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Sberif5=S =Serlt tei9erungen

BON liesenoem @i9entbum.
Sraft al mid asrihtctcr fttrlfrIitbcr Be.
frte pom $cpari Saeias nnb Dmrltcni CIR
rcuae, ans rcr Court non Common pltas,
miro auf tfrntlitbcr Scncuc prrtanft wrrrsn:
I'm Olittmctb reu |. Sauuar, l845, um
llbr Nadmittaas, an tcr Scbauiuna bon pc
ter >cis. in bsm iraeuanntcn ScIltaun, inner
bab pcm Sc,rfe pcr Start Sicarna: Gin
einftfiaes tclnGrnes Wcbnbaus, inntrbab
rcn GtartIithru Srcn;sn auf trr lSeltleite
ccs meace Der rcn Neacina uatb Dreibtaun
fHbrt, crbaut auf ciucr ectt pcter &aBcnmer
CT arbtrcno ; tearcmSt ihrlieb tnrcb cine &cttc
pcn Ratenmerrr. n6rplieb onrd &ano BON So:
irpb Scfsr. 2Bro pertauft ais gl9entbum
Don petcr $eie.
Nm Scnuerttaae ben Q. Sam, lS45, I'M
ltbr Slatmittase, al Bet Sebauiuna non
Saect Spctn. in garlSannItbip, Bcrfs 60
cine as,piiis wcbnuua uno 9trlb $anc, arlcs
aen im aeuanntrn Saunl lhip; tearrnSt purd
%ano pcn Sobn Slider, Samurl SiercIt nnp
Srbn Snpcr; cntbaltcnb rt,pa l8 Ufsr.
Oarauf 1T errdtet eiu einittfiacs Slcdbane
unb Stau. Wlro psrfauft als eisentbum
BON Sacob Spobn.
am SteifaaR prh .. Sa,i., lS4o, HH Hpe
Sfabmlttaae, auf Dem splate iltf: ginc
aemilTe wcbnuns uno Gtreb qane, acleaen
in 9ulpstofcn 2aunletip, Ssrfs gauntp, be-
Srcn,t curh {aup pcn @scrae Sopcr, petcr
grris unO QBlliam Goris cntbatcno rtpa
60 9lfcr. 0arauf trfnpst 0tb Gin cinlttdis
scs Srdm lScbnbaus, cine arcbe Sheurr
une anrers Iu6tnastdurs. wiro prrfauft
ais giaentbum pm y lip 5nnltfer
ginar5raru, inter erceuticn sencillcn ump
miro 9rrfauft ron
George Dcrnent, Striff.
GbcrifesImteltutr
Nraclna, Sce. II. 1874.
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9eeemter 10. 1914.
9tn Die Ddnten.

Die llntsrfbrisbsnsn BADEN srbaItsn unS tpsr'
ben bsute srtTnsn ras b6bif ausssosbntsfs
NGcrtsmsnt BON ,Saney trofnen Bitern"
mas jsmals in Msaoing gum @srauf aussstos
ten norosn, folebs ais fblibte uno fisurrn,
ftbmarss. btausitmar;e unc fanepsfarbise Ssls
Den [nsus Mulfsrl Wouis be aains uno Grape
&C Qains, Salinirs D'Seci1s, Sbuians, Sebas
ifian plaiss, Sroeaes gammslian, Orsanoss
De ssiras. Snoiibe uno 9tlpaea quifres bon
alien Sarben uno Wuifern, juiammsn NIT els
mem Iplsnbicsn Irrratb pon fdnepsfsipsn uno
Ssibsnpslpst @rapattsn, Sobbnst uno 0Sors
itso Spiesn, 9urtfas uno @infafTunssn, Sns
tsealstticber, Srdasn, Soaarsttsn, MuHsn
&c. gtsnfaas, ftblibts uno 9eifidte Ntoule Dc
Qains, gamsslbaar @aIimir u. BafslsSbamlS
melde un9swtbnlib mcbIfsil psrfauft psrcsu
te O'Srien uno Hai9uel.
Gsabina, December 10.
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Ycttspils ben 81. 9scsmbsr.
9rourtaer Sor fail.

