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NOTICE..

AN adjourned term of the cors.y Corrt
of Pike county, Mo-, will be held at the
Court House in Bowling Green, on the
l7thdaY of July next, to hear and deter
mine all appeals which may be taken from
the Assessors books for the present year.
June goth 1S48. s. ". FINLEY.
Sheriff.
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TOPOGRAPHIC D~ESATCHEs.
FRox THE ST. Lou UNIoN.
Arrival Of
CA Nj B IA.

startrins RtIIisencc n Europe--:An.
S.ssTS ssye.S s 5oss. e
BosToN, July l.
> Tte steamer Cam6rr arrived last night,
bringing onsaeek's FER intelligence from
Europe. She brjngfews OF the most ex-
citing and startling ~racter from France
A revolution brokek on the 4th, in Paris,
headed BY Louis Bic, and over n thou
sandlives we're IoSThere is great excite.
ment and alarm piksiiing among all class
es. Hopes are efrtained that the mode
rate party will BE- Isfeated by the party ad-
vocating the estdishment Of a Empire
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons in
~ terested, that at the next August term Of
the county court Of Pike county, ! shall apply
for a final settlement of the estate Of Thomas
Cunningham, deceased.
JOHN C. CUNNINGHAM, Adm'..
June 26th, lS48.
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OHIo.--Ta Wing papers in Ohio de-
nounce the nsination of Taylor and re-
fuse 70 suppoSim; Eve are waiting to hear
his declaratiobf opinions before deciding
what to do; al two have changed editors
to avoid going gainst him. Ten thousand
Wings in Noriern Ohio refuse to vote for
tile Wing nonnee.
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WOOL CAkDUEX

THE undersigned having bad tAslF Card1
ing Machine put in conplsts ot5ef, are
now ready to receive Wool. snH ~Al eARD
at the following prices:
White wool, at 4 cents. per pound,
Mixed, at Z cts. per
II. All wool left with us will be carded
Immediately. GEO. w. jerks SEQ. /,
Louisiana, Mo-, May 26h 1S4S.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 all creditors and
others Interested ia the estate of William
H. Tinsley, deceased, that the undersigned
will apply at the next August tenn O. the
county court of Pike county, 10 make ?
final settlement Of his administrationof sal
estate. CHARLES BACON, Admsr.
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.SUNDRIES.

Molssses, Tar, Stoneware, Trace & Log Chains,
Boots snd Shoes, Spun Cottons, Carpet
Chain, DOmestics, Bed Ticking; Iron,
Steel, Castings; Hats, Caps,
&C., &C.,
zlsts and for sale low by
$3.50 II. E. BLOCK & co.
W11sxa large snd spacious Warehouse at
% 4Stefe. sTttoss Wishing to ship or
! e iii Ind ITO their intsyest 20 give us 9
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Business Bike fishing. if you wish to
succeed y%ounust anchor once in a while
To be canststly changing is TO keep your
self-out of ctnge for all eternity. AS Tom
Hood obserrs, the man that is always
stirring mlsbe a spoon.
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oa sundayth ed ihst..'at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, BY the Rev. George
Smith, Mr.. JOHN GuILEY to Miss MARY J.
sSHERMAN--alI of Louisiana.
The happy couple have our hearty thanks for
the bridal gift forwarded to US. We bespeak
for them a life of pleasure and prosperity.
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CIRCUIT

We are requested to state that A. W
Lash, Esq, our present Circuit Attorney
|wifi be a candidate to refill that Office Al
the ensuing election in November. TIL.
counties, composing this, the third Judicis
circuit, are Marion, Rails, Pike, Montgom'
cry, Warren, Lincoln and St. Charles.
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Died, in ST. Louis, on the 22d inst, Ed
ward Charless, in the Goth year of his age.
Mr.. Charless was the Oldest resident Prin-
ter of st. Louis, and was the founder Of the
st. Louis Republican:
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PATEWT MEDICINES.

HAYNES EXPECToRANT. Jayns's Ton
ic Vermifuge, Jayne's Csrminatiye Balssm,
|Jai ne's SsnaEivs Pills, Jayns's Alternative,
] ~ mes Hair Tonic, Jayne's American Hair
Dye, Jayne's Ague Pills.
All the above medicines are prepared
only by DR.. David Jayne, Philadelphia, and
for sale by HI. E. Block & Co., Louisiana,
and B. Riggs, Ashley, Mo.
June 9th. 1913.
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We are authorized to Colum-
bus F. Kirtley. Esq, as a candidate for
the Office of Circuit Attorney, in the third
Judicial District, at the ensuing election in
November.
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We are authorized to announce John
.Magee,as a candidate for the Office of Cor
'oner of Pike county, at the ensuing August
election.
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1--WE are authorized to announce JOHN
GRIMMET, as a candidate for the Office Of
Constable of Buffalo Township, at the next
August election.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN
OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL
TASTES.

