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NOTlCE.-Th subscriber would re
~ speCtfui'y inform his friends and the public
generally that he il prepared execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING, &c. promptly, and on
good terms as others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks for their patronage some of whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
SINCE his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence to merit liberal share of public patron
age. fe 22-ts s LANDRUM
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~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

The subscriber has on hand, at bis Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley between
lumbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0TEEg. "a
R0uQHEs. BU1GIES, with and without tors asa
sULkfES all Of his own make Of fl best M atereIs
and workmanship; all Of which will sold A. iop a.
good work Of the kind can be In the ctr Of Eish
mond, and respectfully ask call from thtrs in
want Of any article In the Carriage Isp, AZ an &
termined to make 70 order and sell att leasfst
prices possible and all work sold that q new gsr
ranted. MICAJAH MAN0iIM
fe I9--qm
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REMEDY FOR Z, oo 2 Ugh S Coaps.


DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
n NEURALGIA AND NKRv0Us HEADAoHR-..
Mrs. i pAws W coUGH EIixiR & ihs best remedy
generally 20 we'll known that il has relieved psrms-
nently several cascs OF Neuralgia and Ger
ache Attention Il requested 70 the ieio e Known
Rcaaosp. January 10. lsssThis is to s, eer sna
ssnra,s gar mos. severely for several years have
tried various remedies, but found no Iei s,..at ~
snoqs The +, 81 NSysmeaar which found
OF great henoht 10 Inysclf Ny daughter, VINO na -.
suffered with SINCE her asnSy n sds and
l. now free from cough and vigorous snsa - sh bs
has been at any period Of her life peeye s ~ nj
most valuable medicine. e. ss Isia wy
For sale by Mr.. DAVIS Fisher win winston tom
miiispangn sonnssons fee
TIVE BEST COUGH SYRUP In The
i WoRLDi-PREPARED BY CHEMIST; . g
M RTSg0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP or
WILD CHERRY
Is admitted by the thousands who haze asea 70 "a
IN the eest SSls&GMpTivR CoUaa. ASTHMA BRON
CHITIs CATARRH. or any Lung AneStaon. Al, ~ In'
Also great remedy for Hoarseness ana siiays al LII
nsmmaticn of the Lungs or Throat.
e. Bottles Is, 50 cents, and ST. m 49,
q h Ns bp and co sSa
&. B.-If You suffer with pain, use HARrsHosSs.s
0uaE- ALL. tho great Pain Annihilator ja 2o--dn
HARTSHORNE'S GU Ri ETA l. The
Ii GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Ri
This article is the greatest discovery IN Gnemicai
or Medical Science for the rapid cure of kHEUMA-
TISM. NEURALGIA, TOOTA-ACHE. EAR-AoHE.
f.fMRs SIDE. BACK. ca Gov part Of the body.
IL Is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach OF
bowel thousands Of persons who have used Harris
HoRsE,s CURE have been astonished at IT'S won
derful power in removing any pain from the syS-
TEN. -
A. Bottles Is, 50 cents, and 81.
10 be had of PURCELL, LADD %, and all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and petersburg.
saD
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U1RIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY

rTRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY Roy
i AL Letters Paent of England. and occurred by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmaeie de Paris. and
the Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna. Trisse-
mar No 10 a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrte,
and Exhaustion Of tue system. Triesemar NO lei
fectualy in the shortspace of three days. complete
" aud entirely eradicates all traces OF those dsor
ders which co-ayia snd cubebs have 30 long been
thought an antdote for to the ruin Of the health Of
vast Portion Of the population. Triesemar No Bis
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury, TO the inevitable destruction OF the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparla
in the world cannot remove. Triesefpar Nos ], 2,
and alike devoid Of taste or small, and OF all
nauseating qualities They may lie on the toilet Ia
Bile without their use being suspected. FOLD IN tin
cases and divided in separate doses administered
by Velpeau, Lalleman Roux, Ricord. &c, &c. Price
81 each or four cases in for So which saves %;
ard in s27 cases. Sold By DR. II A BARROW, No
I57 Prince, street a few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt Of the amount,
Or will forward the 50 cases OF Tresemar and The
large Sizes carriage paid, thus iDsuring genuine
European preparations. The So cases also sent but
not free of carriage. Consultations usual, from
eleven NJ, till two. ID. fros four till eight. NJ.
NO Isl Prince street. few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also by -
mi oQ--dI1m Richmond
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CWORDS & THAW,
y lis BROAD STREET.
MOURNING GOODS.
Our stock of Mourning Goods, Is now fuii ana
complete.
Black Flonnced Robes
Do Grape De Paris.
Do Silk Muslin.
Do Grape Maretz.
DO Grape De EspsDge.
Do Canton Cloth.
DO Check Silk BaIages.
Do Grape Barege.
Mourning Mantillas in Grape, Grape De Paris
and Tissue.
French Lace Mantillas. my26
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.-One of
IN our concern having just returned from New
York. are prepared TO offer splendid stock OF
desirable DRY GOODS, which we are selling AZ I'M
precedented low prices, consisting in part OF the
following:
Rich Flounced Robe a'oaille and Bayaders SILKS
Rich Flounced Robe a'Quille and Printed Gren-
adines
Rich Lace Silk and Grape Nantes
Lace and Muslip Sets
"a Black Silk Lace for Mantilas, DC
81 Black Befage
"a White Berages
A large stock of White Marseilles for BasQues
EmbroideIies of every description, &c
ALSO-A fine stock of Servants Clothing, TO
which respectfully invite the attention of those
ia want PARkEk 70,
my23 l43 Eagle Square.
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a. N 0TU.ikSUALE,
FASHIONABLE CL0THiER AND DEAL
NJ Err IN GENTLEMEN'S
MIL lAOnS

