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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

THE PKIYATE TREATIsE.--r6is is a little volume on
also shows why these maadiss frequently con-
tnue frou month to month uncured and terminate leng
N othe, and eo%psns Indeed read
s and aso he risk and danger Of trusting them ignorant
and W GoS..'px people ..v, % o,..;, .,,,.,
% 81 sb ns
esa. opinions on this subject He therefore bess state that
%asSs s ses s sss
Ss paRe aS e %o s. thirty
that BE- has letters from the most eminent
FSsGys New and IN Dr. 1.sl s
And % has & os9 By 70 any
S ass e he 5 s are esa
gssiay to hSss wo are ANXIOUS to obtain the best advice
Dr. Ralph consulted q, hs residence Greenwich street
who have 70 wait little Communication by pOsi faith.
POPULAR MEDICINE.-Tborns Compound Extract Of
G0Sssa and ssrs,p,Ia certain sss and most Effect
s,reuss T1.; pains in the back and iGns
this PREPARATION snsss
" ss' " 4 III Ss !. rsn
S ne e dict e. s from daily
a@Ssn,ss; which hs Prepared
:n sa sr Ess s.s Of
Hickie, ala Broadway. nac am
HAvANAan; : Y! En-. WEsrs B9aFDiS HOUSE
chinr By this latter direction the building known 10 ali
boatmen coacmsn porters &C., OF The most consul
ouous point, OF the tiiy. ''
The extensive alterations and repairs upon This house
been completed, Mrs W. has the satisfaction offering 40
stranger. visiting Havana an establishment far superior 10 t.
location 10 any ming OF the kind before knows n the
city IL 10 situate directly upon the Bay. and commands an
towns. villages, &c. ' ''
rasssnser for Havana must OBJ ain passport from,
one vrihed by Spanish Consul which, taken
by the boarding officers the Government House where in
conformity herewith. apermit land with baggage, &C. has
TO- be procured b. some resident OF the place.
Persons DESTROYS Of going Mrs Wess house. will please
bear in mind that this will be promptly resdered them
by the Clerk who visits all vessels with s,on
a. they enter the harbor.
Havana, Dec. as 1871. oqseod GINS
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
sf DIT q

u ."-I-| 4 u TT-I-- \
OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvaable success Of
Madame Restell Finale Monthly Pills in Ill eases q
upon which the health Of every female depends since
their into The United States about years
pssd of for The gsnsine Cheap Ills Pureha
"Fcnae Monthly Pns the object Of selling il possIic
dollar Females therefore cationed against use
attempts impose upon them. II is sscent here state
That all snas aoethy Pis are c9ntl rets except hees
New York. and No Essex street, Boston. Price ST.
Madame Nestes signature u written the Of each
D. Thena<ried, under Circumstance. must abstsa
from their for reasons coataiaed in the directions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09
DR.. MORRISON

~ Greenwich Dr. Morrison, Member Of the Roy al Col
lege Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the Br
adelicate sanre and all those DIST essne :yeGI
quent on treotmen and the mprdden Quac
medicines pr NJ has had experience years treat
Ing delicate diseases all their various and forms
cradle a,ns the es virus with certainty without subject
smell.
men are suffering from the consequences of indulgence
secret destructive habit and whDse further
jued from the and specifies which
stimulate only to induce greater depression Dr. NJ treats
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure also the most obstinate yield to his plan Of
Letters post paid and containing Suitable fee, will
Union. by his svinga history Of his in detail
Inn 2ei Fulten st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09
TO THE LADIES.

