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They act with the power of a medicine. and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure of
beverage. The sale of these bitters was at first
confined 10 our extreme Southern cities, but
they are now becoming well known throughout
tha world, and are recommended with the most
unbounded confidence, for all complaints origi.
mating from diso-teTcd diseased stomach
such as Dyspepsia, Lirsr Complaints, Nervous
ATsetisns, Loss of Appetite, Intermittent Fcrers,
pidr7F6a, Sour Stomach, HeGdGehe, Ferer and
xsas, W.ck.tese. &c
As a morning Appetizer, and after diraer
tonic, they are held in high stiniauon, and
should be found upon the side board of every
hmiy.
Thsy are also much relied upon in the Tropics
fcT ,rofula, rheumatism, and Drupsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-24

Dress Circle -..--.-.......-----.--.slc 81 cents
Orchestra rs cents
Family Circle --..---...--...-----9ce u cents
Coicred Gallery ----- e5 cents
1917 - bn ecoa So Ia o. Genus
O'Clock p. m, V ithoUt extra char &c.
Doors open st y, O'Clock. Performance COM
nlences al ca clCCk
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
49,
<.tea 1MtelIigencc.

AsrAbmSe osss on smPBoARD.-John Williams,
man on .oard the ship Roger A. Hsarn Captain
VI ,cb sailed from this port yesterday morning. wac
yss,srday afternoon brought before Justice brenns
~. rombs Police Court, on charge Of stapo'hs MI
pearson, one Of the mates Of the snip. Ino wosna
infc,eo ia ths abdomen with sheath knhs. "' -
patton, pilot, testified that, WINE as s,s,.n
was half way down ths pay, aus ...,,,o,
% s,.aoa On ascx when williams cs.sns behind
uss oosn Os the assault Notice being evsn 70 this
harbcr police Of the affair, thsy bodes The ship, aid
.osn o m r the vessel sent tugboat to tho city for
snracon The services Of Dr. Johnston Of Dover street
/ s 49, sacared and tho wounds Of Mr. Pearson wers
| wod woto af,er which no was conveyed 10 the City
| Hospital His case ia considered very serious Mr.
| pearson is said 70 be man oi cxceilent character
| assault.
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
Arrival of the steamer Cossack.
,o,-a HUNDRED RELEASED UNION PRIsONEks VI

ro0" RoARp-LIsr OF PASSENGERS, ETC.
tn rnt,ed states steamer Cossack, Captain Bennett
rved Yesterday morning. with four hundred ana seven
ron prisvnsrs On board who have been released rom
na a,s f North Carolina. Tbs particulars Of their re-
os.. tber Journey and othsr interesting matter con-
snrnns ,bsm. were published yesterday morning The
a,.ncs or me 400 viii probably bo here in day or
- !, a. fast as they come down from rarboro Ths
cssack left Hat,erss on the 2s,h ul, at four p NJ and
..acn.d ouarnn,ne yesterday morning 81 four o'clock
NM roloving is her list Of passengcfs--
Mr. G. Iegh and daughter hor en od' or T'pn's fns
, W.. ~, ,drt Messfs shaw ,&cIermot smitdi 1has
,'s Sns ! ,aitef ant Vinghsm Ncssts Dloose Achean
iiattgs .ghi, Levin AMI hetniih'
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
"A VAL LIE PRIZ e
One Thousand Bales Of Cotton and Eight Hun
dred Barrels Of Resin on Board.
Value Of the Capture Over Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The Captured Steamer Circassian
to be Condemned.
VALUE OF VESSEL AND CARGO 81, 200, 900,
&C., &c., &c.

