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CHICAGO, THURSDAY NOVEMBER "a, 1852


RELIGIOUS Services To.tar.
at the Baptist Church on Desp1aines street,
there will be service at II o'clock. Sermon By I
the pastor, Rev. Il. h. Green.
Rev, Samuel Wolcott, pastor Of the New Eng
land Church, corner Of Woleott and Indiana
streets, will deliver discourse in that Church,
tsr7lce muenclng nj II O'Clock :.
a Thanksgiving sermon will 20 preached tins
morning At Tue First Baptist Church. By ReF'
Or. Lycd, Of the North Daphat Church
There will he se-siee in Trinity Church tfls
moInlos' commencing al 4Vt O'CLOCK. he'. ~
H. schsnes' INC hector, VIII ae"ser alseouFfe'
a union ssi7'ee o. al tne u. =: cnatehss OF
'a.s Guy, VII! Dc ne'o ID 'ae rifs' h'' L. ceosen'
=. ~, ~. O'CLOCK tofs morning. sermon os ne''
~: aeAna; o. 'eaesson e'feet en".sa' ~
ntso WV ~ u..oa se,s'ee "a 'ne az ss's, :.s
Nv" 8|r'o Aes'' .et:.u ~ .T, wv -
a. 'oe T'Fss 1sesuoSte1'an enatea' VI "~o'sA
avenue, near an nnrsn s'1ee'' NJ lo' e'oeS
N'A' A.=eousse " Ae'' IT, A'1e' soH' u 1o7
eecono F1eso5 tef'aa tnusen.
AeT H. w. Aofns, OF Ltt.le ale, =: A., VIA
Peaen ~ t"e 1u'so 4ieso' 'e''"" en"'ea' Lilly
napsnns ~ ~ o e"ek.
Service will be held IN St. Johns Church,
Union Park, as the usual honr this morning.
"es. L. a. n'snop' hee'or'
There will te q Thanksgiving service 1T St.
James Church to-day, commencing at 10 o'clock.
The South Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Edna rlae~ -.....,,-.,n .,r... ,ru,,. oa.n T.,
:. ,or .-,. -.
,1.,s.. .r,h. r n, 1h.a,aa;.., s.a,,na-r I'll,
1iuiseF' el 'ne H. w. lseolos'ea' SEMINARY, VIII
pteAea sne se1noo' Ahe songresa'ion9 VI eue
Ea'na race oapt'st ana tlgmouta coog.esa-
tional will unite WITH th> eotth ch.sea OF tbs
occasion.
m.'0.. =, =: H.,
thanksgiving seFr1ces WILL De neio IN l1e
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Third pa~c.
See tlirl page for interesting items Of news
and miscellaneous IuattcT.
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TOR SALE Or exchange, Oh
strictly ea:h ps.nesplrr. IT Merchandise. few snsa
sad l4sxe suttxd n taa be.s
loEa aFr1ntfe EeeIk fsee aod clea., viii b. Dseu.
AddF.xs T. y ROGERS. BrSks uous.. nole1IW
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THE GREAT VIRGINIA sclRE-

