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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
Mr.. Everett on the Rain.

Mr.. Everett made u speech few days ago at
Binghampton. in New York the occasion of
some public celebration. 1t happened to he rain
ing in tho morning. and many persons expressed
their regret at the circumstance-but Mr.. Everett,
in the course OF h' speech thus beautifully and
eloquently pictured blessing what many were
disposed to regard q misfortune:
have heard from one friend and another this
mornng-kind enough to pay his respects to me
knowing on what errand had come have heard
from and another the remark that he was sor-
~ that we hadn't II good day. 1t was it il true.
raining in the morning. But it is good day, not
withstandng the rain. The weather is good
Not good weather. sir? Ask the farmer into
whose grains aud roots there remains some Of its
moisture, to be driven hy to-inorrow's sun. Ask
the boatman who is waiting for his raft To 90 over
the rapids. Ask the dnry-m nEi grazcr il the
rain, even at this season, is not good. Ask the
lover Of nature If it is not good weather when it
rains. Sir, one may see in Europe artificial
ter works. cascades constructed by the skill Of II
man at enormous cxpense-at Chntsworth, ut
liesse -Casscl, and the remains Of the magnificent
water works Mt Marty, where Louis XIV. lavished
uncounted milions Of gold, and thus. according
10 some writers, laid the foundation Of those dcpe-
tons Of the treasury which brought on the French
Revolution. The traveller thinks il n great thing
to sec these artificial water works. where little
water liz pumped up by creaklng machinery, or II
painting steam engine. to he scattered in frothy
spray. and do we talk Of its not being II good day
when Gods great engine is exhibiting his impe
rial water works sending up the mists aud vapors
to the clouds, to be raincd down again in comfort
and beauty and plenty upon grateful and thirsty
man? Sir, as n mere qualification Of the taste, |
know nothing in nature more sublime more beau
tifu than these rains descending in abundance and
salubrity from the skies. (Applause.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

! O'Clock yesterday morning, and remained below,
at the depth OF twenty-five feet, working at the
rock until ! p. M. During this time they bored
II hole six feet long and two inches wide, in the
solid rock.
How DErAuLTINs CASHIER CARRIED on HIS
RAsc.LiTY FOR forR Yr.Rs.-The Boston Atlas
gives the following interesting particulars Of the
way in which the deiaulting cashier Of the Brighton
Bank managed his galhy: The reason tor the
resignation Of Mr.. Robt. Woodwork, cashier Of
the brighton Bank has become apparent He
turns out to be deiaulter, having mnle way as
i. alleged with some $4,000 Lelongng 10 the
bank. An Investigation If progressing by the d.
rcctors. The bank ~ said to be secured against
loss by til. lond-men If Mr.. Noodworth and by
his private property, which has been made overt
the bank 10 protect it from loss. It il said that he
has been ndngng in fancy stocks lpr somc time,
and which, ~ j. generally the ea>r, has brought
him down. lie is leading Baptist III Brighton.
and the revelations are heard with concern by tho
Church. ii was supp fscd at first that the roguery
ot recent occurrence, and tins opinion WAS all
the stronger from the fact that the cashiers books
have balanced with the incest exactness, and the
examination ot its affairs, b, the bank Commits
soper IN May last fcveslnd no suspicious circun,-
stances. few day. since, the President Of the
bank. $. II. Bennett. received an inquiry from the
President OF the fnneuil Hall BaHk, whether he
should furnish Mr.. Woodwork. with $4,000 on
New York on account Of the Bank Of Brighton.
He at refused, saying if key did it, it was
at their own risk.
Mr. Bennett WAS then informed that they had
already let him have the same amount. THIS led
to- an investigation, and to the confession Of Mr..
Woodwork that he had for four year, been appro-
printing the funds If the bank to hi, use, for
speculation and other purposes. lie had I.urcha-
>cl II house in Brighton for Slj,o0o which was
furnished i'll paln'ial style, sl"eula'ed Mt second
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

