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MARRIED.

FARRELL-DAVIS-O On the 25th instant by the
Rev. p. S. Henson, JOHN B. FARRELL to CARO-
LINE A. DAVIS, daughter OF the late William Bar
ton, of NorrlstOwn, Pa.
HOGAN-kELLY.-On the 25th of January, 1866,
by the Rev. G. j. H. Carter, JOHN IL. HOGAN to
MARY A. KELLY, both of this city.
KITSON-JONES.-On Thursday evening, Janu-
ary 20, by the Rev r. Winter, GEORGE L. KLTSON
to Miss AROMA r. JONES' all of this city.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER,

THE MASONIC ORDERs.-The Masonic
Orders of Camden last evening had an important
the Odd Fellows Hall, Fourth and Market
streets, which was well attended Delegations
from other places we're in attendance, and, after
the disposal of the various items of business
before them, they adjourned to the extensive
dining saloons of Mrs. Laning, where sump-
tuous collation. and supper were served up.
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DIED

CARTER.-On the 28th instant, at the residence of
his mother, No. $40 s. Fourth street, Captain X. W.
CARTER.
The relatives and friends of the family, and the
Meridian sun Lodge, No. 1853, A. Y. NJ, and the
Order IN general are respectfully invited to attend
at O'Clock. To proceed to Ebenezer NJ. e. Church
Vault, Christian street. below Fourth.
CORKRIN.-on Monday, the 29th instant after a
lingering illness, LEONOkA CORKRIN.
The relatives and friends the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, s. E. OF Fourth and Gaskl streets,
ON Thursday afternoon, February l. at O'Clock.
Funeral service and interment at St. Marys Church,
s. Fourth street.
CRowELL.-Fell asleep in Jesus this morning,
January 81, JAMES CROWELL, IN the 79th year OF
his age.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. 5
DOUGHERTY.-On the 2Sth instant, DANIEL
DOU6HERlY, In the SD year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the FAMILY, and the
members OF the Hope Hose and steam FIle Engine
Company, No. 2, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1889 ).
Front st eet, on Friday afternoon at O'clock with
out further notice.
her brother, stephen Fuguet No. 1928 Arch street,
Mrs. RITA FUGUET GUILLON. ~
HAINES.-On the Both instant, IDA L., daughter
of Edwin Nj and Mary +. Haines, IN he 18th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral from the residence
of her parents, No 1924 ) SIKH street, on Friday
morning, February 2, at 10 O'Clock without further
notice. lnterment at Union Burial Ground.
HULL,-on the morning of the SOth of January,
AMOS NJ BULL, N the 45th year OF his age.
The relatives and frienos of the family, and Para
disc Lodge, No. 1876 1. o. of o. F., are invited TO
attend the funeral rom his late residence No. 43O
N. Eighth street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
SaEAFF On the 25th instant, after a lingering
illness ANNIE dau0hter OF the late Valentine and
Susanna Dull, and wife OF George sheaf, in the 4Oh
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are resuect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her brotheT-in-law, Mr. q w. Hessepoth, No. 965
Randolph street, above Poplar, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock without further notice. Funeral
TO proceed TO Odd Fellows Cemetery.
VANSANT.-O the 30tn instant of scarlet fever,
HO WARD SHALLCROSS, son of M. L. and
Amanda ID. Vansant, aged years
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from his parents residence,
N. 428 N. Ninth street, on Friday, February 2, at ]
O'Clock. To proceed to Cedar iii Cemetery.
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RAILROAD CASUALTY. The afternoon
freight train on the Cape May and Mlllville
railroad was thrown from the track, on Monday
evening, near Malaga Station. The cause of the
disaster was the misplacement of switch. The
engineer, Henry White, and the fireman, we're
severely injured, but were well cared for by the
DeODlp.
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The EvANs Gift Book Store at No. 628 CheSnut
street. is now an established institution. A great
variety OF Books are ALWAYS kept on hand, and
valuable Gifts 90 with each Book sold. Orders are
1lled, no matter where sent from, and those at
distance can rest satisfied that they will ret their
Books cheap, and their Gifts viii be of the
character as If they were to call in person.
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DIsoRDERLY PERsoNs.-Two men, named
Alfred Bordeau and Henry Gallagher, were taken
into custody yesterday, charged with having
participated in the row and assault upon the
keeper of lager beer saloon in Division street,
South Camden. on Saturday night. They were
committed for q henrnr
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THE TAXEs.-The payment of city taxes
at the office of the Receiver commenced yester-
day, and at an early hour in the morning the
Office was crowded 10 excess by persons who de-
sired to liquidate. Only the city taxes are re-
ceiVed, the rate for the State levy as yet having
