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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

Ladies, see that your fathers, brothers
and husbands wear the Elmwood Collar. Ihey
will always look well if they do-Com.
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-. ~ ID. y.

DIR. Piers e's PlSSSant Purgative
poIlcts, or Sugaf-C Coa.ea Coneea,rated Root
and Herbal JUICE, Anti -BiAes Craaoles-fhe
Little Giant" Cathartie, or Nalfn's in fd,7'
Physis scarcely Iargerlthan mus. NUS
power as ercpulsive pills. bsjh mosfIsa,tlmf
and Me,ersh. re ssnf!y az Lkisa!, est,atiss.
ular care is required ale using them. For
Saan%icess I.11o% PAIN amipuirs is
sho1Iders, 3fsStness OF Chest,
Dizziness, sdur Ernetations, Bad
taste I'm m0Ath, bilious attacks,
internal FeV\r, Rush OF Blood
TO Head, BioaNSd stomach, High
Golored ed Sr Trins, PsyIIets. eSre0'a'
One or two, taken dailN for time, win cure
sTfislsss sofiss, ssrofaioa! 1Sp!Y1Hn and
lent Affections Of Skin, Throat
and Bones. No cheap woSd or paste board
boxes, but kept fresh and rel4 4ble in walls %
cents, BY druggists, or g 4do.en. ManSfae-
So, 81, 81 and s6 We. SeneeskSs.. BuYyALo, n: Y
NYNU-Nols
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

MONEY Made rapidly with Stencil Key Check
IN outfits. Catalogues, samples and iull paItlc
ulars Free. g. NJ. Spencer, III Hanover 81, BOSTON.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

Best and Oldest Family Medicine..&n-
Nord's Liver Invigorator-a purely Vegetable Cdthdr
tic and Tonic-for Dyspepsia tipation, debility,
Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all dsrange-
ments Of Liver, stomach and Bowels. ASK your
Druggist for 1t. BetHdre OF limitations.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

To LET COLD HAVE ITS OWN WAY is TO assist in
laying the foundation Of Consumption To cure the
most stubborn Cough or Cold you have only to use
judicious!y DR.. Jayns's RIpectorant.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08
To INVESTORS.

The Northern Pacific Railroad 7-30
First Mortgage Gold Bonds, which wo re-
commend as a profitable and well secured invest
ment bear $40 per cent. gold interest (about Il
currency, and have the following elements Of
security, viz:
/. They are the obligation OF a strong corpora
tion.
2. They are q First Mortgage on the Road, Its
Equipments, Rights and Franchises.
3. They are a first lien on It's Net Earnings.
4. There is pledged, In addition, for the payment
OF principal and interest, q Land Grant Of 12,soo
acres per mile through the States, and 2 COO acres
per milo through the Territories traversed. Tn,
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
ofits Grant, and its Land Sales thus far have
averaged s5c6 per acre.
with nearly 500 miles Of the road constructed
and in operation the earnings for 1873 will be large
All marketable stocks and bonds are received IN
exchange for Northern PaciAcs on most favorabl.
terms.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

WORKING CLASS M4EE asMdtEEr &C..
bic employment home day evening capital
I'd; fun Instructions and valuable package otsoods sent
Tree By mail. Address, with six cent return stamp
NJ. YOUNG CO., l6 Cortlandtst., New YORK
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THIS is NO, HUMBUG.

By sending sb cts, with age, height, color Of eyes
ana hair you win receive correct picture o. your
future husband or wife, with name and oate o. MAJ
rtage. W. FOX, Pso. Drawer n, fuitonvine,A'A
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLE MAN
UFACTIJRING Established 1903. First quality
needles for all the leading machines Send for card
and nrc list Il AnsOnia, Conn. GEORGE o. CATLIN.
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Detroit has o dollar halter.
or.,ao and v;ns cu,tnrs in soutbsrn California.