Rg joins LANCASTER son 0r ffc nfeh endu9 7hursdd,
Haptembr 30, Is,s.
Virginia per MIS- ~
Virginia cents, shorter dates, sal, and nte
Bonds guaranteed By the last dies at 500 aad interest
Kchuoni tttv Bonds sales S93 and Interest
Nr2inia Bank Stock. \par S70) sales S,l
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales Sl02@
xclange Bank stock. last sales al Sici.
Virginia Fire and Marine stock last sales at S2ct
Merchants Insurance Stock. last sales "A, $50
Richmond FIRE Association Stock ipar S2O1 sales 1914
Richmond deicksbnrg and Potomac Railroad Stock sale,
atS1n
Virginia Central Railroad Stock sales at $50
krhinoEd and Petersburg Railroad Stock. sales SIS
Richmond and Danyle Railroad Stock last sales AT ST.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

badly prepared to meet Early next spring will
be enough for the most who wish to seek
their fortunes in these mines. Meanwhile they
can get all the information they need. aud can
make their arrangements leisureIy, SO as to be en-
abled to reach their destination with the smallest
outlay Of time labor. md money!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

sales In New York, Wednesday OF 5 0OJ Virginia G-
ga
A letter dated San Francisco, Sept e. SAYS:
pnie uncertain whether sIaI
from The t'aicgo il,xal mills stock
il no" Reduced 10 Loo bbls and held by spcculaor
worth today Sl2 Dbl while 20
are sacabc 9Oai TO- and at
y Tor 2iD lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
Bnl,imorr Cn.,ir Mnrk.,-scp,. 10,

BEEF CAT FILTH. receipts were slightly larger to day,
the amount Offering reached Loo head the
fereI 800 head driven of 100 LETT unsod
remain ', 100 head purchased by the Baltimore
price, ranging from 81 62 averaging 80
which is decine OF &c per H.
noes the supply continues pretty good sales this
ST 2aa6 - per 100 lbs
SHEEP We quot" Sheep this week s3ai 60 per head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
NIRGsNuA,-As RuIc. held In the Cicr: - q,


tie" ct The County Corrt Of Nelson County Mohay HE
4th d. Of October 1859 - -
Han"y huh.rs Guthrige ThnrmoHd and Polly his wife
merry rory Dawson, Henry Dawson, Nurbornc
ana Josephine his wife Pcttr Turner and
Jane Dawson isaac Fothcrs Jane hsw wifi T. Iaw.
s'n John Dawson and George Dawson, Martha Gentry
Wilson y smith, aud jeanette h. ifp, Moore md
jar ms wiz" Margaret Dawson William El,z
a'th his wife aud Nj ~ DAVIS ,nJoin T. Roberts Eli OF
tobc'ts Milton Roberts, Henry r Roberts, Zachar,ah
Roberts lzaheth Roberts and Sally Roberts.
AHaINsr
John DAVIS N John Dawson r. To Nelson
The ian heirs OF Polly Raiiey decd Bailey her
husband, Matthew Roberts j hn William = De
caiur johnson. Henry JohLson James Johnsni Apu.ss
JolIs m lizateth johnson Daratia inusor ana Vii
ah Nmt ini ni child # W lillian O. Smith sally lis
wife w ho /, dead
IL CHAM cry
TIE oljfc' Of 1hi> suit ohta Of
personal estate hed by Jane Dw in tic estate Of
her husband john Daweou deceased II y af
hna'' that all the Defendants except the last (W lillian SMITH
ae residents of this II they n .nr
hrlc "iin one iith after due publication hereof and ,,
what necessary 1" protect their
o hi- order b" published week
weeks III the lyhchufB Nrgnian, newspaper published In
the city -" sh bnrs and posted the Court
ii""se OF TINS unity ON the hfst day the County
N"n! a topy-Tcse, s IL LOVING. ok
HiTFiI aD w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

AINGuNls CLASs.-Fer~ons dr-irin. TO enter
- Mr. Camps Singing Class viii please pref nina
ry gements Monday night october ih, Lecture
Room o I. Pauls (Episcopsp ChWch.
yry- A tia. ~ will also be formed FIR irfn
IERM:,-S5 - Ihi,iren's Casa
o. This Class viii take at o'clock Wednesday
Io,t4-d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
IMMENSE SAVING. OF FUEL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID ATOCKO
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.
C. s I}IISS &. 90