MADAME Cos TELLO, Female Ply stefan. still cent
W 10 treat With astonishing all dseae pecu
ar 70 fewaes SUPP, eron irreguiary, obstruction &c
oy whatever produced, be removed by Madame
n lsy short time Madame c. sdeal blishment hav
g uhdegsne thorough repair aud alterations for the better
sf her psii,n.s she prepared
70 receive ladies The point Of coHfaen-n or hoe who
wsh be treated for obstruction OF tts monthly peried
Madame c. be consulted at her residence, Lispensrd IT,
raid ina IN.
REMITTANCE TO ENGLAND, IRELAND b, and Scott
I'D in sums OF Is H. Is anil Gao, any amount pag 49,
esht IN any town, on ths United King dom for sale
. 8. J. SfLVESTERB
10 70 Wall st and IN BieadvH.
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PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN'S sPECIFIC COURSE, Mol
~ For the cure of C-p, Gonorrha elects and all other
urhral discharges old contains three distinct
seres of medicines with occasional rqsstes and guar
tecd to elect permanent Gu in every it'll expo
further EXPENSE Dr. Jodaas speci.
c No specia y dcs gued or the permanent
Of Venerea disease, all its stages
dicate The disorder without Of those aaensb results
which follow the Ct the dangerous Duera!
pounds generally offered This contains three series
ofmedcnes with aches and s and is WARRANTED
To cure used according to directions: Esch
consnid By Dr. JordaLs private realize Of 81 pages called
the Monitor wherein the patient has full directions with
DESCRIPTION Of the nature symptoms treatment
advice and much uab,c inermstion whereby all the diff
culties Of self TIRE atnent a removed
The ice ofth. Monitor alone is so cents One dollar
med postpaid, will its reception Dr. Jcrsns spc.
cc admir- by adapted for residents IN the
try, being complete compact, and efficient
Sold far III. proprietor only at Drug Store 50 MARION st.
doors below PrD end block Of Broadway. The win
dow lights visible from the Of Boome land
Centre Mrrket fa Inns
II r. BELLS celebrated lieTmanic Pills a SAT speedy and
~ valuable remedy for Con rrha, Glee Seminal We KIN e.
and chronic Disc the Kidneys Bladders &c &C. This
vau be article OF medicine has stood the in
extensive private pract long series cara is
now with confluence Offered 10 thc public standing remedy
for the cure Of those delicate dis which quire remedy
that VIII at vince arrest the disease without om
business, injury TO the organs, which often
haIpn from the inud cous of rrmed that very tqunl
froa of the complaint which at last undermines the health
and destroys the useful Of the victim. For by JAS
D. HOW'LL, sole proprietor H. Of Pha macy very
NY iw,''
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| IkWELRY STORE FOR sALE.-one of The he, s-,,nd.
81: g sss.Ss
s: s ns s .s .s
:: ssSy iss: r essts Ss Fs's;
BOOZE Ssz .f Il. W, ::.g ;sI. Goa .s.:
lie. md ste. ed chi
pa sSis ss'e slit sssi So.s:
saa Sos SSs. e. sSod and Oh ~
Go. "ss q = %. e, K:
ii.n,. and Others !hai +. b. s,!a.ssn.a a
1ss sa sss d E hi s.i
e sis s;ssa ss T will ,.sea
and aad spy pas sad Ss pubi. ~
sss oslsc with Dr. ki0' recently invented and %p1s;sA
yVH r. W 2roRELDYc which eonsidered p
R,s ssf9es or sams;T
ss ' e. ss l as e,.. 3
OiSsing cheated as to cheat. sorf. p
sSid q Wholesale and Retail BY ABS D. Sands, Drug
8 s ~ Dasa aAs 40 a. Nd
sSTF aa s cs ss3ss soS
eossd principally q roots shrubs and BY Dr.
I rfie. $ e-l . 1A-lD''4se "a, s.,wlow
10 b.sW E;its AND DlsTlLLERS.-The subscnbe7s
s.s @ HnG S and AyS
sHsSGSaf sP about 1 iss
ss Ss &. sef a q f ;s
eapss, g dis.lIas per large
re Is' FOR socs S YEN t o s Rain. sst
s s So S. hes and and 4" r s
engine q 20 aorse 20 with machinery
aa sss aSso a; contain
n ali % suats n " r5 1sS
oSfssipg Gram growing Country, is complete ORDER
iihavOs become to sch the same in consequence
money e VIII rs CO 1T bar or
s 9 6Ss,s Of the SssS a. S the bond
tsr sne Of IS s at w% Lsss e Hudson street
dis sm. IEN WATsoN. ILL.,
t: ss q . Fer r
b III psss sS fa slip whS ]
On he II. Apply on the
F. .sEaeFaTi
4 .; ss ss I 4 sss S:x H.si
hs sfSi'f .
ses OF y S s %ss1 Ssn @
syalops hO % over hs ordinary Tun a time
s S % ss S s sbos 70 s
RANGE without power to fulfil the same. :,
notes hat Mess.s Howe Goddard, Of wors:ss, a:,s
upon the reasonable terms Fogdrnsr AID
CyAender Machines with fire and
chimes TO the web leaves tho drTers Ass
kind If Machinery appernng the manufacture Of
which in point of finish supposed
;
will be given for all particulars. I---T-
PERssE BROOKS ,Pap.r Warehouse,
a1Sd&w 81 Liberty stPsst
EXCHANGE HuTEL-Ths proprietor of this establish.
~ ment at the comme cement Of new year returns his
since twas Opened for their accommodat july las
sn he hopes s,A her to merit / BY making all those xs
ho in the Union HI takes this opportunity also, caution
ing the public against the upfound aoat by
rested about the charges said been
made at his hotel BY assuring them they what they
always have been. So per day f
Attached the hotel large concert and room which
will be for purposes UPON
in the city. F.bOYDEN, Proprietor.
RE HsoSp Va, Jar. 4, 1872 is imd&3mw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09
CELEBRATED MINERAL
FILLING DEcAYED TEETH.

