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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

~ SALE.-RUrsuant 10 the command Of orlr Of sao
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaha cnn
t at the suit OF Charles s. etson against C. X Vaughn
al to directed shall offer for sale at Public Auction
at the door Of the Court HOusecoFner Il Seneca and Cham
plain srectsl in the CITY Of Cieseland. said eouGty,
the 4th day d March, l9 az Oelsck ?. NJ. Of sail day,
blOwing described ands and tencnants vii Situafe
IN the township Of Olmsead, being No the fifteenth
range OF townships m the Come NJ Western Reserve
the stats of Ohio and which Is als in IN County of Cuy
ahoga and is known by bong rct three (3ln Omsiesd
township, and is bounded as 10 lows Commencing the
south west corner Of land Owned by Wm E Castle and
bounded the north BY land owned b. Stephen Jones
west b. land owned by John Outeson south BY lard deed
ed Horace Van Norman By O-P Sulth by lsud
fomery owned BY eancion Barnett containing 20 llO0
acres zhd be the same more on less but subject 10 all
legal highways f"
J Ann -izade ~ s
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JHo. W HE1sLEr. Plas z Any. Ii11 lei fsiiSd1a IA
? I0II7--7l1II- y AIsIN IN 1ll-IIl7IlI1
vs..
Duranson Dart and others,
dafauduufa
DARK B. CLARK CHARLES @.

DARK B. CLARK CHARLES G.
Il kellogg and Daniel A White, defendants said
sss the sud plaintiff lsd bis petition n he COur0f
Common Fieas N Sna ior me County Of Cqyslea IN ne
Dart Helen Dart, gagged sud Park b. Clark tho
ship Of East Cisveland IN The County Of cayshSsS and
State Ohio being number eh IN The eleventh Of
part Of lot No 49, and is bounded follows beginning
at stone at the south west corner Of sd ot g. thence
said lot, thence north 7O degrees east y chains Il Inks
in the Of the Shaker Road thence nOrih
s degrees west chain centre Of said
road thence north 65A degrees east chains 70 links to
degree chs 50 ks thence % degrees east 70
stone a ne norh east eonI % ne school io theles
centre Of the Shaker Tuad thence sOuth ~ degrees
chains q links stoHein the road thence
south \ degree 1871 links stone on the north line
Of land owned BY Joseph saigh thence said line
part Of lot aud also cart Of ot49 beginning the north
a corner 81 o X Z Ele9 Is me s9S5h ~ ssSt corner & a St
thence south Is degrees west chains g links 20 stone,
II the south corner Oliver James land west
south line Of Lot the centre Of ad II
links in the contre Of the road 10 A. Dutys south ius
thence east On sad A Dgtys south Inc chains 81 LINKS
one degree east % chains 20 links 10 the north
place Of besinnins the whole TO contain O9 1880 ar
according to the survey yof J q. SAXON
said Duranson Dart 70 said Park B. Clark and described as
follows All dated December Ist, 1855 and payable with
tas1s. 09s lol igs los fo $50 i5 1aya5s .5
petition further states that said hrst des ned noe
was paabe 70 said Clark order and was b. him
"a 10 me uiain that il is due and uud and t by
sd Endorsement Clark transferred to the p7ni an
Interest in morgage the extent OF sid nott tha
said mortgage ei record in the Eeeor ers cce N
said county 81 day Of January, 1851 au WIS record
ed Ian 9TH 1851 and the slyo natd defendants
have or claim interest N or iiff On sd pfel
81 The object and prayer Of u c oT lude ent
a.ainst the said DurauSon Dar7 te sum o. ~ Wil u
teTes on S3l the 4h day Of Dece aber on 9o
from fhe lth day of December Ise the s1e Oi te
mogagsd property to said Jndsm men aad ior oher
Slid Attendants are notified that they required %
near and answer said petition before the sh day Of
April Ess- s.B&F.J. PRENTIss,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

B@Sancho Panzas La PIatas, Henry Clay, and
all the favOrite brands of Cigars, at Strong & Arm
strOng's, 1879 Superior Street. sIw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11

y command of Wit Of vendi exponas issued fum The
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga Counfy At the suit
Ct W Fogs agains II. Ackleyf 70 directed shall
offer for sale Public Auction the door the Conrt
OF 0leveand in SAID eunty the lh day of March ls5
at O'Clock NJ id day, the following described real
estate, to wit Situate IN the city Of Ceveiand Cuyahosa
COaat, and which Is also in the state Of Ohio AID
Cleveland City, end b.uuded follows: Northerly "
10, ic street western by Hubs street, southerly b. the
ment Of the sOuhey part Of lot No g. and Sey by the
land OF Juhn Blair Containing about of land
Appraised at sl2OO0.
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DIumbirlg, etc.
M, PATTIKSON.

PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No Park Row, back of Old Court House'
on Square. -.t. - ~ p
I MANUFACTURER AND KEEP
- constantly on hand complete assortment of Copper,
Lead AVID lroa Battling Tubs Marble Plain and Fancy
China Wash Basins Water Closets common Lift Force
Pumps Of the best description. Also l. WaefeaeT Co.
Patent Italian Stone Ferer, and all other arc les in this
lirs Of business. - : = 80 = 4
Having had over twenty years experienc in raneh
of mechansn and NEST Of The four wears eng-ged m
the rneDal houses in t0B feel confident Of giyins en-
tire satisfaction to all who avoT me- with their patron
age.
ateSa and most approved style.
Orders nthe city and country promptly attended to
Jollhing executed with neatness and dispatch.
feble lsi
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DAVID L. WIGHTBIAN,
Sheriff and Special Master Com'r.
Pursuant to the

~ command OF second writ Of vsni exp0nas issued from
the Court Uf Common Pleas If Cgrahoga County the
of Matthias F. Schultz against Eizaheth Brown
direted shall offer for sale At PUblic Auction the
door Of the Court House (couer Of Seneca and Champn
sreets in the of Cleveland In sand county, the
day Of March, 1850 O'Clock P NJ Of said day. the fol
lowing described lands tenemen to VII estimate m
the City OF Cleveland Cuvahog County aud State of Oha
and known parts Of lots Nos 90 and 90 the orsnai
Dlnt of the village Of Cleveland having 5 l2 feet front On
the easterly line Of Middle street southery line bong
IS el2 feet length parallel with Huron
northery therefOn and bounded by aley tsn feet IN
widhits northery line being parallel herewith 20 feet
length, TO an alley"
AppTaisedat Sl,4o0.
D. wIGHTMAN. sheriff.
INO. W. HEIsIE Plff's AIRY fshlfdT70
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Genuine Havana Cigars at Strong q Arm
strOng's, --- ~ 7-z--r ---- iw. /
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Gtopfg, Mf.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. h. Marvin,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronsge Of his friends and tie iost q nsnknd
during the pass Fall trade is dete % close ~
his large variety Of COOKING PARLOh a 49,, ~
OFFICE STOVES and ENANELED GkAIAS At
greatly reduced prices = - ,--..1. 81
MS MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES f,r Ho,si r. 81
his Victor Cooking Stoves for private \; 80
SURPASSED peri ctien in operation an iS ii
His Hot Air Parlor Heater for PaIlors, SlI
Hous es Churches SsOges made ieI Soai,
are so constructed that II answers eheI II ~
f,r1Sre or both combined, and therefore VI rruco
@ bssf than suv other in the market Il IS
t balsone and dur ble and Is giving great s. sfae
~; ~ 1av of our best citizsus- HIS PearI which Is
v fr parl0rs burns coke or haru coal, with sas
and neatness and also gives perfect satstactien
~ v-est and most desirable styles Of EN- A1lELED
frfS tTEs on hand at the lUNest prices
ne manufactures and keep suppisd win N. copper
and Sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING OOoDS
always handl- - 49,. t'l-cll. l....e
All are respect ulS socitea call before purchasing
elsewhere at the old and weil-knoMn stand ol
deels ssj t79 No 4zs0ats slde Pubic SQUARE.
GTULIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
y S,rf1VF POT.rs4-the best In the market; A-se-
rIT1F 0Wis Iufallible Scf-Sealins FRUll CAr ;.
raafed 70 be Air-Tight for sale cheap n - Ss-- u
ressti nv " l. MARVIN. No. q f93ils see15e
crif ST - Hearly Oar.osIte ne 9. Se1I. .1.lss
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q For late City News, see tbird page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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1eufIrp & 6ilper Ware.

b. g EITz,
DEALER IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Sc particular attention pa e ne Tepsii,as =
" said JeWsirV 10 n DlsasiO street Cleveland
ap4 III
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EBCigars sold wholesale and retail by Strong &
Armstrong, 199 Superior Street. Nv.
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'Aqrifnltnral.