UrHuSB VHu VIH6OuiIuko1u IN oV1s11et" !" e'
The Santa Anita Wine AID Fruit Growers Asso.
citation OF Los Angeles Co., owning s,oCo acres oi
choicest land, partly Improved 800 shares a. sl,M
each, emitting subscriber to homestead ana equal
In general property and division OF pronts
Only 500 cash required. For prospectus and In
fnrr afinn nddress WIN. N. TILESTON. 40 B'd'y'N Y.
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JAY COOKE g. CO.,
New York, Philadelphia & Washington.

e a Per Week IN CASH to good Agents
OtO Address A. COULTER Co. Charlotte, Mich
TIMBER LANDS In Pennsylvania at 10 pei
II acre Apply to ]. W. sHEAPER. PottsYille. Pa
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08

PTISINESS Enterprising young and and
men am bilious to make q successful start in bust
ness are offered superior facilities for preparing
themselves at the SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COL
LRGR. Milwaukee, Wis.
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that Santa Tecla would be now over
crowded, so 1 thought me of Mr..
BIS estate, Monte Cristo, which
must be within few miles. For this,
then, we travelled, some on horseback,
others afoot, as on the night before, and
clambering over the mountains reached
our destination in time for II o'clock
breakfast. AS we entered their grounds
in our unique style, some three on a
horse and all begrimed with dust, good
Mrs. B INDUCED in q hearty Ger
man laugh, bidding us warm welcome.
And here we are, enjoying the fine air
of Monte Cristo, and the generous hos
pitality of the B-s. Yesterday Mr..
b - and I rode to town and saw the
President. The tcmblores yet con-
tinued, and again some tiles were eject
ed from the roofs. We will not return
until the danger has ceased.
SAN SALVADOR, Mar. 10.-I open the
letter to add that although the ten6loreS
continue, not much additional damage
has occurred. We are all yet at Monte
Cristo, as it is hardly safe yet for the
children to return. came in to-day to
close my correspondence for the steam
er, and, mid fallen roofs, and the debris
of broken walls and chattels, write this
in the Legation Office. The British
Consulate is literal ruin, and many
other houses.
At this morning there was another
heavy earthquake. No loss of lives in
the whole of them. The children enjoy
the finest health and spirits at the hos
pitable mountain retreat where they
have found refuge.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-05-08
scHENcKS PULMoNIc CANDY

Do hNuOVH, 1VH ~ W.T.
See testimonials In local column. Bunalo, Ne 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
"a DOae In TIma-DAe.

II "a stitch in time saves nine" il Is equally GER
stomach Bitters taken at this inelefheht Of
the year may save many an unpleasant tWinge. A
dose however. Y not sufficient; The system should
stimulent and invigOraut- Commence taking 10
with the commence ment Of the atmospheric change
which distinguish the winter FROM the autumn.
Thereby you will avoid those Disturbances Of the
digestive and secretive organs. and those painful
seases of the muscles and the nerves Of sensation
which often render the period Of the year which
should be 0he merriest season OF Denance and
disquietude The extraordinary VigOr and regu-
laTty which this exhilaTating restorative i'm parts -
the most important functions OF the body. render il
an invaluable remedy for nervous debility, eQpstipa-
| niittent fevers Oct3OtOnov5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
'Ir'"'a o::..H:snT, :.r. =. 'H''sopoH.

