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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ me Individually, or security for others, are
requested to present them to Col John o. MOsby,
sirous that arrangements should be made for their
speedy adjustment.
f. 5-3taw2wT F. L. WALTHALL.
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HENRICo.

PHYSIOLOGY AND HEALTH.-.We see from
the Washington papers that DR.. Alfred G..
Hall of that city, is delivering lectures upon
the nutritive principles.
Nutrition being evidently the basis on which
all animal bodies are built up and sustained
by which alone health and vigor are develop
ed, and that distributed, too, in the form of
fuid-he processes 10 treat all diseases by the
nutritive process, thereby preventing in all
cases the waste of the body while remedies are
being used. The doctor contends that this
principle in its application to disease is entirely
| new, possessing great advantages, aud has
never yet been advanced by any class of ply
sicians either on this continent or that of Eu
rope That it works well in all constitutions
and temperaments; and is destined to change
the views now entertained with regard 10 dis
eases.
The doctor has prepared twelve nutritive
fluids, the composition of which he declares
to be in perfect accordance with physiological
law adapted to the several temperaments of
the consistency of milk rich with pure nu
tritive matter and applied with the most re-
markable results. 1t is very palatabe, easy
of digestion, almost, we may add, chyle itself,
and, at about half the cost of milk, may be
made and used by any family.
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A CARD.-The subscriber beps leave to inform
"A the public that he has opened the store No.
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, as
Bread and Tea Cake Bakery, and respect.
fully solicits their patronage.
From long experience in every department of
the business, and ever careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best materials, he
doubts not, by paying visit at his store they will
played. -
AZ regards bis Bread he would simply state, thai
.ss esef been ais greatest aim Manufacture II
in the very best manner, and without extracting
from It those nutritive qualities, which is but too
often done.
e ROLLS and TwIsr furnished to dinner par.
RICHARD ADAM
N. B.-HoT ROLLS every morning. and Hot
Buns and TEA BISCUIT every evening. au Cts
y ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ 11TH STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHURCH.. R. FINCH, PRINcIPAL-late
rrincipai OF wesleyan Female Institute.
staunton.-The new apartments of this Institu
non will be ready to receive pHpils the 1st October
The same thorough discipline and laborious applica
don will be maintained, as have heretofore charac
terized the exercises OF this School,
Patrons entrusting their children to the care of
The Principal, may rely every attention and pains
being taken to secure an intellectual development
commensurate with their solicitude, and the inter-
ssts of the pupils.
TERMS as heretofore-s20t to $50 In the English
department.
Application should be made from A. NJ, to 4
P.M.
70 Entrance from 1lth street, and from 10Th
street. rear of Baptist Church. selI-ts
NOW Is THE TIME to secure bargains in
Dry Goods. The subscriber is determined to
sell off his etock of Winter goods; he will offer
great inducements to those in want of goods in his
line. Now on hand; Merino al 25 cents, Alparas at
le4 cents, Mouselains at l2t cents Fine Cashmeres
at 25 cents large lot of dark Calico at st and
cents, the cheapest goods offered Shifting at
cents, Sheeting Al inches wide at 3D. also for
sale very cheap, Embroideries, Ribbons. Hosiery,
DC. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
fe 20l Broad street.
VALENTINES: VALENTINES..
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
THOS. H. GRESHAM s. 1904 Broad street. is the
L place to get the handsome Love Billets. Don't
fJrgett to call fed
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MI AGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY, AT G. NJ.
1SI WEST & BROTHERS.
Harpers Magazine for February-25 cts.
International for February-25 cts.
Blackwood for January-25 cts
Braithewaites Retrospect, Part XXIV-sl.
The Life OF John Sterling. By Thomas Carlyle
Petrita :tons and their Teachings; or a handbook
to the Gallery OF Organic Remains of the B itish
RS $3.50.
Lucretius;i in Prose by Watson, in Verse by Goode
-Si,25.
history and description of Modern Wines. Bv
Cyrus Redding-$l,25. ~
Ey~ The foregoing are new volumes of Robn,s
Standard Library. For sale by
fe2 G. NJ. WEST & BROTHER
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VALENTINES: VALENTINES..
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL.
