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Editor Convicted.

SAs YElscrsco, November 2s.-Yred.
eriek w. MArriett. Publisher OF the San
Frsncisco Nees-Lette,. wa to-day con
victed 10 the criminal suit OF eItortion.
brought about BY Frederick Clay, late
cashier of the Western Savings snh
Trust Company, for an aiismpt 70 blseI
mail pisintIf, in the sum Of $1,000, - .
coaditios for supprsssing libsllous pub.
lic.,ioa in the yeps -Lsttsr. -
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Movement ofTro0ps.

PH1LApELPH1A, November 2s-Bst-
tery NJ Third United States artillery et
thirty men, which has been on duty in
camp within the Exhibition grounds
since May sth, has been ordered to Fort
McHenry, and will leave tomorrow.
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John Is. BenuIs, u Partisan OF q Oy
Chamberlain.

We protest against the said Dennis
instructions to the guard to admit
no one to the State House except
upon his own pass, or a pass OF
J. A. Jones, former clerk of the
House, who may thus exclude all except
his own partisans, AID who, by the Re
publican programme, is TO organize said
House. We have presented ourselves
with the
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Bankruptcy Case.

A petition of involuntary bankruptcy
was filed in the United States District
Court to-day by the creditors of the In
dres Company, wholesale liquor dealers
of this city. Liabilities are about slCO-
600. Among the creditors are some OF
the heavies. liquor dealers in the West
and New York
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Official Vote Of California.

SAN FRANcIsBo, November 2s.-The
secretary of state last night canvassed
the vote of the state, giving Hayes 49,
sos; Tilden, 75,84l. Marion county is
not included. The returns not received
will not affect the result.
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OPERA and Choir Singers learn, that
Dr. j. II. McLesn's Cough and Lung
Healing Globules cure HosFseness, Cold,
Consumption, sc. Trial boxes, oy mail
1kc DR.. J. q. Mclean, st. Louis.
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Extra session OF Rhode Island Legi'-
iature-

PROVIDENCE, Soyember 2o,-The
GovOrnor has called al extra iession
OF the General assembly 70 meet IN tbs
city neat Friday 10 eIec. q Presidential
elgctor in the place Of Gen. II. Corii.s
sdjudged by the supreme Court as nell
gible
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EnneraI of Ludye Knight.

ST.. LOUIS November 2s-The funeral
of Judge Knight took place to-day, and
wss attended BY nearly sll the lawyers in
the city, besides large concourse OF
citizens. The Circuit Court and Criminal
Court closed in respect to his memory.
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from oar dispatches this morning II
:. 4, though the announcement o'
NJ. P,olxxxss appointment to the
,.,,,,.v Generalship wss premature
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l,op help the country when negro
a,.rlark Of ,be South Carolina Leglsla-
,re can yfsc. sixty white men from the
legislative hsl, who were sent there as
n, representatives. OF the people.
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/, tour thousand negroes suffer them
I've, 70 be intimidated by one thousand
white men do the negroes deserve sue
c,,.? vii The Republicans answer this
lie - aor.r.. r.HD
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p, South CaroinsI a noble, ssufier-
,o,bssripg people. Bear a little
and 6eliverance will come as sure
mere Is God in Israel.
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omeinI Vote Of indiana.

IkpIAyAPoLIs, November 1s.-O4cisl
vote Of Indiana: Tildsn, 2lS,52e; hayes,
zoe ,s7l; Tldsn over Hayes, $50. Coop
.r. vote was Q, ,6ss.
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A CORPORAL OF the guard refuses to
.!n. the delegates of the people OF a
s.s,e o. the American Union. to their
sea-, legislative hall. Has
p.g.,r ycr-meLt come to tins COM
DeIInr 4. .s..I
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The Tyrant's Gordon.