AA~SA~aAANAAA&a
New ORLEANS, November IA letter from
ex-Judge Merrill, dated Colfax, Grant Parish,
October 10th, says: ,r.
"In haste and with feelings of horror write
TO inform the public af the action Of the Metre
rolitah police, sent here by Lieutenant-G Govern
or Antoine during the absence Of Governor Kel-
logs. On Saturday night last the house Of a
respectable widow lady on Red river, near this
place, was fred into. The doors were broken
open, and the unfortunate lady and her daugh-
ter Of seventeen summers were taken out, and
h rrlble to relate, violated. Neither of the Ia,
uies )uld be found until late Sunday afternoon.
An infant Is months old, and grandchild Of ex-
Governor Wells, was found out in the woods
some half mile from the house and near the
spot where the foul deed YVES perpetrated. The
infant was the niece Of the lady and child Of
Mumford Wells, ron Of Ex-Governor Wells.
The negroes all here say that IL was sOldieEg,
and we all believe that they were not the per-
peIratorl, but that they instigated negroes 10 the
to the hOrrid deed Of inlamy. II IL said here
that when Colonel DeKlyne was informed Oi
the outrage he smiled anu said his troops were
up here for higher purposes than arresting mer
: for such petty offence. Antoine is believed Il
have sent these creatures up here TO give thC
negroes a chance for revenge, and one Of then
told the writer that he had the rightnow, unde
protection Of theUnited States, 10 shoot any whit
, man he wanted to shoot and violate any Womal
4 he met. He said to him that these were Stat
:, troops, and not United States troops and he re
@ piled that the Colonel had said at negro bal
the night before That he wanted all the colore
n people 10 come and see him; that now they coul
y do as they pleased, IS they were under prole'
% tiOn Of his soldiers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

PORARO ROF.-JOnAthan Groves Of White
Clay Creek HnRereA ieter p shAt his pO-
- MI net have ever twenty bushels Of sound
ONES out 81 SeVonty.hyO bushels he took out
az tie QIOnnd., NJ. piepce Of Ain Greek Hu 4.
dred $50 Informs us that the potatoes In tai
.Aah Of ea Gtfo b aEa Eo.t nDnal Y
The Early Ioee seem to ne Ieass slscsSuI s
/ ~ - halllv dninaRed that the sale q them
/ cAnnot bo made with any degree Of crqa.a ~
4 rot halnR aEy and net pEeeepkihie uAtu belnl
/ nFepaFsd fOr cooking. The paeAlo crop vas
Il VeFy llahk, and the T0tting WIN tend % Fendel
i thIs esenlent very scarce eelore next Suly'-
ReDukteaR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
PUBLTCSADM
.OcLE 4 MILLER, AuctoInoeFs,
Ath and King streets, WILMINGTON. DEL.
DUBLIc SALE.

win be sold az Public Sale. on fU rs -
DAY. November 4, 1873, at Ogle y Miller g si'
Wilmington, bel, at half past 2O'elOek, y, u
NJ. all that valuable property known as the = Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
NOTICES.

OPBrCE OR TIE Delaware FIRE INsURANCR COL
Wilmington, Del. Nov. 1st, 1873,
OHTH DIyIBENB.-Fhe Directors have
OE l. IL this day declared Dividend of
four ~ per cent. on the Capital Stock oct of the
earnings OF the COMPANY for the past six months :;
payable on degana ID tbs Stock hOhers or their
legal representatives, at the once Of the Company.
novS-6t t.s +. L. GILPIN, Sec'y.
NoTICE..aRSScs Pyle. dealer in boots and shoes
IN in the City ofRilmingtOn. Delaware, has this
dAy asslGned Al Of his property and Effects to the
undersigned. for the benefit OF his creditors.
GEORGE III. MARBLE,
Oct. ITth. lsIS-l9tf NARTIR HAYWARD.
NIOTICR-TO WARRR RENrRRs.-A per-
IN sons who have s0la property daring the pres
ont year, mWst give u9tRe0 IN WTtinE u NE heis-
UfAR ct the OHiob Of the water Department, before
the S0th day Of November. 1878. and insert in the
notice the nAms Sf the purchaser. and number Of
the property purchased. otherwise they will be held
liable for the water rent the next year. Also AL
persons who may wish TO discontinue the use Oi
water or any portion Of It, mast give notice as
above. and pay e2 for drawing feRRule. No altera-
tOn will be made In any bill AfteF the above date
/ new assessment Of the BrandyWine water having
been made and hills eOmplsted. all persons in
terested are invited TO call and examine the same
FRANK A. TAYLOR.
| Oetl6tOn nOVO u Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