"a A.. oTU.ikSUALE,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER AND DEAL
NJ Err IN GENTLEMEN'S
.A FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Dress and Business Goats of all kinds
Black Doeskin and Fancy FIR. Cashmere Pants
Silk Satin Cashmere and Marseiles Vests
Shirts, Collars, Socks Gloves, Ties, Hdkfs.
Silk, Cash mere, Merino and Cotton Under Shirts
and Drawers
Gents Spring Over Sacks and Linen Busters
and everyt thing appsrtainng TO gentlemen's wear.
call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsew here as am determined to sell goods at low
I4f Main street.
apl-2ms Four door below Eschsnge bank.
DURE MEDICINES. -LAlDLEY & RO-
l. BINSON invite the special attention of country
Physicians TO their large and varied assert ment OF
Premium Surgical Instruments. which includes
nearly every new improvement in this Department..
All the new aud rare remedies lately introduced,
among which are all the Compounds OF Qunna.
Quinidia. Uinchonia. Bismuth Iodine, Dgtaiin, Fer
roc yauides. Vaerianates, &C, &c
pHIsMicEUTICAL PREPARATIONS Manufactured by
THEMSELVES aud for which the Virginia Mechanics
Institute awarded tho FIRST GLASS DIPLOMA IL
Is46. and the SILVER MEDAL at its late exhibition
These Medicines are all warranted of fuU strength
and pure-the same as are dispensed by the subscr
bers in an extensive city prescription and country
Physicians business
LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON,
Graduates of the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, New Drug aud Physicians Fur
nishing Store corner 4th and Franklin sts-,
my28 Richmond
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AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
prizes Of Sac, approximating 70 $4,000
prize, are N.60O
prizes OF $500. approximatsng 60 sso.ooo
prize. are l,11
prizes Of 500. approximsting to sio.oso -
prize. are SU
4 prizes OF S12s, approxtmssfng 70 $oVW -
priRc, are oW
prizes Of Slo0, approximaung 70 $4.uu 49,.
prize, are &eo
prizes OF $53 approximatin9 70 >Ss,Wu -
prize, are soV
prizes Of $50 approxinsting to $3.50 ~
prizes are AW
s0Oa prIses of $40 are l. 000O0
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A ohEAT opportunity now presents
chssp ksabroideFies One Iiousand doliays warsh
81 q 1870 Cambria Bands just received from n,,e
MO-. ~ prices uuheard 81 for tho fimes "''S
W.s ALFRED MOSES, IS Main Il,
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
-Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has reduced from $40 to only IS; placing
it u the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss can
veniently be sent by mail express to any portion
of the State.
Send measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place of residence
The pad OF this Truss works on the ball and socket
system, giving it great latitude of MOTION TO
apply its pressure at any given point. and then fixing
1t there ut your pleasure by small lever attached
instrument being perfectly simple aud Dot at all liza
BILE to get out OF order or be broken 1t has cured
great number of persons in this city and throughout
| the State and We will most CbeerfnlIy refer TO gen.
tlemen who well known for their yeracity and
respecability who have them selves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina too in cases
Of long standing end Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce il the very best Truss
| known.
The money for the Truss mnst invariably be sent
| In advance
Persons not knowing us can send their money tn
any merchant or friend In the city, or we will give
any reference as to responsibility and promptness
| had Of g. O. JACKSON w
| 81 No. ~ Main street Richmond
N. Is. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all means obtain one for they will
not only cure but are durable that they are the
| cheapest in the end -
All kinds OF Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
| terms. de- lily
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ALEX. HILL the only direct importer of French
Boots and Shoes in Richmond. Keeps constantly on
hand large supply of all of the various styles OF
French Work and Materials, for the manufacture Of
Ladies' and Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes. Call at
ap27 HILLS, I27 Main street.
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LOTTERIES.
4 FORTUNE OF e7O,00Ot TO 81
Had for Ten Dollars.

