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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

| Tine Of holding the spring term Of the seve-
raj circuit courts in the Sd Judicial Circuit for
the year 1852, with names Of the Sheriff and
clerk Of each court.
Court Commences IN Marion county on the
lst Monday in March, and holds three weeks.
y B. King, Sheriff, Thmnas Z. Thompson,
clerk. M ~
In Rails county on he 4th Monday cay Of
March, and holds one week Samuel Smith,
sheriff Samuel p. Caldwell, clerk.
In Pike county on the LIST Monday (5thJ Of
April, and hclds two weeks, Mathew Givens.
sheriff, Col. James Fl. Martin, clerk.
In Montgomery county on the Sd Monday
the l9th) OF April, asid holds one week
Green 3. Bush, aheriG, Jacob l.. 9hwn. elsyk.
In Warren county on the 9Th Monday (26ih1
OF April. and holds one week. Mr. Waiter,
sheriff, Thomas F. Marshal, clerk.
In Lincoln county ON the LIST Monday (3d) Of
May, and holds one week. Joel Blanks, sheriff,
Col. Thomas G. HUT, clerk.
In st. Charles county on the I'd Monday
(l0th) Of May, and holds from two to three
weeks. James S. NJ. Gray, sheriff, Benz. En-
mons, clerk.
Hon. Carly Wells, Judge; Residence Troy,
Lincoln county.
A.W: Lamb, Esq, circuit attorney; Residence
l-Hannibal, Mo.
We are under obligations to cur friend A..
w. Lamb, for the above list. Hannibal Mes
senger. M 5et
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

slowly toiling up the slope. They were the pie
oneers we had started from the Mulets on arri-
wing, and their progress thus far was consider
ed proof that the snow was in good order
Still farther up, above the level which marked
the Grand Plateau, was the actual summit Of
Mont Blanc. As looked at Il, thought that
in two hours good walking, along q route ap-
paTently as smooth as a race-course after mod
crate fall of snow, it might be easily reached;
but Immediately my eye returned to the two
specks who had already taken up that time in
painfully toiling to their present position. The
ext instant the attempt seemed hopeless, even
in day. As it was now, with the last Ave
hours unceasing labor and continuous ascent,
the lower parts Of the glacier that we had ira
yeEssa appeared close At hand; bet wsGez look
ed down to my right, across ths valley, and saw
the Brevent-to get to the summit Of which, from
Chamouni, requires hours of toll: when saw
this lofty wall of the valley gradually assuming
the appearance of mere plOughed ridge, was
again struck with the bewildering impossibiliiy
of bringing down anything in this "world Of
wonders" the ordinary rules Of experiences Of
proportion and distance.
s"A world Of wonders, where creation seems
No more the works of Nature, hut her Dteams."
MoETaoMERY.
Ito be Confinttde.)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

You see Pm getting on beautifully fast, and am 60
in 10 draw from nAtur right oh ihere an slsP.n'
time atm rot taking lessons. rve already made TWO
chimney pots and weaihereock, 90 like the real ones
that every body knew them at once.
Master has made me do one marine view, which be
said was first rate but an mpudent artist says my waves
look like regiments of powdered wigs-so lar dcets
mean selfish jealousy carry in trying TO stop orl
liant genius He sends Pieters to the Art Union, ana
is afraid shall get ahead Of him.
Here is an entirely original view, drawn oy me IRON
Eature on board Of the Chelsea ferry boat representing
the ship Of war-( some gnorantly call hsr man OF
war; )--yermont, with the Bunker HUI hiSnumen. DC
hind IT, illuminated by the GORGEOUS rays Of se.3 sun
with the American eage, the proud bird o. Ioo a,
aying over to make it sok patriotic. I've learned IA
srag h lines don't look well as crooked ones-se
ed lines OF beauty, invented by MI. hogern, VIC
haven't seen yet have improved the monamen1 p>
crooking II little. The flags from the top Of IN
monument is supposed 10 show 2 ath Of JSy =
goin on and the people oleing IN ine sness .; g,
lin to balance the Monument and the ship.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
ORA baekwoodI Jadgs thus clearly defines s.

