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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
HALIFAX, Dec. @

The Steamer Humboldt, in attempting 10.
pu, in coal, went ashore last night near
The mouth Of the habor. She had 90 pas.
scDgers aud $50 tons Of freight.
Donna Maria Queen Of Portugal, died
ON the 18th in child. bed. The King was
Immediately declared Regent, until ille ma.
torily Of the Young Prince, who is now in
the 18th year. Lisbon is languid.
Napoleon has DECLARED a reduction Of
the du,y on coal 10 30 cen,imes; cast iron
&c for the FIRST year and Sc for the Sec
ond year.
The Russian Minister al Paris had
joined the French Emperor at Foniain.
bleau.
Arrests have been made at Lyons Of.
parties posing revolutionary proelams-
lions, alleging want Of work and The dear.
ness Of bread, because they contained tie
elements Of revolution. They had appear.
ed in several places.
The retreat @ the Turks across the
Dannbc is officially confirmed ; the pas.
sage was eik.cled without Interruptions
The Turks hold kalafat with $4,000
troops. The latcness Of the season is
the reason why OmeT has deeidtd 10 re.
lire.
II is reported that The Russians havo
evacuated The lessor Wallachla ; and adj
wees from 81 petersburg eonbrIn The re-
-
por,.
lhe N"ss'ah hee' Is u,s'nsn,icd u sem
'nio winter quarters on me bsi's'
Is reported rom me hoe''er' o.
RUSSIA 'ha' a corps OF it'VVo were pre-,
I - ="
u~ 'o' "s VIM "
Wv
Inc Russians were ioriiiymg Ouessa'
An uSase mad been puoiisheo' granting
thai The port OF Odessa shall continue Ito
commerce under neutral lags'
I, Inc frensh ConsuI al Oons!an'inople
nau IaVNea 'chaers iOr supplying inc
r,euc1 hes'' Wo'ch VIII winner in 'ne
D'aOA oss'
Ills reported that The Russian ambas'a'
doris at London and Paris had orders to
demand passports in case the combined
beels remained IN lhe Back sea. .
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Reported expressly for the Ohio Union.
From Washington.
W A~snlGoroN, Dec. 70.

WAsHINoToN, Dec. IL.
SENATE.-Mr. Seward gave notice Of a
billio help the State Of New York build
the Niagara Ship Canal.
Beverly Tucker has been chosen prin,
Ter 10 the Senate. Tucker receiving 20
yoies and Armstrong II.
HoUsn.-Seyeral special standing Com.
milees sTs snnOuneed. The chairmcn
are as follows:
Commerce, Fuller Public Lands, Dis.
ney; Judiciary, Stanton Finance Iadisn
Affairs, Orr; Military Affairs, Benton
Naval Affairs, Bycock Roads and Ca.
walls, Durham Post Office. Olds.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 8

SENArE.-Mr. Jones, Of Iowa, with a
view of giving time for The Formations Of
the various committees, moved that when
the Senate adjourn, it does SO until neat
Monday. Adopted.
Mr.. Hunter called the attention Of The
Senate 10 The death Of Vice President
King, and in doing 50, pronounced an elo-
quent culogy upon him, and closed by Of.
fering appropriate resolutions. lie was
folio wed by Messrs. Everett and Chase,
when The resolutions were adopted and The
Senate adjourned.
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INDIAN cLAm 70 Nonrusas VERMONT

INDIAN CLAM TO NORTHERN VERMONT.
There is now in attendance upon the
Legislature Of Vermont, in session al
Montpelier, a depu,ation at lroquois Indi-
ans. TO press a claim 10 a considerable por.
Iiun Of The State. The Springfield Repub-
lican says the claim is no new affair. Il
was presented FIRST in 1856, and has been
renwed al frequent intervals since. 1t
embraces all that portion Of the State
north Of Otter creek, and between Lake
Champlain and where the water begins to
low into the Connecticut This territory
belonged originally to the tribe now lay
ing claim TO il, and they insist that they
have never coded il away. They ask that
their claim should be fairly investigated,
al any rate. The deputation al Montpe.
lier are awaiting the arrival Of Eleazer
Williams, Of "Dauphin" noioriety, upon
whom they rely for a proper presentation
Of their case.
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ohio STATE pemocrat.