FILLING DECAYED TEETH
Mons NJ continues 10 restore deeayci Teeth, however
large or small the cavity making stump into sound
Tooth, instantly curing the Tooth however painful
sensitive matching in point Of color, the ss.ural cortex
ensmel OF the Tooth. The Mineral ia applied ia few
seconds without the slshtesi pain heat pressure,
and lasts for mony years, preventing the necessity o.!
Extractng, which is soinju ious TO the Thurman Frame
that painful and disagroeabie p.roon has such ten
dency to shat,er the Of delicate and nervous
persons.
INCOGRoDlBLE MINERAL TEETH.
Mons. NJ. calls the attention Of the Public and Visitors
ofthe city OF New York end It's vieiBtes 10 his cele
brated lscoRnoeELS AINkRAL TEETH. which resst the
deeteTious effects OF acids and not Liable 10 corroson
or dscoloraon from Medical Prescriptions any other
known cause
They never break OF become loose-.hcy have no un
natural gloss-are firmly fixed without wires or gatures
no bulky substance in the mouth-and in every parti
cular semble the adjoining Teeth, in conformity OF
shape and minuts shade of color PLACED from 10
complete set upon the above improved and scientific
principle they guaranteed to answer every purpose
Of Masticaton and Articulation particularly the inability
sonan TIL. They are natural in appearance. and
lgatures being used end still firm in the mouth, they
defy detection by the closest observer.
LOOSE TEETH
securely and eeciuay fastened arising either from tho
use Of medicines or any other cause.
ARTIFICIAL SALATES
replaced upon sure and scie, tifc method.
TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
SCURVY IN THE GUMS
Cured and prevented by Lotion which can be forward
for use, and guaranteed to answer Also, preventive
and cure for the most violent TOOTH AcHE.
TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mons. Mallon is happy in being enabled to announce,
that by the kind consent Of Three HI adrsd OF the first
families Of the United States, committing Of the first M-r
chants, Medical profession Clergy and private Citizens
10 whom he refer 20 the superiority Of Mons MS
celebrated Mineral in preference 10 any other they have
ever tried end in their opinion the hes, that
under tteir notice His other improv need no
comment.
ISYALiDS
Attended by Mons. Mallan, Junr., at their Essa
blishment.
THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC
particularly invited to pey Mons Mallan VISIT to
the specimens Of his discoveries in Dentistry.
MONS. MALLAN, Sen'r.,
May be consulted daily, from 10 till O'Clock, at
No. 372 BROADWAY,
between Franklin and White streets.
CHARGES MODERATE.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The nineteenth edition of Mons Malan's Treatise on
the Structure and Diseases Of the Teeth be had Of the
Author. - Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

