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Zoos, Eoos!-The price Of eggs in the markets Of
Baltimore ranges from fory-fve to yfve cents per do
rem This exorbant charge is said to be justified by some
who alegc that the hens cannot viii not lay their
in such cold weather--Sun
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

! If ii exists, IL must be bad .siSh, jjuding from
past exPeriehee.
About five 0'slOek. ia she evening. ,he hOlsl
bells annOuneed thai supper vas pos-i-lise-ly
ready such anOther,rusb 500 never ssv. i
seemed as il the ocolocOs about Tow u had no,
had bite for month. They did ample ius.
lice 10 the supper, and Iheu The bear dance com.
menced. Seventeen men and boys strung
themselves along the street, each with light a.
his masthead, ell looking savage as hneal.s1es,
imPaueoly awailing the command to "forwstd
march," At length The expected word passed
along This long lias Of seventeen, and the i'm.
mense procession was soon 10 motion. and amid
'he most hdeous Of nrdses proceeded from one
end Ol the town TO the o.hsr. Soon they as.
sembled on Ihe public square, and wCre haran.
gued BY the Congressman, SrnaIor, and Prose.
lcuIing attorney, in srsins thai would have done
honor 10 the etmOsI depraved pot house lOaGers.
10 their view, every Whig is scoundrel. and
every whig candidate most desperate scOun'
drel. They INDUCED 10 language that no de.
cent men would uuer, and no man Of prope
sell.resPeci would tolerate. But such is loco.
locolsm. il and good morals have no affinity
10 The course Of time the mob dispersed 10,
their homes, some in Declines, and Others left
track after the fashion Of fence row. The
performance may have been highly delightful
10 some but no man Of proper feelings Of be-
neVolence for his race, could witness their vile
conduct on Monday night without melancholy
fOrebodings. .sea7.H sr ID. ..us1gI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

Ihsl hsssO suddenly ydeyeioPed i'ssif all over
The cOda'ry, is positively Distressing To a verJ
" res2cshble minority" and ss besseeh al
good Governors to hurry 90 ThAaksgising !
week Of Two, and Psl an saFly s.op lOlA0 unf
Versa crow.
Bul We look up our pen 10 speak Of Poultry
Of quite another sOr- sNeN week islOrbe a
proud OOe for the upper ten Ornilholugy of the
west-a general Convention 10 ClseisAali OF
the cocks, hens, chickens, ducks. brakes, geesr,
ganders, gosipgs, gobsrs and their wives. pea
cocks and their misresses, Of Ohio, Kentucky,
Indiana. and The burnyards sdjaeens Ibere'o--a
regular mass mee6ngOf PoulIrydom. Il is to
be held under the auspices Of the Western Poul.
Try Society, on The 9Th, 10Th and ll.h OF Mo-
vember, when Ihe caekling and growing will BE-
immense. The list Of premiums embraces
eight classes, and is open 10 the members Of the
Society Only. The FIRST exhibition by The So.
cieIy was held in Cincinnati 10 November. last
year, and was well attended aud credi,able.-
A second was held in May last, and exced 10
linle interest among hen fanciers' P. Meendy,
the great importer and breeder Of Poultry, al
the Thin. a,dis-kA Pace, is President Of the
Western Poultry Society. '.efg eIa td.fea b
The fowl fever is not cohfned to any parlie.
uIar section Of the Old or New World-lo The
East or The West. Il is most rapidly spreading
in the Wesi. we should judge from reports oI
State and County Fairs, for we noie that fowls
of improved breeds form prominent feature at
them all. That il has by no means Obaed at
The East, lhe following paragraph from The Nnw
England CulIvaIor preuy eonclusiyely proves:
Al the late Boston Fowl Exhibition, in Sep.
Iember, three Cochin Chinas were sold al SIOO.
4 pair Of gray Chitagongs at $50. Two Can.
ton Chinese fowls al $40. Three grey Shan.
ghH chicks al SIS. Three white Shanghg al
S64. Six white Shangh9 chickens $40 10 S45,
&C., and these prices for similar samples, could
now be obtained, again and again.
Within three months, extra sample OF two
years old fowls, Of the large Chinese varieties,
have been sold for 500 The pair. Several
pairs within our own knowledge, have com.
manded $50 pair, within The past six months
Last week we saw Trio Of white Shanghes
sold in Boston for $45. And The best speci.
mems Of Shanghes aud Cochin China fowls,
now bring $50 pair readily, TO purchasers al
the south and west. -.'.'''' .'.. '.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
Thanks.

