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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
POe,s BeBls.

POess bells.
Prof. John s.. Hart Of Philadelphia, writes to
the New York Tribxae': - ~ y ,t5ar 6.eNi
"Ths Bells "-was first publahed in the No
vembsr number of Bartain's Magazine, for l849,
Of which rsriolic va the editor. The poem
when first left with me for publication, some
time in June or July of that year, consisted OF
only two short stanzas, as follows;
THE BEILs-A SONG,
The Bellsl-hear the bells
The merry wedding bells
How falry-like melo " there swells
From tho silver tinklIng lis
Ofthe bells, bells, bells
5Rt3s 1 4of the bslls 1 { lt9
The bells! ah, the belsl
The heavy iron belsl = rtt-
Hear the toliing Of the bellsi
Hear the knes
How horrible melody there roats s..r
From their th oats
Fom their deep-toned throa's
, HOW shudder At the notes
From the melancholy throits 70
OF the bells, bells, bells
!. Bss "a ula OF the belsl 't. s.sf.tetI.l lt..
This was the entire poem IN its original form
az first offered to Sartain's Magazine. 1t WA
accepted in that form aud put in type, but befor
its appearance the author enlarged 1t to nearl
its present size and form, and again, before it
actual publication, he sent us second version
in the form in which it finally appeared.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
Gitu 8usintss lirtttorM.

Bankess and Bgpkorn A.<f IA "a
r. R. Robisscn o., ~ l1rks4 straA M%4T
Boot nad shoe sIahers and Dea1ers.N
BAboock = Bro, qs Marks4strest
John s. hesslsHd, 9TH and Poplar sta S&,SlN H4
Carpenters and Huilders. JNy-N~f
]. @. Haddock, shop Thorns bel Front RsAloIs
j. r. d. Seeds shop W. 4th, near West
Cixnrs and Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DsMaiuvilio. II N Fourth street
Couch and Carriage Material.
Wm. Grscn = Go. 4. F. corner Sd and Shiploy s,s.
Druggists.
II r. Brinknufst NJ MNxstsl
Florists. ~,,,.-.-. .....
Tstnall Co., Delaware Avenue and Jefferson st.
General Insurance ASents tti ..a.I
Thomas II. Plummor. b02 Market st. li, % ti4s M a
Gents Furnishing Goodsl ...,
John p Douehteo f1D Market st
Iron Rnd steel
VIM. Green 4 Co.. s. r. eornsr sd and shIplsy Sta
Livery stables N9H nQi 'oi 2' '1'.- H'
Patrick Hollsnd, y. ". ocrnsr Front and Orange
Lesltinx-Giassos snd Frnmes Htast
n. MoMonagic, 80 and King SITS. 'i' if'l Hol tr.f
Merchant TniIors lat fa p, = ~ tHi4,
Geo. Gouert l3 E. 4th ST. lrn laIaift .a Ia 3.tlf
John II. Muhhausen, 4l6 King 1t. ..-,. .tt..-
RenI Estate AGENTS i..... 81 '.
Evans Pennington. Allmond's Bd'g., 9Th and MarksL
N. NJ. Child a 10. west 7th st.
j. H. Frazer, 3d and Shipley sta i.El-4
VIM. Reynolds d 90. S3a Market St
VIM. McUaulley 4 Oo, 6lH Market st
Restaurant and billiard Rosn fs.......
Joseph Fullmsr. sA and 5s MArkst st rl.lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22


Compound Syrup of wild Cherry Bark /.
This preparation il the only perfect cough med-
cine that know OF, and cures all durable cases and
relieves those that are not curable. claim nothing
for the prescription, but the method OF preparing it
such to get all the medical effects from the in
gredents in perfection, and has taken the exper-
lence and labor OF forty years to place II at the
head OF the cough medicines OF the world. II i8
used and prescribed by OF the best Doctors in
this and other States for their families and patents
Old persons and old cases OF cough relieved and
enabled to sleep and get rest and strength. Pre-
pared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
augl9, ,eodtojan1 235 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