not been fixed by the Revenue Commissioners.
Mr.. Kemble, the State Treasurer writes to the
Receiver of Taxes stating that the rate for the
state may not be determined on for a month
vet and is of opinion that the Legislature VIII
adopt his recommendation and relinquish alto
gether the State tax for the year.
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HELD FOR A HEARING.-The four men
who we're charged with a participation in the
row in which the two men were stabbed, on
Saturday night, we're yesterday held to answer,
and in default oil bail three of them were still
kent i'm custody,
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY
Mrs. s. Il. AJEe11'S WOTJd'S
hair ReStOTer and Dress
ing i'eUigOrGte, strengthen
and Jeagthe3a tbe hair. They
act directJy XpO11 the roots
of the hair, satppIyiseg re-
Q1EiTed nO2IrisE1911e91t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair diS0p-
pears, bald spots are COO
erred, hair stops failing, and
hGHWTi0set ga'OaCtb Is the re-
saILt. L0d5eS and ChiLCIre1G
0UiW appreciate the delight
faGL fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance i1'ep0rt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOSIi9ag the skim, scalp, or
most eLeg03at heG6-dreSs.
Sold by nII Druasis:s.
Depot 1873 B. 2N0 CrennWich st. NY.
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The EVENING TELEGRAPH" with it's morning
and evening contemporaries; the illustrated and
other weekles we'll as the ding current Eitera-
ture OF the day, will always be found at the new and
very tasteiully arranged periodical stand, southwest
corner OF Seventh ana Chestnut street. We invite
our friends to give the above newsstand portion
OF their uatrOnaRe.
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BBowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs.-'YOur Troches
are too well and favorably known to need oommen.
dation" Hon. CHARLES A. PHELPS
Pres Mass Senate.
"My communication With tho world has been very
much enlarged by the Lozenge which l now carry
always in my pocket; that trouble IN my Throat for
which the 1Toches are a speciho) having made me
often mere whisperer" N p. WILLIS.
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WINTER CLOTHING at reduced prices at Charles
Stokes & Co.'s, under The Continental.
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A CORPSE RECoGNIZED.-The corpse found
frozen to death on the Blhsburg turnpike, and
taken in charge by Coroner Roberts, was yes
terday identified. The name of the deceased
Green street. He had been missing for upwards
of three Npnnks
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HAsHEEsH CANDY-In spite of all prejudice and
opposition on The part OF interested parties the re-
markable cures effected by the OF this remedy as
almost daily testified TO by many of we'll known
citizens will soon dlspace the nauseous drugs
and doubtful nostTums 80 often forced down the throat
of inValids. 1t is almost all cases of
coughs, colds asthma, neural gia nervousness, loss
OF appetite low spirits, and all throat and lung diff.
culties Its general influence ON the mind also has
wonderful influence on the physical system.
Jrice 90 cents and 81 per box, Sold bv the drug.
gsts Wholesale by johnson, Holloway & Cowden.
PERSONS WISHING to contribute TO the sale of Oil
PAINTINGS TO take place at Scotts Art Gallery, No.
100 Chestnut street, on Wednesday evening Feb
n airy 7th must have their paintings in store on or
be lore Saturday next, 3D. inst. B. SCOTT JR.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl-Batchelor's Hair Dye Is
the best in the world The only true and perfect dye
harmless instantaneous, and reliable-produces
effects OF bad dyes and frequently restores the orr.
gnal color. Solo by all druggists. The genuine Is
New York
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Bob is that dog a hunterS" "No, he is half
hunter and half setter-he husts bones when he is
hungry and sets by the fire when he is satisfied"
II you desire good fire to set by. purchase your
coal from w. W. Alter, the renowned dealer, at No.
957 N. Ninth street You there get the best varie-
ties of anthracite at the lowest rices Call either at
the lard above, or at the Office corner of Sixth
and 2nrinr q rdnn sirania
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ALL PERSONS BUYING WORKS should call at the
Evans Gift Book store, No. 628 I hesnut street
Books so d at regular prices and Gift worth from
80 cents to 500 gwen with each work purchased.
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF our readers 10 the
fine sell ction Of Teas and Coees at the Market street
lea House, lately opened by Boyd Co. at the
south. east corner of Twelfth aod Market Streets.
The central location, opposite to our principal
Market, the extended experience in business, and
the Rentlemanly bearing of those CONDUCTING the
business, warrant US IN recommending the House as
the best place 10 buy your lea and Coffee.
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ENAMEL OF AMERICA.

