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f. H., c. $. R j. s. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 101 COMMON

NSEVa $50 -t, e.eo 70 &c -. St'"'feS1'ote@'
'ENHEH convince any that Carous Teeth may be
i preserved 10 extreme old millions .Sse5s=z7sa.
Of which now annually lost that might 1aNsL
be preserved by timely and jndicous treat u Y ~
7-@1l
Health, comfort, beauty and longevity greatly Deepen
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth.
Toothanhe caused BY exposure Of the nerve, be
heved and the nerve destroyed without pain.
They used the Leheon and Choroform nearly 5000
cases. without the least the patient and with entire
destroying sensbty PAIN the extraction OF
Teeth, and also m the most severe surgical operations ampu
taOns be atteed BY Professors Stone, Wedder-
sion in this city.
They are prepared to GEOGRAPHICALLY TEETH from
entire sets, either with without Artificial Gums,
with without atmospheric pressure (as circumstances
require according the latest scientific Improvements in
the art.
Those persons who have tested their operations for
past, will ceeEfuly bear testimony in their favor
ienlary of their beauty and durability mh26 " d&W
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OUTLAWS THKATRE.
EXTRAORDINARY AND AMUSING.

rTNHEOPH us FfsKE will conli.ue Series Of Lectures
Asionp hing Experiment. ARMORY Ii, Every EvenEg
except Sunday upon newly discovered Science Of Electro
Biology viii be entirely control ed
their they viii be made 10 iorget Their o
pure them Will be made 10 nke
vinegar honey milk wornood brandy All ls viii be dom
while they perfectly wkeful and without any heere
wonderful remedial agent has e1ectrd the
most sstOnsDg Of Palsy, NsuaIga, Rneumn and nsr-
Diseases generally. =
" Lecture % commence alfpast o'clock Tickets Fifty
Gems and Two Ladies'. One Dolar Children,
Ha Price. mh9 #
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AUCTION SALES.