THE subscriber hos Just replenished his ale
ready large supply Of READY MfDE
CLOTHING, consisting in part of dress, frock
and business cloth coats black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; six,
beavsf and neutria hats shoes and boots. He
has olso a large variety Of linnen and tweed
sack, froek and business coats iinnen and
tweed pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers,
with q good supply of DRY GOODS
y4JD GR0CKRiES-io suit The season.. All
Of which he will sell az low as the times viii
possibly admit, for Cash, country produce. OF
to p%unctnsl customers on time.
To dress yourself from top 10 zoe
Right doNAIi4fexh house you should 70,
For. q iha Ahall be ssld
E fstask7 EeEcr for cold. -
EPH RICHARDSON
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JUuB 0t8tcusS ny ./ .4- r.
and Louisa his wife
|Hqoen and Pamela BIZ
Henry Kennedy and Maf1c
his wife, g. Andrew ]. Brad-
lev and Maria his wife; and
|Ayres HOFFMAN.
1 ND now at this day the petiionefss -
~ pear by their Attorney, and fle their ps-
titfon for the partition of the following dsscEik.
ed real estate, Wig: Lots twenty-sevsn, tweness
eight, twenty mine, being each sissy sfest %
Oak street, and ninety feet back-aad Tie north.
west end.of lot ts~enty-six, being sixty fsstea
Oak street and fofty:fve feet on Fulton street.
all in the Town of ashley, in said county. snd
il appearing from said petition, and the aaadasR
that the said defendants are n6n.fesi.
dents of the State Of Missouri, Il peotdered By
the Court, that they be notified of8hs fii1g Of
said petition, and that a copy Of this order b
published once a week for eight weeks Success
sively in some newspaper printed IN this county
STATS OF MIssoUaI, SIS.
County Of Pike,
/, James M. Martin, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for said county, certify that he foregoing
is a true copy from the record.
[~f Witness my hand, and official seal.
Seal. Done at Office In Bowling-Gfeen, in
~ said county, this the 23rd day Of Nay
A. D. lS43.s J. 81. MARTIN, Clerk,
May 29th.-Isw8.)
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II We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
j. DUNCAN as a candidate for the Office Of Con-
stable of Indian Creek township, at the ensuing
August election.
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IT. We are authorized to announce HuGH
ALLEN, as a candidate for the Office Of Justice
Of the Peace for Cuivre township, ct the ensu-
ing August election.
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We are authorized 10 announce T. NJ. Rhea,
as a candidate for the Office of Constable Of Cuiv-
er Township at the ensuing August Election.
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Il We are authorized TO announce JOHN A.
as a candidate for the Office of Consta-
Bile of Culver township, at the ensuing August
election.
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DCLINES.

SHlLADELHIIA, June 81.
MrDodpe. offs, who was nominated
nv tI,esB arnburSs Of New York for the
Vice President has published a card in
the Washingtona ion declining the NOM
ination. He gfs in his adhesion to the
Baltimore nontFes, and pledges himself
to support Cassd Butler.
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1--we are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM KELLY, as a candidate for the office Of
Constable of Calumet Township, at the next
August election.
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Candidates.

! II We are authorized to announce James E..
Glenn, as a candidate for the office Of Constable
of Buffalo township, at the ensuing August cleo
tion.
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We are authorized to announce JOHN
TAxcY, as a candidate for the Office of Con-
stable iof Culver township, at the ensuing
august election.
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We e authorized to announce HlLL SHOE
As a candidate for Justice Of the Peace
in BIZ 10 Township, at the ensuing August E.
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LIFE! Lief! LIFE!!!

sAll that a man hath will he give for bis
e." SO we find recorded in the most an.
Gent and best Of books. but as We see
thousands dying around us with Consump.
tion, Group, Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Splitting blood, and other Pulmonary afec.
tons, we are led to doubt the CORRECTNESS.
of the above assertion, especially since iii.
so well known that a certain remedy may
be obtained, which always arrests those
diseases.
DR.. Javne's Expectorant y fails tc
give relief, and cures after every other
meanshaye failed. This can be and has
been proved in thousands Of instances
where It has effected radical cures, aftel
the patient had been given up BY all hi'
friends and physicians.
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new MERCANTILE FRI.
VIM. LUCE & co.

