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form extra charges as also will medicine and medical attend
General Regulations.
No will be made for absence withdrawal un
occassioned by illness or dismissal
Pupils Will be ehargedfrom the which they
Boarders requested to bring all articles for The
toilet.
The Academy incur the expense Of furnishing articles
of clothing pocket money.
Pupils will allowed to spend pocket money their
discretion moneys must be deposited with the Superior
Of the Academy.
To correspondence all letters received
sent are subject perusa of the SUPERIOR though
such prohibited guardians
With exception ri books Of devotion, books period.
calls are circulate in the institution, except such
receive the approval Of the Mother Superior.
For particulars application maybe made to the Mother
Superior Of the Academy the Rt Rev. Bishop Whean
business be addressed TO the Mother SUPERIOR
st. Cecas Academy Mount Vernon, Nashville Tenn.
UNoN copy till October and charge this Office.
-GdSehe.
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CHARLES b. HALL

DEALER N
Boots, Shoes, vaHfses. Carpet Bags, &C.
No. rs soUrH SIDE PUstro sOUAAz,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
nov in receipt Of bis stock for the Spring and Sna-
4 mer Trades consisting Of Ladies, deEts, Misses,
boys aud Chrens Boots, Shoes. Caters, slippers -, of
every variety, with and without heels
ALoLa French Dress Trunks, ne sols leather Travelling
Trunks VAses Carpet Bags ladies' Leather Travelling satehels
6c.. &c.
IA Of which offered goods Of similar guilty
can be purchased in the city Pleas call No Is Pebble Squsrs
mAr22-f CHAKLRs B. HALL
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"a Z

Commencing Monday April 49, lsGO.
Time TO Memphis Ttcaaty-tlco Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN NILES STAGING
RAosAaK NASHVILLE DECATUR.
PASSENGERS for the south take the NJ Train Of he
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at Pulaski take Carter,
Thomas Houghs lire Of Prospect station, distant
miles, Decatur with Memphis Charleston
train for Memphis Grand Junction. ane all points South
West.
Through Decatur and Memphis can be procured at
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Ticket Once
Passengers going North the A NJ Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line TO Pulaski, &c.
Trains mskecose ways with Memphis
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur. apr19-d3m
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JASPER BRANCEI RAILROAD.
OyYnI;EAsHvILEK & CHATTANOOGA RATLzo.D Co..

October u, looS
10y order Of the Beard OF Directors calls are maze on
Stock Of the Company subscribed building BrA1eh
Eoad Bridgeport. jasper payable the Treasurer o. '
Company asfolloEs: 80 =
One dollar on each Share on the l November lg and Two
dollars each Share the lstdays Of Decemor5
~, February, March, April Nay june July Ae<o'' 0P
ber October, and November, 1900 -, - -.
Treasurer at his Office In Nashville ,...,s.
ers on STOCK q the road depends exciaFeS
the provided specifically foE nat w. r
oaf5-tf w. A uL8Atsot LIc..ule-.
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DAllIElA, TIbhs. ?
HOUSE PAHNTTNG,

gGNHB subscriber prepared viii gssiss
prompeesas All c0ntFscts hosTsr largo Whh nay
dred,in style and upon es Ehh clnns al % give as.slc
ton He Is also prsrasad 70 ezscE-s 81 manner Of
HaH ANo OaSAEKlTAL 1aAIHsas NaE1l1Ro-
HaEngn that departnentsecured o. ssFes Of IL nesexpef
and experienced arfiEts-
The subscriber would reuesl "A nag Wsrk In hiszsi
ave him = call before making anal arIal lEnsnH
...r.bssf X. a. rJ.,.. =. 49,. & - -.
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TffHS subscriber Offers for eIc1F oilnnt sna
Middle frahkfln rur7p<ke, 1ur "a lez Fun N1saga ID
joining he tract which ta resides Ard ~ lads o. Cart 1
Jo1e Ihe land Is eqaai % he oal vita snace q srs
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT IINFS

Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS freight Trains ona roads, On and after the
~ 24th December, 1883, through rates from New York
Nashville:
First Class per 100 lbs, 81 81 Third Glass; per 100 lbs 81 ls
Second Glass, do l IS Fourth Class, do 20
Hats Caps and BonnetS, Is
Time from Savannah sd Charleston Nashville, three, three
and q half and four days.
Time from New York and Philadelphia, and half eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabbath cause the above variations time
freight trains Sunday three lines.
Ne detenton by ice Oyercrges and damages
cep damages occurring at sea- promptly adj by the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad delivery.
dec at P&B c " AN DERsON
Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New Orleans &c, via Tennessee and Al
ALBANIA RailOad and Connections.
e. ~ Or y
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEYyS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TAs universally suppantsd all other onens and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hemspheres,
wherever introduced Intrinsic merit the true secret
Of It's success all cldze0s aec0s whether the cause be
dcctdento or disease
BURNS : soALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and inham'
nation, BY timely aPpca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as BY charm, no bsnish OF
remaining. r
THE FRIEND OF X THE NURSERY
Children frequent suf frers from external injuries
especiaIlv from Fllid and C1mpAee EsDosiOBs-thsre
fore every mother should have this heeng preSLanOh
constantly heals Breasts, and quickly re-
the TErTER RING = WORN, so TTeDdeS IN Ue
HErseTy.
TO TRAVELLERS BY = SEA AND LAND
The Machinst the Ira velsr and every other Ind
viduaf whose let In life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from lo - siO IRE. collision, should
mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
1t beth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion, friend in need There are thou2nds
OF living witnesses to testify 8 marvellous Vrtue WHO
ow. their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The fooynr are fsw LeddiRg diseases for which
DALLEY's MAGICaLPkIN@ EXTRACTOR is PREVEb
TIVE as we'll CURE. =
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANYI

Great Southern, Easterns Northern and
Western Express ForWardeHsI
NOR the safe ard speedy transportation Of Freight Money,
A' Jewelry Ind valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled to forward by the cay passenger
trains all matter entrusted to hm charge Of Special Mes
sengers at low rates
They dispatch Express daily for New York Phsde pha
Baltimore, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga, Memphis Richmend, New Orleans al
places South and Southwest
To Louisville, St Louis, Cincinnati, and all places In the
Northwest
Have connections in New York with Europe and California
They take charge Of slaves and forward them all parts
the South.
For information TO time, &C., inquire at the Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN 8. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent:
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
m BBLs EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
ebVE from choice Wheat, to arrive g day. and Tor
sale BY lnarl5, MIzELL, AOOPEk z GU.
PURE APPLE BRANDY.
K7E have Just received small shipment Of PURE APPLH
w RRANDY which for richness OF taste and aTor Is un-
precsdenIed MIZRLL, HOOPER 4 CO.,
deci' mos. sand Mar ct stTsst.E
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNrSsEE
ID. A. Tfbbs, Proprietor.

FFIs Hotels spacious brck hEdnx Iurt oompstsc
Thcproprsor has Incurred heavy expense In citing IN
AndfuFnshing the make hen comlortsble
The house for he reception Of boaFers, visitors
travellers; and TIE proprietor Afford ample scromroatouI
for $50 persons An omnibus, vita good aud tsa viii b
at the depot 70 convey passengers % The Eoei and back Ia
depot again. Ths ~ 10 ma arstcasr
Hotel, and hspest TO share libzral 3atronaRs.
augls DAlITElA. TTBRs. Psoprislor
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HARPER,S MAGAZINE for September
HAMPERS MAGAZINE for September;
HARPETE,S MAGAZINE for September;
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September;
Just RE0KZVED AND ROE SzLEBY
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
auE2l No. Union Street
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Fresh Arrivals
EUsr RECEIVED BY BAIL ROAD DIRECT FROz
II Baltimore and New York.
so bids Sugar-all graes;
$50 bbls refined Yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
so bags Rio Coffee
% bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
10 hf chests Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
50 six ID boxes
40 hlf chests Black Tea;
IS ibis New Mackerel
50 Oysters;
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
l25 dozen BFooms;
l0g boxes German Matches:
100 boxes virginia Tobacco;
50 boxes Ground soices
Which oder together with variety Of Goods
line to the trade, very low for Cash.
LANIER PHILLIPS co.
sep14-a No. %. South Market 81.
CORN, COEkNs
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COTTON AND FLOUR,

Freight to New York and Philadelphia
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NOTICE.

