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1T young gentleman graduated al Yale
College recently with i white head and whis-
kers, who entered with auburn lock-. and 70
heard. The change took place in one night, on
account Of the anxiety incident to a biennial ex.
animation.
II A man, insensible, with his feet dangling
ara, was discovered on Thursday evening a
bottle OF morphine was found in his pocket he
had e7idently intended TO tumble into the abyss
He fingered few hours and died
III Wife (anxieusly)-"w hat did that vounp
lady observe who passed us jus; now ~ Hus
band with smile of calm dehght)-'sWhy, my
love, she observed rather a good looking man
A-hem )"
IL The Springfield Gu) Journal saws That
Mr.. George Howard and lady of that place are in
possession Of prize in nature Of a MANI th
oaoy. Its age is ak months and il weighs sisty-
one pounds.
IVA young man, Daniel Robbins. p,opo,ed
honorable marriage to a girl near Little Rock
ARK, on the 18th Inst and her father hearing of
~, shot him dead in the street. Charming coun
try.
I1-A journal OF New York speaks of a FOREIGN
daDseuse who srrived pennilcss In that CITY. and
at the end Of two years returned to her own conn
Try with an income Of four thousand dollars per
annum. -
IL An ingenious English ipyento, pronoses 70
remedy the want Of bust In ladies Of I" given
tnlnness' oy jacket, TO be inflated by the wearer
70 ine proper shape, and, as Willis would say,
PAumpltuoe'
W military company in Norfolk, Va, hav-
ing Rot Jubilant az an, evening supper, thong t.
lessiy nred field piece In the street, knoc King
ost over thousand panes Of glass. They are now
raising money TO foot the bill
MILlIART ENcAMPMENr ON EASTERN SHORE
Inc Eastern Star learns that the military compa.
MES OF Eastern Shore contemplate holding a gepe.
RAJ encampment the coming summer at some cen
ral point, say Easton, Cambridge, OF Centreville
u The Louisiana State Convention on Wed.
nesday adjourned riTe die, after passing an act
aoelishing free banking anc introducing a general
charter system.
III Plsmbago Is now made artIncisllv. in
England, by soaking cubes Of cast-iron in vine
gar, which dissolved the iron and leaves the car
bon. ~
III The New York State Senate has passed the
Dill legalizing the decisions Of the Arbitratiou
committee Of the Nsv York Chamber Of Com.
IL H Collins. Mississippi wood-chopper, has
within few wears realized over 800 600 by sell.
ing wood to steamboats,
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
,,Cephauo n Ia accomplish tho object for which
forms. III oii i'e
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,
The, have been tested in more than a thousand
cases. with entire success.
From the Democrat, St, Closd. M,r,
ache, send for box, (Cephalo Piilsj 80 tb.t Ton
"os nave them In case OF an.sttsok.
From the Advertiser, P,cstdsn,., RI
elective remedy for the Seadsohs' and ons
very best Tor that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
tfor, the westsrx r. r. Gaz.,.s. Czieaso, Ill.,
we heartily endorse Dir. SpaIding, and his un
lValiec Cephslic Pills. N''
From the Kananrha VALLEY S,n,, Hera,,bo. y,
re are snre that persons suffering with the head
ache' VINO Try them, Will stuck TO them,
fLeri ths Southern Faith Firdsr. Nev Orleans. L..
,hat your testimony can be added to the slIesdy
nomeTous list that has received beneGts that no
other modloine oan produce. "
From the 81. Lost, Democrat.
p,ia ~ ,nense demand for the ertiole (CephsIic
From the Gazette. Dare-rc.t, yo,rn.
MI. spalding would not connect his n,,ne Wiz.
al article he did not knop 10 possess real msyit
FROM the Advertiser, Providence, RI
Ire testimony In their favor Is strong, from In.
most respectful quarters 'h0
From IL. Daily Neus. N.rpo,,. r..
Cephslic Pills are taking the place of ali t,nd,
t,om the Co'n'nsreia! BrItstin, Boston, Mass,
sAid 70 be very efficscious for the headache.
FSon the Commercial. Cincinnati, Ohio-
sunering humanity oan now be relieved.
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LIOADvERTIsEMENT.
puBLIo OTICE.
- D.sA5JnisI o. IN. IsrnIoa.}

Waskissfss, Dec. Is, 1850. I 4
Public notice IL hereby riven that bonds ana
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feIoniousy sbstrscted
rom the custody Of the Interior Department. the
same being the property of the United States and
heis In trust for certain Indian tribes Notice has
Also been given to the proper officers of the respec-
i've states 10 stop the payment thereofS and all
persons are warned against purchasing or receiv.
ing any of said bonds and coup ons, 90 the claim OF
the United States thereto viii be prosecuted TO the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, vix:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued IN
June and August, Is5I.
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THE EVENING STAR.
The LEGEND OF EASTER EGGS.

