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Newspaper Page Text«TI)c i£utl)lm-i appeal. J. P. 8AWTELL,] tH. H. JONES, , • ttlUI8 0F;fcUufyJlUpTI(Hlt * Four aonlba fl on t2 00 Vfl, Invariably in aovaxck. AH papers HI* lonliniusl on expiration of time paid lor. siYJtxxAn aims. COTTON TIES! COTTON TIES Don'! Patent Self-Adjuitins UORIXONTAI. COTTON TIE A S AGENTS for the above named fa tent, we ;1 beg leave to cnounend it to the attention ol f lantern and Uei^hante Thia TlK ia a decided improvement, and contain- the advantage* ol GREAT HTIIKNOTH. GREAT MUmiriTY, E.tSK IN M \NiniLAriON. Being Hjeterlor to an? other TtK m a on tainted we ceu enfidenUr retontmend it to the public. JNO. W. ANDERSON'S HONS ft CO. aog1V Am Agentaln Savanti.li, Oa. “JOSEPH TINMAN & 00, Cotton Factors AND COMMISSION MEHCHANTS, BAY ITJtEET, MTmAI, till OSOMU. THE (JUTHBERT A PEE A J J. t-ef* Liberal Advance* in* Icon Cotton cone'gntd l» ua m to our Comspondant* in New York end Liverpool. *u*l* lT # PilkitT* DEP?ISH, naotatua aan u»i »il ubaeu IN HARDWARE, BtTBBEE BELTING, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Powder, Shot, Caps and Lead. IlS.Congri'ft* & 07 St. Jill it* ii Sta SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. nOclO-Sm* _ AUSTIN & ELLIS, * COMMISSION —AND— FOKWAUDINO MMltCHANTC and Cotton Factors, SAVANNAH, * I t I GEORGIA. Bagging and Tiea and other erticlen furt- iabed, and advaorea made upon Cotton «u Con- •ignmenl or far **fc. aflflMw GROOVER, STUBBS A CO., COTTON PAOTOItH Genoral Commission Merchants Bay ritreet, 8AVANNAII, OA. Dogging. Tie*, Hop* and other Supplit' Furnished. Alao. Liberal Caah Advances made on Coneign ■eat* tor sale or ahipment to Liverpool or Nurtli era PotU. C. K GROOVER, Havenneh, C. F. BTUBBri, auglMm A. T. MACINTYIlR, Tliomoavilli O. W. Asaroaox, Jr.. A. H. Col*. JOHN W. ANDERSON'S SONS a Co COTTON, FACTORS’ AND COMMISSION M KCIIA NTH, Aakrxm't Block, DroyLm Si., hear Ihi Bay, SAVANNAH, OA. I IHKRAL CASH ADVANCES made on COX j tiltJNMkNTS far aaJe in Sevan nub, or on hUipwieet iw reliable eorrae4*oii«leul* in Liverpool, New York, Philadelphia, Uoaton or Baltimore. To old patriot a o return thanks ; to new ones, promise our beat arrvlcea. ■—A WO Agents Empire Line of Bide Wheel He mu ere to N*iv York. augl**ly* J. L DICKISON & CO, oortoi'ncroai .„j General Commission Merchants, sa.xa.\.y.irc, ga. IAT Liberal advances made on CoDalgnmeu auglMm ~ ^hTbehnT COTTON and RICE FACTOR I . **» Grtrral r«mnishiwi Merchant, Wrat of tbe Exchange, n.\r street, « : Birinar, oa. —gtMm* Screven House, SAVANNAH, OA. rpnt abora HotM, of modem conatnaetton, with A all the convenience* of tba beat Northern Ho- tela, la now conducted by T. S. MCKESSON, Of Uta Pfanteva’Hotel, AugueU ; National Hotel, 1 AlfcM*, add NIckeraoa UeeMo, Colombia. H. 0. The furnituie throughout i« ol the moat alegantl description, Iba room* acrnpufaualy clean and wall ventilated, and tbe attendance ia emailed by none in the Houth. Travelers Otoppiag at the above Uotal will And tbe comforts ana conveniences of their own borne*. Tbe Proprietor pledgee bhnsetf that every deli- easy afforded either by Northern or Southern mar kets wll> be constantly supplied to hi* table, martl tf VoV. IH. Guthbert, Q-eorgia, THURSDAY, September 9, .1869. No. 44 &AVANNAJI CAllDS. Spring and Summer DRY GOODS! 40 Years Before t.ho Public. DeWITT Sf MORGAN, Wholeiale and Retail Dealers in FOItlSGN ii ml DUMKatlO IS7 CONORIffS STRECT, aa r.IxS-Air, , i v f t' t nkouaiA. RAVE SOW IS KTOllE TI1EIR 8PBIHO and 8UMMER STOCK! NEW GOODS by Every Steamer, Novelties in l)rci* U#otlx J APANESE and Faner Dresa 8II.K8, S.lk and Worelod GRENADINE. Printed MUSLINS and 0110 ANDIES. A full line of Mourning and Black 0001)8, WHITE OOODS In every rarletr, I wee, Ca»hm>re and Thibet Sit \WL8, I*re, Silk end Cloth MANTILLAS. 