George Dom tolegfapA Opefat0rt Uas nllled -
railroad train, AZ Tulton Station, dear nalllmoge
yesterday, He jumped from the tRAin vale u
was m motion and isli under the Whses. 55s
A falna dwelling 81 Washington wuB huRnad
on Saturday, md thfse en.ogsA children, uho were
locked np - 4 dpEag The ahsaneo Of their parents,
parished u Ne flames.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

NOTICE.. JOHN KEEGAN, do hereby give
IN notice that shall apply To the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions Ot Peace md Jail Delivery Of the
State of Delaware. in and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday the 18th day OF November A ID. .
lSi3. that being the frst day Of the November Bern
for \ Lieeu keep an Iun or Tavern at the house
knO an the Rising Sun, IN school District No 45
in the town Of New Castle. and in said County OF
New Castle, and the following named substantial
freehold ers recommend the same.
GeOFge HewlesL. Wm. ". KarinK,
John Campbell James OMEN,
Chas. Be W Maggerman. WIN. HOlschumak er
James NilmOt. Ihmas EAFly.
Giles LAmhSOn. David BOulden.
John Y BlOunt. NJ, VI. CleaVer.
George tray. noTl-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
FIRST GLASS FURNITURE.
To be sold LyIOrdsr GfthsU.G 6uITt. on
TUESDAY, NOYENBEF q. 80.

I tTuESpAtR NVol i"1ff' 11-'fre't II }
The entire stock Of furniture Of fhomaa ]. Graves
haakIsgt = lAS sOaFh ksFt sOFpss Of Fourth "a and
A.ss uasaaIssiSs of Walnut Bsdstaai Coltass Bed,
siAaaa fall snilk, bureaus, L0Anguaa ~ ~ ChAiI.
With hair and terry, WALNUT CAAils. Oeae SaAl
WilloW ehaiFs. WalAut ChhiEs. paIll lazy
FeIdIhR ChSirs, kscsptioa q ChsIFss SGlhAs b0taa
with hair aud teTEy eOveIing. 1eteooe teapeys
brackets, WAlnut Extension Tables. Aafnie Iol
ina 0lasas q Bed Springs, Stoves, ! set MaFnesa
O18ee Deak aFsf. .slah are proof safe. chair en-
soItea anahi0na, eloEo, Weg1ns Sc =
Ssls 10 commenee a. 10 clock, A. ~,
oetasts Assleaso.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOTiCE.-I: SAMUEL MOORE do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply 10 the Iudger
Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the PeSse md
Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware N Snd foT
the County Of New Castle, on Monday The iTth iS1
Of November. A, d., 1873 being the first dav 81 fha
November Term, for lleansB to keen a TsvsTn
called the Ocean HOTEL" il the Sixth " 80
70. ~ East seventh street. Wilmington, Del. and
tne treehOldeF5 re- on.mend the said ap-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

N0TICE-L. JOHN LENNON, do hershE
IN give notice that shall apply To the JudEes
OF the Court OF General Sessions of the peace and
Jail delivery OF the State Of delaware in AMI tr The
county Of New Castle, on Monday. the Eth day OF
November. A. b.. 1873, being the first day Of Nov
ember Term, Tor License tD keep an Inn or Tavern
known a. the Delaware Hotel situated in School
District No. Al. in the town of Newark Nsg Castle
county and state aforesaid, the fOlloWlng named
an bstantial freRhOllarl re,nuanl tba aTrli.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

Currency
Merchants notes, which werp bought
and sold and represented the same
rs currency, at the lowest estimation
Stocks Of all descriptions ON which
money could be got at moments
notice, estimated at par value, say
.'ss'''''s.'' '''-''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
% BINiNC
OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.