ORA baekwoods Jadgs thus clearly defines A.
crime OF murder;
HAsurder, eentleman, is where man ia murdsrOusly
killed. The killer in such case Is mnrderer.-
Murder BY POISON Is as much murder as murder with
gun. II Il murder in the eye Of the law You VIII
bear in mind that murder Is one thing and manslaugh-
ter another, r Il Is not mansa ugaer must be murder
man eaInol commit elo de 81 On anoiher that b
clearly nv view. GentleuAsn, think you can haVe
no difficulty Murder, say, Is mefdeF The murder
Of father flsrieide. bat 1t s not hatreids man
murders hs mother You know what -auEdef Il, and
need not tell you what il is not repeat that murder
is murder You may retire upon Il Il You like
When q Kentucky Judge, some years fsnees wAA
asked by attorney, upon some strange ruling,
ala that law, your honorg "
| He replied;
aIfihs Cant understand herself, and We tAInk .ss
do, Il AretS
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04


the kedntry.
My DEAR NIECE: Pve got some hair dye, and make
of it, there is fear Of my age being suspected
you know that Town 10 thirty five. imme ediately
alter breakfast, the next day after wrote 10 you,
hurried as quick possible 10 the specimens and
engage place with the drawing teacher. There was
ever many pictures hung all around the room. and
looking so lovely! You don't know how tickled
was TO think that was 10 be made good vete-
artist quick, so began to take Lessons right of
in monochroDatic. Some painters make great fuss
about doing pictures and pretend it Is dreadful hard
work; but that is all fudge. They only say 90 TO
make folks pay bigger price. oh, the humblgsl
Why it's Just easy knitting worsted gart-elastcs
l mean. Why, have only to rub little black stan
ike charcoal onto sand paper, and than scratch some
off in spots, when it is done. How easy. amt i?-
No plaguing ones head with points Of sight ane van
ishing onts and erel perspective, and all such non.
senIe. l always knowed my genius was great and
now it begins 10 show itself Why I've only tsksr
four lessons, and the teacher says paint picte
as good as he pve no doubt Of it. Here - s.eci.,
Of my drawing afore learning and after.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

They now joined the rest Of the party, who
cepeludnd 4 wss best % SetFaes their seps and
get back to the settlement and see what was go
ing on in that quarter, and prepare for fresh
adventure. Henry, anxious to know the fate Of
his beloved wife, and almost frantic at the idea
of her situation, urged them on.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04
UneXeriail faeninr.

1t is not what man ssay do, but what he
dSes, that gives him rank; and circumstances
cannot keep him down. The very things that
trouble men the most in this life, are the very
things that give them an edge, and cssry them
on to success. Genius unexerted 10 no more
genius than bushel Of aeorns is forest q
oaks.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

"The Philadelphia Mint has been coisng some
samples of new gold dollars and halfdolar pieces,
which are thus described: The dollar consists Of
ia fiat ring, on which there is supsrscriptiOn,
but no head, as the place for putting the head is
cut out. The coin may be carried on a string
a most convenient and safe way Of carrying mon
ey. Half-dollar gold pieces, not yet called for
BY any law, have been sent down, and look very
pretty. These half-dollar pieces would be
more convenient than the dollar pieces, and may
be carried in the same way.-Nsw York pa
per.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

The Hannibal Journal requests the Wing
Press generally to announce their choice Of timo
and place for holding the next Wing State Con-
vention. The wings here say, ST. Louis and
the third Monday in April, by ali means. Al
though Boonyille may be more central locality.
and in that respect better adaptedto the purpose
yet the business relations of the people with Stl
Louis, would tend to encourage more genera
ntation.--Lagrange Missourian.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

PErlrIoss.-Inthe U. s. House OF Rspressn-
tatives, the following petitions were referred to
the appropriate Committees:
BY Mr.. Miller: The petition Of sundry citi-
gems Of Missouri, praying the establishment OF
10 mail route from Bloomington TO Edna, Mis-.
souri,.
Also, the petition Of sundry citizens Of Mis-
souri, praying the establishment Of a mail route
from Shelbyville to Kirksville, Missouri.
Also the petition Of John Davenport sf
Boone county, Missouri, praying Congress for
arearages Of pension from September 1924 10
December 1914.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

The old gentleman that invented leather bedpos"
now bnsy getting up Rom elastic cooking s'oVe,-
His India rubber gmetS did not snswss a'wsi' as "s'
anticipated,
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Col. Benton.

