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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
COACH LAMPs.-Latest News for Coach

COACH LAMPss-Latest news for Coach-
Y Makers.-I am now opening the finest assortment
OF Coach Materials brought to this place. among which
are fne lot Of brass and siyermountcd Lamps ranging
from 80 70 900 per pair also very beautiful STYLES
DoorIondIes silver and brass from g. 90 S5 per
pair These goods direct from the manufacturers in
poughkeepse New York, and will he sold at very small
advance their prices. Those in the trade who Til they
can buy coach materials cheaper Northern cities than In
Washington earnestly requested to give me call 10 be
convinced Of their mistake. II, LINDSLEY
Penn'a avenue between 9th and 10th streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

IIOR SALE OR RENT-Two new and well -.
IL finished four-story BRICK HOUSES, the cor =,
ner Of Maine avenue ard 9Th street. south Of and ad
joining the public grounds, together with stable and
agehouse Of lot fronting Is feet paved alley
Will be sold easy terms 10 a careful and prompt
tenant, rent will be moderate Immediate possession given
Also, for sale, above four small frames street. be-
tween ls and d sts west (qr $685. and lots Of ground
In same and other sqrs situated in ID 4th 5th and 7th
wards For terms, apply 10 b. MILBURN,
june 2l--u 9th, bet G and III sts north
DLANT's, PARKER's, CLARKE,s and
i other Patent Window-Blind Hinges,
together with splendid assortment Of Locks and Carpen
ters Tools for sale at extremely low prices by
II. LINDSLEY,
Penn'a avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
June 2l--3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

The following is the platform of our party, and
we present it to our readers with pleasure and
with pride Our voice was not for its erection,
but our voice and heart are for its confirmation.
1t breathes the language of patriotism, of wis
dom, of moderation, and of justice. 1t is de-
formed by no cant of demagoguism no unmean-
ing or mystical enunciations obscure it. 1t
breathes but the simple words of truth and sin
cerity May it be impressed upon the heart
of every American freeman, and under it's in
scription we shall go forward conquering and to
conquer
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

aas An awning before the City Post Office is .
late suggestion.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
Congress To-day.


SENATE.--The President laid before the Senate
communication from the Navy Department; also,
one from the Secretary Of the Interior, relative
to leases in California.
Mr. GwIN denounced the leases of General
Kearney, and spoke against them at some
length.
The communication was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands
number of petitions and bills from the House
were referred to appropriate committees.
Mr.. SHIELDS reported a joint resolution, au-
thorizing the appointment of trustees for the
estate of the late Joseph Hall, to enable the
property to be disposed of for the benefit of the
heirs; which was referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary, to report bill to that effect
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, After the jour
nal was read, motion was made that the House
adjourn but the ayes and noes being ordered,
it was withdrawn.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, renewed the motion,
which was carried, and the House adjourned.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

Notice.-Equal Division, No. 8, Sons Of Temper
ance, will meet this (nday) evening TO make arrange
ments for the funeral Of their late brother j. PARENT
June Git
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.

| DERRY DAVIS,S VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER, that GREAT REMEDY for Cholera.
Collie Bowel Complaints is again in great de-
mand. During the hot weather. while these complaint
prevail people they should do seeking out the
General Agent and procuring supplies for family
timely use of this ed be g
tcd For Burns and Wounds, Colds Coughs Dyspepsia,
&C., &c. it is no less effectual.
A1~ BE it your always to keep 1t on hand
A. GRAY General Agent,
Bookseller, It'll street, opposite 0dd-Fellows' Hail.
June 16--tr
TISSUE AND FANCY PAPER-For making
| flowers ornamenting ceilings, gilt frames, &c, and
suitable for all fancy work. For sale by
June l6-tr A. GRAY, 18th street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

4 Mahogany AMI Walnut Moulding, Gimp Coffin Tacks
and Handles, fine French German, and English Cupboard
and Till Locks Glue Moss and Hair just received and for
sale low ut II. LINDSLEY'S
Penna avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
iuDn
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
Splendid Lotteries
FOR JULY. 1852.