TxNDINa oronspe Ourselves hereafter exclusively to the
ale of Liquors. Ne oFer cost, large and we'll assorted
ock Of Tobacco Cigars embracing every grace Inose Eho
Want OAi s-'n'' ~ LBLLYETT 4 SMITH,
april SOS - ana = aAxzs. seree.
=TTa5 S5T. CI-OTJD HOTEis--.ENLAHGE
AND REFUKNlSHEDs
gEyE having taken the ST Cloud Hotel, has
enlarged materially, and Feurnished II throughout in
e roef sIeeaat style viii open the house 70 the public on
i-,vasfS SAMUEL GARTER
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Regular Tuesdays 81. Louis Packet.
HUE new and superior ode wheel stsamsr GEN.
II Andersen VII run above regularly -
in connection with the teamer B N. Run.
yam until De steamer Hman akes her place. Her
departure VIII be every TUESDAY y o'clock NJ this ar
me public VII have reliable lire cf packet 6eatI
on TUksDAHsand FRIDAYS Of every for ST. Louis
For heighs or passage apply on board or to
nsras-asm 4 4. = HA y Ihn2S6S, Assns.
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REGULAR PAsSINGER PACKET.

VI VIE elegant. new and feet passenger steamer -
clipper J. 3. HURD. Commander, u 1tf
JOHN 7. HOPKINS, Clerk will leave NashTil e
for Cincinnati every alternate Weneaiay At sIio p N r.
turning. vii leave Cincinnati for Nashville every seruats F
day NJ Passengers and Shippers eau rely on roptns
care and attension. Apply board CT to
H. II. HARRISON,
lanS-u JAO- X nadRLS, Agents.
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Ample Brandy, NC Years Old.
have small lot Of Apple Brandy from North earn
M iira aid to Be 10 Years Old, Nhich We beieye n
h.sss,v,i.t1~ Durs, and a represented.
Nays AAAbAEIf Z SMITH.
AIso in Bor1 cask Of James Hsnnsssy Brandy Ont.,
of Is52l which think win rEit the palate
L. 4 8.
Also. lot Of Choice WHISTLES in store since 1851
and which defy competition
LsLLYBTT 4 SMITH,
maya 6G-dim Nos 10 and 2 south narEet street
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDTEs
UWYE would inform the City Trade that vs h.va 4, ,,.
w large stock Of Apple and Peach nn1l~ 49,
and pure liberal margin allowed
PURE BOURBON WHESKTFS-
AYE receipt OF 100 bbls pure Baurbo,, gvhf..
w Ky, and will sell n to the very low o rstas
stock Of nat article LELLYEfT 4 ssffFH
NEWsOmsS WHISKY.
a. BBLs. NeyvsOm's Best. Il has been ,,or.a
LGlD for months, and has age.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
EXTB have hand large stock Of ane virginia ToRnc
w COS also Tennessee and Ke1sucky Tobacco, vhi,h
anxious 70 elOss out oW. general assortment u
" iansas On n'n' LzLEYErr 3 sM1rz
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One Of ss boats viii be In cBcrnl and one N Nashyless
All times durzg ne season, and ready receive sight az o
lowest rates TO come in eomgetcn win he Railroads
nave redaeet Grtes for Passengers Louisville AID Cn
natl to the following prices
OahiE Passengers to 90 90
Cabin Do Cincinnad, -. q 90
These prices lower than Passengers on Rail
road while make extra charge Meals and people
VINO travel with rs aeknowedge eB is conpason in TIE
comfort A. HANIITON
deell II. n. HARRISON. AgantE
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AAIoHlICEIED
AVING determined to carry my Negroes 10 the iEaA
south, will sell about Three or -Four fs<.itn
Hundred Acres OF Land. being part Of ). N
the tEact upon which reside, situated -
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Kashyis, IN Of the best neigiborhoOeE in Will
hanson county Soil equal in ne State Fer particu-
lara apply me, the premises - A. " 3 Lindsey, IN
Nashville. sep9dn P. A. PERKINS.
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Also in BorI cssk Of James Hsnnsssy Brandy st.e
Of 1881 which We think will rrii the most fEsdious palate
L. 4 8.
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7. 3. SuaaR. s-H. SWAMI.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROCERs,

