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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-25
THE CRr.T uo,I.aYp ng,,Epy,

BGRHAVE's HOLLAND BFrrERs.-Persons subject
TO sick headache will had in Boerhayes Hs
land Biters sure. safe and pleasant NEEDY 1t soothes
the throbbng head of the assists
tgsston. and creates healthy appetite. 1t is without
doubt. delightful PREPARATION eeectual
dy. The fact that it is very popular
throrgkous the Holland settlements in Wseonsin, New
York, Michigan. Illinois and Indisna speaks much in It's
favor. See Advertisements another column
CHARLES LOSD0N CORDIAL GAN is shown by
the Records of the Custom House be only London
Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold bottles Others
made here in imitation ofi..
delicious tonic beverage aad by its peculiar
Geo dGsrsat from other gins) universally esteemed by all
who used it, 1t is adopted with
DYSPEPSIA. GoUr. RHEUNArISz. DRoPsEY GRAVEL coLc.
CHOLERA. FEVER AND AGUE. STRUCTURE. DISEASE THE
URINARY ORGANS. EPILEPSY. FEMALE IEREGULARrIFs &c.
DR.. VALENTINE MOrr. Of New Yors in letter to the
proprietor. says:
Charles London Cordial Gn the purest best and most
reliable Extract Of Juniper. have seen.
CHARLBS' LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all
Druggists and Grceers the Untsd States aud So also ar.
numerous Pos'as called Lo ndoa Cordial Giu,o
then buy ony CHARLES" Reject auy tC
You az value your health Prize one dollar for quarts
Il fty cents for pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES
4 m1T-SndAw Sole Importer. 30 Broadway. y. Y.
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BURNED TO DEATa.-The Shelby News
says that negro girl belonging to Nm.
Wilson, in that place, was burned to death
on the 18th inst, having gone to sleep with q
candle So near her as to ignite her Clothes
Strange to say, sister OF the same g'rl was
burned to death 10y falling in the fire while
aSleep
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WHALE CAUGHT.-A whale Of large dimen
sions was harpooned and killed on Thursday
morning, near Shack.eiori Banks, about six
miles from Beaufort, ~ G. 1t was sixty or
seventy feet long, very fat, and yielded up
wards of fly barrels of oil, which will be
worth ut least $1,000
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fl.r The condition OF Crawford, the sculr-
;or, is said to be nearly hopeless His NAL
ady is a tumor, of a cancerous nature, grow
ing behind the eye, and crowding on the
brain. HIS physicians dare not attempt an
operation, and give no encouragement to the
!. Lone of n cure by any meas.
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MCRRY ~ LiNM,N's Fi.ORfDi WATER
soetaes Skiu aftar shayng
handkerchief exquisite and enduring rertshe
and the and he oni fora that
will relieve h,ai ache ApTee the lace HcUk
It clears the skin from all biemshes and lenc
trsnspars ney e he complexion sold ~ D. T. Ian nan
by al dfggg.sts AZ &c psr Dvt;le. apl6
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The Young Ien OF this city. who feel the
Embellishments ola Young Mems Christian
requested Feet at the lecture ~ old Presy
seran Church. Second street. UNDAY aternoou
a. quarter past four Oclock of all
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TIE BULLS HEAD.

The large spacious house with stabng for 50 horses
connection with fine Bowling Alley and lots situate
on Main street known as the Balls Hsad admirably locate
fora first class hotel be had lease. great bar
gain for one or more years. Apply to
mh2f- Ind&w ]. C. JEWELL co.
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GO AL,
TkMpLE o. HONOR.