- A. BEARD, Auoafoneexs
s,oet. Tasi.ys ard sursdys; Essss wsnssiay.
-.sa.ss asE. ~ oses v q g.sss Ars.ds rs..aEs
AUCTION NOTICE.
Or E Sss :sSs 70 ss s Z 31eao s Sa
nhas Bon is sissS 3 I sI G SfasAN
GrOeeries Provisions ........ and Equors
By SYKES, HYDE e. CO.
"a 14 q s ha %sS s ss e sS ..e.s.
800 basI Rio Coles; 30 boIss soap;
g ssh,be SIS pr french srsSd ds
100 boxes rsinis Tosaeeo
e b s.::1f a Gss. 80 doom SSs' s pS::
Nutnss vS.s s1 Hams s 90 Cn,. ~, ~ ,,a, .
FIouF = - TSIo1,r - li-,,--
BY SYKES, HYDE r. co.
HIs Day March ~ 70 o'ciOeAw b sold. the Is,es
OPT s b ss's , e sisoSG ss e gsS% may sones
------ IN mas
French Bareges and Catalogue Sale Of Dry Goods
-. By #. III. PETITPAIE.
THURSDAY March zs at 10 c'eoekwh be sold at h Aacsp
e Ssi:: .ss.i rene I Fancy BAREcEs
IL. n sg LP d fisS s. Es,s
has psa .i ca ss sHGss
T,et. s,rips Dsam cooS UndsGirs and Dfs@sr.
Terms hbgr1i Al sak = -
Oooot can te sIsnned esy % he morning Of aale n
Printed 'i III =. ii. i,hSr' reserve
auction ftOOm No Canal rss reserve % clos con.
: : S .. new ne. .yis Printed MustNs..
PsIt Of which re entitled % d.beSsas
/ IeIns .1 nj a sale -mfz7 .
Coffee .................C Coffee Coffee
BY SYKES, HYDE a CO.
NE 80 X March Is at sslfPss: 10 seossw b %
6sss rio COFFEE sg;y s dsSsssi On tn. ,sy.s Of %
| @Hg--- - - -a-e. eA-1 maxI
Cotton. Cotton Cotton.
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
ne following Pre.e for Of whom NAY coHosrn
At os.ss p Psse s.s. coTroN Damaged
| s Shipper d. d. L L d. d. &c: &C. &C..
Without reserve .Boots, Brogans and shoes.
BIZ SYKES, HYDE & CO.
auction ssss So Magazine irss opPdis Arcads
80 eases BOOTS BRoGANs, Ladies' and Cailar.u, SHOES
| consisting o. kp, Gait Seal, Kid and Morocco.
United STATES. Government Sale.
BY FLORANCE a. TAYLOR.
RIOAY, March osSel. WI !. ,a 4 y Sessrn
Deputy onarsrns.seT Gslsrs d the u g. Array
s. Wooen COATS;
/ 4 4 i g g 5ssS5hs . sssts. j..
go pairs Woolen STOCKINGS:
- s. SARTEEAs; and
As Immediately Afterwards, the Government sOrs Poydss
1900 (Tnoe or s.l seeoDdhand GUNNY BAGS
Terms cash before anu property to be takes away e
4 O'Clock, on Saturday, the s0s lost. nh@
Without reserve Clocks. Clocks
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
SATURDAY, March 80. at 10 o'eioekmi &c sold, at No
- Graver ST. e without reserve, q close ceasignmsn
Terms cash. mhzs
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Furniture. Furniture. Furniture.
BY Z. ID. DRAKE, go CONT ste
ON RAND GENERALLY aid vi, red Auction Prce at Phi
" Sale variety New and Second hand FURNITURE
ahossny W su ATmoirr do Bedseads; Dining Centre
Per ard HId breakfast Tables Fen and ether aoss DiysHa
thomsnS SidOad bureaus hOcbg and PaTlor Chars boob
Cases Shower Faiths Sofas Grandoes, MirnfE
Looking 6lasses; Mauesses wi many other srtic ss.
NJ B-AUcTIoN SALES oFFURNTTuRE held regularly
TUEsD .Ys, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at ha.Epasi
10 O'Clock rthz5 0t
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From all parts Of tile Country, cond be given sufficient
fill every column of this paper
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

TlA
In all cases OF Female Diseases the Galvanc Belt ID OF IN
esimabe value II would take many columns were we To
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weakness irregularities, low spirits pain ia the
breast and sde choross, u0r abus poapsus uer or falling
OF the womb DISTRACTED difficult mensruaton
general postraon Of the system, and all affections of similar
character are ,m%edatey and permanently relieved by this
preservation of female health and surely nothing can be 30
sale eicacous as the simulant which Nature herself has
provided This G'aLUdntsm and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid in every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use and he
most feeble and delicate can wear with entire safety
DIR. Christie's GALVANIC NECKLACE
used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
bronchitis, Inflammation OF the throat nervous and SICK
headache dlzznes OF the head neuralgia in the face buz
zng roaring in the ears Deafness which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called dououIenx
DR.. Christie's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found Of service cases of commissions or es
spasmodc complaints and general nervous affections Of he
head and extremites Also Palsy and Paralyss
and an diseases caused by adecency of power
energy IN the limbs or other organs of the body
E Many hundred Certificates from all paris of the cour
n.y. d the most extraordinary character, be given If
s- No trouble or inconvenience attends tho NJ, AZ n
tHRlSTlE'S GALVANlC ARTICLES, and thew NAV
De worn by the feeble and delicate with perIec eas AM
ngy pleasant and ageeabe They be sent 10 any oar
OF the country. - =
Prices;
rHE SALvANIo BELT. THREE DOLLARS,
The GALvANIC .0NE DoLLAR FACE
~ TSsa Sro FLUID a.n ONE DoLEtR.
tons Pamphlets, with full particulars may be had Of m
~ For sale in NEw ORLEANS by the
| GUINNESS a. Co,
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTIcLEs, GOLD PENS ETC
do lS cod Aip h Camp street.
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HOUSES For, CALIFORNTA.

