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THE OLD LOVE.

met her, she was thin and old;
She stopped and trod with lettering feet
The hair was gray that once was gold,
The voice WIS hoarse that once was sweet
Her hands were dwindled and her eyes,
Robbed Of the gir!ish light Of JOY,
We're dim; ! felt 4 sad surprise
That had loved her when Il boy.
But yet n something in her air
Restored me to the vanished time,
My heart grew young and seemed to wear
The brightness Of my youthful prime.
I took her withered hand IN mine
It's touch recalled ghost Of joy
! kissed it with a reverent sigh,
For had loved her when q boy.
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=
ietly Amer takn MP, the Labor Interspersed
with OckashunI Victim my lips with the
same
whiskcl all hale from erlyist boyhood,
Hev ardently admyred thy qwatis.
Thowsi cloathed mi mind with strength-mi noze
in richest dyes.
Hale Whiske hale! Hale potent son Of Rye!S
When wus grows wus, and bad grows bladder,
When trubbus waivs across me buzzum roll,
A nip Of the expands my shruuken sole,
As wind rum boys mouth expands bladder.t
Water is good, no man Of sents denise il,
sercb throo old Nacher and You viii not meet,
An artikle so fl for washing fset,i
But as a beveridge, faw there dispise it.
Aii stumik terms, and fur relief III
To the ecksiTaCt Nv coru-to thee Red Eye
SAIudin the pleseni hckshun that whiski j
maid nv rye which Il Is not, bi no menes; on tn
contrary, nv korn.
7 A butiful smile spproprysly chozen to sh
how the elickser nv life will coz a man to spre
hizelf
The hherality nv this continent Is noble, Il
grand. While assertin the superiorti Of his ia
voriie beveridge, he ia winin TO allow to sum US
ken be maid nv luther lickw.ds. sech noble
mindsdness is refreshin.
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From the Atlantic Monthly.
THE TWO STREAMS.


BY o. W. HOLMES.
Behold the rocky wall
That down its sloping sides
Pours the swift rain drops, blending as they fl
In rushing river tides
Yon stream. whose sources run
Turned by pebbles edge,
Is Athabasca, rolling toward the sun
Through the cleft mountain-lsdge.
The slender rill had strayed,
But for the slanting stone,
To evenings ocean, with the tangled braid
OF foam-Aecked Oregon.
So from the heights Of viii
Life's parting stream descends,
And. as a moment turns its slender rill,
Each widening torrent bends
From the same cradles side,
From the same mothers knee
One to long darkness and the frozen tide,
One to the Peaceful Sea!
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To THE YoUEG.-If the spring put
forth no blossoms, in summer there will
be no beauty, and in autumn no fruit
SO if youth be trihed away without i'm
provement ripper years will be contempti-
bic, and old age miserable.
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Eg We did not need to be reminded
by an exchange that Fanny Fern says
there are times when a husband is in
dispensable.' But we did Iced to know
that there was a country editor who could
de so impertinent to ask, what times
are they, Fanny?
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TO A BRIDE.


Let not my friend, though now WIFE,
Bid al her cares adieui
Comforts there are in married life,
And there are crosses, too.
/ DO not wish 10 mar your mirth
With an ungraieful sound,
But know that perfect bliss on earth
No mortal ever found
Your prospects and your hopes are great
Nay God those hopes fulfil
But You viii find in every state,
Some difficulties still.
The rite which lately joined your hands,
Cannot insure content;
Religion forms the strongest bands,
And love the best cement.
A friendship founded on esteem
Life's SCATTERING blast enduresi
Il will not vanish as a dream
And such, hope, is yours.
But yet Gods daily blessing crave,
Nor trust your youthful heart;
You must Divine assistance have
To act theprudert part
Though you have left the parent wing,
Nor longer ask its care,
Il is but seldom husbands bring
A lighter yoke to wear.
They have their humors and their faults
So mu,ab lie is mani
Excuse his foibles In your thoughts,
And hide them if you can.
No anger nor resentment keep,
Whatever is amiss;
he reconciled beio1 yon sleep,
And seal it with kiss.
Or. If there's cause 10 reprehend
DO IL with mild address;
Remember he's your dearest friend,
And love him ne'er the less.
lis not the way to scold at large,
What e'er proud reasons boast
For those their duty best discharge
Who condescend the most.
Mutual attempts to serve and please
Zach other win endear;
Thus you may bear the yoke with case,
For discord interfere.
Thus give your tender passions scope
Yet better things pursuei
Be heaven the object Of your hope,
Aud lead him thi;her, too.
Since you must both resign your breath,
And God alone knows when;
SO live that you may part in death
To meet with joy again.
And may the Lord your ways approve,
And grant you both shore
In His redeeming, saving love-
And providential care.
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FLOUR! FLOUR

