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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

Il BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card To tho pabiic. We return
anany CORDIAL thanks 70 our Generous patrons for
the kindness we haze received az their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. To 70
initiated Sept l. 1883, viii receive the sause en-
coufae ement that our previous eforts and tabors
to accommodate guests have aef with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS r. BALLARD
che Proprietors OF the Extahishlu6nt.
and each one piedSes himself 90 do what the com
demand.
We desire TO keep and MAINTAIN, vj,st our H.
promise TO renewed exertiops 30 render tho es-
tablishineRt eoas Portable possible. With POI
lite aaents, and sdady. PROMPT and attentfyo ser
wants, We shall enteayor TO afford compiete satis
factiea 10 the travelling public.
N. B.--A previous card, long since Published TO
counteract the ntnence OF n baseIesx ruuior, 10
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
have been better condition 10 entertain visitors
than heretofore. ALI irumorsa al 10 closure. or in
tended closure. we desire eur fsssHas 10 notice. ~
false and ssrdaEsfx intends nx a. wllfui
misrepresentation. 1-te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

20 Two-Ome-Seven. - The Public are
Respectfully invited to call at my NEW and beau
tifIl ROOMS recently fitted up for the purpose OF
eonincting the PHofoGhApHiC s ART n,s IN all m ITS
nrovements lately added to the ARP. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL, from piin
ature up to life sig, which styles combine all tae
and spsakng Portrait in oil. AMBR0TY PES taken
in every variety of style. 9. w. Al MINIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Tsmperonee.-Owing to the failure Of the
Northern train to connect at Washington, ON
Thursday last MIR. Mofias failed to reach tho
city, and. as a consequence did not address the
assemblage at the African church, that night.
Interesting speeches, however, were made by
Messrs. T. j. Evans, j. X. Lewelien, and A.
]. Crane, Esq. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

The Wise Gsar9, of Manchster, held . meet
ing last Thursday night for the election of Of
deers. and the following gentlemen were
elected: Col. l.. Nj. Burfoot, Captain; Leigh
Finney, 1st Lieutenant; William Welsh, I'd
Lieutenant; Connell Bradley, Orderly Ser
geant. The company now numbers forty Ave
men, with a fair prospect for a large increase
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

m tnsurance-IiFE + and FIRE, at the loves
rates charged by FsSpoassble companies,
For ALL KINDS of Insurance upon Liberal Terms,
call at the Generai Insurance fiEcs. on Pearl st '
next door to Z. y Eacho, opposite !. N. Gordon
N Tho BEST COMPANIES represented. and
dtt Losses promptly paid. c. r. BRICKEN
no Him General Insurance Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

~ Licerice-A. O. G.. Drand.-The above
Vol knoVr fay0rite Brand always on sale By
JAMES G. McANQREW,
dee-b 81, Pine street. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

x, TUX X = MY GeStrarIe aud cOmmONl- :
sf:s ous DWELLING HOUSE on Church Hill.
IA beautifully located and the view unsurpassed.
The Grounds embrace the entire square from Grace
10 Franklin and from 23d 70 24th streets. II will
be Thoroughly repaired and the grounds put in or
der. TOR good tenant. Apply to VAN-LEW
IAYE0R i CO, or to me.
no l5-lm ELIZA l.. VAN-IFW
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no l9-ts 18th street. between Main and Cary.

x4, FOR RENT.-PHOTOGRA and FIN E
ks:s ART GALLERY over johnson & Harwood
EIA No. Il Nam street, formerly Whitehurst s
Giilers. with two fine sky lights. and is in tie b-
slness portion oil the city, Apply TO
no I9- JOHNSON & HARDWOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

g. FOR SALE offer. at private sale the
E.s HOUSE in which now reside, lin Sidney. one
BEN mile west of Richmond with from two to
twelve acres OF ground attached. Price reasona-
be and terms of pay nent to SUIT the purchaser.
no l6-Im+ T. E J0H NSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

ma Kidney and Bladder Compia ints.-The
aewest and most i'm portant discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Distractions Leucor-
rhpa or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, Is HARTS-
HORNE'S RUCEU COMPOUND.
Persons WHO have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by a Chemist and Is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used 1t, to be the hest
BUCHU COMPOUND IN the wosld Large bottles
ri small bottles 50 cents. fresh supply jus.
seiyed by FISHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
je A-l2m Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

