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Whites Creek Springs.

TNHE subscriber will be prepared to take Boarders
i at this watering place, II miles north OF Nash
vile, during the Summer vacation, from the first Of
July TO the first OF September.
There will be no bar-room kept, as il is designed
chiefly for the accommodation of families and indiyd
uals who may wish 10 resort TO a quiet and heathfu
place during the heat OF summer.
The Springs, formerly much visited, are too well
known 20 require any elaborate description
No pains will be spared TO render the situation OF
visitors pleasant.
PRICE OF BOARD 81. so per day 81. 90 per week.
Servants and children under 10 years of age. half
price E l. CR0CkER-
Nay24-3rn dtriw Sw.
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UT'N. p. WILLIS Home Journal advertiscs circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why IT requires
a gentleman of accomplished mechanical genius to
operate a Wheeler aud Wilson'S Sewing machine and
Why so many excellent house keepers" not do
IT, teb22-u
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Summer Resorts.
TYREE SPRINGS.

INHlS most delightful resort will be opened
Il for the reception of visitors the 18th of June.
The and buildings in the most complete or
der The table will at all times be supplied with the
choicest vIands the market affords. The extensive
house is well stocked with inexhaustbie supply.
A good Band Of Music will be in constant attendance.
The Bar Will be well supplied with choice selection
Of wines liquors. and segars and every exersion will
be made advance the comfort and pleasure Of all
visitors that may favor with call.
je7-lmeodAw J. AOSHER-
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The Washington Star says: We understand
that Commander PAGE will be placed IN COM
mand of the squadron TO accompany the
IUnited States Commissioner to Paraguay.
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TO Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
in few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
will send Gree to assist others, copy of the prescrp-
ton and a supply of the remedy, on receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address hi
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY. aprl3-trtw-s
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ZE~A1vo mon 20 tngagt IN inc sac OF uIIe lIIOst
popular selling Books in America. lnvaiids, mechan-
les farmers and teachers wishing travel will lind
this very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them to the country and make money at the same
time Agents now IN the business clearing from
$500 to 81 500 per year. For full particulars and
list of Books, address II. NJ. RULISON, Queen City 4,
Publishing House, l4l Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio; OF
A., { living East, ID. RULISON Philadelphia, Pa
SEPT. Ally
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Rs- The splendid residence the corner Of Dead
rick and streets is for rent for the balance
Of the present year. Apply at GLovER x Co.'s E1;
rcss once, or to TRABUE 4 Lucas
mayI5-u
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.

EnCiuse money to our address for the Tickets or
dcred, receipt o which they will be forwarded by
first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers mne lately alter the drawing.
BD- Purchasers Will please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post Uice, county and State
AD- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya-
bile without deduction.
M An prizes or 81 900 and under, paid immediate
~ the drawng-othcr prizes at the usual time of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders FOR Tickets or Certificates To
:. SWAN \ CO., Augusta, Ga
gB- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ca, can have their orders filled, and
time, by addressing ;. swan Co, at either Of those
cities.
RS-A list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each
entitled 10, will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers :-1aJustd (Ga-) COrStilttiolaI
iSt, Neto orleans Delta hlJiie RegiStsr Charleston
Standard, NdshUe Gd1ette <tlIrtd haelItgencer Ne0
York Weekly Day BOok SdudHHdh GeoSgidR, Rich
.lO1ld Dispatch, Mem York Dispatch, and PduidiB9
(Hiss. Clarion aud LHie Rock (Ark) True Democrat
yl-td
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WFFsxrSS, DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
WTk<zrerS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
tue who has devoted his attention 10 the treat
menI private diseases for so years, 1atters
himself, having attended a practice for many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled TO
all diseases of a private nature no matter how
bad they may be from injudcious medical treatment,
from neglect Of their own. DIR. Kings Dlspensary
is No % Dealerick street, between Cherry and the
square, secund story where he cures all diseases Of
private nature.
GoSoREHEA cured without nauseous medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of Old recent date, eectually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, be eneCtually
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSESs-PaFticulara attention having been
gwen to tn disease and all the consequences grow
ing of il, brought on in many cases by the de-
structive habits of ncousideTate Youths and eAces
sive indulgence OF the passions neglect Of which Will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject UNIT
for business society and causing premature old
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Of
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed, directed To Dr. A. King,
No % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicine sent q their address, with
cessary directions strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until In the eve
ming may2o-lud~wly
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QUEBEC July 13-The ship Windsor re
ports party company with the Niagara and
Agamemnon ON the 10th OF June IN heavy
weather.
NEW YORK, July l3.-The bark Rapid, for
Ninitilin, Mexico, sailed with numerous laLor-
ers for the Tehuantepec Railroad.
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EN HOSs " $ /.