Some gentleman Of the town of Salem, Co.
lumbiOna county, O., will please accept our
thanks for free lickeI, for The excursion that is
shortly TO ascend Salt River. Pr
II we have any choice in this matter, we
would prefer remaining where we are, as We ex,
Pec1 change Of officers OF The end of (ouI
years. And moreover, we think we are not en-.
titled 10 free ride, inOsmuch as we entered l4G
protests against The excursion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
To PnrenIs.

We would suggest to parents the proprieiy oI
keeping their boys at home in The evening. II
is a melancholy fact, that dozen persons can.
not assemble a. any public place. for aLy pur.
pose, without being annoyed by lads from to
i6 years of age. |. is certainly dangerous to
the morals Of boys, to suffer them ~ wander at
their own sweet will, alIor dark. ... rH
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
The Majority i'm OhiO.

Caldwell's majority in OcloUor was II .45O,
The State Journal Of this morning says thai
Pierce's majority will be several thousand less
Than was Caldweirs.
The Journal may be mistaken, but those
Wings who have Oct against $4,000 will do well
to wal. for the official returns before giving up
their bets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

OHrln oil The iollifyiDg among The ocorOcos,
you will not hear Que word said about Carroll
county. Why don',Ihey rejnice over tho re-.
suls here Perhaps they lhink selrprnise more
Than half SANDER, and therefore prefer exIolng
the work Of their broIhren elsewhere, ~, ...
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

FRENCH BLAsPHEMY.--At Louis Napoleon's
recen. visit to Vincelle, the mayor addressed !
him in the following basphemous style: al'i sfi
"Our prince who aat in power, by the accla.'
nation Of the people and the right OF birth glo-a
rfed be Thy name thy kingdom come byihsa
immediate acceptance OF the imperial crown of
Napoleon thy will be done in France as j, is in
other countries. Give Us this day our daily
bread by SO arranging The tariff as 10 permit the
enry oi things which are nessaIy, and the exit
o. those which are superhous.9 Forgive6s our
trespasses when thou art sure we have fepenteda
Lead US not into temptation Of office seekibgs
but deliver Us from the evils Of secret societies;
newspapers and elections Of altsOrts. % Amen!n'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
q. cROsIER. Editor.
Fhe Election.


rae Election. ~. -,s-
sfhs efsas conles, is over. snd we presume
theFs s no impropriety in our taking a survey
~ she field upon which We were so completed,
dsisssed Il nigh b. supposed that We vOuld
TrlEuiH fFOm ult ullUsiOn IN the canvass that has
pet closed, tnasmuch as there seems TO be so
i'sls IN the theme calculated 70 produce pleas
Ndt. FFneesioos and we acknowledge IhPro is
but l"le shaia wing would desire 10 eonIem'
plate sui there are some things 10 Il about
Whseh we canHoa refrain ifOm making q re.
mark.
%. The Wings enTred The contest with consid.
snble ensausiasra. knowing that their candidate
awss well qualified 90 hll, and highly merited.
The honorable and responsible position to which
they sought 20 elevate him. They supposed
that mai,rily Of The people of The u. States
would appreciate his merits, and thai more Than
one half Of them we're. more or less, imbued
with the feeling Of gratitude. They thought
lhRl lle Of devotion to his country life Of
. -SNsNfNF ~ hiic NaoiuFA uuu WI hiV uptu u NNo
tf 'selfsscFiiice and sel-denal, would prompt
the intelligent and patriotic sons Of America TO
-'Fswsld Gen. Sou BY placing him in The mos,
honorable POsrlon 10 The world. BuI we are
sadly disappointed. An overwhelming mqjori'
" chose 10 do honor TO an obscure quasi mill.
tary chiefIain, OF whom nine IenIhs Of them
never heard unIil afIrr his nomination. Al this
result We have not sirge word of complaint
TO utter. so FAR as the people are concerned.-
They had an undOub,ed right, politically and
"demOcn,ically," TO do as they have done
buI moraly..and pOlroucally, in our humble
opinion, they had no right to eOdanger the pros
Pefiiy Of the country. j"oPardize her best inter.
es.a, and strike an almost, we fear, fatal blow,
at The very foundations Of her cherished insIi
uIions.
Nolwi'hs'anding we are clearly in the minor
cannot but think that The line Of policy marked
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