I'm uoriaen Disn'aa ere!snste lteh IN olrs
Ger @taot, attrmale elmer Jene: itbmcr5batttn
Ycyfsae bic 70 oft purb llnUcrichnatclt trcs
alien ermabnunacn uao warnnnaen ith ers
slanrn. ,9ls llmltanpe fno unaefdtr tclaen
be :: Gin II 1abriasr Scbn ces 5rn. esmle
S(a(tus BON eieier Staet, artetcte ais sebrs
lima IN Der Gfenaicberei Der 6srren bapmooo
nmp Gcbnsiptr uno mar al jenem Saae mic
oenobnl,b an leinsr Nrtclt. SIN eallte ees
Sormittass traetts Der Subrmann len'e g.
tatlidtments cine lsbsIaufas sp'itole III Die
qDrt,tatt Die CT iraenopc auf Der Strabss &C:
fuucsn hattie. CT bot biciclbe gum Serfaut
an une DE Arbelter lammcltcn ittt um lbn CUR
Ysiehtisuna Der plfoIe. cbne 5u prrmntpfn
ban picIsite aclaocu lei aueb csr jllnae Slas
flue fam bniu, ais auf einmaI ole plltrle ltd'
eutlup unp tem juuasn Wlann cine Xuafl III
b. llnfe Safe trlet cic III ter rethten xinns
Iav, ~ (tsen fam. er tt0r5ts anasntliflleh
benusuos 1u 8rpen, Fam jspoeb alsieh 'pseosr
aur Se(laNuna. .-Sn rieier tranrlasn saac
trus man i'm rem 6auie fslnsr elfern 5u'
beren eln1isev @cbn CT mar, nno ceren Se'
fabl man (ldb tsi oem 3utanee III weldbem sr
ld bsfanb, teder tsnfsn ais telbrelbfn Fam
3wsi asr,ts Wurpen foslsi6 hsrta ssrufsn'
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ODER neniaer. DaGslte purse neulidb at9s'
melfen mno in ttensetbeilt, tejsidnet uno
entbaltsno nis fclst, ndmlit:
$otte SO. 10, entbaltsnD 4dsr l45 Nutbn.
$ctte $40. II, entbalteno 19 I6er 81 Vnthn.
&ctte $40. I2, cntbaitsno IL Nder 1877 Nutbn.
>ctte SO. IS, entbalteno Is 4ter ss Nntbn.
$otte SO. Ia, entbaltenp 8 N6er ls6 Nuthn.
$ctte SO. is, entbaltcnb Is 2ifsr 83 Nutbn.
>ctte SO. 10, cntbaltcno l. 9lfer II Wutbn.
Ssrner, aur frlten 3cit NIB Drt: Gin ans
bersr Strict 6clslano, aeIe9en i'll Grsttr
3aun1ebip, Ssrts gauntp 9rcnjeno al lamb
ccs pertorbsncn pster Shbn. Sobn Sleim,
NiecIaus &ote, nno Nncersr, uno nahit bem
@afbauIe rcn &ecrae Dsnalsr uno Rem
Sbwarscu Sdren 3Brtbebaus entbaltenb
unaefdbr 2fder u. 1SS Nutben.-2Btre
pcrfauft ale gisentbnm pcn gecrse .. 3.
&eim.
Dientaas. ben s1fsn Dceemter, 1914,
um llbr S(aebmittaas, auf cem Oermb9en
Ieltf :gin ,meiftdisee tleinerne wcbnbaus
Is bel 90 8ub, errltbtet auf rincm Sthf
sano, rpelebrs 9auiel SriB cianet cccr per'
aiett su ciancn, unb tas CT bon Gamuel Sccs
ne 9etanft; 9slesen in Nmitp 2aunfhir,
Serts gauntp areleno an &ano BON erlas
TEN Samusl Boone /; fntbalteno 10 Afer,
mebr oeer psniasr. - IDlrD pcreauft als
Giasntbum bon Daniel Sris.
9lrnitaas. Den 51tcni iOeccmtcr, 1874 I'M
ilbr Slahmttaas, auf Dem Ssrm6asn Itltlt:
elnen sewlben l. Stct bcbn 9ebmieps unr
Dfuanattsr e dap. wohnuna uno Srunrs
ilht, sslessn i'll wlnclcr saunl6ip, Srfe
eauntp sreu,enc on eas $ano BON Sanse
unp ScIna 0rtcr entbaIteno i'll Srcnts sc
8ub unp in Siefs "a SuB.-Biro perfauft
ais eiasntbum BON Daniel G. Sulbin.
gin9sjcasn. inter eretuticn sencmnen
uno miro psrfauft, bon
George Bernant g6srif.
Sd,srHss9tmtifube, Nsas
bina, Dec. 3. 1S44. 3m.
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prDCt q nj u t 8 Il.

