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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

Z E{I fiTl 4 81 lsk rs 20 iii lines .ist 81 Z.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
CuARLEsroN. KANAwnA Co, VA,
1fonday, the ard September next.

snNLYa limited number Of boardefs can
~ be ACCOMMODATED the first Session, I'M
I'll more extensive buildings can be procured
though bostd will be obtained, for such j6s
eahno: be taken, in some private family in
the vicinity. Young ladies intrusted to their
charge viii hnd not only .. pleasant home, but
will have the most careful attention paid to
their instruction, comfort and welfare Cir
cuiars, with full particulars as to terms, will
be sent on application. BY ilettef, to VIM. Al.
Jackson. Charleston, Kanhwha, or by apply
ing ID person. at the store OF DayisH Estill !.
Esq. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
III J. = - q q.

Ell and o. her Bonnet ITjmf1i Is |;
Fine Dff An Goods, such as FJllIe3s six LIN
men aLuS tfk& QfkaniIi i wi s, & 81: II Hi.
fillas, Ties. SlIayls. ..kkc' tI|I most
beaQ fi5 Hha5 pTessek evef bFoofk to
Charles tSn And > Iafgesand keadtflul assert
ment Of AseIa rich LAIN pins and ornaments !;
EnbEqi9sfS ard Lace, q3ods.. CONSISTING of
- ;feSEf .e and * Gel lent French Style
DFees Mnhsk IS employed at t6i5 Is ~ hliizh-
lrent, waAqs#iA Iit and make diesses il the
most ap WI q Ile, upon III shor test notice
Speela Nm y ealikd ID lssf ST I'll If
ei9Iee isliI3S {sppE ANA i5ahets fhirt wiil
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
Boots and Shoes,
WATCHES AND yEwELR Y,
TOpACcO AND CIGARs.

And = great many other articles, too
numerous 70 mention.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

N NORTH LllQflest0n, ~. N
IT7HEREBs win perform. on b is wonderful
NV instrument for the amusement Of the
people who dal3y thTong their store, in quest Of
NER 4ND GHE4 p =
staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
Where viii be found, al ali times, sup
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30
TAKE NOTICE. HolsEENMEN.

/ TIE undelsigned having secured The segFiee
~ e. G. FincsRt, Tie weir Known Esffief ( is
tIclsISd % Nick and Dock Horses, ada wi
're1f IN diseases thai horses dke heir tds-.---
Per tQas hstiIR horses they may, wish nicked
|r'tEeaifd SF al disease, 81 bfoke 10 he ine}s.
ii1 DO We'll 10 "a 4 {. ne Rel i1Se Livery
"a Sale Stable. az Char eStloH. Where theJ
In have them we'll attended, to.
n3s DAVID kIRKRA TRICK. !
. Ghsgleston Z ana he !. Il W \ \
May ist, 1850 = &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-30

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
Nr. 135.

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'atis!. i'd SShtc tbeh aoh, uiduht ri, ia Prime
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up I'm ;}m' dc aiaaatsebaurnrn Saumaumpfss
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rem Nssr a"ftllt. ris StrNEt bihat.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
1'erml(tttej.-

= Nhnuna. Sn Il &la III lIuaarn tretoS
n'te i;b fn,it rra merfipirctsfr 5aI wsIdbrr
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macs c.s Mlt,ssny rp,uu rs rsn anberfr Siis
81 rte eI'tieJ rrrrF en rrollfe, II oS1bre lana
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sdst Ttth > rl"ht. Nm lIse per i0rsr SsrmGbe
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bis. tntr itr atrtr6 'mu1pr. 0erSybeus
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rae Siio sen rrr 9Eanp Gffas ane ttsf nit IL,
nem lbIsrrt Natmen uHp rcm clTtrngr Srrno,L
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= - ycmrrn hatTe n.littdb ein Nstirify abb,
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rt"iei6sn aswt 1t. mas Obnr ;3w:ifgl bic llriatr<
ir"r, marum Or lttt ptruna!u6e.
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nurren nsRIib Stiiu'te 9 'mIEbt, urn ia .rEitt,, ;
rb @e1p. errr Slltermun3en lHnrarr aSnusf,.
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aenuBt ais ras StLbsrl uAe CAP aaf citle Ms,,,s
ai t5clemHnFn 81 @iS msEr verlsren cebs saS
eli SilotFmun>en.
= Ntar bat inimsr styfnItt Sas iteiify Ssiyr
TrtSre III SeultIano sebraut uno estsa1.f;
Sem dbrr it. nitbt 10, SbeW IN fett ynuz. r .
rtU iabrIltp ~ NetteAsn Gttnsr asbraut mr.
Damn tommt SeEtldelauo nit 80 Yltuipn.. 81 ., :
AmrrIta' init r.. 5ranfeeadb nets 8, gsIoier :,
a"p DE 5tpti6 unit @AGion Gtmer,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
Sdmru9 Ameilt. p1dctilbrt. Actten< 0jeIsu ,ebnit
0ampfid)iffa brt


