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CHAPTER II.

The evening was cold and The wiutl =
sleet at into the faces Of the passers by
as they hurried through Lincoln's Iun
Fields-aud the neighborina clocks were
striking eight, rs lady, we'll shawled and
veiled, passed the Turnstile, and took her
way down the least frequented side OF the
square until when she had arrived at the
southern corner, she drew from her bosom
small tablet, and stopped beneath lamp
to read the address which it contained. -
Having done so, and carefully replaced
the tiny remembrance, she hastily moved
on until she came to building where a
light dimly visible, cleaned from an up
per chamber. Quickly che ascended the
steps, and seemed to trace with her finger
tips rather than her eyes, the name Of the
occupant Of these lighted chambers
Scarcely had she time to accomplish this
ere cab, driven at a great speed, was
heard dashing through the square, and
the lady could hardly start across the road
and gain the shelter Of the trees before it
pulled up with a jerk, and Harry Her
bert sprang 0 tho ground. AS the cab
departed, another form glidcd up the step
She went on without pause, as if trcading
an accustomed way, looking neither to the
right nor to the left, until she actually
ran into IIarry's outspread arms; who,
greeting her with fond embrace. seem
ed almost to bear her in his arms into
the house.
Ny poor, darling Alice - he oxclaim-
cd, -" my suffering angel be at peace -
You are safe within my sheltering arms -
a sob was the reply, and then the clos
ing of the heavy doors concealed them
from the piercing eyes Of the watchiui
wife, who stood like pale statue, grasp-
ing the iron railing, and struggling to
keep down the convulsivo COALITIONS OF
her inward suffering Presently the light
from the upper window expanded into
brighter power, and she could see the two
figures reflected on the blinds her hus-
band, her own Harry, with his arms en-
twined round the vais: of his companion,
who seemed t. rest her forehead on bis
shoulder, while he road.oyer TO her doc
ument, which, to the impatient, distracted
Caroline, seemed ike the fat of eternal
doom.
"Will this trial never end p she NUT
tered between her clenched teeth. Yes,
they are extinguishing tho lights. The
door opens j; they issue forth; her Harry
still the female form who leans
on him with assured familiarity they pro-
ceed on, on, followed by the wife che is
close upon them eh9 hears words ct IN.
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GONE.

GONE.
List to the midnight Iona,
The church clock speaketh with solemn tone
Doth it no more than tell the tme2
lark from the belfry gray,
In each keep booming chime which, slow and
clear,
pesls like measured bell upon my ear.
A stern voice seems to say
Oone-gonej
The hour is gonc-the day IL gone,
Prsy.
The cir ishuahcd again
But the mute darkness Woos 10 sleep IN vain,
o, SOUL we have slept too long,
Yea, dreamed the morn away,
In visions false and feverish unrest
Wasting the work time Goi has given and
blest,
Conscience grows pale to see
How, like a haunting face,
Ny youth stares at me ont of gloom profound,
With raylcsseyc blank as the darkness round,
And wailing lips which say
Gone-gone
The morn ia gono-tho morn il gone
Pray.
Woe for the wasted years
Born bright with smiles but hurried with sad
tears
Their toombs have been prepared
BY Time, that grayosman gray
Soul we may weep to count each mCurnCul stone;
And read the cpitaph engraved thereon
By that stcrA carvor's hand,
Yc' weep not long, FOR Hope,
stealiast and calm, beside each heals,onc stands
Gazing on Time with upward pointing hands,
Take We this happy sign,
Up, let ~ worl--aud pray.
Thou. IN whose sight the loary ages fly
swift o.. -ummoi' noon, yc, whose .,ctu eye
Doth uote Zach momcut los,
- ic, mo live that no enc hour mis- spent
uavrso in judgement on me, penitent
Bat I'll. te suu7a. Lol4,
So IN sly vineyard ,5E,
4a2t every lour q rrca.ess s,m ms 10
20 crown the J,iua 5lJvs ". Eternity
-Cloajcrs' .Joa5EGl.
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4" Men think that they can do what
they will with impunity but there are
eyes and ears--and when gentlemen make
love in the Hall"
" The llaliw exclaimed Caroline
4" Passers by can't help seeing; and II
it were my husbsud-"
" My husband ~ the words seemed TO
come from the depths Of the young wifes
heart and for moment she was trausfx-
ed but suddenly glow spread over her
cheeks and brow, and IN electric spark
flashed from her eyes, as she drew herself
mp, and ordered Mrs IIsvkeye to quit
her presence.
4" This i3 my husbands house, madam
! am the guardl an oi his honor, anu Of his
name. No aspersion on his character
must be uttered in my presence. Good
morning, madame -
Poor fool - sneered the scandal-non-
gar, ms she unwillingly turned to follow
the servant who waited to show her out -
" She had rather be deceived than con-
yinced What model vile what q
stronG-mnded woman -
Caroline relaxed not a muscle until she
heard the door close upon the departure
Of her mischiovous visitor; then she de
spairingly threw her hands above her
head, aud. in a very torrent Of tears, sank
down among the cushions which the be-
loved form OF Harry had SO lately press
cd
Tho indulgence o. this frantic eouition
lasted, however, but few moments.
Convinced :" she exclaimed 81 will
be convinced ! must be to doubt tho
man loye is agony Convinced | Will
be but how? How what was it Sue
asserted? \ lady kissing in the Hall.
Shameless But III not believe il. Nv
Harry Is the soul Of honor. Yes, yes. il
must be true she would no. have dared
oh, husband, husband What cruel
ty Of the heart What shall do p
what can ? | must know ALL mus;
or / cannot bear it ~
Suddenly, as she sat rocking herself to
and fro, her eyes fell upon tho crumbed
note, which lay still unburut among the
ashes To snatch it from the CRATE was
the impulse Of the moment. The writing
was q womans One line met her eyes
only one she staggered, as though she
lo.A=oeeiyed blow. An appointment
f'fe' PIE sssi----
for a moment. There was fierce strug-
Gle going on in her breast-iace and brow
flushed, then suddenly grew pale. A
proud look stole over her fine features
then turning away her head, and holding
the paper at arms length, she slowly
dropped it into the f. then, placing the
poker upon it, held it firmly down til i
turned to ashes Then, with a deep.dr1wu
sigh, she turned and sought her cham
Der.
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TH3 Law OF DIVORCE.


