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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
The watering-Piacns.

Saratoga Sprays learn by the Saratoga Scnii-
mel tina, the days last week brought with them
large accession Of vsers TO the mineral fountains there
and that the public establishments would be soon filled
10 overlooking
We further learn by the same paper that new and
valuable mineral spring has recently been discovered
which surPasses all the other fountains at that place
Its location is lew rods north Of the celebrated High
Rock. 1t is called, The Walton Spring
Clarendon Springs.-Those springs obtaining adj
duona celebrity every year, aud though the weather
has been exceeding uniayorable this season. far,
are told TINT the company has than met the ex.
pecia'ions OF the keepers Of The public houses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

TIE rdgA Of TsTrOr.-where are We Do we
live under free government, or under a despot-
Ism '-Durbg Tie revolution 10 France people
walked through the streets Of Paris without dar-
Ing 10 speak 10 each other. They knew not who
we're frends 81 ioes--Who were spies and infor.
msn. or who were marked out TO- pros eripiiob.
SO ii Is IN this city al this time, vita those hold.
'ag oeise ,wiIh The exception 81 ieS saAs o0ncs
sho ihlrs, fof the blood Of all tie resi- The high
niSded honorable goaiiemsH helding ofiee here.
are no~ sfise 10 be SEGA speaking 10 any one who
srieiisins liberal opinions. or v 30 does not pro-
s.''s. he doctrines ihl, the hing esado nc wfons.
namely day psssef, that We 90 got meet these
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

A letter 10 a commercial house in New Orleans
dated Tsmpico, 9th June, communicates inlelli.
gence of The cdpituiaiOa Of he city Of Iampico to
Gen. Arista and the central troops, on the 4th Of
June. The federal cause was, for The present Of
an end. The following are extracts.
THE presence Of the American ship of war
Warren. ard her able commander, William A.
Spencer, esq has been of much importance to The
American citizens residing here, and to the CONNER.
cal people in general. BY the unceasing exertions
of commander Spencer, his frequent interviews
with Gen. Aris,a Of the government party and Gen.
Urea or The federal party, such conditions were
ob'sined by him from both, as to add much 10 The
security Of all Foreigners and their property.
commander Spencer made strong interest with
Gen. Afisia, at the time the cspiiulation was 20.
ing on, for passports FOR several Mexicans who were
much compounded IN he revolution, offering ms
ship as en- asylum for hem, which was secured by
him from the high character hs firm and honorable
department had created, and the respect ilh which
he IL viewed by Ger. AHsls. Too much Pre- 90
cannot be given to commander Spencer Tor bis firm
and generous department during biz stay of this
port meriiing Is he does. the warm thanks Of this
commercial community.
AT the request of the merchants Of Tampico.
commander Spencer kindly undertakes to proceed
10 New Orleans, 10 give the important Informal ION
q the cspiulauon II Ibis town, that The merchants
trading ;som The United States may be advised
thereof
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

The Jorce erha5a strY,g in deaM.-Tho friends
of dissipaed young man hi, mon the following
novel expedient in the hope of eneciing his refDr-
nation. Having couple of collins prepared for
The purpose, and placed in the family, ON his be-.
ing brought home one night in sensclcss cond
tion, they conveyed him thiihcr and slowed him
snugly away in one of them--a member of the
family taking possession of the other TO watch his
movements. After remaining for some time in
cased IN his prison house he aroused from his stu
Por, and gozed round in astonishment at his new
residence, exclaimed, Am dead y Certainly re-
pIied his sepulchra friend. How long have been
mere he asked. About three years was the an
s"er. And how long have YOU been here, he
again Inquired Seven years. responded his com E
panion. We'll, as you have been dead longer
han have, suppose you know the best place TO
get something 10 drink Sunday Morning Yi.ifor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Wing Stnte Convention.

The immence gathering OF the people at the late
Wing State Convention at Woodstock has spread terror
and dsmsy through the loco foco ks and the chief
numpeters are endcavoring 10 pacify and quiet the
nerves of " the party the subject, by misepresen-
taiion and the application of low and vulgar epites 10
the patriots and statesmen which helped to compose
this immense assemboge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
nrmnrox MAnKEr.. nnnhn, Inir. 1.

