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CHAPTER ".

1t waa glad May morning. Two years
had elapsed since Henry Moreton babe
adieu to the quiet village Of E -, when
dusty post chaise stopped for moment
at the unfrequented inn, and then drove
briskly towards the quiet cottage which
had been tho home Of Gertrude Clinton.
Emily Somers on a rustic bench beside
the shaded door, watching the motions of
Of the spring-birds which had just return
ed, and were busy with their nests which
for years they had built in the branches
Of those old trees. And as she watched
their graceful motions or listened to their
merry songs, her mind was busy With the
Past, and the form Of her who had 20
often fingered there BY her side, seemed
with her still. She thought of her mourn
full end, and Of him who had 80 strangely
deserted that noble girl-when startling
Unfamiliar voice exclaimed :. 9.-@-'
"Why, Emily, how sad you look -
Where is Gerty? tell me where ~ aud in
=. moment Henry Moreton, dusty and
tnvel-ssained, had rushed past her and
was calling in his deep, peculiar tones for
Gertrude, IS heohad in happier times
Emily motioned him to silence, and lead
ing him forth into the garden pointed to
a simple enclosure At the foot Of the old
popla1s. 81. ~-.~. :s
"She sleeps there. Your, calls ar. all
too late; months have passed since we laid
her here: Ere that, your words weuld
have sent \ thrill to that heart which is
now broken" Henry heard no more, but
with. 4 bitter grosns1 he rushed from tho
spot he scarce knewovhither. He roaned
in foreign lands, and shp1e to Danish the
sadsess whieh elungIto him, but life had
lostits elatEa-his heart vas With the
dead! o*a64s s.s@sa So toa l~e .ores
{; Attn Assy Je.rs he again returned to
! e., :, and purchased the little eott.g.
and the gsldsa vhsie Numbered all his
eaztbly hopes. Emily vas now {. happy
wife andimothsr, s:And % he took his pet
-her little aGertzude -onshn knee and
smoothing her clustering cnrk told I'll his
doubts: Of the nany long, lo1ing lettss
he wrote to. Gertrude ysam befbrs, to
whish no anawen came; of the plans. his
mother formed for him toved the proud,
rich Mary B B-, and of Aia snssls.el
how bis. mother died, md in her.lastp 8.
meHts calling him TO her bedside, e
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don't you como? Do not let them sepe.
rate 2xst:s Obi oh, il come to me, your own
faithful Gertrude How haxe suffered
waiting, longing. Tpr.yin5 6r yon, and you
..hlavA never asemel sIkaew it, 4 knew
II! whep.I s&v oth.taface! l. knew she
would tear YOU fnoa me, my own; my
darling HenryE'a md bet, voice. ssobecsne
,choked3 with sobs,J No 9one knew the
cause Of this outburst IN the usually 5ealu
andIquiet,s Ge1trade;a but al night sh.
rrayed, and IS the morning dawned and
her friend became quiet, Emily flung her
self on the couch, and was in abort time
in troubled sleep. g When ssle2 awoke
the day VA. farg advanced, and Gertrude
lay calmly BY her side; her long, black
hair completely shading her pale, wan
face. Emily raised it tenasrly TO- look on
the face Of her: friend, il and sher. startled
gaze rested On = corpse + Those eyes,
whose light had once been 80 glorious,
were now: closed in death !; and that
wildly y-throbbing heart was now silent aud
At rest her weary, worn and struggling
sonl bad at length, found it, release and
gone home to its final rest: To that home
where doubt no more could come-where
sorrow could never reach it, ..ta
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" "oT.7 ANTHONY BOOK sToR1
,,s ,s.sJ..aECFTMzA.N,
BOOKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
Z. USHMa a1AeKE1,P 0CKET CbTLEhY,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, &c.
Three deorj obo3t the fremont Hotel.
7-<.i4 z7iav;j1 ed3 IL; st.oAnthony, Mn.
Jsne. 10. 1864 f,ur>t......a vellnol8,l /
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N. n. SMITH, @,.s
. Doale2otn Re al Estate
~ oAss - Rivsr Street, opposi + Ii, Ferry
80 - =, 1A1NT CLOUD, NJ. T.
A IL p6rssns desiring to invest In Lands or
a. Town Pfopssty In part Of the sountry
Which - u1isurpas6ed in soil, tad rapidly Alline
vitA bona Adsa eet&lsrs, -can 6nd. favorable op-
Ysrtunitieo BY spplyfng 70 the undersiknsd.I
. frepSfty. for sals' IN the towns Of Hartford,
Il. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
~ tae bet Paying towns in this Part q tho
iseuAtly: :''''.5P ase n. n. SMITH,
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! CHAPTER I'll.