Nil'AA Ia
Harry, Harry. dearest, what can you
be dreaming over You don't take Tho
least notice Of me, and | Lave wished you
a Happy New Year half dozen tines
How stupid to keep pcring ov r that mus
ty old paper, whlle--'
"While you want me to give you my
mo uing's kiss, ch 2" exclaimed Harry
Herbert, jumping up, and hastily suitinG
the action to the word
Well, I'm sure was there ever
and with q smile that displaced the gath.
ering pout, the young wife playtully box
cd her handsome husband ears, and then
prepared to dispense the luxuries that
steamed upon her wcl-ordered breakfast
table.
What is 1t, that YOU find so anus
ing in the paper, Harry -
The new law of divorce, dear y
"That horrid, immoral law -
It's important that every one should
understand it, suggested Harry.
In case they should require to avail
themselves of it !" satirized Caroline.
" Exactly?"
Harry
Yes, love"
why, surely you are not going to do
so 2"
&" Indeed, | am ~
" hat divorce me p
4" Not that know of -
"What can you mean? What have
sou to do with such vile, abominable
piece Of nonsense p
" You should read it, Carrie
4" Not | | wouldn't read it on any
account"
How, then can you Judge its purpose?
Oh, know all about it 1t is hus-
band aud no husba I'd here to-day, and
gone Tomorrow home and no home -
InsufIerable nonsense! | always thought
our legislators were fools now I'm sure
of it Pretty laws, indeed -
" You'd make better, | suppose !" in
tcrjected Harry
"Wouldn't | ! Talk of woman, indeed!
Why, they're sages, philosophers, to the
set of old uonlen that set in our Legisla-
lures ~
Don't libel your own sex, my dear J"
interrupted Harry.
"Then, there's the children {! What's
to become of them, should like to know!
ARE they 70 be given up to the guidance
Of their good-for-nothing fathers ?-or are
their poor, discarded, destitute mothers
to hoist them on their shoulders, and go
pedlarizing them from door to door Z" ex-
claimed Carrie.
What would you have ? Are not all
your strong-minded women clamoring for
women's rights Z and here, now, we have
concession a; once--a nobls concession y
"Noble 6ddlesticks the right Of la
boring for their ofsprings-a right that
women have exercised, law or no law,
since the world began %
4" Ay, but not under the protection OF
the law
"Pshaw what's that, should Ike TO
know"
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ONE OF HIS BEsT.-Eyerybody will
recognize Prehtice's wit flashing through
the following:-"A Southern editor says
that Mr. Buchanan is the head of tho
Democratic party, and Clancy Jones is
tail. If that's the case, We would advise
the party to shake its head and switch its
tail -
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GG0~ 1t is astonishing how 'toddy' pro-
notes independence. An old Phladel-
phia brick day or two since, was found
in the gutter, in most spiritual state and
was advised, in friendly manner, to
economize, as flour was going up. Let
it 90 up, says old Bo,tlv-nose, 4" kin git
as high as flour kin, any day
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PRENTICE pitches into religious CO.
temporary as follows:
" The Christian editor of the Louisville
Guardian saysthat we are doing the work
of the Devil. We should be, if we had
that editor upon the tines of long pitch
fork over a pile of Goals
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Ii;otasy, Solicitor and Counselor at Law. Prose
cutting Attorney, snd Circuit Court Commissioner
Ter tie County Of Van Buren, Bounty Land ant
Pension Agent. contracts drawn, and collect
iug promptly attended to.
oGcc III he Court House. lI9.tf
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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DRs. SAXToN a DEWEY,