The Richmond Dispatch satisfies itself of the
folly of talking about resumption by showing that
while the National banks have five hundred mil
lions of circulation, (this is an error the exact
amount is S345, ,GOO,O ,OO0) they hold only eight
millions OF coin. Well, has the Dispatch con-
sidersd the fact that National bank notes are re-
deemable, not in coin, but in greenbacks And
does not this entirely change the case?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
RarbcrS, Supplies,

Barbcrs' Supplies.
Pomade soaps, bay rum, hair and shaving brushes,
BARRIERS combs, Taylor's shaving cream, Auter's,
Buckingham's and Japanese hair ayes. Razors and
razor straps Cosmetic, Hambletons toilet powder,
French rose pOmade. full supply OF extracts for
the handkerchief, viz White Rose, HeliotrOpe,
Jockey Club, Jassamine, etc. Sold wholesale and
retail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West sts.
BARRIERS would do well to give us acall before
purchasing elsewhere,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

Fox-hunting is again growing into favor. In
North Carolina, Judge Settle entertained, a fort
night ago. party of visitors, including several
from Washington city, with series of hunts
over the mountains, and o.day grand chase is
to take place near Hackensack, N. j., in which a
number of New York sporting men join. Mean
while there are occasional "meets' on the hills
OF Chester and Delaware counties, and CROSS
country riding over our Ilevel felds.down Della
ware, though in the former localities it occasions
strong and earnest remonstrance from farmers
whose crops and fences suffer-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
Remedies for the EpizOotic.

Remed1es Tor the EP1ZOOtfc.
POWDERS. LvNIMEnTs.
Mers, y. Fl. H. Linment
Roberts, Tobiass Liniment,
Fouzs, Roberts Embrocation,
Heave-Millers d Darleys, ,9argling Oil,
Mexican Mustang Lni-
ment.
A full supply of all kinds of horse medicine whole
sale and retail, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

Ssbscri6srs sending single copy Of the CoAArEoA AL
sway BY u.an are tvormed that tsso-cet stamp is
required nan ordnsry srapper b. used sent to TIE
post Office ,stA cent stamp u miil probably nepcr
reach its destination. The paper tofth no tordppsr at
au or light or,e, can be matted for one cent. '
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
TO the Ladies'.


Prepared bs Mrs. DR.. Foster. An infallible rem
edy for piles Qnternal and externaD and burns
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Price 25 cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
A DOZEN SUITS

OF PATTERN GARMENTS MADE TO
ORDER BY HENRY POOLE, ESQ, OF
LONDON, AND MONS. CASPER W1TzIG,
OF PARIS, REPRESENTING THE FASH
IONS OF EUROPE FOR THE ENSUING
SEASON, ARE OPEN FOR EXHIBITION
AND EXAMINATION.
AsPECIAL INVITATION Is RESPECT
FULLY EXTENDED To
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
DOBERT PYLE,

DOBERT PYLE,
IL BRICKLAYER AND CONTRACTOR,
ONCE, N. e. Cor. 7th and King, residence No. GIT
Orange street. All kinds of brick and stone work
snd paving done at short notice and at fair prices
xug27,1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
TO Physlcians.
TO Physicians.
"CACIIsTs DE PAIN"
,DERISG TIE MOST BITTER MEL
CINES TASTELESS.