The United States steam transport Baltic, J. J. Com
s4ock commander arrived at this port yesterday after
noon from Ship Island Mobile Point and Key West, with
cargo OF hundred and seventeen bales Of cotton
Forty barrels spirits turpsntine. and twenyone barrels
captured from several small prizes and consigned
g the United States Marshal She boarded or Ma
ssna Reef by the United States steam cruiser Quaker
City.
The Baltic brings the folio wing passengers
j. d. Jones, President Of Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company, lady rnd servant, New York; Capt Randolph
and lady, Key West; R. NJ Gage, lady and two chill
ren, Rev. j. r. Burgett, lady and child, Mobile; f. +.
Nass Assistant United States Coast survey, lady and
child Chas Pitt, lady and two children, Key West; Mrs
A.sGt Spctts and children, Mrs r. NJ. Cash, Mrs.
Coryel, Miss Pnckney, Miss Urania Geiger Key West
Mrs r. W. Haimes, Mrs. Woodward, Major w. Newby,
Sixth ~ Y. Volunteers; Lieut. VIM Pearce United Staes
Navy and five Marines Masters Mates, w. G. landlord
E. +. Mcigs, F. 5. Lincoln, Gunner G. w. 0menscter
United States Navy; Capt. Welsh United states Mar
ahal, Key West; Dr. Woodworth, Surgeon United states
yrgate st. Lawrence; j. g. 0ltmans, Assisan United
States Coast Survey, wounded at Pail River, Miss.
Julius H. Kroehl, civil engineer, New York; W. 1.
Dsano, Boston; Peter Wolf, Philadelphia; W. H. Wight,
n. K. Pmpton, Lowell; j. 4. Wiswall, MOBILIZE B. De
Forest, Theo. F. WashDourne, Frederick Buel, d. B.
Grant, New York; O. b. Fenner, Providence Capt. W. T.
Mcneil. r. A. urlburt, r. H. Robbins, Capt s. Fuller,
u. j. Winser, Paymastsr Pierce.
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

BrFPAio, May 31--1 T. NJ.
Flour IL in fair demand and the market shade easier
wheat dull and no sales Corn in good demand: sales
OF COO bushels at 32c. for now and 36c 31c.
az old yellow Oats aud other grains quiet. Wbs-
xav shade easier: sales Of 100 bhs. at Il &c Canal
freights arm but unchanged. Imports-s coo bbs -four
la COO bushels wheat and lO3 600 bushels corn.
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
The City Of New York or Cape Race and the
Mails Of the Europa and Hibernian
at New York.
English Opinion Of the Evacua-
ti0n of Yorktown.
The Agitation in the German
Confederation
Austria Advancing Her Army
Towards Italy,
&ss, xe.s xss

The steamship City Of New York, from Liverpool 2sA
via Queenstown 22d inst. passed Cape Race at one
o'clock P. NJ. yesterday.
The mails Of the Europa from Boston, with our lss by
the Hibernian, from Quebec reached this city during
yesterday The journals dated in London and Paris
to the 18th Of May.
The news is not important.
It was rumorsd that the French troops wore 10 be
withdrawn from Mexico, but was regarded as
The Austrian troops reported to have occupied the
line Of the Lagode Garda.
Hesse Casssl has rejected Prussias ultimatum, and
diplomatic relations have been suspended.
At tho weekly meeting Of the Manchester Board Of
Guardians, held May 16, it was mentioned that war
rant had been obtained against Andre Boauregard
artist who claims to be cousin Of the Confederate Gene
ra for dssertng his wife and family and leaving them
chargcable to tho "union"-i the Poor Law Union.
Tho North American, from Quebec, arrived out the
Goth ut
The City Of Washington. from New York, arrived out
on the 21st ult.
The Bank Of England has increased its minimum rate
Of interest to three per cent.
The Bremen arrived out on the 22d OF May.
The American Question.
Mr.. Disrae had reasscrted in tho House Of Commons
that rivalry existed Washington between Lord Lyons
and N. Mercier.
Lord Palmsrston smphatically contradictod it.
The English journals continue to sxpatate the fall
Of Yorktown. The London Times treats tho retreat
from Yorktown great to the Confedcrates,
and says Richmond is captured it will be tremendous
victory the fedcrals II metaphoricaly enlarges
the difficulties that must arise in governing the South
whe the federas by continued victories have brought
the secessionists within their power.
The London Post thinks the present the time COM
promise
The Liverpool Post regards the virtually over.
Earl Russell, in submitting the treaty with Amsri-
ca the the House Of Lords bore tssti.
mony the efforts Of President Lincons government 70
put stop to the traffic.
Commercial Intelligence.
LlvERPooL, May 10, 1852.
Cotton had declined one-haf pencs-a one penny since
Friday. Sales Monday and Tuesday 1000 bales.
Breadstus Of all kinds slightly lower. Provisions very
dull. Consols, for money 933s 93H.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
The cotton market recovered under the North Ameri-
cans advices end prices one half pence higher
than on Tuesday, May 20. Sales on Wednesday and
Thursday 8 900 bales.
Breadstuns nominal
Provisions dull and unchanged.
Consols, 93A a93K'
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