lNETCALF, MCCLELLAN & CO., would res
w pectfully announce to the citizens Of Or
leans County, that they manufacturing, and
keep constantly on hand, Flour from western
wheat, of the best quality, which they viii sell
as low can be bought in this vicinity, in large
or small quantities. Also shorts, Bran and other
coarse feed on reasonable terms. Give us a call
and try home manufactures.
! Glover, Jan. &c, 1853. 6tf
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G. Wisdom is the olive which springs
from the heart, blooms in the tongue, and
bears fruit in the actions.
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E What is that which no man wants,
which if any man has he would not part
with for untold wealth A bald head.
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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
NOW is YOUR TIME!

HEALTH must be preserved! The great
n N est Medicine of the 10th century, Il viii
cure Headaches, Sideaches, Long faces, Swestsns
the temper, brings back Rosy Cheeks, Sparkling
Eyes, firm step with the merry laugh, which
makes Home pleasant around the happy.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
DIRECTIONS Buy one Of Grover & Bakers
Celebrated Family Sewing Machines.
Taiors and Dress-mskers wishing to purchase
a good Machine win have the chance to see them
in operation in every village in Vermont. The
undersigned is the only Agent in Orleans and Es-
sex Counties, for Raymonds Ten Dollar one
thread Machine; decided by competent judges t.
be the best cheap Machine in use; not lai@e to
get ont Of order, works equally as well on Thick
as thin cloth. ! am the only Travelling Agent
flor l. G. Phinney, corner Main and State streets
Montpelier, W.T. for Grover & Bakers Sewing
| Machine. 1t finishes its own work il requires
no re-spoolingi it fastens its own end each stitch
is Independently locked; makes seam that will
not Zip. Window shades and fixtures put up to
ordor. Remember Health must be preserved
| Every one can have good Machine for from Ten
/ TO One Hundred and twenty-five Dollars Those
! purchasing Machines will have instructions for
| using them.
~ ofice-Barton Village. All letters ad-
| dressed to
22y1 E. j. WILLIAMS.
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HERE

OBERT S. ORNE has just commenced the
III carriage and sleigh making business in this
villae>, "a the building formerly occupied as the
Standard printing office, where he purposes doing
all work in his line that may be offered him.
Repairing Done to order in good style, and as s
CHEAP as at any ether shop. He will do al
other work usually done in country shop. lie
will also do sign and carnage painting.
hand. -,
| Irasburgh, Sept. l, 1858. Sor
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e. As perfume is to the rose, SO is
good nature to the lovely.
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81 What is next to an OYSTER The
she'll A hard case that.
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GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS, GIFTS,
The ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
D. ". EVANS & CO.,
THE CT BROADWAY, s77 The
fifth NETWORK. III ~
TEAR ESTABLISHED 1854. ! fEAb

The following is partial list ofproperty when
will be given to the purchasers OF BOOKS ~ liie
'''iis % 'A'' Worth from
Gold Watches, English Lever, m
PatentLeverand Lepnes $50 W 10 slVo w
Silver watches, Patent Lever,
full jeweled hunting cases,
open face and cylinder es- 49, .oco
capement IL oo 70 80 W
Gold Lockets-large size, four
glasses, and two glasses with
Spring-large and small SIZE "a m
with snap oV 70 - Y"
Cameo Mosaic, Florentine, Pain
ted, Lava, Goldstone, Garnet IN
and Coral sets Pins & Drops w 70 20 W
Ladies Gold Guard Chains, Fam ,eo
cy Neck Chains. Chateiaines w 10 ao W
Gents Fob and Vest Chains ~ y" 70 0V w
Sets Cameo Goldstone, Painted,
| Mosaic Garnet, Onyx, En-
graYed and plain gold Sleeve IN
! Buttons and Bosom Studs Z w 70 40 w
| Gold Pencils with Pens, large,
medium and small 3 oo 70 oV
| Silver Pencils, with Gold Fens,
large, medium and small size,
double and single extension m
| cases w ~
Gents heavy Signet Rings, La
dies Gold Chased and plain -,
Rings W 10 'N
Gents gold Bosom Pins, Cluster,
with Opal, ScarfPins, Onyx, =,
Garnet, sc. oo 70 90 ~ y,
Rich Silk Dress Patterns ~ w 10 "V W
Cameo, Mosaic, Coral, Garnet,
=, Chased and plan Oval bracei Or n,
lets w 70 ' y,
Silver and Gold Thimbles 90 to ~
Gents Pen andPocket Knife 90 to o.
Pearl and Mopcco Porte-mon-
! naies w "
Toothpicks, Watch Keys, Guard
Slides oVVO
Gold crosses, small, medium
and large w W 80,
Besides other gifts, comprising q large ana va
liable assortment Of miscellaneous articles' va
e rying from 81 to $40.
The poprietors Of the OLDEST EsTABLlsHE
) GIFT BOOKSTORE IN THE UNITED STATES, &c
4 the uninterrupted success which has crowne
their ernest efforts to please during the last fot
/ wears would return their sincere thanks 10 u
hundreds of thousands who have, in past TIM
e seen fl to bestow their liberal patronage upo
! them and would further assure them, ana u
public generally, that their long experience al
i established capital warrant them in offering grea
er inducements than ever, and such as are out
r the reach of any similar establishment IN Il
country; and propose, in this,
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THE FIFTH YEAR