TIE GREAT VIRGINIA SciRE-
TREMENDOUS EKCKTEH ENT~
Immense Panic Amose Women and
Chtldten aud Nervous HELL
<t3TxAs -Hsofhink 8at = Car, SIR,
Or 5ft 1ox-3oE, sfr.s
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T4xEs-TAxEs!-T Common Council some-
time since passed an order disectiag the CITY
Collector 10 discount 1t the rate Of t$n per cent
per annum till March 1st: to all tb3se pcraona
wuo paid their taxes previous 10 December lst:
But i've daJs remain. for tax-paJcrs to aysil
themselves Of this Discount, Us after tbs 1st day
Of December the full an1oant will be required.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-No*iee is
l. heseAy :.v-n that whe1-ss John 5enks and Pann.a
Jests ha vie hy tEer certain Deed eiesueh on
E<cp..e D1ee t. X Cou.tr Illinois in Nzd fo1
1870 -er II Pare s CONVEY IN ne. 'he un rskn.a-
!: rru.tsc t.. nreaal.es I'd -:s.e bers:r
eJ ptJnl-nt Of RI rain fprutA fY Nets for
IweDif-4fe Huu ind ilar> r.tteoiary EtalGysd u
rad I'd wh iteFe- 4ccdr1 Cx 70 - 'eN+a tta e.
fet. Aad where's def un h.t!1t Este H. TIE pay
tt Of .zd losss y Note. lfrss: aeert .F |" IL
Aktn tse paser ug sa.l Scte sntt 1etla A sa bed
ana the legal aha tn ua1et OF Ihs pro.
v!sans sa3 Trrs DeeG AMI b 1ue Of tte 7oEer At
suthuy etred upca sueh rusree se u paple
suction 1t Tie 1oot nf tas loaf Aoae tke ely OF
Chl3Kn tn the Stale Ct no1 to the Egtest M1ter fT
cash. SatussF the leh dsY cf Nostmber A. u: ks9.
10 oc4ock ofsad tay ~ tte prens-s dess1 al IA
Lants Of l5s aod no II ihfse foht Q!
ut !ou1 ~ r. oeA twe.re Ill n fs1st.oEa Atoa afxcr.
a:tt!oa TO Cht4:7, aed panulay dfsrhtd n !ol
Iowa. Bex:nnnE tie stEth ce ConEtsa It AI
Hes Of tas centre fuoc sey ranr soah
Lac Of zid alley one hu dred Tea ~ hence sass
t1y-oue f5l} ftt hrnce nonh Ens parallel With The
rad linz ~nes wfst 70 tse pacs .!
Joha Jenka and wife B. Pe7T the IA lata day os
July i. D. ls53 to seeae the P1ment 0! Note Of stx
Thaos7nd pol4ss Aui Interest fote1 th<ftn Me1aone
OHAKLES u. HOSXkK, Trustee.
Dated The a1st day Of October 4. D. 1s3. oesiaso3i
7A* sbov. .s's II postponed aaul Thursdz1 November
s41h. 1sse. II the sa1ls hou1 7Ed Pktte:
nol3 ii G. B. HUa41hs Is7ssee-
The above xals postponed natlI NoxDAT. Sov. 7st
Sosttd c.B uosMEE. TRUSTEE
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~Rer. Ds. Wilson, Of the Irish delegation,
will address an union meeting at the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. on Friday evening, at II
o'clock. Dir. Wilson aud bis associates, ns our
RAIDERS know. have excited = warm frstcrnal
interest in New York, where theT have been
listened To- by large and interested audiences
we doubt not the same feeling toward this gen
t!eman will be manifested by our eitizens Of all
denominations.
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TOl. SALE--Cheap-A well Sc
letttd ssoek ct drnc<tes snd rhtusrs In o1e Of IL,
Ms~ - 7n;s p..!1H
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DAn1Sa DrnGLAnr.-A daring act Of burglary
was committed on Tuesday morning 1T II
o'clock, house No. s65 west Randolph street,
being entered during the temporary absence Of
the family, and bureau in Il front chamber
broken open and robbed Of $loo in gold coin
and ievelry. No clue to the perpetrators has
been obtained.
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TOR SAIk-4A Grocery Story
One Of thu be,s taus IN the eisy and cong fAE b1s
u ~; " would tase Iartoes .sttlsA T. n. po-s
on4ca to1 3ttt- no--AM
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Mem lpbertisenlsnts.

~ t. II, SCEITEt,. .A.}-<4fi@t-t Ac<n. ~ D<uF!<TEN
Il a.Ari+1 f-xps ts<rts-.':. IT fcr kls owl oil IL
LAa.iisv fap.r. Of tA4 SastA Wt4.. ja.-ssstJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

MADISON SQUARE GAS F1XTURE REIMBURSEMENT,
M No OF Broadway.
LOCKE, CRAIGIE co.
Having removed their gas fixture establishment 10 the
and spacious No 92 Broadway between Twenty
and respectfully invite their enda and
public call and examine their elegant stock Of goods
Everthing appertainng being them
great variety manufactured by the most celebrated
We sell goods at prices that will compare favora
bly, house IN the city. Gas fitting done by the
competent workmen others being employed by
Particular paid country work. n Borders for
plumbing received here at the plumbing estabsh
ment of Locke 4 Craige No. IL East Twentieth street
F.. LOCKE,
H. II. CKAI3IE,
WIN. O. MUNROE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
DENTISTRY.

nrYrlsTRv.-rxsTH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without the pain by uy new and original pro
only, References given II required. - ~
Dr. u. a, DURAN, sVS osnai street. near Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

ROwERY THEATRE.
~ Lessees. Mes.rx n Z, Far and T. W. IA sarh
eunes Gay ev enng. April 6, 1859,
n The MILLER or NEW JERSEY.
Iee " Asnneon o. q BonfAce Seth Peabody. q L. Fsx
'"u'" 1 Miss Denyl Bridget M HERR
rcm,, NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
nee lackie larry Miss Fanny ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