-, FOR RENT-The upper part THE HOUSE
es.a corner of Main and llth streets, next to Anne
E.Arlcan Hotel.
ALS0-The three story Brick BUILDING OF
ilth, be .ween Main and Cary streets. Apply to
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
oc 2f-ts I5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

1sa, FCS RENT--One elegant LODGING
f3sa ROOM on first floor, over store, corner OF
ks.1 ,th and Broad streets. For terms, apply to
oe l3-ts JOHNSTON IL WHITING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Lecswre.-we learn that the Rev. r q. Jones,
Of Norfolk has consented To deliver lecture
In this city, some evening next week. The
splendid and commanding talents of this gen.
tiernan are so well known as 10 gain nothing
by our praise. The simple annouucement Of
his coming Twill be sufficient to secure for him
a full attendance. Notice OF Tins and place
will be given in due season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

tsss-111 fttt SEt 9AN'S > ESsUENLE z 4 7 Ns.W
Es;:a KENT COT RT-H0USE FOR SALE.-Hav-
&i-Ing determined TO leave the county, / efeT for
sale. prlvately- NV HOUSE and LOT situated at
New Kent Court House The Improvements consist
OF a dwell ng house in perfect order with fne base
msnt, and all necessary out houses, ice house, &c
This is one Of the best locations for physician /
know of. Terms liberal.
no Tim +. C.. WILLIAMS VI d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

NJ The -. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
and Main streets. Richmond, Va, 10 now open for
the reception of BoARDERS, either by the day.
month or year. Mrs. n. .MACDON0UGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
BOARDING.
BOARDING

BOARDING.
ID Mrs WgO YEATMAN having
taken a large and commodious house on Franklin
date thres FAMILIES with LARGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2i-l2t*
DOAR ID. Ion the corner of BfoaG snd llth sts.,
- opposite the Powhatan House, three agreea-
bic chambers can he occupied by families without
children, or ~ single gentlemen. Also. few
young gentlemen can be accommodated with pA
BOARD. no i9-im
BOARDING. --seyeral desirable ROOMS va
~ cant st the ED6EM0NT HOUSE, Main st.,
between 9Th and 7th.
no lets NJ. @. MORTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Ga fUh nEN 1-lhe very convenient HOUSE,
Hs-Aent occupied By Mr.. 7. T. Link. II contains
SIX rooms and IS IN good repair. Possession given
Isl December. For terms. &c., apply to
RAWLINGS & HOLI4ADAY,
10 a-dts l2th st, between Main aud Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

~, FOR RENT For rent. PROFESSIONAL
ssG:5 OFFICE or LODGING RO0Mo-.the front
EiIrooIn over the subscriber S store. Possession
gwen Immediately. Apply to
no is JUAN PlZZINI. No. l2s Main St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

*. FOR RENT --One excellent Room over
sS5s NV store suitable for single gentleman
LG:I only F. MCCARTHY,
ac I3-ts III Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