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
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DIR. ). BOVEE DODs

And sold BY Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB 4 LEITNER. Augusta. Ga
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WTTE havenow in stone large and we'll selected stock q
Wv Groceries, Liquors, &c. and will continue to receive in
large quantities during Our stock in store
Al part fofior1-
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING AND LODGING.
. PHEASANT suIr Ur ROOMS FOR A GxrLEMAN
n and bic wife for single genlenen s.so sn9r room
- y -
A ppsiRABLE R0oM-oR THs THIRD FLOOR, TO
N le,. scard included 70 wenemsn and wife cngis
~ Second street. near ID. Bowery.
A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM oS THE SECOND
"a story whh Rssemrus. let gentleman and svile;
furnished Hn.fn saKte Eenaemen.
fu, HAD II its urtsn street.
4 SMALL. PRIV ArE FAMILY HAS ROOMS TO Lwr-
n with Baft, " married OF snse rcuieuen3 losston
re~s Ca West Twenty secnd strees for three t,ys
WV PLEASANT ROOMS WITH GOOD 40 Am
can he obtained private family ia West T.enly
fh ,tre, between Eehth and Nuh svennes terms ~ y
Ia ~ per two. pleasant home Ter he ~nls heie
rencc- erch&nsed.
WILL, FrRNIsHRD BAcH PARLoR, - - sss
ss@h Ger mouh Apply ~ Vest Houston street. jass wea
- lrcadway.
80 T|sT TWENTY FOURTH srRRHr-A PKIyAiE
f.riv IN Adam. would suit q Royrs T. single
sneu AZ reutsmAn wife without children ~ servAns
VIA fa Or rsrtd Bosrd Private tsoie.
A PAYMENTS -rIlE FfHsr AND sEp0ND FLOORS
a Corssng 81 PArp- snd Bedrecis o. dsee s W.,
shed ~ families or srre rcrlsren wlth pgiVsie
tahs r. othsrvtse Apriv Mrs. LOwE No - sss hsht
s.rih street nssry orpo-ae he Clare Ion hN-
ATM EAST rwENrfErH STREET rgw DOORS
n ifur Basdway-A rrutleran snd ~ wue, ~ tN1
pt.ff honze kAn mey furnished The bvs references
81 ert3 dinner A. oclCIks
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RESTAURANTS.