MISCELLANEOUS.
COVERS SULTANA SAUCE.
- NOTICE Also,
This wonderfully stimulating SOYERS RELISH
and appeising sauce. which Is HOYkRS AROMATIC MUS
In such universal de- TARD and SOYkRS SAUCE
mand, and which has made II BUCCULENTE
self great favorite with Wholesale agents,
the lovers OF good things may GARDNER q. YVEllN,
be purchased of all deal Fulton street New York. and
ers In groceries, 40, through BRAY HAYES,
out the United States. Cornhill, Boston
CROSSE a BLACKWELL, London, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

BILLIARDS.
DILLIARDs-P. B. WILL PLAY YOU GAME OF
ID billiards of 1000 points up for any not exceeding
$500 at ALI. Demars under the st. Denis hotel
GLADIATOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

CRATES AND FENDERs REUBEN PRICE. CRATE
VI and fender 43i Cana street. near varick
have general of the patterns CRATES
tenders Wholesale and retail Owners architects build
Will find 10 their nteest to call before purchasing
where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

DEv. J. P. NEWMAN WILL DELIVER A LECTURE
IL before the young Of the Ninth ward at the Bedford
Methodist Episcopal church. Thursday evening"
T. O'Clock Proceeds for the benefit Of the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association Subject Washington" Appropriate
for the OCCASION by lady Of the Ninth ward Tickets cent
to be had at the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR GOOD STOCK WEST.
w en land, unimproved IN Illinois Missouri Principals
oag mag addEesa Farmer Iegad oGse, via real name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
SPORTING.

rcpANCIs BUTLER FRoM % FULTON sTREET HAS
removed 70 the Of Myrtle and Division ave-
nues Brooklyn AZ usa all the choicest reds sale and
stock dogs boarded educated. &c. Cars from Fulton
Peck alp ferries every few minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

NOR skT.E-THE WHOLE OR ONRHAIr INTEREST
h IN concert saloon, with profitable bar attached esab
ised paying handsomely This h good opening
gentleman with moderate capital. Applya Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

sa S4s os " % % GBs CHEEKY
WsTAs B BAi o. o. w WILD S SssssY
1 S SssE$1s s s ss$s$E
S SogeHs, COZ COLDS p u %sp TsyrgEszA
ooUGhss, COLDS AND fSfLTsNzx.
# # #H:Ess;: E:EssH
$:E:EsE:s e;
s s4fsS s. 8: VIII S#sss$
$$s::
H HsS ssSSs$@|E
ASTHMA,
E$s$s S#:E
SSVVs sEB AND AND that ssss ssFFFEE hBHIy y
w wIsF4ss s sssE 81 VIII SHsssE
sE$zsE s. , ss$$sEssEEEEs
TiE Only sENgiNE
the same wrapper the written signature Of
I. BUTTS.
I. BUTTS.
I. BUTTS.
opurchase any other money wasted and health
ured TO sell any other II fraud which renders vcnder
Bile 70 criminal prosecution.
A. b. a d. SANDS i 90.
sCHIErFEIIN, BROTHERS co. ann
HARRAI., RIsLEy KITCHEN NUN '''''N "o'D'SS'
r. @. WELLS 4 CO.,
aud Others a. well as by dealers and agents
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

DENNeyLvArIA RAILRoAD-rHE GREAT DEN.
rai route 20 tie West Tine al ess short AMI rases Of
freight and low a all tmes BY any other route
For paeaRe contract for freight N
Ne entire West call company Office No Astor Housa
J. L. ELILOrr Passenger Agent
Peb n LERCH CO. FrexM ASeniSL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

ITO PERSONS ABOUT MOvING.-TTIE EMPIRE Elk.
press will remove household furniture twenty per cent
less Than other company Packing and shipping attended
70 a. the shorea notice. whole house removed In two hours
Office 733 Houston street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