>,AODLs. AM HAKnEss MAkUtACTohY, No. we
- Broadway, eosuer q Park Place, i-9e-slr UsssSk
he for the Hs nj escxens.. he has received hs Hoe ad
b-ss md hrm b. t Continues al h old stand,
cs AZ reduced psises twsyhvs peg lsss
ery He -e bss ec-o t? SAT-. that pc has s, ressyes
f. beet afto Loa ioa d. oaSdes, win sitg bars, which
An artces msaui cared BY him warranted u he o. the
B-iiorses fully E.~ssured ADD ftted by himself
70 ha+
> III TAYLOE's ALsAN LiYEK WORT, SIS Bo~eTy
coun f-ts cautioned s.st tr.snassin nc SOB the
Just and legal rgst. q the proretor by selling other
ses confidence in hs article which for uns years has not
dislrpa,nsd them are now particularly cautioned
o. rs hs,r they expect relief f m is
sPTin. street the peros says he The i'd IT,
dvidoa who made the article BowetJ in 1888 whenit
and asoy engaged in Lottery Ofcs. Th eIed cerif
e,es nees n, epama rests with he gablie to say if
hereby certify that The certificate the Jersey City Ad-
vettr OF the 26b January isie relative to ths Basa Lii
''"'' was wholly DaSE aI x f m Bow.ry
New YORK E,b. isil.
sy City Advertise referring rsspeetDg DR. IT,, ol,
JAMES r. PNf:KNt.Y,
Corner swery aud Fifth streets.
Be careful to buy only sr5 Bow between 9Th and 5h
streets n Inn
MUSIC AT CENTS A PAGE. retail.
n r. GEsLAIN, Music Publ Usher snd Dealer iaAss this
IA, Jed irqg' Brasisag No "a Lenera street only
dor Hrnsdway and IS reduced his music to the
very LOO price OF cents page he would at the lime
ior the public that his music is not incorrect has been
the Of any city and guarantee any u.
s ms store end found e be ncorIeci Gao be
lnssis call and e 'ess.iys n St
THU RFST WIG MAYED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

NUFN -ltl9 cacks nov Isn1ng from snip iAZOU. rU0
~ New Ori-ans. for sale by
~ Z. K COLLINS 4 Co
- oeuA suo1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21
From the Boston Atlas.


 Mr. Tyler, the acting President of the little more conspicuous than any of his pre- decessors, appears to think it necessary to assign his reasons, not only when he vetoes and rejects any bill that has been passed by both Houses of Congress, but also when it happens to suit his taste to sign a bill. We copy from the New York Express, the req sons which the President says induced him to sign the Apportionment bill. and which are deposited with the bill, in the archieves ot the Department of State.
 THE REASONS
 "In approving the bill, feel it due to myself to say, as we'll that my motives for signing it may be rightly understood, as that my opinions may not be liable to be miscon- strued or quoted hereafter enormously as . precedent, that I have not proceeded so much upon q clear and decided opinion of nag oaon respecting the constitutionality or po- licy of the entire act, as from respect to the declared will of the two houses of Congress.
 "ln yielding my doubts to the matured opinion of Congress, have followed the ad- vice of the first Secratary of State to the first President of the United States, and the example set by that illustrious citizen upon a memorable occasion.
 "When was Q member of either House of Congress, acted under the conviction. that 10 doubt as 10 the constitutionality of a law. was sufficient to induce me to give my vote against 1t but have not been able to bring myself to believe that doubtful opin- ion of the chief magistrate ought to outweigh the solemnly pronounced opinion of the Re- preSentatives of the people of the States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