VHOS. H. GRESHAM 8, 1904 Broad street. is the
L place to get the handsome Love Blets. Don't
forgetto call. fe4
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UNIVERSITY | LECTURES.-Lectur on
-, the Evidences OF Christianity, delivered at the
University of Virginia during the sessions of 1850
81: Nlneveh and its Remains, with an account of
aVlslt to the Chalderon Christians. Kurdistan. he
&c &c' py austin Henry Layard. imsica!ities. bv
Thomas Hood, received and for sale at -
le D NORRIS Bookstore
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DOUCHONG TEA-10 half chests landing
L per orianna, for sale by =
fe7 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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IOsEPH hi. BIRMINGHAM Isl prer

EUSEP II K. REM INSEHAW Is Prepared 10
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa.
pers and binding materials of the best quality;
and be iasters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with con-
chants Clerks of Courts, and others can be sup
piled with books of any pattern and STYLE al short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store, at the Bndery of Brown
AMI Nottingham, over the Printing Office of Colin
Co, opposite the American Hotel
de Is JOSEPH X. KEININGHAM,
226 Broad street
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ATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME A.
L CO may be consulted, conidentially. for the
treatment OF the following diseases Eruptions
iargements, Syphilis, and all morbid diseba,oes
wheihcr recent or chronic. Also, all those com,
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
Invlte at'enuon to their chemical extract of Wild
FloWers' which may be regarded as the very hest
article known, to give tone and vieor to certain
abused aud debated organs, as well as to renovata
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church.
Richmond, Virginia 70 q d.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
Mr.. Buchanan-Memoriat to C0ngress-
Lola M0ntes-Eresidenfidl Candidates, &c.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.

y
WAsHlSGToS, Feb. 9.
MIR. Buchanan is expected in this city to.mor-
row. and will, in all probability, be in Rich
mond at an early day, TO respond, in person, to
the invitation from the Democratic Association
of that city.
Our papers contain q memorial to Congress
signed by Messrs. Peter G. Washington, J. G.
FIR. Salomon and WIN. Selden, on the subject
Of supplying the city with pure water. They
state that "the day is not far distant when the
District will become what the great founder OF
il wished and intended, the happy and indisso-
iuble bonds Of union and affection among our
confederated States." To provide this COM
fort and security to the District, was the favo-
rite desire Of the Father of his Country when
he founded the city which bears his name
Not 10 the resident population alone would
such an improvement prove highly beneficial,
but the representatives of the people. them
selves, as well us the floating population, are
deeply interested in the success OF the project.
The city is all agog with excitement conse-
quent upon the fact that Lola Monies makes
her 6rst bow to metropolitan audience to-
night. The weather is most propitious, and
judging from the numbers collected about the
ticket Office of the theatre this morning, the
rush tonight will be unprecedented. The
Countess, during her brief fsojourn at the Irving
Hotel, where she put up on her arrival, has
certainly created a favorable impression on
those who have personally paid her their re-
spects, and among the number are several
potent, grave and reverend signors of both
houses of Congress. Your correspondent pro-
poses to witness her detut, and if not entirely
fascinated, bewidered and bewitched, will en-
deavol to speak of her performance in my next.
We have no local news of any interest, nor
anything of a public nature that would prove
interesting. The city is filed with rumors
and surmises connected with the probable
chances Of the several rival candidates for the
presidency. In the opinion of many, the can
didate of the Wing party is pretty we'll deter
mined on, but our Democratic friends are at
sea in regard to the man who, among the list
of aspirants, would prove the most available
and should not be surprised if, as in 1914,
the Convention, at one fell swoop, dashed the
hopes Of the present candidates for the nomi-
nation, as a means OF reconciling conflicting
interests, and brought into the field new man,
wholly unthought of at this time.
The court, to-day overruled the motion OF
counsel in behalf of Wells, for a new trial, con.
victed a few days ago of murder in the first de
gree. Judge Crawford occupied about fifteen
minutes in his address to the prisoner; when he
was remanded to Jail, there to await the penal.
ty of the law, which is, that he be executed or
the gallows between the hours of IL and Il
o'clock, on the Odd of April next
HENRIco.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS. Theo.

~ logical, Medical and Miscellaneous. 7s
Sweet on the diseases of the Chest; treat sc on
the diseases Of the Chest, being a course of lee
lures deliveaed at the New York Hospital, ~ John
II. Sweet. NJ d vol svo., cloth.
Characters in the Gospel, illustrating phases of
character at the present day, by the Rev. L. II.
Chaplin. vol. l2mo, SO cents
Confessions of Convert from Bsptism in Wa.
ter to Baptism with Water. From the second Eng.
lish edition-37 cents
Sorcery and Magic. Narratives of Sorcery and
Magic, from the most authentic sources, by Thos
Wright MA. F. S.A.