GRASS SEED.
400 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
slANt Timothy Seed Just received at the Cleseisne
seed Store aus5 J. SI3Ik e0N--
- BIRD SEEDS
NTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
Nv fresb supply Of Canary emp Ra2e M Miis1, . Lei
ri Fees your Birds healthy, feed them upon none
tutclcAh P1Ae sS- T. STAIR SON, ]
TTEET ~ No. Ontario street
WTYLISING RED TOP OR Bog
w nFsTROYER-This s The Tcst secieai gIsss sIS lSs
snDesleAs ,i INV 10 the acre. OF sale By
g oAls .,.k =. ~ yfl-lfi u B y SIAI6 . soH.-
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. Oh ii-
n chard Grass and ked .39 sSss ses 0i puis
aIways be found at Nc 00A''''' J. STAIR = SON.
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~ gives notice that he has located at
No. Ia Euciid Street.
And that having perfected his sys'em of BRACES,
+ SPINAL LEVERS b PROPS BRACE TRJSSES =
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He peparelto treat Casually without medcine the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable thr af and weakness and
hUarseDess OF vOlce IL speaking and iuging
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough bleediur at
the lungs, paln shorness of breath and papaion of he
heart. -
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
uon- acidly, sense Of coapse antness dull dragging
Fs IN he Sides ana an All gone feeling which are ag
grayaleq on ert ctlng The body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
piles
URINARY WEAKNESSES with irritable bladder and
Inconilnent and painful urinatOns
SEMINAL WEAkNE ESSES which if not arrested so
generally end TO insanity and physical ruin.
SPINAL DERANGEAfEN1S.v with curvature, ,inequali-
Ties Ci the hips and shoulder unsraceful gait and pain
aud weakness OF the back which, II arrested tend TO
their increase and to consumption. r- rr..'.fs q
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION new pfinciDie) BY
means Of his combination Brace Truss. =
LDERANCEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
lies with eodness nuinncss heaviness and swelling,
Ths dropping young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and aness of the chest
which are so Indicative Of early consumption pleasantly
removed. -
SKIRT SUPPoRTERs-The attention Of ladies' is called 10
ms nation bd lni and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
SKIRT supporter by which Of the above affections may
pc prevented and relieved the form aud bearing Of the
body and the weight OF the skirts held from
letter When Or. may ae seen
cal devices
A Lady in attendance upon Ladies dpc1o
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Apni' FSS- s.B.&F.J. PRENTIss,
..o.e.oaa Ats for Pif.
CBERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the

CHERlFF'S SALE,-Pursuant to the
- command Of writ Of Eend expouas issued nom ne
.iS..,Et Rieas Of Lucas County a. t1e 80
SsJ-ls =. 10.
Alien Hincklty, palntln, - 41eid ami
Others defendants TO directed shall uer Tor SAFE az
public Aucton at the door Of the Court House e9rne OF
Seneca and ChampaiR sreets IN the city OF (eEeland IN
Cuyahoga County the 12th day Of March, le5Si Al
O'Clock NJ said dly the following described lands and
tenements Situate IN the City Of Cleveland Cuy-
hOga County, and which alse in tie state Of ono and
known part of lot Gle Gland village and Is bounded
as follows erciDg the soufhery line "a Caa-
plain street, feet westerly from its Intersection win the
westerly line OF Ontario street, AZ the north We ner
OF land decided by James s. Clark 10 Albert on
the 23d dag Of Apfi lS32 and running thence Uestf VIA
Champain orty fect thence snufhsry y ss an
Giles with Champ street eighty feeS 10 An alley encc
eastery with said ley and parallel with Champaln 81
Ory eet the west corner Of und deoded as ae
said to SAID Albert v Ste5bns thence northery eighty
feet the place OF beginning, be the same more or c
Also sihe piece parcel OF and SITUATE IN the City
Of eve land which sO IN the County and stats atere
said and is known by being paris OF original lots UNI
eightr -threei aud eigtyc1T IN the plat Of The Vi OF
Cleveland Is bounded follows, 70 wit Beginning
pDon the southerg line Of Champain street, hundred
and westerly from OtaIlo street and rnnning
hepce westerly with said s0uhsry line of Champain 81
forty thence s0uthry al 1lgr angles with IAN
street eighty 10 alley running paa lei win Cnnl-
plain street. thence eastery with sud alley iory ieet
thon norhery eighty feet TO the place Of begning De
the same more OF less a.s- -.
Sad above described parcels Of land appraised At $500
each : ,,,-.,. - -, =.
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HnI : pnarr.P Pla,s Aii,r. J, TT : lsl9
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the