CHARLEsToS, 5. G., November 29.-
At midnight yesterday, the State House
in Columbia was occupied by federal
troops, who camped in the rotunda, and
kept the doors barred This morning, a
Gordon of sentinels was formed around
the building, and al nittance denied 70
all except those having passes from Gov.
Chsmberlsin's private secretary, w. 4.
Jones. The streets Of Columbia are
crowded with people from all parts Of
the State. Quiet reigns, but the excite
meDt Is intense.
COLUMBIA, S. g., November 2o.-No
one was allowed TO enter the State House
this morning unless on pass from Mr.
Jones, clerk of the late House, or Mr..
Dennis. x-Superintendent of the peni-
ten.lary. About nine o'clock General
Gordon, United States Senator from
Georgia, and General johnson, State
Senator OF Virginia, with Me5srs. Peck
and Jefreys, mem bers OF the Legislature,
demanded admission 10 the State House.
The Rotunda was FILLED With Troops,
and their arms were stacked around the
Washington statue. The members OF
the Legislature exhibited their certia
Gates from the Supreme Court OF their
election, and the corporal Of the guard
Refused Them Ambulance,
under order Of Dennis, who was standing
by,
/ The Democratic Members then Net
In Caucus,
and, 8. about ll:l5 o'clock, proceeded in
q body to demand admittsnce In tht
meantime Gen. Hampton had az inter
view with Gen. Ruger, who then chang
ed the orders so as 70 allow any one q
pass the sentinsls who claimed 10 b,
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DlL.- \, the STATE House in Colum'
b. Soa:. C.r..os, on yesterday at mid
l.g.'. JoAslIGJTIo>AL LIBERTY
g,D.. .AM.KlCAN INDEPENDENCE
b5rn Jul. ar. 1916 a quie; but DIS
!'-,,.n- I-a,u.
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Ti.E view. of ex Governor CUKTIN, OF
P.a.,vlyanis, on the situation III Louisi-
lsas sre given in An interview which We
c.py from the Philadelphia Times. Gov.
C,sr.y was the great war Governor
q: Pennsylvania, and he mas always stood
.gh in the Republican ranks. His recent
experience and observations in Louisiana
?g..ess inlere.
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Protest was Read I'm Presence OF I'LL
itary and Citizens

COLUMBIA, S. O., November 2S.-We,
majority OF the members of the House
of Representatives OF South Carolina
elect, protest against the refusal to admit
Us to the Hall of Representatives. We
protest against the military power of the
United States barring the passage into
the State House of members elect OF the
Legislature. We protest against the
legality Of the proceeding, and especially
against the army OF the United States
being placed, for the purpose OF this ex-
clusion. under the command Of one
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rg. Radical Rump Legislature OF
s.,,b Csr,.ios Is constituted of i've
whites sa1 auy-.our negroes. An
4r1u. concern
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TEE rts!ltgeresr wants ia fair count
fair vote The vote has been
end now we want fair count OF
%. vote sc:ually cast.
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,,prlAa government is failure when
,,,oo,s. II the army can oVeF'n'o"
t.,i,ion, of the highest court OF a
..,. COP help us!
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Tax We., Virginia Powder Company
,,- .a,sse4 in the erection OF buildings
., New Richmond, in Summers
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The Democrats Withdraw
and Issue a Protest.
A Greatly Excited Crowd
Wade Hampton Pours Oil on
the Waters.
Wonderful Forbearance OF
an Outraged People.
Troops:Ta Possession ofthe state

New YORK, November 2S.-A dis
patch to the Herald from Columbia, ).
c., says that General Rugur arrived
there at 10 o'clock last night, and at mid
night three companies of I. 5. infantry
were quartered in the State House.
The Democratic members of the legis-
lsture held caucus yesterday and last
night, to select candidates for Speaker
and other officers.
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49, Ws.tcrn Union Telegraph Com
- ate TO Chicago has been reduced
gsny 'a''
s.v NrUt-.
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,.v,ogTr An appropriate hour
.,...,,Ds of Constitutional Lib
,,mmence their internal work.
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Representatives OF the People Re-
fused Admission TO the Legislative
Hall.

fuSeu Aum1sSbOn 10 the LeRisIbtiNe
Hall.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., November 2S.-The
Democratic members of the House, after
gaining admission to the State House
proceeded to the door OF the House of
Representatives, with delegations from
Edgefed and Lsurens counties al their
head, and deman ded admission on certi.
ticates of election, taken from the record
of the Supreme Court. Six soldiers were
ranged on either side of the approach to
the door, with two OF the members in the
centre. The certificates of Edge6eld
and Laurens county delegations being
presented were decided to be invalid by
the doorkeeper, whereupon the entire
body OF Democrats withdrew. They as
sembled IN front of the State House,
from the steps of which the following
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s.,D The Prostrate State and Cop
help is 81
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~, the Custom House furnish the
D'' - .,i8en up the Iatriligs"eSr's ed
''''>I ~ .,,nmps on yesterday Wonder?
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@t'lccllnq 9eeister.
-D-,,,,e5 yesterday at loss.