Slaebbem per Utbttare -Jobn3anfs,geq
Drclloent Der UerIbicrcnen Scnrten ron@cn.
men Vleae, oes britten &eribtste5irfs, be.
ttebenb aus oen gaunties Berts, Slortbamps
ton umo $eeba, in penniplpanien, unc Nitb.
ter Der unterIebietlibsn gourtsn bon Opr
uno Serminer, Der bierteljibrlihen 9isnns
scn unb ansemeiner Sefanani6 erlcrisuns,
in aeoacbtcn ea,tnties, uno Watbas S.Nits
ebaro uno Sobn Gtautfer, esq's, Vitbfu
Der gcurten Upn Oper unp Scrminer, btp
perteljdbrlihcn Sisnnaen nnb allSemelntS
SefananiB grlepi9una, fir Die Ntbtuh9 BON
6aupts umo albern Ssrtredhen IN aeoathtv
ganntp Serfs, ihrsm Ssfcbl all MIDI ausaes
ttc0t baten, patirt Ncabin9 ben IL. Hcpber,
A. ID. 1914, morin te cine gcnrt rcnScm'
mon Dlcae eer all9emcinen DierteIjdhrlitbtH
Sisumacn Over uno 9crmincr ,tnp allaemsis
net Sefdnanib grlepiaun9 antcraulrlen, rpeL
che srbalten wercen foil sn Neaoina, fir Die
gauntp Bcrts. auf oen erifen t11ontaa
i'm ndebiten Januar [meltcs zen 6ten bcs
eriaaten D1cnats fem wiro] uno rpeIebc ipsi
wcebeM oauerm foil
So miro biermit Slahritbt sssttsn ait ben
@oroner, Die Sriepcnsritbter uno genftabn
Der ecbatbten gauutp Herfe: oa6 lie (th 3u
erlaater 3eit. um 10 ltbr Dormittage. mis
ibrcn Scr,eicbni01sn, Nssitraturen, Inter.
Gubunecn unb graminationen uno alien ans
oern grinnerunsen einsufneen baten,nm fol-
ibe 0mae su tbun, bic ibren aemtsrn jn
tbun ctliscn.-Sessleiten Diejenisen rpel'
tbe pertunren fno aeaen Die Gefanseaen bic
in psm 8efansnide per ganntp Ssrfe flns'
opsr paun Iein m6sen, serisbtlitb ju rsrfabs
ren. 70 mis es rettt fein maa
u5ott erbalte Ole EepubliF u
George 6ernant, gdsrif.
gbsrifs Nmt, &rabin9,(
9ecembsr 3. 1914. 4m.
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Buffalo. Id. SeSember 1914

