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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

JUST RECEIVED THIS Day
Prescolts Phillip, the 2ni
Presootts Conquest Of Peru; Prescotfs Fer.
dinand aud Isabella; Prescott's Conaue 4
Of Mexico.
Whites History Of France.
Neips History Of Minnesota;
Hallam's Constitutional History.
LcweS Biographical History Of Phil Sc
ply.
The rise Of the Dutch Republic, by MotleS
History Of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Abbott
Abbott's French Revolution.
AbbotHs Empire Of Austria.
Abbots Empire Of Russia
Everetts OrAtions and Speeches
Bacon's Essays.
Literature and Literary Men OF Great Brit.
ain and Ireland
Cluskey's Political Text Book.
Haliams Literature.
Plutorch'e Lives.
History Of Prostitution.
LivingstOn's Travels in South Africa
APpileston's Cyclopedia of Biolrdlhy.
Driving.
Brazil and the Brazilians.
Figi and the Figians.
Lanman's Dictionary of C,pgress
Goodfich's British Eloquence.
Memoirs OF Napoleon and His Court
McCauley Essays.
b9ncroits Literary and Historical Miscel-
Napoleon at st. Helena.
kuriz's Sacred History.
dume's History of England!
Dickens Works Complete.
Cartee History of the United States.
Eniotts Debates on the Federal Constitus
ton
Montaigne's works.
Lives OF the Chief Justices.
Wavcrly Novels
Darley's illustrated Coopers Novels
Woodburys writings.
Cromwell Letters and Spt cohes.
JHnius' Letters.
Evenings at the Microscope.
The Works Of Lord Chest, rfell.
Boswelrs Life OF Johnston.
Marshalrs Washington.
Bsyard Taylor's Travels.
Parties and their principles.
Downlng's Rural Architecture.
Hume's Pictures of Travels.
Lectures on the True Beautiful and GooJ
Confidential Letters Of Napoleon and ia.
sephine.
uDhc and Private Life Of Daniel Webster.
Guizops Hietory Of Civilization.
Newton on the Prophecies.
City of the Great King.
Weddings Works.
Homcrs Poetical Works.
Political text book
Dsna's Household Book OF Poetrv
American Sportsmen, by Lewis.
gibbons History of Rome
Nash's Pleadings and Practice,
Ghltenden's Digest of the Ohio Reports
Swans Practice and Proceedings.
Swan s New Treatise.
Swans Manual,
Manor's Criminal Law.
Chitty's Blackstone.
Critchfsld's Ohio State Reports
Wrghts Supreme Court Reports.
Life OF George Stephenson.
OF The United Statas
"a Iogether with varied and complete seIeottor a,
,eIIan historieal, Classical, Medical, law. ~
'enAneous, school and Text Boo g. al ' -''S-
---. :, " RIcKEY's
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

ToLEDo BLADE.-Ws receive the Toledo Daily
Herald, Ian afterDOoOn paper,) by msR the next
morning after it is printed. We generally get
the Toledo Blade BY cars after it has been prin.
ted two or three days. As the House Of Repre-.
SentatiVss strangled the bill which provided for
the payment Of postage on newspaper exehAn.
ges, we would prefer TO receive our "Blade" BY
mail Under the present arrangement Il gets
dull before wo get il. Will our Toledo cotem>
porary see to III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

oHANGE.-By reference 10 the Gard Of Mr.
Hickey, tsuecsssOr to Willard 4 wheston,) } 10
another place. II win be seen that he has entered
the literary field with attractions which prom
lee 10 bring him success. Mr.. r. is a success
ful book seller, and is. Of course. thorough
acquainted with the tastes Of the iBtsllig gent
masses That he viii fully meet the public
expectation we feel sure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
NEWS ITEMS.

