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CROWN WINDOW GLAss.-Th,

THROWN WINDOW GLASS.-The
~ subscribers have recently erected Crown
Glass Factoro at BEDFORD, Clinton county, New.
York. They have spared no pains to make il
one of the best establishments in the United
States. Having procured skilfnl workmen, are
now making CROWN WINDOW GLASS
of a superior quality, from" White Flint Sand"
obtained near the factory. This glass combines
all the requisites which distinguish perfect ar
ticle, and is particularly remarkable for its
strength of enamel, beauty and evenness of sur
face, transparency, Eghtness of color, and un-
common brilliancy, resembling the finest des-
cription of Plate Glass.
II is the only Groom Glass made from Flint
Sand' in this country, and is capable of stand
ing every change of climate--nor will it lose
any gifts lustre by age-being all made of double
thickness, will be found on comparison cheaper
and stronger than Foreign or Cylinder Glass.
Orders addressed to them either at Troy or
Bedford, will be executed with care and prompt
attention.
COOK, LANE e. CORNING.
Troy, August /, 1886.
IL The undersigned having been appointed
agents for the sale of the above Glass in this Ter
ritory, would inform the public that they are
ready to execute orders for any amount, and for
all sizes, from IL by 10 to 90 by II. They would
respectfully request an examination ofthe article
by all wishing to.purchase.
CHAPLIN g. OWEN.
Detroit, June 20, 1886. 1yl
II EGENDS OF A LOG CABIN, by
L. western man, being a collection of stories,
collected on tour through Michigan.
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CANISTER IL KEG POWDER
~ A superior article, for sale by
~ w. Il. HOUSE e. CO.,
No, Z, Water stree.
June %.
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- HOES.-Calf, Kip, and thick Brogans and
- Shoes; also, Lidics' Boots and Shoes Of va
rous qualities for sale by
juno 30, 1886. JOHN 8. BARRY.
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TT INA AND CONSTANTINE
IL STAGE LINE, will commence running
regularly for the season, leaving LIMA on FRI
day the 18th inst and CONSTANTINE ON
Saturday the 10th inst, via WHITE PIGEON.
The regular days of running will be, leaving Lima
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; and
Constantine on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays, at o'clock, A. NJ. each day.
Also, from LIMA to SHERMAN, and run
ming in connection with the Chicago Stage
Line.
For seats apply to the Stage Offices at Lii
ma or Constantine.
WILLIAM M. CAREY, Proprietor.
Lima, July l3, 1896. Off
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wv II. HOUSE IL CO., have on
" . hand READY MADE CLOTHING,
which is offered low, for Cash approved credit,
ut their Store, No. z, Water street.
June 90
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LUST RECEIVED, large assortment
s of nails, which will be sold on the usual
terms. w. r. HOUSE d Co.
Constantine. July Is, 1896.
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COOK, LANE g. CORNING

I EGENDS OF A LOG CABIN, by
IL western man, being a collection of stories,
collected on a tour through Michigan.
SNOW g. FISK.
Detroit June 90, 1886.
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OLIVER NEWBERRY, Detroit.
BARKER e. HOLT, Buffalo.
NEWBERRY a. DOLE, Chicago.
Buffalo, June 90, 1886. 1yl
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EDLOUGHS.--W. Il. HOUSE, & CO., have
- made arrangements, TO have FIVE HUN
DRIED Poughs Wooded and Ironed for this
market, the present season. They will keep
them constantly on hand and for sale. Farmers
and others wishing to purchase are requested to
call at their Store, MOI Water street, Constan-
tine, and examine for themselves.
June 80, 1886. Itf
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CONSTANTINE BOOKSTORES.
M UNGER AND
NH COWDERY

would respectfully inform
the citize ms of Constan-
tine and its vicinity, that
theV have inst received
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nj Office is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the State Legisll ture of
Michigan, at its next session, for Bank at Con-
stantine, st. Joseph Co., to be styled CONNER
capital of tpo hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. Constantine, June 80, 1886.
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JUsT RECEIVED and

w. Il. HOUSE & CO.,
No. Z, Water street.
Constantine, June 80, 1886.
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nRY GO0DS.---A general assortment
- ofDRY GOODS, consisting of BROAD
CLOTHS, SATTTNETTS, READY MADE
CLOTHING, and other articles usually kept in
a country store.
JOHN s. BARRY.
Constantine, Mich. goth June, 1886. ltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-06