.,,5,r to-day ,VrA be partly
ne ,,t aorth,oest Ict,l6s, and 'o'0er
c,5&., '',
',s-1!'.rt.
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s,,,h Carolina REDDISH is \
.,,, vegetable.
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HAMPTON bears the stamp OF
noble msnhood.
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slaves or ireemeu3 Decide
,ys,,ion yourself. asl
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elected member of the Legislature.
Under the change OF orders all the men,
bers are being admitted slowly, as the
corporal of the guard examines their
credentials. The members are thus ad-
mitted to the State House, but not to the
hall of the Senate or House of Represen-
tatIves.
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Tx South Carolina Legislature IS
imposed Of l24 members-63 being a
sio:,,y snd legal quorum. Yet the
2.np Radicals, after denying the sdmis-
ao1 .. Democrats. organized with 59
members. four less that constituted
s.a-4m. Does the IutsLiiJenesr call that
=. slaerg1ce 20 law throughout?
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s'-0s - Nv t--G~s
THE Mtslrgsucsr Of Monday, in an ar
;ce tewalnng the stupidity Of the
La-.,I,na Returning Bosrl, in suffering
!1en,y.ve, 10 be detected IN the act o:
:aH:yng the returns, gave some evil
t-a,v o. contrition, and indirectly inti-
mated :aa: the aforesaid Returners might
10: be Is honest as the Republican
9a?eH had affected to believe them.
D.: 90 yesterday, having recovered
:;.m tie nervousness produced by the
a:e disclosures, that journal again re-
sss' i. work Of preparing the pubic
End % receive the verdict, by firing the
Northern heart with stories OF intimida-
Ion sad bull-dozing. 1t is gratifying,
-.veyy- 70 ind a number of prominent
Republicans In this city who
C.-ss.l,s:ing,v denounce such 3
P-cy sd freely express their utter d!s-
S-';o;:he Louisisns csnvassers. Among
II. ygrba- : Mr. c II WOODWARD,
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Judgment OF the Highest Court OF
south Carolina,

certified to by its Clerk, with the great
sea- of the court attached as to our right
to participate IN the organization of said
House. We are refused by order Of said
Dennis, admission to said hall, except
upon his psss, or the pass etsaid Jones or
certificate OF H. L. Hayne, Secretary Of
State. who is now under condemnation Of
SAID court for refusal TO issue certificates
in accordance with Its judgment and
mandate. Ia protesting agairst this
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,..r,y House starch is tho latest
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Rare Faced Usurpatfon

this trsmpling on the laws and Con.
sti.u:ion Of the State; to this def>uce
Of the highest tribunal Of the State, it Is
our purpose to offer no resistance TO the
armed Intervention, but to make our SOL
emn appeal to the American people
without distinction ofpsrty,
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Tn. Democrat. organize.

COLUMBIA, November Is The Dem
ocra.ic members elect 70 the House Of
Representative met =: 4. NJ. in Caro-
lima Hall. Sixty-tour Democrats s1d
two Republicans participated and were
sworn in By Judge Cook. Tne Houseor-
gsnized sud will claim recognition To-
morrow. Til: leaves ftty-eight mem
bers II the Republican House, or one
less than the quorum claimed by
them, AMI Eve less than the number
which the Democrats claim 10 Necessary
for 8 quorum. Each house will demand
Of the secretary Of state the returns OF the
vote for governor. AL quiet tonight.
The Supreme Court has Lot decided
the question Of TIE counting Of the cleo
tOrsl vote.
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our Yeneration for Law,


our respect for the Supreme Court and
the Lsages Of aH legislative sssembIsges
forbid our participation in suen unprece-
dented and revolutionary proceedings.
Signed by all the Democratic mem bers,
si1tv-four in nu.n Der.
The Democrats then proceeded - the
hail over the off.e Of the Southern Life
Insurance Company buiI1ing, where q
csucu. vas held, which adjourned 70 meet
ST 8 P. ", a. Csrolins Hall.
lP.x.-Tae Democratic mem bers from
Edgae.d and Lsareus counties, have been
refused admittanee 10 the hall Of the
House Of Representatives. The Republi-
cans Immediately proceeded to organize.
Fiity.niue members answered 20 their
names, a-d Jones. the clerk Of the old
House, declared ffty-pine to be quorum.
E. ". Mscksy and y. Meyers, colored
were nominss ssed for Speaker. No Demo
cratic members having yst come into the
House, Msckey, on call Of the roll re-
ceived 81 out Of SO votes, snd vss de-
slsrsd the duly elected Speaker. Tn:
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An Honest Republican.