8HKKTINOS, SHIRTINGS, LINENS, 11 crier v, Calicnea and Notionn, Good* lor Gentlemen's and Hoy's wear. All our atock ia new and bought at tbe LOWEST CASH PRICES, And offered at tbe jeOWKUT MARKET PRICKS. mar25 dm DaWITT A MORGAN. W. II. STARR & CO.', WHOLESALE GROOHR8, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Cotton Factors, Agent* for tbe *nlc of GiiIIcU'h Stool Hrtl»h COTTON GINS. ALSO, E. F. COE’S SUPERPHOSPHATE of LIME, tetri'* rdlill attention given to Rules or Shipment* of Cotton, and nil kinds of Produce. Liberal advance* made on Con*ignmanl*. BAGGING, ROPE and ARROW TIES Constantly on hand. marto-4/tw TIIOMA# M. ALLEN, WITH COLQUITT & BAOGS, COTTON PAOTOK8 Abo Commission Merchant* SayruiikIi, (in. 1 .ibcral Adronceaon Connignuir-nU when durirvd. may l.J-tiin 8.1. Lcdcrcr & Co., FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WM. HENRY WOODS, COTTON’ l'ACTOII AND mil COMMISSIOI MERCHAST, 11AV STREET, Savannah, Ga., t®- 1* prepared at all timtsa to Mranr*« litmr- ally oo coorignment* for rale In Harnnnub, or for idiininent to bia corrt^poodenta In New York and Liverpool. ang.Vf.in* 113 Broughton Street, Gratava Kcaavcix. Snvnimnl. Gn. No 209 Grfcnwfck Sxretd, New York. nmtyij N. B. KNAPP, W HOLESALE and Retail Deafer in Baddies, Bridles, llarneav Kubf»r and feather Belt ing and Packing. French end American Calf Hkma, IKrneas, Bridle, Band and Pafant l eather. Valiens- Tranka, Carpet Hare Whips end fiaddlery Were. At the sign of tbe Golden Saddle, west end Gib- bone* Building, Market Square, .SAVANNAH, GA. t*T A large assortment oa band and for sale at tbe low***prices. mar24-4ia TUB SOOTHE 14N HEPATIC PILLS, That oU, Iona I nown and tcell tried remedy for all it Mo** ditauct, caused by a DX0ZIASXIX> lilVBR. t*T R<‘»d the following Certificate* from per*on* of the higbe<i raepeotabilily.^l LlVKtt COMPLAINT. Rev. Dr. 0. F. Deem*, (Ang. S8J, 1869.) aiyc •• 1 have derived greet btnvfit Irom these Mile, end have kaown meny families end individuals who hare found them verj beutlleial, end I bare also known pbyeleian* in rxcelleut eutndin« to raoom- meod them to tbeir petieul*. For all di*eaao* aria log from diaordare of the liter, I bcliove they are the beet medicine offered to the public." Rev. John W. Puller, Hnow Ilill, N. C., (Jen. S, I«*»,) aava : •• For t arelva jear* I wae a great anf- fersi. My liver wa* diaenacd. Most iqt llesh and Hirengtb, and my akin aeemod changed In its color bv Iba bile with which my system was overcharged. I’berame ni.bject to Irequcnt and violent attnekvof bilious cholic, every attack leaving mo weaker (tin lit predece*aor. The pbyaidana bad been able to patch ma on a little, but my health wa* in a deplnr- able state I bad taken patent medicine* until I we* tired of them. Without *nergy or comfort, i wa* barely tble to go about a little At length I yielded to the earnest persuuion of a blend and connneuced taking Um liKPATIO PII.LH, with no confidence in them. They tcled like a charm on me. From that hour 1 neve impruyed. I hev« persevered in their use, until now. by Qod’a bless- itig, I sin well end hearty. I bad a negro man, who aa I believe, wea euvnd from deutli by a doae of these Pills. My Doctor'* bill wa* annually from $100 to $300, but 1 have had no use for a physician since. 1 can oonfl-iently recommend them a* a su perior family medicine. DYSPEPSIA. 8. D. Wallace, Keq.. President of the Wilming ton A Weldon Railroad, (Aug. 3-', J8(»9)*ay*f -It bee been said that Djcpepaln i* onr national dia ease. However thin may be, it esuved me long and severe suffering. 