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FOR SALE!
II R.9RE CHANCE

Having made arrangements 10 90 into business
In Boston, offer 10 sell what real estate have In
Saeo and BiddefOTd at a very low price, ana on
long credit. Any person living In hired house
can have chance To own one by little more than
paying the rent yearly.
Mso beautiful hrm on the Buxton road, tsree
miles nom the village oi SaeO. containing 10 acres
9aeres covered with wood and timber, good build
pleasantest places In York County There Ia house
sna Land enough Dor two good farms, and hrst
nte place ior tavern stand, as there's more trav-
oil on this road than any other out OF saco.
Il Will also sell the house now live in with n
part or all OF The Furniture. as IL Is all new 10 IL
rare chance zoe any gentleman visking 10 COM
sd any afternoon frOm until O'Clock.
ASA WENTWORTH.
saeo. Sept Ia issi. n
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.


Mrs wilson's Hair Dressing Is ra, mp In large hotties
and retas for 81 cts. per bo,'le and Tor dressing W.
hair Of any person. young or old, there ns 10 equal
the world Il will make the hair everything you wish
to be- and moreover, Il has perfume that Is Infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts ether '"fss
or American, which alone should snte u 70 place o.
every lady's toilet table.
u,. the Hegenerator before retiring At night, AND
4, The morning apply little Of the Dressing, and YOU
hair will be even more lifeke In color and beauty.
,.s hese according TO directions, and We warrant 20,
a gocd healthy head OF hair.
Manufactured and sold d Wholesale by Henry r. WI
son h Co. Manehester, ~ Ito whom oil letts" shsah
be addressed.
Wholesale Agents, II. II. HAY co, Portland
Sold in saco by 3. r. shaw In Blddeford by A.
Sawyer. lyrU
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Milling.

THE subscribers have erected at the corner
i of Main and Lincoln streets, Biddeford, o
first class STEAM GRIS1-MILL. and placed
therein the necessary machinery for grinding
grain Of oil descriptions. The mill has three
run Of stones (Burr) and NIL the machinery ne
cessary 10 do Custom work. Farmers, mer-
chants and others, having grain for milling,
may depend upon having the work done In the
best manner.
JOEL ROBERTS,
JOTHAM PERKINS.
Dddeford, June 10, 1861. 23tf
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HONEST INDUSTRY
Will receive It's Reward =
~ roU WoULD SECURE CONFIDENCE,
NEyER DEcEUEg
e. II. MCKINNEY

Would rcspectfully announce that he still eontin.
mes 10 execute the VERY BtSr PICTURES at
Is new rooms. permanently established at
No. 4 WASHINGTON BLOCK,
Asmy stay In this place Il altogether unlimited
persons who may wish rtctuTes OF themselves Or
friends living or deceased, be sure OF getting
them finished In the best style, by calling at my
rooms aud my rOrk - WWTaafsd not 70 t1fs Or sFof
A laIgo assortment OF Fancy Cases, Fancy and
Gilt Frames, constantly on hand and FOR sale at
Wholesale and retail al the loves, prices tor cash.
am sure take the beS pictures, and make them
rs cheap as they can be obtained at any other
place nOs or AsrsaIisr. Bear In mind that my
are permanent, aud you will always find inc there.
au. as usual making Photographs Of all sine.
aud prices plain OF eol0red the very best and on.
ly HEAL AMBROTYPESi Letter Ambrutypes
Melainotypes. 1e., &C. This Is the only place In
the county where the beautiful Card Pictures, q
for tiOO, OF fall length for the sane can bo oh
tanned. " stereOscOpic Panorama Is at all
times ON free exhibition.
Mr. Mckenney would return his unqualified
thanks 10 his fs.loweitxens tor their liberal pat
ronage and will expect 10 receive the same, " Good
Pietarss and prompt attention 10 business will So
cure Il. All are cordially invited 10 call.
u. IL. MCKINNEY.
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EBENEzER =. NEALLEY,
Deputy Sheriff and Coroner

RKsrprxcE south Berwick. Ne. All business
entrusted 70 HI. care viii be promptly and hiih
mlly attended 10.
Housc.
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Farm FOR SALE

- small Farm for sale, situated on the Port.
- land Road, less than one mile IRON Saco VII
E:lS iage. containing 90 Acres or Land. con-
stating OF Tillage and Pasturing.
Por nrther particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. CiiAhLES TRpLL.
Saco, April s,lsJ9. '5u
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Piscataqua Mutual
FIRE 81 MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF NJ AIN T..
STOCK pEPARTMENT.