Notes raised from 81 to $40. on the Shelby
vile Bank Of Tennnesse, are in circulation.
Mr.. Malcom Cameron has Introduced bill
10 the Canadian Legislature to prohibit the sab
Of liquors throughout that Province.
The Virginia House Of Representatives OF
the OH adopted a resolution adverse TO South.
ern Conference by vote Of 81 to ~.
The French government has rssently estub'
liShed at Chicago, Ill, a vieecOnsulate, aud
appointed Mr.. Rayin d'Elpeux to ill The posi-
ton!
II is stated that the stock Of wheat In New
York amounts to more than one million bush-
els, and the stock Of -four to more than seven
hundred thousand barrels.
During an alarm Of FIRE, at Evansvills. In
dana, recently, four prisoners made their es-
cape from jail. Two Of them were subsequent>
ly recHPtured.
Jeptha Horde, young married man In OF,
sego, N. Y, recently drowned himself for love
Of his wife's sister, whom he had seen only
once. One fool the less
Michael o'Connor, Of Memphis, Tenn, res
Gently intefered in fight 10 which three boys
were engaged, when the boys turned upon
him, and beat him so severely that he died
shortly after. None Of the boys have been ar
rested. Exactly; that's the way It goes.
The Bficklayers' Union, Of New York city,
give notice to the boss builders, that on and
after April Cd, the will require an increase Of
wages, from one dollar and seventy Eve cents
to two dollars per day, the old standard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
MARRIED.

On the isth inst, BY Elder ]. NJ. Henry, Mr.. ws.
A. WARE, and Miss cATHAEINE DINE, all of Day
ton.
On the 18th BY the Rev. Levi white, Mr.. GEORGE
srELLMAN, of Port Union, Butler County, Ohio
to Miss sADRA VAE sASDT, of Springfield township
Hamilton county Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

The Hon, Alexander n. Botslsr Of Virginia
is recovering from The severe sickness which he
has been Sfaisled for several days, and viii
soon be able to resume his seat in the HOass
I, Of Representative.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

Don Louis f. Mansilla, editor Of La Paz,
new paper started at Bueuos Ayres, is said
to be great Rdmirer Of the government and
policy Of the United States. He is republish>
ing, serially, n translation Of the Federalist,
and making Spanish politicians familiar with
the writings Of Jay. Hamilton and Madison.
Es- Spring is coming right along The organ
grinders are here, and the Gypses are coming.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

GJ-Mr Parrott would no doubt return the
courteous greeting OF anybody no matter how
degraded. We presume he would even speak
TO the editor Of the Empire, in the way Of
civility.-COl JOUrnsI.
Yes. likely But there are depths ia degrada>
tion to which Mr.. p. would probably not de-
scend. We learn that he refuses to speak to
the editor of the Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

uThs German Catholics have commenced
the erection Of anew Church on the corner Of
LOwsry and Bainbridge street. 1t will. We be-
lisvs, when flushed be one Of the largest
Churches in the eily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

~ JOsh PhSlAn has retired from the ''Union.s
He says he Is tired Of the business, and for the
present EalAPsss into private life. He viii prob
ably be candidate for Marshall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

INa- The Journal gives an account Of what Il
terms "an d-faIhIonsd raising :, which took place
on the farm Of Mr.. Asa John, in Van Bursn
Township, yesterday. 1t lacked one feature and
it was a very prominent One-Of an old fashioned
rAisinEj there was no ardent spirits used on the
grOundi Mr.. john deserves credit for the innOvA-
tion on old custOns, sVsn ifh aid spoil the JOuI-
aAIs paint.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

The CoSoERT To,NoRRow.--The announces
ment Of the repetition Of the Seminary Con
cert Tomorrow evening, has given general sat~
isfaetion. aud continues to elicit m uch inter
est. Inthe proposed changes ofthe programme,
we trust that the song Of Dreams" SO touchs
ingly rendered by Miss orton, will not be omit
ted. We wish to hear those Dreams" fading
away" so sweetly again. We should also
vote again for the clear liquid melody of "Her
I Love-" by Mics Stoddard. And, in short,
we do not know where the former programme
could be improved, and are in favor OF having
the whole again. with as few changes as possi-
BILE. We hope some of our friends, whom we
wot of. will have better success in gaining en-
trance and setts, than the last time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

O 1t isa subject of very feeling remark that
while tho mornings are remarkably bright and
beautiful they are stingipg cold.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

Dayton Tobacco Market.
Buyers are Offering for new tobAcco Round
from Gssz@s; Wrappers SOS; Filters 2@3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

One thousand aud three bales OF cotton arrived
In Cincinnati from Memphis on Friday last and
proceeded east BY the sandusLy, Dayton A Gin
oinnati Road.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
Dr. RObnck's Remedies.