This sterling paper, we are glad to learn
will hereafter, be regularly pablehed q,
Columbus. 10 those who read il dnring
the las, sampaign, /. is useless 10 say q
word Of Recommendation, |. was known
and recognized as being one Of The most
able and efficient Democrats papers in
Ohio.
Persons wishing a paper during the ses-
sion Of the Legislature, we feel confident,
cannot do better than To subscribe for
The Ohio State Democrat. 1t will con-
tain a complete history Of the doings Of
the Ohio Legislature.
The Prospectus will appear next week.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

RAPID GROWTH OF IowA.-An exchange
paper says: "Few persons are aware Of
the immense tide Of emigration that is set
ting and moving 10 the West. low. es.
pecially, is filling up with a rapidity al
most unparalleled. Mr.. Watts, Of Iowa
City, who has recently returned 10 his
home from a Tip 10 the East, represents
The emigration bound for Iowa as aston.
ishiug ard unprecedented. For miles and
miles, day after day, the prairies Of Illinois
are lined with cattle and wagons pushing
on towards that rapidly growing Slate
A, n point beyond Peoria, Mr.. Watts
remained over night, where he was in.
formed that during a siagle month seUen-
teen hundred and forty three wagons had
passed, all all for fora. Allowing Eve
persons 10 a wagon, which is a fair ave.
rage, we have s,7l5 souls 10 add to The
population Of that Stale. This being bul
the emigration of one month, and upon
one route only ont Of many, il would no
be an unreasonable assertion to say lhai
$4,000 men, women and children vii
have gone into that Stale BY the first Of
December, reckoning hom the first Of Sep
lember."
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WELLER SETTING HIMSELF RienT.-The
New York -" TIards" have lately been
making the most exiravagant and ridicu-
lous claims to The confidence and support
Of numerous United States Senator's
Among Others, they have placed Hon.
JOHN b. WELLER, Of California, on their
list Of champions. Mr.. WELLER in a let.
Ter to the Washington Union, thus repell
the charge:
IL have no doubt this administration
will be conducted upon Democratic prin.
ciples. aud expect 10 give il a warm and
jealous support. There is no man in pub
lie life for whom ! have a higher personal
respcc; than President Pierce; there j:
no one in whom l have politically more
confidence.
JOHN b. WELLER"
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Nrw YoRK, Dec. 10.

The total loss BY the Gre on Saturday,
is asceriained to DO about sh,5000,OOO. Of
which $l25,OOO fall on Harper g. Bros.
They are only insured for $4,000,
which is supposed 10 be among a grca,
number Of companies.
Messrs. Harper have issued a card in
which they state that their magazine for
January will not be delayed for more than
Q few days.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

er.-Mr. Miller Of Huntington iown'
ship, Luzeme county, Pa, while out hunt
ing on the 18th inst, with his son.inshw,
Mr.. Taylor, was mistaken BY the latter
for a deer, and shot. He Died the nest
day.--At Columbus, twelve miles above
Hickman, KY, the work on The Mobile
and Ohio railroad commenced a few days
since by Messrs. Taylor & Ramsey, con.
tractors. The timber has been cut for
several miles, and the grading Of the river
bluffhas been commenced.-How many
heads cover q multitude Of sins and worth
less heart; and how many plated shirt
bosoms cover a cold, hollow cavern, where
there ought to be a hearl.-lf you want
q favor Of a man laugh at his jokes. II
there be anything that the who,e human
family, have a weakness fopr u Is 10 pass
for wits. -Juhny, nay son, do you know
| that you have broken The Sabbath. ~
ayes DAD" said the liule sister, and .'1nosh-
er's bigiron pot, too in five or SIX pieces
The Portsmouth (Va.9 Globe con.
graduates itself on the visitation o. iros',
which has settled the musquito question,
for the season at any rate.-Ihe lac
Roy IN. W Democrat says that Hon. A.
S. Upham, Of that village, from a held Of
one hundred acres has raised and gathered
in good order, G0OO bushels Of wheat this
season.-It is conjcciured that the MIS-
sissippi Legislature will elect Secretary
Davis TO the Senate, noiens vOlens.-
Senator Weller of California. has written
a letter OF New York politics, in reply u
an invitation of the llards 10 attend then
meetings in New York city on Wednes'
day next.-The proposed Constitution
al Convention for Rhnde Island has beer
voted down by a large majori'y.---A
Geographic desrUtch announces The cleo
,ion of jeremiah Clemens as u. States
Senator from Alabama.-The Georgia
Senate have postponed the election OF U
S. Senator until the next session oil the
State Legislature .-Quile an interesting
contest has recently taken place in Geor
gia. Gov. Cobb has been beaten before
The Democratic caucus for Senator by
Mcdonald. His nominations a triumph
of the States Rights Democracy Of Geor
gia.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