Evansville Temple Of H1nor No every Thursday
evening the Hall. Water street. tie Canal Bank.
r. W. PpINTDENTER. ". CT.
A. J. C'SEILLY. ". r..
Beacon Light Social Temple L. every alte-nat,
Frite evening above. john HYDE. b. PIT.
q. W. RuDYARD. II. K. !aR2O '57-Iy
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NEW STATE BANK--Mr. McCulloch, Presi-
dent of the New State Bank, has communica-
ted the following statement Of the condition 4
that Institution, on the first day of April,
to the indianapolis Journal: g.
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sIno EEyvaHn-.l.us,rr

POCKET BOOK Containing about $3.50; supposed I,
have been lost between Rice Kramers Brewery and Lo
Gust street 800 reward will be given any who will
return the same 20 the store OF
WIN. LOEWENTHAB * CO.,
sp2j Nv Corner First md Main streets.
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(IJ- The authorities of Paris are about to
place under each lantern at the street corners.
clock dial, the hands OF which are worked
by an electrical wire, connecting with the
principal clock, will tell the hour to the passer-
- -. ...-.--.e=~- -. ..,.r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sphUlAL NOTiCE TO XoING MEY

as Notcesu Tins place ten per line one insertion;
80 cents Per line three tines 80 cents per line week.
coUnton lOngertue.
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e7 Uooaand's German Bitsrs prepared aadsoli by DR.
Jackson the German Medical Store.
PHILADELPHIA daily their yell deserved celebrity
for the OF ali diseases arising from OF the
liver These Bers have deed blessing 20 the
their by the H-tt-rins
testimonials This nedcise has estasiished Tor itself
name that corpetor however willy their schemes
their promises Eeach It gained tie paJiie
Science dement's that have been der sei
See ajsertisenaent mh,3
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EvaAsymIn am c,,MroRnsy,L,ER.R

IMPORTANT TO LOUISVILLE PASSENGERS On
aud ate this late Passenger COR Louisville will be tieReed
via Oh 10 & Mississippi and New Ahany Salem Railroad
making elO,e connections Ylncennes and arriving New
Albany at 40 O'Clock, p. n. Fare IS IS.
April 10th, j. DANIEL, sup't.
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NEW ADvEHTlsEngENTs.
Il 7 4

0hs square lines less time 81
week. 81 5o two weeks. ~ month, 81; thres
months 81 ST; ak months SIC; year SIS. Discount
larger advertisements Cards of six lines under 50
No charge TO marriage dealt
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which leaves New York on Monday next
Ms. DeLisle will be accompanied on her
European tour by her sister Cecilia. Both of
OF these sisters have retired from the stage.
We wish the whole party long life of hap
piness and prosperity Boston Iraeelter.
a "RAiLROAD FAIR. From the Cincinnati
Commercial we learn that il is proposed by
an eminent Railroad man in the west to form
a company called The National Railroad Ex-
position Company" to rent suitable grounds
not less than live miles IN circumference, and
not more than eight miles from the city chos-
en- for the Xpositlon---near ST. Louis,
Chicago, Cincinnati or Cleveland; to erect
bu ldngs anu all conyenences Tor machinery,
models and drawings. OF every description, IN
the centre; TO build five miles OF track OH the
= outside with "IwO-Degrec'' curve, $3.50
+ feet radius, and to connect the whole with
the track of a trunk railroad, by the side oil
which 1t Is proposed to build.
1t is proposed to offer large premiums for
the best machinery OF every description used
i'm connection with Railroad, and, in addi
ton to thatsbruught for competition, to invite
the builders OF locomotives cars, etc., etc, &c
,. send the best specimens OF there work. The
large extent OF track, with its slight curvatu
res, will exhibit rolling stock TO advantage
and . Incidentally furnish one 81 the grand
est spectactes Of tie age! The buildings and
spaces allotted to every other species Of ma
chinerv, models or plans, will be on scale
not inferior TO that OF the track itself
:. The COS. OF the wOlk is estimated at $500
600 IL is proposed to provide for this sun
b. the sale oil the CDmo any's stock 20 railroad
Companies, to manufacturers. and to the cit,
selected for the site. 1t is also estimated anC
We think with reason, that the sum realized
from the sale of tickets Of admission, added L
she sum realized from the sale of the materi
als-iron machinery, lumber, &c.--alter tn
close OF the exhibition, Will balance the tota
cost. When we take into consideration tina
there arc now eight hundred millions Of dol
; lars invested in railroads in the United States
we must confess that the time has arrived 10
, grand exposition OF that interest. The sigh
: of a hundred locomotives, moving in process
ion, would draw a crowd from every State an
Territory of the Union. But, aside from tn
: sublimIty OF such panorama OF enginery, Tn
practical benefits resulting from such an exhi
b.tlon, would DO incalculable. The conse
quence of such an exhibition would 10 n vas
improvement in every branch of railroad ser
: wee. We cannot hut hope that this scheme
gigantic as il is, may be brought to maturity
al that, ere long, the Railroad Fair' will /
permanent Institution.
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npILow,Y.s Ipiiis ANn oINrMENr.-re