Authorized Capital, W
Capital subscribed and secured, 2a,iioIe
The business of the Company ut present confmed
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks
This company having completed It's organization
Is now prepared TO issue policies on Inland Nsvi-
cation risks also, against loss and damage by hie.
Inland Insurance on Goods 10 all parts OF the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture,
Warehouses Public Buildings, Mills. Manuihcto-
ries, stores. Merchandise, Chips In port or while
building and other property. on as favorable terms
as the nature Of the risk will admit
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from 10
"A per cent for years, costing only nom ~ TO o
cents per year on 500 insured. All premiums pre-
maid In money aud no assessments made on the as
sured. Losses paid with promptness. The Compa
ny trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF It's losses to secure continuance OF the public
confidence.
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DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SMILEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
WA. HILL, Treasurer.
DmEcroRs-IIon. john ". Goodwin, Shipley w
Kicker, David Fairbanks, Abner Cakes. John A.
BIddeford and saeo Agency,-ofice City Build.
lLy, Biddeiord. -
tic RUFUS SMALL. Agent.
e Refers-by permission = to. tho following
gentlemen,
d. T. Cutter and Thomas d. Locke, Jesse Gould
Luke Blll, Vim. Il. DOnnell II. NJ. Chapman,S. W
Luques. John Y. Adams, Thomas Day, John III. Al
len, Charles H. Milliken, James Andrews, Jas. q.
Garland, Leonard Andrews, Thomas H. Cole, Ste
phen Locke, James q. Brackett, George Z. Boy
den.
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zJos PnIsrrxo done at this 0ihcc.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are yca slck. frei.le. ard
eenplainlass Are yOa Uat %
order, with yOar system do
rangv'l. and jour t'ellngs nm
oomlostsblei flc~s sYmp-
Inns srr oftvn the prelnde 10
serious Illness. SOIne NJ %
sickness u ereeplng upon you.
and shoull ls aseftvi ~ q
timely use % the right rvm.
sdy. Take Ayers i'il.s, aad
cleanse cut the disordsrei hu-
ul0rs-Purily the blossi, ard
let the hni,ls move on unob-
strueted Ia health again.
They stimulate the fnnetions
Of tie tOiy Into Vigorous nc
tl,iiy, purity the sys,sm nom
The distractions which make
a
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pottIes nhVe Dtcu tOIi III eIsnteeh InUuths Huaobt
'ingi, failure when taken as directed, and without
the least injury 10 health IN anyesss. fNn bpat
up In bottles OF three different strengths. with fli
directions for using, and sent by express, eiessiy
sealed, 10 all parts of the country, PRictS-full
% per bottle. Remember This medicine 10 de-
signed expressly for OBSTINATE CAsEs. In which all
other remedies of the Mind have been tried IN vain
~ beware OF imltatonsl None warranted
unless purchased directly OF DR.. ~ or at bis Office.
Prepared and sold only at Dr. Mattison's kem-
edial Institute Tor Special Diseases No. rs Union
Street, Providence, II. l.
This specially embraces oil diseases OF Pyttofs
nature, both Of MEN aud WOMEN. Consultations
by letter OF otherwise are strictly eofdsrfiaf and
medicines will be sent by Express. secure nom oh
seryaton 10 all parts Of the country. Also accom-.
modations for patients nom abroad, wishing for
secure and quiet Retreat and good care, until re-
ftoIed 10 health.
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MEssRs HsSRr p. wIisos Col deem MS. wa.
-, al, R,yen.rar and Hair Dressing the standard
articles % all hair preparations. have, In many In
stance knosn them 20 restore the hair where had
fallen or remove dsndrun. restore the hair 70 is
solo, cure entirely the most painful beadaehes-and In
,ome anees mott serious humors Personally nave
| been A sharer In several Of these b~Dehh
Rry. IIENkY HILL, Manchester, N. II.
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- Wedding Cards printed a, this olice
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The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MiTTISONS INDIAN EMENlGoCuE

This celebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else of the Kind, and proving
eficctual amer all others have failed,
10 prepared from m Indian plant
used by the natives for the zane pur
pose from time immemorial, and now
boz the first time offered 10 the publ
lie. Its designed Tor both mario.
and sfnyis is-iiss. and 10 the very best
thing known Cor the purpose, ~ 10
will bring on the menfhiy sicLssss In
cases of obstruction, amer all other
remedies of the Kind have been tried
In vain. This may seem incredible,
or the price win he refunded. 1000
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u.-a..h. sI..II..aashe .Foul stom.eh.
DEPARTMENT or rus ISrEnion.

Nashlnstun, ~ -, aui Itos iogo. y
srr: have usel your ilis ln my general and hospital
psactiee yOu made tben and cannot hesitate 10
cay they arc the best eathaTtic ePoy. Their rrgu
liiinx artin GA Tie Vet i quk and decdcd, c0nse-
ansnliy they as an admirable remedy foe demngvnents
OF that osx.n. lndrsd, have scllom bund case %
Ll.s ts % ol.iluAle that Il did not REALLY Yield 10
them. naiCrAlly yours, AiONZO DALI, ~ ID,
JNgficsfn Of De MITtHe Iklspt.lL.
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Ns.sss HssaY p. wnsos Cot have us-d y"ar
Hair R.renerator ard Hair Dressing, aud have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy Of
gh commenda tion and eheerfully recommend u'.n to
ali who want % restore gray hair To ts original ooor 90
to any Who troubled With daodnn ot dAsreea",e
itching Of the head OF humo to those whose hair 10
falling from the head =,
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D,.sn,sry, Diarrh~a, Relax, Worms.

Yonr pill, have had long Trial IN my prs,loe. and
Holt teul Ia eslsem 81 the besi SpeSnis have
ever fnnd Thsif Alternative effect ulon lhe liver make
thea sscellht TcHcy, when given la small doses for
Lii.oas slpssRkry ant dfrrhra. Their sngaT-coStins
MAKES them ,gIy aecspIllS AI SOuNeusHI ia thS
ol women aud Cllihlryn.
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fns ynsurmes.
RUFUS SMALL,
AuctiOneer and Appraiser,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
Office in City Building, d. Biddtfcrd, Aaint'

om,, ,,i,h y. d. Hrv,. Esq, ,rAo riH attend 10 my
business ~ my absence.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-14

U"A great lie" says the roet
CraIbe, "is like u great fish on dry d
land it may lret and fling, and make Z
'rigiltlul bother, but il canlrthurt y@pE.
op have only to keep still apl j.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-14

U Our devil thinks that tho
Governor oof Virginia acted Wise
when he had that arch traiter, Old
Oasawattalnie Brown, hung. 30
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-14

sEFsN "a - ---
The man who challenged comra,
dic'ion sot into az awful fight and vas
severely beaten. : = 'ad 80
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-14

l'oNE-The wiml il blew, the snow
il flew. and raised rslticulurttu' d ~
with skii's and hoops, aid eh cKehD
coopss-and all such kind OF ptnfder..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-14
.',ijah Brown's Estate.