Wepubiish, In another column Of to-day'a paper
~ hrtcie copied from the Cinnati Times, desorip-
ment IN mat city. BY the way, DR.. Robaok'a Rome.
ules nave obtained great and deserved populArity
WIN All classes II has been been but ehort time
since these Remedies introduced into our sec
uon OF country yet DR.. Brennan, Or. Robaoks agent
IN thls place. Informs ua that his sales OF the Blood
oiher medicines for which he IL agent, combined
Ihe reason for this H. that they have stood the test
Of practical experience. We know this not onit
from the mouths OF others, but we have used them
10 our own family with the very best results. Fof
All diseases OF the blood, general debility whether
pr ,oeedng rom sickness or rom natural weakness
Indigestion, and all kindred ailments, we recon-
lnend the scandinavian Remedies a. the very best
medicine eNtani. They are destined to achieve,
not an ephemeral success, but permanent and de-
served reputation which viii render them neoesut-
" IN every family-INapoleon, o., North West,
See advertisement. mhlO-lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

~ Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement ofreading matter,
their advertisements will be always nep-a
very important matterto them,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

pohambsrlain d Parker, olsgg's Building,
Sd st., are certainly making a spsndid show
with their new styles of clothing. and Gents
furnishiDgi and what Is Of more Importance to
the people, they are equally as good as they
are stylish Call aud examine their Roods.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
Notice 10 Non-ReSidents.

NOTICE is hereby given to r. S. Hart,
~ owners of lots No. 1870 and 1911, and Jacob
Painter owner Of lot 1865 to gIavel the sidewalk in
tion of this notice. by order OF the City Council
this sixth day Of March, 1850.
A. A. BUTTERFIELD,
mh9-4w City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
CLEGG's BUILDING,
TO THE PUBLICl

IL Main street, desire 10 Feturl my sincere
thanks to the public generally, and my many pa
irons especially, for their liberal peronAge during
oeusor, Mr.. James Abbey IL q practical druggist,
an honest mani well-known 10 mann OF the buy ers
Of druEB having been several years IN ths extensive
establishment OF DR.. Stewart
To my brethren In the trade, would say that
believe you have acted ntrioNy honorable toward
tion, dOns the sans towards you, A tie Good ha~
mAFllsnD o. the lana, wish yo1 Al sneee.e. :.
mhfylWd W. .. RopINaoh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

PEACH Buns Amour HoMK The Journal Of
this morning says:-"We are glad to learn from
Mr.. Daniel Garst of this vicinity that the finest
buds on large number of bis peach trees, say
10000 have not been injured by the frost. He
brought us number Of cuttings yesterday 10
which the blossom buds were plump, fresh and
green. The buds on say 5000 of hiS trees,
have been froEen-but twice that number o.
young trees still give promise Of crop Of fruit"
We hope the promise held out in the above
item may be verified. We have known peach
buds look well-be TO all appearance alive at
this time in March, and they were blighted, at
the same time. II, however, the trees on Mr.
Garst's place bear fruit 1t is but reasonable to
suppose trees in other orchards hereabouts
will also produce fruit, and we may have a
reasonable share Of peaches, after all. Is il
possible that old fruit men in this vicinity are
SO much mistaken in regard to the peach budsP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

0k Isk WEST sIDK OF JRFFKRsoN STREET
" 10 nos fnliy prepared 20 accommodate TIE nnb-
ne vita tAst HoRRks, GOOD BU0GIEs, CARRI.
ASs,,s. a9e every thlng that may Be found In 4 vel
Ie9ested Livery Stable A. to hts ability to pleass
sna gise entire satisiAetion to all who nay fayoI
HIN with their patronage.
re taxes great pleasure IN referring 10 the follow.
Ing COMPETENT Judges: Clahrrn Hsrsn n
hestemAn, James w. LoWney John Wigrim, Iet
hesioot and Peter voorhees,, All Of WHOM, teptiaed
uaees oAtn lev days ago. that br 3. ia one ofthe
very De.t Livery Men In the world, and that kisu n
e99asht 20 popularity - sueh draws eustomeFs from
en perta Of theworld. Hany one doubts TIE irufh
81 this statement, NO refer u Geo. M. Hoai ~
iona hoWard, AtsoFneya ~ law. nsrla-iyd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14

Those who desire TO have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
Weekly Advcrtlsements,

READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
THE DAILY EMPIRE

OFelou OF POBLioATiONi
Empire Buding Ihird, South side bsi Hsilt JsTsrIO
TaRMai
nyMaiitb, ,OopoF ysarinadvanae.
10 Genteper Week, payable 70 tho carrier.
singieoopies. .putup In Wrappers, Scents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
11-sse 4th page for TeleEraph Rsporl
Daily Calender