deplete the sysre by hiocns violent pa gug is
deprive es fDarhinery OF f.s power These great
remvd,s enft the blood aHd the sefretous aSe cure
complaints de- trOyng their seeds vital
nufas Sold tho No 20 hsrden Lane.
New York AID No. 2l4 strand L. ndcr; ard by all drug
giss. a. 25c.. 621Sc.. and 81 per box pot. apiG
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MARRIAGE OF Az ACTEEss.-On Wednes-
Gay afternoon Miss Olive Logan, a young and
pleasant actress, and sister to Miss Eliza Lo
gan, the successful tragedienne-now fulfill
lug successful engagement at the Boston
Museum--was united in wedlock to Mr, Ed
ward Ansley DeLisle, a wealthy New York
merchant. The nuptlals were solemnized 10y
Rev. Mr.. Gaylord, at the fremont House, in
the presence Of few friends. The party Left
town in the afternoon train for New York,
and have taken passage III tbs ilavre steamer
which leaves New York on Monday next =
Ms. DeLise will be accompanied on heI
European tour by her sister Cecelia. Both o
OF these sisters have retired from the stage
We wish the whole party long life Of hap
piness and prosperty.--Bo IraeeIter.
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is.I Ais, &c
30 kegs Belmont Worss ~ ais assorted sizes;
aHtlls Pa. Cider Vinegar;
go Boxes Window Glass assd sizes;
~ do Pickles in EalloI.s = eiiion and quarts;
IL case Saniines and = boxes;
10 do Tsoi~teTS in- d c-ie;
d 30 Cove 0ys.c N 10 and d cans;
IN haxes Tomato talchup; a
= 10 Pepper Sauce;
a do GeInar Soap; y y Palm Soap;
80 Il, Fancy soar, rec nd TO- sale hy
fts |. ~ 10. HEIMANN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a- Taken papers. and can b
sen. W q letter any part of
NO II - the would. without extra
1S ]" a-seopostase They ars baauti-
tut and the durable
pictures auw taken. Call X y = -
:. Attic cry GALLERY. No. 45, IS"4ess
Main street. aad have
taken. IrI uhI2
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BOABDING
With large and pleasant Tor the mediation Of
Fentl aa lady single gentlemen obtained
in private family. in central location. Apply at this
office. feiI-tf
WOOD WOOn!-Oriers for Wood left at SAMUEL
yIcKEEY's will he prouptly flied. iel3
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81 sou lbs very choice skirting.
4,o9p lbs Chestnut iiarn ess;
I 70 dS1 f RissR Oak RFi?!e'
100 P@d Skins ass'd !. 2and3.
10 White citing
2o Hides sEa@s sss,h leather
Bots asst enameled Cloths Fer sale at the low