On. - 'Jan BroWh's Estate
NOT CE hereby given that Elizabeth Brown
~ A'mis istratrix Of Elijah Brown. deceased
h'fh. h , accounts aud vouchers in tho Pro.
bat. Conr- Vinton County. Ohio, for inspection
AMI 1ntl settlement. aud that the same III be
passed upon ty sail Court on the LIST eay OF Feb.
Tuary, 1851. B..P. HEWITT, Prob. Judge.
January 10, 1ssl.-2i'aw.
, 1861-01-15
TIE STAR SPASGLED BANNER

TIE STAR SPASGLED BANNER
10 one could have witnessed the yccl!-
e.5us and almost rayeuo:is enthusiasm
with Which the Stars aud Stripes were
greeted at the immense Cn;on meeting in
Metropolitan Hall last evening, without
believing that the men Of Chicago arc
ready to follow their nations flag into the
most trying scenes that cvcl beset the
pathway Of high and righteous patriot
isu. It WAS tunultuous and prolonged,
using and swelling like the wares in angry
weather. 1t bctokcncd 3 determination on
the part Of the people to cast i'll their lo'
for the Union and the Constitution at At
hazards, and to the las: extremity. It MA:
.hc spirit OF 1776 rckindled in the bosom:
ofwor,by children Of tue first American
Revolution.
, 1861-01-15
r,.. eonsnIxaey to ScIzo tho Capitai.
The Washington correspondent "
crnuati Gz=stt@, under Gate Of the 11en 'ns'''

rio washington correspondent Of the eln'
-,...,; .fz.,-stsx. under Gate Of the 11th Inst,
says: r,,,rer
~ ns.S .s o M room whatever for doubt, that
. !. =, Tho nurnosc Of the South to seize tne
E,n;tai at some time prior to, or on me ~ O.
STarch This, Is true, is q revival OF previous
morris. but the information Is nov n sucn u
.i,pana thnt Northern members OF congress
cnns;der it their duty to look the danger iAlly
n The face, and adopt such measures rs nay
| be within their reach. co,tb
| A secret society exists thfouGoo1L A1 aon.n
l t,r this purpose, and the sccessionists, nas1hs
n,+rnl ~ ~ thc telegraph and railroad. they can
onr IN ,arse force upon the Capital nt sho!t
nnotIcc and With scarcely possibility Of tnsll sa
movements being reported to the aotaoIaeiSs :,
hrre in advance The Federal troops nov ~ ~
lila neIehhothood,' ,'or to arrive, will nol, II u
helieyed' prove sufficient to prevent 1ne Isu
noscd attack, md parties who are no" looa,hs ~,
!-Into the >matter, place little reliance +" ~. ~
military Organizations q the nlst1.S.- . = -. 49,
matter has assumed snen se5l9ua aaa,;ins ena,
+ and there being no doubt about ne ;M -
, and progress Of tho plot, the tacts VIM y
formally laid before General Scott th'a stS, a,te'
.nt,n. A. matters now stand, the pnen
I 7erty hers Ia not protected at alt, md \ ie7
nm; i men could take possession Oh ever
knndr>- 'ldlng IN the city
| nnhiIc bu. AT Southern members o. tongtE e
ha,. ~, se,,din. ~sa, Is rcgar!:ed Is indic4l'
as:I n. no,a Ts1oa> cted. There are not no
W.. as : ccnf';ct Is eYp~ boardeEs Mt tho tnf'
lnnt - hnnared lad, ,rd's there arc ne
osS. oa.;nnl hn,els. At Wille -, over uoz
: ps.n,nI} p,ns}1c nf transient ylsito- together 20
! Lilies md the number there III
!. | not exceed thirty. ,,uestiouaA.s Il
, 1861-01-15
Cbitaan Griih>t&te
TUESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1861.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We have only time and space this morn-
ia. TO say that the Message Of Governor
Yates IS q document Of rare ability and
-rc.. iute1cst-creditablc alike to its au-
,ho:, to lhc party whose suffrages elevated
him 10 his distinguished position, md to
,nc State whose Chief Magistrate he Is.
Ncl1ust no reader Of the TRIBUNE VIII
iii 70 give it . thorough, pcrusaI
, 1861-01-15

SPEECH OF SENATOR SEWARD.
knowing the great anxiet8 Of mea Of all
parties to read the speech Of Senator Sew
s.1, delivered on Saturday Last, we present
il entire this morning. Our copy cGmc to
hsnl 100 late last evening to permit even
hastv glance at its contents, and We are
co,noel!cd therefore to send il out without
, 1861-01-15