GHEKlft' 3 DAHE,-f us UNI 70 IIlt
~ command Of adoeetal order Of sale. issued om me
Court Of Cylhuga County az the sun 0i
ZelOes II Monroe against Solomon C Brlwn ct al TO ne
directed shall sale public auctoa at the door
of Of Seneca and hamplan SIS ,
in the city OF Cleveauiu sad County the lh day Of
March, 1883, at o'cock p M Of SAID day the olleWipg
desc rod lands and oInents, to WI Stunte IN the
township OF Eas Cleveland the State OF OhiOand which
the County Of CuyahoE and s Known as rrt OF
LOT $50 In said township, and Is bounded follows Cq
encing intersection 0f the road leading pest B. p
leeF the SAID township, with the Eucid Road, henee
along the centre Of said road y chins and . Inks o
most hsuce along the centre OF said road chains and m
LINKS 10 post thence in the centre Of said rod chains
and 50 links a monument az Smiths Corners. thence
south 50 degrees 3 chains and Il links 70 tbs centre OF
the Euclid Road thence in the centre Of said road chains
and 6lS Inks tha place Of Leglnnng containing vine
acres aud five hundred and seventeen thOusaDdbs OF
land be the more OF less but subject to all legal s-
ways ..sl t. '1 tL r1rrCFl
Appraised at slsIs. ,,,,,,,,-,,,,s s...,a
WILLIAMSON s RIDDLE, Pin s Ait'ys. tshs
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Piquette's Ladies' Gold Pens,
Piquette's Medium Gold Pens, 10.
Piquettes Commercial Gold Penl',
Piquette's Congress Gold Pens
s.Ax n copp q CO.
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DAWSON, WARREN HYDES' FOUNTAIN
GOLD PENS.
DAWSON, WARREN & IIYDES' BARREL
GOLD PENS.
DAWSON. WARREN s. HYI1ES' TP-TOP
GOLD PENS.
DAWSON. WARREN & HYDES' MAMMOTH
GOLD PENS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-11
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce to the peoDe of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken
Illl Nc IIiLS lsLktn IN
Office No. % ST. Clair Street.

All who suffering from the above named diseases or
ny other complicated comp OF years Standing are in
iorm that they can consult the Doctor U FREE OF
II is hoped that will despair OF cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithfu trial.
% During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies.
East lndles South America, and the United States he has
been the instrument in Gods hand restore to health and
vgor who were gwen and incur
able by the mos eminent Old School Physicians; nav
more thousands. who the verge of the gaTe are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
sk and successful treatment, and daily e1ciaming
BLESSED be the day when first and Paft0Ok of the
lEd an Herb Doctors Medicine
ultation and advice free The moor shall
be literally remembered
II Take Notice-every Wednesday and Eridav DR. Iy-
Cleveland
u Office HOurs-frOm A. M.tOsPM
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SALE.-Pursuant 10 fbe

d. L. wTGHTDfAN. Sheriff
ADAMS CAnFIEID PlasAiiy 'Pi s''6as fa5atds0
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IHERIFP & SPECIAL MASTER1S

-. -. - D. L. wIeHTMAN, shsEia
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Terms s 1 Shilling week City subsc ri her
49, 5IHS (Five Dollars per year 10 Mali subsc crfle
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nl maj having now perfected hls syS'em of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES
PILE SPRINGS, CHILDBED GIRDLES
AND SKIRT SJJpPORTERS
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& 5ureeons.
no Ch3.O9aac T1191zIidS.