THIS WILL INTEREST OUR
LADY READERS.
on the part of our
LADY PATRONS
desire to procure en- article
OF TOILET
in which they
COULD PLACE CONFIDENCE,
and which would supersede the many injurious Toilet
Powders and Pastes which, for want OF better, they
were forced TO use to
THE INJURY
THEIR COMPILATION AND HBALTH.
NOW,
HOWEVER,
WE
HAVE
THE
PLEASURE
TO PLACE
BEFORE THEM
a. article which know from personal experience to
be just what will satisfy them IN every way
1t is Perfectly Harmless. to the Skin
WARRANTED TO BE so.
In fact
80 well satisfied
have we become from long and patient
INVESTIGATION
that it win lnjure, but greatly improve the skin,
AND
BEAUTIFY
COMPLEXION,
THAT WE WILL REFUND TO ANY LADY,
who, after giving our preparation,
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
ENAMEL OF AMERICA,
FAIR TRIAL,
THE MONEY PAID FOR IT IF IT FAILS.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN ALL ITS COM
PoNENr PARTS, AND CONSEQUENTLY
is HARMLESS, OMIT 70 IMPROVE
THE APPEARANCE OF
THE SKIN.
1t will reall remove
FRECKLES,
MOLES.
BLAOKwORM,
PnMPLEs,
and ty cleansing and softenng the skin give It'll
BEAUTIFUL VELVETY APPEARANCE.
1t will conceal the marks of
SMALLPOX.
AND IT WILL
INSTANTANEOUsLY REMOVE
ROUGHNEss FROM THE SKIN.
FOR
CHAPPED HANDS
AND
FACE
1T Is WITHOUT A RIVAL,
making the skin as white and smoo.h as
IVORY.
LADIES WHO HAVE CHAPPED HANDS.
or skin made rough by exposure to the cold Winds
invited to
CALL AND TRY 1T,
and satisfy yourself befoIe you
PURCHASE 1T.
Bottle
ALWAYS OPEN UPON THE COUNTER,
FOR LADIES TO USE,
THOUT HARGE,
FRANCOIS GREGOIRE & cos
BEAUTIFUL STORE,
S. w. COR. EIGHTH AND LOCUST SITS.
PRICE.
Single Bottle
Six Bottles 800
FOR SALE BY
DYOTT 81 CO.,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY 81 COWDEN,
n. 81 G. A. WRIGHT,
GLENN & CO.,
HUNT 81 CO.,
HARRISON 81 ARMSTRONG,
Druggists Hair-D fessers ind PerfumerA
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No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came into such
universal use has so fully won the confidence Of
mankind, as AYERS CHERRY PEoToBAL for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
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LARoENY.-This morning Michael De-
laney was committed by Alderman Lutz, to an
swer the larceny of two geese from yard Sinth
and Moore STREETS.
Alderman Butler committed Charles Stuart,
James Murphy, and Patrick Harrington upon
the charge of stealing two bags of coffee.
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A SERIES OF CAARGEs.-Hamilton Quinn
has been held by Alderman Dallas TO answer the
charge Of assault and battery and riot 1t is
alleged that he attacked and beat Mr.. John
Kater, iniuring hum in such a serious manner as
to confne him TO his hous'. He is also charged
assaulting Mr. William Simlkins,
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The CNE OF PERBECTIoN.-This is the universal
verdict gven to the Florence Sewing Machine
wherever introduced. The objections heretotoresto
other Arst-oass Sewing Machines have all been over
come in the Florence and everybody is delighted
with the beauty of Its work. as well as the simplicity
four separate and distinct stitches. VIZ -Locp, knot
double lock, and double knot Each stltch alike on
both sides of the fabric 1t also has the reversible
iced motion, enabling the operator TO fasten OFF the
ends of seams or stay any part of seam without
stopping the machine, thereby saving much hand
labor. Besides, 1t has a uniform tension thread,
and does not require alteration in changing from one
pany at No. $50 Chestnut street challenges compan-
son with al others. Indeed, when such comparison
is ade the preference always goes in favor of che
Florence. Every machine warranted to give entire
satisfaction or money returned No charge for in
struction whether you wish to purchase or not.
Circulars and samples of work sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF stamp Office, No. 6SO Chestnut street.
"LAKEMEYER's DINING RooMs."-We consider
Lakemeyer's establishment considerably previous
TO anything of the kind this side of Paris 1he edi-
Dles are cholce varied and abundant, and prepared
by one who but few months ago directed the cull-
nary department of the imperial household OF the
BILE that many gentlemen from Camden, Germantown,
and other places near the city, actually boat,
car, ana horse hire bv dining at Lakemeyer's Step
IN there between 10 O'Clock and 8, and you can
count the visitors by thousands-nO confusion no
noise. Order, regularity, aud perfect sausmcton
reign throughout. As regards his wines and liquors
they will speak Tor themsev }" and most elouuent-
| lY, too. Mr.. James NJ Bedloe Is the partner in
charge OF this department, and "most courteous Y
doth he bear hlmselt''a of intnite iest - and
like his Cabinet Whisky, smooth, pleasant, and full
| OF life f"
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DIR. S. w. BECKWITH,
2Osmw No. 1920 WALNUT Street, Phia.