of their location in New York, to introduce
NEW FEATURES,
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS,
GIFTS OF GREATER VALUE & VARIETY 4
A STILL LARGER AND BETTER SELECTED
STOCK OF BOOKS.
Commissions and inducements to clubs and TO
agents who are willing to devote their Tune 10
our business; so that those who desire can nave
az Gifts and Books Without Money. %
We shall endeavor to establish an agent in ev~
erv town in the United States, so that all VINO
viii may benefit by our liberal system OF trade.
A NEW AND REvIsED CATALOGUE
ready for distribution, containing every desirable
hook. new or old, now in print: and acknowf
edged by librarians and literary men to be TIT
most complete and best classified ever issued
without an exception.
500 900
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Composed of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry PeAo0
Dock, PrickIg ash, fhorougharort, Rhasbarb, Man
drake, Dandehon, &C. all OF rohich are so con1poun-
ded as to act IN concert and assist Nature IN Grad
icdting disease.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action. renovating
the fountains of life purifying the blood, cleans
ing it from all humors, and causing 1t to course
anew through every part of the body restoring
the invalid to health and usefulness. They cure
and eradicate from the system, Liver Complaint,
that mainswheel of SO many diseases; Jaundice
| in its worst forms, all Bilious Diseases and Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costveness, all kinds OF HUI
mors, and every Disease arising from Indigestion
Headache, Dizziness Piles, Heartburn, Weak.
ness, Pains in the Side and Bowels, Flatulency
Loss of Appetite, and a torpid or diseased Liver
a dsordered Stomach, or bad Blood, to which al
are more or less subject in Spring and Summer.
More than 100000 persons have been cures
by this medicine. 1t is highly recommended Of
Physicians everywhere. Try it. aud you vii
never regret it.
Only 90 cents for pint; 81 Ia cents for
large Bottle. Sold by Dealers in Medicine every
where.
Orders addressed to ]. o. LANGLEY, or GEO
G. GOODWIN & CO., BosToN. 1zm6
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And a thousand varieties of publications in ev'
erv department of Literature. We sell as low as
and, in many cases, lower than-any other
house in the country; and with every book OF
the valne of one dollar or more we present some
useful Gift, withot extra charge.
LET EVERY ONE CONSULT HIS OWN IN
TFREST
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REMOVAL!
HARNESS STOCK
OoK TO YOUR PRImIN0

- II. HOWARD Il no Jack at 81 Trades. but
bCs be does painting in al its branches, and
from bis experience IN Country and City for The
last twenty years, he feels confident IN saying
his work viii not fail to please, not being sur-
passed by any for am0othnass and durability 10
Northern Vermont. Residence and shop tso
doors South OF the N h. Chapel
lrasbDrgh, April -, 1sEs-ieHs
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N B.-A word of explanation to those who
have known us under the style of Evans 4 Co.
The Business located by US at No. e77 Broadway,
New York City, is the oldest established house
in the country, and is known world wide as the
original Evans & Co.'s Gift Bookstore" Many
have taken the advantage of our popularity to
advertise under the same name as originators to
increase their trade
To protect the few who may be unacquainted
with US, we would state that we have no connec
ton with any other Gift Book HOuse-and tho
many advertise under the name of Evans eco. the
firm constituted by d. W. EVANS and J. a.
/ PRESTON is the first and only concern right
| fully using the name. But TO prevent all confu-
sion in the future, we shall use the style of
ID. w. EVANS & CO.,
and all persons wrongfully using the appellatior
to mislead the public, viii be made TO suffer tn,
penalty Of the law
D. W. EVANS g. CO.,
l7y1 677 Broadway, New York.
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From the Detroit Advertise
SONNIT-TO WHISKI.