O1AT5
A LFRED MASON, Bladder of California PORTABLE
IN Houses. etc. ae-Houses Of good structure and -
material will be Furnished BY A. M on reasonable terms IA
He will leave for San FFanciaeo about the middle oflA
April next, and will attend the erection OF the
Eequ5ed A portion Of the money BE made payable il
San francisco. ~ OrleFs lett with C. w. MURRAY,
meet with prompt attepto. Premises ST. Charles street.
opposite the Commercial Exchange. mil I'm
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NEW ORLEANS:

MORNING. MARCH 20, 1850.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON APOLLO STREET.
Il "A gentee HOUSE of Ten Rooms. well sinaied, kvA
between Deloru and ROBIN Streets. HOUSE and EH..R
OF between Magdalen. Jackson, tsTOnd and Beva -k1
Streets 90 It. front, with improvements A0O to s2Ot
lOTSn location OF Chestnut and Third Streets about bali
with moderate improvements snbnTb flasance
line. Lafayette. About Six Aeres hisL and dry LAND,
LAND in Lafayette, Green vile. louisville and hrews
buY,o THos. D. H,AA5ILlEs. B,okeI.
~ consrnctn elegant PORTABLE FRAME IA
HOUSES, suitable for California Any number Of E.:3
Portable Houses, Of such dimensions may be Fequi -
red, be furnished at the shortest nolge, reasonable
ters few Houses of 70 by 40 feet, Stores, Stories
high, TO which the attention OF California emgranis cae.
IL OnleTs from the country will be promptly attended
when accompanied by cash city guarantee "A credit
OF months viii be given tor approved paper.
b. HOWARD. Builder, 2I9 Caronde0t street,
and California BnIiag Establishments corner Rensmn and
New Leyee Streets in the immediate vicinity Of the shpping
s An oneFse the Workshop, 9 Carondeleg street,
will meet with prompt attention. mh13 ii
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Rochelle and Bordeaux: 100 pckgs
II g, GunpowdeI, PouchOng, Imperial: 400 pckEs
STRAW PAPEk-sShoe, Tea, Letter and Cap.
Buckwheat, Sugar, Shot, Lard OIL
lhampagne, Claret, Port Wine, Madeira. Sherys
Sulphate Qunlne, by The case CisaTs. Tobacco:
For sale BY L. J. HART CO..
d nlhHl & .tr TchounfOuaa a..
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q 5 E H Fl . Fl Y,
RRusH MANuFACTURER AND GENERAL
ID VARIETY STORE, No. 10 Camp street RNA&aR
keeps constantly hand extensive assortment
Of BRUSHES; Fine Shell, Buffalo and Horn. E2Hl7N
Ola RUBBER GOODS, Tour ARTICLES. sssbHss
PBRFUhERY, ACcoRpE0Ns. PoCKET KNIVES, PURSES,
GOLD pENs ETC. Wholesale mad Red. Purchasers
invited cali and before purchasing elsewhere
CHEAP for Cash or good City .7eeeptaaees. mills I'm
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
,CALIF0RNIA HOUSES-PORTABLE- with
~ dispatch. Also, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -.
and neat model, 70 Be al the Shop--wheFe ali N
kinds Of CARPENTERING WORK and JOBBINGA4
APPS ly WM. A. MILLER.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
What Constitutes a Lady.