8uhalo. Id. SeScmber 1914
8erlohsnen Samlfao Nbsno batten
mir abcrmols einen beoeutsnosn Sturm
Oas Wansr erreitte cine 6iemlide Oobe
obne inoensn 9roben S0aoen du usrur'
LADEN. Mebrere Sbooners llefen nab
reno oemieIbtn in uniern 0afen elm, unit
murDen ourb anrenuen an anoere Sdlftt
etpas beiUaoiot. Scr S1ooncr Gopinr
Ssnnp, pon Grle, puroe wsn!0e Meiler
bon unlerm 9suCbttburme ans ufer oetrisr
ben. COD waro Die Mannibaft 0ludli.
berwells nod pdbreno Der Nabt 9erettst
Qub oas Sdlff fol- nur wenl9 Sbaoen
erlitten baben. Gs ,par nit Gubeiien be.
laoen.
Wsbrere anoere Sbocner iino tpeiter
weltIlb an Die ufer oesporfen worosn, a.
Der man borte bis isst BON feinem Ser
lult an Wenlbenleben. g4ltbur.
~
Der erie Cana .-Wir crIc
ben aus Der Srie 9aiette pom Stem Die
Tee. Dap olelee Gerf 0dnsllO ofenol9t, u.
oab oas erfte Boot am 2tcn oieies Mo-
mats ourb Den Gonal in cen Grie See elm
9elaufen 1T. Dleles Grei9niB peruriab
te unter oen Sureern pon Grie ero6e
Srsuoe. Der Sber Snosnisur 9S. Wil.
nor Robirt6. miro iebr oelobt. neil our6
feline unermuoliben Unitrenounoen oas
Werf in osiem Sertite 6ur 8OuenounD
oebrdbt lpuroe. IS. US.
GO
Die Sreunoe BON yOerrn Slap in 8sn'
tudp babsn bsiblohen. cine nlbt unter
100 gus bobe ittinsrne gbrenlduIe ibrem
barIbmtsn MltbIrDer Su crribten. IS
bat Iib Su Srantfort Elm Serein 9ebiloet.
oehen prdiioent u. .. eetber 1T. uno
wopoa lroeno Semano oeeen Se5oblun9
Ginps Sbalers Wit9lleo speroen fam. um
osn plon sur Iusfubruno 6u brinocn.-
Die &olfen oes Wstfse icbldot man 3u
10000 Gbaler an. uno es milo Don Nie
mancen Elm eroBerer 8eitra9 an8enom'
men, ols fGnf Sbaler. ID.
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Wfcbr iroblfeile 8liter.

D'9rien uno Haisuel fino juit suridsss
fsbrt pcn pbilaoslpBia NIT einsm erossn uno
aa9emsinen AfTortsmnt ncinbeimiieber Bu>
ter" msltbe libsr wobfslsr psrfauft wsrcsn
als in ir9sno sinen anrsrn Stcbr in 0tsaons,
bsifebsno gum Sbsl aus 9sblsibtsn uno unsss
blsitbten McsIinsn &attunen Don alien Sarbsn
uno Mufsrm 9sblsibts unc unasbIsibts, bIaus,
Braun uno CRIME SossSfns, Setts II. 9birs
ien:&slitb, SsttsSarbsno, qinnsn uno Sattun
Siib.Ssrpiettsn ST uno 104 9sblebts sis
ber-iufammsn NIT sinsm 9rcssn afortement
bon Strilmpfsn I3anoibubsn &C. &c, am
Boiocne KuScl Stobr
Ne0bindt 0etembtr 10.
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cSpbn Scnss gum 9tusen !
Der @rbsn =. YsnrScnss. Geoari faeiae
VS. INcpsmtsr Ssrmin,
Sfaas sriifman,aeml'or 1874 "0' &C.
Der psrif @atbarinaSonss }
Ger rurb bic @curt srnannts 4ueitor, CUR
1srtbsiluns oss @rtra9S 9sl6st burb tenStss
riffs @erfauf rss @runreiasntDuns oss 8rrs
fla0tsn, in Der ctsn on9sssbsnsn Sabe, wiro
fllr cisisn 3lpst in fsinsr Nmtsifuts, in Der
6sn Strass, psm Gcurtbauis 9s9snhtsr, in Der
Stact Nsarin9, sesenmdrt9 isin, am Mcntas
as DEN 30. inltsDsnpsn 9eesmber, um l llDr
Nabmitta9s.
Dapio ). 6orcon. Nubitcr.
Iecember II.
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Mcbr Nlcrtup'S.
Iecenbsr II.