Dream Land by Day Light, panorama of Ro.
nance, by Caroline Chesebro.
Clovernook, or Recollections of our Neighbor
hood in the West, by Abel Carey.
Nneveh and lite Remains. ! vol I2mo, una
bridged, o..
Evidences of Christianity, being course of lec
lures delivered ar the University of Virginia. Fur
'her supplies, received and for sale by
fe 10 A. MORRIS.
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| ROTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
| II DR.. E. d. ROBINSON offers his professional
| services to such as may prefer the above named
practice. Office on Franklin between 18th and I4tb
| streets. oc 31-d3m
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ITO MERCHANTS-Wante situation, by
Il a competent Salesman, in a Dry Good store.
The best of references. as to character and
qualifications, can be given. Address S l.. NJ.
Post Office. fe 7-lw*
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TNO GILDERS.-GOLD LEAF-A supply of
Il superior extra Gold Leaf, for Gilders and Sign
Painters to hand, per Express, AMI for sale by
fe6 BENNETT g. BEERS Druggists
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SHEFFIELD AND DBIRMINGHAM M PIA.
OTED Misunderstanding and Stationary Castors
Tablesand Dessert Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets
Toast Racks, Nut Crackers, Fruit and Butter Knives
and Walters, Cheese Scoops, &c, Tor sale by
ia 30 r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
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III ANDKERCHEIFs.-N in store a Iaree
IA assortment OF Linen Cambria, Lawn, Rich
Embroidered and Silk Handkercheifs at great bar
gains. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
1e4 20l Broad street
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MEWsPAPERS, MAGAXIN No.
IN VELS, &C, &C, just received
Boston Museum for February l4th.
Waverley Magazine for do
Star Spangled Banner for do.
Arthur's Home Gazette for do.
Uncle Sam for do.
Carpet Bag fordo.
Florence sackville, or Self Dependence price
IS cents.
Knickerbocker for February-25 cents.
No. Putnam's Semi Monthly Library, being the
Whimscalities of Thomas Hood-price 25 cents.
Spirit of the Times for February.
Eclectic Magazine for February.
Wing Review for do
Together with large variety of Comic and Sen.
timental Valentines, Fancy Stationery, Song and
Toy Books, School Books, &c, always for sale at
THOMAS III. GRESHAMS,
fe 10 Opposite Broad Street Hotel
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INO DENTISTS.-GoldF Foil in small books,
l. warranted equal TO any sold; received by
fe 3 BENNETT & BEERS DRUGGISTS
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BAPTIST BOOK ID POS ITORY.-
- NEW PUBLICATIONS JUST RECEIVED
The Method of Divine Government physical and
NOR Il, by Rev James MeCosh
Christian Duty: pastoral addresses chiefly on the
subject of Christian Duty, by John Angel James
The Excellent Woman, as described in the Book
of Proverbs, with an introduction, by w Sprague,
ID.
The Wreath Around the Cross, or Scripture
Truths, illustrated, by Rev A. Morton Brown
Blossoms of Childhood, by the author of the
Broken Bud
Also supply ofthe Works of Grace Apuila and
Charlotte Elizabeth
Parley's Cabinet Library: a neat set in 20 vols.
A further supply of School Books, Stationery
&c. &c.
ja19 CHAS. WORTHAM, Depositarv
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HOULDEk BACON.-l5 hhds prime old
~ Shoulders bright and dry for sale by
ia 81 CHAS. T. WORTHAM & co.
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| / ICOKICE PASTE.-55 cases mass Lico.
Ia rice,"J C. & Co.." "a cases do, Ynurria," re.
| ceiving and for sale by
| fed BACON e. BASKERVILLE
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ROUND COMPREHENSIVE fresh sup
" ply Of newly ground, per schr Haxall
HULST & KING,
dec ID Old Market
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nRESS AND FROCk COATS.-Just re-
~ ceived, direct from our own manufactory. n
beautiful assortment of dress and frock Coats some
very superior, made of black French twilled Cloths
| and cut in the latest style. Call at No. lO2
| fec KEEN, CHiLES g. BALDWIN,
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION, ls29-30 Jaffer
' sons Life and Correspondence; Y r Ymarfer
0 d Duwioldeb; Lawyers Guide; Matthew's Guide;
fuckers Commentaries: Debates of 95; Halls Di-
gest; Jefferson's ReportB, Tucker. on Constit,l-
tional Law; Anecdotes of the American Revolution;
Swedenborg's Conugal Tour; Pictures from Italy
by Dickens, for sale by r u sANXAY (
fe2 Bookseller and Stat oner.