.--.,;nj;,r Win which this Address is drawn up
' L. wssr Of Mr. Adams Administrator Wl.c. 'e 90
Dawn al l,,irteen millions Of collars Inc pay 1900
The liuu:da,iu Of the lua!'c J'os' h"re t;;,,;,
n,,a =, ;h- year orlieucca! la.ks': Administrator
h;,s ~; ~.ts I;.:; at oTlT r:t''rsS lhe pay "'' VII
che pnhlic Drh; are sf}9Hh. lhe p'l"ssnI, I".'"s
General Ja,. s:,. -.tta: n's2'S. "h. "e'e lue"
81, ,, =, ,rr,ry AGaurs IL lite convention oio not
ta. 'I l, H.. :rua!c they should have excluded
b ts on lie Public Debt as %as done IN the case
~ Nr Adams; usd tiry should Also have excluded TIE
SIMS required I,r the paynsnis cl Revolutionary ZEN
,ors M cr.c:a of Indians, Nc. If this IS done tkey
~w fud that the expenditures are not augmen'e', US
they set toth in their :a:'resa
But procccd 10 tia part OF their Address where t!ey
vaicr ino an examination OF the merits OF the several
candidates will this time only notice their 'bje1-
iios to XIII Van Buren, communication having oeeh
extended 10 lnLch greater !en5t! e:a1 rae al It's
commencement expected. fhe FIRST !hing they OBJECT
60 s the grc"nd he occupies on The Abolition qucso
This x, in my amhia opinion, rather snguiaT otjrc-
!on al! The circumstances cons cred. II WILDE reca!-
lec.cd that the last session {" the Legislature he
Delegates from Augusta, gore OF whom was ine'noer
of the Conrcni;on,) voted against resolution, denying
Congress the right ?h's slavery in the District
= Of Columbia, and ii - nothing n0:e thar TAR 10 er'
from this vote that ther both aat.e power OF Coz
gress abolish it in tt District. OF the THIRTEEN who
voted against that resolution were members OF
N.he Wing ranks. Is it not strange, tfca-rasSrg
strange that this party, and OF the ve:y n:en VINO
gave that vote, shoG'S take exceptions TO H'7: 'sn
Buren's Letter 70 the Norts. C+roE Committee: AN
,ha, part Of the Address (which they speak o. herec.
tnry succession, is absolutely unworthy OF holce' io
the Convention knew perfectly we'll that no' ''o's"
being believed such thing. g..
They charge him with Trimming lTs" u 90"
the povce. bre7zc; yet they do not pretend 10 Po'
out single instance in which lie has titus ac"a - "
~ general and nudefnea charges OF political incoiI'
CO., aud disingenuousness, that:hey expect 20 ";
Ii is by such conduct that thcy expect TO Quinn nm. "
,he estimation of the ,coTs Of Virginia i! So ui'y
ere .rost grossly IN ie voter OF lie Va" ~
.ninon are disposed to examine loh c"u7seo. tn'SI
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EAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA CCAIPANY.-Thc next
meeting OF the Psden. and Directors of the James River and
Kanawha Company will be held Lynchburs Wednesday, the
23;h instant [35-w3wl September i.
E HARDWARE, GUNS AND CUTLERY.-1he Subscribers lave
Just ired direct from England by the Gtuce Hunk
so pocket and table Cutlery Anvis and Vices &C. Also full
'' VAN LEW 4 SMITH
SePt2 3-3.if
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There we.e or, two SIX sick in each Ct the c:s vs.
ted In one instance the father and mother were no
dead leaving FIVE children, all sick, tne olst ah
teen and these poor creatures were ooiiSeu " e'f
nilnr AS we'll as they cnuid'
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DIVER ANECDoTE.