Have formed co-partnership for the practice o
Medicine and Surgery in all its depar;ments-
All calls promptly attended 70, day OF night.
A good assortment Of choice medicines arc kept
Constantly for sale. l56-ly.
B!oedsville, Mich.
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NJ. Il. ALLEN,

Manufacture and dealer in all kinds Of Cabinet
Ware, Upholstery, and Trimming dono to order.
Ready Made Jofnns costantly on hand. Ware
Rooms south side Of Main street, at the sign of
ths " New cabinet Shop" lilly.
raw Paw, Michigan.
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A. T. METCALF,

Late Of the aru Of White & Metcalf, Utica, n. Yp)
Surgical aud Mechanical Dentist. All opera
tions performed in the lest manner, aad wit
new aud improved instruments Office over ).
". Hubbard's Music Store, corner of Main and
Burdiek streets, Kalamazoo. 2ltf
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Ray The position of the Democracy,
North and South, on the English bill, re-
minds us Of he answer given to lawyer
who asked witness (which way did the
stairs run?" The witness replied that
zone way they run up stairs, but T. 9th.
r way they ran down stairs. ."-I'rcntice
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ANSWER THAT. Clergy to dying
Mser-"You brought nothing into the
world, and it is certain YOU can take moth
ing out ."
whats the use then of my getting re-
ligion, TO leave for my heirs to quarrel
abuut2"
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9,posit4 the Court Housc. IN Paw Paw, may be-
,IHd o good assortment oi Doors i sHaEs, man
!sctulel Is slIi the trade and warranted TO suit.
$50. & choice selection Of FAMILY GRocERIFs for
l.S Ga. ? - 7. A. GRANGER,
,!-y. Al. SORTORE.
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PRETrY BAD.--A clergyman gave the
following notice for womans right lec-
turo
DAT half pas: six clock, at the School
house in the first district, a hen will at
tempt TO crolo."
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CLIPPINGS

Rs5' An impatient WoIohman called to
his wife, "Comc, come, isn't breakfast
re d.? I've had nothing since yesterday,
and tomorrow will b. third day This
is equal to the cal of he i ring house
wife, with, &C me, Bndget, get up =
Here It's Monday morning; tomorrow s
Tuesday, next days w d sday--half the
week gone-and nothing done yet.
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BENJA ~ sImMGNS,

lock aud Watch maker, and Jcwcler. Nattawan,
Michigan. Repairing done in tho beet manner
and on reasonable terms. i50-ly
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SIMMONS d DARLING,

Loa.sg IN sass, pliuds aud Doors, aud III kinds o
Cabinet Ware, VI tic Steam Saw Mill.
Lswton, 1t7-u. Micb.
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4. B.lNGS &. co.

roprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages at all tin,s 10 let Passenger con-
v"ycd 70 any part Of the country WI II ,espalch
Stable ~ rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mod.
crate. QS(l
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EENKV i.UCTn.