O'Srien uno Haisuel batsn 70 etsn srs
balnn pas arSets uno woblftilits STortsnsnt
pcn iranstIlcben, rsutibsn unb snaiidsnWs.
rincs, mas jsn,as in Nsaoin9 gum Ssrfauf
anasbctsn mcrben, ncSu bic Nufmsrfiamfsit
Der &dufsr b6fibit erbstsn miro, am GOLDEN
Sugsl .Stcbr.
Geaena, December "a.
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jepch obne erfols. uno osr llnsIidlitbs e.
terIetts pen Oerfal nod etipa spci 9tuncen.
Dann rpsrpsn Wlenlbsn einmaI Vcrlthtis? !?
Tob in ben min dim pcriasn
Sonntas Gabcn mir cen &clhnam eines Wians
nes IN 3htber, acplfelt dnf einem lBaaen
rnrh DIE Srrabcn unierer Stact f0bren.
lDir tcnntsu psitsr fcine Sclonpsrbeteu
fcncs Gopss in grfbrnna triussn, fab ais
sr siu Opfer III lr9cno sinsr Sobenmine se'
fallen mar. Srsbeits sprslfe.
w.
Ssrdnocrmn9 cer 81 atura l.
attomsssfcs 9ieie, curet bic Slas
tlps Ssws9uuasn b6hf plcbtlS srwcrbsns
Srage, fam tcrslts i'm Sfnate cpchi, ais
I'm Sauls Der Ncprcitutanten snr Sprads.
Su critercm Scrper fano 1ctrr Scritbaa bic
Drctrseit 3u pGrldnQcrn, bel BEN Senatrrcn
Nrcs BON SEalcntcn uno Merrif pcn Olas
rplanp trdfuatn QSibcrtanp. Sclbe frra:
tten tttb cabin aus, cap Ite Sipar fur elnc
Stharfna pcr Scrl rllebtsmabreacln acaen e.;
maiae Qeriiacrsltn, ater chen 70 euflhcpen
aeacu sine Serldnaeruna tsr prrte,slt pcn
Sabrsn leln QBabrlhelnlh wcrocn cE
eommittcen bcipcr 6duicr, rsmen oieie Sras
as Sur Qrifuna uno Srrltbtcrttattuns nbCr'
ttAStH nv tNEiu ttftlh'HI tHb Wv I'"H'
AhItlaen Scttlmmuuacn, plc cinrn Octrna tait
lnmoalb macbtsu, ,plcrer ms acten Ssrl':
fen ,pcrecn tollen.
2Dhrce plcis ;Sraae pibrsnc oct aeacn,pirs
tiacn GrcnarsbGsuns crleriat, 10 rrare ramit
ocn erwibIten Olatlrc'e ernareBslicrCrn 1rce
Grlcanbrlt acrantt, lbr Glft unp ibre 9aIs
ls acaen ole rlnaewanrertcn Burger in oen
5aueu ees gapltcls ansSuib0ucn.
2lte II. II. wclt
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. [ q I b.