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NEW MUSIC.-SONGS, AIRS RONDOS,
~ POLKAS, WALTZES AND OPERAS-J W.
RANDOLPH, l2l Main street, has just received a
large additional supply of the latest and most fash.
ionable music for the Piano Forte, among which
are the following:
Hope and the Rose, ballad, by S Glover, Csc
Sweet Annie of the Vale; words from the Mes
sage Bird, by II. G. Thundor, Csc.
Ossian's Serenade, as sung by o. E. Dodge, with
Vignet Title, 25c.
Your Heart is Music Box; words by Mrs F. G
Osgood, by J. f. McGruder, CSC
The Low Backed Car, or Peggy's Own as q
Song, also Quick Step, 25,
Wait for the Wagon, Ethiopian Song, by P G.
Knauff, 25c.
Eight Dollars a Day; written and dedicated to
the Congress of the United States, by j. j. Hutchi.
son, 25c. +
Nelly Bly,, by C. C. Foster, Ethiopian Song, Csc.
4th edition.
The Bachelors Dream, Waltz, by ]. Mienek de
ceased, to the Junior Bachelors of New York CSC
fp 10
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bacon AND RICE.-5O hhds superior new
- Bacon, sides and shoulders tierces new 'cror
Rice, receiving and for sale by
fe BACON & Baskerville
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'tNRuSSES.-Af full ssortment OF Trusses. em
Il bracing the usual variety, among which NAV
be found all the new styles, for sale by
led o. A. STRFCKER.
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SPECTACLEs. Persons in want OF Spectacles,
~ III any kind OF frames, can be suited by u.s. We
keep glasses, framed and not framed TO suit all eyes
requiring their aid. Some of them from the cele.
brat house Of McAlster, OF Philadelphia
Asoj Conceive Glasses, for near sighted persons
GENNET Il JAMES,
ie9 Eagle Square.
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IN HAND the largest and most varied assort.
- ment OF Toys and Fancy Articles ever of.
Iered. ANTONIO PIZZINI,
ia 10 No AZ Main street, under City Hotel.
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TtAMPHINE AND FLUID-A fresh sup
~ ply just received by E. j. PICOT,
fe 5 Corner opposite the Old Market
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RlSH POTATOES-509 bushels in fine or.
l. der, in store and for sale by
fe WILLIAMS & BRO
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X KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE. for
IA February Also, the last Nos of Weekly Her
aid, Spirit of the Times, Saturday Evening Post
Star Spangled Banner, Flag of the Union, Gleason
Sunday Evening Post. Received by
fe z Il. ID. SANXAY. Ronkseller
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DROWN AND OLIVE DRESS FROCE
~ COATS.-We have on hand a good assort
ment OF Brown and Olive Dress Frock Goats, sci
ling cheap for cash
fe 4 MERCHANT A. WEJSIcEp
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CHAP II.
IuE VILLAGE OF HARD.

Aht SstS" w
About mile from the town the read
suddenly became bet,er. On both sides
were rows d fruit-trees, the fields WIRE
rich will, abundant crops, ard there
Was scarcely weed to be seen. The
village lay before me. Instead of the
houses ,~ing crowded together rs is
usual in that part Of tho country, they
wese scasteyved about, each under sha-
dy trees, and surrounded by garden,
J'hs chsvck ssood upon . hill in the
centre ef the village.
'Ycs live in = paradise, said ] to an
old peasant this is the most fruitful
soil I have seen in this country
.1'haRk God our crops never fail
answered i,e.
ilow is it, said 'lla, your village
is 40 scattered about r
u, was burnt down fifteen years ago
and the government, Obliged us 10 re
build il as you see. There is no'hin:
rs7y disadvantageous in II. ! have
long ~ny 10 walk 10 church every Sun
day, some have greater distance.
This is certainly unpleasant, for old peo
pie and children, particularly in ba'
weather. But i, was a frichGi fire
only five farms, which happily lay al
little distance, we're spAied.'
slow did the fire originate
4 do no, know. Some say the May
or lid !, on purpose ; bu, do no. be
iieve that
sIbs, would have been ,cfy slia,ns
fal in The rnsy"r.'
YES indeed. he IS very siranr
msn--ika, every one knows, TIC i'r
played a,tr,e<, sncayh ~ was hr
our schcotma ser snd then ihe .ess''
mes, osdered ,hs, he should b~ nssv'
ard we were otl'gsd TO have ht-n 30
! .Ba, he ma., he !!ga
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CHAP. v.