By Admrer nv the Beveridge-Ritten imlne-
Jelly Amer takin a MP, the Labor interpreted
with Ockashunli Victim my lips with the
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are ready to be given away, mailed free to an
address to all parts of the world. 1t contains a
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The following is a partial list Of property which
will be given to the purchasers OF Books al the
time Of sale:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-01-26

The ffaeilsa N lmgflsabihK ~
islis siili Hessiis - KHaisha, lhHHfh
II lsls. lls Ias has ttaa ahenitil
stf sont a ~ wafHt fealHfFs eaf
fselfA The f,ahisu I,slly Se~s,
sHf alhef amh#is, sfe haw selts
ilaF ~ W. fefes n lhe lsH. Hml
ihs Fsslillan n Iishtsfs' I'flssat
Ihs Ness saya. that ~ these prs
eos Haetaa n deinatslItstlah i
egHsiRFlly sMhg %, ~hiab soeh rem
ilefs Ihose sha eH'eF them aafl fft
lhe resumption n their du,iss IN ths
fisai waFl Ilat ihey are sIse ffe.
1aenilg madA ihe insfumai. Of
sfeH sfohas, ahi several sasss are
rited 10 slius that they are 20 usedl
One 0t these eaaes u Ihus related
just fatiy.fpnf yeaf. since, q
yuaug joibft lived sllh m only sls.
ter, IN . village In the south N EHg
land. Tho erl was sedaeni BY a
rich lfadesmee, . hulebef. IN ihe
nelghbafhood, and The latter fearing
The vengeance Of the brother, who
wis then Oft active, powerful yoiihf
man. had bin arrested on forged
obligation, and ihfown into WIncfes.
ten lail, Tie prisoner was poor,
nnd within stone walls. and had ~
redress but to iile schedule and be
come ln.ol,cnt. but this he resolnte
y refused 10 10, alleging aud will
truth, thnt he owed no money. and
that 10 swear he did. would be per
jury. Time went on, bic prosecu.
tors both died miscrably, but be was
still . prisoner. There was q legal
form to be complied with, and with.
on, that he must rcmnin . prisoner
oil his life.
The prison authorities naturally
got wcaficd with his cbssinncy, and
used every means Of annoyance 10
subdue his indomitablc determina.
tion. At one time no Was four years
in solitary confinement, and at an.
other, when tho prisoners were re-.
moved from the old TO the new jail,
he was taken from his bed, carried
in biz shirt to bis new quarters, and
placed in = room 30 damp % 70 uske
him n rheumatic cripple for the rest
Of his life, although IL could not in.
ducc him TO sign his name 10 . debt
which he did not owe. During this
long incarceration he became . con-
plcic lawyer correspondcd with ~.
cry Lord Chancellor, from Lord ri.
don lownwrrls, and having suffered
the pains, ns last tcgan va,hrr to en-.
joy the dignity ol msrtyrdo.s. A,
last he got q "hobsos," 1 he calls
Il, and was removed TO tho Queens
Prison, after ihirty.nine years IN
Winchester jail, aud there he has
remained Tor the last eve years, be-.
ing fory.four years Imprisonment,
in all, and is lisely to remain for the
res, Of bic life, as bis determination
agsins. acknowledging the false
claim Is ~ obstinate as cvcs. The
orig,nsl demand vas Il 900, and in
resisting II, he soon exhausted all
his means. We may presume,
therefore, shs. during the iory.foar
years his maintensncc mus, have cos,
the country - 900, besides hts pro-
portion of the 5000 a year, which
tho Queens Prison authorities get
Tor keeping him aud others IN safe
custody. Ba, IL We add 10 all this
tho forty. four years Of skilled h.
Dor Of . strong industrious artisan,
w shall then come nearer 10 . prsc.
,icnl estimate Of the public prof.
arising from imprisonment Tor debt.
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oun SAVIOUR.