DEArn OF Elk GOVERNOR CRAFTs.-The
Vermont Journal announces the death Of
The Hon. Samuel G.. Crafts, Of Vermont.
at cfaiisbury, on Sunday last, at the age
Of abou, eighty years. Ii says;
Few men in the State have devoted so
large a portion Of their life 10 the public
service as has Gov. Gratis. AsIepresen.
iatiys in The House and Council, member
Of Congress. Governor Of the Stale and
u. 6. Senator, and in other minor Offices
10 his town aud county, we believe that he
has been for full half a century a faithful
public servant, ever deserving and ever
possessing the entire confidence ofthe peo'
ole.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

SINGULAR TAsTR.-Lasi Saturday a man
presented himself to the officers oflhe JET.
iersonyile (Ind.l Pcnitenliary, and dc.
handed the privilege u Of being put to
work, saying that he owed the Stale Eve
years labor, and he was determined TO pay
il. Upon being questioned as to his RICH,
Of admission. he stated that he had been
convicted a, a recent term Of The Circuit
Court held at L.awrencebutg Of manslaugh-
Ter, and had broken Jail. Although a re.
ward was offered for his arrest, he hadbAf,
aed pursuit up TO that time. His singular
request was complied Wilhelm. En-
quirer,
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Post MASTER Gcneral,s Report.

We CLEAN The following facts from The
Post Master Generals Report. There
are 22 Gao posi Offices, and The cost Of
carrying the mails for the las! fiscal year
amounted { o s3,495, 9Gs land the aggre.
gate expenses Of the Department, s7,0s2,'
1853, and the aggregate revenue from all
quarters, S5,0i0,72i, leaving a deficiency
Of e, 042,O3I.
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W~AsnINoroN, Dec. 0

The war department. received dispatch
es today from Capt. Morris confirmation
to previous ccounts Of the massacre Of
The Gunnison party.
Abraham Clover. Collector at Sackelts
Harbor, has been removed and Thos. Hall
appointed in his place.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

AUSTRIA n THE JEws.-Ausiria has
re.enacled the laws innicling legal llaoIll'
lies on the Jews, and the Jews IN revenge
have refused TO loan money 10 The Austrian
Emperor. Several Of the Jewish bullion
merchants in London have agreed not 10
change Austrian bank notes as long aslhe
Of iec,ionable eJiet is in force. The Aus.
TRAN Jews have determined not TO deal in
the colempl1led new Austrian loan.-
Rolhschild, il is also said, will lend 10
more money 10 Austria a. present. Bot
the Jewish papers advise she brokers to go
further than this, They owA a large por.
lion Of The Austrian debt, if they throw
this on the market, and refuse any further
transactions IN il, tho Austrian government
will be financially erumpled up This the
Jewish bankers are advised TO DO. The
following is a brief summary Of the liza
bilities of the Jews in Austria
Jews in Austria are not permitted 10 ac-
quire land or house property ; in whole
districts they are not permitted 10 reside ;
in many towns they are confined 10 q
Ghetto (; arriving at Vienna or other cities,
they are obliged 10 obtain from the police
a card Of permission to stay, rene wable
every fortnight on payment Of a fee. They
cannot choose their own trade; from many
professions they are totally excluded. On
ly a limited number are permitted to marry
and none without the sanction cfihe police
This list Of civil restrictions might be
greatly enlarged, the religious disabilities
are equally extensive.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
Hector Icnnlng. Of ohio.