To conclude with selections the popular
JENNY LIND,
by Miss Mccarthy and Messrs Peters and McDouaI.
EATUkDAY 7, Apri9, 1859.
GREAT BILL
for the
BENEFIT OF MR.. BLAKE
Box book now open
Ures circle be secured week In advance with
out extra cbsr ge-60 cents each.
Doors open at Z O'Clock; 70 commence A ~ precisely.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday April 6, 1889 trains will leave
Twenty sixth street station, New YORK. az follows
7l5 AM. for Wiismsbridge.
$50 AN. mail train for Albany
$50 AN. for Wilismsbridge.
1l.30 A NJ for White Plains
2:30 Pm for Wiiamsbricge.
acc 4. NJ. for Dover Plains
800 Pm for White Plains.
6l5 IN for white Plaina from White and Centre streets
s3OP.N for Wiiamsoridge.
Returning, win Leave
500 A NJ from White Plains.
$50 An from Dover Plains.
G.iO a. NJ. from Wlliamshfiige
ZOO A NJ. from White Plains
S:i5 A NJ mail train from Albany.
$780, AM from WlliAmsbriige
100 = M. from Williamsbridge.
9O0P. M. from White Plains.
bOOP.M from williamsburg
W. J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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TtAs BURNERS.
VI The subscriber manufacture for the trade
all ordnA AIRY 10 Also
IMPROVED CYLIEDER COR DOUBLED BURNERS.
German lance jets, burner pliers experimental dry me-
ters, &c for sale
Gas companies and others supplied with iron borings
j. q ARNOLD,
Importer of Scotch tips and manufacturer gas burners
al Broome street. second door broadway. N Y.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
stItttto CALI.
(F7Om the Dublin University Nasazine.l
Life and Death in 1ipperary.
A Story Founded on Fact.


sBegone. YOU shameful wretch E" he ex-
Amei. wildly. Disgrace never darkened
rsr fathers name till it was blackened by you
l.', the place Hide your face from all be-
l.in to We, YOU ungrateful girl, How dare
= show Yourself back here in this braZen way !
sell becomes you to have that impudeace.
~ that vou'ye got nowhere else to go, since
1s bla'suard you wint off wild is tux up for
Esrder aud robbery
Astonished at this reception, yet fully CON-
',s5ending what the words of her father meant,
Nsly endeayored 10 utter some explanatory
z.,euces, bu. he would not listen TO a word
to1 her and even her mother called out stern
-
Come in. Pat shut the door, the airs
,1viu' in cowld."
u aa instant after the door was banged
Tii1 force that made the hinges tremble. aud
= miserable girl found herself once again
Looe standing cut in the chill night air, with
1e rsja patteFiRg tbickiy on her Her head
'eane giddy, and, staggering few PAGES from
= house. she would have fallen 10 the ground
%; friendly arm been passed roand her slight
.r-l as The voice Of Bet Pagan murmured in
e ear-
Never heed. alarah ! yon'Il come wild me >
Al else was mist and confusion. The widow
a7por,ed her TO her own dwelling, and there
Al Ae; on bed tenderly SIS she might have
Il Der own child
"Oa. poor thing poor thiGg sure you
'''Gel Tor your own ruin any way y she mur-
2-,ei- Is she chafed the girls hands, and drew
d szTy bair from her beautiful forehead
%, sare me<elf often thought things id come
: tats paSs =
Ne-y heard the words. and understood their
ssuoczaoa TOO well She fixed her dark eyes
.,t@-.y O. the widows face. bat could not Ut
. Tord- Pride choked her utte-ance- The
'a,2s coati0Ged 70 marmar forth snndry other
@e'asaiS that Vere passing through her mind,
: Z Saaca left the miserable girl without 8
.,.at thai she regarded her AS q lost aRd er-
q creature Bet knew that human nature
:. = IA. aHi eTea when she bent low over
~, and asked in q whisper If she was mar
70 togarsy. and received decided answer
: leaa0ve, she oaly shook her head more
l2Sy than ever, again murmaring, Oh
80 a'1s poor thing :"
g.. - ~S~A eAas as. autA1S4, t0c essA Jus
10 sp IN 81 excited manner, and with ;
s-3S'a gov Saf0Siag her face, exclaimed iu
'; tocsa.s-
De- Easan, what dye take ne for Do
:. u aaY Oae else think EaS nane enough
aFaT Eid Pety FogSrty -
vast alaash = said Bet, soothingly /;
% need'nt care for What any oHc SAYS.
= "aF ~Ousl'Dt | carr, cxc.siu1cd NcllE
"s1s,-ia' 70 re thar nv f.sbcr turuz ulc
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
CONCLUSION.

