
clans, editors, litterateurs, and famous men
and pretty women generally. 1t is modelled
somewhat after tho memorable excursion
party Of the Rock Island railroad, up the Mis-.
sissippi River to St. Anthony's Falls, and
back, three years ago.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 27-The steamship En-
pire City is coming up the river, from New York
18th, via Havana. She connected at the latter
port with the steamship Granada, from Aspin-
WALL and brings the California mails of May 5,
ond passengers. The steamship Illinois left As.
pinwall on the 10th, for New York, with the Cal.
ifornia mails and passengers, and about $1,000
600 in specie. Among the passengers on board
che Empire City are Gen. VIM. Walker and staff,
Central America.
Gen. Walker capitulated on the 1st of May, to
Capt Dayio, of the u S. sloop,of war St. Marys,
and his staff; and ESQ men, the remains of his
army, were brought to Panama by the st. Marys.
Tie Costa Ricsns were not known in the articles
of capituation. The government of New Grana-
da has coded an island in the bay of Panama to
England in settlement OF the Mcintosh claim,
which nearly caused war between the nations.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES - DR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combination of ingredi-
ents in these Pills the result of long and extensive
practice, they mild in their operation ana certain Of
restoring nature to its proper chanel every instance
have the ills proved successful They are certain to
open those Instructions to which females are liable and
bring nature to its proper channel whereby health
stored and the pale and deathy countenance is changed
to healthy one. No female enjoy good health un
less she is REGULAR and whenever obstruction takes
place, whether from exposure, cold any other cause
the general health Immediately begins decline and the
want OF sneh remedy has been the of so many
consumptions among young females Headache pain in
the side palpation of the heart oathug of food and
disturbed sleep, 60 most always arise from the nterrup
ton OF pature and whenever that the case the Pills
viii invariably remedy all these evils. In ali cases of
painful reconstruction, and spinal affections
IN the back anal nbs lowness of spirits Mysteries g.
Nor are they less eGacious the cure of Leuchorrhea
commonly called the Whites" These Pills should new
er be taken during pregnancy they would be sure to
bring on miscarriage Warranted purely Vegetable and
free from anything injurious to life or health Full and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box.
These Pills put up in square fat boxes. Persons
sdius where there is agency established by enclos
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to NJ B. Green Co
Worcester Mass have them sent their respective
address by return of mail
NJ. B. GREEN & CO., Agents for Worcester.
@. L. OHEESMMAN, Proprietor, New York.
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Enyious people are certainly to be commits
Grated. Most vices are accompanied by some
little pleasure to pay for the pain and the pun
ishment. Revenge is said to be sweet, to the
base mind that can entertain it; and an UNI
holy love is not at all times attended by the
remorse and misery in which it is apt to end.
But envy-what comfort is there in thati-
Who can find even a transitory joy in envy
ing the happiness of othersl Ovid's personih-
cation of this degrading passion, is exceeding
ly striking
She never smiles but when the wreched weep;
Restless in spite and watchful 10 destroy,
bhe pines and sckens at another's joy;
Foe to herself distressing aud distressed,
She bears her own tormentor In her breast!