ealed I a. the time -. go, s-,r-r---s
twelfth r.simen, sks different companies Or
"a. .bo mustered into the tne
-. morrow snOrning, At uip> United
he Mercer House.
VIZ $wrsry .sEceSr
rpE IN - s.ce- , REGIMENT. -.
orapsnyy recruit ,ss II IsssId standard ls ysstsr
1,y ai,ernosr = join their comads and
i'm Bapc ek was chosen Lieutenant Of 'ne ''H''"''
s-'s 0'' "''I THE srxry-SSra REoIxEsTes e,orv,v,,
! IsapqrAREas SIXTY sisiH knsMsn' ,ass
Wsr,osAr CApf1s, May 81, 1867.
| ,.s ,h. rcgirnent and recruits who were us.
hemess - q guns @ 10 wasbin ton with the main soa,
pptsay N report at the rsgmonta :, nan
ross.v ,arket on Monday ronng, june =, ~ "-
W, ~, atcofk 10 be forwarded Q the reglmsns'
Captain Of Engineers sixty -nh'n fes'h''H'
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

A SLIGHT DEcRLAsE IN gLE EAcIIEyENI.
There was decided lu in military matters yesterday,
none OF the remaining regiments ordered or having been
III readiness to depart. The recruiting for volunteer or
ganzatons goes very brisky nevertheless there
IS fair prospect that companies enough will apply in
short time 20 ill up three four regiments according TO
ais new and excellent arr ang gsments.
THE FIFTH REGIMENT,
Commanded by Colonel Louis Burger are preparing as
raPdy AS possible for departure. They number AZ pre-
sent about 400 but viii doubtless be sw.leo to 800
before leaving The Fifth 10 almost entirely German ia
iis peson- and Notwithstanding tho great body or
that n ionay eady doing seryice the seat Of
volunteers are as plentiful as blackbenies.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The departure Of this regiment his 5esc further dc
layod until Monday or Tuesday afternoon In e. sequence
Of their not being furnished with the 1sccssar equip
ments Tie regiment, under the energetic manager, ent
OK C9l William Ward, IS last lirs up -Four con,u.n Is
were mustered into The United staiss yesterday
evening Capt Haneen's company sBJ nuuibcripg some
seventy men, was the nrsl mustered ln .ud ,6eY 90
now fully supplied With arms, accoutrenents Kc AZ
oraer has been issued for the oa OF tiatenaa.
oionsl Oh Tuesday next, At the headquarters ssrsa
Market, or a. anv 1ths- rla~n ~ rosi..- I'm
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
Personal Intelligence.