FOR kENT--A basement STO K e ROOM,
Es:a In rear of Messrs. Johnston Bransiord's
--I Iwarerooms, and fronting IN LombaTdy Alley
Rent moderate. Possession given Immediately.
WM. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

xs4s, FOR RENT-On 25th street, Church Hill
a.. and possession given immediately one OF those
Eli BRICK TENEMENTS lately occupied by r.
W. Pea1ce, Esq. 2 doors North of Leigh St, and
nearly opposite the Church HILL Bakery, contain
Ing 6 rooms, with dry basement, small garden at
tached, and well OF water on the premises. Price
per asnum, $3.50. Apply to
PTS r. ID. EAChO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Getfing Hgh.--Joseph Ernbley. roltickiue
royster from the land of wooden nntmers and
"sbaky jewelry,, was before the Mayor yes-
terday for filing his hide with whisksy the
night before. being very disorderiy, ston1ng q
house, and resisting the watchmen. joe WAS
very penitent when called 10 the bar, but hill
ed To convince the Mayor that he wss an fnno-
cent man, and was Therefore put under lock
and key in default Of bail for his geod beha-
vior.
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), FOR sALE-A HOUSE and SIX acres .s

Sls FOR RtNT-STORE and FIXTURES
va. on l2th street. near Main, adjoining Mer-
acA chants Insurance Company now occupied as
n Stationery store. The rent is veTy low. Posses
sion Will be given on lst January, earlier if ne
eesssry. For terms. apply at the store.
no 9l-l2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

- 1sneyal. ". Leigh Durtsn. Destiss,
e. sss IS = ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26

Ia rfS !SHH y - + M h"hrnIhad rhIhad 1859.
III I3ih sT BETWEEN M IN aud CARY,
w Has received q supply Of the best FOh
.AA. EIGN and AMERICAN GOODS, which he
will make up for the lowest remuaeTatv6 pIohts.
p. s.--Having small expense, l can MAKE "
III any nti,Ar estahshm@nf ~ the citv 80 q A''.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-26
no Even those who are in the enjoyment

Also, APPERSON & DUPUY, Druggists, No.
OF, Broad street. oc B-lm
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05

Charlotte, hushi remember The childrenr'
"I do remember them. j call them
all TO witness that I here declare Sir
Jasper Carghill to have been my worst
enemy aud theirs, and my mothers
most of all He has tampored with the
truth I believe that, for his own vile
end, he has cast false blot upon his
brothers name. See how he shrinks
from my eye Look at him, observe
himl See how he quiyers and shrinks
from mer
Sir Jasper declined to submit to such
a general scrutiny and skunk out Of
the room, saying:
"Tm sorry for you, George, but it is
very clear that the excitement has been
too much for her, with the strong he.
reditory predisposition to insanity
She is her wretched mother all over
again"
He left the house; and Mr.. Chetwyndo
fearful Of he dared not acknowlodg,
what, bent all his efforts to the soothing
and quioting Of his wiie's mind.
She would not be soothed; she would
not be quieted She would not give
up one of her assertions, or admit for q
moment that she might be mistaken
Ordinarily, she was q woman Of plain
sound sense, possessing an even, cheer
ful temper. She was not prone tC
whims or fancics Of any kind; but wher
she conceived an idea or a suspicion
she held it fast with singular tenacity.-
Sir Jasper's cruel suggestion wore ar
air of great plausibility Reverses of
fortune have thrown the finest minds of
their balance often, and it did, indeed
seem like the trick of a disorderod i'm
agination, that Mrs Chetwynde SHOULD
speak of herself as remembering event
that had happened in her babyhood
forty years before Her husband rea
soued with her in vain, but he woulc
not believe her. The only persons II
the household who were in the leqs
struck blythe pOssibletruthfulness of he
"reminiscences were Nurse Bradshaw an,
her daughter Olivia Nurse allowet
that very strange things did sometime
happen, and perhaps this might be on
Of them. Mrs. Chetwynde seemed sat
is6ed by her hesitating partizanship
and, becoming lees excited, retired {
consult with her faithful servant as t
what steps would be most likely to lea
to a solution of the mystery.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05

