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tHeIn 1KIij -IFlIa5aIQg the angel Oi
death. is often altogether unmercifnI
So I stood quite alone III the world :
ouly my name, my fame, my gifts. and
my. beauty were IeftE aftsp aii, were
tHerb lnany more richly endowed than
IIg Aud yet Arthur had net been ab-
sent eighteen months WE'LL theUeswere
eighteen months more to COME before
heieturheds ai1'Ee % ar-I ~ az 5rsali ll1o
Invent On.swilh my earnest seIf-ehl-
ture, The sunrise fognd me atmy books
1.-THE hafti:Hlgllt FeqF struck and still
poured over them. With an else
found time for sDelsbl Who was the
brilliant belle hOw,S Who was The
most admired in all,th eourtly circles
Was it not, .Madeline--ne longer igHo-
rant, iucuufyated, a, tis subject for fhe
fidigfle aDflitbe gay world, "Woald
that Arthur could see nae. naW, ,: L some.
tipies said to InyseifINlien HoaleAea
crowded arQpnd me and statesmeH
gathered near aud listened to my bril-
liant repaftees. 0ne.of these Stood CO.
equal in rank WITH ahy peer ilis the
TeaFgnM saf sllal ~. tt-s.r "a -s0f. -t -.s-s
4 vas iIi nlg lukqriogs dfPgsiug-r6op,
IsTemember{ when Il servant brought
ne.a note. fikhew What It WAS, aud
what answer l. should scHHTn return. I
didmotneeds to open the daintyusatiD
pspeFs stahipe,lwith DIE aearI's crest, 10
know what was there 'a4l. iseasy,l.
7 Ifead my note, aud then obeued nix
jeweie,l desk and wrqta to the Earl Of
ESf@alty Chat I would beIliis wife. r., {.
Arthur would fiha ME eauntess. /
.shedld entertain him at my country.
house perhaps. How pleasant it Fi'5uld
Be to receive his congratulations I The
year passed, developing my powers
asitwent. Did the earl admire me the
the year before3 How much moFe
might lie then, as in my pearly gar.
ments loated up the aisle of the old
church of the village where was born ?
Eiad @llled it thus, for wished them
to know that ! need not stoop to Arthur
de Courcy. When lac come back, the
gOssiping seryants would tell him how
lovely Madeline was iniIeF bridti robes,
and how passionately her husband loved
her. We went to the earl's estate in
one of the midland counties. Here
gathered about me friends-so called
them-and among them was Eleanor
Granger she did not know me-she did
not remember the wild girl from whose
she had shrunk. IL was easy
for me to gain an influence over her,
simple and confidiug as she was.
Strange, too, It was that began To feel
some intimatioHs Of affection for her,
my rital. AEy hearl, which had not
been touched lly the lavish gifts aud nd
miriHg Worship of lHy husband, waua-
ed towards this girl Who had supplantcd
me, She loved me, tou, and clumg to
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with careless tu(,T,3OlOH. He left me at
last, fbfletE .di4appointe,L rexed, r
hurled a parting shaft after him as he
Vent; 1--WE wont forget this summer,
and ESPECIALLY dgF little drama -ha, Ina .
What apleasant memory it will he, Will
it not ~ caught Que lust reproachul
glance, for &hlth I iiifew bsck mock
ing smile. p 'h' '-''''' - .s"A-''.f' "''
Bat, o, for all my sBeers aud con-
temphIous speeches, / woaIld have laid
down MY life for his! I would have
offered itgP hour ny hoaf,ii in STOW self
sacrifice, IL only hehad loved me still
He,Yent aYay, ply seornfnl words in
ltis eaFs but I'm my heart what loves
aRd o $50 cruelty wronged. Uneduca-
ted, wss-I ignorant Of the great Nprlsl7s
ways HOY HtenlHHd iielpriised my
simplieity,ahd said he loved me the
D0ryTss- that ,s-or tiot -L-,a3-a-.a-,~.z-t lYfs
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/ "
panty q hlaRle -fer Z =
! looked up iplhis face, He hesitated,
fslteFed little, and went Oh.
when you have had time to think
more calmly, I am sure that. you Will
see that y Is fgr the best that we should
part now, q was ,RAtuFal ,epough that
We should forget lhe, difference ip, our
sIatlOnsTTeyeFyiPdy,I does some such
iOOllSh thing in their ltByes1Ppt, such "a
sensible girl lss yql must ipee sthatlwe
could psYeF. .haRpy In .narFiage, You
are unedugated, lgnOEaht Ofithe world
and eYenliyQUF beGuties and nataraI
graeesIWOqld net lindef y0a from being
I seQERedj if + we're tQintpaqces you into
my own class. So, MadsIiRey9 hegcORE
tjnued, speaking more briskly, 'sis ial0f
the kiRIlest thing /. eou1d do 10, go
abroad and l1eGvei gOH TO forget; - 1 shall
try tO9u IsllQ4hl bs very 1sQrFggtb hear
that. yOu shadgm Saqrself unhappy
abOutme, aud Lllope.gIIsBI enaIe llan1s,
ia three yeaEsgyoh will get your roses
baGk agaiasJ'k lUf .yv"I uIshiiElss ,zi,
IHlet him finish hisIsp6tciI, lIaen 4
lifted my eyes and fxed them unfalteF-
ihgly upUn Iliis.H- 20 1tl sHi B., -1esel
20 regret that you slOuids giVes your
self so much uBHoe saFy ss6liuihide
about me-" Ilsaitl, aeOldly.a 'sF6r nv
own part, I was tired a long time ago of
the little dEama we've been acting, and
shall he very glad to step of the stage.
[ Bhittk we both deserve credit FOR hav-
jag played soHwell. Amateurs rafeIy
st6eeed as we have done ~ has-i''''J % -
He coI5fed and looked n6fdhed. sli iHi
i''po you mean To say that you have
really been playing part, Madsllne,
and tha5 yOti iieFer cared FOR me % i.,'
I laHgl1ed aloud. 1h. sHi so -'''
"'Nhat an innocent tfigsembler, Mr..
Arthur! OF course I managed to throw
riiyseifint0 the part, TO adopt tue charac.
tsrfjf d lfh9{ BGt Fam hesttils tlse,lI
Of it, I assure your. The sport doscn't
compensate for the exertiOn."
What part are you playing now,
wonder?" lie said, looking at me keen
~.
Again I laughed lightly.
''DO give me some credit for my SIM
cerIty. And, by the way, who would
have thought you, would have made me
your eoHfdm,te about your marriage
How things come about! Very ANUS
ing, isH'titi9' How pleased T shan be TO
welcome your bride heme.'g 'F.i a.
He looked at NE get nlpre keenly he
secured TO try 10 dive iutn Tie serrPcts
oC my soul, but ! thwarlcd him, and
jested aud laughed until his departure,
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-26
4 RIDE on THE MARROW GAUGE