Mr. =, tailor, who has beeu adrer.
s ng ior lew weeks III tn. Transcript, call
d AZ our Office day or ,wo since, exhibit.
NJ the appearance aud motions OF man
VINO !. ~"rn oui with hard labor, and has no,
o"rn ii, bed for fortnight! Throwing linn.
sell n 4 char, itc exclaimed, with an ex-
rrcssirc shake oi the head, and dcploTins
,rolinn OF Tire hands, This will never do q,
ail-ncvar! cau'i stand THIS any way" *
Cant z,and wha, ~ said wr, beginning 10
bc alarmed.
Why, ,ha. advertisement, Of mine 10 the
Transcnpt. /, heels ali ! ever heard ii"
'.N Nhy--wia,! !---hoa lis these
any thing pat out Of piae. any mistake T.
:. No there's 40 n,is.a AXE ab,ui that Can
assure you. I've had 50 much work 10 Gu
ever slice IL was inserted, that don't know
wi,ici,,way 10 turn tirs,. The measure aud
the shnres are in my hands night aud day
and im fairly worn oui ~i.h hard wurs.-
They come 10 nr ifo;n ers;t,} par. u the cIy
-edi'ors, mcrehanls. lawyers. Judges. alder.
mcn-i never can stand il i'm sure. Aou
anus, take out .,,a, sd,ert,sePsnt."
Certainly, IL you drsiresN
!" You'll do l,t favor. assure yon. Il
is a1,c thing 10 have p!ensy oil business
bu, 100 much of good ,hmg-y"u uuder-
aand ue. Should my business siacken aaay
aazIn. hail know whore TO eusne. But
NUS u. say hct.-su,d by-all.r I've had q
breathing spcli-l'li Call ag.iu
Mr. i'.Scpar,ed 10 resume he measure and
.Le .l,.,res; aud il nny tailor. .s oiher inc.
c:anici Is dr.irous Of adding 10 h.s business.
a.,i is no, AFRAID OF being osssruu 'bercwI,I,,
irr Is bow scqu ,ln,ed with the mcans Of oh.
tainilg lis desi,es.--It. i. 7fmserps.
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i,"re from tl,a grave" II ought Of itscl
t. immortalizc the fellow; this, VIC know,
shat many p. rson has been immortalizcs
rhn never said anything half so clever
ing been tired Tor rcscuing fellow
creature from the grase,' our a,!miratios
Of his humanity was only cqualIcd by
our regr., that l,c should ever. by SD me-
ri,orious an act, have GO, "hinscif int"
trouble" Judge Of our confusion, when
IN answer 10 the nexl question. the 70 que.
with tte most consummate impudcnce
imas;uahle, admitted he had been .ricti
for STE aIing dead body. which. was what
he meant by "rescuing a fellow. creature
from the graye!"
Loadon Aonfaiy Aogazinc. !
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Vr....la Stale Lottery,
Glass no 6

For ,tsc bc..sfi 4 The Pc.crsturs Bcuevo-
!,'m Airc!.,n;c Ass,ci,,in., 10 ;,e drawn a,
Ale. ,udr.i. Va Sl,usday. March i2. 1885
SCHEME
80. 900: 1000; :..a0J: 10 Of 1909: 10
oi 800: 10 "f 100: io III 600; 10 81
5b 10 "f 40, 70 81 so % Ut $50 So
oi 200 ID i5u 6S uf iuO 3.iG5 al 80,
.iakt:s stn!y I'D dollars.
Certificate Il a package of 20 whole
rics-,s in this Magnificent Sc.cmc may
be- ha.i k"r Sls0-~harr. in pr"i,cf,"n.
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es:.C.i..ap.

THE EOiRJ OF ~; ,D,. OF THE
Cay CF NtW YORK. rc.pce,,nll,
at,scs- H. .l...,,'n. 'rcuar Ia ,hc ,!c:-
,s.p,s II the Unued >,a;e,, Who !,sdc
%.,i ,his CITY:
YOU are aware !hs, on the night uf tbs 10Th
OF D-cc,nber LIST. an uugfrr,drnc., cm,iia.
cr lil,n DESTROYED sn iniisr'am; poft.oa al
our CITY b-iwccn ". Il. aud Broad s,,rris.
ce,bracn The Stores ut n.any wealth, aui
cnie'pti.tug ..ctohan,..
les, an apprcbens'om should prevail TIN,
'i,is ln<s u,ay render our mc,chaa's II. ,hir 10
.urnis!i ihr usual a!,ioan, aud ,,.ic, -. n.cI.
chandize herc,o6,rc exi,iai,erl IA tins ,na:kcl.
the .:oard OF Trsdc h,,c nu1i, s.,,sia' va, IN
giving The assurance ,ha, ,hl Merchants
whose stores we're dos'rns'd. hnc r.rn."vrti
io others. aud rc prep trd iyu''' :'e,i, lml"r.
,a,t"ns 10 cun;In1p ,uc;f tusiucss wnh their
usual a,>ormcnts
I he lizard o' Trade therefore dcem il pr, .
per 10 s,sc thi, pnbl,c nssmlncc ,nA, nom
need postpone ,!Aen Usual iina o ,l,I:ins lro
city. confident Ia, iley wi!l Ead Tie mack
US vel! supii'd as usual. snd ,cs; '"rr>p II.
te,,. equally abe 70 suppl Aue.r dcrua",!,
Ey order oi tic BoaId
ilEUH &UtIl N, 10 =. Prcsidrn:
JoaS E'.v. accars'n@ ccte,,N.
Now YORK, jan !G. ic'o- III!
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INGENIOUS EQUlvoCATloN.