doctor Urling, do you believe her to
have been mad2"
off q delusion on any one point pos
sesses the mind, we say the patient is a
monomauiac. Alice Bell was said to
have such a delusion, when sent to me,
and she persisted in it streuuously."
"But if it were no delusion2
Doctor Urling shook his head Mrs.
Chetwynde repeated her question.
"Alice Bell was friondless, and / was
poor She wished to remain with me,
and Sir Jasper paid for her handsomely.
Altogether she was not more than six
months under my roof; but that was
long enough to show me that surveil
lance was unnecessary. She knew, and
I knew also, that If I discharged her
she might be sent to some other place
whore no help could reach her; but
was never Sir Jasper's tool--never"
Doctor Urling had not an honest eye
he had contradicted himself more chan
once; but Mrs Chetwyndo was clear
witted enough herself to sift the grair
from the chat; and, having obtained al
the clue that she could to the making
out of the truth, she went straight tc
Sir Jasper Carghill, told him what she
had learnt, and from whom she had
learnt it.
He was confused at frst but, rocov
ering himself quickly, he told her tha
she was a fool, and de6ed her to injurc
him, and ordered her to leave the hous,
and never cross it's threshold again,
When Mrs Chetwyndes family wer,
convinced, from Dr. Urlings admis
sions, that her remembrance of tht
events she had seen in that room wer,
no haIlucioations, they were only tot
eager to follow whatever she suggest
ed, to clear up the mystery. An ad
vertisement was inserted in all the lead
ing English and foreign journals, offer
| ing a reward to any one who would com
forward and give information concern
ing one Alice Bell, who had escape
| from a private lunatic asylum, abou
forty years ago, after having been cruel
lily deprived of her child.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05
goutb's Department.

Attempt the end and neversiand TO doubt,
Nothingso hordbutsearoh win fud g out
lHerrick
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05

gFAnswer 10 Enigma by "Ben Purtle,''
On last weeks paper: SchwarizJurg Sender
ahausen.
Answer to Enigma by "Lizzie". Dlsullory
near LynchburE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05

For tho News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
7 am composed Of 10 letters.
Ny "a no 9 is a dear place.
My Z 10 10 2 is girls nickname.
My l6 I8 10 IS q common noun.
MY 10 ls q Scripture name.
My ! Is boys nickname.
Ny 10 i3 "a is on iota.
Ny whole ia young genuoman's name
Hillsboro, o. J.. Be- J
--atn q fa=-
For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of l8 letters,
My 8 a isa mans nickname.
Ny q l6 ~ is delineution Of countries
My ~ ll l3 is opposite the wind.
Ny 9 6 is vuiture.
My ID l6 10 lf 20 Is state Of felicity.
My 5 is sudden exclamatiou.
Ny l8 2ll is an adjective.
My Ash J. Is ditch.
My l6lT SAILS isa girls name.
NY 956 6 is TO confer a favor.
Ny whole IS distinguished paper.
Fairfield TIP. NED.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05
Laws of ohio.

PUBLIsAED aY AurHoRIrY
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05

mo. 206.l AN ACT
For the Assessment and Taxation Of all
Property in this State, nud for Levy
ing Taxes thereon according TO it'
true value in money.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05
RULES TOR vALUINa PROPERTY

Sec o. Each separate parcel Of real
property shall be valued % its true vail
uo 60 money, excluding the value of Che
crops growing thereoni but the price
ior which suoh real property would sell
az auction, or az forced sale. shall noi
ba iakon aa ne criterion of such iruf
value Zach tract or iot ofreal proper.
tV bslonin % thia state. or 20 aug
county eity oe ohuitabla ipptitgton
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-05-05

The War Department has issued on,
ders discouinuing tho recruiting ser.
vice throughout Che United States on
tbo 80th ult Tao ranks Of Che army
are noW not only full ior the irst time
iu twenty years, but there s. considers
able surplus Of recruits from which "a
am future Vaolnoibs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
selfSacriflcing Love.