4 RIDE ON THE MARROW GAUGE
/ should have chronicled some time
ago an excursion on the Denver and
Rio Grande narrow gauge railway.
We went out about fifteen miles-as
far as the rails were then laid. 1t
was a charming day. We had a
pleasant company of citizens and
tourists, and all went merry as a
marriage bell" in the old days
when marriages were Of some ac-
count. On the railway YOU are
struck at once with the reduced pro-
portions of evervthing-from the To-
comotive, which seems like small
variety of the iron horse, "A fiery
little mustang--to the windows and
lamps in the cars. The cars them
selves are bright. pretty, diminutive
affairs, cosy and comfortable. 1t
seems like playing at railroadin%.
especially as there is maryellously
little noise. Never have | known a
train glide along so smoothly and
quietly The little engine "buckled
right down to her work. like CHI
quita. and made no alo about it. for
several miles. when. grievc to say,
she suddenly balked, and had TO be
''Switched." We took another horse
and went on merrilv to the end Of
the road. Here We all alighted and
watched the men laying rails and
driving spikes. The remorsclcss
officers of the road insisted on Tour
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Carl Schurz in his Nashville
tTenn.l speech said: 4 cannot be
Il candidate for the Presidency, owing
to a benignant provision of the con-
stitution which declares foreign born
citizens ineli@ihle-a high constitu-
tional privilege l might call it, for
it exempts us from that most malig-
nant Of all moral Diseases disease
almost sure to kill whomsoever it
attacks-the Presidert'9l farer y
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One CODY. three months, by maiI.-.. 90
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Ghc 5lajln State 2eolster,
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Rspvvfsd for the Niaiilettrs Ttanseript.
MEETING OF THE NEW CASTLE PRES
BYr&RY.