Mr.. Reddish, Republican member Of
the Legislature from rsngsburg, left
the Republican house with the Demo
crsts, refusing 10 have anything 70 Do
With the organization Of that body.
There are only three whites in the House
p.--o.ar,s,;,-a. .. o-ysriznd nov
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

Another, though undoubtedly an acces-
sorry after the fact, was perforoe ac-
quilted, that particular ofiense not being
included in the extradition treaty under
which he had been surrendered. Two
others, against whom the evidence was
by no means weak, were acquitted by
the jury. The rest were most righteous
ly convicted and sentenced TO death, the
presiding judge solemnly warning them
TO entertain no hope of mercy. His
lordship commented severely upon the
conduct of those who, though not the
actual murderers, stood by while the
more active ruffians did their deadly
work. and observed that three times
within few weeks he had been COM
PEELED to try cases in which it was proved
that shipmasters were compelled to keep
revolvers in constant readiness, a state of
things not to be contemplated without
anxiety and alarm. 1t is TO be hoped,
however. that the punishment which has
thus overtaken these mutineeis will have
some effect in repressing that growing
tendency to insubordination in the
mercantile marine of which this is 70
startling an illustration while the re-
ward of ESQ awarded to the man who
did his duty under such difficult cir
cumstances will not be without its in
fluence in inducing others to follow his
example.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
How the French Disposed OF Mexican
Robbers.
San Antonio lTex.) Herald

When the French were in Mexico, the
stage robbcries in the vicinity of Monte
rey became almost as frequent as they
are getting to be between here and King
bury. With the practical common sense
for which the French are distinguished
when they 20 about killing people, the
French general at Monterey devised a
plan that worked like n charm. lie
picked out half dozen of his smallest
Louavcs, and dressed them up . females
and put them in the stage. Each un.
protected female had a short breach-load-
ing carbine concealed under his petit.
pants, and they covered their demure
faces by wells. OF course, the robbers
surrounded the stage, and the ladies
| with AN excess of feminine modesty
climbed out Of the vehicle, and fell In
| line with the rest of the passengers
when of sudden an epidemic broke out
among those Mexican patriots, for each
lady, on an average, destroyed about
three Of them, and the rest lost all taste
for female society, and went away dis
gusted.
The ladies returned to town in high
glec, but for a long time The Mexican
bandits entertained such lofty venera
ton for the gentler sex, that an old bon.
net and shawl displayed conspicuously
in stage secured it immunity from in
terruption.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
DR.. scprsck's PuLuos,o syvvp s., w,

DIR. scHEscK's PuLMosIc SYRUP, SEA WEED
Tonic, AND MANDRAKE Pulls Theso medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures Of Con-
sumption than any other remedy known TO the
American public They are compounded Of vese-
table ingredients, and contain nothing which can
be injurious to the human constitution Other rem
eiies ADVERTISED as cures for Consumption probably
contain opium, which IL some hat da ngerous drug
In all cases and II taken freely ny oonsumptive
patients II must do great injury for Its tendency
Is to conhne the morbid matter In the system,
which, OF course, must make a cure impossible,
schenok's Pulmonic Syrup Is warranted not to con-
tain particle Of opium. II is composed Of powerful
but harmless herbs, which act on the lungs, liver,
stomach, and blood and thus correct all morbid
sercetions, and expel all the diseased matter from
the body. These are the only ncans by which Con-
sumption can he cured, and as schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
only medicines which operate In this way, 1, ia
obvious they are the ony genuine cure for Iulmon.
ary Consumption. Each bottle Of this invaluable
medicine Is sccompanied by full directiop. DIR.
schenck Is professionally at his principal Office cor
ner sixth and Arch Streets, Philadslphia. every
Monday, where all letters for advice must be adj.
dressed. ~ w.
Ell. HART a CO., Nos. "a, rs and II Tcbo.,n.
toulas ST., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