Snmburs nns Rcrp eJprf, sia Ecistharno, o,ur
serit:eI Der neuen Guf pa5 Sl,ouc aebauiu unp Gle
Sautets sngsrthteIen srCssn eilsrnsn gricanpttiTe
Sorui ia, 2UUu Sent, @apt lrautmdnn.
mUpia. 1000 lUns, @apt. Stbweniru
Sarpnia, 25O0 Gems, @np'. Gblers.
9etse otasa ibrer tneIen aliiGlien Fabrt,n RUBIN
!idJIt bsfaRntC EaMpfihlffs pttstn rsgeImasa ana
Sriten uRr ,Suuf,sbntsn jeceu @iOnGts
osn acp gUrf Sambus SsutbanlpSu ,rpyoiri uut
ntbmen 9Giidaiere pen 9lem 2crf nad
Samburs, a5dpre, EOnron dne SVuthan pr0n
~ frIs,npn Yrtiitn
9rhe Gailts 500.
3petIt Salute So
2piihehctG 55
Sun SdmbIre nab 0eIp Spr!:,
Griit @auts Sl2.5O. 3peite GGrute S75 anyfsF,nh,4
SO -NStsen YaNaee w:net man I'D, an
e. .. Tid,dre, ScaS H. GIMP
100 8rcdbwa2 NewMar;
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14

:. VranA. NV. Grdauar S!cd. tmrfi bl
ieln rs'dhtatises Wager pcn Ibicu . an lee
franiOiiich' 8ptb- unp gG,is 9Retnen. unr mat t
namtntlisb "nf is n srpfrs gaaer rsu ri,set inn.
rert' ten Shamph3rtt- unp 8ucln s1eneu auf.
merriam,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
9Seme SSir;bihaft
q uUD
saaerbier sion.

Saaerb Ter . 81 on.
Zen p"bl'nm N, er9rttuite 4n;eise, eds r.r
II 's'i;lanrtr in irinsm cauis nm III en- Niorft
rem 6llrhmarft aeaeniiter slne 2Eiltb,ctaT, nstji
Va3erbtsr SalNn trritt,ct bat. npirltit er Ifh
trrmtn mirr, irne 6rsuRpe unr rus Yubl,fum Inn
Nlrmelnen NIT tcn teltsn Gt.rGnFrn tee,rntu
,u fonnsn. Slprenee MILLER
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14

Dill Gle Damea Jthnpnte.
Naeame y Il ut,e Coon pariS), ctr lei rsr
l'St:n 6air I'M :Petaucs Snitiu fur ihrt 6ii!sc )
FIRsT-CLAss diploma
feisf bat 2S Srpip .raBe rdbs ttn cii reIee uab
l:iIbIliiSeS Edscr ppn Riuinerps lSa ri trS ilst
Hfaeime i. hai Il. Grre ben OdntA Nj bmor. ai;u,
ietseu c"R thr Eager YSu Hpnnste mo 1tll.Rtrp-
~ aren 81 nskitcn f.dnollren t5aeoa uno , nn,ld
SHsen0rtn S tpril1 pprItp, cit nuten y ri.r Nsp>
9etisr Nree N GriHdrts, 5sdtbsrs 2areatas R,btpns
atr SH'es Nsheamt mr. re Ir9PR Aur4c ilam s, aui
s LOT III Apeli rerrenptn 9lWile Sripeaccn ro ibrs
@e'". @ ,hnn tr"nea Eh srru1 bGsn ca. ie nLr att
"'0 sspmSt9pd aIISsrIab;te 98aare rili il ba,tsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
N. y. 8otteS,