7'rovl.lentielly a friend liirnlslM-d ine w ilti e low Amies of the Hepatic Pills, and the uao of them ha* perfected e euro. In my family th.-y hare brru ov-d licnuently with eminent sue ceM. Among my ecnuelntencee many rase* origi nating troiu disesied liver, have beeu relieved nnd curcaby them. I regard them an Invaluable med icine, und take plcueurs in furwardiug tbia volants- I v tribute." ' A W. I). T».vl»r, Eaq., Pateribnrg, Va., (Jae. 19 )g£Uj a*yt: ' In lbs Spring of IflTut, I was attack ed with Dyapepala to such *n extent that all my food of every description disagreed with tuc. I wet swollen so I hart to looem my clothe*, and night after night I c«*nld gel no *!aep. I tried oue or two physicians, sort took a good deal of madi- cine, but lonnd no relief. I pun-baaed onn box of the Southern Uepatlo Pills, end tbe fir»t dose I took I felt lellr’rd, nnd cnnlinned until I took tbe whole box. I am now entirely well, und eat boor lily, *nd tidvev have been attaoked alnoe. I c%n safely recommend them Pllle to tbe Dyspeptic end the community el Urge." If you ere threatened with Pneumonia, read the following bom Caul. W. P. Davie, of Petersburg, Ye.: " Sympathy lor the differing prompts me to certify that my servant man was suffering in tbe last since nt Pneumonia, throwing up matter and blood in greut quantities hie caw wai considered entirely hopeless, so much so. that there wu* nn medical prescriptions used for his recovery ; I re garded him ns go.vd as dead lleiring of the great outw made by lhaSouthern Hepatic Pills, I thought th.a I would try an experiment nn him; without any hope of success, however, / gave Um Pllle in lui’ge doses ; iu a »hurt time, to my great eurti'ise, there wea a change for the better) I i-onlintied giv ing ilium to him, until lie became it perfectly sound men. He is now attending In hi* work with ns much Qlrenglh end vigor ua he ever dal. With bn case, and what I have seen and hoard of the good eibaia of these Pills, I do m at earnestly recom mend liicm aa ilia beet family mudiolae 1 nave ever Keen or ufrd." They cun be sent to any point ia the United M<ates by Mail or Express. Orders should be uddfes-cd In (.. W. DKEMR, No. 98, South Calhoun Street, Baltimore, Md., where they will be promptly attended to. For sale in CutbUert bv jairtf ly T. H. POWELL, Trnalee. W. J. WAI,sir Wholesale and Retail Dealer la Drugs. Medicines & Chemicals, PA TENT MEDICINES, I» II FUMItY. FANCY GOODS HB0I6AI. t.vantCMKST*, TM'WKK, I’alnte, Oil* amt Vi.rnl.hc-, DYt STUFFS, GARDE* SEEDS, etc., FINK WIN I* AND LIQUOlt-S, S. Ii. Cor. Rrougblou &. Ilnrnard Hta., Snvnmiali, t t Georgia. SAVANNAH CARDS. W. M. DAVIDSON, Wholcsttlo Dottier iu FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Wines and Liquors, 150 Bay Slruqfr Savannah, Ua. (Kalabltshid In 1841.) n AS conat'intly on lixad a large assortment of French Hrandieit, liallaul (Jin, St. Urujx aud ■litnmlca Rum, W3. m ■ ■ Scotch and lr ,-ty IV hLskry, Port nnd Sherry Wlno, (ibe latter direct Imnorto Mon trmn Spaitt.) All (he above Liquor* aft yuarttn teed to l* genuine a* imported. Alao oa Und, JOB* QUMM'I M»$ 4 00 ’8 Cclfbratdi Whitkie*, of all grade*. Sole iigmii for Georgia and Florid* for Money Huati n i Oo.'* cefebivied Phlladelpblu Draught Ale. iu barrel* aud hair barrels. rfff A. M. SLOAN & CO,, COTTON FACTORS General Commission Merchants puamiOK A Gussisaiuu's nsxae, UAY STREET, SAVANNAH, (tjpaau, Bagging and Hope or Iron Ties, advanced n crops. Liberal 0.