-am 13. 9isfss, in oislsr Stact Marp elis
fabstb &sinbort. i'm Item Sabre ibres Nters.
-am |. 9isiss, in NuSecmbnanorS Saunfdlp,
Yaul Srdutiaam, i'm 9ltsr BON sc Sabrsn u
A Msnatsn, nsnssr smsi Sage.
-am l, 9isls6, in Maratamnp Saunitbip,
am Sblasftus, Maria Sassman Wittw'
bsS ldn9it psriforbsnsn Sasob eaesman, In
eSfsn qsbsnsjabre.
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2 fremDe S6QQfe,
GeaoinN December 10.

sAsAAss&4.s Gin Wluttsrfhaaf unb Gin 5oamme(,
tcics nit Obrcnmsrt, famen Dor stpa rrei
Bcbcn auf bic Saucrsi bcs llnterIebrstc.
nen. in pcnn Sannlbip, 8erfs gauntp.
Der giscntbimer 1T erinebt ftt gu nslcen,
fsin eacntbume: Nsett 81 tcwrilcn unp piss
fcltsn asacn eritattuna osr Soften wispsr abs
3ubelen. icnlt rperpsa lte eem GeIsge ssma6
perfauft
Seinrib 6rcim.
9etemter 10. 1874. SIN.
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Die bsriibmts @onsrsss0uells in Saratosa,
foa ibrsm eissntbhmsr jabrlib twanss saus
feno Ebatsr entraasn. 60 fact Der 8<rt<
bee SanjlsrS BON 0eu Vcsi.
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QuffreS, 2uffreS /!

0kStld alpaca quifrsS BON allsnSars
IL ~eSbsn unb Wuifsrn, juif erbalten une
;um 8erfauf su bsrabsslssfen prsiien, bsl
O'Sricn uno Kaisuel.
Neabina, December "a.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-19
ADVANTAGES OF A LOUD VOICE.

1t has unlimited influence over sppletons; for
they believe the man who talks loudlyto possess
courage and spirit, when frequently he is as timid
as mouse, and is gifted with as much resolution
as maybug. 1t is Of very great service in an
argument; it there usurps the place Of wit or
reason. Stun your opponent with your vocife-
rations, and you are sure to silence him and if
you have any degree Of self-love, you may con-
graduate yourself upon having vanqulshed him
in fair discussion. With gruff voice you may
frighten dogs and little children. The former
will never run after you. barking and swapping at
your heels, and the latter will never have the
courage to look you in the face, much less climb
on your knees and pull at your nose Should
your voice be weak and feminine, could you
dream for moment of being appointed president
of public dinner? Could you ever command an
army, or even battalion I! Could you get up
and harangue the Chamber of Deputies! No;
for whatever might be your knowledge OF facts,
you would be compelled 10 keep all your infor-
nation to yourself for want of power to commu-
nicate it to the hearing of Others.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-19
PLEASURE.

In the common actions and diversions of our
lives, the pleasure lies almost entirely in the pur
suit and very little in the attainment. He that
at whist should have four honors, six trumps, al
ways dealt him, would lose his whole diversion,
because he would have nothing to do but to throw
down bis cards and win the game. In bowling,
the player takes care to deliver hs bowl Alright !;
his body in all manner Of conlortions, as il to in
fuence its bias and in this consists his entertain
ment for this JOY Of winning the game is over in
a moment He takes his stake, pockets it, and
only thinks where to throw the jack for beginning
another cast. l. G5t s
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was the evil one" whom they were waiting to
behold. in an instant she was beset, and before
| the police officers, who were standing close by
at the time, could rescue her, her clothes were
| almost torn from her body, and it was with the
utmost difficulty that they succeeded in getting
her inside Of the High Constabe's Office, to save
her from falling victim to superstition in this,
heretofore.sup enlightened age. Our wor-
thy High Constable, now finding himself in
worse predicament than before, ordered car
rage to one Of the back doors of the City Hall,
and placing the negress in it, told the driver not
to spare the whip until he reached the house of
her master, on Poydras street. The moment the
carriage started the cry was again raised that it
contained the veritable "eyil one" and il was
with difficulty that the Jehu could prevent the
carriage from being headed off, before he could
get on Roadway enough to distance his enlight-
encd pursuers.
We are credibly informed that !" old horse
shoes" and black bees wax were Ia consider
able demand during the whole Of yesterday after
noon amongst certain portion Of our population.
IN O. Bee.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-06-19
THE HYPocHoNDRIAc PRINCE.