Mrs. Francis d. Gage. in oue of her admi-
table Letters from the kitchen" published
~ The Ohio State Journal. has The following
sensible observations on this topic:
Il am thinking that in these days OF pro
eression. steam, and electricity. things ate
called by new oames sometimes. A woman
that dresses exactly after the style OF 'Godey's
Paris fashions Americsnized.' no mater If
she should treat that other lady who call al
her door to sell her pair Of Geatly dressed
chickens, ora roll oi sweet pure buller. with
Insolent contemp;-'is very lady-lke." Or
II she should lreat the walters at the hotel
haughfi'y aud uukndly. or keep half a table
full of guests waiting, Tor her especial sc-
commoda,ioE--swed 10 silence by her vio-
lence or self-impor,snt aifs--wtat does il
malIerl Her dress is exactly the right color
Of the mo pGe-has precisely the riQh number
OF butIons--her Jewels are the latest style,
her ribous just the fashion, and her hat no,
one hairs breadth too large or loo small. aud
what's more, she eats peas with fork-ha
beautiful white hands, and is 10 all inients
and purposes. in the eye OF a eerlaiu class,
VERY much Of lady"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
The Folly ofPride.

The witty aud sarcastic Rev. Sydocy
Smith. for many years one Of the contribu-
tors TO the great English reviews, thus dis
cou'seth on the folly ofpride in such cres-
ture as man:
After all. take some quiet sober moment
OF life, and add together the two ideas of
pride and OF man Behold him. creature Of
span high, stalking through iufinite space
10 all the grandeur of litileness. Perched
on speck of the Universe, every wind OF
heaven strikes Into his blood The coldDess Of
death; his soul floats from his body like mel
ody from tbs string; day and night, as the
dust on the wheel, he is rolled along the
heavens through labyrinth Of worlds. and
all beneath the creation OF God are flaming
above aud beneath. Is this creature TO
make himself crown of glory, to deuy his
Own flesh, to mock At his fellow, sprung from
that dust TO which both will soon teturnl-
Does he not sufferl Does he not diel When
he reasons is he never stopped by Difficult
ties! When he ac's is be never tempted by
peasurel When he lives is he free from
pain! When he dies can he escape The com
mon grave! Pride is not the heritage OF man;
humility should dwell with fraiIty, aud a.
tone ior ignorance. error and inpedection.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
Coughs, Colds, sc.

Hills Balsam Of Honey,
Doctor Moore Essence oe Life. or Pectoral Drops
Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir or cough drops.
De La monterats Vegetable specific. for coughs
colds. and consumption, &c.
Or. Larbors ExtractLungwort, for coughs, colds
consumption, &c.
Rev. DR.. Bartholomew Pink Expectorsnt Syrup
forcoughs. colds. consumption. hoarseness. Pain
ia the Breast wnooping cough, difficult Breath.
ing. ia young children. &c. and a host Of rene.
dies for all diseases that flesh is heir TO- at
SIMPSONS
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
Hillsdale School.

The summer term OF this School will commence on
Wednesday, 10th april at clock M The Board
have classified the school as follows.
lst. Class--spellng. Reading. Writing. Primary
Geography aud Arithmetic.
I'd. Class-sPeiing. Reading, Writing. Geography
Ari;hmstic. Grammar History, Book Keeping.
3D. Higher Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry, Botany, Algebra Geometry, Iutellectusl and
moral Philosophy, Rhetoric Logic. Astronomy.
4th. Latin, Greek. French aud German Languages.
Defamation aud Composition in each Department.
The of the LIST class will be 4, the second g.
and third I, Of the fourth any Information as to the
text book, used ia the school may be had on sppca.
zion to MT. Hickok. Foreign scholars from 81 so to
% per quarter. X. ALAN, Director
Hillsdale, lst April, 1880 n36
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
BOOK BINDING.

HAS commenced the business Of Book Bind
q K ing in Jdnesvile, where he is in readiness to
&c any thing in that line, in good style and at rea.
sonabe prices.
Magazines, Public Documents, Blank Books, or
old books needing covers, wIlbe bound TO order
II Books for binding may be eftat the STANDARD
Office, with directions how 20 be bound and can be
had at the same place after binding.
Jonesyilie Feb ia l540
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
United states and Spain.