THE LEGEND OF EASTER EGGS.
From Hsrpsr's New Monthly Msgszine.l
Trinity bells with their hollow lungs
And their vibrant lips and their brszen tongues
Their Easter music with Joyous rear,
I'LL the soaring notes TO the sun are rolled
AS he swings along m ms pain OF gold.
dearest pap.," SAYS nv boy to me.
As he meTnly climbs on his mothers knee.
.Why are these eggs that you see me hold
AES what Il Is the .onderfnl bird that lays
Suoh beautiful eggs upon Easter dajs" ..
Tenderly shine the April skies,
Like laug liter and tears in ohild's blue ey es,
AID evsfy face In the street Is gay,
Why cloDf IN, ,i J9g1 q. By s,y,ns nay
nd tel him rs story Of Easter eggs:
You have heard. M Boy, OF the Man who died.
Crowned with Keen thtThs and orucihed;
Cared iOr the oo H fae Of his n:srtyred Lord,
Ana pio1sly tOmbsd 1t within tae fo2x,.
And closed the gate with q mighty oloss'
Nov, close to the tomb fair Zee grew ', h,us.
With penduous leaves, and blossoms OF Diuei
And deep in the green tree. shadow breast
sGYd.4sd 1a t ss on her a.o
And he'd forr eggs or an ivory white.
Nov, when tde bro for her dim recess
beaela the Lord in his Duris dress,
Asq9 S ss dear fs1I PIs,CSd with ne n'
and out Of the depths OF her sorrow she sans.
Al night long iii the moon mp
hs o .st az ana sang IN hsr moss wsssihed cup
As the homeless wind as il Ioams the hill,
30 full of tears, so loud and long,
Fhst the grief Of the world seemed turned to song.
But soon there c1Re through the weeping night
A glIttering angel clothed in white;
And rolled the Stone from the tomb away,
Where the Lord of the Earth and the Heavens lay;
And Christ arose in the osyern's gloom,
And In living luster came from the tomb.
Now, the bird that sst in ths heirt of the tree
Behed this oelestIal Mystery.
And i, 9 heart was filed with a sweet DELIGHT,
And IL poured q song on the throbbins night;
Notss climbing not g. higher, hi CHER,
They shot to Heaven like spears of FIRE.
When the glitteriny white rob, nd ngel heard
The SoTrovIng song Of the grievIng bird,
a nd heaT the folio Wit CHI mt of mirth
That hailed Christ TiSef again on earth,
he seld, sweet bIr1 bSforey or blest,
ThJself, thy eggs, and thy moss-vrea he'd nest ~
And ever, MY child, slnse that blessed night,
When Death bowed dOvh 70 the Lord of IigE,,
me eggs Of that sweet bird chGnge their hue,
And burn with red. and gold, and blua@
Reminding msnki ad IN their simple way
VI the holy marve. of Easter day.
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TRAvELERS DIRECTORY.
BALrInH21Rshh ikN sR SyI SslfaAdsH hsoAD'