l7.h DrccG.hcr. person named Gxasas
|, wus crnss-esan.inei rcia,ipe 10 un isi"r.
nation he had laid nsains, publican,
fnr selling beer during The hpurs uf ii
vine service. The following Is part oi
the Dialogue which took place on the oc-
casion, between him ahsl the opposing
coutlsrI:-
Mr. Prcnlcrgas,.-You have been Of.
ten in this Court. believe!
Shecsing.-ies. many times tsivins q
glance towards the d"ek.)
AIR. rvndrTgaz,.-Ah, 600 you arc
Iuuking iowar.ls lhr bar.
s.r nns.-ics. was brough, up to
lhr bar.
Prcndcrsas!.-wha, 10 you mean By
that. frIlnw,
Shecrins.-why. I vas brought up 10
thc bar vixen was drinking in the d..
frnG,n,', hnusc.
Mr. Scecea.., Andrews. -Wl,a. ':.i you
mean whSn you said yuu were brought ap
,o l!.c lar!
Sheerins.-Mr. Prrudergas. made an
obscr, allan n5"ut-
Mr :Sr,eran, Andeews.-An.yo 200 meant
:" give ;.cii answer!
Sascsirs.-Nn. I lid rot. sir.
Mr. Sergeant Andrcu..-I'a.rc cnrc ho ~
vuu answer. ihrn, q. your answers may
affect your credit with ,hc Court.
MIR. Pren!r,sasl.--iia.c you ncrcr
stood within lha, bar poiu.ins 10 the
dock.
shccring.-Ns.er.
Mr. Preudcrgnst-Do you mean 10
swear you were never tried ~ this Court!
Shcrrine.--No.
Mr. pren,IcrsasI.--Then what did you
mcan by your hnsmcr answer!
Shcctins.--I never stood behind tl,ai
bar; il Was different one when wus
lisd.
Sir. Flower Indignantly asked how ke
dared cqnvoculc lhas with his oath!
Mr.. Prcndergas..--WhaI were you tried
io.'
Shccrins.--You ought TO know. fo'
YOU defended nc.
Mr. PrcnIcrgas:.--I insist on an an
smcr. can't hc your witness, and IL
could would not.
ShccJing. Iii was Tor rescaing fellow
CT. azure from the grave.
Mr.. Scrsc.n. Andrews.--Wus i! not fo'
a:rulins dead budy!
Shcrring.--fcs.
There i. clearly mistake in the desti
ny nf uhis person. who is said BY .h'
inexsrapcr rcPu,ts 10 DC q common inf'r
mer. Nature obviously y iu,cn.lcd him fo
a lawyer; and had not sotEe unloaart
affair" ,l.warlcd her purposes, he woul,
have been drought up to the bar" IN :
professional sense, instead Of {" tho DO
of pubic h. use %, q criminal court. 1t
+, that cusc he would uuqucsiionably have
raist-l him self 10 cminence. As it is
there is every probability lha. he vii
raise himself. or be raised by others, to
coriain kind ol clnlncnee, though one u
Il very diTcscn. description, before h.
gees ou. ol the world. The ingenuity q
the fellows cILivocntinn abou, 1.-The bar,
could only be .qual!ed by the cool efTron
scry with nl,,c.. hc rAtrieG the qucs,i n
of Mr. pIcndcrsas,. The equvoc stiol
about ;l.c nlI! and new bar was alsv guo..
Bu' '!cc'Jr'!Iy tho most ingenious oi 'h
three grand equiv oca,i"ns, ntd indeed i,
lar the NOS, ingenious we ever tnct Will!
we. tha, about "rcscuing iciIow.crco
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SScGSlS--s
or TEk
4'AHzsES Joy :sNAs4
vR1f: su,s-ri',.r. !arias rarrh >.,l "a
C.f1S;;S Js1'iss st.