EspseialIy designed for the nse Oi the Mssiieal
Prafsssion and the fmsifVs possessing those tatrtR
sie medicinal properties WHICH belong TO an Old
and Reva Gtn. -
Indispsnsabls TO Females. Good for Kidasy
CnplasaiR. A dsliei0aA ITOnie. Put no in eases,
containing one doIen bottles each and sold by All
tablished l7TS. No. Is Beaver StrsoS. NeW York.
SaDll-2n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
Bakers Union Commission House.

Situated on 9TH street between Walnut and Poplar
streets. Ais two story brick house. on the eoFhqf
Of 4th and W Walnnt streets. ,
No. Lot Is far.y scl feet frOAt on lth street.
rWnRing back eighty sol feet, The building u qeI
thirty $50 feet front fth street ~ hftytwo AZ
feet deep tArse stories high, will ten feet side
alley running back to stable and carriage shed
also connected with the building there being room
in said stable and earriaSe shed tor tive horses and
carriages This building Is located on one OF eae
finest streets in the ~ y or Lusines. Delna now
MaeaAanEed from Market Stfsett0 the ChrtsstAnA
river aNd on the main th0rOughtafe, 10 the Z. ".
ID R, Preish Depot, aud well calculated Tor any
Kind Of businr - there heiag lalSe elevator from
the cellar to the es ohd stoFys also, large nes
Rairhanks Scale OF the improved kind In the build
ine. This property now rents for nine hundred
| iS0c0I dollars per year No. sisa
2-Story Brick Dwelling.
With an attic. situated on the r corner Of Ath
RRd Walnut Streets eontr inins eight Isl rooms par
oP dining ON and kitehen OF the hpt nOOF. three
ehsmheTs on the econd n0Ot, and two rooms In th'
attic The lot is sixteen teek ~ A. 10 inl 20 inehe
frSnt on Walnut street ~ sky teo iset desp par
rallel With ith street. il being hFst-eisss locanoI
4 for any Kind of busiress. but more particularly 70
layer beer saloon, theEs being mons in the neigh
porn BY ORDER OF TUE BAKERS UNION.
II hS-tNnditions A. sale Oct2S
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-22
VOLUME XXI-:-s77NU.129

Of the west and your immediate
section. Ships travelling the seas
will seek Port Royal harbor in
order to- coal and replenish her
stores from the granary of the
West and coal: fields of South
West, Virginia, andhEast Ken
~ Ole hjaidiFea hjuaniditFeea q and dhi thirty miles of
coal and over two hundred miles
of iron ore,' should alone give it
ample means to Constructive entire
Iee;n.y@, ,Tya orq. = t'r. .a.s;
g, The address authorized by the
convention is to be published in
pamphlet form, and distributed
along the route. ! In this address
tho comm ittee9 desire to publish
nothing but the facts and figures.
What " support Or, influence, can this
enterprise have, from the citizens
Of Abbeville District. ,'i''- ~ 81
l. ~ O.. G!lVANDERHOOF.
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THERE was certain darkey who
owned a pig, and one day he gave ii a
bucket Of mush. Said the dark.y:
Gle eats de whole bucketful of mush,
and den | put de darn little cuss in de
bucket and he didn't fill it up half full"
The question for philosophers to settle
$, what became Of the mush? ...
THE brigand Takos, the chief of the
band which perpetrated the Narratives
massacre, was killed by the Greek troops
i'll an encounter near Lamia, on tho
frontier Of Thessaly, in August. His
band was surrounded, and all were
killed or made prisoners.
A GEORGIA bride is described in one
OF the local papers as "looking very
lily Graded in the golden glimmer of
some evening lake-a foam tieck, snowy,
yet sun-tlushed, crowning the ripples of
some soft southern sea-"
IT is the fashion now for ladies to
buckle their belts behind, which is not
so becoming as the way they used to
buckle them before.
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STEAM ENGINES,
-. BOILERS :
AND MACHIN cry