40 Market. TO hcef catlc. 10 rsirs Voiking even,
- cowssnd calves, 2ilo sheer, and ~ swine 10
rwtec have been before reported &s9 same unscld
Pnres- hrcf cattle -rees haze iuTtbsr dec hned ard
Nc again reduce quotations fttti qasi,ty 81 On
p Sccond qaay s. 30 s -. 1hrd quality g.
2Sasg5
Cows and calves Sales dali verv few effect.
ed. We notice the ielioNine $50 rs a.. and ~
SHEEP Lots 81 sheep aud larnbs takrn At 81
80 ! 90. so. Wethers 81 -, and as
ssipe.--rhe market appears 10 he omplo,cly suppi
ed snd prices very materially reduced Lots 90 ped
DIE, oi very tue shoas, taken o. Gets for snws
and : ! 2ets iof barfows. A lot also l2tag
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

IAn effort made at burlington, las: week TO burn
Sb another meeting House. a bundle Of eombesLbes,
says the Free Press. partially consumed By Ere vas
found among the shaEings a, the new church 4; the
Falls on Saturday morning person named JosePh
Roe, Frenehman, has been arrested and bouad over
ior trial, charged with Burning the Congregational
church recently IN Burlington
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Provision Market.
A BARGAIN.

I wish sell my farm in Iubbardtoh consisting Of
Il about 40 acres of land nearly 800 Of which - IN
der good improvement and OF the best sheen aud
grain farms IN Rutland county Also a water mower
with Saw and Grist mills, Carding Machines and clio
theirs works which will be sold without OF with .urh
quantity Of the timber land adjoining may suit tho
purchasertoget her with % ncrcs OF wheat growing,
and stock OF 400 good sheep, pairs OF oKen COWS
horses and farming utensils, &c. To any waninR III.
whole either halfa great bargain will b. given with
terms easy aud liberal. The stock val, be retained II
not wanted.
Also
small house and lot in Whiting, the late tuv.
etn stand of J. O Walker
ALSO house aud lot Of acre, pleasantly sitnstrd
on the Creek road south Of the brdgo In Middebury
with fine garden, convenient ouibudinys, water, dc
and terms liberal. Inquire Of
y Walker !usten Jennings, Ilubbardton.
b. Walker, Whiting.
Peter Starr, Esq Mddlcbuty, or the subscriber al
Troy, n. Y. NJ o. WALKER
July ], 1899 3 mo-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Farm For Sale.

TRHE Subscrter offers 10 sell bi. farm. situated
- south Of and the village of Fairhsyon con-
s'slng Of about 300 acres Of land, well edsyed sheep
culture, and the raising Of grain OF all kinds. Also his
dwelling house, and out Iiinss with
about l6 Of land IN the village, 300 Sheep fr,t
rate Cows, yoke Of Oxen, span Of Horse, aud vsre
iy OF farming utensils also offered with said prcmo
VIM c. KIrraEDG..
Firhavcn. March IS. 1880. I4tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Daniel Webster.

We believe we have heretofore mentioned that this
distinguished son OF New England was now on a tour
TO Europe After his arrival at London he addressed
oei communication TO the people of Massachusetts, in
which he whdraws his name altogether a candidate
for the Presidency We wonder if the loco foco editors
will cease their abuse Of him now
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
THE ADJOURNED CONVENTION

The Wings of the County of Rutland will
just bear in mind that our County Conven-
ton for the nomination of Senators, &c.
stands adjourned TO Friday next; then to
meet at the Court House in this place, at
2 o'clock, p. M. c. Let no town be de-
faulted.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
-tJ,uE INDIAN rURGATivE Pr