Many distinguished persons, from diseased
imagination, have fallen into strange notions re-
garding their personal identity and character. In
the memoirs Of Count du Maurepas there is an
account Of singular hypochondriac in the person
of the Prince Of Bourbon. He once imagined
himself to be hare, and would suffer no bell to
be rnng in the palace, lest the noise should scare
him in the woods. Another time he fancied him
self to be plant, and as he stood in the garden,
insisted upon being watered. He sometime after
wards imagined he was dead, and refused all
nourishnlent, for which he said he had no further
occasion. The last within would have proved fa-
tai. if his friends had not contriyed to Disguise
two persons, who we're introduced to him az his
grandfather and Marshal Luxembourg, and who,
after some conversation concerning the shades,
invited him to dine with Marshal Turenne. Our
hypochondriac followed them into q cellar, pre-
pared for the purpose, where he made q hearty
dinner. While this turn Of his disorder prevailed
he always dined in the cellar with some noble
guest. 1t is somewhat remarkable that this
strange fantasy did not incapactats him for busi-
ness, especially whers his im,nsdiatss interests
were concerned. Hypochondriasm is. doubtless
produced, in great measure, from deep study Or
from an artificial mode. Of living, and q want Of
proper air and exercise. We seldom hear OF
ploughman or an industrious artisan falling into
that diseased state of Imagination, and considering
themselves hares, vegetables, plants, or disembo-
died spirits. sstts ls v s}t s&
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POSTSCRIPT.
AND SUPERSTITION--
LATEST SAW.

Yesterday morning, about daylight, some Of the
butchers in the meat market of the First Munich
pality, out Of frolic, started report that a
witch, in the shape and form Of a negro woman,
had been arrested the previous night a short dis
lance below the city, and was then confined in the
lookup house under the Mayors Office, and would
be publicly burned in the Place D'Armes at four
o'clock in the afternoon" They moreover aver
red that she had the power of slipping out of
her skin at pleasure, and could change her COM
plexion every five minutes if she chose !; and fur
thermore that at the time of her arrest, having
just slipped out of her skin, some persons who
had been watching her had filled it with salt.
She was unable to enter it again, and was at
that time as raw as piece Of bet. etefoa
The report spread like wild FIRE amongst the
superstitious portion of the lower classes, and be-
fore five o'clock large crowd had assembled in
front of the high constabe's office, anxious to get
sight of the witch, and making inquiries az to
the precise time at which the execution would
take place. The crowd continued to increase
until about one O'Clock, when Captain Youenes,
finding it impossible to dispense them, caused
person who had been sentenced to the work.
house to be wrapped up in blanket, and, order
ing carriage to the door Of his Office, three Of
the officers of the police placed the prisoner into
it, and drove off to the work-house. The crowd,
believing the witch to be in the carriage, imme-
dately made chase after it to the work-hOuse;
but, having arrived too late to get glimpse of
the witch, they stationed themselves upon the
pavement anxously awaiting the hour OF execu-
iion Some of the more Dise, however, still be-
eving the witch to be still confined in the clock
up house," returned, and took their position in
front of the doors, determined not to miss the
sight at any hazard. AS the hour Of four APP
preached, large crowd assembled in Congo
Square, near the calaboose, and in the Place
D'Armes, some for the purpose of witnessing the
execution, and others with all due soemnity de-
scribing the manner in which the sentence was
to be carried out.
The hour Of six having arrived, and the crowd
beginning to grow impatient at the hardness OF
the officers of justice for keeping them so long IN
waiting to witness the auto-da,fe, negress
dressed in white satin, and having on her head
white satin bonnet with an ostrich feather, was
seen standing near the Church. Her peculiar
appearance attracted the attention OF the juvenile
portion Of the crowd, who raised the cry that she