"One of the prominent features of the bill IS that which purportS to be mandatory to the states to form districts for the choice of Representatives to Congress in single dis tricts. That Congress itself has power by law to alter state regulations respecting the manner for holding elections for Represen- tatives is clear; but its power to command the states to make new regulations, or alter their existing regulations, is the question upon which have felt deep and strong doubts. ] have yielded those doubts, how ever to the opinion of the Legislature, giving effect to the enactment as far as depends on my appreciation, and leaving questions which may arise hereafter, if unhappily such should arise, to be settled by full con- sideration of the several provisions of the Constitution and the laws, and the authori- ty of each House to judge of the elections, returns and qualifications of its own mem- | berS.
 ] "Similar considerations have operated with me in regard to the representation of | fractions above a moiety of the representa- tive number, and where such moiety exceeds 3O,OOO-a question on which diversity of opinion has existed since the foundation of the government. The provision recom- mends itself from it's nearer approximation to equality than would be found in the ap- pllCitllOH O1 common ana simple QlVlSOc to the entire population of each state, and corrects, in great degree, those inequali- ties which are destined, at the recurrence of each succeeding census, so greatly to augment
 "In approving the bill, flatter myself that disposition will be perceived on my
 part, to concede to the opinions of Congress
 in matter which may conduce to the good of the country and the stability of it's insti- tutions, upon which my own opinion is not clear and decided. [Gencral laughter here
 when this was read, and murmur.l But it seemed to me due to the responsibility of opinion against the constitutionality of the bill as we'll as to the real difficulties of the subject which no one feels more sensibly than do that the reasons which have de- termined me should be left on record. JOHN TYLER. Washington, June 25th, 1942.
 The "expositons" of MT. Tyler have been read amidst mingled merriment and close attention. MT. Adams moved their refer ence to the select committee of which he was chairman, aud where the subject was referred some eight days since.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

The Whig Central Committee of the State of New York have summoned Convention of Delegates from the several counties in the State, to be held at Syracuse the sth of September next. for the nomi- nation of candidates for Governor and It. Governor
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

LOVE, ELoPEMENT, AND BABRs.-At Bos- ton, Linconshire, Eng, married man, who has left wife and nine children behind him, eloped with his neighbor's wife, who had two. and both have taken their departure for America.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-21

All NCt 70 FeEUIHIB lII6 TeUVHI UI DuIIuIIIBS WII
 the city ot Hartford
 Rec. 1. Re it enacted by the Senate and House Representatives in General Assembly convened. That the court of Common Council for the city thereof by major vote. grant liberty any perst or persons to remove any building through any publ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

Total. lbs. 3;l0lo0) 2 c0DGU1 2ij 800 900 i6 100, 900
Our tallow market has become .rner and 81. Peters
burg, is worth ais g. per cw'. Stock, 20,s06
casks, again ~ 81 lat year ann 10 80 in is0 Tea
At the recent public stes 0o packages offered
OF which about 10000 soil; hey went o iimi, Copgou
at q decline OF per H. Twankay n, and u, on Young
Hyson Imperial aud ,iuLrowdcr, III TO ~ ower. We
quote Congou Is S TO is 10 aud Iwnnkay 1874 TO is SD
per H. Banca Tin i0s to ,ls Straits 50. 67g. In To-
bacco we have change 70 notice having scarcely
transac ton whcreon to found quotations; sill hope
however a demand will arise long especially the
quality of the crop said to be inferior The sales OF
urp.n,ine last about 5000 barrels Whining
ton Just arrived at 2s per cwt from the vessel the
dealers pretty full Of stock. Spirits dull but
fair demand prevails for Rosin. The transactions in
American Stocks continue very insignificant and we per-
ceyo put little progress in the return OF confidence The
rtions we give but for r.fles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