est market rates by chAkLhs bAboooh
ESREsH TEAS
IS halt chests Imperial YOarg Hssn, Cur Powderana
each Of fresh importation just rssTTss y RIGGS
TUsT RECEIVED
y 70 Reels cotton s. l6inehes Rope.
3 Boxes p. Ia5ss' F salSFs starch.
80 Fr.shw 4 Cheese.
81 Bales Candle Wick. For sale h gy,,rpp p,ccs
7s6oSes virgini. lbs Tobacco brands store.
and Tor sale by WhEELER a RIGGS:
CASE EXTRA NUrHrGs wheeler FssfiEfs RIGGS
/ z 25l boxes Roofing Tin.
Is Pigs Block I'm. For sale by
ap2l SAMUEL DER.
oGaresaI boiled assorted Sheet
ce,v,- and ior sale sy SAMUEL : kk.
EfIIRs&5 BRloKw ,,,.,x
apeI SAMUEL ORR.
Fer -
.COSrAR'S', Rat. Roach. &c. ENTERNISAT0R,
COSTA R'-,, Re I-brg. ENTERMINATOR,
"CCsrAR'S ELECTRIC Pow DER. for Ants. Flies. &e.
ofd bR ACC rs s sS bElhhhs
Fail particulars h mail.
Rs See advertise utnt. ai2Llwd&~
FOUND.
q POCKET BOOK containing money and papers. valu-
ale to owner. who have ths by calm,
the describing TroTert aud pay for
Advertisement. i. STAFFORD. Grocery store.
aIl7 1t door helow } Seantiin. sr.. Main ST.
FINE STELLA SXlAWLS.
a BEAUTIFUL assortment of stella Skswls for sale
u cheap 1T aPiO-iw@ HtGHb S'.
SHOES.
AIDES. Misses ant Childrens Caters. ROotees. Es-
HZ skins slippers of WEBSTEk'S make amt Of The
beat quality for sale at spl6-lw. HUGHES
iDiHs DRESS GOODs.-A very desirable assor;-
Ament ofIa1ies Dress Goods Lawns crEaLdles Cballi
apis1 iw. - ---' HUGHEs'.
ENREsH EGGS 200 do4 in store and fer safe by
e SAMUEL NIch cry.
aDI6 Corner Main aud Second streets.
6NOnFisH AND Va aCEEREL.-Nos. l. and /:
u MS-kerel last catcb so chOiee large ccoha Tor ale
~ ap.G SAA'L ylCKERY-
TUsr received new suprIy ot BONNETS. FLOWERS
u and RIBBONS OF the latest styles At .
spl6.it4 MADAME HAilN'S
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1t is an English boast that the first foot
step of slave upon British soil makes him
free; and that slavery cannot breath the at
mosphere OF England for moment; yet we
have the record here Of a Lord Chief Justice
of England affirming the same principles Of
law as those promulgated by our Supreme
Court, for which that tribunal has been so
wantonly assailed and condemned. They are
the same. too, as those recently decleed by the
Supreme Court of Prussia, in a similar case.
They seem, therefore, to be the universal doc
trines Of property, as applied to slavery. Its
the province of the Courts to expound :. ( "a.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF CuNPow DER