Daily Calender.
~ Thuraday, l5th.--sun rises Oh l2m.-
Sets 6h 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
JAMES RICKEY
(sucos''Or TO Willard 3 wbsst5n.)
Bookseller, stationer

HNU DHALEk IN
%nii """ indOw Papers sc L.
No. 321. Third ST.. One Door West Z
Town Clock.
mari4-6 DAYTON, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

to the office Of Mayor. mhe
-WM: H. GILLESPIE viii be a candidate for
mayor oil this city at the ensuing April election.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05

BELLOWS FALLS, OCT. 3 1860

GLAZING" FRESHMEN IN CoLLEqE.-
How far the ancient barbarites of the older
to the younger classes in college are kept
up, we do not know. We supposed, under
the ameiorations of civilization and Chtist-
ianity outside, our colleges were reforming
this and other distinguishing vices and we
believe such is the fact. But the practice
fingers in some institutions, perhaps, in
modified and sporadic form, 10 most of them.
just now, Dartmouth college is in a ferment
because Of an aggravated case Of the sort,
followed by determination on the part of
the friends of the abused student TO ferret
out and prosecute the villains who commit
ed the outrage. a son Of Judge Fowler,
an eminent citizen of New Hampshire, re-
siding at Concord, entered as a freshman
this fall, was enticed from his room one
night last week by some of the older stu
dents, and visited by a course Of brutal treat
ment, the details Of which are not described,
but which left him so bewildered and sense
less, where his tormeniors placed him, on
the college steps, that lie was indebted TO
the compassion of other staleuts. who acci-
denially found him, for conveyance to his
room. Judge Fowler, hearing of the out
rage, visited the college, and the officers
took notice Of the affair, ard FIVE students,
the supposed perpetrators, we're arrested
and bound over on civil prosecution for :
damages. Bot they seem to have plenty of
sympathizers among the students, for the
next morning there appeared hanging eff
~ Of Judge Fowler, and the room Of his
sous-for he has Two in the collese,-was
visited with bottle Of assafeihla and a
shower Of stones. The occupants OF the
room replied very properly with pistol
sho; into tie aiiacsing erowd, bat il hit no
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05

from taking any share IN the festivities pre-
pared IN honor Of The occasion, and took 10
bed. The wedding patty Was, undcr the
circumstances, gloomy. as of course, and
soon broke up, leaving Garbaldi alone with
his new family. He could not enter his
nuptial clamber his Wits illness forbade
that. lie slept in an adjoining room. The
mails next morning brought him letter
an anonymous lettcr--sent, so it is stated,
by one of his friends. 1t acquainted him
that Miss .Iasephine Raymond. or rather
Mrs Josephine Garballi (tor such she was
now had long hono,ed her cousin Count
--, with her flvors. The most irresist-
ible evidence was given. and the names Of
Witnesses cited. Garihaldi gave the letter
to the Marquis Raymond, who hasiend to
the brides room and gave her the fatal pa
per. There was no denying the charge
made. A distressing scehe took place be-
tween father and child. Garibaldi quietly
quilted the house and went to his retreat in
the island Of Caprera. Josephine quilted
her fathers house next day, und fed with
her seducer to Sutherland. where they now
are. Who sent the anonymous letter. 1t
could not have been a friend, for friend
would have sent il before, not after marriage.
1t is said twas sent by some Italian devo-
ted to Austria, or some adherent of Mazzi-
nj TO fever Garibaldi with military frenzy,
and keep him from the quiet Of home and
wiGp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05
A Mothers Advice to her Son.