*a advances made oa ccnsigi moats for rale in Savannah, or on ■bipiuenta to re liable ourri spondent* In Liveipool, New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. ■uglB-fimta *• a. scitwaa*. t»A*e a. Bluer SOHWARZ & BRADY, Wholetah and Retail Dealer* in CARPETS, Floor Oil Cloths. Mattings, SHADE I.INliNS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, C0RXI0K8, CURTAINS, CORDS, TASSELS. 110 Broughton Street, Wylly't Building, (South Side, Between Hull end Whitaker SI*.) SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. nr Poat Office flux 494. ang! M y« H. H. LINVILLE, WITH S. W. GLEASON, Iron and Brass Foundry and Ma chine Works, Manufacturer wul dealer in S UGAR MILLS, SUGAR PANS, Gin Gear, Cotton Screws, Shafting, Pulley*, Portub'i- and Hlationarv Stasa Lngmee, Corn Mill* aud Ma chinery uf all kinde. St. Julian Street, West of tbe Merkel, SAVANNAH, OA. \W~ Order* reaproUnlly nheited. eugl Otf it. xavcnt'M. a. l. HAUrntna*. KETCHUM & HARTBIDGE. JiANIUiHS AND COMMISBION MKR0HANTH, EXCHANGE BUILDING, SAVANNAH, t : ; GEORtilA RxrxxxNcirMnwra Taylor, Preiidenl Clip Hank, N. Y.| P. (J. Gnlboan, Preaident Fuui th Na- tlonni llatik, N. V.; Julia J. Cisco A Hon, Hanker*. 16, Y,; M-.rrlaKet.-hum, Hanker, S. Y. j J. N. Notri*, f.«*hier Kirnt National Bank, Baltimore; M. McMicliaal, Cashier First National Hank, Phila delphia. auglU ly N. D — Country order* promptly at tend! d to. tnor'25-Oni White Lead, I’utly; Varnii«liea, Spiccff, Soda, Cattle Fowaeri, Blue Stone, Lampblack, Pycstuffn, Sntifl', Tnilet Soaps, Brtuhes, Combs, I’erfumo- ry, Hair Oils, Cologne, Hair Restorer*, Lilly White, and a Thousand and One Other Articles I Can be marll-ly Physician's Prescriptions, Carefully Compounded at the Drug Store of ovii-ty j. j. McDonald. A. S- HARTRIDGEj General Commission Morchant AND FAGTOIt, (MA Hay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. nM ku*me*«, he will per the same tie id attention to tba sale nf Colton and other Produce, end to tbe pure baa* of Huopliee, es In former year*. Hf -He will pot neve any interetl iu the par chase of Colton. Liberal advance* made on CoMignmcata. nuglWly* 4. J. MILLER. 0. P. MILLER. A. J. MILLER & CO., Furniture Dealers, 131 Broughton St.) SAVANNAH, : : : GKOttGIA. W ALNUT Bedroom Sefe, Imitation French Het*, Parlor Seta, Bureau*, Waah Stands, Bedstead*, Chair* of ail gradaa, Children’s Cirri- age*. He. t-4T -fobbing and Repairing neatly done end with dispatch. Maltraa* making, Faelbn*. Up- bolstering, etc. eugl 9 6m* CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM, Wholesale and Retail C3r r ocer s, And dealer* ia m Fine Wines, Liquors, Segars, Etc., Corner Drayton and Bay Sheet*, SAVANNAH. OA. fST All O md* Warranted. Orders from the oonntry preo.'Hy attended fa. eogl9<iy m For the CutbUert Apponl. To out' Absent Etlitoi'. I'fitn rilling 'in-ulli n slimly Ux*o, Writing, donr l-MItor, to thee, PotitU-rir.g u( your mnillng fuct>, Your kindly inunner, courtuoue grace, While o'er my hend n little bird Trilling iu merry t»oitg i* beard. And there'* some body with me loo, (.lad because I writing to yon, For sotno body'll lotirn'd with me to feel A welcome for the dear Ai-i'Kai. Hut, air, you are gnty* ; now while tbero Who'll IIU tin* udiloriul elmlr 1 We Hint b regret you are aivny— Yet all mnnt bttniiteiw calls Obey, For .snob alone would yon vaonto K'en for a time thlschwlr ol Mntn, O hnclnesn, and yu hiisincs* men., ' What work nnd toil fa youtv, but tliuu« Tto n swni'l rowan] ye loop ut hut When work and toil ull are puri, With comfort’* portion In litis life Ye N*a*e at length from btislncw strife, And If religion be in band A hbmo ye’ll find in tlio bettor land, Now, look (VIeiid*, iv heiTWoe'er you can, Vgu’U nerer Mud a bu*icr man, No one who'll uloro religion feel Titan the l-M'tor of th' f>e*f Arruv. May