TRE Sunday broke oFer the world bright
and cl0EileSs, aui from far and uear the barn
cd 90 her cheek bright tight flashed It peasants
were docking 10 Father MCabe's chapel But
Pagan, IS usual. got ready for twelve O'Clock
mass, sud IS she left the h0l>c she recommended
Nelly 10 the attention OF old NOrrY Cr0On.-
TIE chapel was Tery much crowded that day
Bet found some difficulty il pH>hilS her way
fhrOQga the mass OF people that thronged the
b1iliing The DillOas we're there, praying de-
EoaIly. and sprihkling themselves SelI wilh
holy water while Denis RFan ooald be sex
among the crowd busy with his uiss2l So6od7
~as eTeE'uAliy more Erapt in devotion than
the widow herself She swsyed herself back
wards and forwards ia q perfect agoay OK pis,y.
aud 1lr.ngE Ike Tie swell Of the oIgal occa-
sioasilv arose throGgh ;hs building IS Re ec-
thIsslE1 e tbc Ivccr.t wazel -re1is- SRI
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

H0NoR Thy --HEE--DeSpise not thy moth
Ct when she IS Cd Age may wear and waste
4 mothers beaatY. strength, limbs, senses and
estate but her relation as 4 mother j. e. the
saa which goetb forth IN lis might, for il i
always IN the meridian. and kaowe,h no even
ing. The person may le grevhea.led, bat her
Inotherly relation is ever init> flourish, /. maE
beiaut8mn, yes winter, Eith woman, bat with
tie mother. a. mother. il j. alwaFs Spring
Alas, hoT little do we appreciate a mothers
tenderness while living hoE needless are we
in youth Di an her aHxieiiss aud kindness -
But WhcH she : dead aud an ! goae when the
cares aui Collnes, Of the world come wither-
iHg 10 our he4rs-Ehen We experience how
hard il i 70 fnd true sgmpaJhy-hoE few l,re
u for 0Ir>eives-hoE irg vii befrjeud us in
q slJF JFiane-lls.a i Is thai Ne thiHk Of tie
mother sr hare lot
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03

PEETTr Io01 FlR THE YoUXssrER-A school
nam o1l Vest tells TIC iollo#iHg Ti-h incideht:
" >hr szs teaching a snail Sc5ool Ia an sd
jD.Hir- t5EH. aIi boarding roInd.7 On us
80, lsa place on M5gG4y aoJa, she sea
tU- lsrse.f ~Ith the faui,Y roalG small
pine table aud n4t.e alr4i of brosn b-r.d.
fat fred pork. and roast potatoes jus, Re
fore pa2ains back from the table, yoangsisz
Of ten FesTs. sE-i2il+1
! knoS Ehat good victu2ls s. YES 0a'a1
kayE wbat lis :" Do yoa iuded!7 excl2i1-
ei TIE embarIa aszfd sch oo'rla'aH'. not knoEinS
Eha, to say. ard ashamed to say no.5iaz -
= Yes. ms'2m' knoES Ehzt EOci y5ctRsls :
I've h7ss AEa~ from hcERaero .szzes. al sz.sl
l.. .E ~ al
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
TOWANDA:
crrsday Morning, February 2, 1859
seIettsS 9oetrp.
From the Knicker5ocker Magasine.l
RICH THOUGH FooR.
BY A. D. p. RANDOLrH.

BY A. d. =. RASDoLrH.
:, nod Of land in all the earth
yo ships upon the sea,
y,- treasures rare, nor gems nor gold,
10 any keep fof me;
4. yesterday wrought for bread,
. must toll to-day;
y+; some are not as rich as l,
Nor 50 poor as they.
IN vonder tree the sunlight falls.
The robins on the bough-
81! can hear merrier note
Thsa he is warbing now;
Hes but IN Arab of the sky,
Aai never fingers long
F1t ihat oerruns the live long year
With music and with song.
C,ne. gather round me, little ones.
And as I sit me down,
With shouts of laughter on me plsce
mimic regal crown;
Ssv. childless king, would accept
Your armies and domain.
Green your crown and never feel
These tiny hands again?
ThsreS more than honor in their touch.
And blessing unto me.
ThAn kingdom unto kingdom joined.
Or nayies on the sea
3 .7eater gifts TO me are brought
Than Sheba's queen did bring
= him who, st Jerusalem,
WaS bora TO be 4 king.
Look at nv crown and then at yours
Look in nv heart and thine:
E1E 10 cur jewels now compare
Tie e3rthly ana divine
Hold up your diamonds to the light.
Emerald and amethyst,
Thsyre nothing to those lOve-lit eyes,
These lips 50 often kissed
0h, noble Roman Of them all.
That mother. good and wise,
wao pointed 70 her little ones,
The Jewels Of her eyes.
Foar sparkle in my own to-day.
To deck a sinleSs brow
Eyr grew NY riches at the thought
Of those in glory now
All set no rood Of all the earth.
Ne ships upon the sea,
M treasures rare, nor gold, nor gems.
Arc safely kept for me;
Yet an rich-myself king
And here IS my domain,
Wli,h only God can take away
To give me back again
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03
CHAPTER VIII.