For several days previous to last Monday
eyehine. the locofocos. hereabouls, we're 6usiIy
engAgel. Sunday no, excepIed,) in making
preparations for grand publication over their
Teeenl victory. The sound Of The hammer, oc.
casionally drowned by The more dearening
sound OF loud swearing and execralion, was
hsard aIe 10 The night, rs This work Of prrpara,
nan vent oB and amid The Babel confusion
might have BEEN heard ,he obIivious ,hrcat of
some political demosber, booming tho Wing
parry % political annihilalion. Thursday. Fri.
day. sasOsday. Sunday aud Monday. gu, riders
were securing the country 10 all directions, on.
deaserbg 10 induce ,he hall and the lame and
'hdbind democracy, 10 come 10. aud jim them
q their bacbina jubilaIas Al noon "a Mon,
day Ihs cannon announced The signal fr all
wiIhi1 lbe sound Of I,s voice TO Immediately
take up the line Of marth Inward The county
seat. IN ab Bt an hour afterwards suay rider
cane NOV ng down 'he street. gazing like
aid cal a. every man he saw, as every line OF
bis fsce inquired. q Where is The Democratic
Ili6cslioni" The streets worc no more crowd
ei with the hard 6sted yeomSnry. than this sol.
isary Individual crowded them. Daring the
whole evening. he gsz"d a; tho unear,hly cere.
monies, wilh that same Wild unearthly took.
thss sas 90 HE face when he entered. lie did
no. seen. % unders'aqd what all he saw meant.
The inhabitants Of The slllage bad il aII 10 them
ssises. aaJ We have no donbt they wen. 10 their
hgaaes. s.senghsued in the Iocoloco faith, Il
sseh % aaiele have 40 sxisIsnce -mong lhsm.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
From The Cleveland Herald.
Fowl Exhibition:


Our exchanges just now unerringIy Indicate
that tho Loco(nco editors all over the Union
have embarked extensively ia The chicken busi.
ness, and are holding grand exhibition oftheir
growing Chapmans, Though they show no
cackers, their coops must BIZ remarkably exlen.
sive, for no. Cock flaps his wings over figures
less than 100, 500, I 900, 5000, 10000, IS 600
10000, $4,000, and occasionally still higher
The crow 100, is juban,, defiant, and ear.
Pierce.ing g-and the smallest and most obscure
Mexican Bantam struts and crows as if KinR
Of the dunghiII flock. The chandeliers gene.
rally look well fed and sleek. aud seem 10 en-
Joy The airing afler being cooped four years on
The head waters Of Sah River, though occasion.
ally one is sIil seen ravenously picking nj the
lean carcass Of curIed up coon Even such,
crow mos. sonorously, a regular jocuud cock.
a.dpo dle'd-o'o !-vhile The towering Chiua.
goOgs in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.
noun proudly the dead coon stretched over a
cider barrel and lifi up their clarion voices like
victorious Turhpe.tTs. This chicken mania
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