s"*3 r: o@H CHAPTER IIk - .s@.s'
Months, long; weary MONTHS. elapsed
after tho departure Of Henry to his South
ern home,. ere Gertrude ! received any
tidings from him. Anxiously she watched
the arrival Of every mail, and her heart
sank within her when no word came from
him. At length, long after she had ceased
70 expect il, : letter came; and with IN
eager hand she seized it and bore it to her
room: Oh! how precious did that mis-
sivc seem, yet she hardly dared open it
and assure hsryen of the p reality d Of her
At length, With trembling
hand she broke the seal but how fearful
va. the transition! Her eyes seemed
balls Of fire, and her thin fingers erumpled
the paper in their fierce hold, while her
painting breath came thick and fast. Love
had been to her her life, and this now was
as the opening Of her tomb! Yet she
tainted not, although her very pulse SEEM
ed frozen, and het throbbihg heart was
we'll nigh broken. Yet she paused not,
nor once raised her fearless eyes from the
delicately-penned sheet until hcr soul had
drank in every word. Then after careful
ly folding this ill-omened epistle, with
singular calmness she collected all those
little keepsskes which had been 50 dear
to her, and gazing once and for the last
time on the shadow Of that face which so
long had been her very ideal Of all that
is noble in manhood, she carefully locked
the little cabinet which contained them,
and burying her face in her hands bowed
her heart in mute despair. II -. - '.:'
," Days passed, and Gertrude had resumed
her usual avocations; but the iron had
entered her soul and was silently perform
ing its work Of death. Severe must have
been the suffering which could thus crush
her usually bouyant spirits and reduce the
brilliant, noble Gertrude to the wreck
which she had now become. For although
uneomplaining, her heart was breaking in
silence, and her once noble mind was tot
tering on it, throne. Yet she suffered on,
and never once mentioned the cause Of
this great sorrow which all saw was wear.
ing out her life. She suffered all she
could, and At length died a saori6ee--to
WHAT That LETTER told the tale! Cold,
stern and calculating, itwsss psaned by
the proud Gazolinian woman /; and it flung
bitter scoea on her who had aazsd to love
her son. as:53 .. - .1.ls sd ,&.~:
n>5" Know" ssid she," that wealth and
power are ours, and know that no son o1
mine shall wed with one beneath him =
No! rather than see: you his bride, ]
would gladly follow him to the grave and
know that his ashes were with those ol
his proud ancestors. Think not then tc
win him he seorns you a. do ], and -ha.
long since tsponted~ the :boyishs passion
which for = moment kept him AT you,
aide. ThinEsnot of5him to- smonent
for biz servants would better IL you
dangAtsr Of IN Obscure northern farmer
than their proud, gifted and noble master
/ have takon nssa.s that Ill ,comma,ica
tioa between you shall b at IN end ID Hen
y is soon to14wsd his, cousin sheeautifn
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1111S 1lG1B1- ~sxv HDN1Y, oWISSHELN
REAL: ESTATE AGENCY
sT. T.seL0UD, MINNESOTA.
THE undersigned offer their services to loan
i money upon best real estate security; and
10 purchase and sell property either real or
personal, for a reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, At low prices:
20 quarter sections Of good land.
80 lots, (some improved, in st. Cloud
10 :" in Nininger addition to st. Paul.
50 - in Nininger city, ..&> e..
70 In Mound city, Illinois.
r~., ..r4 MILLER 4 SWISSHELN
d. olsud, May Is, 1858. ....,..&.x..;
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FIRE lNSrRANCE.
MsoEE 4 w1LLfAMA Asssss
POO aAtAsea. 3. G.

n. c. Mstsal assurance Cs0pasy.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING or TME
n North Csrolua NuuAl tasarxssv Ceu.pssf. kssA 90
the ii'h of January he keviss psvssss ssxssS
Directors and Otssss fas ,hs ssssise ysss'
DIRECTORS.
Hsssy D. rursss. Rsisssk.
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c:M. 4 ii 5 Ss,..i.s.. = =
Kemp r. Rssts. -
George little. d.
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Alex Mitchell. Nsubsra.
JoehuA q. wright. wiimsgsss
John ". Joess. EdeesesL
Coo ". Charles. .EsasAssA City.
J. W. usrrvti. Nsrfrsssk,re.
II. D. wltsusss CAsstesss.
Geo A. smith. Ntltses
A. ". Steel Tsyss,sssIis.
yaespA White. Aasos Cesssy.
Jush. Boasr. Salem.
4. Z. Samuy. .Ashsvills.
OFFICERS or THE coNrANs.
II. S,iby. Fe.sst.ss.
II. u. Turner. rsos essssts@L
John u. Hsyss Snsrasy.
namasn y sash. .ss~sasrys@j ysssss.~.
i ;:ts 4 !, 8 T;!i:,$s ;,l;:s:::. s's''''. o.~'a.
This Company has hsa 10 saesssssi ee~-xsa ssvs 10
ycs and cuasiaees 10 shs r.ks spaa eli sAs~s sf pr
prrty in the STATE. ssevyt Steam Mills sed s
llSrirsl upon LvUrsbts tts feix<s saw essss
property shsesnsins 10 hrxv pssses ef sksA
Haudrvd Ihaasaad belsrs 10 Sesas prss~rly ssx~rvs
The average eftassssses spen he pss
psny has e<.s sss 'hAa ,hira et sssa
e s.s.;s. :s @ :: . :
sddr sd ss The Secretary. G.., pad
Raleigh. jss. q. 1889. "a
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
.Care3 Guaranteed.