FOR RENDERISG TIE MOST BITTER MEDI-
CINES TASTELESS.
These Cachets are made of simple h1ur paste and
adapted to substances in powder form they dis
solve very readily in the stomach, thereby allowing
the contents to act at once. They are prepared as
the physician requires them, therefore the contents
are fresh material. The most nauseous and butter
medicines as Qunne, Aloes, etc, as well as those
of unpleasant odo', like AssafGtda can be taken
with perfect comfort by the most sensitive patient,
the taste and smell being perfectly AMI completely
disguised To be up with the requirements OF the
times and the demands of our customers we have
supplied ourselves with the requisite apparatus for
neatS aila ,a s eapeaousy p, M hg and preparlog
physician and patient.
&. BRINGHURST L CO.,
APoTnECARIEs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
MRS. Or. Fosters cough Mixture

Hfss Drs rUstcr's COuKH II n11NtufD
Stands unrivalled specific for groups, coughs,
colds and all bronchial affection. prompt, safe
and reliable remedy, pleasant to take. Sold whole
sale and retail at FOSTERS DRUG SToRB,
Cor. Front and West streets.
A full supply Of fine felt lung protectors for weak
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (Sss'dsss
ereeptes.) 1t ~ CotnnCiAL BUILDING, aDstA-ssssl
corner NH and Markst Etreets. 1sso oents copy
Ten ss,ss sse4k DnIvxHxD xxxH b. eortsr'
throughout tAz sliy. TIA CoxNHRclAL VIZ b ss''f b
mail to as,y Poss 0fse n HeS Csts County at soo(
per aanun s1.95 for months; 70 cents per month
to Poet OEoes outside Of Nes cash county, $3.50 pe'
oan,.,a SlSe SSs t~se snossfs; 90 ssrss psr month
TaH PusIsHHns PREPAY PosTAaz b ~ eases
COxxBRCIAL sT1Ak PRINTING ROOMS, pro
vsdod vstA frstclass machinery and sk'~l s'orkms''
for executing Book JOB and Mercantile Printing Of al
descriptions, At prtces be'ow ts Leading fsf"is''
Rousss OF tAs Iovgs cities. att 1 i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
HERE

CITIzRNs OR STRANGERS CAN RE SUP
PILED WITH EVERY ARTICLE OF
DRESS ESSENTIAL TO THE WARDROBE
OF A GENTLEMAN no THEIR ENTIRE
SATISFACTION AT MODERATE PRlCRS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
THIS SEASONS WANTS

ARE .ABUNDANTLY PROVIDED FOR,
FIRST. IN A SUPERB STOCK OF PECK
GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, SELEOTED BY
MR.. THOMPSON PERSONALLY IN EU-
SECOND. IN ADDITIONAL FACILITIES
FOR THE MANUFA CTURE' TO ORDER OF
CUSTOMER CLOTHIN9i BY CUTTERS
AND WORKMEN OF ACKNOWLEDGED
ABILITY AND MERIT, UNDER THE I'M
MEDIATE DIRECTION AND SUPBRVI-
SION OF THE PROPRIETOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-22
A NEW FEATURE

Is THE IMPORTATION DIRECT OF
RRADY-MADE ENGLISH ULSTER OVER
COATS,A MOST SERvICEABLE ARTICLE
FOR OUR AMERICAN WINTER. THESE
GARMENTS WE'RE MADE TO ORDER IN
LONDON RXPREsSLY FOR THIS HOUSE,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT SMALL PRO-
FITS. PRICES FROM SIS TO $40, PRICES
FOR THE SAME IN LONDON BEING CO
AND E6 STERLING.
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SHERIFF,S SLILE.S.

The Sheriff will offer for sale ON Tues.
day January 4th. 1876 at the court
house the following property:
c. j. IIetlcl w r. ID. Bacot 4T5 acres I'm Prince
Williams Parish, bounded north by lands OF j. f..
MCPHERSON, west by j. ii. Scrcvcm. south by cs.
tate OF Eusticc, cast and sou tn by estate OF Mid
dleton and jenkins.
Elizababeth Tutcn VS.. Charles Scott. tract
Of land adjoining lands OF w. ii. Stark &c., E. j.
Morrison Jns. Graham and others.
T. A. Aiken cX'r P. II. Bchn vs. ida Nc Bride
ct. nj, The undivided o. third interest OF Mrs.
a. ii. Robertson deceased in that tract of land
containing - acres known Hammock plan
taiion' bounded north BY lands Of J c. Richardson.
cast by lands Of state of McLcwis, south by
estate Of W. d. Fi'ts, and west by lands OF D. H.
BosticlS Jr. Terms hrlf cash balance in one year
n. w Ellis vs. Julia Dcloach 125 acres
bounded south and west by lands OF f. E. Lee
eco, and cast by y. w. Ellis.
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ENTERED. Dec. 23rd. Br Brio Rloncbc