A SHIP AND CREW DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.
ON Saturday,, Sept. 25te. intelligence was re-
ceived at Lloyd's of The total destruction OF the
ship Maise, Of Queenstown, Pearson, by light
ming, on The Sd of August last, when off The
Island Of Malta. The ship, being on her pas
sage from lbrail to Queenstown, was overtaken
by violent thunderstorm. At half past 10
P. M, she was struck by lightning, which pas.
sed down her mainmast, and, striking the hull, q
separated it into Two pieces. fore and aft. The
ship instantly wen, down with the crew, IL 10 B
number, and two passengers. Captain Pearson.
on rising, caught floating spar from the wreck
on which he continued TO buoy himself up;
and for II hours afterwards he KEEP. himself
above woler, when he was hOppily described
by Maltese coasling vessel, and landed al
Queenstown, Ireland, the whole Of the crew !
and passengers having persisted. sd aessab
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

And dsUme weut of without hat and some withss
0pta sh.rL a8t.llfuT trE tfIri1F
And now these mad caps knov
That Wings will never .'drivsp aar
And Ihas il isa'l safe 70 throw q .-..s \.
Al hornets ia a hive. .I...ss .z1.-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
Sna GasnnIiY.

On last Wednesday morning son Of Mr..
William Baxter, living half mile ives, Of this
place, was instantly killed BY the falling Of a
tree. The deceased was lad Of ten or elev.
en- years, and The only son Of his parens.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
FimnI Kesult,

The probability is .ha. Pierce has carried all
The States but four. The locorocos claim all
but Two. By next week We will be able to give
il officially. a7r . ~ u. ..' .al.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

LAND WARRANTS The price and issue Of
land warrants are ofen the subjec. of inquiry.
The New York Sun furnishes the following: %
The amount OF land warrants issued under
the act Of September, 1850, amounts at their
par to about $I60OO,OO0, about one.Ihird OF 6
which are estimated to be- located. and the re.
mainder floating in The market. The following
Iablo will show The amount Of each description
nc waPvants issned undap ,ha ant vaCavrad a. . 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

CALIFORNIA MORTALITY AT THE MNEL. -
An extract from private leuer, dated Yuba
River, Sept. 28, suys: a.H.a.4w.a
81 meant 10 have sent you list Of the poor
miners who have died on this river within The
last three weeks. There have been solemn
times a. Barlon's Bar, Roses Bar, and Parks
Bar, and within the past three weeks nearly 100
persons have died Of cholera. The disease is
yet raging at Parks Bar, though decreasing.
The inhabitants are not much alarmd, os most
of the cases arise from some neglect or care.
essness on the part oI the patient. Three or
four women have died al Parks Bar, and their
loss is deeply deplored. They were much es.
leemed, and their lumilies are in deep mourn.
ing. am very sorry not to get their names
but will Try ere another steamer sails. A Mrs.
Bennett first died, and another lady by the name
Of Martin. viii try to bring or send correc.
list Of all the deceased. forwarded you by
last steamer a list Of some Of the dead al Bar.
tons Bar. Since then the disease has ragged
along the river down 10 Parks Bar. Ii is a
mourniul picture to pass the scenes Of new
graves along the river side" .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

THE RAILROAD ClTY,-Cleveland and Indian.
apolis will soon be near neighbors, measuring
distance by time. The location Of In1ianOp.
oils is favorable for manufacturing purposes,
aud already extensive (oundries, machine shops,
&C., SC, are in operation. Ii is emphaIically
ihe Railroad City, nine railways radialing from
il, as follows = North, the Peru road, rs miles;
N. f the BellefonIane, 80 miles; Fast, cen.
tral road, 10 miles TO Dayton; S. L Cincin.
nat and Lawrenceburgh, no miles TO Clncin.
natl South, Madison road, 86 miles s. W.
by s., JeffersonviIIe road, lis miles s. W.,
New Albany road, 200 miles roundabout; S.
W. by W., Terre iIaule road, rs miles; N.
W. by W., La(ayeue road, 79 miles 942 miles
in all, cenlerlng al Indianapolis.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