Mn. PaEs1pExr: Congress adjourned last
dance coute1tment, trsucuility and happiness.
+ has reassembled this winter ii ttc presence
Of arrangement Of business, and dlstnroanee tt
NJ nubl;c. a. well Us private credit, aud in tue
Cace Of sediiious combinations 10 overtime"
the T7r{cn.
, 1861-01-15

on o.sed aIEsTs Esgs: amrle.
DOMESTIC uos1u111Es or TIE D1stSiiho
I a.,+ oc x;ev the r.1,.
| have thus lat he{'t oa,, ~ ~ 49, CoTf,dar.
tions which must asare uesMs ~ ~ s.,,Ii an5
acies themselves. lucy muu,u i.;s,. ~ ~, coh I
inconstderlb natlons, ou.ue.n5 5u " 1a,;t:an1
otlss AM thefs,ui eatusai euemies In addtion to
tue uluy tTcatlcs WHICH eacn lAu9. luaAe !" - =
. | foreign powers, and tha causes VI "as " "uIS.
they would give by violating lhena, eaea ~ ~
Contedetacies maas d aso a ha iah1e IT, r;ye thcr
aulne otntf, tis.,sa ~" = TheT ron1d acccs saril,
frequent oneaha- Ane5 .'3.;,,., "y.,u fro,:, me;
o have dlherent lntsfeses ses .sni;o;.s ~ rcennc
; - 1nin;nr mannfsctnres ind navigation, o
\ f1nra;1-,: or and nerhaps tho slave trade
6 Each 2rnn5I sti,n1nte with foreign nations fu
c ad~.ntarcs nec,,Iiar to itself. and Injurious
, 1861-01-15

Thcy acted with . coolntss very ulnefent
from The iutemptrae condnct Of those VITO
now on one side threaten. amo ~ taose nh tns
oLAes oL4;.,Innra .s ri thn Uninn Al asphIect com.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
New Orleans Cards.
TO Publishers OF NE VS.
PAPERS.
F 0 + 5 al G.

I. II. Hoe & Co.'S Patent Single
Cviinder Printing Machine. bed
36x5l, with Rollers and Roller Mould,
complete in good running order, near
" new. Cost $4,000 in Newly ork.
Price Sl6l0.
!. six to eight horsepower En-
rine, with Indicator. Shatting, Pul-
lrvS, Bands. FlurS, &c. in complete
running order. Cost entire $500.
Price S:Jaj.
II. Hoe & Co.'S Bed and Platen
Power Printing Machine, tlsaac
Adams Patent) Platen 26N4O.
The best book press made: III per-
feet running order for hand or steam
power. Cost ut the manutactury
$4,000. Price >l4OO.
lR. Hoe 4 COS Improved Gear
I'd Standing Press, platen 32N42 !;
screw 81 inches. Cost $500.
Price S2l5. Together with about
ten gross Press Boards for Double
Rovai Book work. CoStS2l per
} gross. Price SD per gross.
Il. Hoe Il Co.'S Proof Press.
. Cost $50; price $40 80.
II. Hoe s. Co.'S Hand Press
, Washington Patent, Imperial No. /;
!" platen 2lix3o. Cost $3.50. Price
Sloo. Together with a Vibrating
5 Distributor and rollers, which Cost
$40. Price S2J.
Foster Alligator Press. Print:
Jobs size OF half sheet cap. Cos
$500. Frice $500 In good run
! ming order.
Rusyle's Improved Printing En-
4 rine. Prints half sheet cap Cos
S4oO. $3.50. In good running or
Z der.
. Also, 1000 lbs Agate, 5000 lbs Br'
vier, 2OOOlbs Bourgoise, 1900 III
Long Primer, 1900 lbs Small Pici
] 1000 lbs Plea, 10000 Tbs Fanc
/. Type, all kinds and sizes; 80 fon,
J Wood letter, all which will be sol
in lots to suit purchasers.
Together with Imposing Ston'
q Racks, Stands, Gases, Cabinets, Ga
leys, Composing Sticks. Leads, Bras
Rule. Large Iron Safe. Wilder
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13