The idea that his daughter had the unbluSh-
ing efrOntery 10 return to the neIghborhood,
after her supposed Delinquency, struck Pat
Dillon. If possible with greater wrath than be
had felt for the last three weeks. The COM
passion expressed for her by the neighbors, in
consideration Of her youth aud previous good
conduct. only hardened bis heart and made
him more unlikely to forgive her. He consid-
cred il Slur cast upon his name, that any ex-
cuSe could he found TO palliate her glariug mis-
coHdHct. Far better would be have been plea
Sed, If the country all round had joined con-
demuiag her supposed guilt as something mon
s,r0us and hitherto uHheard Of His sons felt
equal fury, regarding their sister with feelings
that might have honor 10 SpartanS Of old
nor was their mother st all more lenient to-
wards her unhappy child. Kitty, alone. Of all
the family, experienced anything Ike compass
sion for the diSregardei one; but shewss peTemp-
torily ordered not 20 see or speak 10 her. Nel-
lY remained auder the friendly shelter OF Bet
Fagan'S roof, prey TO the most deSpairing
feelings There was one person very interes.-
ed in the miSfOrtuRes Of the girl, who, never
theleSs. spoke but little on the subject. This
vas Denis Ryan Doabted, deSp.Sed, SIS she
felt herself 20 be, Nelly would rather have suf-
fered her right hand TO have been Topped OF,
than deign to aSk for an interview with her
lover. when he did not seek Of il himself, and
this Denis was too proud TO do. Upright ana
honest, wi,h reputstioR never blemished, Ryan
vas vet more cautious than generous +; and his
affection for Nelly. powerful Is II nay have
been, was not as powerful as his fear Of being
the mock aud laughiHg-stock OF the country
and though be heard the account Nelly had
given of berSelf, and was aware that she had
aIwaTs been the most truthful OF beings, he
held aloof waiting for further evidence in her
favor. All this may have been uatursi and
prudent bat Nelly felt she would have acted
very different towards him As each ds! pass
cd, she became more hopeless, conpFeheudins
more and more clearly bow dihcnlt il woGid
he FOR her to diSpel the dark cloud OF shame
that rested upOa her Bet Pagan a. Ieagih
had persuaded her friend, Daa Phelan, 10 SCI
out fOr 0onmel, to seek 81 interview With ho-
gsrty. who vas waiting hiS trial a. ihe Be1s
zSsjEe<, FOR the CFIuC Of murder Through ihc
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Frincipal-E. +. NJ. Fac TZ, A. NJ.
Assistant--MRs. A. NJ. FAEnTz and MISS
SARAH L. BRowN.
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NOTICE..

Samuel i. Wills In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Cecil county. In
Samnel Whitelock, fchancery. Marc h
and others. 18th, 1853.
rTlIE object of this suit is to procure a
tate in Cecil county, whereof the late John
Lofts died seized.
The Bill states that John Lofts, late of
said county, died intestate, about the year
1853, indebted unto Samuel E. Wills, and
others, in large sums of money. That one
Samuel Whtelock administered on the Per-
sonal Property Of said Lofts, which was
insufficient to pay the debts due and owing
by the said LOFTS, large proportion Of
which still remain unpaid. That the said
Samuel Whitelock has since married the
widow Of the SAID John LOFTS. decd, and
that Richard Knabb and Elizabeth, his wife :,
and Hannah Lofts, who are parties defend
ant to this suit, have an interest in said Real
Estate, reside out Of the State of Maryland.
1t is thcreupon adjudged and ordered, that
the complainant, by causing copy Of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published at Elkton, once week for one
month before the twcntic tn day of April.
next, give notice to the said absent defend
ants Of the object and substance of this Bill,
and warn them to appear in this court in
person, or by solicitor, on or before the
twenty first day of July, next, to answer the
premises and show cause, if any they have
why Il decree ought not to pass as prayed.
WIN. Ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
VIM. II. RICKETTS,,
Mar 10, lS59-lm. Clerk.