~ Il &c 3 1s
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, lssA, the
trains will run IS follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at CD o. IN. ..-r..
Second Train st TAO g. m.
Third train at $40 p. me-, Express.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
FIRST train at 4l5 q. m, Express.
Second train at SIS q.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth at 40 D. M, Express,
The first, second snd third trains from Wash-
inston connect through o Philadephis and Nsv
York.
The second and third connect at washingtor
junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, az Annapolis junction, for Al
nepolis; For Norfolk take the , 20 q. m. train.
For the accommodation of the way travel BE-
tween Washington and Laurel, q passenger car
VIII be attached to the tonnage train which leaves
at ii q m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to PhiladeG-
phia only.
no sd TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
II e A DACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials csre unsolicited 5y
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford UngueStion-
able proof of the efficacy of this
truly scientific discovery
MAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb 5, 1861.
Pis ana i.f, Sir have TIED {our Ceph.o
HePa n me tTo dollars worth more,
snye few ont OF the first box got from y wSom
YouI ok F .s ~ %s "a f&% SR kENNEpy
HAvRRFoRD, Pa, Fob. 6, 1861.
MN. SPALprss-Slr; 1 wish you to send me one
s1sas q ;Se,n !s. rl' Aar' 'ses'esd
Yours respectfully, n,o,
SPRUCE carE. 5. aTs,lT Is. 1ss; o.ra'}
two boxes Of your Cephalio Pills. Send them na inn '
s'sa a: boz q soo; 3 R siM aos I'D
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. is, 1851.
HENRY @ SpALDIns. Esq: Plsase find inclosed
SsShso Pills Ts ss1a an me aaSsass Ssa
Pills haze svr tried. wv ''''
sole Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec, II, Issa.
or large show bills, to bring your CepSslio PiII:
more particularly before nv oustomers If vow
hsye nythinE of the kind. please send 10 me Jul
s,On q my customer who y subject TO severe
s,trsd 6f e aa tn'ualE Lasting days
/ sent her " '"' "''' ~hioh
Respectfully yours. w.B. WILKES.
RETNoLDsDUnS, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, 1851.
HENRY G. SPAI.DIys, No. "a Cedar ttreet New
9ork1Dear Sir: Enclosed find twenty five cents.
.zo,l ior which send box Of " CephalIo PilIs.1
SeEd tn address OF X ev. VIM. G, Filler Reynojds
bn 3, franklin county, Ohio
Yohr P'HS ,rork Ike eharup-cxYs Hsadn.ks
cIr1ost trstdHteT. >A''''
Truly yours, VIM C. FILLER
YFsILANrT, Mich, Jan. IA, 1851.
MR.; SPALDINs-Sir: Net long since sent To Won
Ior e3x Of Cephaio Pills for the cure Of thu Ser
vous Head ache and Costiveness, and received the
sane and t3ey had so good an effect fhat ,oas IN
flease send by return mail. Direct tn
a. X. WHEELER,
Ypsianti, Mich.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T. FEMALE EDUCATION,
Il HOSE Ferents who wish their daughter TO re-
oelye thorough and sy stemato educatlon, where
helr ply stca trsnng will receive daily aud specia
st Nntion, under the most approved system of Calls
them. and Gymnar:ios, are respectfully invited tc
'es7's 81 Mr.. Mis-. a. RICHARDS,
su0-ss Principals.
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.,Sorf These bonds are datsd yanusry, ,ssz-,.,
t Saet 'inssssy. iSs. g. Bank Of Rsrsbiio, Ney
Worm Gsroiina az yer eept Cospon Bonds Con.
~ eeysoie IN April and October, vis:
LOTT HSnfE offn cot 70 ncofsorsss he Wssssrn No1tS
6ctohan1s - s'irosd CoIlssy, qkapssr d d.
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FEMALE 3pAkQING ANDpgY SCHOOL
II ALEXANDRIA, VI.

N
ALEXANDRIA, VI.
Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth aniAi season OF taIs Institafi, q
will commence on TnE15ty, September 2St IN Oh .
house recently occupied - Sylvester Soon, EsS~,
No. $50 King street. - - :.
:, 1Ie 0UirsS or sLnay pursrsd VIII oomprzse an
cstlon, and Music, French, LatiS sHd Drawing ID
desired.
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick in
prepared to receive s hunted numset Of pupils a.
boetders, who, constituting part of her swn fam
lily will be under her InAedisse care and supcrvI-
sion. She wiz endesvor, IS fef Sc possible, to
round them with the comforts snd KIst, Influences
of Home.
RHessHcss.-Rey.G Geo. III: Norton, Rev. DR.. ELIAS
Harrison, Rev. ID. F. S2rIgg, William H. Fowle.
Ess., Edgar Se9wden, Egg, Edmund r. Wilmer
Ess,, RsbeIt H. . 1 Ess, w; d: Wailnch
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. John w Minor, LOadoun
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Cor
Brothers,
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition In al the Ems ish Branches.
SAptor the annual session-peyabs semi annually /,
In atvanoe
Muse and Langu At Profsssors prices.
III Hcextra charges. au2sH
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NoTB-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 200I, and above
thai, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank. New York oity, in 1887.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" - OF GAS METERR