Slow JUsTIcE. readers may recollec,
the trial in Lowndss county, Miss, some years
since, Of Two young men named Mccain and
Toland, for the murder OF the father Of the lat.
ter. On the trial il appeared that young To-
land hired McCann TO commit the deed. Nc.
Cam after TWO or three trials. spread over pc.
riod Of three years, was found guilty, and hung
at Columbus. Toland; (whose brother and
family were weahhy,) has repeatedly changed
Ihe venue Of and postponed or Obtained new
trials, spending the whole oil the intermediate
lime. (seven years,) in prison. A gen1leman
just from Columbus informs us thai he was tried
some days ago and acqItIed, The expenses
Of his long prolracled trial have, il is understood,
quite impoverished .he whole family. Assured.
Iy this is not Justice slow and spre," but raih.
er slow and expensive Noble Aduer6ser.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
New YOrk--Cnuses Of. Defent.

Considering our circumstances" The Wings
OF Ohio have done as we'll or better than most
of the ".Scou Column" Take the Empire
STATE for example. The State ticket. headed
by Ihe popular Hunt and Kent is defeated by
| 5000 or over, The Wings have only or
10 Congressmen-iH the asl Congress, H.
In the Legislature probably not over so or 60
members, and the State for Pierce and King by
go. 900 or more. "a
lG the city OF New York the rout is terrible.
Scou has ,majorues in only two of tho twenty
wards, and the majority for Pierce in the city
is l0,998 The Locos carried all their mem.
bers Of Congress from the city, six, including
the notorious Mike Walsh. The Locos have
8 OF the l6 members OF the Assembly from
The city, and have The City Government, from
The Mayor down. The Assistant Aldermen
elected stand II Locos to 3 Wigs, Sheriff.
City Attorney, Recorder Locos. The N.
Y. Express, iG announcing the result, says:
Wings have refused TO take part n the
election, thousands Of them openly, while other
thousands have voted for Pierce and King
Very few Of the friends of Mr. Webster 10 this
city have voted for ScoU, and many have voted
for State and local officers who refused 10 sup.
port the Electoral Ticket. Finally, the Demo.
mocrals were uniIed-the Seymours and he
Churches, lbe Flags and The Orsers, the Barn.
burners and the Hunkes,-all bent upon vicIo.
ry and eager for The spoils of office. Dsaffec.
lion and apathy among the Wings. combination
and energy among The Democrats, have been
the causes Of disaster in the State; aud The city
II will be seen, has contributed about eleven
thousand TO this result. The like was never
known before" ..' ." OIL.
The above paragraph gives the whole thing
in nutshell. Similar causes operated in most
sections Of the Union, an1 the same disastrous
results followed. Cieueidnd Herald. '.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, the General Assembly of Ohio
on the third day OF May, A. u. 1859, adopted
resolution directing the Governor TO cores.
pond with the Executives OF the ether members
Of The Conlederacy, with the view to produce
uniformity, and requesting him 10 designate u
day, during The current year, as day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer;
Now, therefore, |, Reuben Wood Governor
of the State of Ohio, 10 obedience TO said reso.
luton, do, by these presents, set apart the last
Thursday OF November next, being The twenty.
fifth day OF said month. TO be observed as a day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout This
State.
On said dHy il is mos, earnestly recommend.
ed 10 the good people Of Ohio, that they refrain
from all unnecessary labor, and from every
employment inconsistent with that humility, du.
~ and obligation which they owe 10 their Gre.
alor; that they assemble 10 their usual places
Of worship, and with pure hearts and sincerity
Of purpose, give thanks TO almighty God for the
fullness of his grace and the many manifesto.
uons Of his Providence to ps, as favored Ma.
ZION, State and People that in his own wise
dspensOIions, civil and religious liberty is en-.
joyed, peace and security reign, and health,
abundance, and prosperity prevail IhrOughou.
The lSnd. -'' OBJ
Given under my hand and The Great Seal Of
the State Of Ohio, at Columbus, ,lhis
@ 18Th day Of Oc,obr, 10 The year of
our Lord, t85l, and in The 77lh year
Of the independence Of the United
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-11-12