bi,,f,I.r,, .ut.IG.x IA r,,,;,,,,. ,,s ,,uj,;,.,.
lion.
Tb re- has r. :. .c..,,. hoe, j, ,r,;.
of .,x r,n,h: j., -, t., -, tt,
wears -,as, Cu,.,rn ma. ..c, s;,I,,.n, !.
news,1,,er and i. al, ,c = vile .la1.cr
ON n. rs,,r,ctrr ~. her si.zrns. Ia su,,.
o,se i.s, INC, uill rn, .p,.ar, orc uo.-
a..ianlcr vi ws,ie', tho su,,sc,i.,-r will A.,
be guilt, ua,;i /. has conriu,ivc ,,.dcrrc
cf the fact.
II ,l,cre be any nI .uor o:.;ze,,-. either
IN H.. ,nwn - cis,~.i,t d VIII f..! an j..
,er,s, IN the co.,isu, &c 0, TIC J..r.>sL.
.u,, wf,o ar. 70, a,rca..y .',.,t,,,r,. Ihcy
,,,,e .r ,,,o,,.,;.,. a. ,o,i,..,;,. ia,
;.,,.,cs, hr ,.....,,,,,,, III ~,
r.,.;,,, .,,,; s.. 1S,S..,.., 80. ,.
,.-. H.. a.. 81, :. -, 49,,
,.....;.. >, - ,;. -, r.
- =. II,
- w 80 - !'-' - -" - 20 =,
60, 80. :. ,i,a ,,,.,,.., ~
rr-i,r Of Cam,!eu, ,u in,ir.cr tac,n !, aid
in ,hr orr,nancn, es,n,,.. ,h,a,.,, ,t II, 80.
p.,cr in l,,r t.,.Yu.
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hNECporE OF NAPOLEON.

Oac Gay, as The frs, consul went down
to review tho troops in the tourt ol the fu'i-
cr.cs, an even, occurred Of 10 singular n''
,nrc u. 20 draw attention ard excite interest
Amongst, the crowd assembled there was a lad
Of fifteen. dressed in an old hIack coat vcr,
much worn. but clean. end indscasing ,ha
,,s wearcr did not belong TO the !"wet classc.
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Remember lHGrch !!
:nlia ID.aAS ta MAas cl .a.s.