The Presbytery Of New Castle compri-
.sss oil tho Presbyterian churches in tho
three counties Of Delaware and tho nine
counties Of Maryland, designated on the
accompanying map.
Tho Presbytcry met in the Forest
Church. Middletowu,--Rcv. DR.. Patton,
pastor--at 3, p. NJ. on Tuesday, the 26,h
inst. Rev. A. G. Heaton. Of Princess
Anne was chosen Moderator; Rev. c. p.
Mallory. Temporary Clerk and Elder W.
8. Dickinson, of Ncwtown, Md. Reading
Clerk. The Office Of permanent clerk was
abolished.
Rev. T. Ralsaon Smith, d. D., Of
Presbytcry Of Westchcster, N Y, Rev.
Vaughn Smith, Of Wilmington NJ ECoa-
ference, Rev. s. s. Sturgcs, Of Prcsby te-
~ Of Northumberland, Pa, Rev. G..
Porter, Of Pcsbytery Of Charleston, s. &.
Rev. T. Murphy Of Presby,ery Of Wash
ingtou City, Rev N. McCoaaughy. of
Presbytcry of West Jersey. and Rev. W.
White, Of Prcsbytsry of West Va, were
invited 80 sit as corresponding members.
The maine Of Rev H. j Gaylord was
're-eDrolled as member, ,hs churches Of
Eden aud Black water extending him n
.eah as their pastor.
An application for the organization Of q
church at fredericksburg, Md. was present
ed, and Rev. II. A. Mallory, j. Garland
Hammer aud Elder IL. b Fildeman were
appointed committee to eject the organ
ixation il the way be open. The same
committee we're instructed to secure n u
niou Of the enterprizc at fredericksburg with
the church at Bridgevillc, Del. under the
pastoral charge Of Rev. Mr.. White, to
whom the Bridgo'illc church has extend.
cd n call.
Report was made of the organization Of
the Westminster Church at Georgetown,
Kent Co. Md. and the church was placed
upon the roll Of Prcsbytcry 1t was also
recommended for an Appropriation of $500
from the Church Erection Board at New
York.
Alta o'clock Tuesday evening, SER
mon was preached by the la.t Moderator,
Rev. Edward Webb. from |. John. 4 s
-" He that ovcth not, knowelh no, God
for God is love-
The pastoral relation between Rev. +.
Webb aud the Pcncaicr Church a, Gla.-
gov, Del. vas dissolved 4, Mr. Wobb's re-
quest, after many expressions of deep re-
gret by various members of tho Prcshy,c-
~. The ministry Of Rev Mr. Webb
there has been greatly blessed
The church \, Newark, Del desiring to
call the Rev. q Poricr, Of the Preshy
terry Of Charleston, : &. to te their pas
tor. leave was granted them to prosecute
the call before that pfcsbytrry Siuc-
iion was also given Rev Mr. Porter to
collect finds for the completion of New
ark Church.
The place Of rex, stated meeting &C the
Preshyicry was fixed at Salisbury, Md.
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for tho third Tuesday Of April. 1879.