Sec, he cem0 1.-The meek and lcwly,
Filled With srace, and truth. and lovc,
Soc him ms he moveth slowly
crownsd with wisdom, from above.
Born In rnrcness, of 4 virgin,
Laid within manecr rude
Ilc his Fathers business urging,
All his s'cps Nth goodness s,rewcd.
|crows hi~-su1l - Christian h-arsed,--
With 'he myrtle, cedar, pine.
For to him Is e'cr impaired
Love md majesty divinci
On the earth he suffered meekly.--
Pleased HE God forevcrmore =
Ills example ever seek W.
And TO Heaven thou wilt soar.
"scarei, shn scrip,urr.,"- -fondly, truly
1t ]: be thy constant friend.
For n fiihe truth, and surely,
Seek he guidance Il doth lssd,
Fel.ss ]. with fear and trembling,
te,e shy God, thy Saviour dear,
And The ssrrcrs dark, eternal,
1hon will never haze 10 fses.
Time 10 fsssie., God l. waiting,
Christ y pleading from abcvss
o embrace then. .---aaa Glazing
win dsusead the FATHERS love.
Christ IN majesty and power
viii revisi, earth seain,
God uin sAsa eli blessiss- shower.
And viii then shou'h ever reign,
I'ssdoued through the Christ. thy Saviour
Thca In joy wilt ever BE-,
For thy gracious good behaviour
In yoa lioms, ssersally.
Thea ,hoa'ls dwell In ccassnnt pleasure,
Free from vass, from sorrow free.
FILLED With ~ondsy wishcus measure,
Bsissfsl fsr-ssernis,'
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Oxxrux GarHgnrx. The follow.
ing advertisement appears in : late
number Of tho St. Joseph [ No. J
Gssessc.
"Bsr,holvmew Mct;innis e6ers
bis services 10 the ci,isens Of this
city ss q wig.msher, music mssser,
and iesler in dry fruits. He has
come here and gives people Inferma.
ton. tha, he intends 10 opea in
Middleion's alley, No. II. shers he
proposes 10 make lsdies' caps, re.
pack pork, set hens eggs under
wild ducks. 1lore jockeys and faro
dealers can BE- supplied with old
saddles, smelling bottles. and oil tho
Vegetables Of this yess's growth ;
slso, qaail traps repaired, rensvass'l
and fabricated. All kinds Of needle
work can be done With serurscy.
Psntaloons patched With one hundred
poapds Of new larl and forty pounds
Of hemp. Tow cloth. goc.s gresse
and srilirons bsrsercd q Tor soft
sosp.
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#H sahsfhaIsfhg hes eff te -
fsaisi n ne essss n % ets#ss
merit shs fsndalsvs sill he hssd b
ssHessl sfF#htsmsas hstsean tbs
Immigrant end he smtlytf
These sflisIss N safsemsfl are
ffaTh ~ hffsfs HAs tanmssay II
HA FfeHeh flhvsfHmeHt, IL fHH.
fsmify With Tive dsefee N MafeiI
~. 1853. sfd certified hy ihst fans
'lessfy, and signed IN "sead fad"
~ ths esplaln n Che immigrant
vessel. Tho factor On ihe coast, and
an employees n Ihe factory f.ondea
shppiaT gsteth, ~, II.
A NfHnfh ilfvfsIfpn ny .IDhh.H.
:. A miraculous discovery NJ = her
rihls Hmiet L related ty . belgian
ionfnnl NJ reeen' date. II which
We make a summary Two broth.
ofs, Jews, set out from Gyel wiih .
sIew II placing their two daughters
al . boarding school IN The tpwn of
Gro,ssatieln. During tho nigh, of
their absence, the youneest laugh.
ter, nged 10, who wns left " home,
woke up her mother suddenly through
the night, crying bitterly, declared
that she saw her father and uncle,
aud all being murdered. The moth.
n, for setW time took no notice OF
lhe ehild's declaration, but, as ehe
persisted, and would not be- paeliied,
she hegan TO be alarmed herself, and
and the next morning took the child
before tie Mayor Of the town, 10
whom she declared her dream. sta.
ting ut the same time that tho mur.
dcrs were Two men living In the neigh.
borhood, whom she deliberately poin.
ted out. and added that the murder
was committed At the entrance cf the
forcs, on the road to Grosswardcin.
The Mayor. after receiving this
revelation, thought j. prudent to
make inquiry after the two neigh.
bors indicated by the child. when
singular enough they were discovered
to he absent IRON home. This sus.
ricius circumstance induced Che
Mayor to dispatch some officers to
the forest alluded to BY tho child,
Who discovered the horrible spcc,n-
Gle OF Eve bodies extended on the
sround, which we're those Of the two
brothers, the two daughters, and the
driver Of the vehicle in which they
MI took their departure. The corps.
es appeared TO have NIL been SO, on
fire so as to destroy their identity:
the vehicle was nowhere discovered.
THIS horrible tragedy led the officer to
examine the whole ncighborhood.
when they fortunately pounced upon
the Two ncighbors ut a fair not far
distant, as they we're in the very oct
Of changing their notes, Oh which
some spots Of blood were visible,
On being seized. they immediately
confessed their crime, and on tho
child's dream being revealed 10 them,
acknowledged the finger Of provi.
dcncc in their capture. This won-
derful dream on the part of the child,
aud lis ful6lmens, excited % immense
sensation In the neighborliood.