GREGORY a. MAURY, Managers,
Successors TO ). W. MAURY / COY
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

Tickets $10--Halves $5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of packages of rs whole tickets $4,000
Do do rs half do... 5000
Do do rs quarter do.. 5000
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

Whole tickets S10-Halves $5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of packages of % whoes $1,000
Do do % halves. $500
Do do % quarters."...... 27.50
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
IITHATMAN,s DRAWING PAPER

w Letter Paper, TO- 1914 Is is, 20 and Is cts quire
The celebrated TALLY-1IO RAZ0RS, 81 cents
Fancy Cut Paper for Picture Frames
Of those pretty Crate Aprons at reduced prices
Shaving Soaps, Tooth Brushes &c, &c, at
WlMER'S Cheap Cash Stationery Store.
9th street, near Louisiana nv.
ag- HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE always
hand direct from the manufacturer June 1q-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers,
Successors to J. w. MAURY & Co.

Successors TO j. w. MAURY a Co.
On Saturday, June 30, 1861,
STATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass b,
Will be drawn at Wilmington Delaware.
GRAND SCHEME.
65,5OO!-One hundred prizes of 81 900
us numbers, Ia drawn ballots
splendid capital off, $65, 500 100 prizes Of 900
splendid prize off,. 26,567 100 prizes pf.... 500
splendid prize off,. 10000 100 prizes 800
splendid prize off,. l4,50o 81 prizes of... $50
&C., &C.. DO, &c.
Tickets $2o-Halyes $1O--Quarters $5-Eighths $3.50,
On Saturday, July 3, 1852,
STATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass q,
VIII be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$50, 400-5 prizes of $1,000 are $4,000!
rs numbers-13 drawn ballots
prize OFF,, $780, 400 prize of.."."$5 600
prize of.........,..,. 10000 prize of,..,." 3o25
prize of..-...,.... 10000 25 prizes of...,.. looo
/ nrize of . 1Ooo0 81 nrzes of ,,,..,.. 400
prize of ............ 10000 2o2 prizes Of ... 2oo
/ prize of......-......... 10000 &C., &c, &c
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 30
Address L. e. O'BRIEN, Agent,
Successor to J. @. Maury
June 2l- Alexandria, Virginia.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
Perseverance Fire Company.-A meeting Of the


company will be held this Monday evening, 2ls instant
at o'clock at the hall Of the Engnehouc, to make
rangements 10 attend the funeral Of our late
p. ]. PARENT.
june 2l-1t DAVID P. KURTZ, Secy.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
WHITE GOODS
The Central Depot
cHILnREN,s HOSIERY AND GLOVES!

CHILDREN's HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
nNE of the best assortments the city, comprising all
Sizes and qualities for Misses and Children always to
be found Mt CENTRAL DEPOT. . -,,.,
Ladies' Cotton and silk Hosiery and Gloves.
aentlemens and Boys DO. 40
a,y- Call and see us-you can be suited: , -
wv Il. MYERS CO.,
June Str Penna' aV, peI' 'Ch anu iVCh s6
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
REPLENIsH YOUR LIBRARIES!
Rocks going ut Greatly Reduce ed Prices

Books going ut Greatly Reduced PricesII
UHE subscriber having determined to remove to larger
store in his business to such extent
as will fully supply the varied demands Of the public for
RELIGIOUS BOOKS respectfully to the cizens OF
the District and strangers visiting the city, that with view
of closing his old stock he will sell TO those who will
buy literally FOR CASH at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
until the Goth Of July.
aI- Please to call soon and select the BEST WORKS
A. GRAY, 7th street.
inne 10 opposite Odd. Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
$50, 900 $40, 900! s15, 900! $40, l7s!

Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, CLASS SO, FOR 1852.
% be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday. July 10.
* drowp num hers in each packape of 26 tickets !
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
SUMMER STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES!

nRESS GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.
Ladies will find stock of Dress Goods Mt very
duced prices will positively cell them at the prc
they cost us in New York. We have
Silks, Grenadines, Challies Bereges, Tissues
Berege Robes Jaconet Lawns French MuSins Ginghams
and many other Dress Goods to which invite their Inn
mediate attention.
June 1g--3t CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

june l2--l5,17,19,22
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21

Teacher Of Languages and gent for Renting, Buying, or
SLING Houses Rooms and other Property.
NOTES messages designed for him will be promptly
attended to- left at the Counting Of the Daily
American Telegraph.
ca An excellent new Piano for sale at 5000.
June eff
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-21
S3O,5OO!

Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE, GLASS 80, FOR 1852
70 be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Saturday. Julyl
&C numbers--12 drawn ballots!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

insist upon your Hcr'r Appearing when We
have morning visitors again
"Oh' pray forgive me nay great siu''-
said she, with a smile, halfmocking aud quite
provoking. 81 did no, intend TO alnci great
Mr. Eldcrby's attention and therefore Il be
dad listen a momcn, to my playing, because Of
Virac's .orJ tlroal----
Ada, be- silent, and leave the roam tbs iu,
slant. DO not let mc see your hcc to-da,
again. lvlll send YOU your dIn'er To your
room, where I hope you will lcam to treat
your sister snd myself with more respect"
"Ncy well, mamma. hops YOU will
send mc enough, lor lln,c an excellent apPc.
ti,r. num my hrsg succcss.'
Her saucy look and careless air lasted on.
" whistle impclnous feeling mastered her,
for. after throwing herself into large arm
chair, she said, half aloud
"Tis always -. God irr,rmc. Yes
am alvay, saving or doing -umclhinr ior
which au sorry the ucNi mom.nt. but,
really, ma and sister De- provoke ne 20 much
and, lrl nc act as NAV, they seem actual.
Is lo dislike mc. Well can't help it,
PaTa-my own dear papa-lovs ne, and
i1r hrs sake Will lry lo bg better and do that
tor thc others which nay conscience tells me
i.ugh, Oh It mamma and Urge ,rrur
only Ic, mc love ,hcm, hu,' hapl, should be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

L---- N--- l----- ----
TIE FAyORITE DAUGHTER
b.. r.-s s..ts .r.sar.


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...t... ...-. ,r. Dish. and STAR ir laa
....... ..f.. .,...-. r-...,. ...r- frr.r r.-..
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.....-, b-.rr..r..r o. -.ar,-, anG gold.
.......-.,. ..r ..-. frryr.nri one u,rr la,
,...-n, ,...- sr.-. to escape Hrrveuma.
E..g.. l rrarrI yr..rs aaI ,u.a
rrr. rr-f "Isyrs-t nothing else hu' o.
...H.-.sIrfr-- SEATED lnt tH.- l-vu--r.m
u..H vna. l., aotut.sm o. D lucairhf..m
.Fr mrvys sake Margaret" " said r.r
husband. Who. during al t.I. rrai., hat been
. %, r1Irsa I.urr. .l1 stop -ra.iH- -
.n sure .r taey J.i enter, ,heg would uo'
r-u. ra. am1-rhgr, OF ,ar rr.m aay mur,
dian ] generally Ja, Doc would, lau their
master. uG.a irsl 90 tao hat to haa th.m
n... DO ra, commence. -frr.h' wish oa.y a
L... from my It.r Ail, nr I suppose Viz
r.aa thinks m, toilet aat sufficiently i.r..
i1 make ia rI,a,4a, duty Goodbye, my
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Eugene Elderly was blessed by nature "i'h
a ro5l. bearing and intellectual face and
u.Hal so wealthy as 10 cause him to be con-
sJrrrJ a "gooI match, and consequently
much sought after by mothers with marriage
able daughters. Captain Linton was his
sworn friend and had made an engagement
20 call with him on the beautiful MIss Eccles-
ton. whom Mr.. Elderly had met at a ball.
and whom, he declared to his friend, over
their bachelor breakfast, Ia be the lO'liesi
creature he had ever beheld-and he just 10
turned from Europe lie added also "a COM
faaos. that II, on a longer ac4uaintaneo' be
found her good tempered and accomplished
he would no, hesitate ia making her the offer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

aNf NalN N'f NN'llNf rHN WAH Nl'H "
once. As | am afraid you will no, be able to
guess %, all, I must tell you-ii is Ada'sself
"Ada 2" echoed Mrs. E,clestou and Virgo
in tones Of actual horror Ada Why, for
mcrcy's sake, Mr Ecclc,,on, what clown has
the child picked upt"
"Eugcnc Eldcrby," said be-, "is the name
which Is signed TO the letter, and which ap-
pear- io me, Il letter can ever speak a char
Ictrr, 20 bc the name of generous, lntelli-
gent and noble man Unc who seems 10 love
my Iulc Ada as much al even could wish"
"Eug,nc Eldcrby almost screamed his
wife. "why, be- loves Trc,, and 'ts ils he
means, not Ada. know that you said Ada
merely for Ihc pleasure Of annoying u.s."
"No, am not, Margaret, Il s ior Ada
hc Sues liz country residence at which BE-
has been residing orthc Ia.i two months, b,
within five miles II Chestnut Grove ani
LIIrr vr,ra me- ihli hc h8. been an every.
d1y ,is.auI, and ha. tlu- lgamod tu ,alur anil
lose my chId"
"T,s -hau. downright shame 900 .a.i
hs wife.
Bu, ,hr puur ,rick,q Virgo -lJd never
word, bu, a, mute and uuriGrd. With lhr
rura dangling from lh' nroa... auI swinging
Co and llo from tbr bling Of trr hands.
"Nr. gau fal. lo l,Is oi mg pans, after
Hr.T / know DO. ,rs. 4s -urr "a / "a E.r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Rather a surprise for You and YOUR moth.
cr. Virginia" =" said Mr Ecclesion, as be- cn-
tered with an open letter the same dnwlug-
room. where Virgo was very busy with her
crochet.work, and her mother with novel.
,Ycs, | thinE even you will acknowledge tie
a great surprise, and wish YOU had gone in'
stead of Ada, when you hear my news
"No, / think uol," said Nirgc. " sup
pose Aunt Ellen has made her will, being
mopcd to death in the country, and lel, all her
fortune to Ada"
"No; you are out, there" replied her IA
ther. 'Tis not a question of death at all but
Of marriage. You wilt have to guess again.
By this time the novel was closed and the
purse hung suspended from the fair fingers
as Virge repeated
Marriage why, surely Aun, Ellen is
no, to be married"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