fJ'uE INDIAN PURGATIyE PILLS possess two
Il very remarkable properties One IL, day cannot
possbiy 10 injury or harm and the other u.s. sY
aicaBs safc 10 do g0od
THIS may appear strange 20 some but when we re-
feet, that liey disease upon NATURES OWN
PLAN viz Purifying the blood Of ell corrupt hufnors
Il will not appear wonderful that they are perfectly IN
nocen' and al the time all po.eriui IN the eafe
Of disease.
More than fire thousand persons in New England
have been cured OF Intermittent Hefniiien Nefvous
lnhammsiory and Pnird FeFeTs Measles, Rfysipelas
and Small foI lnflsmmstions Of the Bfsin, Of The
Throat, of the Stomach, of the Lungs Of lie Ls ~
the lntesiines, the Kidneys, and tlis Bladder khss
malism, e&sAcule and Chronic, Splitting and yomit-
cope, APog!eEy and Pafslysi.i DysgePsia and HJps~
ehopdrasfs Tsisnas; Epilepsy, Whooping Cossh1
Asthma and Palps,ion Of the Heart; loeiplsni Cse@
unption and Aisfanas. DfopsY OF the Head ~
Cheat the Abdomen aud the Limbs Sofeiss, senrvd
and Syphilis; Bfonchoesie and Cancer Gfsys AZ
strangnsry, Loss - Appetite COstVeness, Siek-hso
sche, fia,aleaey, Pains "a The slomseh, Pains ia
Bach and Side, and ofber Complaints 81 the kldnT
and Liver Ulcers add Sores of every descriptions ~
ieficks Weak Nerves aud Lswness Of Spirits, a.
as Lsueorrhoa. Mensfr,oa, 6opPfessiou, ssd
delicate femalr complaints, solsy ~ the use o.
dan fGfgahFe Pills aud direct references can ~
10 persons II the highest rcspeeisL.iiiy who hassI
restored 10 health and ussi9lnsss, by The sbossy4
be medicine, and ~ many ilsfgHfes sfsT Hsg h4&s
pSosos~o'd By hoy Boefofs IsevHAEls. shall
these faeis coming they. do FROM The y~oPiet
hsYe been bsbeGtied add proved ~ tho Ifinx
mony Of Thousands, have soae sfsst IA eoByiselM
Invalid. Who may perhaps have EsftFsd fof yssev
sonae paiofo d,sssss, l.st he 100, ~ Tie ace ~
dian rufgafiys Pills. may slso Is 6oes Gss4<
once more taste lbs ssesefs ef Ueelh IT,
aud ss Il asl he ssy j. ma lar eislsei
res. ths oHly rufs and eestsAs i.ssi.sf
sa4e. 30 b. uniFFfsallg srkao1itef~
WHOLLY DRiyES bhuA 81
gy~ All eansHa1,esfis1s
aus be s59rss,sa 49,
q Hate, ":
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
The coolest une bat onel for 20 years.

correspondent Of she Boston Gazette has furnished
hat paper Wh statement q The svsrsse Temperature
ofths weather Tie noah Of June ior ~ yesrs foa
which spPssrs that lat JuDe the coolest, ssasP,
that Of The ysu 1895
THIS easuispon rasds in the r,sinay Of 5ostsa,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Lead A0ucslUct.

HRHE Subscriber CONTINUES the manu- fscturo Of
- LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, OF all sizes,
from hall inch 10 inch and half at his shop ia Rutland
Mill Village. Also Metallic Composition PUMtS au
excellent article known in point Of nesnets and utility
10 be equal TO any IN use.
All orders in his business will be promptly attended
TO- and PIPE ia any quantities furnished short motto,
WIN. W. WHITNEY.
Rutland. April 10, 1880. loon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
JARVIS DIVORCE CASE.

|NHE subscribers the sole gents for the sals Of
l. the Report Of the above, in the following Suites
viz Vermont, ~ Hampshire, Massachusetts,. II, Island
and Connecticut All orders for the will be pune.
tualiy attended To- The Books will probably DO ready
at the close Of THIS week.
FERRE & PARMELEE
Mlddletown, June Is. s7-29
For sale at the Rutland Book Store
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
Eorcigll.
Anl,aI OF Tho L,,rrrepl.