A SWEET BOOK OF BRoTHER.-A
Brownsville young man called on his in.
tended the other evening, and while
waiting for her to make her appearance
he struck up conversation with his pros
pective brother-in law. After while
the boy asked:
Does galvanized niggers know
much %
81 really can't say" answered the
amused young man, and silence reigned
for few moments, when the boy again
resumed:
Kin you play chequers with your
nose?'
No, l have not acquired that accom-
plishment."
well, you'd better learn, you hear
me7"
"Why ?"
"Cause, Sis says that yer don't know
as much as a galvanized niger, but yer
dads got lots of stamps and she'll marry
you anyhow, and she said when she got
holt the old mans sugar she was a-goin'
to all the fourth of July perceshuns an
ice cream shows, and let you stay at
home to play chequers with that polly
woy nose OF yourn."
And when "Sis' got her hair hanged
and came in she found the parlor de-
serted by all save her brother, who was
innocently tying the tails of two kittens
together and singing
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
How Mr.. Barnum Sold His Idols,

When Mr.. p. T. Barnum sold out the
show which he had last before the organ
ization of his present great centennial
exhibition, he found upon his hands
some Central American idols and other
curlosities of that region. These he
placed at the hands of dealer in New
Haven, Conn.,, for sale. Word was sent
to Professor .. Z. Marsh, of Yale college,
telling him that these articles were well
worth his attention. lie forthwith went
down to the shop and examined them.
Finding them to he of value, he asked
the shepkeeper what he would take for
them. The man replied, $500. Professor
Marsh then offered him $3.50 for the en-
tire collection, and the man accepted the
offer, and the articles were at once trans
ported to the Yale college museum.
The next day Professor Marsh, while
riding on the New Haven railroad, hap
pened to meet Mr.. Barnum, and the lat.
ter told him that he had some valuable
curiOsities which cost him more than
1900, and which he would like to have
Professor Marsh see except for one thing.
The fact is" said Mr.. Barnum, "that
the first day after their arrival in New
Haven some fellow came in and offered
the man in whose charge they were left
$3.50 for the whole collection and got
them"
Professor Marsh looked modest, and
remarked mildly to Mr.. Barnum that he
was that " fellow" whereupon Mr.. Bar
mum recovered his equanimity regarding
the difference between the cost of the
collection and the price which he OBJ
tanned for it as in some sort q contribu-
tion to the college. Professor Marsh
says that the value of the collection does
not begin to be expressed by its original
cost.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
A wOMAN's rOwrHAur.

II Is face where pain is past,
nnd peace triunPhant reigns at last,
NO nbatou peass, no 6fful rar
rvut ain drcPs ou an April day;
nut grace OF heaven made manifest.
INV Time and chanse cannot modest
The index Of soul al rest
do not know, may not trace
The ttory ol that pictured fs.e.
Mnethcr the World that closed her round
Esteemed her fortunate or found
Large place Tor pity IN her lot.
" loved her once and then fer.ot.
And wss ~ though II knew her moi.
Not even the psinter's name is told,
Inc picture Ia - old, 20 cid;
VI, rather such little space
- granted to the fairest face
And hand most cunning TO portray
The beauty Of its transient day,
Irc Death has wrapped II In decay.
hut yet the legend Of tine soul
Is plainly writ ne In q scroll
I'm thoss pure features grsveiy sweet,
kncv earth lay beneath her feet;
And how she gained the victory
May we'll remain . mystery,
The fact Ia hore 10 you and me.
But when the storm was overpast
The sunset gave her light at last
Ana rising up For me-" she said,
ia conquered life's supren,est dread"
And then she took her quiet way,
Bending her s'rps without dirmay
Into the twilight cool and gray.
Free a. child upon the road
That leads unto loved abode.
Each singing bird. each fragrant flower,
s.ave pleasure 10 the passing hour.
Not Fastening, nor delaying, still,
With even steps o'cr vale and bili
She trod, to d. Der Fathers will.
A. leisure fer the child,ens play.
Comranion for the grave and gay,
Vet always with steady poise,
Hesrt-anrhorei unto desper joys-
Csmferting, ~ hcrs.lf con,oled,
with couaolations manifold
80 lived she TIL her days were told.
70 Hives she still, and works pcschancc,
~ that sweet charm of counlenancs
The wcrk q 0od IN you and me
Nor shall the painter thankiess he;
For he who could that grace impsrt
which stamped there, features from the heart
was not unworthy Of his art.
Mrs. H. ID. X. Bianciardi, in The Isdersndent.