-Cares Guaranteed. ~
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
ID the last year a new remedy for CANCER-purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
viii not be required to anything until cure effected
unless that have been rendered ncuabe or least
doubtful by the Of Mineral poisons He also treats
scua umors disease Of the throat rheumatism nervous
affections, &C.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest char
scter forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address, J. A. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala.
March 16, 1888. O.
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MRS. GRISWOLD'S HOTEL.
GOLDSB0R0', n. G..
~ RIGHT HAND sips GOING NORTh-layr RAxp ssps
GOING SOUTH. Ii
Baggage taken and from the Railroad Frrc Of Chsrc
~ PASSENGERS stopping al this Horn may rly
on Good fars, Good Rooms and every CSaess that
be had.
~ An addition Of Sixteen Large. Comfortable. and
we'll Furnished Rooms renders II complete ss'ab
Gshmeut in the State.
Meals Ready On the Arrival OF the Carr.
~ The ATLANTIC AND Nosru.C AsolixA Rat Roam
Ticker OrrlcE is KEEP, this Hotel The Cars Lsass Ls
Sundays exeepted)
February 81, 1859. SLY.
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Law CopartAership.

Law Copartnership.
H. w. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
uuAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law in the County Courts will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to their care
They will attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston
Nash, Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange
Office on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 9, 1858. ST.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chaham the Superior Courts of New Ham
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North-Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
g. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52-sw.
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w. l.. SAUNDERS
WILLIAM ]. SAUNDERS,

WILLIAM ]. SAUNDERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Raleigh, N. c.,
Will promptly attend any business ntrusted to his care
in the Courts of this and adjoining Counties; with the
Executive other departments Of the State Government
June %, 1855. So
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JUNIUS G.. SNEED.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoNERy1LLE, TENxEssEs
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
Tennessee.
December IA, 1853. 105-1ypd.
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JENNINGS. WnGCtra q CO..
WHOLESALE pGAIrh ~ Ctoraixo.
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NOTICE.
VNHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofnrs ex;ssips bssvs,o
the undersigned under the style and e,m OF A. n
AcPhsesers Co. this day Dissolved by mutual co.,
sent
Martin having disposed of his iussssss The bssi.
only.
A. n kePHEEfERS
HENRY 0HISELlN
J. W. MARTIN.
August 8 1853
NOTICE.
ME UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co-past.
l. nefship under the style and 6rm Of
4cPheeten 4 Ghiselin.
and will eontine the Wholesale 0rucery and Commasuo
business ut the old stand Of A. n McPhesssss Co. Wills
Wharf.
A. n. NePHEEfERS
HENRY 0hlSELlN.
August 4, lsss.
We beg to call attention to above notices and to solicit
. continuance Of the favor extended to The old Hss
We shall keep always on hand full and we'll sslrcted
stock of al articles in she :. =.
.-----WHOLSALI GROCERY BUDNESA
which We will sell the accommodating terms; and
ell consignments Of Flosr, WA&of Cbrs (<ses Nsssi
Stores other articles Of produce shall have bsss and
McPHEETERS GHlSEL n
Wills Wharf.
Nor1oik, August j, 1858. 6S-M
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FALL 1865.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
RE now prepared to offer on the most favorable terms
"A to WhoIesak Buyers, . large 8toek Of
Foreign and Domestic Dfy Goods,
selected with great care for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
"ncn for variety, beauty, and is adaptation to the
NORTHCAROLINA,
VIRGINIA, AND
vi, Il be found second to none. 49,
buyers from all sections arc invited to close and rigid
SAa"natlop Of our Stock, prices. &c.
s., Petersburg, u.
September Z, 1853. r.
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@inlaDuns our Subicript!en auf Ote
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