JysRY r. AND GRO n THOMAS
i, =, str friends and the public generally that hey
kav. sN.~d The well Known esisblshseni tornsF kev 81
ws0er a. us Broadway. corner 81 Nsshnrion psce where
w.ne. ouor~ refresh nen of every description
% the and bess Of me season are eoasAnuy
THE HARRoox
Ia sr NJ painted fre@o, BY De Lsrano and gvs ~
rAhers~ ees N pasee than Otherwise On epi rrx Ihe
carpe~erypfk " parculnly h,ndsone, and ~ berran
KeyS~e vsrr~ elegant chandeliers. N ss snd egh
BurnespA& brun statues cipds and are
PLACID :. sses end q he counter he wsoe en
The w5ttcfyekerSe snt OhAra The door v Of waite snd
bisek rnss het,ret, snt u hsndsouse indeed be
work besux hr um Rfsy Of i've marble Broadway
The ~ssnns the drinking Fsssss are noa
comp 80 ssse a psse Gas. nirrures sut marble Tbs
per.er 1lE ~ ~ Wassu. Tiers splendid ls pump the
w,rt n Fephen IApe Through ths The Ora ~
bh Tn pls~s. rAsre several lNrg. EA. plura bowls
.,s sv r. .s ma m.sus,. si' ,ss.s, r' e,
eona mss .rs AZ , ,sys,' @,s. = e.s
mms - isrss IN Fxrsphs n tho pro2f~ - frwn On
aeTs ~ o. htnx nrd ks ro and Their genda pAoi
ias sris fI VI s;;t s'srSSSsgsr
,sa ~ ws-rs p "a = s c. s'sr , WI
Is. 80 a. .ss ~ s yses are vel saei snd
.sSsss =. 80, * sss H. 4 .rtss, az. g. ~
Tu-,ss i,r~azs ~ s~dsher frrre n ts bss dad ans
suppueh W ~ se sOPs re q. /.
80 ay. f. ~ ~ sTs gs ~. dr. 4
~. rsss. srlx 49,. ~ .srre ytsrs Nd reg lnreds
NAY hs s~oor WI W rsf ~ rs ~Aes
ri fi4~e y m hne ~ hen with q call
Rer~nher tie housc ls BruadNay s'lihNes' eofnef 81
washlaxiou rlaee
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A RrIrICIa BONE WILLING FOR pEcAvsD TkErI
N fu, n While cot, Without pressure or psin Acsin
JAS. PEARSON, n ID, rooms corner Of Broadway a.
Thirty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15