OFFICE OF LyANsyILIE CEAwFORDsvTII.r K. X. co.
Evansville. ApTil I0th. 1857.
kTOUR attention is called the following resolution
4 passed BY tia Board a. its last sessien-
fsSsotvef That this TOAD viii carry suDpowcer on the
WEDN ESDAN train each week oily. and Nil charge
less than 5 twenty-five cents PEI keg Tor any
class rates that will exceed twenty
cents per keg-
Resolved urh err ThatuTon all der errea over TINS
Road contrary regnla lions. contraNand OF
gieG charge Of One Dollar per es OF on
eF than shall be charged ard eoeeted
discovery thereof.
Ia aursaanee ofthe above reolnons powder vii ne re-
eeivea a. th- psrot On WEDNESDAY morning fiil 20
O'clock each package he distinctly nafAd VIII the
resdsr the cOpsigGee and e&eh
eonpaned by I'LL CT l2sEs. D,N,prs 6
api-Iud j. 70 To-, 'u ..
Van Ilsuoorat "a PRINCETON CLARION. cory noDth.
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ESRESH TEAS
4 chests Imperial YOurg Hson. Gun Powder nd
Black eaddies assorted Tea aud II in
each. of fresh importation. just reesised. by -,,,
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by apsh oNf' 4 u n T.
TUsT received new sppriy Of BoNNNTs. FLOWERS
osp anr ''' - '-' MADAME HAHN's.
ALLsS & ltOyyES!
MAGNOLIA WHISKEY,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
p RS o5s o o,5 aGHssSs Th ss whisky:
100 do New York brandy; 80 bills \. Tors Gini
80 do Pips Cognac BIandies
Orders reesiyed from all parts the United States and
pus in Packages OF the most srrroyed style avn
MO. BArT!NG.-5O bales canaelson received aud
Ia Tor sale nv -pl5 PRESTON REoS
sEA Nuts received end 895 sale SRs
spl2 S-NAp.N oteSS.
NOTICE.
o. vaaasr1srs wiz eostr'ss for ;e
spseidsl.tou fle, IA the County Auat3r's Office
Sealed sroTosals wiz L re9fi,sd fer Seia rest
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Assignee's Sale of Hardware and Cutlery.
rlNIE Undersigned ASSIGNEE of c. NJ Griffith will sell
private SALE at the store room Main street recently
OF almost overy article q be Quad in store
out at auction. e0nnehciRg On Mendsy Nay -. 1851
mh3l NATHAN EONLEl Assignee.
sU.r RECElvEp.-
SSI Sugar House Moiss:es; Stag. prime rio coass
mhs SAM'L VIUKERy.
- by inhsi yI0EEEY & JOHNSTON.
6ALiyE OIL bbI ppre olive OILS;
lp,. = d01 a''d sizes do DO o95f son.
II. o.. JOHNSON,
BLANK HOOK MANUFACTURER.
EpLANK Books ru "a and made order OF tie best paper
RON nenor9'dum TO the largest book ledser muse
BsiidiHs Main street Evansville sfeH
/ a A Icas Nj ~
4 salsay ai9 GEO FOSTER q CO.
I GUST RECEIVED
e. nc boxes W. K. Cheese; 25 bxs English Dairy;
/ mbi5 TENNEY soRENsoS
~ 40 poaes pa red salartus:
s,le W nhIs TENNEY a s0RENs6N.
rsAph,i, q C.--7s bundles wrArIirs P,rtri
3Osross Bonnet Boards 2 Eross iatlers Ink t2oiSt
% ast reed per John Mccall aSd fer sals y cs
TATEw GOODS eouprsrg every article the NOtien
! | g line. Just received az A. Q PuSHEEs. No. g..
ys i1 To s WIRE SaTs h ey osB te
variety. than asnT store IN the est az sole IS low as
! nhzs No. niseieii's Block Mais- street
! u 50tags Hope Factory Cotton Yarns assorted;
apiO WnEELER'& RIGGS.
40 aR4s ssl. ssI.. 90 sS Gss RI.
q WHEELER q ElGGS
! sSUXDRiEs.-
/ 200 drums smyrna Figs; % boxes Raisinsi
% half bxs Raisias; 81 do dried Herring;
rs hbls No. 2 Mackerei: 5tierces Rice;
bags fine Liverpool Table salt. reed aud for
sale by apl0 WHEELER x RIGGS
SS0DA rs kegs Ri Carb of sada, for .sle by
SS aoIO WHEELER & RIGGS.
: fy-T RECEIVE
ID bags Coffee; 80 bills St. Louis ST. Sugar;
/ rs ebls Tar: 200 Bots sss'd Window Glass;
do kosin: bhls Linssed OIL;
1 Pitch: Indigo;
I 81 bags Gne salts letsgs Piment0;
I 5bbs pure "a Ginger; 10 DO Pepper;
1 DO risur Sulpher 3 btls Putty;
/ Chalk. do Alum;
lfs' 60 prime kehoiled MolSsses.
IS ha'f btis Plantation dOi
p bills St james ii. Nolaeses jr store for salehy
, apII ORR. DiZELL * co.
! cash And RAkIS
eco light sss'd Sash 30 doz Hay Rakes IN for
sale BY apii ORR. DALZELL& co.
! t,rWEhF POTATOEs.-iOb bis Florida Reds Just re-
| - ceived per Fanny Bullitt BY
apiI yfCKERY JOHNSTON.
gZTINDOW GLASS 100 toxes sss'd sizes lust reed
&c by apn yICKERY q J0HkSrOS.
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AL TIE FHIIEs ABNNE sTAILD AXE DRAWN AT
EVERY DRAWING. HrFrn
Whole Tickets $50; Halves go: Quarters &c

Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO; Quarters SIS.
In the above schemes there 25000 Tickets onI p
numbered from 10 5000. There are 90 full Prize
and ~ Approx intons. making in all I'D Prizes. NJ
smaller Prize than $500
The Prizes Iayabe, without discount, ON presen-
titiOn al the Royal Treasury in Havana.
- The subscribers will cash all Prizes Mt per cent
Discount, charging this for exchange, etc.
"a An official copy Of the drawing win be sent to
each purchaser Of Tickets. - Purchasers will please
write the signature plain, and give their Post Office.
County and SAFE. Bills all solvent banks taken at
par.
- Orders for tickets shares in the shove scheme,
will receive TTompt attention when addressed n
A. GONZALES * CO,
ar97 Nashville, Tennessee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

written by me could inform my friends of my
condition. At length, when their commands
were past all endurance, determined TO MAKE
good my escape at the first opportunity, which
effected Feb. 10th, at 8 O'Clock, Z. NJ. Hay
ing been all day in close confinement, made
my escape during prayers. remained All
night in The neighborhood, and between four
and five o'clock next morning, fastened on
foot to be beyond the reach Of my Pursuers.-
At two O'Clock was overtaken by the oyerseer,
on horseback, two miles beyond Mt. Washing
ton. on my way to Louisville.
He demanded my retnrni l protested anu
told him plainly that would not go. lle then
urged me to go back to the hotel, at Mount
Washington, which did, being first advised
to do so by gentleman who was accompany
ing him, assuring me that should be protect
ed. On the night of the 18th, DR.. Matt!ngly
called for me at T. o'clock, but refusing to see
him, he remained all night, and the next morn
lug urged Inc to return with him.
10 the people of Mt. Washington, and par
ticularly to Mr.. Hall and his family, under
whose kind protection | am at present-unti
the arrival ofmy brother-I tender my bincer(
thanks for their kindness and sympathy in m,
behalf
The statements have made affirm and de
clare, as God is my Judge, to be the truth AM
nothing but the truth.
Yours, with respect,
MARY b. b. MILLER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26

flights Of stairs, and then she stops to take
breath and to nerve herself for either intense
happiness or heavy disappointment.
They are about te enter the room when
little voice greets their ear singing, with won
derful power and expression, an italian melody
which the lady herself used to sing in her own
sunny land. She stops and grasps the arm
her friend.
soh, watt she whispers; let me try and,
with great effort, she continues and completes
the unfinished strain in voice that an sngefs
might not exceed.
He opens the door.
Lauretta stands in the centre of the room
alone, pale, and agitated; her great eyes dilate
with emotions long repressed. Her mothers
voice has reached aspot in her little heart
which vibrates on memory like glimpse OF
heaven.
Madame Victor sinks upon chair, and ga
yes long and earnestly upon the little notion
less figure then she stretches out her arms
and Whispers Come here"
Lauretta slowly advances; and when she is
close to the beautiful lady, she nestles her head
upon her bosom and draws long, deep sigh.
Tell me your whole name, sweet one.'
i.auretta Victor
The lady pressed the little ono closer.
Darling, am your motherp
81 know it, signs the child.
tTou know it, my angelo
Yes, have seen you in my dreams, and all
ways called you smother;' and when you sang
Just now it brought it all back
Good Mr.. Patron went to the window and
wiped his eyes.
Once again we see him sitting in his easy
chair before the bright coal fire. By his sid,
sits beautiful lady: one hand lies in his, anC
the other is tenderly stroiing his hair bu
her eyes are resting upon little fairy who sit
at the piano silently dreaming over some 9
Handers music which her spappa' has brougl
home TO her.
| The lady is his wife.
| The fairy is his Casta Diva
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-26
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