= o M E Il II / n G n Z W.
Smoking, Chess, and Reading Rooms
Combined.
PLEASANT RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN
Il. G.. KORONY & Co.,
No. 1886 CHESTNUT STREI T..
TEA, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, ETC, ALWAYS KEPT
ON HAND.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEwsPA APERS ALWAYS
On FILE.
Among which can be found =:
Punch Once-a-Week,
LONDON Times daily and Athenaum,
weekly, Temple bar,
London Illustrated, Iornhll Magazine
Bells fe, London journal,
anchester Clipper Garlen Laube,
London Era, Kladderadatch,
LONDON Society, Kolnsche Zetung
London Orchestra, Harpers Monthly,
Fun, Reader
Northern Wbig Army and Navy journal.
LATEST RETURNS OF STOCKS. 20 mwslmrp
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ALL IN VAIN!-The attempts to palm off upon
the American public the bogus parodes on the
leading Paris perfumes, while Phalon's "Night
Blooming Cereus," the finest extract for the hand-
kerchief ever produced, either here or abroad, is
within the reach of every class. sold everywhere.
WE WOULD direct the attention of our readers to
the advertisement OF Messrs. j. G. Strawbridge &
Co. They will open this day five cases new stvle
spring calicoes of best makes, a. % cents per yard
also large lot of wide chlntzes at 25 cents.
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RUPTURE professionally treated, and correct trus-
ses applied, ly q. h Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race streets; ladies' department FIRST door below.
full line of mechanical remedies and SUPPORTS.
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The EVANS Gift Book Store, at No. 628 Chestnut
street, the place to ge; Cheap Works, and valua-
BILE Gifts with them.
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1. II. WALRAvEN
No. 71e Chestnut street.,

W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market.
w. & y Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. s. B., Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
W G. B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth nd Market.
W & b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
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/. Il. WALRAvEN,
Masonic Hall.

/. K. WALRAvEN,
Masonic Hall.
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
H. WAIRAvFN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-28
An Ecclesiastical Protest Against the
Tilting Hoop.