fbt tune on hi* efforts smllu And her toward* hi* cares begui'e ; Yes, muy *bo all of them bestow, For none wu know, dwtervea Ibeut more j Yet, sir, n warning would we give— ir to enjoy them you would live, Awake nt night yon should not be, Till the 'clock *trlkc* one, two or three ; For If you do, you'll find ere long That you are weak Instead ofntroug. Your pardou if too free wo make— Hetuemlier, *lr, yotti life's nt ntnke, Farewnll, bo quick In your return, Respectfully, yours, Yin ta Dk Vbrn. Stimulant, Oooigo 1). Prentice Inin been n orn- Blnnt drinker lor forty year*. For ten yearn lie hnu Itwn n drinker of the lig num vitau order. Hero is a temperature lecture l*y him, worth a scora, nl leant, of tliu Good Tomplur exhortutiona and minroprcHent.ntion : "There in n time when tho pulao lien fow In (he bonom and beat* low in the vein* ; when tho spirit sleeps tho sleep which, upparenlly, known no wuking ; sleeps In its Imtiso of clay, and the win down arc nlint, the doorn hung with the inviniblo ernpo of inelaneltuly ; when we wish tho golden sunshine pitchy dark ness, nnd wiblt to (gnoy ololida when- no clouda be. 'J’bis in a slate of sick ness when physic may bo thrown to tho dogs, for wo want none of it. What shall rnlflo lira spirit ? What shall muko the head bent music ugain, aud -the pulses, through all the myriad thronged balls in tho houso of life ? What ahull make the sun kiss the eastern lulls ugain lor uh, with ull his old stwukoning glad ness, nnd tho night overflow with moon light, love um) gladness ? hove itself is tho greatest stimulant, the most intoxi- cntlrtg of nil, nnd Performs ull these miracles, and is a mmielo itself, and is not nt tbo drugstore, whatever they say. Tho counterfeit is in the market, but the wingod god is not a money changer, we ussure you. "Men have tried many things, but still they usk for stimulant. "Men try to bury the flouting dead of their own souls in tho win© cup, lint the copses rUe. Wo see their faces in tho bubbles. Tho intoxication of drink sets tlio world whirling again, nnd tho pul' see to playing rtfUnie, uml the thoughts galloping, but tho first clock runs down sooner, aifd an unnutorni stimulant on ly loaves tho house" it filled with the wildest revelry, more silent, more sad, morn de$ertoa. "There iBonly one stimulant that nev er intoxicatos— duty. Duty puls aeloar skylark—happiness—always goca sing- mg." TffKCifA'trtoN Farmer —John T. Al exander, tho great farmer of Morgan cotffity, Illinois, is described a* n plain, homespun farmer—toll, good-looking free end enMy in manners, without tlio least portion! of stylo in words or acts. His farm now romprists about 80,000 acres, mostly under improvement. This is about one township and n half, about nino HtiltR square, ana all good land—•' Ife bflH* nriw ft,000 acres of growing florn, and from 1,800 to 2,000 acros of grass. Ho is now feeding about 10,000 head of entth-, and buys and shins East from Chicago from 1,000, to 2,000 h$nd sneb week. Ho has risen to this great prominence by his own talent, energy and integrity; His hnsinoss each and every yriur amounts to millions of dol lars, and is entirely legitimate, Adding to his own wealth nnd the common wul- furo of tlio State.— Courier Journal. ter A young tnnn of limited intelli gence, who wits recovering from a lon^g it of sickness, being informed by his phj'slciiin tliut he "might venture now upon a little animal food," exclaimed : "No you don’t, Doctor; I’ve Buffered enough on your gruel and stuff, aud hang mo if I'll touch any of your Huy end Oats/' 6k, The invitations to the first wed ding in Atlantic City, Wyoming Terri tory, were sunt on playing carJe, the only articlo of that kind the country af forded, flk. Wouldn't you call this tlio culf of the leg ?' asked John, pointing to one of his nother limbs. 