For professional and business cards, GIN
.lrding the Daily paper,) not exceeding
i've lines, for II months, $lo-wItho"t
paper, $40. :,
The privilege of yearly. advertisers is
strictly limited 10 their own immediate ana
rnmr'ar business: and the business of Az
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ling that of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals. 81 per square for each insertion
Announcing candidates for District or
State Office. $40; for II Parish Office, > :;
City office. S5-to be PAID i'll advance.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
sicn: pcr>oH>, 10 bc par" III itdTahet;
ADVERTISEMENTS not marked on the copy
for :. specified time, will be inserted till
forbid, aud payment cxactcd.
Marriages and deaths Will be published;
;.s news: obituaries, tributes OF respect, and
funeral invitations As other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
Patent Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas

Patent; Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
about first class newspaper estab-
lishnent. any or all Of which can be
had at 30 per cent. discount, below
the original cost at the manufactory
Whenthe present duty Of "a per
cent. on all goods Of this description
from the North is taken into consid-
Grafton, the advantages ofthis offer
will be readily perceived by pur-
chascrs.
Apply to the type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse of
GEO. II. VINTEN.,
No. 1O5 Poydras Street, Neac Or
lruus.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-13
Revenge.
[Cmclnsim.l [

have laid plan which Will take MIN
ten miles from her tomorrow to meet
me. Ifhe don't find me-which he
won't-he'u wait for me two or three
hours there, and VIC are poor set OF
cusses if we can't do all we want to
do and be off clear of the diggins be-
fore he gets back"
THAT'S So" cried Martin, filling
his cup. Here's to the Captain and
his plan. Hurrah for both of them"
"One thing l want you to dis
tinctly understand, all Of YOU" cried
Cha,npe, 1.-The woman is to be mine!
| l don't care curse for the gold-but
she must be for me-
CHATS agreed to-ain't it boys!
The gold for us, and the woman for
the captain 2" cried Martin.
Eyes, yes" was the response.
And thus the dark plot was con-
cocted.
Wearied with haste, for he. too,
had been impressed with the toreoo-
ding Of some impending evil, Bene-
= aetto reached the spot where he had
agreed to meet Champe-the mouth
of a gorge, up which in following
game. he had discovered quartz
bearing gold, and signs Of there be-
ing great quantity Of it. Some
would wonder why he did not keeI
his secret, and work it himself bu
;. he neither knew how, nor cared t.
mine: nor did he wish to be i'll clos
contact with men. His wife wa
: the sole companion Of his heart
:. choice.
He was, like the writer Of thi
sketch pardon his misanthropic ego
tism-he loved the wilderness an
q its gloomy grandeurs. the rocks an
hills, and lakes and rushing streams
but he liked not the haunts OF me'
7, nor them, nor their ways.
E, Having come with such spee'
Benedetto did not wonder, when h
arrived at the place Of rendezvou
- that Champe had not arrived ; an
- he sat down beneath a tree, by II
side of spring which gurgled fro
under a rock, and after drinki,
from it, and laving his brow with
cool waters, resigned himself to p
tience, and waited the arrival Of Il
tardy miner.
For full an hour he lay there Dire
- mily, and then he began to feel lie
r easy, and often laid his ear to Il
earth, hoping to distinguish t
sound of coming footsteps, and
s., often he raised it, while a look OF
easy disappointment settled upon /
face. At last he got up and strobe
and fro, growing each moment mt
. and more impatient. Finally, at
waiting full two hours-to him
seemed day-his impatience m
tered all other feelings. and sho
"e' dering his rife, he fastened towa'
his home, not pausing to look
game, or even to raise his gun
that which fled aside from his hur
ing feet.
When Benedetto reached a pc
whence he could see his house, II
which, when she heard his well kno
~ shout of return, his sweet wife {
~ ran to meet him, he paused for a
ment but he was too breathles'
" cry out, and too anxious to 60 o.
4, o;+ Gov brootb-on1 on ha SOeG
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