BRAZzL AND The BRAZIIIANS. Portrayed in
Historical and Descriptive Sketches and Illustrated
by one hundred and fifty Engravings, by Rev. D. p.
Ridder, d. D., and J. C. Fletcher.
NARY DFRROENT. A New Work, by Ann S.
Stephen
asGDAI.EN, THE ENCHANTREss Founded on
fsct!by E L. l., 1858.
CRSCLA. A tale of Country Life, by Mrs. Sewell.
.sFoIA.0wING TIE IRUM." glimpse Of From
tier Life
TIE YELLOW FRIGATE OR, THE TWO SISTERS.
TIE INDIAN REBELLION, IT'S CAUSES AND RE
sSULIS, in series of Letters, by Rev. Alexander
Duff, Calcutta.
BDRTON'S CYCTOPEDIA OF WIT AND HUMOR-
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES w. SMITH.
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nz9 A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
viii DC sent to any one dGsrOus OF receiving 1t.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
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Stop the Rascal.

StTOI.EN from my Stable Saturday night last a
- DARK BAY HORSE, Is or Is hands high, heavy
main and thin tail which inclines little To side,
has hitch up in his pace. will give % dollars for
the recovery the horse so dollars for the horse
and thief. JNO. ;. PETWAT.
\ashyIe iune 22-2w
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Stean1oaI and River News

ARRIVED.
July l2.-Acacia Cottage, Paducah-
DEPARTED.
l3.-Acacia Cottage, Paducah.
V. X Stevenson, Paducah-
Indian, Cincinnati.
River falling slowly, with feet on the
shoals.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, July l3.-The river has risen SIX
inches in the last 20 hours. z..
The Mississippi is stationary. The Missouri
is falling.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-The river is rising.
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable al
any place in the city free OF charge. When selling by
the quantity their rate Of discount is 10 cent from
retail prices. J. E. BAUMAN As GU
Mar25-ly.
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CHANGE OF
Pr0prietOrship and Management.


rI'Il!S celebrated watering place having been pur
l. chased by the subscriber bias been thoroughly
repaired and renovated viii be opened Tor the
ception Of visitors GA the
10Th DAY OF MAY.
The late propretols having disposed of their entire
Roller, Will assume the entire management OF the es-
ubhshmcut, and neither pains nor expense VIII he
spared render Beaver Dam OF the most pleasant
aud comfortable watering PAGES IN The southwest
Accomn dations, &c.
The buildings have nil been placed IN excellent re
pair, and many improvements added, so that -Four
Hundred visitors o'a be accommodated with every
comfort and convenience. The table Will be album
dainty supplied, ami viii be equal ~ those OF lrsteass
notes.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist of White, Grey,
Red and Black sulphur Chsu y beate (proven by analy
be the strongest III the Sitc) and the best Of
Frestone and Limestone.
Medical Attendance.
The subscriber who has been Tor the last 10 years
engaged the practice medicine In North Alabama
ana Memphis, can be commanded at all hours by Wis
itors who may chance TO need his services as physi
can.
Mems of access.
There three routes these springs, all Of which
IA hue repair. line OF Coaches VIII run from Co
iumbia three times week, aud passengers will 20
through from that place IN day OVER one OF the n
nest roals ia the state. Arrangements have been
made al Brit's Landing, ON the Tennessee River, By
which visitors approaching that direction Will nnd
ressiy oOnveyanee 20 the springs.
Amusements, &c.
Visitors Will and beaver liam a Large Bail Room,
Ten lin Alley :, Sr. A hne trout stream the
place and deer in great abundance may bo found in
the immediate NiUinIy.
Rates of CHARGES.
Children under ten years oll............... so
liberal Sedse,en viii be made IN the above rates
when families remain one month OF during the
References:
90 those who unscqualtcd with the proprietor
81 Beaver lam, he begs leave 10 refer to-
ecu. Hinton and pr. pcNoes, jackson Asz.
Joseph Cox Esq and John ". isapSey, Selma, Ala
McSsrs. r. o. frincc, Tuscaloosa Ala hrs. ". ii.
II. y. New sum, rlseamhA, Ala NJ {. galloway @. i,
Fouie, ksa and h. d. small t. memphis reun,; a
N. L'oney, Esd, Columbia, Tenn.
aprl5-.ismN THOMAS y KELLER.
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NAasniNcrna Scheme
APPROX IMATtON PRIZES.