Stationary and Portable Steam Engines
and Boilers, Gray's Anti-Friction Cot
ton Press, Circular, Gang and Muiay
Saw Mills; Portable and Stationary
FIGURING Mills, Sugar Cane Mills ana
Sugar Pans, Narrow Gauge Iocomo.
tives and Dummy Engines for street
roads and mining purposes, new ana
secondhand Iron and Wood Working
Machinery of every description. Send
for circular.
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
6ONesey Street, New \ Ork.
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AS a missionary, President Grant is
not success. His latest achievement
in compulsory salvation is the turning
out Of the Roman Catholic fathers from
the Usage Indian reservation, and the
substitution Of Quaker instructors. The
Osages are not pleased with the change,
the fathers having lived among. thctn
since 1874 1t certainly seems that the
wishes Of the Indians in regard to The
choice of their spiritual advisers should
be needed. 1854
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-22
SpeciaI PreDai,tnis.s

A CERTAIN doctor, Who sometimes
drank good deal at dinner, was sum.
lmoned one evening to see la3lady patient
when he was more than "halfseas over"
and conscious that he was so. On feel
ing her pulse ana finding himself una
BILE to- count its beats he riutterea.
Drunk, by Jovep' Next morning, rec.
ollecting the circumstances, he,, was
greatly vexed, and just as he was think
ing what explanation he should offer
to the lady, a letter was put in his
hand. 80
"She too well knew. said the letter,
"that he had discovered the unfortunate
condition in which she was in whenhe
visited her." and she entreated him to
keep the matter secret, in considers.
tion Of the enclosed-a hundred dollar
bill. 10y
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-22

AN Irishman was once indulgirg in
the very intellectual occupation Of 81 ck-
ing eggs and reading a newspaper. By
Il mischance he contrived to bolt q
chicken. The poor bird chirruped as it
went down his throat, and he very po-
litely observed: "By the powers, mo me
frind, ye spake little too late"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-22

AN imperial edict announces that all
natives Of Alsace and Lorraine, low
resident in America, who do not b. fore
the end Of the month formally notify a
French consul Of their intention to re-
main Frenchmen, "will be considered
as Prussian subjects"
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THE EARLY CALLED.
By TIE REV. CHARLES WOLFE, a. B.

7.
If I had thought thou could'st have
died,
Imight not weep for thee;
But forgot when by thy side,
That thou could'st mortal be.
It never through my mind had past y
The time would e'er be DER;
And on thee should look my last
And thou should'st smile no more!
And still upon that face I look,
And think twill smile again;
And still the thought will not brook
That I must look in vain!
But when speak, thou dost not say
What thou meier left'st unsaid;
And now feel as well may,
Sweet Mary! thou art dead!
If thou would'st stay, e'en as thou art,
All cold and all serene.
I still might press thy silent heart
And where thy smiles have been!
While cen thy chill, bleak corse, have
Thou seemest still mine own;
But there l lay thee in the grave,
And am now alone!
". ...
I do not think, wher'er thou art,
Thou hast forgotten me;
And perhaps may soothe this heart
In thinking still of thee;
Yet there was round thee such a dawn
OF light meier seen before,
AS fancy never could have drawn,
And never can restore!
Three copies of the above exquisite
verses, by the author of 1.-THE Burial of
Sir John Moore" were found among
the papers of the late Mr.. Edwin Hen
derson. They had been written by him
only u few days before his death.]
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And May, running in half fright
ened, found herself wrapped in a
loving embrace, and her late patient
sobbing. over her, caressing her,
and d.murmuring-%;'..[ ."c-a'-'
% little, , May, dear little May! Ma
rvs ehlldH Il n,!ai~ q: b.. e:.u..
There was a happy household es-
tablished in a handsome house,
whore May is the darling iof two
aunts; but Julie, Maude, and Lizzie
never heard the secret Of Aunt
Mabel's Partially. " :, ','"