A FORTUNE OF e7O,O00i TO BE
Had for Ten Dollars.
CWAN 4 cos LUTTERlES.
BY THE STATE ON GEORGIA:
The following schsmsswill be drawnby .. SWAN
a CO. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, In
each cf their single Number Lotteries for jane.
1855, a. AUGUSTA la, ia public, under the super.
sntendcnce of Commissioners.
CHASSIS.
Tcbs drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga. In public. on
SATURDAY, JUN bTa, 1883.
GLASS 10,
To - drawn In the city of Augusta In public.
SATURDAY, Jusg 18TH, 1853.
GLASS 20.
10 be drawn IN the city of Augusta GA In public, on
SATURDAY. JUN fora, 1855.
CLASS al,
10 be drawn In the city Of Augusta 0a in public on
SATURDAY, JgNI 76, lsss.
ON THE PLAN OF SiNGLE NUMBkRA
a4s5 PRIZESl
Nearly One fA-w 10 Eoerp Mas Wekets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
TO 81 Drawn
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ENCAMPMENT AT ASHLAN Nd
~ FIREi FIRE!, FIRElll-Grest destruction of
Tents. Camp Equppage, Military Clothing &c, &c
in which one of the soldiers got badly burnt. bur
that is of small Importance. when he can readily
he cured, by calling at WM IRA SMITHS fine
Clothing Store, auG purchasing suit very low
for cash. Others ia want must call at ia Maiu at
my 26 VIM IRA SMITH
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mY UIU EHufH DN'
At COST AT COST!l AT COST u!
h-CIOsJNG OUT POSITIVELY with view
of msking change In his business, the subscriber
offers from this day. his entire stock OF fresh snd
seasonable Dry Goods. at prime cost for cash: He
would particularly call the attention of house keep
ers and farmers and all those inclined to lay 10
their family and servants' supplies. to the above
prices they will feel satisfied that they guard their
own interest by making their purchases OF him.
Any one DESTROYS of engaging in the Dry doods
business aud wishi one of the best stands IN the
city, applying to him, may expect one Of the best
bargains ever offered,
S'- HENRY BROWNS,
No Is Main street,
mv16-lms z doors above Van Lew, Taylor Co.'S.
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RAILROADS. sTnAMaoArs. a.

rr-A FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
.ESsGx The steamer GEO. PEA BODY. sill
leave Richmond for Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
morning, al 6 O'Clock, where she will connect with
the Boston steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
ing Tuesday.
Good. will be delivered through to Boston with
expedition by this route, and at mod rate
Of freight.
For terms, apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON.
my 4-ts ONCE opposite Steamers Wharves
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D. q. BRIDaFOgD II. fINSLBT PAS1
FRANKLIN }AffBEwS.
DRIDGFORD & CO., General Commits
- sion and Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock.
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LADIES' HEELED CATERS,
- only 81 80. just received at No. i3 Main
street. sign of the Big Boot.
nv 20 VIM WAESH.
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DRY GOODS.
r HRGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
Ia or
Foreign Dry Goods,
FOH CASH

WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR COST
We WIN from TIL; date WITH The Ist Of June ois g
Fhe sooR conssts part Of Black and ysncy
assortment OF Tailors trimmings. Ladies' Dress
Goods In great variety white and shsGksd IAN r;as
5nsns Linen sheetings. Dsmssk TowsIlinss, &C.
many Of which are Of our own importation.
We invite the Retailers Of the city, specially to
examine our stock. To our country friends, We
feel grateful for the they have given
us Ia our efforts increase the sale OF Foreign Dry
foods In tins IN M she ,sd WV monhs ss rs
scrpton OF Fancy Goods At auction on the LIST june
we expect 10 open the Fall Trade with an entire
new importation, many Of our orders being already
We mean no Hun,bugI but pledge ourselves to
act nm b. the letter Of this ad ' artisement.
b FERGUSON, JR, 90.
my 7--dtlstJune No Pearl street
T OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
IL At the store No. e. Main street, ron can find
the cheapest handsomest Goods ever offered 70 the
py Yard wide, fast color LAWNS; cts and upwards.
Berage De LANES. plain and figured, i21l cents
pIsin and Striped BERAaEs, all colors.
GINaHAMS at l21s cents, worth double the
Lawn Gu and Jaconet ROBES. side striped and aoun-
BsSs and SSd SILKS l9y Pr s@ :.
and upwards.
Blk PAKASOLS, from so cents and upwards.
Twisted silk MIfTS, at rs cts, worth 50cents.
Irish LINENS and TOWELS.
Brown aud Bleached COTT0N,
And a great many more Goods, astonishing low
Call so0n if you want to save money.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
my3-lms No n Main street.
no BE SACRIFICED.-One million Lii
men Cambria Hdkfs, at 90 per cent. below their
men Hdkfs large size at SIC: $500 Linen Hdkts at
IKE worth ls; 800 Linen Hdkfs at lSs4c, worth
371sc 500 Hemsttched Hdkfs 37k and 25c; All kinds
OF Ladies' Collars. sold very low; Handsome Berage
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JAVA COFFEE-l00 mats of old gov-
By my q EDWIN WORKMAN { 90.
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GUNPOWDER AND BLACK TEAS of
" suppyior quality, London Mustard, Olive OIL,
Pepper, Ginger and Allsp'ce, for sale by
nay Is EDWIN W0RTHAM 4 co
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HAIR DYES -Alexs nder's Tricobaph;
IA Phalon's Magic Liquid Dye; Mathews Vene-
tan d.; Barrisen's Columbian do; Hutchin's do:
Italian do, a supply received and for sale by
my % MILLSPAIlU AZ IlH STnE
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Z BBLS. PICKLES; half do some
- thing nice; so bags Nuts. different kinds; 20C
boxes Raisins 20 boxes Citron 5 casks Currants. 2
drums SuItana Raisins; 500 drums Figs. For sale
by D N JONES Il co,
my29 No T6 Main street
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" lh9 LNlA WORM NIL
cry for it'll This valuable ana popular prepare
Ion is recommended with the greatest confidence
Past experience and test of years having proved it
be Of the best, safest and most reliable Worm Ee
,troyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children, it Is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety as it contains no OIL worm seed turpentine or
other naUseous drug.
Prepared only BY E. j. PIOoT, and for sale by
Druggists generally xull
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TX 010 FIT. CLEAR MAZDA

, WI ~
30000 II. wide Il inch POP lar suitable for carriage
makers.
70 geo II. "a Rock Maple, for machine rurposss.
Io0o0ft E inch Spruce, FOR piano makers sOGns'ng
boards,
$3.50 1t. bisck Walnut for cabinet makers
Landing in the Dock and tor sale GA scc0mn0da-
ting terms by TRUMAN A PARK ER.
Wholesale aud retail dealer in ipafeF o. AZ kinds
my 2l-lm Corner al Gary AMI 10Th sts.
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COR TRAVELERS.-The Patent Glen
sites--it requires no boiling, may be prepared for
use in a few minutes and imparts beautiful polish
to all kinds of Inc goods. For sale at
LAIDLEY L R0BINS0N'S,
my 81 New Drug Store, 18th and Franklin SITS.
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MOTICE-Notes Of the BANK OF THE
lN OLD DOMINION, at Alexandria will be re
deemed at par. in Bankable funds
my 5-te ISAACs q IA1Luh.
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we'll az my friend the Poet. is unayoi,la-
bly, absent or this Interesting occasion
has given me reason to suppose that he
would occupy ~ empty chair about tie
first of January next. i he comes among
yen, be kiui to him, &c you hay been 10
lie. Nay the Lord bless YOU all :-ArI
We shook hands all round tue ;ab,c.
Halt AZ hour afterwards TIE areaa fast
things and the cloth were gone. I looked
no and down the length of the bare boards,
over which had So often uttered my SEN
tinlcnts and cxperlences-and-les, |
am man, like another.
All sadness vanished, as. in the midst
of these old friends of mine, whom You
know, and others a littlc more up in tho
world, perhaps, to whom l have MT in
troduced You, | took the schoolmistress
before the altar from the hands of the old
gentleman who used to sit opposite, and
who would insist On giving her away.
And now we two are walking the long
path in peace together. The 'school-
mistress" finds her skill in teaching call
ed for again, without going abroad to seek
little scholars. Those visions of mine
have al come true.
| hope you all love me none the less for
anything have told you. Farewell
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J9GePs s GOrnrr.
From the N. Y. Eccning Post.
A COMETARY.