,@H"Bt, lIFIliNfH .. u. Z. SctrdBf, nepep
q. Stnac's ,,9Eilbt!m Sell 6dus"
tv rmpeblf BEN s;tiisu ure eurtr,iitupeu NubIi.
uuS iH 1uLs 9tItmafsslift einaerdreis Sartirita6t
bUSa aslptll t. Dap @itmanb itintn Ship aubsrS als
eit is "eotn nSer bic scrtbtbafe 96nesuRs Yey:dst
surS snst @ lslNen fae ien,r tY,buf,n Sdnrt u 1bs
s 5asn1usatsmtn @s.riatS. 8Iu,tseIi,ntn sarcSftn
fabricir, tee lnpri cir 9aa.r Der beitu varfm, ion
ausi,,. .nt Ne ssstitbntts 1inur sraen Oas r apIStn
." Saass unr 3uipru& sitttt .. 3orts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14

I'm eer.afins.
Ter llrteriei6nets IL Jest i'm Stauee iss,n Muftro, -
Nntn eeldett ahSiuIsrtn uR ir tiia ale m6slid
Cine auemael son "a; SEN ii, icrtwd5r,nc rcrrdtbia.
@tn ntusr. saisr 1eetenwasen nit ,inrm sut,n lrs.
Die Muimertianiteit srn Srcls Subakrrn ~ = fr;r;.
st,tGte. aui iens srree Ausrpabl rrn Niarartn
Mutbeilt%unl S5ppsas Stubltn Il snT,n, ~, ,r,,
Hne ptomrl oe'ptS'. UranriS ydubt
Trooeltr., 9fe e.r stem :: ,s.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
Sefanntmacbnmacn.
Sbubs unS & ttelcI.@aacr,

Yer urter,eictn,tf srIautt iib ie,nen psr,br
len aren uns benz eebrtu Sutli'um itcrbaupt S,iu rti
pa ts Wager srn flt crferiiat Siificn une Stub,r
ettr uauat tIstetrit ia tmpftbs. 9ssiunati msrseh
prsntrt une itbner ausesiubrt
0tprat tufeI,
Np l5S S'rp,efr.. Wipnreclr Sct,T.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
SGu0srSbDb..
Sffcc srr Nihmrnc &d.
ga Gcrb icr=S Srdueret,
Dir. 100 NH,uiit,

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Va aurGae, rle rinftlih ausacfpbr iptfptn 10 ;cn
mltn mat Hteier SfIite fanet wtrccn
q. =. 6pesnfann, Ea6rifaH!
TS. SSr blhtn dntu srofGn Nrrrath @i,r auf Qaar
ee'trate Lpr nibittE Scmmtr aut Eager Bier frnnen
itoH itRt ipr itre Snar'iti; ..::it!r':cn werctn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
u. A. FACCuE.
lscn pe7;s),
Il brm der udp SewelIer

z'5 Sreac> Rabe eer 1ien Strait
y. u. 5duHe, Der tt Ytruno;rpsn ia sf,bY,n in h,,
trltsH uHrtn- nns ftireler 0ttdit Yen pcrs tstni
Eenesn une Mem De- btbdfIis par, crlaub id orr S
germ Htpmenee e gnRat III mae1 esE .r 233 Srpaeifr
ttn sTdtlts Sslft etcutt Sat- uno lid frsutn wre ale
IN itiR @tlhdH eini5ldsnoe 1rbslsn catbf tnasneIu
Ss9ntn unO iur 9arhprAtsit suSfuVren ~ tauutH.
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u, IN. I. ~ oUre,
NJtJlbrifLut.