'No,' replied l’nt, I should say it won the leg of a calf.’ Tho Broken Vows. “But let Ibo.Hurltl Bey wlmt it will, Tho' norma- nmy awhile Intriuln, For wMom'll voice I* faithful atilt, Still to be blc*t,—fa to be good.’’ ‘Ho will not como to night,’ said Em ma, as nIio looked out of her chamber on tho still und depopulated stroots and saw the durk rain clouds gathering In the sky; ‘ho will not come tonight—it is past his hour—ho did not use to bo so careful about tho wcutlior—-but I will not Ipdulgo in disquietude—ho has promised—’ The word died upon her lip*; she recollected coldness—the tone of uiubiquity with which that promise had been repeated when Thoydore last visited her; and in n confused and om- barrnssod mariner, though with much parade of disappointment, assured her Ilittl it would be impossible fur him to conform to bis engagement, and marry her at tho time appointed. She reracm- bored bow her heart sank within her at the momont, and the strnngo, mysteri ous presentiment that crossed her mind. Tliut then, fur the'first time, she thought how bitter n tiling must bo disappoint ed lovo. for tlio first time she felt tho fprep of tho remark, which sho bad often l.oard, ‘'Man'* vow* arc brittle things," Stil) tho naturul btlnyancy of her spirits forbade Iter to despond. True, lie had not fixed the more distant peri od, he had loft the final hour -indefinite, but she had his promisor sho had his oath; she would nut belieVe him un faithful ; sho could not bcliove him perjured. At Inst niter an absouco of n week, which seemed to her a year, he visited tho liuuso again j ho unco more mingled with the smiling circle, ho seemed tlio same ho had imvnyB been, und sho was happy. Hut ho retired be fore the family ; this ooat her a night's rest, it W’uh not his usuul manner, nnd sho wondered why, at this particular lime, lie should have so much more bus iness than tisutlk Still, sho endeavor ed to put the most favorable construc tion upon everything, situ strove to uu quit lmn in her own lieurt. Hut luvo bus eagle eyes, nnd from their vigilunce, duplicity must bo couw. led with conaumitinto ort, if nho would avoid dutectiou. Emma was caressed by a largo number of acquaintances, and Theodore was also a favorite, iu parties they frequently came tugothor, and there, when tho spirits nrc up, and nil reset Vo thrown off, tho heart unmasks itself. There Theodore often forgot bis caution, and not only abated bis usual displayed’ partiality lor Emma, bat lav. isljed liis fondness on nuothur. The generous girl forgave him, uml forgive ness became a crime against, her own heart. Bbe resolved.to loudn morose tduded life, uud in prosecuting her jo Bulvo, she found amnio evidence of wlmt she most feared. Ilis visits grow leas and less - froquont, until at Ungth, they were discontinued altogether. Womau-like iu tho deepest of her sor rows, she retired, us it were, within her self, uud, secure in tlio confidence that nut oven her denreet friend or relatives know anything ol her disappointment, sho nursud her grief iu secret, und pul on u sinilu ss sweet, if nut us gay l*e- fora the world, Hut heroically as she played this now und deceptive part, her feelings gradually obtain, d the victory over Iter frnme ; she pitted und pined away, day by day ; the paleness of de parted huulih blanched her check, as sho roved iu tho Stillness of the evening among the tombs of her fathers, in tho church-vard, liko a thin ahadduw of tlio past. None know her grief but be wbo know Lite cause, und lie shuddered nt tho ruin