L. s BLISS Il CO.,
uNNlIE attention to the attractive display of new Fall
aud Winter Goods when they have been receiving four
weeks past Oar stock the and
selected OF offered this We can orr
unusual in,lu, ements prices
our great variety of Cooking
not he exeelrd Tor economy and convenience.
1"rhh STOVES and Radiators for wood coal
ahd u" nhi patterns worthy the
DINING Room and Church Stoves sgi and lie rice,
operation Office Church actory Stoves of ali s,l,
al remarkably low prices
t'rhes-Rel, medium and low priced adapted to the
- al
The Morning Star Cooking Range entirely new article,
ana superior 10 ali others that preceded it, ay en-
iasr' our Sales Rooms double their capacity and
made our purchases early the our stoc
personally from the loading founliies Northern Cites
"''ti confident "i being able to supply all
better iueht and better than
been done in this mirheat the Stove Eange
second d'or below the Market Main Lynchburg Va
octl.ts EllSS A. n
uEtsX ALUM WATER..-Wc hay,
Az an analysis OF this water ide by Booth the
~ mht which shows II 10 he richer III than
AnIn Water in Virginia. Ply requested
!" eau ana TASTE anu examine the analysis II put e.
dehJohh and hf cheaper other alum wa
te's sold here ] or sale by the agents
oct / lRtp coy ". a, STIOTHER 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

DESCENT IN Divine BELL.--An interesting tri-
al was made at New York on Wednesday, of the
diving bell invented 10y Van Buren, Rycrson, aud
used in removing Diamond Rock. east Of Govern
or's Island. The bell is of new and very inge
NOUS design and operates on the same principle
the Nautilus, no machinery beingused to lower
or raise it and it can remain below for hours, in
dependent of all communication with the upper
world. and then is raised or lowered by its occu-
pants simply touching valves, which let in or out
condemned air or water. Five men went down at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

NW OK CnttIe Wnrkrt-Scpt. 10.
beef CateOferngs this week 33i7 sale 5Oa$g 90
per 100 lbs for inferior To quality.
cows-sales at 2jaS60 to quality Veal Caves-saes at
5la6i cts
Sh'ep and Lambs continue steady and at from s3a
81
Swue-rhe offerings 5000 head sales at o0as5 20
or corn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

h'cn" "l b" found IA an thrr e"umn, la, ai'toNcr,d
h'Y tor thu gray aud ha It, wh,h ptartt.
,h'Ai II rrfunrs Ia" ,iErIg intr
be" Ih're 'tn be n"d nh whaVr its NJ, acy. W. lave
sea Il smsn ils almost wliluut Ia, uf
grrt intelligence, Eigh st,udi ( aud mora worth
h"N" VIII" have been bald wearing their
""n TAR ans Young than thy did II
mouths ag" As IN most gray hairs aud bald head,
h"ll1 pr matu'' AMI dply th"n toy
vented and nVw knd nrrsto the aii It'd Read
t'emeht Try Is wonderful I,mcdy, aAd gi,e the Prot
testimonial ihnphis Hh4H
Sold hy AL respectable pruEGSs iSr, - Wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