Col Benton passed up the river on the Ben
West, last Tuesday, He reached st. Louis
last Friday, and left Saturday evening. We
did not learn his destination, but suppose he il
going up TO regulate AFFAIRS in the Platte district
where Gov. King and Judge Birch are each stri-
wing to outve each other in their efforts to bring
about a union of the two factions of the Democ-
racy. The old Colonel looks "hale end hearty"
and win yet give the antics more trouble than
they anticipate,-[ Glasgow Times.
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Election Of Directors I'm HI. s. N. L. Ps
n. and n. Com pauy.

AT an election held in the city of Hannibal on
the 10Th inst, the following gentlemen were
elected for one year:
w. P. Samuel, Geo. Schroter,
A. S. Robards, Chapel Carstaphen,
Brison Stillwell, D. McCormack,
j. F. Hawkins, Thomas Cleavsr,
Hantsford Brown.
At meeting of said Directors, held on the
22d inst, the following officers were elected fer
one year:
VIM. p. SAMUEL, President;
ELIJAH HAWKINS, Treasurer;
GEoRox ScHRorER, Secretary.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

A vExISs QuEsTies.--We take the follow>
ing good one from the Biddeford Henld;-TAe
Rev. Mr.. E., who lived not a thousand miles
from Portland, was preparing his discourse Ter
the next Sabbath. Stopping occasionally 70 re-
view what he haJ written, and q. eEaAs that
which he was disposed to Improve, he WIS &c
costed by his little son, who had nulAbeTeS but
three snmmers--"Fathe er, does God tell you
what to preaeh?" "Certainly. my child, ,'-.-
Then ~hsi makes you scratch u oUir,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-04

PAEsBvrEny or UPPER MIssoum. .--The
lSpring meeting Of tho PresbyteTy OF UpPer
Missouri win Be held IN Richmond, Ray county.
Ieommencing ON the second Tnnrsday fsth) Of
April, at eleven o'clock, A. y.
Statistical reports viii bsreeuired at this NEE.
Av. c. scHEEcH, rA::ss GSE.
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{ To be Continude. }
From the Boston csrpet-Bag.
FAMILIAR LETTER ON ART:

Not written by Mrs MeIrifeid for the London Art
journal, but by Miss Jerusha Pryn to her niece in
the kedntry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

A Coon Oxss~Ludicrons .,lundsrs sonse.
time. .eeus IL cases where ignorsut persona
attempt ii.s Una Of language about ia.
meaning Of which they kaos nothing.
Not long sisce. while ,rsvelias rom
ritislufg 10 Cincinnati. s1u rather vsse snt
sperim~na Of sbe fe,aaie sex came on
board he boat at oss Of the lAnslags, who
for the ssAr o. di...nctoa, We will call
Mary ard Jane. Now, Mary had cot her
eye teeth. or IN other words. wss Aequaia;.
ed ~ih the rules and regulations which gov
srn geuteel society. jams. shs younger,
hsd never mixed IL Sorsiy 10 ANY sreate1-
;eut. snd was, therefore, "a bssss'os igno.
rsnee as 10 any OF The rules which govsvn
redued people Her language too, wss
only such az she had heard among hss sus.
&c associates. Mary Wa awsrs Of ~
.aet, and bad. therefore. cautioned hef -
ohserye how ate Nsryl acted. sn3, ~
govern herself accordingly tase psnAsas
ed mplirH obeGieuee SHORTLY Afloexs
wha seated 3. tae dinner table, the wG,1or
asked May ahat pat Of tho fowl shs ~
have. =
She ln'0r0ed h.un. in a very polite man.
uer. that f, SIS perfectly imms;etisi"
IT, accordingly gave her piece. and then
inquired Of Jaur what par. she d have.
The simple minded gil replied, with all The
SELF assurance imaginable
" believe % take piece of the t~ss7d.
ffrlsi too
The scene thsi followed ,his declaration.
ia beyond the power o. pen 10 describe.
Tho assembled company ser. epnpellvdto
give ven. to their sarehsrpcd iceAngs, ia
ppais Of boissrrous iaugstrg, whilst the
moor gil her face .afgssd wish crimson
hiushc.. len the inois. declaring a. sas ...4
one of ,hese pesky old s,eanboats again
soon"
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HasnsA