The OUT sIion has been asked who is
IIRcToR JENNINGS, about whom there has
been SO much said, in connection with an
htirslip worth $4,000, 900, left him in
England. The question can be answered.
lie is a riiizen Of Sandosky City. Only
sixty millions Of dollars! Psbaw we
once respected him, but now we desire SO
know him no more.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
A NEWSPAPER READING NATIoN.-The
following are The statistics of the newspa-
per press, MS given by the last census
5,cOO,OOO
42,OOO,DcO

This says the Albany Transcript. is
nearly II copies a year. Of some pubiica.
lion or other 10 every man, woman and
child 10 The nation /; or, excluding infants
aged aud diseased persons, and those who
canDo, read, 81 leas, a newspaper week
10 each family.
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Ins1icn Of Pence.

This (Wcdnesda! is the day Of holding
an election for Justice Of The Peace, in
Montgomery TIP. JoHS A. McCLusKY
ALASsoN WALKER and W. II. II. POTTER,
are the only candidates named as yet.
lie, voters take notice, and govern them
elves accordingly.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

A Mrs. Leland, Of Nora, hasgiven birth
TO o son which had in his hand, or rather
attached To the middle joint Of each finger,
a perfect tomato. The mother had be-
slowed unusual care upon her tomatoes in
the garden, and hoped to have them ripe
before her confinement. The specimens
brought by her son were abont The size
aud stage Of maturity Of those in The gar
den. and could not be distinguished from
item by The closest scrutiny. - Chicago
Tribune.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

wWhaPs the use of going to ''l'o" in
California, when everybody is getting rich,
wL.o go TO BUsHNELL's to purchase goods!
Read his advertisement in another column,
and give him a call. His assortment is
one Of the best in town. Those who ad-
v%ertise, always sell tho cheapest.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
srn OF sAnUAnr CosyENrIoN.

According 10 ihe long established usage
ofshe Democratic party of Ohio, he State
Central Committee have issued a call, foI
= coagspiiou on Inc sthprok, The bash
adopted Tor representation Is one Delegate
(or every 6ss hundred votes cast al The las
election Tor Governor. and q addiiiOnaI
Delegate ior every fractional vote exceed
lug two hundrsd aud 6fy. This snlidei
Ashland 70 -four. Wayne toar and RiehIand
i've. Delegates.
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lnALrlmopr. nac 4,

Private advices just received from Mexi-
co state that two hundred armed men from
San Francisco, had landed Al "a Paz,
Lower California, took possession Of The
town, imprisoned The commanding gene.
raj, and declared Lower Caliionia indie.
pendent.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

TnE JESEikos EsrArE.-Hector Jen.
niDrs, Of Ohio, II IL said. is one Of the
heirs Of The Jennings estate IN England,
es,imaisJa at from 6fy 10 s~eveniy-hve mil
lions Of dollars. Me-. J. d. Bacon, Of
Yates county. N. X, has just returned
from London, and states thai Mr.. Jen.
uines is ole Of The heirs Of this immense
Iorune.-BaLfimort San.
Nov, Who is HEcroR JENENos o.
Ohio I We Deg lsavs 10 congratulate tb'
happy unknown.
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cnnntx

The Democratic Central Committee Of
Ashland County. are requested to meet in
Ashland. on Saturday next, l7Ih inst. for
the purpose Of making arrangements to
have Delegates attend the sh Of January
Convention. 10 be held at Columbus. A
fsll attendance is requested.
j. SHERIDAN, Chairman.
December l4lh, 1853.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