The danger ola rupture between the Uni
ted States and Spain. appears TO have blown
over.
A dispatch from New Orleans. dated ou
Saturday last, brings the following gratifying
intelligence with regard to the prisoners cap
tured at Contoy, on board the barques Geor-
giana snd Susan Loud.
1--WE have received intelligence from Hs-
vanDs as late as the 10Th instant, and are hap
py TO stale, thstthe Spanish Government had
yielded 10 the representatives Of our Consul.
aided by other American authorizes. and.
after passing through the forms Of trial
had liberated the .American prisoners, rho
,oere free to return 10 the United States"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

A letter from BroIsis, Asia Minor, dated
May lst, says;
There are no@ about three hundred home
less Hungarians wandering abou, the sreete
Of Peru, withou. broad or employment, sleep
ing in the 81. cots; even yonng men ofcollees
education. officers IN the Hungarian armv.
arc now backing shoes in the streets, and are
glad even to get employment, saving few
parss TO g, TO America
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
4 Scene i'm Boston.

a half score or more Of Irish women have
lately taken their stands al the Park street
corner Of the Mall. where with few o,an.
ges and other fruits placed upon some TEN
porsry table or box, they remain ftom NOR.
nins until night, perhaps clearing by their
small sales from one to two shIlings per d,y.
Ihey are mHstly old women, who eau do
nothing else for living, aud arc patroDized
more from charity than from che tempting
appearance Of Ihei, goods
One day, not long since. one of these old
women became quite III from explcsure 10
the sun, and probably from want Of prone,
nourishment, and was forced TO leave her
stand, and seat herself agains, the iron rail.
lngs Ofthe Common. in the shade. little
bright-eyed girl of thirteen summers saw
her lImpto the spot aud also observed tho
anxions eye Of tho old woman directed to-
wards her ilule store OF oranges, nuts and
caDdy.-"Never mind those, ma'am," she
said, "Pll go and Sill there ill you arc better
and sell for you
The little miss. dressed with mach tas,e
and richness, wnh an air thai indicated most
Enthusiastically the class 10 which she belong.
cd. sat down upon the rough box, behind ihe
irIsh woman's stand, assuming all the impor-
ianCe OF young ssleswOmss. She had new
er sold anything before in her life; but peo-
pie began to stop and wonder what il meant
10 see the fair and beautiful child ia that sin
gular Situation.
The story was soon told by the bystan.
ders, who had only TO point TO The poor wo-
man. la a moment, every one was seized
with very extraordinary desire for sn orange,
a handful OF nuts. or some candy; and our
little beauty could hardly serve them fast
enough
Many. utterly refusing any change. gave
her nlnepence, dime, or sixpeuce for a
penny's worth Of NUS or candy. Ii was all
accomplished very quickly, though the little
girl was somewhat disconcerted, and had to
be encouraged by whisper, now aud Thea.
IRON one who need not be named, for she
was not accustomed TO a crowd.
The table was soon swept, and we saw her
pass her tiny hand full Of silver TO the poor
woman, who thus realized treble the value of
her small stock, and called on half the saints
OF the calendar to bless the kind hearted
child Meny's Museum.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
VOL. ". No. 48.
LIKING AND DEsLIKING.

Ye who know the reason. tell me
How il is that instinct still
Prompts the heart 10 like---or like not
At its own cnpacious will
Tell me by what hidden magic
Our impressions first are fed
Into liking-or dsliking-
Of before word is said
Why should smiles sometimes repel US !
Bright eyes turn our feelings cold
What Is that which comes to tell us
All that gli,ters is not gold
Oh-no features. plain or striking.
Bot power we cannot shun,
Prompts our liking-or disliking.
Ere acquaintance hn;h begun
Is II instinct--or some spirit
Which protects us-and controls
Every impulse we inherit
By some sympathy of souls :
Is it Instinct lis il naiure7
Or some freak. or iaul, Of chance.
Which our liking-or dislikins--
Limits to single glsnce1
Like presen,iinent Of danger.
Though the sky no shadow filings,
Or that inner sense. still stranger.
OF unseen--unuttered things!
Is it--oh, can no one tell me,
No oue show sufficient cause
Why our likings-and dislikings-
Have their own instructive la~sl
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