I, would form. perhaps, one Of IL asse
amusing. is not the most insssuetivs shaeAss
In poetic history to compess H. vasious
OPT, ,ons expressed bv the inspivrd. ssspset.
ig happiness. Hs who dwslls In lossiy
valley, believes happiness rrsides IN ~
crowded city among company and hooks:
while he who sighs amid the rattle u eehee
mems chariot wheels. and tho smoks o. ~
thousand ehimneys. fixes the abode Of hse.
piness by some purIing brook beside Grsea
hill. where the wind 10 ever fragrant, and
the voice Of nature alone 10 hessd. IT.
high born bard. sick Of the hollow essses.
sizes Of polished society, siyhs tos paslDssl
soli'udes whcr. howeva never fade. and
focls never strgy snd beauty is never oot
of t.ouon; tle ahsphefd. hard on the other
hand Vha has t. wander over mcOrs snd
mouutaias. bait cbosod IN winter with
burning as--Who hss t. smear and clip
his rceAs. ~ writ ga keep them frosn Ito
foA. and sa.e them too from snrotbeiing -
the Snow vreata-. cngies the opglent ~
longs 90 BE- y lori There was sorpe s41
The remafs Of a Scotcbmsn. whsx
read ne Sac SAYING Of Solomon, So
beagiilal ln Is seasons, exc!lined,
nae doabt Il WIS beautiful ia ~ ~
with the seas and lsssss o jsrnkaisn -
sou ba' lad you been poor stcwe alne1s
"a hx sAad nae inch thing NJ
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Evans sanders, 4 20.

IN their Nee Br,rA Sore Nea q The Fn6'"
Nguars srN door North Of Exams "reeH'
Il hsys ,..,
nEAlERS in drug medicines, and c" CIV,
- ical>, paints, dy" ~iul's' glassware per
iumcry, tine SOAPS, steel pens superior "f'''he
ink and paper, patent medicines OF an N, ,''.
wines aud brandy for medical purposes '"y
sicians prescriptions eafe'U'ly put up :" Az
hours, Purchasers will always ma al ,h'' e~-
tablishmcn,, fresh and unaduliera'cd medicines
which hay. been selected with great care io'
this market Al purchasers are invited TO es
anime our stock, which Is being constantly re-
supplied Van'uN
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(: q. q T. q 4 a u
Nh door 10 uard. uilson 4. %.