General Prm and family, Col Detenre, Capt. Pcfs7
calvo Capt Adcphc Pont, Lieut. Taco Adopho nsstro,
7isuiss 10 Reyza, Cen T. Mians del Bosck, OF SPAN
-. 4 yesterday at the Clarendon Hotel
-. -euigAn, n the steamship Ksnysroo, ~ c. A..
.,pt. Nv Nartin and wife, Of Boston Mrs Saur
sa-. w. >si and Mr.. :" Armonluras. Nine. sscorasa'
oers, Of in:sess, Y. - ~
ssruauo 90 s.1s a Of Havana. "sr s.usn.-r, an,
sous and Mrs Hssbroack anu l.s,6 ani PARTY, y
Lhs In. stopping 1t tine everett mouse t,,,iy q
ston' "o !, Dar,zo and jose Eandaro ana i-ai. 9
c.,a Rieo' pr Lathrop and family c,l,Tors :
Hayden ~ usssnchusotts; j. B, Latham % washington
~ W Dean. Of S. louis, ardf d sy9s and = !, pay
as A. csveIand, are stoprns al the metropolitan Hoei
Governor Moron aud wife, 81 Indiana Judge Marvin
q Johns.:.n a a. " q. Coleman, n q Boston; rev e.
=: =: ss s, os Onto; Rev. W. Doas, OF Canada W. =. ool
Of Nswbsrn; r. s. Lssch, o. r,.mDus Wasslnston'
family o. ~ FLORIDA and w. Randolph an1 wIfs
Iss any Vest are stopping at the ST. Nichcas Hotel
Commodore Breeze, q tho United State. Navy Ms.
Lsvn MAJOR Hswley aId DIN M Of rroy Ioo Caleb Lyo
SsSon.das SsI1ss C. Van Benthuysen and wife H. H. Va
pyci, OF Albany Andrew ssaley' rn,np v .ssS Csn,s
a;psrns and Charles Sutherland, OF the United sts
p,w " r. pebb, Of New York; W. 5. Wright ana ,.
, | s,an. and wife, Of Ohio; David Mtcheh anu "
stcne stcen,sre.. ". I. a. Massey, q Philadelphia and
Wacrae Of Newport Barracks, are stopping" T" 'ne -
| House. i ,r.., r,,n,. r.n,atn paaunoeut,
msssns nj N. paloit, OF New York Louis schlenge
sgIaaa Of San salvador; Z. b. Devsreux Edward
r @ohase @ W. stctgav Dr O. NJ Weld Rev DR.. r. Anders
nosge and Forester Andrews, OF Boston ipr. r.
4 Richardson W. p Pren.i's ana - - - cnai"nsi n
T. ub, or pelawarc r. Farnsworth, 81 porot, anv
fV,yo 1gar cf san Francisco, are stopping ~ t1' ~
!, | Avenue Hotel. "
!, The weather at Cape Race. .,
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
Commercial IntcIlixence.
MISCELLANEOUS.

/. CE OF nS-NOTWIIHSTANDING THE
n boased advance OF medical science, onal ply
san ready affirm that simple and agreeable remedy
than the concoctions OF aVthccares. Our
community is at present afflicted with summer compAtns
al Of which be promptly prevented radically cured By
the OF that famous inyigoratng tonic known the
French Cognac Bers. This wonderful household beverage
has received the sanction OF the medical staff Of the Enrop
and army, well the commendaton of the Ia
Guilty. The genuine article is manufactured In Cognac,
by DR. l., Roux and imported sol b into this conn-
by s. sTEINtEID exclusive agent 20 Nassau street
The real Cosnac Bers bearing his trade mark 'an be IKE
wise obtained H. g. OAKLEY ii Park and OF all
reputable druggists anu liquor dealers in the United
Stpt
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

The B.l,ic sails for New York this ais''n'Ou % ~,r,
nor aassengers Charles Tift oro'ns, :, 80. IA
Nho constructed tho rams hssi'S'pp -, 10 ~. r.b.
o sr no. having them completed in time Charles
pV ss aJ man who whom tho steamship Atlantic arrive,
% p S.r % way to For. rn during the early part q
~ proseut troubles having General helss On O0al'
r.sd 20 give her pound Of coaIo gallon q N', ~
49, ,ha no vessel aging the Gag Of ths 9s"'''
"a have anything from him. Inc Ast'n''o va =,
pssd TO 60 to Havana ior ,he Necessary 49,. our prs
,so tho person who told Mr. Howe OUT tis
1tt y shy collector, that he would DO "hs y !
70 pun the Custom ho.ss dSwa oyer bs nv govern
IL dareo w, o,hsr utta things Of he sane SORT W ii
aa p ~ been sy 81 @ s~G 6e = w,,h TR nj. II iay, soe
T0nhs ~ fD f,,ic "a pleasure TIP, ~ the stpsnse
a'aI nt pp States verify thi' 1Sr syo kn sl prop.
~ treason trsst Hew i''A "''
rsuJytiUD-
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
Is TEAS, GROCERIES,
FLOUR ANb PROVISIONS.