And Memory-pensive whisperer-came bhe there
Her fearful glances Ger her shoulder cast
With dreamy musings of the things that are,
And treasured legends of the mighty rsst."
Merlyn Hall was q fine old mansion, situated
on large and wealthy plantation in the small
Sown Of s., near the south western part Of
Virginia. It had been built some years. yet it
was far from showing many marks of decay to
aho stranger who mightjwish to inspect its e1te-
rior, or walk through its handsome and we'll
furnished apartments. Standing upon slight
eminence, it overlooked broad meadow through
which wound small river, and even from a
distance it had pleasing appearance; but on
a nearer view, or when you walked up the
wide graceful avenue which led to the mansion
shaded as it was by large old oaks-those most
beautiful of all trece-and covered with the
long trailing grey moss, dropping in lestoons
from them, and enshroudng the whole with a
second mist.lkc verdure or when you paused
upon the front steps and turned to take view
If the surpassing prospect which lay ex-
tended before you, in the valley, with here and
there cump of forest trees making a thick
grove on the one hand and u bright field on
the other; and then the slightly rising hills az
first, which gradually increased in height, till
they seemed to rest at the feet of the distant
.Aleghanier, as they rose against the sky,-all
this, say, even before you entered the ~housc,
H. looI 70 olni Inl iu s,,
deed u lovely place
And this bright May morning it was perfect.
ly delightful. The season there is always near
ly two months in advance OF our Northern
cline, and the gardens and fields tcened with
the wealth and beauty Of our June and July
abundance, The air had tic calm luxurious
ness Of Summer, mingled with the hope and
Joy Of spring. 1t almost entranced one unac-
customcd to it with its dreamy, poetic richness
But amid the brightness and beauty of the
morn, the Master of the Hall sat alone in the
Library, unnindful Of it adj. The Master
how strangely it seemed to him to be addressed
by that title now. But we will describe hin
as he sat there, his thoughts busy with the long
ago, ere We relate why it seemed strange to hin
to De thus addressed.
His fgulc was tall and finely formed, hit
eountenance was ono OF remarkable intelli
gcnee, and there came pleasant light from
his deep blue eyes whenever he smiled, that III.
stanty won the admiration Of the behoder
bat it was seldom that he smiled and The deer
hrss that nayersed his open brow told you that
sorrows fingers had been laid heavily upon hi
heart
Such, at least was the conclusion Of his old
nNrse-that Z" Maesa Albert had found trouble
Of some kind, or he nobber would hab grown tc
look so much older than he was" if it haG
boen fourteen years since his father sent hin
away disinherited. And the kind nurse WA
Fight Her % fav rite chile had tasted deenl,
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" Not any more this morning, Milly, but it
you would like to bring me some, some other
day shall like them
- Ys, inneed will Use heard em tell what
an angil young missus was, but did MT lar to
think she'd eber speak to me. But amt 'frai4
OF you now, if you be an angil %
90, no, yon must not be afraid of me, Milly,"
said Euloeen, smilingly, at the look half of awe
and simplicity which rested on the chId's face,
'' nor think | IN an angel, either, because an
gels live in Heaven, and do not
" No matter where they live, I'se seen one, 80
! shall tell ole Sue when git there and she
walked slowly away, as Mr.. Merlyn now joined
them.
" See, father, see what Milly has given ne
Arn't they pretty?" said Euloocn, holding
up her flowers to his view.
" Yes, very, but think we must hasten hom.
now Mr.. Werner has been giving me u slight
history of the state Of the plantation, and
End have considerable business calling FOR INV
attention We will have longer ride to llor.
row, perhaps. My father wished me to, look
after Rupert's property, and so we shal! have
to 70 over to the Grove Rupert will 20 with
ua, think"
-" Certainly, should like to, sir Grand-
father used TO take me with him when he wens
over there, and always liked to GO
Where is the Grove? >" asked Buloeer,
as they turned their horses heads towards the
Hall.
"lt was my fathers place, . rephel Rupert,
Z" After he died, and my mother married your
uncle Horace, we went to live at The Hall, but
grandfather had the charge of it after father.
death"
Z" How old was your father Rupert when hs
died.? asked Mr.. Merlyn
81 don't know sir he was considerable older
than my mother, so have becn. told. cannot
remember much about him. Nid yon ever see
| him p"
8" Not that know Of, h. probably came to
the Grove after left honc'
| Yes, sir, think he did know | va,
born in Kentucky, and mothers relatives all
i've there though she hardly ever says ANYTHING
ABOUT them Bat | ana going'ont there one 81
| these days to find them.
"Come, Bale caa t you ride little faster ? .
said Mr.. Merlyn, u" L am in some haste
" Certainly [ can. Sec if you and Rupert
can keep up with me, y and touching her horse,
she was quickly some rods IN advance of them.
They needed n3 second inyitston and were soon
beside her.
" Have q care, Eulie, said her father. "You
know you have not youY own little pony, and
you may get thrown
80, never fear sho replied. q" i like this
one very much. | shall have to call her Jenny
in remembrance of the one ! left in my old
home"
Some twenty minutes later they arrived at the
Hall, and Ns Mr.. Merlyn lifted Kulooen from
her sGddlo, ha thought he had never seen her
look more lovely. The exercise had given fresh
glow to her round cheek, while her eyes Sparkld
with the light and joy of health.
"Thank you, dear father, . she said, return
Ing his fond kiss, " the more ride the more
like it, and you must not forget you said |
should 60 again tomorrow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-15
The Orphan.
BT CHARLES q. EASTMAN.

We loved her as our own, poor child,
And through the weary years
We nursed her life with constant care
And kissed her silent tears.
She strove to seem contented while
We cheered her through the day,
But when alone at night, poor child,
She wept her life away.
We strove by every art. poor child,
By every tender art
And every gentle means to win
Her sorrow from her heart.
But still she droopad beneath our care,
And sa,lder grew each day,
Her cheeks was always wet, poor child,
She wept her life away.
Still while she wept and strove, poor child,
To pay our love with smiles
And hide her sorrow from our hearts
With sweet and playful wiles,
Her lip grew whittier and her cheek
Grew paler day By day,
And struggling with her grief poor child,
She wept her life away.
She died when summer cama, poor child.
The child we could not save,
And hardly mourning that she slept
We laid her in the grave.
She never could forget the day
Her sainted m other died,
They could not live apart, poor child,
They slumber side by side.