me, virRc, us aier ten You had better
change your wrapper now, Cor some one may
call this fine day
Ada accompanied by her father, arrived At
Mrs. Hunters after journey Of three days.
II was n nice old house built In the antique
style, with it, deeply cmbaycd windows and
lofty ceilings. She was widow cs,imable
and really pious. Tcndcrly attachcii TO Ads,
her spirits became cnli,cncd by her ,isi, and
lha, Of Mr. Ecclcs,on We will, therefore,
leave Ada to her quiet happiness, her books
her music, and return Io Virgo and her con-
quests, her balls and oNciicmCnts of dress, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
OLD SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. IA

Christmas have no induccmenl 10 oder
except my company, aud some good door-
hunting, as ! do not think there BE- "a yourp
lady within ten miles
" ! cannot promise, Perhaps ] may take
YOU on surprise. What going uos ?" as
Elderly arose To leave.
" Yes must say good bye lov, and
NAV God bless you, my good follow. Write
mc lhc news, aud come Il you can.
~ the evening be lclt lof the country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02
Che OrforN Democrat,
rrrtfsurn rvrEY rEttsv NoEVIVG ry
GEORGE L. MELLEN.
GEORGE 4. EMERY, ESQ.. Editor.

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Old. rrHHt.Ti.rs rrt lir- HrrHuHrHhG E.T aHf trr.f
fsg.HI ffr lalHHHr charged O. iHr BHyrfi.sTuHfH
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LID. f..l- fts .htf rI tbr t.sf IH.f.fI.r.
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EnNTUN NNu NiNuN INr'JTIp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

ING wiihln,- she leaned still lnhCt back boz
ths luxurious chair Of crimson velvet, with o
book before her.
Mrs. Ecc'Csion wls q woman Of about forty
1--WE, With face which nigh, once have hc,u
handsome bB' which now looked coarse and
urufuoj and which, To- say che least. va'
u0t "a, 40 in keeping with her ,ai-d,,a1i dcli-
c1cy and feeling. Tier dross, too, vas costly
iu Jbc extreme; everything wa, Of ihc high
oslpucc. And Yet the hul, VAS that there
was 1D a,r ct uusuuh.cns,s. Tier dump,
finger, were loaded with rings her rich cash-
mere va, foguccd and adorned huJ vi,lll.
shc bal lhe appearance, even whilst az ret,
chat makes a quiet person nervous ln ihr cN-
,Dnc-lh1g ct being fa,,y. Her ruoms Var-
tnuh ,u tbC.J arrangement. somewhat of Der
rvu acrHmsg, iur dllcl as Jhcy were, with
hsIruiHl and g.,I, OwiuT,, Wgrr vas -uli
rrr mrch-s,rr tur much. There v,y luN-
ur1uy d.,au, uf crimson ygI,ri-.argu otto.
mons. of che same uusutrj colog-irfa's
..-rHf.,. -0b tables, -trcvn with Hrrw
aai fancy articles iu profession. Su'uc''c'
aIrr DOB rurnrrs and con- thr hw7d rrli oi uur
90 trs richly turi windows s''rd an oN-
Fu.,'. rr'ap rn white uarn'r, representing
Cupid ant Psyche, which hrr as'" h1a Dob
hr- '' wreath '''h aT''.''' flowers. thereby
h.'nF Che beautiful a'' '.'''' simplicity "'
Oh. h.ars.
Na.rH. "r o.. b. m''hrrr1..rd hrr, Nlrr'
Err'.'n1, vas reclining o1 O. d.au placed
u.l- % rumsHr-Hgn.o Window, whose rnsN
chow va. falling over h.r -d.rnt ncr aui
.Harn. nm ari With h.-ry- mIfr'o~ra
.u.t ra br dr..mrs. .' ONE m.rM nirr
t.m tas f.'. frr r..r.. anrir .hr had a.-
-'u.I-1s graceful fuu 'n,marr'y Doe
'n.rar >.r ers indeed very lovely, "f'h
fr r-h rinvo thr ra-'a.1. asl a.' before.
n'Hrr H.rH .s rer 'rhf. a"' v'd Der
massive '-.-e-.rf nrrr..' h.-srss ur'..
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v.'., ,,-y feature. from OBJ. nn G.rm
forehead 'n rHr snrhty r'n'.' rn.r, .HH
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