-o' Srr"titr., ncren Gem Store res
ORA. =. bi:lh,
, tat Ss jtel9t aiipn in scaitinriatS 9aar de
pnil n!e 4Russ iopit iritistr III p!btn ,ih5ir,r
''''''neeT Sntt BE ~ rlisten Msiitn rtrfauf,
98u Z Moore
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Bseinaunseu.

0fciNsunStH.
Ter ,Suwatr" erttint ieesn Hrraer, Ssnnass auSst-
rsrmtR yiin pcbcuttn Sue'cStipnsrreis ren o Cts,
ahIhar bic tr 5rdstr teir S5ua in 6br!ter Spraus
bc:atIure sla,tiaen Nnttn itIetnfeu Veinauna,n
Muf' atne: GirTfse SnriiurS 10 ellen sser ntni
atr 30 se., irtin,aiM 75 @tS ercims ice s 90, cine
aSctt SIPS, tEsn 9ipnai $3.50 ,rr Nrrdte 81 co. tS
Nrnair $500. srptlf Msnae $I2oO in ritrttl briGtr
spraue s;abIus. An,e;atn, et n,M @littth strdnest
rtrscn fGnuen. rsyecu nit $25 90 rtr Sab ftre1ntt
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6. SSubraa,.g.

TIE German ADVERTISER,
2. HAssEI, Editor and''Propretor.
l. PUBLISHED every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per A mum. payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: 7th Str, between CLAr s LEIGH.
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Oampiitifia6rt ,p'I,ten 9ti,tmcnO II. s,ep s,cr

Oampiitti1idbrt ;p'ihen 9ttbmcnp IL. We,p ecrt
lIr beIrcn 9rcecn unp tequcu einssrtttten rr.f
tmnt "dmceprI uno ,.Jpanpt" irtrcca Gem rri;,nS,,
SnsliS iaI 2tnufun9 sslIcnS smpT9b.en 1rr aprrrtp
etITaSI III rer GdIr Incl. Sttt nIp $s une in anu
l@tnctG So Gie .i imtSaipn YtraFI ipr,n lsbait ~,
HedrIts lscen Genas lib ta;tnliIiaae wlbr nS NJ
MSan' It'sn 6ltia I'M !br 40snrs pOn @Onl
stI IN .lnG,rStIn.eGrn ttn t5abrSilltI iu lorn '
Sra1I pmc UIdS tnGenpWntn Inr puntItbf befSrn,rt
YaiIgcp. tie Halu 8pripIt 500.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
ppn
Gimrn Steinltin.

Simrn Stsinltin,
!tF. l65 Srcah-, ,rlihen Der 6 une I. Stras,.
Ntm eurtreilenesn 9ub!iium mite ctts Hu nacrpt,t,
1Ol ttitcnS smpfublsn. lie 3tfbu elben i nit scn
srriuSItittn erinfen auSaeiilts:. 90 t GrfrSunacn
unn CteSItlien eeS Harfise ine eetrc 4, babsn fcr
ettcns en-. fpblcn.
SaintfI @,rits S,i,te. &aiftr &llsu,, @beCUs
abe nsbu tiIr enst ar1srsr ariitei parumtrecn yu-
'inS ernee. S'ramn gDnerr Soap 3apnben Gau oe Gs-
iS9ts, &c t. iiIm Ntr.auf brt s. e. Gtiher a1t.
u'rIrne II GidI!ns gIas iar5 etirnbcrs mr. Grn>
eitOn1rn nne @oneirr saenr ino bt Icoei beitbissn
lHan'iist un:sr 5ast.r tie iu aabtR tri
& e. EiI,hfr Wnt<
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-05
much to blame for being what fashion and a
neartless mother had mada hnr