A.Fstefioas stranger. stertiiGg each star-gazer
% most et- oT1gt-an3 celeatia. blazer
Tell ne, ! pray, Of yoar siderial status:
beiong you 20 Tho posse comc.-at:s
VI heavenly spheres, enrolled to keep the
"Hrgo,' member Of the Golden FleeceY
But stars no long T serve in tie police.
90 tEls can't be- think I've found you out:
You've been taic-6carmg mid the stars, ro
doubt,
Or, much the same, perchance in Leslie's pay.
You've been !llumining the Milky Way;
And, like poor Frank, You prying, stump-tail
sinner,
taurus has had you TUNED away from dinuer.
Have you made Jupiter of Juno Jealous?
Earth wants enlightening, SO in Latin tsLius.
Cuod ut comctr nemo siJi sorfe,
Con,entus est? Eyenu saepe forte.
A PGTo!oT Of rupees for an answer,
BY Ge1alai, explain It if you Cancer!
Have you been sereaading female stars,
20 the intense disgust Of pas aul Hcrs,
Who thi2k your sparkling round Ease intru-
sion.
Your kisses but e3iptica' delus;on?
1t may be you've eclipsed that thievish hero,
Ard some cold night sent Mercury towards
Zero.
CIs uiG you Wink at en0S ana e1rGPe her
At least you're pointed at by Ursa Major.
Don't hope to parse me with your dsc!iaat;on,
lr bent in-tease-ly on al explanation,
4oa,cannot hide, as through the heavens you
sail;
That you're star. and hereJy hangs a tale.
I've SH'u7H hour waiting for your story,
Though non Const-gi, be sr-pianet-org.
| fear you've risen above your proper station,
g m ecn atrtcston gained your eleUation,
Cor some specific cause assumed your gravity );
roe both through yourself and your depravity.
Why thus persist in such eccentric courses
Are they internal or external forces
IAat Guide your actions IS through space you
roll?
Do you revolye on magnetic pole
Like this Same wor'l CT ours? I hope l 1xis
\ - oper question, tor belief it taxes
10 think you wander III this course erratic
Without ,2'las reason. Are YOU systematic
Ia What yoI do? There now, you're out Of
sight
W:thoa. so much as bidding me good night
That's very Iude, but yet gather from it,
You mean to tell me that cannot comet.
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"she locks very SD, SAL, as lows
ly lady left my side.
Yes, she has had no trouble ti.at 7
know about, but they say her husband is
not kind to her"
Not kind to Lor, lis wife, who fr5r love
of him, has LEFT home, parents, friends, .
follow h;s fortunes. Whose sole care is.
that he ,aav be happy, who, through TIE
long day tolls that his lone may Be
pleasant, Lis children well-dressel, oheii-
eLt and dutifuI, ard al night watches
with eager love for his footstcp End voice.
There i no reprooch upon his lip, NO IL
humor in his face, as he takes the paper
from his pocket and sits down to read
No pleasant word of greeting falls upon
her ear; the light she brings FOR his ci-
gar is taken mechanically without even a
nod of thanks. Her face is pale, acr
head aching, but there is 40 look Of SYM
pathy, no kiss pressed rron The t!.yUb-
bing forehead.
Is he sick? Who witches night ard
10y, nnweaFied and patient? Who soothos
his ill-huror asa pc;s ,:n? Whoselow,
sweet voice charms away ncrvousncss"-
Whose cool, soft hand presses upon his
forehead with healing power? y hocuists
t:.a children, watches iest doors ie:, dark
ms the too gar;ng light, and in al. things
is tender and careful? His wife.
Well, does he rot pay her bills, g;vc.
her tne clothos, place hcr at the head of
his large house, with servants 10 DO her
bidding! Does lie not allow her every
indulgence.
All. bat look into her heartl One ca
"ess, one ioving kiss. one word Of tender
aess, would buy Iii her luSuries. Size
watches from the window to see aa fr:Sh
iaborcr come home from his work, throw
his arm about the homely sunburnt wo-
man, who waits for him at the corner,
aud say "Ah Molly darling, what should
/ do without you, sure Z"
She turns to lock into the glass MOI
" is dark, stout, and hard featured. Her
face is fair, beautiful her fo~n slight
md CraceicI; yet all her ioveiines5 buys
oot ore such caress, and word Of heart
,pohen love.
Alas for her! The bitter cup must be
drained every day. In vain size watts
smiling, ana arraved in her most becom-
Ing dress, in the hope of one such word,
as he threw SO protuseiy to her before
they married In vain, when iyi2g in
illness, suffering al pain, does she watch
tor sympathizing looks and words.
Her husband Is not harsh to her lie
"e1ies hcr no p'ea-urc, TO i"33.2,aco; he
is simpiy Not Hini.-FIGGINrA D. For
GESr.