I1R. BANNING, Gate of New York, }
~ gives notice that he has located At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-24
POETRY.
re Old Csstase Cisck.
nr CHARLES SWAIN.


Il tho old, o,d clock, Of the household stock,
Was the briRhf thing aad Deatest;
- hands, Though old, had touch o. aoli,
And its chime rang still the sweetest
ITv vs monitor, Too, though Ms words were few,
Yet they Lived, though nations alt red;
pd lie yo'ce, sfill strong, warned old sad young,
When the voios of friondsi ip falteredt
Ipfct, tick" II sNd-"luick, quick, to bod
For ten I've given warning;
Dr.. up, and 60, or else, ou know,
You'll nsvcr fise coon In the merning!"
n}iiendly voice was thAt old, o'd clock,
ks sto, In the corner smiling,
ID blessed the time with q merry chime,
The wintry hours b'gn.ins;
~ crues old voice was that tircsomo oo,k,
As called f d,ybrak boldly,
hsn the dawn looked gray Ger the misty way,
Ard the early sir bic v cololy;
1 Tick, itch, u Aid-"quck out Of bed,
For fve I've z ven varsing;
5ou'l never have hesth, you'd never get wealth,
Unlsss you're up In the morning."
tlll hourly the sound goes round and round,
With tone that ceases never;
|fhue teare sre shed for the bright days led,
Aud old friends lest forevefi
heat beats on-though hearts are gone
That warmer beat and younger;
haics still move-tf ough hands we love
Are clasped on osrth no lopseri
Tick, tick. II said-" TO the church yard bed,
rhe grave hath given warnipg-
., ur, and fise, and look ts the sk'er,
And prepare for Heavenly morningl"
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Hsrribie AGAir.