purchasing -nppH country rcreapts should select
ony realize han Is profits trpm,hcr but confer
lasting obligations their patrons Every nghborhood
h humber Of ly Ptics vel cueicd and rbili
tea residents and the liant tni "1 t,
si'oly relief should fan IN doing The duly
"v'rs good e"n 10 ALLEVIATE he Affections around h and,
Tar As he ins h. althani happiness W.
i"d to know that RENE Y Tor t'"s" distressing dsas,sa
falling cneyas AT length been discovered and that
there nrr thousands of rs"s ~ The STAT" VIII" hay" been
90 ,,ncnl,' fro5 ,c mac nan a r, -, ,'. a,d r.nr
cd pnlaalo thai thd ia TAXI il. We
1t given ior asne lever h"e dr" sour stomach loss
"t appetite l"nsuesS aud nds, ron and have rarely
known To fail in ci.cthg permanent shot time
Nearly every Apohecary tir' ~ot is selling these
bl rms and they constantly performing wonderful
bat order extend their fumes. desire them
extensively introduced in all country that body
may ,ni"y their healing qualities The "prcor il prepared
To- s" this medicine to merchants sneh odcrae terms that
they can risk nothing in purchasing retail and
we know that wheet ntr"duc ed popularity
VIII increase and its 'ulnss become general These BIT
rms AZ" entirely free from all on"us IN rails and put
up with such that they VIII X" we'll any climate
they ar" the most elective tonic used and viii Of
any thing that can b" them Every iy should try
i" bottles in order uhd, stard and aprre, their
Price 30 cent. per bottle
To wholesale snd retail of all the principal d uggis,s
IN the cty q" kehn'"nd and elsewhere in Virginia asa,
M''sLs ohas St"'t c., a.lnslon ct>. q II Sta
nar,,r- rark j. ~
o'i'rs hllcd by adir.s,tns l. BAKER. Proprietor.
srlt nls El,hm"ud Va
wild Chr,ry Bai-um.-'Ehr following il wor-
Thy IL" attention Of all W h" are Interested tr t scr,
friends
LHAiGriI Ind Jul, 81. ls.i
Ih"r ;" y was attacked abo" hT" months *" VITA ="
"spcca', ciry) sad Ga hat nItnmaon or r,n
sumption OF the '"ne- sud III cNtnstlne knl uhout
r'nrt mr pronounced ny ucufah' inneuc,d ia.
hang hr Ds,s Hn',@m 81 mad c1,rry weeks az"
anh H. tour dassi Vas hr" walk al >,r tn house
GEORGE HOOVER
A"v" hand yona plain statement mona Geo. Hoover of
this cit VIII" is wall known having tvtd ht'r twenty
Year. ihc d"cto'sn 'niidhn sne three months and
L'm up to die bat W 'sta ha.,a4. cu''n lin
ph "nHrArE prueE,,
Ial"A eth Ind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

liaAtn. a"irtuIincd To " nj mi, 4, -,
ZION the emi-r- TIL III. 5th dav 81 SvI'w
BIER, the TRACT OF LAND on which ,o,, ,.,1a
called AIR VIEW, lying on the Va Fem In,rosa =,
miles above chbnrg and 10 from Iib-rty (he cnuniy a,
containing q AttfS The land, ON the al
have long ben considered productive easily cul va
ted and improved Lands In the Commit, IA, fnr, l.
abundan warr'd. with fine springs well laid IA mn,
htlds and ts with each, aud
Il y!ed Into w" more with due v,.
To- rtth in the MOI sl, Uf the Eail
and CONNEXIONS BRltk 81 iLllHt;, with 10 rooms rx n;
elusive OF IN" bhscreut) with all
comfort and Of large family 10th whit, and
black Tn the south OF the l,a road is GHISr MILL
and nll tor the Ic and no VII
fY, bots The Ilarc has FINE DKt IAKDS al Pa
20 and AppIe Trees fall bearing. convenient To
both chnrt hes and s.hopl., and ncghbor cd FIR
years consider one Of he most desirable in pant of the
country ~ health of the place and th surroun
ding scenery i unsurpassed here sons desiring IT,
i'll be shown the place by tang Also at the same
tis and place the Crop and Kitchen Furui
ie, and ties iIafs Likely Negroes The sale viii com
hh'o " ~ 100 ~ aud continue fr"n lay day until flush
cd Terms madt known the day of sale
octI dtds II q sTrprop
Il lIp law, - 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

- HALL nATTERS.-Ne have just rCcei cd
~ al OF T. RI Mnnaies for Ladies, Shawl Pins aud Peal
Studs for Gentlemen and something in The SILK
WATCH GUARDS, all OF wldch should be pleased to
show and sch SILVERTHOgN L. Cliff
sep,3uts rep copvl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
SALES BY AUCTION.
SALH OF yALUAnIE REAL r.ra