much to blame for being what fashion and a
heartless mother had made her.
Mark Hamilton ministered to his pride as
snuch as his love, in choosing her for wife.
She had been celebrated as belle. 1t was
d master-stroke to cage the bird in the tri-
umph of its widest, widest liberty. Three
Jears had compassed their married life, and
Dora was yet but twenty-one.
4 Society is an artist with great capacities,
jut no soul. Dora was only twenty-one and
4 calculating woman of the world, glorying
h the title accorded her-an sornament to
,ociety.' Only with heart shining in those
beautiful eyes, she would have been su-
ypremely lovely. That wanting, what avail.
ed the chiseled features-the form of sur.
passing grace? Dora was as devotedly at.
itached to her wardrobe as she was to her
husband. Her bo1doir was miracle Of
convenience and elegance. An only child
luxury had always been her lot. It was not
strange that people called her placid selfish,
ness, amiability.
The young merchant was very we'll con-
tent with her. She was exhibited with an
air of triumph to his friends, and petted te
death at home. Whatever she wanted, she
had, ifit could possibly be procured. He,
father had left her few thousands, most
of which she had spent in luxuries. To be
beautiful to be admired, was the height o.
her ambition.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-05
MOI.
ed, its all humbug, and don't makemaIa

ed, its all humbug, and don't maketmaIR
bit happier!3 ~. q sai.sa;gag gos :
I'll get married-see if i dohti III
make a general rush among the girls, and
get somebody to love me that j love more
than anybody in the wide, wide world.I
There goes my candle! The room gets
cold; SO suppose I mustgo to my tirtuouss
couch, and dream that Igam.an iceberg,
with grizzly bear on my back. loButI
aOiH have wife-see if I .dont!y I'll have
anice, good, pretty wife to,loTeIand conn
fort me before many months; and if 1 don't
well, wont, that's all ci ca.g !G3a4
Is I'll have o young and loving heart g
/, To throb in tune with mine ;ssssss .t...,
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- Huu -rB, --eatwfue; Sfsss -
. Something to nerve the spirit up IL
In the dark days of life; q, ~ 81; ss
Something to be my s'peace. be still, !" 49,
Amid the worlds great strife. -" as.a.z
ID And when the wedding cake goes round--ti
go Whom else may forget s ,sfA yq,4
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Original 4ap&rs.
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
LEISURE sKBTCHEs.---No. XII.
by J. WOOD DAVIDSON.
SEEING THE PRESIDENT.

SEEING THE PRESIDENT.
We chose morning levee to pay oul
respects to the President. At one o'clock,
accordingly, we made our way to the White
House. The delay in the ante-room was
not great, as some visitors seem to have
found it. We were shown up and ushered
into the presence in the usual style; one Of
our party being introduced to the President,
who received us at the door, presented the
rest of us. We were severally greeted by
him in a genial and easy manner. His
bearing is free and dispels at once all idea
of constraint; and his cordial shake of the
hand with the accompanying 81 am glad
to see you"-"happy to know you"-"very
glad, Sir"-"Happy, Madam, to meet
you"-"Obliged to you for the pleasure
and so forth, impress one pleasantly enough.
After few words of conversation, regula.
ted as to length of time by the pressure
from the door, the visitor makes way in !;
and remains there only till a favorable mo-
ment for egress presents itself, when he
takes leave by paying his adieus to his Ex-
cellency, and retires.
Mr.. BUCHANAN is a tall man; large,
but not at all heavy. His hair and cravat
are both white. He was plainly dressed
in frock coat, black pants: and small checked
vest. His presence is fine. He is hand
somer than the pictures l have seen. The
general openness of his countenance is not
specially marred by that peculiar contrac-
ton of one eye; and yet it strikes ones at
tention instantly His bearing is elevated
without being at all commanding, free but
light, pleasant, refined, citizen-like and
very slightly official. During the short
time our party remained in his presence,
he conversed freely, bandying common
places with no mean dexterity. He said,
incidentally, conversing with US: 81 am
alvays glad to see the laltes, especially
those from South Carolina, since, as we
hear, she has lately come back into the
Union; and that accords with the princi
pies of the ladies always" l have indica-
ted by italics his peculiar emphasis. In
conversation he emphasizes very markedly,
speaking always deliberately, with bland,
grave voice. He does not look much like
a bachelor-too venerable and paternal for
that, rather-but his exceeding blanduess
and the deferential courtesy with which he
ladies, tell Enthusiastically that
be is no benedict. I overheard him reply
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willis that's a gambling concern