nc'er could any luStre see
~ IN nrcS that would not lock on me:
When II glance aversion hints
always l!nnk The lady s4uInts.
] ne'rr saw nectar on u lip
Bu, where my own did hope 10 sip.
M pcarly teeth rejoice my view
Unless yes displays their hue;
The prud>lI lip that NOLS me bnrk
CInvInccs me the teeth nrc black.
To mc the cheek displays no roses
Like that the asserting blush disclOses;
But when with proud disduin It's spread
To me lis but q Scurvy red.
Would SHE have me praise her hair?
Let her place my garland there.
j. her hand 50 white and pure!
must press il 10 be- sure;
Nor Gun cen be- certain then,
Until, il grateful, press again.
Must praise her melody?
Let her sing Of love aud me.
If she choosc another theme,
I'd rather hear II peacock scream.
Must |, with attentive eye,
Watch her lcaving bUsOn sigh?
will do So, when ] see
That henving bosom sigh for me.
None but bigUts will in VAN
Adore heaven they cannot gain.
II must religious prove
To the mighty God of Love,
Sure am, It is bur fair
lie. at least, should hear my prayer.
But by each Joy Of his I've known,
Aud all yet shall make my own,
Ne'cr will |. with humble speech,
Pray u heaven | cannot reach.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
A Mothers Love.
ny oEohcK W. cooE.

Buried deeply in the bosom
OF the Orient Indian earth,
Gems Of richest rny are shining
Gems Of beauty, gems Ot worth
Meath the pillows Of the ocean,
Hidden treasures watt he hund
That again "a light shall raise them,
With the divers magic wand!
What TO me the wealth of India?
What the gems beneath the sea?
What the riches Of the wealthy
What the gold Of kings to me?
When beside Une only treasure
These in gaudy vertmcmts move,
Then, all then, tho poor, I'm wealthy
Wealthy In mothers love!
Maidrn'S smiles ARE sweet, but tickle;
Love they seldom have to give;
Like the dreams Of Eastern smokers,
All too short that love doth live!
But the holy, pure affection
BY gentle mother given,
Never iadrth with the twilight,
Dies tO live again in heaven.
Often sick and sore with trouble,
Longing from this world to ily,
How that holy love has chccred me,
Bearning from IL mothers eye.
How those gentle smiles have stinrd
Oft the bitter thoughts that rove;
Oh, priceless gift Of heaven
Art tliuu sure, mothers love!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03
In Der eyes . a-glory bright,
On her brow q glory crown.


RUTUs CHOATE.-The New York 1fi0unS
says. .r e ''i" T'" u, ~ &,
"In person Mr.. Choate was talI, rather
slender, withA dark complexion, and thought
worn face; ordinarily it was rather seriO1d,s
even 70 sadness; but when the fever ofei6qneHcU
rsged, then Il wasinSpired IN expression In
manAefSS M Ch0ate WIS = model Sf' So09
breeding No Himpetnosity OF dGcItmxt tsEcssiii
ever drove him to the st5aIf 6f, vulgar inxscz
'tGte q Ubiodhy. BnAopnd, tSntAJtlc dA4 kSSRa-.
eStin pCittlc lIS. never had 4hS Il me- ID
F1isgtise ,Sr belie lii6h Stlp,fni1n tat
60 muth, ,c6Hid D. AID OF III nltidiat y nd
iSMesIS He WIS Kind hearted iopS pSh nidpd., :
the most a6etti6nate 6f parents. "a exGSlliHt
neighOor. Young men spoke 10; pFa6l9pAtS
enthusiasm Of fiE-a good test Of maGnStlt
generous tsmpStament 10 him who can Inspire
such admiration. i.e7'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