he bud niudc. Her friends perceived with concoru tbo rapid decay of her health, and as her fumily bad some relatives in Her- randa, they rcrolved to send bor there. The voyage had a salutary effect; tho chungo of scenes, and the kindness sho experienced in her abode,dispelled much of that cheerless gloom that pressed up on her heart, and added life to her in- animate framo. Tho glow of health gradually returned, and site shone in the uialui ity of her beauty, u slur of no common lustra in the fashionable world of that delightful island. A year bad nut elapsed boforo the hand of the weal thiest merchant on the island wa* of fered her. He was all tbe young maid en heart admires—generous, uoble.aml virtuous, and of years suited to bor own. Sho accepted, mid became a happy wife. Having lyft Philadelphia with the in tention of returning, she now waited anxiously for tho opportunity, but a va riety of onuses provoutod it, year after year. A beautiful fumily of boys and girls grow up around her. Her bus- bund was deeply engaged in an exton- tensive and luerntivo business, and twelve passed by beforu she was able to accomplish bor wishes, iu ull of which time she had never made an inquiry about or anco heard of hot- former lover. Now, Mr. Lefcre retired from business, uud proposed accompanying her, with tbe family, to America. They arrived ut Philadelphia in sufoty, and walked up Wulnut struct to tho family mansion. It remained unaltered. Her father und mother, tho old servants, her former friondi who remained, all Welcomed her to her ancient home. The shrubs she bud planted ia the vnrd had groWD up beautiful trees. Her name remained where she had engraven it, on the sash of her chamber twelve, years before.— fthe sat down by it, called back the re- £I)C Afi-utljbcvt Stpwqjt,. RATER OF ADVERT HURL t DI Ono dollar per iqtiure often liqr* for th* first In sertion, niul Heruntj-llTe Cent* per square for web Niibicqncnt insertion, not exceeding three. One*qii»re litre# month* 8 00 One square one year 90 00 Fourth of a column els month* 80 00 lUlfeolninnalx months 70 00 One column *tx month*..... .too oo Yet these wore tenni of mingled jpy nml n>ir..u\ . Mr. Lefcre took £ fino cslnblbhraonf in Chestnut street, nml lived In splen did stylo. 15inmn used tt> rido ont dal ly in nn elegant enrriago with her in fant family ; and, as hnd long been bor practice, she carefully sought out such objects of distress ns slio duomed It would bo chnritablo to relieve. One day, ns sho was riding in tho subnibs of tho city, sho saw a poor, Imll-clud man lying on tlio ground, nnd a tailor ed child crying by bis aide. Bhe di rected tho coachman to slop, nml cull ing tho man inquired why ho digroftapJ- ed| the child, nnd whoso it wns. 'Ttls mine,’ said lie, '.I came out hoping to.got a pluoo for it in yonder hbuso, nnd could not • it Is almost starved nnd I have not the menus to procure food tor myself or it.’ .She gnvo him a small sum, and directed him to onll nt her house tho noxt day. Ho recoivod it with tonrs and promised compliance. At tlio hour appointed, the poor man with bis helpless child waited in tlio kitchen for tlio call of bia benefactress, Mrs. Lcturo sent for them into tho breakfast room, ns booh ns tho family dispersed,, uml desired to know by what mouns ho bad brought himself to pover ty nnd want. Tho nun spoke ont honestly. In temperance, ho Haiti, wns the grout cause, but bis trouble*.hud driven him to tliut. 'I once suw better days,’ said lie. 'I was a partner in n mercantile business— I mnrriod- I was deceived. Tho mother of tbis poor oltild, after in volving mo in ruinous debts, oloped with n libertine, wlione addresses situ bad long rereived. I drowned my Burrows and sank my ebaracur in habits of vies and intoxioutiou. 