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, asSee-
IDLY 70 the PROVISIONS of the ordinance of the Cor
koreuon appToyed May H. 1s6o, the undersi mod 10
nov lrepered. wheneyer required in vritinT and
examno test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
tsglsIauon OF any Eas meter in uee in this city %
ana another. sealed and marked "a true, GilI be
SET IN us place. II proved to be eocurate In in
aR o sSs'p No out 0ssss oT ,s,s.. ga
a., cd RIfEs5 0 W. 9; gRN,l II 4hRAm.
u s-u inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters
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NofE.-The bonds numbered 2sl6 and belov IL
sued in January, 1857; No 2g10, and above that
kssaed IN August, 1857, payable at Phenlx Bank,
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WIN. T. DOSE & CO.
HEE nov prepared to cxecrtc airy orders VIII
which they may be favored IN tho
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM YTTTlNa
BUSINESS,
IL Store on sth Street, a few door. roth Of Pa.
Avenue, where may be found . oomplete aefottInen3
q, CH A;sNpELlEkSa and othor CAB, STEAM and
WA SIIy
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cephalio Pills accomplish the obiso, for ,,hioh
s sney were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache in ali ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

BE- sr5s s. f *: sf:'1 s: sslI,
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W. GAS FIXTURES,
w Z Have In store, and are daI y receiving 81 As
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and superior IN style to anything he. etOore
onered In this market. We invite citizens general
Y 10 call and examine our stock OF Gas and Vster
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington
AL w ork IN the above line Entrusted to on cara
viii be promptly attended to.
MYERS q MoGHAN.
mar o-u 31G etreef.
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NofI.-These bonds are dated January, 1887.
PAYABLE at Bank Of Commeroe, New Yofk. in
November, lse6-intorest payable In January and
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rom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
cases, with entire success '"0u
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H. PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER
- Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and F ats
De s prepared 20 iRtroduoe Water and Gas upon
satisfaction. ''io
He has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
SIYvES, which he will sell less than cost as he
Nihhos 10 Bet 1ld OF theHl. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

S.sS nv ny: t s,.: July,
able In January and July. b-ss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
Woman in Former Times.

From the subyersion of the Roman Empire
to the fourteenth or fifteenth century, women
spent most Of their tire alone, almost entirely
strangers to the Joys Of social life ttog seldom
went abroad but TO be spectators Of such public
diversions and amuscments as the f4shons of
times countenanced. Francis |. was the first
who introduced women on public daysto court;
before his time nothing was to be seen in any
courts OF Europe but gray bearded politicians,
plotting the destruction Of the rigbAs and liber-
ties OF mankind, and warriors clad in complete
armor, ready to put their in execution.
| the thirteenth aud fouteenth century, ell
egance had scarcely and cxistanee, and even
cleanliness was hardly considered as laudable.
The use OF linen was not known, and the most
delicate of this fair sex wore w.olen shifts. In
Paris they had meat only three times a week
and one hundred liyres--abo2t twenty-five dol
ars-was large portion Tor young ady.
The better sort OF citizens used splinters of wood
and rags dipped in oil loI candles, which in
those days were a rarity rarely to be met with
Wine was only to be ha! at the shops Of the
apothecares, where it was sold asa cordial
and to ride in a Two wheeled ear along Ihe diIty,
ragged streets was reekoncd a grandeur Of en-
-yiabe nature that Philip the Fair prohibited
the wives of citizens for enjoying it.
In the reign Of Henry VIII, Of England, the
peers Of the realm carried their wives behind
them on horseback when The wen, to Lonaon !;
and IN the same manner took them back TO
their country seats with hoods OF waxed linen
over their heads, and wrapped in mantles of
cloth, to secure them from the cold
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

POVERTY THE PARENT OF FUN,--Poveriy runs
strongly to fun. 4 man is never SO full of -okes
as when he is reduced to one shirt and two pota-
toes. Wealth is taeturn and fretful, Stock
brokers would no sooner indulge in hearty
laugh than they would lend mouey on second
mortgage. Nature is great believer in COM
pensations Those to whom she sends wealth
she saddles with lawsuits and dyspepsia, The
poor never indulge in woodcock, but then they
have style of appetite that converts number
three mackerel into a salmon, and that is quite
as well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
u HIssWS $50 In Ad,nnes.