for tho third Tuesday Of April, 1872.
Mr.. 7. i. Springer, Of Red Clay Creek
Church, a recent graduate Of Lafayette
College mud now a student in Princeton
Theological Seminary. was examined as
to his religious experience and literary at
tainmcu,s, and was taken under the caro-
Of the Prcsbytcry as candidate for the
ministry.
On Wednesday morning eloquent ad-
dresses were made by Rev. s. X. Scofcld
on Ministerial Relief; Rev. II. Matthews
on Education for the Ministry; Rev. a,
j. Snyder and q. l.. Moore on Church
Erection and in the afternoon by Rev.
Cyrus Huntington on the Publication
Cause Of the Presbyterian Church Rev.
Il. A. Mallory on Our Churohs Work n.
mong the Freedmen; Rev. j. q. Ham
ner on Finance in connection with the En-
vclop System; aud by Rev. DR.. Spots
wood on Nanscs.
The Committee Of Home Missions re-
ported that its chairman had spent three
months during the summer iu missionary
work, exploring the field in the western
part Of the Presbytcry where there are
but few established churches.
Progress was rcpcstcd in supplying the
vacant churches, four Of these churches
having sccurcd pastors since the last meet
ing OF Presbytcry, A plan Of Presbyter-
Ia! Visitation similar to that male las,
. winter was recommended and adopted by
the Prcsby,ery.
The churches of Eden and Backwatcr
were recommended to The Board of Home
Missions for $500 nil. The church at
Chesapeake City for 500 aid The
Nhurch at Newark, Drl. was recommend
/ ed for aid TO the amount Of $3.50 These
recommendations were approved BY the
Presbytcry
In the evening, report was madc by
Rev. Samuel Murdoch Of Felton, OF an cf-
fort TO build church at Harrington, j.,
The enterprise was recommended to the
Board OF Church Erection for 500. aud
! Rev : Murdoch. and Elders b. + Ball
of iirldgcvillc. and J B Foulk Of Mil.
ford, were made committee To receive
subscriptions
Interesting ntllrcsscs were made ny
Rev A G. Ileetnn y. " Moore and &
ID. Shaw on Home Mission; aud an nd-
dress on Foreign Missions by Rev Mr.
Kellogg. returned missionary from In
dia, winch wa, listened to with intcnrc in
tercs, by the large congregation present.
\ vote Of thanks was unanimously pass
cd to the congregation for their gcncrou.
hospitality. ari 10 the railroads fer their
reduction ol fare to the members in attend
ancc, after which the licy Mr Ileaton
made a britf an,l beautiful address, high
Is culogi>iir of the Forrest rrcshytrrii,
Church AMI It's Pastor, aud acknowledged
that after attending many meetings oi
rrcsbytcry IT, i.lt that this bad been the
most delightful of MI Tha holy then al.
jaurnca with singing, prayer. and the n.
postolic henelir,lin having had a mos'
agreeable and profitable session,
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REGISTERS ORDER.
IGGlsTEgs OFFICE,

IthIN III. : 'IF FIVE,
AEw GAsrt. CousrY, Sept. 81. l-5l
Upon the application of CORNELIUS j. Scorr,
Executor Of ENEi i*t bGprTN late of Apo
quinimiuk Hundred ~ aid County, deceased
il is ordered and directed by the Register thai
the Execute aforesaid, give mo- u Of the grant
ing OF Letters icsinmc1inry upon the Estate Of
the deceased, with ihc dato OF granting thereof,
BY causing advertisements 10 lie posted within
forty days from The date Of such letters, in six
of the most plihiic places Of the County of New
Castle requiring All persons having demands n
gainst tho Estate, TO present the same or abide
by nm Act Of Assembly Ia such cases made aud
provided. And also 10 cause ,le samc TO be in
serted within the same period In the MhiisteWa
Transcript, n newspaper published ia Middleton u
and 10 be continued therein t@o months.
NkN Given under the hari and Seal of Office
of the Register aforesaid. at New Castle,
in New Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. u. GIBBS, Register.
NOTicE.-tll persons having claims against
the Estate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attes,ed TO the Executor on or before Sep
tember 2ist 1872, or abide an Act Of Assembly
in such case made aud provided.
CORNELIUS J. SCOTT, Executor.
Address Galcna, Kent county, Nd
Sept 80, le7i-2m.
VICTOR GREEN.
Attorney at LAW,
ovrlrs Ap,oIsisc lis Rxslprscs, N. BRoAp S,
MDpLErowr, DELAWARE,
July s-
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S.'s.e'Hsg. NOTICES.

- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS ana "a
TAEilll treated with the utmost success b., ]
ls,AcS. VI. II. aud Professor nf D,selsrs ~ NJ
Egr ant Iar ih,s 'pectiiHgi ~ n, .hh-f r'3lsys
= NRto+iktf. - g,irs t4pffisHcs, Ucry ui
l.ryhen. Holland No. sn5 Arch succr, plila.
Tcs'imunialt can q, seen ii, III. oeiec. IT, uctl-
i,al tncl'iy pfr invited % neeamWny 'hcr ~
licuis Is hc haa ~ secrets ~ biz pfncicr. Ar
hIlra Eye, inserted without p.iH. Nu ,lrse
tor examination. apr :9-!y.
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7-3O GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Raihsad Oempaag.
Rapid Progress Of the Wos1Hs