Manufactured o! AMI dall"ril Wiu~ar Cotar, and
cAEh scat cAc.'s. F-uiug repairing. &c oxe.
'ute ol short notice. stone lime ier sale une
.'ostantiy Oh band. shop opposite the Metho-
.iist thGr,h, 'g tao rev csL:Hc; ehnp.
raw Paw. July 80, 1857 I20y
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:. Z. GnIatEs q 90,

!alers in Groceries un3 Provisions, Fish, Frul.
Nots, FaIr,s, OILS. Yankec Motions, WooIon,
Willow AID S,ope Var CgGieetioLery, Cigars
.nrc Liquors & N,.t..i.a aud Mechanical ruf-
t.s'' ctc., c,c 2Iyl
!. &. GRIMES, 10 Wasy.
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II. X. HARRISON,

Hahn, Fancy, JOB, News and Ornamental Printer
Haudbills, Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets, DC spec
dily and quickly executed with ncstness and dis
patch. All orders respectfully solicited. Prices
moderate-N OFFICE--north side OF
main street Paw Paw
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o. 4. GGKVON,

boIicr n Crockcry, Glass aud China ware Paper
Han.ings. Window Shade. and Curtains, Cut
lory, JcNclry, Yankee Notions, stone and East
oru, Ware, &C., North side Of Main ST. first
door west OK l.. &. Butler & Goa, Hardware
Store. l47-tf
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1. q. EUTEFR 4 co.

B, 5oie.alc and Retail. ,slers in American, Ing.
l.sh .ud German Hardware; also, Iron, Nails
uud siasr; Cooking, par,or and Box Stoves
IN, Copper aud sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
az to trade will please give 4 call before pur-
,sasi1Y olsowhor,. 80. Paw Paw, Mich.
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&. " ODELL. Nj ID.

Il Inoop2thc Physician > ,rgeon den III and
pbststri.lan. Tie may at all lines br found Al
nis Eesid No on the corner Of Niles a Paw
Faw st.dr sty south 81 Chas. ~ehck's
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KALAMAZOO BAKERY,

& Co.. are prepared to Oil all orders
for Crackers, Cookies, Cakes, Ru>ks and
all kinds of Bread. Shop directly opposite
Fish's Flour Store, Main Street, Kalamazoo
Michigan l6l-ly.
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y Il HI IEKLN

)oa'er n hfy zoo Is Gro ere- lard are. Ready
Made Clothing Boots aud h.os, Hats and Caps
<-. Stor. ,ou,h h. Ma street 4-lv
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DG- Punch says, "to find out whom q
child loves make il presen aud notice to
whom il is most eager to show that pres
ent exultipgly. To fud out whom wo-
-'qr ho.,l 10 ax2,.ly he same thing
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j. AZ. RIDLON,

County Treasurer, Van Bsreu County, Notary Pub
lie. &c., viii ttend 10 the purchase and sale OF
keal Estate, examining titl,s, payilg & Tax y pro
curing Bounty Land arr hts, DC. Oice IN
the Go IT House. 4-ly.
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81. ". NASH,

Edgs oi Probate. anu Notary Public, Van Bvren
-. ConvsyaaeIng Nnc o,her business pertain
'nS 10 SAID Offices promptly attended 20. viii
Estate, examining Titles. paying Taxes, pro-
curing Bounty Land Warrants, DC. OEice IN
tl.s HoElt Aonss. ~ door on the right. -.
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DURKEE * BOWEN,

Attorneys and Counlcloss 81 Law, aud Solicitors
in Cbaneer7. 0sice on Main Street, near Tie
Couy. HoGss 49, psv ~ hisan.
= fFPt-r ~ r. 49,.
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GDGLSm mSv0Wv.
VAN BUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.
s. II. BLACHMAN.

Register, Of Deed Attorney al Law and Notary
PW'li. will ati-nd TO the business OF CoHve,
avcing drawing asreemsnt-, applications for
e,ooAty lands, wills, &c.-the purchase ard sale
ireal estate, payr ent of taxes, eN L4nauoa of
titles md the compromising OF conflicting titles
&C. Office Ia tho Cour House & iv
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DRs. As-REWS x WooDMAN

uave formed co-pAr;nership fer the practice
Inedicise aud surgery. All calls promptly at
tended to day or night. 10
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LAWTON BUSINESS CADS
q. y. SMITH Il BRO.

Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Fish Fruits,
Confectionery, Cigars, Paints, Oils, Glass, bye
Stufs, Yankee Notions, Perfunery, Drugs and
Medicines, Wooden and Willow ware Pure Liq
uors for Medicinal and Mechanical purposes,
Books and Stationery, ETC., etc,
Lawton, Michigan.
: SwIrT l55-ly.
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Men think that they san do what
they will with iwpunity; but there are
eyes and esrs--and when gentlemen make
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Testimony Of r2sn5er of Ladies ard Gentlemen
DooroR HiLL-Dear Sir: This is TO certify that
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me, and recommend all that are sck to call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L, L.
Worcester, Mass