aI.SSU J ..;!e
a s,ns'c glance d, ;hc following Eve mag.
nficn. scncme. Is .uii;c,cn. ior Sylvester $
pc,rnu, ,",cc 'hr necessity al has,ening ,he.r
m.i,r-. Sylvester has again TO offer an a.
p logs l",l,c Gsn. Disappointed o' hi> Use Is
IN III las, :3D, 600 .clrum-,ha: Ill may
have smpl,' ,i,ne 10 bc supiI,rd III similar Le.
;c,,,s
Ea.m.a Mononsalia, 6. uill draw OIL the
l1.n Marrl'. AID v,rs,nia P,,ar~bary. .. The
26'h. Boh isr,eularl, rccmaa,rnpe.i a, ,h..
mos; ;iy"r bic f.r adyc iiururs, aud ior IS uhlcl,
c-t!y Application Is .n.,cIra.
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miaerabIc mania lur duelitng IS S0Freyo-7
l.nl smong US, uic following anecdaic
from Tic unpublished memoirs If = French
noblrn,.n. and 10 which several lifting Wit
neksrs can attest as fact. may not be
withoE, its value:
Two uobiemen. the marquis de vslazc
and The count dc Mcrci, were educated
undcr the same masters, and ressr,ied by
all who knew them. os patterns Of fricnd-s
ship. honor and sensiblii,v. Years sue
c. .edr,l years, and M quarrel had ever.
disgrnced their attachment, when one ua-.
fortunate evening, the two lrirads having
in.iuisrd freely in sumo fine Rutgundy.
repaired to 4 house sne engaged in game
Of backgammon. Fortune declared her.
self in ia.our OF the marquis; he won
every game, aud in the lhoushtlcss glcc
Of tbs momcn. laughed with exul,alinn at
HE unususl sood luck. Tie count lest his
len per, and once or twice up5raidrd the
marquis for enjoying the pain which hc
tad excited in the bosom ui bis trigad.-
| At last, upon . fortunate throw Of the
marquis. which ganmonrd his. antagonist.
the inf,r,atcd count threw ,le box aud
dice in The fac, 0f his brother scldict.--
The whole company in the rou.n were in
anna cement. aud every gentleman present
ai,st with impa.icnce for The momcni IL,
h.ch the marquis would sheath his sword
in .hc bosom af lhc now ropeh,ant count.
.Gcn,lcmcn.' cried the marquis. 81 am
Frcnrhma,. soldier and friend. 1
have received blow from Frenthman.
s,.ldier aud friend. I knew and ac-
knowledge tho laws Of honor. and l VIII
obey .hcm. Every man who secs ne.
wonders why ! am ,srdy in visiting with
vengeance, ihc author Of my disgrace.--
But gentlemen. the heart OF that man is
cn,wined with my own; our education was
The same, our principles are alike, and our
friendship dates from our earliest years
But, Frenchmcn, I will obey the laws OF
honor and Of France; will stab him TO
the heart" So saying. he threw his arms
aronnd his unhappy friend. and said. "My'
lacar dc Mcrci, forgive you. il you will
dcisn to Iursivc r,c, for the irritation |
have given 10 sensible mind, by tho le-
,i.y Of my own. Aud now. gentlemen" !"
added the marqais, ";hourh l have inter.
prclcd The laws Of honor my oEn way. IL
There remains ono Fscnchman in this
room who darcs TO tioub, my resolution
.!.o resen, crcp an improper emile n. &c
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|ofsocIet7. Ills countenance was interesting;
pale, trembling Violently. as his neighbors OBJ
served. and putting his hand frequently into
his bosom, he seemed impa,ientiy 10 wa:, the
arriraI OF the firs, consol When the drums
gave ihc signal, the enotion Of The lad be-
came so strong tha. lis chest vas seen to rise
from tie beating Of his heart TIE first con-
sui came doaa, and whlu he was about Tho
middle OF the ves,ibule. the youth pfecipi,a.
ted himself towards him, aud offered him
paper. There wete so many plo,s Al this pc
'Iod, so many attempts upon the life Of tho
FIRST consul, that twenty persons NOT belong
iug 10 his rriinue. Immediately seized lilo
boy, who. w,,h his hand raised, and casting
a supplicatlng I,ok al ,isr frs, consul, aili
cnniinped 10 Offer his peii,inn. IS Let The
young nun GO" said Napoienb; 81 viii
speak 10 him." and. adtareIng towards him
said, "who are y.,u my child 7" be youth
could moi answer bu. falling mon his knc. ..
presented Eis petition. Le fira consul read
It With au expression Of coantenancs which
struck alt who were near him. He then fixed
his eyes upon The lad who vas sill klec'ing.
mud said. with an expression az The deepest
sympathy. rise. my good boy. you n.ii
Knee; oaiy 10 God. Is your mother sill {
PARISH An almost inariiculate yes was tie
reply. "'Icii ner that she has pensiou Of
twelve hdndfcd francs. aud SIX months Of ay-
rears shall be paid IN her" ON hearing ih,.e
words tie poor 81 ) sll again On bus knee.
He raeed at the same time, hisetcs full Of
tears and his hands iousTds lie fira consul.
whose hand. hr endcasosed 10 take; bs, tho
ea,o,ion vas TOO strong. On learning the
favor conferred upnn hi. n,olhrr. his paleness.
which aas before extreme, had redeubled.--
He soon became purple. tie rc,ns Of h,s ii,re-
head s@eiled as Il tGey were go,rig 10 burse
his eyes cloe. d, aud hr fell scnscIcss al tie
feet of tie fifsi cot,sol; bur, Hsturc assisting
herself, au sbundant i.cnossh-.se cnsued, 5nd
Napoleon was covered with The pooi hrs
bia.d. :. a surgena," cried he, :. surgeon. q
Bui Il is said that py Is i,eref faial, md yct
haze sesi, the reverse BE thar as Hnisy. :
the you,h came 10 h,. sc,ists, aud Cussaipgs
INTO tears iorcihIy sc,zsd tie Lsad Of ,l,efilse
consul and kssed il with transport. e You
are God irr m5 lsm...' said nc, al viii
pray every .da, Eaf ,os." TIC tift consul
sm led. and pressing the boys hand continued
TO adsance towards hts horse, bur Leiore hc
H,nun,ed. recommended the youth Ia Junof
:.ud 10 ,he usr minister |; il.ra sirius him
S;es .api; si4 30 !ss ada;sIss a S sl9f u iha
l,r will speak TO the war miais,cr, and ,sc
shall see ~hat can bc done tor you. Yes.
Will s-rvrr erred tic ,outh, . also will
be a soldier. that one ray oI glory may fall
sp my brows." TIL. young nau was The
: of Monsieur Drlauncy, the so.cruot Of
The bax,,lle, who was tuassaered on the liti,.
Of July. ae9!"-Memoiry ef the oaeals, Of
Abrunies.