TIE srrrgfLuiTirs or Litx.

i lefi the university half year az
ter you did. My guardian had order.
I'd me 10 remain aDo'hef year. bot ]
pot thirty louis dors in my packet, and
set lori, on my travels. ! jparneyed
through Germany and Switzerland from
tn. Alps TO Paris +; then through France
to Provence, whence went by sea ~
Naples, then 10 Rome, and home by
Vienna. brought back i~o loui- dor,
in my pocket. | travelled generally OF
foot. taking only bread and water, now
sDd then wiae, aud sleep.Dg Ia barns
arI s,Ables. ....
i returned fror1 my journey jas. az
my friends we're going to advertise me
ia the newspapers. aly guardian wA.
;ef, Angs- tsl ! !-IE! hat 4 si' g
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17
CHAP. ~.
The IlOUsEIiOL u.

Tic wheelwright had already taken
MY carriage i"io his hands, and prom.
i,ed llia, il should Lc rca'ly in ten or
iwe!sc days; but the mayor requested
l,im 10 lay aside all o,h,r ~o'k unlil
this was finished. The surgeon had se,
Krnx's arm; bot IL ,,ill relnain,d much
swollen. and there MAS no hope Of re-
lno,i ing him for another week. THE in.
voluntary delay Was very welcome to
me for rally Enseiberl and iiis love
ly family 20 pleased me ihss ean,id
cred mj All full, compensated fsr the
accident wh,ch led me ihniseT. ! be.
rau,e mere and more interested atouI
ih.s sitanse man, .nd was daily moi I
convinced Iha, iew tEsn we're as happy
as he. li,s .o.." gss.mtled hat ef ans
-iAtI l.tA.aa'', 'Tee!t 'hss il s.eod i:
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tsg ssasasaODS cfsox.s a'sg 8 Y
n I'M " yoo tsSw. ny young hiends
The sssrvryrs u woods and forests,
and In this capacity ! was obliged, scn'<
years ago. 70 maze journey to Am.
s,rrdam respecting some timber with
which we had Supplied the Dutch for
ship building, aGd about the payment,
for which they made grcnt difficulties
I tuceeslcd beyond expectation in my
mission, and was returning in high
spirits TO Germ any, when an accident
l,appcntd WHICH led to the adventure
am Htout 10 relate TO you. With my
servant Krux. ! had been travelling
dny and night, when one evening we
were overturned at little dista''ce
from a .msil town, llis name Of which
I have entirely forgotten. Krx, was
thrown from the cariSgc- box, and lfe'l
from my seat, and Knocked against the
position with such violence. that he
fell TO the ground beswecn the horses.
The fore axletrce Of tie cI,aise was bro
ken, kvux's arm was much hurt, and
tho poetillion's nose cut suffered on
y from frigh, and happily the horses
did not attempt TO run away. With
much effort we reached the town, and
| went Immediately 10 the inn, and in.
quired for wheelwriglt TO repair my
carrisge. Both the landlord aud post.
illion assured me ,ha, ! must travel
two miles farther, 10 Hard, where The
best artisans Of this Kind resided
WAS not much inclined 10 do this, par
,icularly as Kiuz Was very i'll. ] ex
an,inel his arm. and found that il wa
put out of joint. The Doctor, for whom
had despatched messenger, came Ia
men,ing tina, the surgeon had died ih,
proceeding week, and that the arm
could not he set. '-' '-'
| You had better take your servant Il
| Hai d., eaid he there is clever surgeon
there.
| .Nhnt where is Hard ? asked ] i'm
patiently.
"A small village about ,wo miles Of
bot Low Is IT. said !, that The SUI
gron and artisans live in village ir
stead of in town.
The mayor of Hard is wiimsici
fellow ! he manages every thing 'heI
and wishes TO make tie villnge into
lnrgc town. lie is a millionaire, b,
. very miserly. ] know him well, b'
have nothing TO do with him; for b
tween ourselves he is an odd sort OF
character.
Is there an inn at iiard?
Certainly and "a better one than ,l'i
The mayor established bath The
many years ago, and il is much fr
quented but the D"ctor ut Hard is I
/ isnoramus--a clarlaian. The may
. took him there; he is an aniablc ma
but in,efe,es in every thing.
| resolved TO send my carriage and 5,
ID want 10 Had; aud the next murni,
having bound the broken parts. OF {,
a, a, carriage together with rope. l plac
!. ~ kruz inside. prelerring. AS i, WAS ii
Is morning, 10 walk to Hard.