Nfri door 10 Ward. Wilson ~ Co.,
\ r.. - .ci,c, ia Marshal. Trsa.,
kL9A~ and in,cui carrying on lhc
.lU.r, business ia all IT. branches. They
Keep ON hand q large amount Of stock
\ worh made up in the best manner, which
l., oilcr on accommodating terms, aud VIII
prepared to fl all orders with which they
b. be- favored
Persons living is the county, or in the iute-
Ir. wiIi fui thu, house such one rs they
Ise long desired, AS such an outlay has been
h he Us wiIl euablc the Proprictors to be con-
L,ed with small profits,
Every person wanting anything in the sad
~ line, (and sadder, IN the ujcnor,l are
/ led to call and examine our stock and
kre~ our motto j., Live and let live, and
! have no doubt OF being able to render sat
tcllon,
M ] VI Bailey is our authorized agent in
f>ha'l
b Don't forget our house, between Ward,
ION y Co.'S ,'orc and hudson 4 lauiei-
shall aud on Texas street sign of the
! lrn Saddle, Shreveport. Jc2b-ly
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4 RrrrnN TIcKrr.--A GlsAgow paper
says, Jack. newly off = voyage. and eis.
waited by glass of grog. 10 queer sni-
NAL One OF thu class WAS . passenger
the other day in railway car between
Greenock sud Port Glasgow, in which was
n clergyman. Jack was no, scrupulous III
his phra.eoiogy, aud the clergyman. In .
solemn tone. expressed his fear that the
Young man WAS OF -. road to the dsvil.
Wei, it don I mstser muc;. replied Jack.
have got return ticket
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Srrrcn MAktSe.--"I served, aay Jsf>
fcrson. with Gruersl Washington il The
Legislature Of Virginia. before the leyis.
latnre and during it, with Dr. Franklin. in
Congress never heard either Of them
speak more than ten minutes At . time,
nor TO any bu, the main point, which
was to decide tbs questions. They laid
their shoulders to thu great points. know
ing thai the little onea would follow Of
thNmse.ves'
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hHE TEXAS REPUBLICAN, |
hnly Two Dollars and a Half Year [!
Il. ". IOu q ID J. u y
EDITOR ANp PROPRIETOR.


r,r Vv,,s RyrrHi.tc,S i4surt weekly Al TWO
iff,RS MD \ lINLf Pc anuum " pAl IN
j. .... n raid within az nu1th- THREE prii.s.
tp.nt br delayed until after the 81 months. the
ALL be- Four Dollar. Single cupi.- Oae Dime
l,srl..enrnt- At ~ per square NJ ton lines m le.~
81 cent. per square Tor every .nhNcq~ui Insertion
I liberal discount made for yearly Advertisements
Aoaa'g-rc" % i nn s, en- p,,s,.
~ Letter. addressed to this Office must be pre-.
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Every enjoyment OF life has three die.
tine, stages - scipa.ion--rsslity- ssd
rcmiuiseense; and it is more difficult than
it q, frs, appears to be, to decide on he
character, extent, and value Of esca. uot.s
is the mos, estrSvsgant and imaginative
action. the mos. engrossing and Tangible
aud memory, the mos. calm, and dsrsbls,
and sober.
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
NdrSAdH, IcIds.
ELIZABETH JACKSON .......... Propfctre.,

n taxing charge Of the PLANTERS 20
! TEL, Mrs j Is tuiN aware Of the respon-
>ioIHW Of the undertaking yet, having had
several wear, experience IN catering for the
public. she ih'ict- herself tina, she eau render
general satisfaction
she has made -omc, and hope, to make
many more changes IN the sltle aud manage
mcui Of this House, whether for better or
tor worse -hr d, wiling TO leave To discern
ing puo.ie 10 drylde. Notwithstanding, all the
Improvements she las IA view, her charges viii
remain the same as those OF her "illusirous'
predecessor.
o. Tho STAGE OFFICE. ior the Shrcye.
port, Jefferson, aud Tyler line OF stages, is
kept nj thu House, and every attention viii
be- pad 10 'he travelling public
AM =. 1889 YiuG-3m.
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THE BROTHERS
M iklhtNiNI SPItI ItTtONS
BY sYLNANTs WALLER "a