New York Cor. Louisville Democrat.
The tilting hoops have at last aroused
tho Indignation OF the clergy. Last Sun
day one of the Jesuit fathers, connected
with the church Of St Francis Xavier, IN
Sixteenth street, spoke his mind pretty
freely on the subject He admonished
the female portion Of his congregation
that they must give up the abominailon
altogether, or cease to come to the con
fessional Nothing half 50 immodest or
immoral has ever been Witnessed in New
York before. A stranger might. be for.
given the suspicion that our wives and
daughters were all turning courtesans.
lie did not know what the fashions were
at the theatre or the opera, because he
did not 60 to such places; but he could
net shut his eyes to such nuisances, as II
existed before his eyes, in front of God 6
holy altar. He was determined to abate
it so far as the church of st. Xavier was
concerned other clergymen could do as
they liked. AS you may infer, this cler-
ical blast against the garment in qnes-
tion has created an immense sensation.
A party who manufactures them, in or
der to protect his business, has hired a
Protestant. preacher to deliver lecture
tomorrow evening in favor OF 1t. lie
proposes to show that the fitting hoop is
conducive to health, comfort and clean
illness, and as " cleanliness is next akin
TO Godliness,7 he will be prepared to de-
monstrate that the allegation as to immor-
ality is oil moonshine So, you see, there
are two sides to question. It's a deli
cate one, at least, and perhaps it is bet
ter that the parsons should deal with it
than the newspapers or newspaper cor
.... ...-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-28

.,
asmi and our frlend gradually discovers
that the hand-ciapping Is not applause,
but mode OF summoning the pages;
He gazes in bewilderment on the Babel
before him. The man Is reading ms
speech and does so from printed copy,
as if he were paid by the line ior IT,
The pages skip about Ihe members
clap their hands. feopie come IN ana
look Mt the snow WIN stoicai apa'ny, anu
then go out again. 1he man hnishes ms
reading and SITS down hno'her man
gets up and commences the same per,
tormanee. Ihe members go out un.i' m
not over dozen oil them are leir me
man Is reading ms speech he does not
do It very gibiy ne does hot 10 II Us
II he expected to gam anything py H.
Some humane friend comes 70 MS rescue g
with motion; by parliamentary nclio1
the speech IS cohsidered dehVereu, a"u
printed with the proceedings' anu B 40
many copies as the orator likes 70 pay
for may be stuffed INTO the glory Oh a pun
envelope and ranked 10 a wohder'ng
constituency IN MS district ..,..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-28
One More Unfortunate"

Mrs. Moreland, wife of Harry More
tand, an actress, who has been perform
ing at the Olympic Theatre, yesterday
evening, at her place of residence, OF
Girod street, between Philippa and Cir
Gus streets, committed suicide by taking
chloroform or laudanum. We could moi
learn positively the cause which led hei
thus, with her own hands, to usher beI
soul in the presence of her God bui
from the rumOrs coming from those who
knew her, we think there can be ne
doubt that domestic trouble or Jealousy
was at the bottom of it, Her husband
who is an actor at the Academy Of Mu
sic, had bestowed his affections upon an
other woman, thus driving his wife to
desperation. g'.F b0o5
We should Judge from her appearance
that she was about eighteen or nineteen
years old, and as we gazed upon her fair
form, wrapped in the habilments OF the
grave, and her pale sad face, and thought
of how she came TO her death, we could
but feel touched There is always some
thing inexpressibly touching in behold
ing q beautiful woman, with the sunlight
of youth yet on her brow, reposing in the
arms of death Vividly didthese match
less lines of Byron suggest themselves
"IIe who hath bent him o er the dead, ,.
Ere the first day of death Is He'd, ...
The first dark day Of nothinmess,
The last Of danger and distress,
(Before decays eilncing fingers
Have swept the lines where beauty lipgers)
Aud marked the mild angelic air.
The rapture of repose that's there, d
The fixed. yet tender traits that streak
The languOr Of the placid cheek:
And-but for that sad shrouded eye
That fires not. wins not. wceps not. now,
And hut fur that chill, change less brow
Where cold distractions apathy
Appals the gazing mourner's heart.
As il to him il could impart
r The doom he breads. yet dwels upon;
Yes, but for these, and these alone,
Some moments, ny. one treacherous hour
He still might doubt the tyranPs power;
So fair, so calm, so soft seal'd,
The first, last look by death reyeard
So coldly sweet. 50 deadly fair,
We start. for soul Is wanting there.
Hers is the loyeliness in death
That parts not quite with parting breath.
But beauty with that fearful bloom,
That hue which hnunts tito the tomb,
Expression = last reeeding ray. I
A gilded halo lowering round decay
The farewell beam of feeling pass'd away"
Poor, unfortunate womanl In her
fight, may her soul be winged to q better
world than this. She has made upon the
every day stage of life her last entrance,
played her last part, and her exit is for
ever.-N D. Picdyune.