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Rev. J. T.WARD, Assistant Editor.

PRICE ONE CENT.
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WAYwARD FORTUNE. in one Of the
markets IN this city says the New York
Sun, may be seen middle aged woman.
whose history is full Of interest. She is
young daughter of titled English
Alistocrat. She was Brought Up III luz
ury and ease, and fell In love with her
fathers groomsman, was turned out of
house and home, and obliged to fly from
her country to avoid her fathers vefige-
ance' She passed through many trials that
rend the heart, in her career from wealth
to poverty. She is now selling fruit in
a New York market. For obvious, we
do not 60 into detail. Astrange reason com-
munlty is English customs. Verify "truth
is stranger than fiction.''