PArEaNAL IxJusFIcE.7-Msny 2 person has
been misunderstood and Unsppreciated, all
through life in consequence Of, being Snisuhi
dcrstood and nnappreciated aat hOms. The
favorite child, thOGgh. far inleFiOrin every re-
spect to the peglect0d and Hnlpyed one, viii
ifhe be possessed ofa moderately good dispo-
s'ion and 1 share q sIS SsSR ssaH:
will be as part Of himself All Risi Cdesds
and words are viewed ip TIE best light and
the rule BY which be Il tnessaredi y ~
ferent one tk6SS&' thAt t'byy ,S4iieA an !
course is Tcaldwd s 4Sf t G Y! y y
equally truc. T. InaSes VII et tie enildrS 81
far from KotnS ina settle sfhS6g stfAdgeas:
they escape this Influence; but UtherwiseShey
aFe too often lo6k ked'1tGa SSAlssi96SnhatA1l
hold beholds thelPy aazifthAtsisAn 4 tbomah
glass. .daFhly; boOAuse .Ofthsnpju8 inAGsu@
OfVaEtiaiity. 'e'' st' r's'nea ~ohi 'sh' sas
- ..fa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-03

= Z
WITcHENEr s1lOvR7q1SGI tlout
from college with haNeS ~ NJ ~ his
mind reRletN NTith llesi9a efEamg at,HA
his aRectfoHS excepting a., - l1 A
damsel pssseS hisr tack and tskeS n heaEt
along WITH her, ana tetI u one sshSR SkH ~.
her own behind hef. how j. thls phappms-
non to beaecounted for i"NfF 6hMy"A
A transcendentalist walks but tfpm BE llbra.
ry, stock I0p of the deepest ESetEp Fsie ~
lie finds on his way ii4tle saeiu shoe Of the
incest shape. and: before he has Tins u 46tiit
ten, sopeh hEisht-eyed creature whom he RV6k.
Esaw, taxes complete posseEFi0n IF his sumk>f+t
10 what shall we attribute, this vitcheryf :.
A miscr Of sixty yeersa and AASsFal mRIiOnss
sterling, who never did 1 generous oct, sees .
blue ribbon neatly faeensd With . cDEmOn
brass pin around the wsistQf girl not worth
Q siIpeneeE and before three, days b. rails.
her mistress OF all his. wealth, and turns out
to be happy, iovial person. WhocanRiysA,
logical history Of this proceedingf t,ri' q
a sterh. garrioT. welded to nothing hut
strict discipline for the glory Of his country,
entering ballroom in a,1oreign cline, here
he meets Spanish girl of, 81 xteen- vho takes.
away his old; stout, honest heart, With sim
pie twirl Of her fan. Can we get mathemati..
cal demonstration Of the nnanOuvering by
which this conquest waseffectedl
-------%-S4e~N-A-, = II a..
THE CmILD-ANGEL--peath has closed those,
little eyes and forever shrOuded their bright
glances. How sweetly she sleeps, that iittle
coveted angel! Low lightly curl the glossy
ringlets on her foteheadl You could weep,
your very soul away 10 think those cherpb.
lips will never, never uncTose. Vainly you
clasp and unclasp that passive, darling hand
that wandered SO often over your 'cheeks.-.
Vainly your anguished glances strive to read
The dim story Of love In those faded orbs.-,
That voice, sweet as winds blowing through
wreath and gnrlanas, SlupbersI I4brSveF. And.
still the busy world knocks atdyeurtd doQF and
will let you have no pe9fe-J Itshputs n your
enr, it smiles ip your face, meets Yop At the.
coffin, at the grave, and iS heavy footsteps.
tramp up and dowf in the empty room from
whence you hate borne your dead! But it
comes never in the hush 81 night u wipe away
yourfgafYf NJ gyUsg6N vISsKCS ~ ne 9yKVS:
We feel the foyA df Held t6niAg sogEbw that.
hNnge heagiY npQH ttA4s. As4st 3s thepeA ~
would pseSS u down into the nakEna apaca.
over which the spirit dwells in nonrufnl sus-
pcnsc. But = bright vision meets the eye-.
Can you Took up? can you bear the splendSE :
Of the Sightf Ten thousand celestial beingS,s: = !:
and your radiant child angel in the midst "
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