Isughi Oh li mamma and Irgc ilrulf
ouly let mc love ,hcm, hu, hapr, ,shouiI b."
+ DuurHa uL
d" \ letter from nov sister Ellen M1rgar-
c,," said Mr Ecclc-un a week later. "Shc
write, in,uy low spirits, and dur,s mo.,
lnNousIy that onc of ,hrglrl, ahoullysrt her
this winter Poor soul ,ucr hrr su'- death
she ,adl, wants cump-u.uu,hip. Sall \ir-
c.ua or Ala goi"
Who rami" said Virgo. You
musi r,all, excuse mc. ! cannot bear the
idea or being m1r,i up boz ,hr c,unu, and in
November, ton. lcl Nda ro. she has moth
luc ,u krrr her BOO ihr c.ty'
"Aud what, pray, Nj, Virginia, II ! may
inquire, h1y, you of so much Importance lha,
yuu cannot laya visit 60 1 rrlli.rs who really
rrrl, your company"
MIR Tcrlrstor, ! wish you would uo,
speak lo Nlrrc Boo that m1nnrr >hr has a
cra, deal Co jriain her unihc c,'ynt'i,umr
probably her very settlement frr lf, dr.
p'oa' upon 'h'' "''''r. have n'''r ''.'
,o many men rr,lb worth a rirl'. setting Der
cap ''' collected al one , '',"' '' ,.'' pace
'h''' is ''' ''' ''',''l. '''.' ''' '''
nal know p,rhap., ,ia, Virgo hos made quite
300 impression 900 hlm' did you
No never An"" anything d Your or
Nucin7's affairs l'sr'm' tome that either
'"u "r hrL change ton "iicn in Your plans q"
sno''sd. i SUPPOSE 600, one must indeed h'
worthy "i securing i'T ! have h,''l you '''''
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MISREPRESENTATION . a.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-02

'bt hol - sanGulnc ot NouT belle, sAld
hnl1n, as they stood together after ringing
the bell "and lc, no, love blind your obscry-
iug faculties, Elderly, for wish you to have
a viic worthy Of YOU"
Mr Eldcrby lud friend vcrc received mos,
guciously. Virgo had seated herself. and
ihc sweet smilc viii, vnich she greeted him
-prad 10 light aud beauty over her face a.
iho rpplg' break on the smooth surface of a
summer lake, aui made her, in hls already
partial ewes. slill more charming. llc placed
her. aud so absorbed dat be- be-
comc io listening ,o bcr rcplIo, and looking
at the sweet mouth from whence they issued,
that every one else nigh, have been IN India,
inr all be cared Captain Linton cop,cr-cd
with Mrs Ecclcs,on aud Ada, whom bee had
met when De- had called for a quiet evening
WIN Hgr nihor
"Will you uo, play iur mc ,his morning,
Ms, Eccl,,,ou said Mr Elderly, ~
n1.r that you mus, sing"
Now tbr truth of II vas. Vir, ,oulJ p,,.
iher eng nor PLAY and 40 that her own cl.
fou. or hcr mother. un,,r.ng c,crio7, in her
b.mlfcuuld accomplish. were ouc urtuo bad.
fy-ryccutrI aaItar..
Her mother va. at hand, however, TO cN-
uraic her from tlHs -rnrs.
..Ir, me beg You d, excuse yir,r. Mr. FL
I.rhF,' said shr - have prohibited h,r
r.aurg auJ singing unul .br crurcly roro,-
cred from "a .urr throat which ha, troubled
h.r'
NNrr chrr.I % hrrs..,crailhr. .mpromp.
lu a.nruur, auI an,frusIy watched brr. ig,,
H.r rrrrfr.lrr. m.rUt tu-ira, hrr Indignation