II ESPECTFULLY a~nnoanceto their friends
and the public, that they have purchased
the new and slegsnt stock OF Goods recently
10 This market by Mickey Coal 10
which they invite the attention Of Dealers.
It is their design TO make oil necessary aadi-
tons, from time to time, soas to keep constantly
on hand a complete stock Of Dry GocdseGfoee-
RES, Queensrure, Hcrdcefe, &c. to1uitai class-
es Of purchasers. Their Goods are Of the best
quality and latest style; and their prices shall
be such IS to insure satisfaction, for they haye
Discriminate not be undersold by sny establish
ment north of St. Louis. With fhis determine.
ton, they Ratter themselves they win be able to
make it TO the interest Of purchasers to give
share of their patronage. Call and ex-
amin9 for yourselves, @for It. n~oltroubls to
them to show goods" Their store is- in The
house formerly occupied by Mckay &Coz
lower door of Diapers row, on Water
where they UOuld be kapgy to recsizsz
is only to examine their goods.
All kinds Of country produci
will be taken in exchange 70
Respectfully, w
Louisiana, Nc. June
N. B. To farmers and
have q large and
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1--we are authorized to announce WILLIAM
p. WIcoLEswoRrH as i candidate for the effice
|of Constable of Culver township, at the next Au-
gust election.
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Beef! Beef! Beef!

TO the citizens of lou
NNS&sESEA isisna:
49, The undersigned pro-
WM pose to ~releave the in
&ESEsS~ convenience laboTed UNI
der at present by the citizens Of our towp'
in obtaining a good article OF fresh meat,
by opening a regular market in c. jackson
s. Bros. ware house, on every Friday NOR
ming, where they would be pleased to sup
ply their friends and the town generally.
McALISTER & SHAW.
Louisiana, June, 9th, lS4S.-S-tf
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STATE OF MISSOURI, &C
County of Pike.

County of Pike.
Pike Comfy Conrt-Jnne term, 1913.
Among the records and proceedings had
the second day of the said term Of the
Court is the following, to wit:
HAMILTON l.. RHEA, administrator Of
the estate of SiIas Rhes, deceased, comes
into Court aud files bis proof that the order
Of publication heretofore made 10 r~ee7atr6s
to the sale Of the real estate Of said decd,
has been published according To law, and
no one appearing to make objection tcatfs
sale of the said real estate, it is ordered by
1.-THE Court that said administrator. proceed
Ito sell the same, or so much thereof as will
be sufficient to pay the debts against said
estate, at public auction before the court
house door in Bowllng-Green on the Frs
lday of the next term Of this Court, tit be.
ing the fourteenth day of August nextD or
a credit of twelve months, to tieAhShes
and best bidder; and thatsthe purchaserftt
required to give bond with approved secu'
lrity for the payment of the purchase money
land it is further ordered tiiatsaid admins
i~trator give notice of the time and pAce o.
said sale, by publication for four weeks il
some newspaper, printed in this State, ant
by putting up tenhandbills in the INST pub
lie places in the county
/, Samuel F. Murray, clerk Of Tie copn'
Ity court within and for said county certify
that the foregoing order of publication il
correctly copied from the record now in
my Office.
-, In testimony whereof I hereto
Seal set my hand and stix the seal oil
~ said Court, at Office, in Bowling
Green in said county, this thirteenth day Of
June, ls4S.
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S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
9th, lS4S-T4w1l.1

Eg-In pursuance of the above order, obtained
from the Pike county court, ! shall proceed to
sell the real estate therein mentioned, at the
time and place and on the terms therein speci-
fed. HAMILTON L. RHEA,
Admir-. Silas Rhea, decd.
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The troops e fast returning from the war
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We are authorized to announce Thomas
D. Shy as a candidate Tor the ohice ofCon-
stable Of Buffalo Township at The ensuing
August election.
Ja-We are authorized to announce D. A. G.
as a canGilate for the Office of Consta-
BILE o: Psnu township, at the next August cleo
tion.
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RHEUA.FISM, GOU7, &. TIC DOU-
4LOUREUX.