5,485 Prizes amounting to-. .-.........-S $500, 00C
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so
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Misffllanfons.
A GARD.

HAVING sold entire business 70 Mr. Alexandra
l. Delisser, wish in this manner to return our
thanks TO friends and customers for the
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed US, and TO
licit for successor a continuation of the same
All debts due our late nrm will be collected by
Mr.. Delsser or his authorized Agent, who is alone
empowered 70 settle the
je23 LYONS co.
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sprfial llotifes.
j. e. BAUMAN & Co.. Proprietor

L E. BAUAAN & Co. Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times,
for Wheat and Corn, at their Mills Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville Tenn
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Cost! Cost! Cost.

Costs Cost. Cost
NOW h your time - buy
~ Pine Sole Leather rTunk;
- Hog skin
q Mood, Iron Bound Trunk;
cost for cash determined % close out the
lezG-tf - J. n. McGftL
Wanted tn Hire.
A NEGRO WOMAN 10 narse. Apply 10
~ ". 7. AiIEiISS,
,ke-et Al Merchants bank.
YAN TIE.
IUSf received and Tor sale low for cash
81 100 boxes lie ioxi3 ffs
100 Z" IL ioxi4 -
100 ~ ic i4K20 .
30 " Ia Ham 5'sre.es fE
80 Zine Tn;
% Piss Block Tn;
rs-a J. W. WILSON.
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fI'IIlS celebrated Watering place having been pur
l. chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated, ana viii be opened Tor the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

TIE MARRIED MAN.-How is il Tint
girls can always tell married man from
single one? The fact is indisputable.
Inc philosophy of it is beyond our KEN
blackwood says that "the fact of masri-
mony or bachelorship is written SO legibIy
IN mans appearance, that no ingenuity
can conceal 1t. Everywhere there is some
inexpilcable instinct that tells us whether
an individual (whose name, fortune and
circumstances are totally unknown be he,
or be he not, married man. Whether it
isa certain subdued look, such as that
which characterizes the lions in a menag-
erie and distinguish es them from the lords
oi the desert, VIC cannot tell but the truth
is 80, we positively affirm" ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16

PISTOL MArcH-NovELW WAGER.-Mr
Travis, who has established pistol gal
lery in this city has just closed the mos,
extraordinary wager we have ever heard
of. 1t is no less than bet Of one thou
sand dollars that he will hit the orange
placed on the head Of boy at ten PAGES
also shoot On in each hand of the boy
The wager is with Samuel A. Sydam of New
York, and tie match takes place in this
city on the I 9TH Of June. The following
are the terms of tie mach Travis bets Sy,
dam one thousand dollars that he will find
a bsy who will stand al the distance of ten
PAGES and place an orange, not to exceed
Two and a half inches in diameter in each
hand, and one upon his had which
Travis will shoot from Il cir respective
localities, no object to intervene between
the boy and the oranges. If Travis fails
to find the boy who will stand or fails to
hit the oranges in the three shots or anv
shot touches The boy, he looses the bet
The match to be shot in Louisville, June
18th, 1858. - Louisville Courier.
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EI One ofour cotemporaries disposes
OF the so-called virtue of early rising, as
follows:
1--WE have watched those fellows who
are the early risers, and as general thing
they are the first chaps who go to the
groceries of morning. 1t is all moon
shine about the smartest and greatest men
heing the early risers. 1t might have
been 80 in old times. but now "a days.
when you see chap moving about very
carly. you may be certain he is after a
drink
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Hanging VS.. whisky.