Laioa from Esg'asd.-By ihi. stean,st at New York
IN % dsys from Englsnd, briggs sd,ecs to The i3,b
! June
osf commercial city papers speak Of the news hy hs
aiIvsl as vefy favorable 10 trade aad commerce Cot.
ton was advancing AID tho impofa,ious lsrre lnpor
'a,ions Of gram were diani.hne and The dcmsnd Tor
specie bad abaled There no pressure in Euelind
as had seen APpehenaed no apprehension Of troob
10 IN TIC inoney market
Psrliamcn, In session. aad the min ority likely TO
hold their places.
The Liverpool papers speak Of The undninished tide
ot emigration 10 the u. States Most OF the shin. which
sail iof the states, carry large numbers Of eeerae.
passengers Some Of the cmigtants are from German
Mr. o Connell ard the Chatiists Nr. O'conneil
has published an address To the chatss OF Btming ham
demonstrating with them account OF The errors into
which they have fallen, and suggesting that tss the
period seems 20 when the rniion nj snd sober mart
81 TIE operatives ought TO separate from the men Of
lence aud blood, ciatiuu should be formed
add ircsh council nominated aud h, this sssocaton
should come forward the friends Of reacr law and
order and as the habngers Of peace OF union aud of
success lie proposes as the basis of the association
st Household Suffrage including ia all heads of fam.
ies, whether occupers of entire houses or only lodg
ersi all Ioutneymen an trades and al teachers Of liter
allure OF science ID The Ballot 20 Trirnpial Par.
Naments. 9TH. The abolition of the pron,rty ounli6ca.
tons 9th The electoral Districts Of as nearly as pos
sble equal proportions. With respect to the name Of
&c ' assoca,oh ne Is indifferent They may call it
/ Union Society or Club, or be the moro enlightened
name OF Precursor of Reform Association
Al was quiet on the Continent In France the dis.
armng Of the Polytechnic School, aud iae utter esnc.
ton with which that institution mcnaced have caus.
ed considerable sensation IN Paris. The removal of
hrc arms from the theatres aud the police regulations
directed TO be observed by gunsmths armourers and
pawn brokers, IN respect of fire arms are condemned
ana ridicned by the opposition press arbitrary and
unworthy Of grave and wise government
f1cm The ndmoniiion addressed 10 the students by
The Naosa Il may be inferred that resistance was an.
tcpated from them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
WHITE LEAD, con FISH pORK.

DoRK, by the bbl. or at retail. 100 bush Rye
Troy Flour, I. | Salt, Dbl. do. Sheep Tobacco -
5000 Flour Barrels for sale.
Powder 40 kegs various qualities at manufac-
turers prices, for sale by
HODGES 81 GILMORE
July z, 1889 29-3I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

The o.drfi toxin 10 tic United States. il is said
IS ~. Augus'ine, Fuuts, By more than forty years.
1t WAS founded forty yesfs before Virginia was
copniEed. Some IF The ho1ses are YET standing.
which IRE ssid to base been bolt more thea three
centuries sgo.-.9sgssfa CoiafauiioEaiisi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

Fatal Bray-Yesterday afternoon, an ARRAY took
place between Elias Correl formerly o: the steamboat
VIM Wallace, I b. Smith which terminated 10 The
latter person being MORALLY wounded. The following
advertisement, which appeared in the Bulletin of Wed.
nesday' SAID to haye been the OF the attack -
"Cduton 10 Tie PaJiie.-Capt. Elias Correll who was
advertised IN the Caddo Free Press now lurking ab.
out the city of New Orleans aud have every reason
to believe that he is most scoundrcl and
thief the public viii do well to keep the alert.
"r. b. Smith,
II appears that Correll, came into Bishops Hotel
where Smith was drinkng-and, Without any previous
lalercaon, struck Smith the head with his cane
when dirk sprung from the end of il, with which he
stabbed 8 times DR.. Barton, was Immediately sen
Tor, he declared the wound TO be mortal 1t is said that
win all the coolness imaginable went inioa barber
shop andwashed his hands lie permitted dcpar,
ont The police oil the second municipality after him
ana VIII no doubt, bring him before court ofjuslice
l.. 8 At9 clock last night, Mr.. T.. B. Smith, was
sun hving-but not expected TO We have bee
informed tina, Correll ped far Correction but
being closely pursued threw bmse into the Missssp.
p and drowned Ifso the vengeance Of the
was prompt and srkngly singuar-eaving TO no earth.
~ tribunal the punishment Of the murderer-.Nep Or.
leans Paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