A respectable gentleman called at our
office, as s said, TO i form us that he had
I&d for fifteen years with Rheu-
out, and occasionally with Tic
i he has been frequently
Dom for months together,
aIgast intense and ex-
he had been
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Fected relic

very Pi.ss
md effective, and that he now consider.
,elf thoroughly cured.-[Spirit Of the
mes.
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June 18Th, 1913.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-13

attitude was erect and easy, almos. COM
handing.
at is five years all but few DAYS since
rhl'lpPe, within these stone walls, stood up,
Wit, an air of gracioci.y, and asked King
Louis whether it was royal session then
or bed OF justice! O, Heavens three
poor blackgua,ds were to ride and die with
him; some say they objected to such COM
pany, and had to be flung in neck and heels,
but 1t seems not true. Obiectino. or NOT
ohjectlng, the gal|ows vehicle gets under
weigh. Philippe's dress is remarkable for
It's egance-green frock wais,coat of white
tpIque, yellow buckskins, boots-cIear as
Warren-hIs air, as before, entirely COM
posed, lmpassve, not to say easy-Brum-
melllan- polite.
"Ihrough street after street-slowly and
execraclous-past the Palais Egalile, whilom
the Palals Royal. The cruel populace
stopped him there some minutes. Dame
de Bnifron, 1t is said, looked out on him in
Jezabel head-atlire. Along the ashlar wall
there ran these words in huge tri-color print,
i"Republc, one and ndvisible-liber,y.
equality, fraternity, Or dea.h-N ational pro-
per'y." Phlippe's eye flashed he!l-6re one
instant but the next instant i, was gone, and
he sat lmpassive, Brummelian-poIle. On
The scaffod, Samson was for drawing off his
boots. 'Tush,' said Philippe, they will
come better off after, let US have done-de-
pechons NOUS
80 Philippe was not without virtue then
God forbid that there should be any living
man without it! He had the virtue to keep
living for five and forty years-other vir-
tues, perhaps, more than we know Of But
probably, no mortal ever had such things
recorded to him-such facts, and also such
lies. For he was Jacobin prince of the
blood; consider what combination Also.
unlike any Nero, any Borgia, he lived in
The age of pamphlets. Enough for US
Chaos has re-absorbed him may it late or
never bear his like again. Brave young
Orleans Egalite (the present Louis Philip
PEI deprived of all-only not deprived OF
bimself-is gone to Loire, in the Grisons,
in the name of Corby, to teach mathematics
This Egalte family is at the darkest depths
of the Nadir.o
The above account is taken from the
graphic pages of Carlyle. The same author
gives the following brief description ofLouis
Phlippe's escape from the army on the from
tiers after the detection OF Dumouriez, and
and after he (Louis Philippe) then only a.
bout 20, had so highly distinguished him
self in the battle Of Jemappes
"Brave young Egalite reached Switzerland,
and the Genlis cottage, with strong crab
stick in his hand, a strong heart in his body
his princedom is now reduced to lhat''
After the lapse of fifty six yeals, the same
much-enduring individual, driven from his
throne, reaches Newhaven in pea jacket!
Such is life.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-13
ESTABLISHING THE SCIENCE.

De Bonneville had been elec,rifying De-
troit by his more than gazvanic effects upon
the muscles of scores of his inpressibzes,
when an enormous sized Wolverine 'trying
the thing himself, found he was quite equal
to the professor, in setting folks to sleep and
maxim on 'em cut up afterwards; and, &C.
cordingly, in the Juror of his discovery, off
he went to the country, to lecture and diff
fuse the new light which had been dispen-
sed to him. His success was tremendous
town and village said there was something
in ii, until his reputation, as in other cases
begat him enemies. The Wolverine Mes
meriser, after astonishing 'hall' full, one
evening, at some very promising town. or
other, and which babe fair, shortly, to be
quite "a place. returned to the tavern, 10
be arrested in the bar-room by score oil
first cItIZens,' who had then and there con-
grega,ed. jest to test the humbug,' any how
Good evening, Perfessor,' said one'
won't GU take a little of the Jguid9' said
another; and this being an evident hit in
the way of a joke, the 'an'i-humbugs' pro-
ceeded to more serious business.
'Perffssor,' said the principal speaker, a
giant of a fellow. before whose proportions
even The huge Magnetizer looked small
'PerIessor,' said he, biting off the end of a
plug and turning it over in his jaws very
Ieisurely, "a few on us here hev jes. conclu-
ded 10 hev you try an experiment, appoint
in ourselves regular constituted commit
tee TO reportn
The professor begged TO appoint more
proper place and hour, SC, or, according to
the apprehensions of the crowd eviuced
the evident desire to make "a clean back out
'Perlessor,' resumed the big dog, EFF we
understand right, you call your Mesmerism
a remeejl agent, which means, s'pose, thai,
it cures ,hngs?'
The disciple of science referred to seve-
raj cases about town in which he had been
successful, to say nothing of the pulling
teeth operation which he had just conclud.
ed his lecture with.
Yes said the challenger, 'your're death
on teeth. we know; but ken mesmerism
come the remeejil over the rheumatic p
'Inhammalory or chronic = demanded the
professor. ..
'Wa|, stranger, we amt much given to
doctors bottle names, but we reckon its a.
bout the wust kind
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-13
MISCELLANE ECU S.
From the Union Magazine.
THE LOST GLOVE.
BF MRS. JANE c: CAMPBELL.