a rich scene occurred in the Sheriff.
office about noon yesterday. A son oil
the "Green Isle, who had probably come
over because ''psta es were two shillinCs
a bushel, and whisky the same" entered
the Office with his wife, and applied to one
of the obliging Deputies present for di.
vorce. The agreement to separate was
mutual, and man and wife had come in
|person to perfect the little preliminaries
The wife was interrogated as to her rea.
cons for separating from her husband,
when she stated that he got drunk every
day upon whisky, and frequently beat her
until she wns black and blue. The Dep
uty then turned to the husband, and with
aserious air inquired, care you an Amer
Ican citizen?" ''I am that said Pat
rick; II have me papers in me box
'ln that case" exclaimed the officer,
| you shall die under the American
fag!"
Patrick was made to remove his hat
and neckerchief, and the flag used by the
Sheriff on sale days was suspended over
his head, attached to pole, to the end
OF which rope was tied. By this time
dozen others had dropt in and lent their
aid in executing the programme. The
rope was placed around the Irishman's
neck, and drawn by the pole until it re-
sembled ''garrote collar" in pressure,
and the subject fairly choked for breath,
when the question was put to him
"Will you solemnly promise to love
md cherish your wife, and never beat
her?''
The rope was removed to give Patrick
chance TO speak, when he replied with
great reluctance, "I'll never beat her
again, unless she deserves it very
6adH"
This was the extent of the pledge on
the score of personal chastisement, and
the lrishmau was again half suspended
between the ceiling to make him promise
to stop drinking whisky But that was
asking too much of poor Patlander 1t
was like depriving him of his most cher
ished ideas of liberty, and he refused to
give the required pledge. lie wanted to
compromise the matter by being allowed
to drink only half the usual Quantity
But his prosecutors who inevorable.-
They must have total abstinence or moth |
ing. A third time Pat was throttled with
the rope, when he begged for mercy, and
promised never to ask for a divorce again, |
and go straight home with his wife, who
had stood by all the time, looking as com
Ilacently AZ the proceedings as though it
WAS play in which she was adisinterested
spectator. Finally, when the crowd had
become tired of the fun, the executor of
the law solemnly addressed him
"Patrick, unless you promise to drink
no more whisky, We'll hang you till you
arc deadi"
Pat looked at the officer minute in
sober earnest, hung his head and cogitated
or another, and then exclaimed
well, be gorrah, hang away!"
The answer was too much for the crowd
ma they burst into roar of laughter, and
eleasing the poor Irshman from the rope,
landed him over to his wife, with whom
le departed IN very loving CONVERSE
he officer who officated is known as the
Divorce Deputy" of the Sheriff S office.
Gin. Gag.
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PER1Ls OF PARTING.-There is one warn
ing lesson in life which few of us have
received, and no book that / can call
to memory has noted it down with ado
quate emphasis. 1t is this" Beware OF
parting" The true sadness is not the
pain of parting; it is when and where YOU
are to meet again with the face about to
vanish from your view. From the pas
sionate farewell to the woman who has
your heart in her keeping, to the cordial
good-by exchanged with pleasant COM
panion at watering place, country house
or close ola festive days blthe and careless
eXcurslon--a cord str onger 0: weaker is
snapped ssInder in every parting, and
times busy fingers are not practised in re-
placing broken ties. Meet you may; will
1T be the same sympathies, with tie
same sentiments? Will the souls, hur
rying on in diverse paths, unite once more
as if the interval had been a dream?.-
Rarely, rarely.--Ba!sOcr.
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CARLYLE. III. Innc aa. 1850

1h,n CARLYLE, ILL.,, Jane 28 1852
-. i ave usod Fro1 o. J. Woods Hair Restorative
ana have admired its wonderful ef,ects NJ, ~
ne, ~ as thought, prematurely gray but by the
1d b II has resumed its original color
iN N nave no douDt permanently SO. a'.'
:. BREESE, ex- SENATOR U. s.
- WOOD & Co, Proprietors, 3Ie Broadway. n.
-. l,h the great n Y, Wire Railing 4stabiishmant
sn n IIS n. MaIke ST., st. Louis, Me- Aud sold by nj
"st""' Oct. 5. '57.-3r,
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BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved to the
Greatest Age,