FIoUR ANb PROVISIONS.
1900 bbls Flour. at SO so per bbl
l0,U0 Hams, best eity sagar cured, ate
1000 Shoulders, city cure, &c.
500 boxes G aeese s..
I,0fy Kits No. Mackercl 81 per kit
Loo tubs La d. SC.
2uUD boxes Soap, &C.
COZ boxes Adamantne Candles, l5c.
l,c0l boxes Starch, pure f1ac. 80 -
20 lbs Sugar and refined. 7c &c., &c. De- and lOe
10 packages Butter, 20. -
Teas from 2Uc upwards Good black aud mixed, 5)c Ioc
10 VJ0 gallons New Orleans Moasses at 5Oc per gallon.
b,Oc0 gallons Porto Rico Moasses, 3oc. per gallon
tslOJ gallons Syrups, assorted.
oNO tlerrps RICE,
Finest old Braudies for medicinal purposes.
And all ether kinds u goods kcp ~ hts class grocery
house. THOMAS X. AGNEW,
260 Gretnwch street.
Occupies his store, the property an has
pay imports exclusively for
aote III his supern,ead- his business from sixteen
o gh en- hours every day ne ear roun consequently he
cs, ;. derse grocer in New York. Give him call at
200 Grecn,N Nch street, anu o' "@' ''oS" "o'os uei"c'
sd free.
IsORNS CURED Fos mons, bad nails, &C. cured by
~ nor loss Of se9a l,sis, nce IS Bowcry corner
pr LICE grafSs' Rces AnnsiiaCr caf Ounons xc
IS ccn.s per box.
2.nrHER's ---r--f
. NEW YORK
-~1xx !.
ALE
in WHOLE half and quarter 's from ,he cho,..,
barley malt and hops every ~ and leo West Eirhsesni
street between Seve' "a and Etshth avenues N
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

i.iS o ,aSns N 1G.' S''ihsr ne United sass;
that AT i board u badly wounded sSs ,Ss
- SufS fSyrovs He wosSsa Sp SSa
,Isas Steamer sachsm, whilst making i,
Pearl rys, D.sssd 70 say ho British s1us s.'a
~, ia condemned, w 'nr Her asf tssng OF the
,,at conclusive chs sr.c- party even con-
traccd W run lns rnss Il unfcrtunais ior ,ne
,a,les who have yeh .s non tho specastien, Tor ,v
vnlus OF the vssk ID srun canno be than t~ersl
hsns.iss a.ss ard sesrs m Ine ,N,a yss''' '"1
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

Tbe weather ut Cape Race.
ii. JoHNs. NJ H., May III.
,,erv aue here and at Cape Race.
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
GET NEW STYLE.

GET NEW STYLE.
Observe the band around new style y allied with
BENJAMIN BkANDRETHS PILLS,
BENJAMIN BEANDRErHS PILLS,
printed In RED INK Unless this band the pills Offer
ed you they not new style.
Sold at No. Union square 296 Bowery WRIGHTS, cor
ner Lewis and Houston streets and CAMPBELLS, corner
Eighth and Twentyeighth street fnce 70 cents
per Principal Office 29i Canal street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
y,TIpow cLIcoUoT our

asccrained that spurious article Of this nne wi
has been offered for sale in our market bearing sim
label az genuineI hampasne we caution inc public aga
wine dealers. ,,,. -, ..,.. - -. 4. q
Each bottle bears white LABEL with The name In fu
Of nrm. " ~ H. y. ,yh hlDl
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
I)RANDRETH,s VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
These Pills have been used by over
FORTY MILLIONS
HUMAN BEINGS.
They aavea
UopID WIDE

reputation Justly earned effected In whero
the patient pine upon he'd o suffering Tor tars without
hope un this healing and health restoring ed,i inc was
used. MI Bgonr H. Stewart proprietor of the Ednburg
Works Newark New Jersey for period OF twenty years
could only painfully cruiches in gnence OF
hip disease He made use of BRANDRETH > PILLS for
sight bilious attack, without expecatiol that they
oGd benefit his complaint and astonishcd TO lind his
and the pain in his hip joint relieved He took oc
coaa doses with view to the relieving of this disease,
always helped by them. At length he determined
D them directed under the head Of
CHRONIC AFFECTIONS
and fornd still greater advantages He continued 10 use
them months and Friday May 23 1867 walk
ed into the principal Office 29f Canal street. supported only
with small ane, and stated he had been walking about
the ,.ty all day.
Il the suffering want evidence of will be cheer
fully furnished at the principal Office.
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
&snTHER'S ~-7f''-
CMITH q bI. = s..
- NEW York
PA
ALRl