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ Lear Tue Town OF Liberty As Trustee Of trust
~ samuel Quarl.s and wife Of record In the
.an inc. OF the County Court Of Bedf county " ILL., on
SaIUhDAf, OCTOBER 9h ire in Il ont of Bedfo,d Cor RI
81. by public auction the highest bidder yalua-
Qnarie resides. 100 ACRES NOR, ar less
D" improvements on this land consist a large TWO
SOM DIV LLIiHt; fIOt 81. with Nh
itis AMI All the necessary
aN on the virginia aud T.nn.s-rc Hsirnad
'",th ' the D"" at Liberty The larger par; el,
ed and pr tue"s finely,
a. trustee" shall only convey such title vested In
~ tIr uc'a Luz the title b, i-yt be
TERMS he half ii the purchase money ,as4 the r.,in.
~ f"o'H II iue'ai"enis alb aud II months after
daic OF s" N"spahe .1uircd for tn.
ehinen's with od aud III. ttI rem p iii III.
~, hh'' "'."y Pa'i. G. DICKINSON.
Trust
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
The Comet.

/ This heavenly visitor j, becoming more brilliant
beautiful and interesting nightly. 1t makes sor-
geous display every evening. scientific writer
III the Boston Courier says:
"Whcn the comet which is now 50 conspicuous
was first disco, cred its orbit wins found 10 be ~
near that Of the first comet Of ls2I that the two
bodic. were surmisc1 To he identical and to re-
turn every thirty.one years. This snppositon,
however, does not seem destined Ia be confirmed
The accurate calculations Of It's elements which
have been published, combine to render it almost
cen tain, that several thousand years must clup-c
before it again visits our system. According tn
the calculations Of Mr.. Watson. Of Ann IIarbor,
which are probably the most to bc relied upon Of
NIL yet made IN this country. the comet will pass
its Pcrihellon on the morning Of September 30th.
nj which time lis clo'ity will la about l27 900
miles per hour, or more than thirty five miles per
second. II will approach nearest our earth on the
10Th Of October nj which time its apparent mug-
nltude and brlllInncy will be nearly double what
they are now. 1t will soon move rapidly toward
the South. but it will continue visible until the
latter part OF October. mt which time. il viewed
near the end of twilight every evening it will lie
found gradually to sink in the $. W. mud finally
disappear on is long journey into space not TO
return till our times Of more remote antiquity
than those of Moses even Adam are now"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

o'clock yesterday morning. and remained below
at the depth Of twenty-five feet. working at the
rock until | p. m. During this time they bored
hole six feet long and two inches wide, in the
solid rock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
The Raleigh North Carolina Register. speaking


The Raleigh North Carolina Register. speaking
Of the denomination of Mayor Swami, says
"llc undoubtedly made the best Chief Mnsi>-
tratc Baltimore ever had, and the American pnrty
have but paid him we'll mcrited compliment in
thus unanimously nominating him for reelection,
while they have administered deserved rcbukc to
those taut.hndlng Democratic journals IN their
midst who's" sole Sht has bcea to abuse his
upright administration
Such notices must prove crafty ing to Mr..
Swami as they are u,t to Baltimore city IN rrlcv-
ing lis good name from the false accsations of par
ty calumnialors.
Hon. Laurent J. Sgur, distinguished lawyer,
editor, and politician. of Louisiana. died n, Pass
Christian few days ago Of consumption. Col
Sigur politician of the southern Rights
school and candidate for Congress at the
last election against Davidson. Sdcll, Democrat
and Wnttcrson, American. lie was n man ofbril.
liant talents. and. had he lived. would have made
his mark in the future of Southern politics
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