rI,HE building Of ,hcXorthern Pacific Hailsoa1e
L (begun July last 10 being pushed forward
with great energy from both extrsmiiies o. ~
line Seven thousand men are employed 'a ~.
ncsots and on the Pacific coast. The grado =
nearly completed 2cs miles westward from lA1e
Superior; trains are roaming $50 miles Ofoo>
ished road, and track-layug 10 progressing -
wards the eastern border Of Dakota. lscludise
It's purchase Of the 81. Paul h Pacific Road, the
completed road, and BY September next this viii
be increased 10 nj least 800.
A GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke Ca
are now selling, and unhesita,ingly recommend,
as profitable and perfectly safe investment, The
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They have
80 years TO run, bear Seven and Three Teniho
per cent. gold interest tmore thnn per cent.
currency, and are secured by first and only
mortgage, Oh the entire road and in equipments
and also, fast rs the road 10 completed, on
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND TO every mils u
track, or 500 acres for each 81, 600 Bond. They
nrc exemp, from L. :. Tax principal and Inter.
est are payable in gold; denominations; eos
pons, 800 to 81 ,oooi registered, $lc0 " $io,.
900.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific
I-30's are at nj all times receivable al 10 pee
cent. above par, in exchange for the Coupos
ny's lands, at their loves, cash prices. This ssa.
ders them practically intcics, bearing land VAR
rants,
SINKING FUND. Tho proceeds Of all saI0
Of lands arc required 10 be devoted 10 the pur-
chase aud cancellation Of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Company. The land grant Of the
road exceeds fifty million acres. This immsnss
sinking fund will undoubtedly cancel the princi-
pal Of the Companys bonded debt before Il faiis
due. With their ample security asd high rate OF
interest," there Is no investment, accessible 10 the
people, which Is more profitable or cafe.
EXCHANGING U s. HGE-TWRNrIko
The success Of the new government 8 per eent.
loan will compel the early surrender Of Uaitso
States per cents. Many holders OF Fiyo-Twsu-
tics are now exchanging them for Northera Pa
cifc Seven-Thrics, thus rca' izing . handsome
profit, aud greatly increasing their yearly In
come.
OTHER SEcURYTYES-All marketable
stocks aud bonds will lie received at their high.
est currc..t price in exchange for Northern Pa
eiic Scvcn-1hrtes Express charges on money
or bonds received and on Seven -Thiriics sent In
return, will be paid by the financial agents. Pull
information, maps, pamphlets, etc. can lie sb-
iained on application ST any agency, or from the
undersigned.
JOHN McI.EAR & SON,
Bankers and Principal Agents for Delaware.
No. COZ Market Street, Wilmington.
For sale a, the Citizens Sa,snal Bank, Middle
town
aug 2G-3m
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THOMAS DGPUy 7.

~ SOUTH SECOND ST RECT,
Above Chestnut, East Side, Philadelphia,
Would call the attention Of those wish
ing TO purchase Cnrpctings, 10 his large
and choice line OF Foreign and Domestic,
both in relation TO qualities as well as
styles. Also Oil Cloths, Maitiags, Rugs,
Mats, Stair Rods, &c. &c. at the lowest
cash prices.
N.B.-J. srKwAar DErrr is nof a, 2sa s.
and st. but 10 with Thomas Depny.
ssr' ., ioIl--3mf-s.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-30
PEACH T.. ..RMS.

NfE reW e1 Al reasonable ftigcs large -
w tic;A - feach Farms in tegii, Kent QGern
Anne 5, Table, and dorchester counties. Nar4 :
land. and In Ntw Castle. keni. aud >usscN CO.. n
ties, Delaware in ai parts u tin rrc, lr,eh IT..
ir,r' ~ THIS peninsula. These iafms are an A.
l,ssihle hN railroads. nnl mary of them upon
navigation, anl eeucruly well improved II
parties desiring 10 iacilr upon the peninsula ard
10 engage in the cultivation of small OF large
fruits, vines. flowers, and tie cereals We will
guarantee 10 suit them both in loe4liiy size oil
lHim. rfiro ari idrrby,ilent1
send Tor circulars no eharec iar showing
land viii t. made Lrng iie purfhas,F.
Correspondence solicited
GEO. W INGRAM ( co.
July 22 l57i-f AiddlrtoNn ncl
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-30
GIBSON ; rRIcE CURRENT.

'rrc above prices VIII he raid p cash fpr pro-
it..c dcii,,ted il .uod orler aud So vi,l 10
sty that W keep constantly Oh lani good as-
surimcgt q Groceries aud Provisions which Ne
will sell reasonably for cash. II the Corner Of
broad and Anderson Streets Miidlr,own bel.
March .8-u Mm T. GIBSON