.Zeb |, said chap to his chum the other
day, seems TO me you didn't stay long at
Squire Lolgor'sslast night
No. was the reply, was sayin, few
pleasant things to the daughter. and tho old
man oamo in and gave me hint TO go.
"A hint, Zeb, what sort Of hintl'
why, he gave me my hat, opeued the
door, and just as he begun TO raise his COW
hide boot, had a thought that wasn't wan
ted, and so I--I--took my leave
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

Property QUALIFICATIONS South
Carolina no man can hold seat in the
House Of Representatives. unless he has a
freehold estate Of FIVE hundred acres oflspd
and ten negroes.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
Enormou, Lump of Gold.

We yesterday had tho pleasure Of axsmin-
Jog large number Of rich specimens OF Cal
ifornia gold. Among them was ous which
weighed fii,y pounds. I, is composed most.
ly OF pure gold. appareoly having, while 10
Hquid staie, run among some qusits rocks.
IL was found near the Msfaposa, about three
feet below tho surface OF the earth. IS 900
was offered for IL on the spot where il was
found, but i, is supposed to be worth abont
$4,000. although the actual value cannot be
sscertained until u Is ground up and sssayed
The big lump is nov Ibe property Of Mr..
II. Is. Williams who arrived 10 this city yes
ierdsy on board the steamship Ohio. The
sight Of such a valuable "chunk' is good for
sore eyes - N o. Pic,yune
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02
YANKEE DOODLE.

We have ut last a truo Yankee Doodle
song-genuine American song---a song tha,
is like the glad echo Of freedom to the dcri-
sve doggerel one sung to insult an oppressed
people. And il come most opportunely ip
the July number of Cooley.
Our thanks are dre to Cooley for this sea-
sonable presentation. He has given US a song
of exultstion that will be familiar to millions
Of people for long, long years to come. The
author of 'Moenna, and many other most ex-
qusite poems, has perhaps written more ele
giant and elaborate poetry than that which
will find so hearty on echo in tho bosoms Of
his countrymen.-[RepubIic.
From Godsy's Ladys Book, July. 1850.
YANKEE DOODLE.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-07-02

SPANISH ETIoUETrE.--The etiquette
or rules to be observed in the roval palaces
are necessary. writes Baron Biefield, for
keeping order at court. In Spain il was
carried 10 such length as 10 make martyrs
of their kings. Here is an instance, at
which in spite of the fatal consequences il
Produced, one cannot refrain from sm.
ling.
Philip the Third was gravclv seated by
the fireside the fre-maker Of tho cour,
had kindled 50 great quantity of wood,
that the heat, and his grandeur would not
suffer TO rise from the chair; the domestics
could not presume to enter the apartment,
because It was Against etiquette. Atlength
the Marquis de Poist appeared, and The
king ordered him to damp the fire, but he
excused himself, alleging that he was for.
hidden by the etiquette TO perform such
function, for which the Duke d'Useda
ought to De called upon, as it was his blIsi
ness. The duke was gone out; the fire
turnt fercer; and the king endured j, ralh-
er than derrogate from his dignity. Bu,
hrs blood was heated 10 such degree. tina,
an erysipelas Of the head appeared the
next day, which succeeded by violent fn.
yer, carried him off in 1921, in the 2a,h
year of bis age.
The palace was once on FIRE; a soldier,
who knew the kings sister was in her a.
parImeni, and mus, inevitably have been
consumed in few moments bv the flames,
at the risk Of his life rushed IN and brought |
her highness safe out in his arms: bot the |
Spanish etiquette was here wofully broken
INTO! The loyal soldier was broug gbt To tri.
81, and, as II was impossible TO deny that
he had entered her apartment, the Judges
condemed him to diel The Spanish prn.
less however, condescendod, IN consider.
'tion OF the circumstance, 10 pardon the
SOLDIER. and very benevolently saved his
ifs.
Judge Daily Of Now York has decided
nat 4. IL. L.. 4 Il A /