br,as nd nd r,rd
Al! other Applications Tor years Thou
theas attest rS almost ding~ hospitals
b'h III ia" "d and the world sold tn"
NJ" ~ Maiden Lam New l"rK, and bV
tic, and 81 per pot Is pt4.-lw
~ From the C!crgy.-fsc.'d. :, a.. siearn.
"ro, consider IL tl best remedy lover Dyspcp
he late Rev. DR. Granger repeatedly his
ha he owed tbs he I" tie timely Of 1, Pain
kt''r During his recent III, Mission, a. he
had aseNr'. attack ot Ia" CHOLERA,
ivt I'd 10y its
Re, a. Webster, Editor Of the Christian Era writes:
nav" ts"i your PAN Killer Tor many family
with much sstIsf action
Rev j. Pm laps, rmerly Of the ori>sa Mission India writes
snt,tion winch has suffered years and III OCT
effect than any other ct I'll. Ia, IT, .d
ana Tor dye pcpsa and kinney complaints with good
Suld dealers
Sold b. JOHN II. STAY. Lyn,hburg l.rpt2iaw
INrbREANK.-A resnc.it has IL la ~ be, ~ Al.
covered, which Is certain DaulrUH
of tie liar Tho
Is ir"u, semtcnan wei known IL tins community sl3uii
every that RusstkS LS>eNoEOf HAY It,rt,"
is Just what il prct.'is bea remedy Gucqua.cd III
OF the Hair. livery certificate gAr is IRON " ,n
known and luost reliable
PhTkk,But0 Aug 18th, ls.1.
Coz, +. IL EossEkDcsI Sr nave used suur ,seucc
tBay Leaves for the r,npNaiot ddnrn, ULd
thou three, bottles eVctg and
IN consideration OF whi' can unhesthtney
In the highest terms. tHA>. ". AKNULlp.
~ This Valuable tire Ia sac hur,tir and r. tan,
by Messrs w. A. SrRU iHisit = co. and JOHN SEAY
Druggists OF tins city. sept 5aA,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04
October 2nd, lSjs.

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Opened aud ready tor AbUiiion SAFE His stock
admirably as>at.d The goods rnn and -
IA" quality from tie cheapest very best Rol
that made The prices and e SON,
In
tu nine TINS thing. his Housc ,ri, m
shadow OF turning for rvery autlpy goods
t"ptihRw has much or
Ii lac the iice il al the
VI tiIN IL 'sr I" ii buSncs, with n,
VIII not ohy prove satisfactory IT, the
material ocn hstli 10 tHe interest each
the House No trimmings be throw n in W
goods sold b every ninlug, are wanl,
tiny VIII be furnished OF best quay and charged lowest
ioct1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-04

None genuine nnlc sisicl l. III IT'S ON ,hr w,app,r
sep 2,-lw
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12
select HtseeIlaMp.


There is IN ono of the valleys of
Hlgland, an old red mansion, for many
years the home Of the Malcnes. Ii IL
surrounded by the most delightful and
picturesque scenery, and rises there in
shadowy light Of lesfy trees.
II was starry night in the June-time
when this tree e-encircled home, nestled
90 sweetly in that green vale. was bril-.
liantly lighted up for twas the bridal
eve Of fair Lily Malone They seemed
70 bc very happy, the bright throng
for the sound Of music and revelry cch-
ocd far out among the silent hills. But
all were not joyous there. Amid that
gay assembly, one white face bowed low,
and young heart grow heavy with its
first great sorrvw.
The light Of more than nineteen sum-
mcrs could not have dawned upon the
life Of Marcus Hydra; for the youthfui
cast Of his countenance told that he hac
not yet come TO the age of manhood
Yet even in boyhood he had cherished
q sweet dream Of love, which faded
from his youthful heart, and left it lone
and desolate, when Julian Vernon call
cd Lily Malone his wife. He could not
blame her for loving that handsome
dark-eyed ran by her side; but the
monrr fully In his heart over ia dead
honss ''
,h.v g.,horsd aro,ns ,ha vo,n.
h~;ds Msrcss too nresssd throuyh tbss
crowd and he held TiIv's hand Within
his own. A wild vearninr throbbed in
ths bov's heart n vearning he could
not rcs;st--and his lips rested for n mo.
msnt on LiIv'sbrow. white rose wa,
m;splaced. and fell fiom her brida
xvrssth SCATTERING tho snowv metals a,
her feet