Rupert concluded the letter by saying that
his mother was 30 oVereonse with grief at the
unexpected duplicity Of Euloeau ~hoIa she
had always loved as a daughter, and had deter
mined to consider as such since learning that
she was not her brothers lawful heir, had re-
quested him to write as Euloeen had desired,
and sorrowlully he had complied.
We will follow the letter, and mark its ef-
feet upon Gerald, who had about concluded to
90 to Merlyn Hall am! see what was the reason
Of Euloeens long silence
Gro BE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

NAMES OF TEAS AND THEIR SIGNIFrcArross.
In Tayllr's Travels in China the signifcations
OF some of the names by which the differen,
brands of teas are known are given, which ara
as iollows--making due allowance for the chan
ges and corruption they undergo in form and
sound in being Anglicscd Tyson" zaeans
before the rains or Z" ilourshing Spring that
is, early in the Spring. Hence it is oitsn called
" Young Hyson." Iiyson Skin" is composed
of the refuse of other kinds, the native terms for
which mean d" tea skins - Refuse of still
coarser description, containing many stems, IS
called " teabones " Bohea' is the name az
the hills in the region where it is collected,
"Pekoe, or" Pecco, means " white hairs''
the down on the tender leaves. +" Powshon"
" folded plant" " Souchong" " small plant. "
"Twanky" is the name OF a small stream in the
province where it is bought " Congo is from
a term sgniiying " labor" from lbO care re-
quired in its preparation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

To QUIET cmLDREN.-lfa young child is pro-
vidcl with large substantial rag.doll to take
to bed with him, he will seldom be unwilling to
60 to bed even when wide awake. He will pet
and talk to the rag baby till he goes quietly to
sleep, These are the best and most satisfactory
dolls for small children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

Model wives formerly took q I" stitch in
time" but now with the aid Of a sewing
machine, they take one in no sime.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

With rnuch diHinulty EnIooor e,o.oo1.l =.
svoIloui,, C,,., ,,,o.,oIs .c -.
and dr;nL;nr tbo %, cha n,slal a., ,.,.....,,
Io,i ,,.os.,..,, ,,.. .,i.. ..c.,
L......l..,.I :.
yoo4 ,nL., tol;a..4,.a 9I;..a.
1.I,,I. ''''''N' 'N
..rha
a,o,, .L, .I;.,...-...l
Taking the paper. Euloeon ,oocboni,,lIv
Iotcned il. ana nerinns tao rnstr,nc of /, ,rn.
vented her from heorin,. tbe clic, n nj lack al.
tie door closed. for sLo dil pot head !,
her eycs fan unon tro ,yritt.n y.o,Is s,o r..i
the following
H.. u..,
again, have eonludeJ 10 re,eal INV trro cIar.
,actor u you on paper. | anna Kentucky slave
taH,f' ana on receiving o lett r from Nrs
H. VINO = not ny sister, bat Y Iady, oI
r,r,,,o c,r ,,,a y,7 n, .l.. 'i+ in
where learned your history. ana ALA hor wisI
to rct rid of Won. Kno,yin,, that vour bo,,ty
would bring me a high price, paid the sum Of
thrte hundred collars Tor you, to "er, and sue.
80 ~ y"s "" u'SuS lec""sy away
for o,oht bundred - Mr. Tbornf9on 49,
holder, who was very much pleased with YOU
as you came IN.
ri,,a 49,. =. 'i""'ei'Ga your .runN - ms car
yog and tLcretrn Jid rat "ish -, aba tI'.I''e
In the morning he will take YOU to his place.
some thliiy miles from here, where your duties
Iiaa I'l' - =, "'', ''in' '4uy' ! ''''k Ge"il oe
.delicately brought mn yonr m9ythnr b';ng a
Quadroon aud your father her master you had
9Ghly Deen SUBJECT to llght work IN the house -
,;,, =, ''' 'I''J'''' - ~ 7 loat Vuue"-
will believe the talo Vol tcll. should van IL =
foolish as to do so. You cannot escape from
your late' so try to make the best Of it.
thai boro ,n,, % IN ~, '"{ w.; ,',i,i5 tu''
master and 3s the naro % ~ 5shor,s nv
assumed one, can only sign myself
lotR Former OWNER
:" W '"''''s -, y V'' ',' V |
he'P me ~ escape huloeeh droppeI inc le'-
'er' ana rushed 10 the door but It resisted all
ueF 'eeole enorts to open II then to the WIN
0o"' o"' 'n"' olso was ias'ehea' ana as tho
awful certainty oil her late again came over
"''' S'o '''' '""' "'r strength was i'A''ns her'
anu 'o''er'ns 10 ''o oeu' WIN moan oi agony
'"V S'"" "Po" H. ! "'" came '''o Sou"u o'
rushing waters in her ears, and with the
$ thought that she was sinking beneath the
t waves OF inc ocean the "re'chea eFl iorgot'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

If pair of oxen stand up against each other
in walking, it isa sign they are not well match
cd. When lovers do 50 it is a sign they want
to be-