From the first covering for the hand, down
to the Henry VIII. gloves, which, D'IsraeIl
tells us. are in the possession of the family
of Sir Thomas Denny, and from these again
Down to the sAlexandre' gloves in the store
Of Stewart, something curious, no doubt,
might be related OF them all.
There is the delicate primrose, or lsven-
der-colored glove of the exquisite, which
makes its appearance with the frs, butterfly
of the season, and is the general acc ompani-
ment 10 the moustache, or to the beginnings
of such beard as Sir Roger de Coveriy
looked upon the type Of wisdom. Then
there is the sober-coiored glove of the staid
middIe-aged gentleman, often seen graspIng
the gold head of stou, cane, something less
perhaps in its dimension than the famous
walking stick Of Mr.. Burcheli, which afforded
such amusement. to the family Of good DR..
Primrose. There is the grave black silk
glove of the divine; and the dainty white
kid of the belle, bordered with the daintier
down of the cvgnel.
There is the short, wooden glove Of the
chifonnier, and the long, embroidered g love
of the ballroom. Dear Dame Fashion, we
crave thy pardon. We were thinking OF
long ago, when the smallest portion of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arm was displayed
in public; we had forgotten the demi-nudily
of thy present voaries.
1t may argue want of taste, but we con
fess to dislike Of the blue glove worn by
many ladies. The color is too decided
We have seen pretty girl walking in Broad
way, dressed in most becoming bonnet, and
tasteful cloak of blue merino; but the whole
effect Ito our eye at least) was spoiled by
her wearing gloves to match. Only think
what sweet contrast delicate fawn, a
pale buff or white glove would have
formed with the Mazarine blue mantle!
There is yet another-,he prettiest ths
tinies,-( Though not like Woodworth's. con
tanned in nutshell 1.-THE glove ofgloves-
the wedding glove!
How neatly it must fit the hand-not ;
stain-not wrinkle-so fine and soft i,
texture that the indenta,ons Of those pearly
digi,al appendages vulgarly called nails, cal
be seen through the smooth surface. By
the-by, this passion for neatly fitting glow
used TO be great bore when the ring wa
about to be placed on the finger of the bride
If the glove CHANGED to be too tight in til
least, there stood the blushing bridesmaid
Juggling away at the refractory article, an
finding it as hard to pull of, as the boots O
Peter Faber were difficult to pull on. Their
stood the bashful bride, trembling in swee
maidenly confusion-lhere stood the patien
clergyman, and the impatient Bridegroom
and there stood the mischievous youngster
of the party, exchanging sly glances, an
swelling with half-suppressed laughter
Now days, the cunning gypsy of brid
has no such embarrassment. The heart
finger is, seemingly, encased as tightly a
before; but on the appearance of the magi
circle which is henceforlh to bound tn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-13
DEATH OF LOUIS PHILlPPE'S FATHER

DEATH OF LOUIS PHILlPPE'S FATHER
The following accoun, of the death of the
Duke OF Orleans. the celebrated EgaIie, the
father of Louis Philippe, and now ex-king
of the French, may prove interesting at the
present time, not only on account of the
scene itself, bat as exhibiting in strong con-
trast the striking features of difference be-
tween The frs. French revolution and the
present one. Gujllotine "a taujours was the
motto then; but now, happily, there is no.
thing Of the sort.
Enough !-Philippe's indictment is soon
drawn, his jury soon convinced. He finds
himself made guilty. ofroyalism. conspiracy,
and much e!se-nav, it is a guilt IN him tina,
he voted Louis's death, though he answers.
u voted in my soul and conscience The
doom he finds is death forthwith. This
present sixth dim day Of November 1882
is The last that Philippe is to see. Philip
PEI says hlon'gn'Ilard, ..thereupon called for
observation-disclosures Of oysters, two cot
telets, best part of an excellent bottle OF
claret, and consumed the same with a2pa-
rent relish A revolutionary judge, or some
official convention emissary, then arrived to
signify that he nigh, still do the State some
service by revealing the truth about plot
or two. Philippe answered that on him, in
the pass things had come to, the Stale had,
he thought, small claim; tina. nevertheless,
in the interest of liberty, he, having still
some leisure on his hands was willing, were
a reasonable question asked him, to give a
reasonable answer. 'And So says Mont
guillard, 'he leant his elbow On the man,el-
piece, and conversed in an undertone with
great seeming composure, till the leisure
was done, and the enIssary went his way"
At the door Of the Concergerie, Philippe's