in WHOLE half and quarter ,rou ,bs ,,,;...
barley malt ana syPer hcP every " 100 West Eghteen
street. pes"oo1 S''s "a and y 'shth avenues. N
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
THE GREA~. sELT,

TUE GkEA sELT,
see" % by Letters Patent OF the United States The
Electro Nolstc Belts and Armets are perfectly
sa certain and nostly instantaneous remedy for all nery
sus aGeciions rheumatism. gout dropsy negIasia para
lyss construction OF the bowels, falling OF the womb, s
and s1fulous eruptons, &c Call or send Tor CIT
cnln NMsr A2N BrOadMAY.
The New York herald., 1862-06-01

T,HH GREAT CURE. - u
j. RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
NEW York, Sept. a. 1851
GrSrIEmEr-I am pleased TO acknowledse my oblgatio1
IN Won for the great relief experienced by from the
OF ycur Patent METALLIC sOLES. have been sufere
for the rast Il years from chronic In It's mos
acute FORM and expended large sums OF money Y ~
enectual efforts for its cure one al o your oo
cheerfuly recommend them 70 sufferers from rhsumats
or s kindred ills Respectfully, 4EO \. sIA.LEfy
v - foot OF Robinson street, New York.
AfETTAM A co. l2g b foatway. Bcna fpr circular
The New York herald., 1862-06-01
TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Military COmmandant Assumes the
Duties Of Mayor.
The Provost Judge Acts in tho Place Of
the Recorders, and the Provost Mar
shall Becomes Chief Of Police,
&c., &c, &c

We havo Now Orleans papers TO May %. Nothing of
Importance had occurred during the two weeks subss-
quent TO previous dates except the issuing OF tho
following order from Gen. Shepsy the military comman
dant
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26

MES of dishonest demagogUes hurled back
where thew belong, and brave men like 'fen'
SMITH, freed from their vigorous touch:
Yes. LurE, you may well say that ''therc
was Western brain and blood and mus le
there at Donelsom volume filled with
daring deeds of yaor achieved by our brave.
troops upon that bloody field is yet to be
written by the historian, and which our chill
drcn will ponder over as we were wont to do
over the marvellous tale of Lundy's Lane
And how proud the grand father will be who
can show the mark of bullet or sabre s stroke,
and tell the youngsters gathered around him
that he received tlat wound i'll ire ~granu
old fight at Donelson.
You deprecate the horrors Of var, an! can
not rejoice at victories won "while thousands
of poor fellows arr living stark and stitf--sev-
cred by cannon bail, riddled by rifle shot.
torn by bursting shell. and trainplcd under
foot in the deadly charge
fear, Lurr, that you 10 not keep up with
the masses of the American people in adapt
ing voursefto the circumstances by which
Won are surrounded, and looking uron even
the barbarities of war with plilosolhic eye.
as sort of matter ofbusincss and not 80 horrible
after all Is it not remarkable how we have
been educated in this respect within twelve
month .? Only a short time ago how sensitive
we were upon the subject Of dcatli-and now.
comparatively, how Indifferent. You web IT
member when the Lady E3gin was wrecked on
Lake Michigan and two or three hundred
souls sent to eternity, what gloom pervadcd
every hamlet. Now we can read almost daily
ofhundreds of brave men who have gone 10
that ..bourne from which no traveller returns"
without scarcely exciting a remark, except
perchance, We hear of Il near and dear one VIII
has fallen, and then for Il short time only a.
our finer sensibiltics brought into requisiti"l
But it is time that / wound this cpistle u
and will do so without farther cercmpnN.-
Hoping that these few lines viii find you.
&C., remain TRANQUILITY youls, }. S. E.