ENTERED. Dec. 23rd Br. Brig Blanche
Clark master, II days from Funchal, in
ballast to'campbell, 'Wyllic & co. -
-Br! Brig Maggie, Davis master 80
days iroh>Santa; Cruz, Tcucrriaau ballast
to tamphcl! NYyiilc IL CO. Il Il
-Br, Bri3 Contest, La Gale, master,
10 days from Port of-spain,, Trintta,l
in ballast to Campbell Wyl!ic & CO.
-Br. Bark Arethusa Robinson, master,
y days frcm Belfast, Ireland in ballast
to Campbell Wyliie e co.
---Russian Bark Hoppet, Frederickson
master, 5s days from Barcelona, Spain
in ballast TO Campbell Wyllic Il co.
-Schr. Flora Coudon, French, master
2 days from Charleston S. c. in ballast
to Pacific mining co.
CLEARED Dec. Goth. Russian Bark
Ruthinas Wcckscll master, for Savannah
Ga in ballast for repairs.
pa Bark l.. e. Cam. Cosman master.
tor London England, with 500 tons of
phosphate rock from Oak Point Mines.
path Schr. Charlotte Jameson.
jameson master for Woods Hole, with
80 tons of phosphate rock from Pacific
mines
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1t Might Have Been worse.
Eommunicated.)

To our mind The bad feature in the
eectioheof w. j. Whipper and p. L.
WiRgin to the judgeships, is that it was
the result of coalition ofsuch thorough
ly bad elements as, necessltated the
election of r. j. Moses Jr. to a like
eSaFed position as means of assuring
success.
Any scheme which admitted the posi-
bitity Of The resurrection of that debaach-
or ofpublic and private morals could be
no Jess than ga acogenantwith death and
AN agreement with hell" and we cannot
TOO deeply deplore the fact that the
bclches Of the first and second circuits
were attained by our fellow townsmen
mt snch a sacrifice of the common veal,
and in such defiance of promised reform
astne making such compact portends.
Aside from the unsavory circumstan-
ccs attending their election, we dissent
from the hue and cry which has been
raised, for we suspect that Mr.. Virgins
place of nativity, and Mr.. Whippcr's
complexion os well as the fact of their
being rcpublicans, form the chief reasons
fsr most Of the utteranccs against them.
OF Msjor Wiggin, we know that after
arotusc OF legal studies at Harvard
University he read law with Judge Doe
of Dover New Hampshire and had been
admitted 10 prActice at the bar of that
State at the outbrsak 0f Che war, and hay
Eng laid aside his briefs to ,akcup the
sword in the crya STRIFE he graduated
with honor in that feld, resumed his
former profession and las served as the
solicitor of cur circuit for nearly eight
years, bearing en- untarnished character
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star Shirts from $3.50 to 80.

Star Shirts from $3.50 to 80.
Mcrino Undervests ard Drawers from
SOC to $3.50.
Handkerchiefs, Half Hose, scarfs Tics,
o Collars, &C., in great variety.
All goods marked in plain figures. no
deviation. .g
Making suitsto order from $25 upwards.
NO trouble in showing goods. G;veus
a cali before purchasing elsewhere.
MENKE 81 MULLER,
228 King cor. Wentworth st.
CHARLESTON, s. G.
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TnB TIME FOL; ACTION.