Hast Il bread sgg.-Ths fhiisaelphia Not,h-Am.
ericsn aye here cag cons ned a. three os-
ii,efifs Ia this city 1900 bustass q Rfsin Taking
boshs nonth she average eonsatHFiion Of iad.-
,4usi, these eonsva.s snSagb bread a9as in day
10 SUPPLY 1870 pefsans .ef Gal.. sld snough IN l.e
eeeIes q lhs yr.l p I9PFg 58noo PsoP.s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
10 COOpcrs.

nv ANTED Immediately by the subscriber a good
w Journeymsn Cooper. THAD. DUNKLEE
Rutland, June 18th, 1889. 2g-3f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

FOUR YEAR ON STEERS.
a pair for sale. Enquire u, the Rutland Book store
July 29-T
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
JOLpER'.S TOOLS.

lust received and for sale by James Barrett, Jr an
q assortment Of Bench and Moulding tools of the frs.
quality. July 4, 1889. 29-3i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
asa=HH=I
MARRIED..

AT Maiden, N. Y. on Thursday morning, last, by
Rev. Mr.. Buck Mr.. Ephraim Markham, editor Of The
Peoples Press, 10 Miss Eliza Nnylor, of Ma iden.
In Ca'ileton, 18th ult Alr Daniel D. Johnson 10 Miss
Avs Gray " $3.50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09

TUR.NIP SEED.
new article, of superior quality FOR sale ut ,he
Book Store June B. 2D-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-09
JVANI'ED.

Two or three Girls to work in the Paper Mil In
qulre al the Book store. July y, lS30. 9i--tf-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04

s.pis. Who nsE,. MaEloa Dickinson.
he Dsmoeralie Secretary Of ibs Nary.
The re ne Dtmeuais rho lasifssd
the TsrlH "a Is2s % lke Seaih, sgaiass
he earnest demonstrates of ktaeTas
Massachusetts. So indignant vsrs ne
Representatives in Congress from Mas
ssehusells u me passage 81 he bill, thai
one oI heir number. Mr.. Hodges, in-
meJislely rose IN he seat and moved 10
amend The caption By adding these words:
- and 10 transfer The capital an industry
Of The New Englsnd States 10 other
States in he Union"
And YET Col. Polk eniertains such .
sovereign eonlemps Cor the intelligence Of
lhe people in Tennessee, that he =
grsEely attempting 10 make lhem believe
thar lie TaEiG Was q mnnslrous Federal
usurpssion. and that IL will be deeiara-
ZION Of pIinciple on their rsEs 10 support
Sir. Clay. because be Vas IN favor Of ~
The same remarks will apply 90 the
suLieeI OF ihe United States Bank and 10
: . stem nj Internal Improvements BY ihs
General Government They both sprung
from The hot bed Of Repuhliesnism. The
late United States Bank was recommend
ed by Republican Secretary Of the
Treasury, Mr.. Dallas. ehsrlsEed by =
Republican Congress. and approved BY
thai truly Republican President. Mr.
Madison. The majority in The House
Was only nine VOTES. Ofeighl members
from Republican South Carolina. ssrsn
voted lor the Bank. including Mr.. Cal.
houn. OF six members from Georgia,
Eve voted for tie bill. including Wilson
I.1mkin and Alfred CuIhberi. The present
Democratic Senators in Congress lron
Il.at State!
OfIhs system Of Internal Improvements
by the General Government. Mr. Cal
hOun justly claims the paternity. HIS
speech on that subject in 1916 dsEolopes
the most gigantic scheme ever proposed
in tie Uaried States. embracing improve.
msnis ifom Maine 10 Louisiana.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04
AS EXAMPLE AM Lash.