Perhaps am Tim"
But know YOU are"
Well, then, hope you'll draw beneG,
nom Your knowledge
( fshaw don't be fool Ned :"
How can ! help it Tim, il am one
already
But there is q chance yet for redemp.
ton.
Then, I'm afraid am in the same tx
ms those unforuua,es spoken of in the cat,
echsm.'
Explain, Ned"
Past redemption
"\ow YOU are fool"
This conversation was between two
brothers, Messrs. Timothy aud Edward
Barbour, and was carried on in the store of
the former early one morning. before Gus
toners began To flock in. Timothy was a
dry goods merchant. lust commencing bus
mess on a doubtful capital; while Edward
the younger brother was sull clerk. with
n fair salary, IN heav, lobblnr house Gun
town. The circumstances that had given
rise to their colloquy. was simply ,h,.: Mr.
Aaron simpson, retired sea captain, had
received sis, from his niece, Il Young.
fair aud very wealthy heiress, whose father
had died year previously. and left her the
whole of hi, immense fortune There was
also stopping with Cap,ain Smpson. n
young cirl. who was engaged in sewing for
the family bu, Who though her occupation
seemed SO humble, was possessed Of all
those praces that adoru t A.. trns ,yoman
Now the father OF the young gentlemen.
when living, had been an intimate, friend
of Captain simpson. and. consequently.
both Timothy aud Edward we're frequent
aud welcome visitors at the mansion OF the
old sea captain. Timothy had seen the
magnificent, ArabelIa Forbush, Capt, Simp.
sons niece. and he believer himself deeply
~ love with her while Edward, the young
ef ana less presnmlhg bro'her' did not hest
'ate 10 aNo" mat he loved Lazy florence,
VINO only made shlrts aud pillow cases
." may ."'nh me 'c"', sa'' i'a
warn III reply 10 ''s pf"'h't ias' remark
nu, WIN 20" .e'' me Wne'e'"
;a si .,;,t '."','''
" a h, ia ,on no, IN o,, I,o, ,an ,,"n,l,,
., ,rana.inn - ,h,, s",,a", ~ Gan,s,n
simpson
81 toll Won. Tim. that | would make
lizlv Florence my vie. II thought she
would accept me-"
Yes. 80 | understand YOU: I.igzy Flor.
encc-s servant. sewing ri,l. diudpinp for
living "A pretty wife. truly
"Seryes those who pny her | snrpose.
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the present time AN sadly in want OF a
small sum al money, to help me over =
business pinch"
Dye want 10 borrow some of me "
blunily asked Simps"n.
90, no. i--l--ahsm--mc merely wished
you 10 break the ice for me-"
Break the ice
! :" mean, that YOU should hroaeh the mat
ter 10 my wife, said Timothy, breathing
more freely, now that the "cst wa. out"
| Why, really. my dear sir returned the
old man. 81 have nothing in the weird 10
do with your wife's property
Blu, you might hint tn, matte So ber,
my dear captain. lew thousana "ohsd
answer ne.--ssy sia thousand"
sis tho. ssau, hat
WHY sur SIX thousand do''1f' 10 oe
sure, answered ihnothy
INT from Your ~!fe
why noif
why mott why SIMPLY because
don't think Tint she owns SIX 'ho1sahi d'l-
lars
"tap'ain simpson, beg you tuI mol
trilie with me, s'r. uttered limoth'. 're'n-
bling, aud turning pale Mt the itAfi"i Aos
pic'on that flashed upon h'm
By no means, SIR, ie'urnea th' oif
man, IN a tone that carried con''st'n Win
IT. 81 mean want say, "hen 'u t'o
that Your VIE is not worm, OF hef ""n ea'
tate over iouf Thousand dollars
De"'h anu lHfS eNe'"'ineo 'A' aston
ished bridegroom, ieawng rom g. ch"r
aud elneh'ns his hands ihsn We been
baselY deceived.
" Dece'c'd, Mr.. barbour How "to has
deeeHed you
loW ST' Everybody. Nr HHerea
the excited man. was led IL heitefs
I that my wife was worth hall million 81
dollar,
Really. sir, don't see how Yea could
have entertained such an idea said tie
Captain, without betrayng any anger At
his VISITORS manner.
IL will tell YOU how, slr. He wofid
was given To understand that yohf niece
was wealthy. aud you have suiieree then. to
think SO, lon knew that was the 'fnwes
SION. and you did not contradict II
CIV -h-ew came from the or msr $
lips IN prolonged whistle Noh % sh
to see through IT, oho, That = IL hA' ha'
ha Why, Timothy, toH re CO ~ NJ
'rrong bsh. II 5 my other nice hat
sailed down with hall a m'iIion Oh dei
lars
Your Other niecef gasped li.n'''F'
catching ut the chair Tor support, hao kiA"
ually smklng into It,
YES sir. my olher niece. hat .ili'e
witch OF a Lazy Florence Is thf s''i'"
Niece
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