go, nv son-rememlHr that there is
right and wrong way"
Dr advice at the parting moment, but
they are words not spoken in vain. Little
did that mother think. living in that obscure
village on the Green hills in Vermont, when
she gave that youth he was going TO push out
into the wide world to try his fortune, with
what a taIsman she had surrounded him.
She had prayed long and earnestly for her
son she had invoked the choicest blessings
Of Heaven to rest upon him, and with tears
standing in her eyes, her last words were,
Go, my son-remembrr that there is
right and wrong way"
Virtually, in that one sentence her prayer
was answered In the temptations of city
life he was saved by those words. Years
after, when in foreign port, exposed TO
seductions which overcome all his COM
panions, the thought of his mothers voice,
There is a right and wrong way" gave
him strength 10 overcome, and he passed
through the ordeal unscathed. When in
the full tide of a successful business pursuit,
an opportunity was presented him, by
little ingenious trickery, as some would call
it, to make large amount OF money. The
temptation was strong, but he did not yield
to it.
81 was sorely tempted,' he said, "but my
mothers look, when she said .Remember
there is right way and wrong way was
continually before me, and did remember,
and was saved"
What picture is more interesting than
that of the young man leaving his country
home,-the home of his childhood and youth,
the scene Of all his early associations. leav
ING his parents, brothers and sisters, friends
and acquaintances, to go away TO the dis
tant city to embark in the voyage of life,
amid strangers Look at him! win he
succeed? VIII he shun temptation and
prosper in the world, or viii he, like hun
dreds and thousands before him, be drawn
away from the paths ofrectitude and virtue,
and 20 down in the maelstrom ofdissipation
and ruin? What time for serious refec-
ton! What events that will affect his des
tiny, not simply for the present life, but for
that which is TO come, are connected with
this leaving home,
Happy is the youth that has a mother,
who with a realizing sense of the dangers to
which he will he exposed, not only earnest
ly prays for him, but at the final scene inn
presses on his mind some brief and terse
sentence. that wherever he wandcrs he can
never forget.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05

FOR RIIEUNfATIsM G0Ur. NEURALGIA, LUABAGO,
STIFF NEck AND JOINTS sPsAINs, BRUISES,
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AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER-
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The great natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Stephen Sneet, Of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States
Dr. Stephen Street, Of Connecticut.
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DR.. .Sgeet's htdHjJle Liaimen
Cures rheumatism and never fails
Dr. .Ssreefs IatdNiJle LiWmeHt
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia
Dr., Streets fnfaili5ie LiRmen
Cures Burns aud sealls Immediately.
DR.. .S,reet's InlalliGlc LiniBlent
Is the hes, known remedy for sprains and Bruises
Dr. S,ceet's IaJ1liiJle LinimeHt
Cures Headache Immediately and known Sfail
Dr. Sreci's IptciiiiJie LiRimenI
Affords ine relief the Piles and seldom fails TO
cure-
DR.. Sreef'S Intaliijlc LiauReBt
Cures Toothacbe in minute.
DR.. Ssreet's Taf;iliblc Linimcnf
Cures Cuts and Wounds immediately and ieaFes scar
Dr. S,eeefs IafaliaJle Lin6Hem
Is the best reuicdy for sorSs ii ,isr known world
Or. S,reefs hfiliijie Liniment
Has been used by more than million I-ore and al
praise IL.
Dr. S,reef's Iafallbie LiHimcaf
l. truly friend in need, and every family should
have il az haud-
Dr.. Ssreef's Tpfaii13e L1ameHt
Il for sale by all Druggists. Pflee . cents
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For sac hy =. E SMITH M7;itReieF 6eEeTal tsea; g
thc State e'eeA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05
PoETRY p Y
AUTUMN SKETCH.

There w,s not on that day, a speck to stain
The azure heaven the blrssed sun alone,
In unapproic hahlct divinity
carccrd. rejoicing NJ the felds Of HIGHT,
How beautiful. beneath the bright hltle sly
The biiiows hravei onr glowing green expNnse,
Save where, along the line oi bending shore.
such hue Is thrown as when the peacock y neck
Assumes It's nrnul'ssf tint Of Anethyst
Imbaied IN Emerald glory Hl the nocss
Of ocran are abroad. like Heating fnatn
The sea gulls rise aud fail npou the waves
with long protnlea rcek the cormurants
Wing their far flight aiott. and round aud round
The ployers wheel and give their notes OF joy
1t was a day that sent Into the heart
A summer feeling even the insert swarrs
FROM the daik nooks and eoyerts issued forth,
To sport through ore day ofcNisicnce more
The solitary primrose on the bank
Scem'd now as il II had no cause to mourn
It's bleak autumna birth the rneks and shores
Tth forests acd the the everlasting hills
Smiled In the joyfnl sunshine; they partook
The universal blessing. SourHEY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05

aud will leave il unimpare,l.' Here h.
sled tears, and to the astoniShment OF those
present Mitfo d, the sul ci,or-genrrql. b.-
gan TO weep. ",Iusr look 1T Milford" said
Il bysiaudvr to Horne rooke. w hat on
earth is he crying iorf" Tooke replied.
"IIe is crying to think what u liulc inhrr-
itanee Eldou's children are likely to GET