.Willis' that's a gambling concern
isn't itT .... s-a o.. ..-t..-. ~
Well-they do play there, gentlemen
You 5know-but so they do at most of these
crack places-come go there this evening /;
Mrs. Hamilton is not jealous of your night
key, isi.she p f,.' .5.'
The young man paused moment to think.
His evenings had been rather dull, lately.
Dora was poor company when they were
alone4-always excusing herself from play.
ing or'singing, and being much more in
clined TO dwell upon the mishaps Of the day,
than to talk Of its pleasures. Besides, the
prospect of doubling bis money-the chan
ces5of winning fortune-these weighed in
his wavering mind more than the fretful
complainings of Dora, who would, heknew,
make him miserable if he chanced to stay
beyond his allotted time. ,7ia-t. 1@
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to some remark which, did not hear -
"Yes, sometimes gentleman are; ladies
nevertheless are never troublesome-al-
ways more than agreeable" By such in.
cidentals the old man lets it out that his
soul is yet unsubdued-yet uubroken to
the yoke!
We took our leaves. We retired. The
deed was doue-we had seen the President.
One of the inalienable rights, which doubt.
less Jefferson meant to embrace somewhere
in his triune categories Of "life, liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness" to which
every American citizen lays claim-one Of
these rights had been enjoyed. We drove
back to Willard's; and dined at three. =. =.
COLUMBIA, s. G. - :
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CHAPTER
MARK AND DORA ITON.


The cottage of which We spoken, as
the property of Mark Han, junior.
Mark was a merchan'ng in yeas,
scaut in experience. Hap-the void
said ; graduate of Yal so far, vey
successful in business.
His commercial and ruracter, seen.
ed we'll established. He little fast
in fact-despised old fe Indulgi,g
in the luxuries of manion, he ket
his horse, smoked the clwesd, atta.
ded the theatre, the opel sometime,
the church.
His wife was a blondeile, diuging,
tepder-she was what re to iken tc
a vine-and just as helISuch women
are very pretty and int, calculated
for rich husbands, who, !, in tie day
of adversely, shrug theihrs ana wish
the vine was somethingsr.
Mrs. Hamilton had boarding
school, where she had le write biNe
dour, under the iupre4t love-aote:
were bellies letters. 81 a little Of
foreign countries, but little o.
her own. A profound for poverty
characterized her in circumstance:
she was as passionless E.
A sensitive spirit Wink from The
glance of her cold Dlue liantthogh
they were. A child Wer 60 to lie,
in its trouble. Howe was not &c
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I'm sure-howyosr brother ever came to
marry that littl dowdy, I can't imagine
Whenever I isitthere, which is very sell
dom, I come srayas dull as death. Law
renee is too fus fellow to be fastened to a
woman's aproi strings ... ..,.
90 !! now-pora-my love-you are much
too severe. lawrence, to be sure, lives in a
most unfashpnable house, but then it is
cheerful, ami within, really elegant. And
as for Mary leipga a dowdy, confess that you
spoke too f5t there, my dear
sAny wonan,' exclaimed Dora, with due
solemnity shdproper emphasis, 'any woman
who will wyara ninepenny print and sbil-
ling eoilsr33llaist, Of necessity, be dowdy.!
Mark laughed. -s.a...E .zss
well, te-I never knew whether her
dress wash lninepeuuy print or a ten shil-
ling meriho5' he replied. She certainly al
ways looIs slady-like,' - IS.
Yes, snd that's all the thanks we women
of taste gst for our pains. You have no
discrimination, sir;' said Dora, with a
.childisbgout. --7ne1
Mark hrugged his shoulders. e.:
.sYouaways look we'll, mylove-but I'm
sure 1 nFer stop to think what makes you
you gem beautiful of yourself
This )harming little domestic and diplo.
matte sfoke, moli6ed the petted wife. The
banishd smiles returned. =
sPnhke the car, believe, this morning; :
said Mrk, springing his feet at the sound
of dstant whistle. Il have ten minutes.
If I'nhome late, remember, business de.
tainsae.