The Nashville, Tenn, Gasotts, lsasns of tor
rible oceunsnce In Chatham county. 4 kr.
LASosrxR and his wife had been sbssnt ffoa
home for . short time on . visit, and In ths
houss, during their abssnes, In charge Of thslr
son, aged about II ysals. Rstarniag to ~
70 test the boys courage, and Mr. LA.osr.s
stsalthily sppre achsd the house and Asksd hr
admission. The boy asked who We, thsrs, eas
received no answer. REPEATING the question
and receiving no answer, he procured double
hons. ara fhs gun was loadsd with buckshct,
ths most OF which tsok eject In NJ. LA.osrxaa
bodv. producing u is supposed fatal woand-
Ths agony Of the boy, on discovering whom b
had shot, IVES htenss.
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| are now J'1
"Mother, kindest OF parents. surslv xor do
not doubt Harryis lovsi:?
al do not l"'
"Tbsn bs assurea. In bsoomlng nj, VII. =,
| sharing IA lows and sootbfua kis sorroyr I
shall bs nenfed, proudly, joyfuIiy happy,
can visB Is higher fslc. "
nGod pant YOU NAV nsvsr re0r,t your
have bean hiest vitb Iovin. bs.,t. anil avavv
cou,sort ths, IN al "a I'M. sv..t 4" All .;i.ntI-
Invoking A b,es.ine non her bcsd. an. nr.ss,d
her lips TO the dama.t cheek, and retired from
CaAPrrR WV
,,.,o.,,,
h ooho'AL 1--we rLHN ro" 'oiiA'
THE rEaRfBLs DISCOVERY.
"Coid, careless sro We, Of snothsr's grief
We wrap ourssivts In aull.n seldshness."
Ethel Churchill.
g Now DER one half the world,
N,turc seems dcsd, and wicked dreams abuse
Inc ouitAinod seep' ,
r,. Asooctn.
Twas tne ni9ht oefore the DAY, upon which
julia Crsnl,fie, was to Personate for q time,
bride; the Colonel and Harry were In their room
AT the mn, the fosner lighting his weed the
later pacing up and down, humming an old
song
'l say, Harry, when have you concluded to
ielinquish the joys OF bachelor Life, to become
nenediet
.s,hs nans you' Noonel, Ioa .ne isst, aid mr-
~, mfthtuiiy. "a b,nsdic', indeedl shall be
,,.s, ~. naPp's nu'ou, o'es' WIN tne sWsetsst
MILF VIZ, eyo , sa,,
,rvu un"' v,ap.,sa un nnsIor WI, my quss'oh.
ali ', we sner, nsI n,, Ses s ny lns I.sut 20
three months hence
,, That's coming to the point, Ike a msn.
Colonel. "Nrginia Is a lovely girl, aim, at too
S., a,o.. -. :. N, ~. III, ~ y. ny ooy,
~"o" y'1 "A'' '"' ""' 'o =" '"'o Ae'P
my. E.os Ill ,o o. ao =. =, ,,,-.,,,,, ,,-.
A.. N an. :, CSn,., ,'a,' W '
Sn, .Io ,,n,, So "'' '"'' 70" in''
nfi,o ra..oO h..aus. nsx., o,,id s,d nm.
~ -on,S ha ,.,n,.n, >, h"oon. NJ p..,,nr.
.s my uS M0u,S ,.s'"n W. v 49, 90. ss' sns'
sn' seE.nu :. sVsVn, ~ .,ss,, ~"y""' S"'s
.E ~ ., J d,o,ns ~ -" co,on. ,h. 4. .,,,..,
." h.",S" os .SN,ss ~. ~ ~. .sns, a.. D.. ~
hc ~.,sd ouu s.rns.,Iv into Ii" nao. "N
"o II T'i.n.i -?,'d az, ~. ,.sr. s,,r, n. ana.
al sna 80, ,o,.,,,h,ns, y. ,o .l.sr his ,h,H., ~
,aa.Ss a.. a., ~'' S'Ns""'s w s''-' ''' '''."
s.I" mn, a.. r,,h, ,h.r. \. .,,,h.. ,.,..
Oh. - a., ,., hes,,,s -, .g.s,ton. 80.
s,,,r, " - .,.ans IN tha 80. n.y., .., -.
smother. while R.r memory q present to me.
her to an untimsly tomb. She was . fragile,
New England flower, mot somo twenty ysars
ago In the South, whittier she had come 70 reno-
yste her falling health, but alas the very day
her lips Acknowledged her love for me, she grew
waited to receive all thai was mortal, OF Eula
Giavesnor. Behold her miniature" he contin-
usd, Drawing q small velvet case from his bosom,
sh .ha P.sehS m IA msftS 9uts'.e'enea nsAa, ana
.rnsn ove,como WIN emouonI ne rsueAsea INTO
the adjoining apartment. HAIRY touchsd the
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nvereo, upon the fact that Mrs. Cfanliffe, and
Mr.. Bradford, were cut out for each other. Now
did not know this approaching event had cir
culsted 60 widely through the village; why, she
told me Mrs. Knowali's opinion Of it, and fdon' I
know how much moro. until ws forced 70
leave her. as espied one Of her estimsble friends
:apr rro.shins, and dreaded anOths, lecture. I,
around, and canvassed, and talked over, by every
Idle gossip in the place ~
"'Tyouldn't be the case. dearest, n tbev
would mind their own business and rot me Idle
With other peoplesi but every place has its
oss Cd . suffer the them Won no Hssq mstssp boT oSp SnsS
against th,,r will"
For nv part" resumed yirpinis. az despise
. female, or indeed a mals msddler-one Who
can never rest unless scan ializing their ueiah.
bors."
ignorant 70 know better"
"And 90 do / but, now, Harry, tell me, do,
exactly, what you think Of your sisters n, ar
rsgc.6
Il know not what to think, Il puzzles me-"
"And me, tool las no affinity a the na-
ture, Of those two inaiyiduals. Surely one 40
lovely as Mrs. Crsnlifc, cannot love that man.
for Harry, beneath his poiisued sx,erior. And
assumed cordiality, l think / detect hesrt not
true and good, but deeply, dArkly inclined. /
like him not
A shadow ovsrspread Hsrry's face, as he aues-
tion,d;
"Havc you ever couverssd with him, that you
form SO strange an o,in,on."
"Neyer, but 4 have closely observed him
when passing, and thus my I'm preston mas been
al sm glad my Virginia, that YOU have not
come In &C .ua cJntact with Bradford, for / can
not esteem him, and do not deem him worthy
to hold converse with 80 pure 30 innocent q
flower as yourself"
Harry drew her head to hls bosom, and looked
l,y,ny,,, into tha voi.t , n. r.,s.a e,,dIv n nj.