6oRRlD DuTCHERY.- THREE MEN MURDERED.
We learn from Capt. Vansickle, of the AIDE.
aide, that three men were murdered on the
Ohio river, on n llalboat about three miles be.
low Trey, la, last Friday or Saturday. The
boat was scuuled and sunk in five feet water,
and had been deserted 48 hours before any one
had curiosity enough 10 go aud examine her.
Ii is large boat about 95 feet in length, and
was laden with -four, whisky and groceries
valued at 81 900. il is named the Eliza No.
2, and belonged, it is thought, TO Cincinnati.
There we're papers found in the boat with The
names of Miller and Gardner on them. The
boat presented fearful sight, with marks oil
blood and stripes clearly visible from one cad
10 The other, and tho cabin or sleeping room
clearly indicted that al least Two Of the men had
been murdered ia their beds. aa 800 Tn
The bedding was saturated with blood, and
bloody hatchet was found on the floor.
The captain or pilot OF the boat was large
man, and from the evidences on the deck he
aus; have Tough, desperately with his murder.
ers. The bodies Of three unfortunate men
were found in the river, sunk to the bottom
with weights, just a, the stern Of the fia,boa,. =
Their heads were split open, aud they were
otherwise awlulIy bu,chered No clue 10 the
murderers has as ye. bsen ascertained, II is
suspicioned that portion OF The crew of the
boat are guilty parties, and that robbing was
their object louisville Coar.
The victims Of the above bloody tragedy
were from Cincinnati Mr.. Miller Is a nephew
OF Mr.. Nathaniel Smith, Of The firm Of Gardner
aud Smith. Mr. Miller had about $500 ia
cash, that he intended 10 invest in hou. a. ST.
Louis. 1t is supposed this fact became known
10 some Of the crew, and was the cause Of hi,
murder. Mr.. Smith and Gsrd0er. brother to
one Of the owners oi the boar, LEFT this c,ty on
Friday 10 bring back The bodies Of their friend,
for inseFmepi, and TO receiver such ofthe prop
eny as could bc found, g Gin, Com. '''' l''a >
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-06-03

d'Eboli, sous les traits de Nine Clara
Kritisch. Cette Clara hi apparut CONNIE
I'm de ces reeves d'amd,if, cUmtne une de
ces visions lumineuses que le theatre rea-
Use toujours pour ut1e imagination jenne
ct p~assionnee. See grands yeux pleins
de volupte, sa boacfie sern1eiile, Ia de-
licatessc de SEES natines, rensemble dune
beauta parfaite / Ia distance qui sapare
le parterre de In scene; tout celia rayit
Franz au troisieme ciei. A ces yeus,
Clara n'6tait pas q femme. mails I'm
ange. Quand il qnitia lie theatre, II en-
etait an1oureux fou.
Nous savons tolis ce que c'est que
Hatre amoureux dune actrice. Qui de
hous, dams les premieres illusions de Ia
~jeunessc, MA pas offert son encens a
auelque divinits de theatre merveilleu-
sement peinte en- rose ct ed blanc, belle
dc tous les aftifices de In c~oiffare ct du
corset, par-dessus bette 4 faire plaisir,
ct que notre imagination co~uronnait
&c Ia bsillante creole 7 Nous en-
chacun i notre tonr notre Jnlliette, notre
Rosalinde, notre Desdemona; lJtre Imo>
gene, notie Cordelia, ri trop tielle nj
trop jeune; en- rsaiite bonnie crosse mere
de famille, digne de ce tire par ses mo-
destes ~vertus, gu bien uue folie creature
pres de laqueRe h Venus urythoIogique