1 have been twice imprisoned for oiimc—I nm destitute of friends nnd employment. ‘And what is your nnmo ?' inquired Emma. 'Theodore W — -—V ho replied, af^ ter a moment’ll hesitation. Tho kind Indy turned pule, and trem bled ; she recognized iu him the . once faith loss Theodore. _ At lust, then,’ said she, affecting to bo culm, 'You liuvu learned tp keep your promises—you have culled at tbo time appointed—I will provide for your self and child.’ 'Ah, said lie,'you know qia. When you asked mo my nnpu’. I dared* not lull you an untruth ; but j.lipped it bpd been for over blotted Horn your momn- y. I watched your, prosperity^,nnd cursed my own folly, until 1 hud ex- haunted nil my powers. Hut broken vowp enmo buck tq their author In (lie end, nqd tqiuc have ruined mo forever.’ JIo covered Ins face uml wept. She loft him, and having consulted MK Lo- furo, procured him n situation In an hon est occupation, nml placed tli6 child ut school. ' Thus wjpj tho npixim verified, 'All is for tbe best Iu the innocent and virtu- ous/ nnd Uiuh It is that vIco works out its own reward nt Iasi. Death.—'Wo have riever read any thing inoro beautiful than the following from the pen of GeOrgo D. Prentice : "There iH but n breath of air and a beat of tho heart betwixt this world and tbo nujt. And.in tbo brief interval of painful und awful suspense, rililo we feel that death ta present with us, that wc nro powerless, nnd nil power ful, uud the fuiut pulsation hero Is jmt the prelude of endless life hcrcuftcr, we foci in tho midst of the stunuiag calami ty about to befall us, (ho earth lias no compeuButiug good to mitigate tho se verity of oar loss. Hut tbero is no grief without some beneficent provision to softofl its intcnscucss. When the good and lovely die, tho memory of their good deeds, liko the moonbeams on the stor my sen, lights up our darkened hearts and lends to n surrounding gloom, a beauty bo Bad, so sweet, that wo would not if wo could dispel the darknufiia Ijiat environs it. Science has boon rod need to a fino point. At tlio general suasion of the American Association for tlio ad vancement of Beiuneo, at Hulutn, tele graph wires, which bud boefl put in contieclion with somo of tho patients at tbo City Hospital iu Huston, wore so tnanipiiintrd as to transmit the liuctua tfbift of thoir pulsea, which were faiths fully indicated by tlio click of tbo in struments in tlio bull, mid Ly tbo aid of a magnesium light tlio exact motion of the blood was Depleted by a little • cir cle of light cast upon u darkened wall. After thie, it was demonstrated to the ear Gy the ringing of two little tele graphic bulls, showing tbo two d'fferont. sounds of the boating heart WoHKiNd (Jiiicap.—"What does Satan pay you for awearing V asked ono gen tleman of another. "He don’n pay mo anything," was tho reply. "Well, you work cheap; to lay asiuo the character of a gentleman; to inflict so much pain on your friends nnd civil people to suf ferand lastly, to risk losing your own, precious soul—and all for nothing,— You certainly .U» wont cheap—very cheap, indeed.’’ Success in Life is very apt to. make us forget the time when.wo wasn’t much. It Is just so with a frog on a jump, ho can't remember when no was a tadpolo—but other folke*oao. MA. While u mother wan bjrooding; over her poverty, her little sofr'anid : “Mamma, I think God hefars when wo collection of limes paaeod by, and wopt, J scrape the hottotri of.tbe barrel !’

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Cuthbert appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 1866-1884, September 09, 1869, Image 1