1t was to be hoped that the lesson to
be..learne6 from the recent election in
mississippi would have a good effect on
abe republican party in this state, but
the majority of the Legislature, ,.hungering
after :he flesh-pots, are to-day as ready
to obey the party masters as they were
Obcdient to other masters iu ante bcllum
days, cpd 81 it will doubtless be until
they arc defeated at the polls by men.
How soon that time will come is for the
Intelligent people to decide. Ignorance
and vice caprot prevail over the people
tf South Carolina if her citizens should
say not. The masses of tic colored peo-
pie want an honest and good govern
anent, and tlcy will join good and true
men who are net too buSily engaged
bcmoaning their desperate condition to
make au effort to better it. The univcr-
sal cry now is to organize the opposition.
under the name of Democracy, and the
people can if they are ready to put their
shoulder to tho wheel work such revol.
ution in the political affairs OF the State
MS 80 make the vanGals who have SO
long robbed her people glad to sink out
of sight, cr fly to escape the penitentiary.
South Carolina is the only Southern state
still under the absolute control of the
Republican party, and the parasites who
rule her destiny are frightened at their
almost certain defeat next fall, and the
recent marshalling of their forces was
intended TO show the people how strong
and united they were, but in this show
of unity their weakness was apparent by
the language and actions necessary to
accomplish their ends
BY trick more becoming q crowd OF
refractory schoolboys than an august
legislative body they brought on the
election of Judges unexpectedly, and
before the year is up will probably in
whining accents ask to be forgiven
and promise never. to do so again.
But let the honest men of the State
trust no more to tho lying tongues that
with each recurring election make
pledges never meant for anything but
stepping stores TO office and positions
where their voices are raised in support
OF men and measures that give shock
to the civilization of the age: 1t matters
little under what name the friends OF
decency, order and good government
choose tn unite, for the overthrow Of the
forces Of fraud, immortality and anarchy
whether as conservatives. indcpcn dent.
or democrats since it will result in th,
salvation and rcsurl cctlon of long
PROSTATE state.
Thank God that in the present crisi.
of our affairs when the strong tide O
evil and the elements of corruption art
threatening to ovcrwhclm the ship OF
state, we have such man at the helu
as our present executive has proved
himself.
''One still strong voice in blatant land
Whatever they call him what care II
Aristocrat autccra!, democrat, one
Who can rule and dare not lie."
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REPUBLICAN.

The Washington Tribune attributes
to Robert Smalls the statement that "tiic
Judges removed, although Conservatives,
were able lawyers and lncxorably just
men. He thinks they should by all
means have been retained. He says that
Whipperis no lawyer, and is consequent
ly unfit for the place, while Moses Is
known to every man in South Carolina
to be scouuGrel.'
Mr.. Smalls says the above is false, that
lie would have supported Maher for re
election had he been in Columbia, and
that his actions in the last judicial cleo
tion, when he worked hard and spent
his money to secure the election Of Whip.
per proves the falsi,y Of the chargc that
he considers Whippers election II c.,lam
ity, and moreover he would have worked
to defeat Wiggin and elect Wiippcr Il
he had been in Columbia.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,
Will he received until Jan. 4th. 1870
by the County Commissioners for feedinr
the poor Tor the year 1876, the rations to
be as follows.
Six quarts of hominy,
Three lbs. of meat,
One pint salt,
One quart Of molasses,
One quart rice,
Quarter pound coffee or equivalent
in tea.
Hall pound G sugar,
Half pound soap,
Two or. tobacco and pipes
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
PAUL PRITCHARD,
n. Chairman Co, JCom'rs. Bft County.
THOMAS ii. WHEEEIR,
Clerk of boarp.
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Bfr. Editor,

@'TI' I1NsIEVIi
AS the story is going the rounds Of
the press that Mr.. WhIppcr lost for
Tune at the gaming table, is 1t not as
reasonable to suppose that he camo by
.it in the same way as he lost 1t, as to
charge 1t to the account Of public plum
der? Far Play.
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NOTICE.