NDwho that is gray would not have il restored I.
- FORMER color; or bald but would have the growth
rcst0red, or trSubied with AandruT and itcIno bnt
WouiI nave 1t removed, troubled with :. r1r,Il,
Selt, neaa, or oter ernptions but would be cured
or WIN SICK head ache, (ncuralgia.) but would he
IL wiil also remove all pimpies from the Ctc
anu SKIN Prof Woods Hail Restorative will de ~
thls; see circular and the following "
Po, n ~, ANN ARBOR, Nov. 3, 1856.
fRor. o. ). WooD--Dear Sir: l have heard mich
a ol the wonderful effects of your Hair Reso
@ o,t having oeen SO often cheated by auackerv and
quach hoslrnns, hair dyes, &C., | was disDosed To
pace your restorative in the category with The
mo .iousthu ana one loudly trumpeted remedies until
~ ~ youlh Lawrence county some months since who m
ou gave he such assurances induced the trial Of
S1Hr hestoratIe IN my family-lrst by my good yood
WIZ, "hoSe hlir had become very thin and entireIv
ilT' ~ una oelore eXhaustlng of your large hot
ncr hhir was restored nearly its original beo
ir prown color and had thickened and become
anu glossy upon, and entirely over the head: she
20 use 1t, not simply because of its Lsanti
iHE 9necs upon the hair, but because of its hsnitb
u ,nuehce upon tho head and mind Others of ~,
The ] niG aenas are using your Restorative with
i,,, 'PPIest eHeetsj therefore,, my skepticism and
tpei ,oershce to its character and value ire en-
"a removed; and can and do most cOrdiaIIy and
I recommend its by all who wouid
S halr restored from white or gray (by r,nsnn
M M Ikhess or age) to original color and beauty and
tiful and glossy. i "iir oeau-
very truly and gratefully yours
SOLOMON MANN
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Soap and Candle ManufactOrv,'

1HE subscriber has the pleasure to an
nnounce to the citizens Of P0meroys a nd
vicinity, that he has opened shop on Sugar
Rum near the Tannery, where he will mann
IactuIe, ana Keep constantly on hand any
sured that we can give satisfaction to ali WI.
may favor us with O callraf tra ..ru-r,f 80
NJ, B.-All orders attended 10 as soon as
PoSs,ole. DAVID GEYER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-16
very truly and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON N a Mn

. FIhRiESD Woon: 1t n long time after saw vo,
@ before got the bottle of Restorative for
trot, and when got il we concluded To- r 81 IN De-
on ar nd,r % as the surest test of its power II has
% ~ Hi ~ atyou assured inc 1t wOuld do; and otherS
OF my family and friends, having Witnessed ito tya,
enIitIeS tn using g ana recommending its to others Us
4'ieu 70 inc highest consideration you claim for IL
again. very respectfully and truly, yours ~
SOLOMONM
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Seleit 4oetrp.
From tho New York RxcslaIor.
@ AT ASTRO PIE.

From tho New York Excelaior.
Q ATASTROPHE.
ny pon BRAApLs,
il b .
Sweet Julia, IN the Wheeling dance
Received full many an ardent glance
From manly, love-lit eyes; -e
But with a toss Of her fair head, a
Shc notipned, as IL sho had said, s1iE
YIN vain arc all your sighs!"
she was creature full of pride,
Aud full of lofty airs beside;
She would not smile on any
iteT suitors watched her every gazo,
Her glanccs set their heart. ablaze,
And these were rich aud many.
She waltz'd with grace, and polk d, too,
Tiers were no figures bat she knew
How stately were her motlonsi
Her tapcr finger tlghlly glOvcd
seemed all the thing In life she lovod,
All clss wero simply "notlons.r
Thus vhirlng in tho graceful dance,
Ana tr!lng every charm to enhance
she paused and blushcd. while o'cr
Hrr cheeks ran tears! hrr pride was cu.st!
1he string she trusted, too. had burs.--
Her HOOPS lay on the floor.
she gathered them up,and ran as speedily as
possible TO the dreSslng-room, and from there
homo, and for several weeks was seen no N ore. .