In lne United States Dlsuicl Coarl.
now slIsing ~ csnandaiga. ". l. Ne.
keuzie has been convicted OF violation,
Of The neuIaIily of The United Suites,
and been sentenced by Judge Conklih 10
- monlhs Imprisonment ID tho county
jall III Moafoe, sad 10 pay . tins Of 90.
This. 90 FAR - We remember. 10 tie
liTs1 eonsie,idn obslined sgalnsl the ior.
sIgn d,siusbers oI Tie peace oi our iron.
IIer. E.. ~-..
This Mckenzie. after long career Of
IurbulInce 10 Upper canada. vas one u
the rInglsaders ~ The revolt n Toronto
which IaiIed mainly. as il seemed.
through The eos stdise VI those Who vi.
lerlouk 10 be patrols.
lie lied 10 This state, and has since
been busy In attempts 10 involve portions
u our frontier population 10 his I've.
penny wrongs.
For tie violations OF our laws CON.
miIIsd during this period, he was 81.
rsigned before The United States District
Court. lie conducted his own defence
made speech ..eIghl hours long
Ielnng The uhoIe story Of his lIle--sad
then The jury. after an absence no, half
80 long, brought IN verdict Of guilty,
and Tie Judge forthwith pronounced tie
sentence We have recorded sbo'e.
We hope others. both native aud for.
sign. who think lightly Of hazIrdIng The
peace OF Two nsuuns, so that their own
personal grievances may be avenged. OF
their unrsIerIIug lUte Of excitement be
grsuied, ~Ill take warning from this
conviction. ~. y. .imerican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-04
DEBTS or HONOR q. AFFAIRS
OF HONOR.

DEBTS or HONOR q. AFFAIRS
OF HONOR.
AZ. n. young isshisnsbls 81 eonsid-
cradle wealth.. bssas asss ssssing ~ :
house where play ran high. one Of his
old eomrades. he Count de-. who
had not very good reputation Cor bis
puneiualily IN paying his dsbss. bseams
reduced 70 bis lass Napoleon. and bor-
rowed q n. d. 2000f promising 10 re-.
turn il next morning By he groom. The
next and many subsequent mornings
came. bul no groom made his appearances.
NJ. ID. therefore fell himself II liberty %
esll upon his debtor and rrmind him II
Il; boz by'a strange fatality. The eounl
never happened 70 be u home. some
months elapsed. aud he had quite loss
sight Of him. uhen. last Sunday night.
NJ. u. seeldenily mel The count II Bu-
resu des S0pplemens, In lhe lobby Of the
Theatre de Renaissance. JUST - The lat
Ter had rul dOxh I've franc piece IN or.
der 10 ublsin better place 10 The thea
lre. NJ. u. instantly snaIehsd up the
money. and with > significant gesture,
said, Sir. now our account stands l..
995i, against you. instead ei 2.0O0f. A
lew words ensued but the count lell
that tie place was not suiird Tor IN ex.
plsnanon. and withdrew. In The morn
ing. NJ. b. Was reused from his sleep BY
The count. attended by Two lfiends. bear
ing all The apparatus for . duel. NJ. ID.
on being made formally acquainted With
the pnfpori of the visit, declined The IN
Filallon on The ground that he and the
count would not meet on equal IeTms.
for Il he (M. b. iell. he should moi o..
ly lose hrs life but his money also. This
obstacle. however. Was removed by one
Of The counts frIenJs, who wenI home
and soon returned with two not oi
lOOOi, each. which be exchanged with
n. b. Tor the Identical i've franc piece
taken al the ball. =. Now. gentleman. /"
said NJ. u. 81 stlll see no reason why
the count aud should fight. lie has
paid me my money. and | have no hes
iialion in acknowledging him ~ be man
81 honor. Besides, tho new jurisprU.
dence Of the Court Of CssssIion exeilss
some unsssIness in ny mind. for IL visits
the peLalIies Of The Law - we'll Gu the
seconds IS on the principals. and have
great reluctance in placing any two
friends Of mine 10 such = prsd,ssmenI."
The seeonS4 put on long faces, NJ. d.
pulled out hs purse. put the money in
II. aud the party adjourned 10 dsjeurner
Ia fOureheGie II = fashionable TesIsurs.
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