Or. o. F. GAMBATI, entail Surgeon,
VIII bc happy to accommodate such of HI. ,,ond,
ana inc public as may riand IN uct. of bis service
nc VIII lora'c dnrin" lis -tay H. Bcar orr a, ,,s
Dcaufor. Hotcl '' "S
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DIdch NI"tH anu W0fstcd DlogannI Suits
from $12 TO $40.
Pants from $3.50 upwards.
Vests from 81 upwards.
Frne English Cashmere pants, for dress
only 81.
Youths and Boys Suits from Sc to $2s.
OVERCOATS
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A fine bark called the "Stoncwail
Jackson of 100 tons, has just ben bnilt
ut East Boston Mass. by Mr. d. ID. Kelly
She is intended for the .frC1ghtrng bust
ness between Virginia and Liverpool
Her builder and owner gives rs reason
for naming the bark after the late South
ern Confcdcracv's celebrated military
chieftain the following statement:
"The political hunters for place have
for long time prevented that uIion and
harmony OF sentiment between the n orth
and South which should at all times pre-
vail, and have done much against true
patriotism and the inter SITS Of the mer-
chants. mechanics and laborcrs of our
common country. jackson was one o:
the truly loved men OF Old Virginia; his
faults, if any, must be forgotten 10y every
trne American in the shining brightness
of his noble character as man. ann by
birth and sentiment son of Old Massa-
chusetts, and could ANYTHING bc more APP
proprlate than for our people to extend
the hand of true fellowship in 1876 to the
old mother of Presidents, Virginia 2"
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flOoring& Ceiling Board always on hand
Bounty and Claims AuGacJ,

Being MSS sociatcd with a LAWYER I'm Washfn,.
ION whose energy and pronpincss IN prosccu-
tihs The Claims arc well known, ard cttcrcing
closely to the business nysclf; all persons who
nave any claims against the L {. GoycJl n:,nt nc
invited to bring them TO me at my Office
inc b enrctt Hcufc. Bay st. Bcaufor SO. Ca.
=, JOHN +. PonTEoas
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MENKE & MULLER
Merchant PailOTS and ClOthierS,

Invite attention to their very large
and handsome stock of Clothing of their
own manufacture, csnGi to crstom work.
and defy competition in price as well as
III fl.
PRICE LIST OF BUSINESS AND
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TO RENT.
Magnolia Passenger Route.
A'Itl' ROYAL LRAIIRnAJ,

AUGUSTA GA. Dec 4th. 1915
TIE FOLLOWING PASSENGER sCuEDrI F.
VIII DC operated on and after this date:
GOING SOUTH-TR.rSN
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The old Hebrew cabaiistic "lcgend of
Lilith, the first wife OF Adam, is told by
M. d. Conway, in his lecture on the Dew
il, in language which Is rs beautiful rs
finished poem. She was cold, passion
less, splendid beauty, with wondrous
guiien hair. She was a created Adams
equal in every respect, therefore properly
enough refused to obey him. For this
she was driven from the garden ofEden,
and Eve was created, made to order, SO
to speak, of one of Adams ribs. Then
the golden haired Lilitb, Jealous, enrag.
ed, pining for her first home in paradise
entered in the form of serpent, crept
into the garden of Eden, and temped
Adam and Eve to their destruction.
And from that duy to this, Ljlith, pas
sionless beauty with golden hair has
roamed up and down the earth suaring
the soDs Of Adam, and destroying them.
You may always know her dead victims
for when ever man has leen destroyed
by the hands of Lilith you will always
find single golden hair wrapped tight
around his llfeless heart. 10 this day
many and many son of Adam is still
lurcd to death and ruin from having the
golden hair of woman wrapped too
tight around his heart. This is the mo-
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Information has been received that the
Emperor of Brazil will leave that coun.
try, probably in April, for the United
States. He will travel as private gen
tlcman, as he did four years ago in
England, without any distinction as his
rank. and will not only attend the Cen
tennial Exhibition, but will travel over
much of our country for pleasure and
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