thted otAses i'ih sndEes ~" per si u.s. pea Sn
Lo,pos CoSS EXCHANGE, MAY l6--wo continue week
by week to be well supplied with every description OF
troin both from and foreign porte arrivals
and upwards Of ~ GOO Of foreign The supplies Barley
but moderate but Of Oats they altogether to
2oJ5I quarters. We had fair average demand through
the week. but in the absence OF speculation trade
IL nothing than usual al this Of the year. To
this moFningn market the supplies ioerably good of
Wheat and Barley from the home counties but short OF
Beans and Peas. Superine dry samples OF Wheat realise
Is above last Mondays currency, but other descriptions
without any Improvement. Barley Is IN moderate
demand ut last weeks prices. Oats firm for good
qualities but secondary sorts meet very slow SALE and
are unaltered. Flour and seel continue nominaly at
the prices quoted $50 49,
Lo.psx rs,pr Report May ls.-Thcre has been little
business transacted in the market since this day week.
shnncrs ne we'll as the home trade have operated with
mucb canton but holders Of goods hrm but in prices
little variation has taken place
Tea.-Toiay the operations in Free Trale Tea were
trivial aud prices sill nnsenly Ia "a 20 Is "a ia the
vaIue OF common Congou cash. ~" srs that have nr.
riy ed of late have brought large quany -
black and green Tea
CoHeei700 bags Of Fast Iniia ncafi, az, sci sbou.
previous rates bat in instances rather cheaper Cyod
Ba,avian kind i7s % 50e orr lie groi ORD. iigaporc
Jaw n los 81 90 i3s OIL padang 3,s al 20 ass CT.
Brandy has been taken fr-ev ant a. ia % rics
Ialiro-T.e ~. has finished the biiiirg have been
ari ncl-' III 'hc In0 pr ~ fs bcer soil NJ
last sales o. 20 anc for fre shiprirg OTIS
Rice j. IN yo1' rgcucT and prices are hrn rniddngo
good Bengal o. si,c II per cw,-
Rum hes been in good rcqrcfi The ri7Ty Is snne md
prices lrm proof Lcwarl . . 10 Is 81 pr gall
sugar-Thc only puhlic sale to-day consisted Of 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

Total, lbs. l2OOOc00 O7.OOo0o0 3i,0OOOo0 3.5O0,OOO
Sheathng copper has declined ID per ID the present
price is lid The extensive arrivals being anticipated,
have not materially affected the market though ordinary
qualities of American being more freely offered must bo
quoted rather lower. Holders generally disposed
meet the market and this coupled with the continued fiat
Mancheste does tend induce spnners
tend their purchases The imports 3oth April and stocks
inst wer nj
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton.Rouee

En- verta dune proclamation de ron excel
ience le Gouyerneur de rtitat de la Louisiana
date 10 8 %courant, une election sera tenue
dams cstte p~aroisse, lie premier Lundi de JUL.
let proclaim ct les deux jours s%uivans, SAVIOR
Pour un reprtsentant au Congress, du 2nt
district congressional.
Pour un senateur, pour lie conte s'IbervilIe
Pour I'm representant de cetts paroisse a
l'Assemblte Gtnfrale ct
Pour IN gouverneur de lEtat de Ia Loui.
siane.
L'alection sera tenue Ie Ter jour All sailor
do Billiards de Jean Bite. Loisean le second
jour a la maison de Pierre NJ. ForGt, ct il
troisiene jour a la maison de cour. Les poll.
seront ouverts do 10 heures lie matin jusqu'a
d heures de papres-midi.
Au meme temps ct lieux on dot faire appe
au bon sens des habitans de Get etat relative.
ment a la ntcessite OF a la CONVEYANCE de con.
voquer une convention pour amender Ia cpn.
stitution.
81 mai IL l.. FAVROT, P. J..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28

gnez ~repondre d me dcnande ; consentez.
yotls eniin d me rendro le plus heurcux des
homfaes
. Oal, Alfred, jo vous alme.
Merei, merei, madame, dams trois |onrs
je l'aurai le commencement de mon pere.
"T'rois %jours. c'est trop attendre pour
atse hsufeix.n dit une voix don't Iaccent
etrapge. no parai salt point appartenir d 10
terrs di ,nAmerinstant, une Jeune file
pale, lss yeux hagards, s'approehH dsAitred.
ITEMS. dit ellie. en- lui prssentant I'm
6ctit, spouse celia que tn n'mes: volta 10
conaBnteinent dc Ion pere.
Tin mois aprss, IN brilliant marriage en-.
trait ST. Roch les 6poux riches, erTIs
Fun de- ~l'autre, puraissaient heureux. Al
meme instant, on inscriyait d hospiee de
Clarendon, tine felle de plus.
K. WAr-DEURsEH.