MbgpERER EscAPED.-ARoUEL McCLA-
RRN. $ho was convicted at the last Cir.
cult Courl in Monroe county, KY, and
condemned 10 be hung on the l0th Of De-
cember. was last nighlreseued BY between
sixty and q hundred persons dressed in
disguise, and il nov at large. He 10 about
% years old, Eve feet ten inches high, Of
light complexion, and has a downcss'
look.
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Lower California Invaded.

twill be seen by the following dcs-
patch 10 ,he N. Y. Tribune, that our &C.
centric fellow citizens Of California are
fo.cibly extending The area of frecdom.-
The expedition has undoubtedly in view
the conquest Of Sunora, SO much talked
abou, of late.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

An apprentice 10 the Printing business.
The applicant msss be 10 Or II years old,
and have a common education, None
olheI need apply.
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:, "~n,,.o'o.s ;n,;,;nr bids
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p't.".S r. w.. C.n, IA ,I,e PACIFIC.
~ pashL, aad do ci,o If Mexicn The
go .u,,ssd 10, he Ma i. f,nr months.
I, m.s rumoreJ however. Thai Messrs.
nellanser anil Richards. the latter an Eng
i;shman had .lreaJv ob,ained the con.
,rnc, --pr;rce Jerome. os the Bonapar-
,;s,. w,s To- hove married a dauob,er Of the
r., n Wur,omho,g hat when she saw
lin I'M o,re him The mi,len. The Prince
was shor,Iv aGor ,,kcn ~ anil oar accounts
.rr ,b,, one Of his aids begged tina. the
nane,, would moi announce il, for fear il
wnuld alarm The nonulaiiou. So conside.
r,,c. A lacetious corros oondent Of the
NV york Pine. writes from Paris in
r~eI,,ion 10 his sickness. and Of the bullo.
fins Announcing The progress of his dis.
o,.e a. foIlows. "a The influence Of these
bulletins. ina, nobody reads, may thus
raoIy he ,v;ds .snread and lasting and in
tay ~ ia"o'na NAV nns;,;velv he
"@s o T. un"o, was know bcsore
nDI y. ua. ;m,onIcd n serye. II i,
now rIesr ,ha, his Jenar,men,i is 10 be sick
=, nro,enJ "a no ;ooired far. 10 have ex.
.",oI ahon, HIM 90 ,ho, p,ris may
"nOs.r, 70 NO verv mucb concerned for
pr ,I ,,,s, T., p,oy;nso m,v.sh,re ,he
"a" IS p,.;s Iornmo Is ,be moone.
=" mombs, or Tho Gnvcrnmen,. and in his
rav cnn,r;hn,es IN ,ba soI;iiIv If lhe OK.
'o"ma IL 80 rL,h,rh in or1.,
' I%a i,,or;,r Tbo ;n,orss, be feel.
:. co.";r" ~ ;r. is HE d;siuclina,;nn 10
.maT'og ;mnnr,sd drngs r"~M-The cleo.
G"" -, n.ions,s IA T.,na,ess from New
VS. hos rssrI,ed in the cbnice of Gal
aao. NO. , m,;or;,v Of sao oyer ey Gov
-, d,s Colo,,do and IL
, ,'ihu,, .;o" miL, c.,,Is II i,,Ue r"mbers or,
yin 800 nn,,S ;,hs,,na;na ,be snread =
SMi a ~; ;",o 'ha Tsxar w;iIsrnsss on,
" ,h"n .",on~ ,hs go ~;
~ "m2 o.o.ier much d;G;cnI,v-
. So c.t,om h,oL. mi, h,nt h yev
vi . shor, lime since and robbed !, q
sq1 n TLs Mass;IInn Dank recently
49, ;O,, tho ueouIe and robbed Them +,
SaSo n Which is the greatest ,illa,n
80 man yerv much Intoxicated wa
.o,, to nr;son !, WIN didn't ynu bai
HIM on, :" reol;ed a bvs,onder' aBai
linn on,rp eycl.imed Inc o,ber-a Yo
; ""rtd0,, ,rmn him om r-The no,
mo".. e ,l;smeOt IN IoDdon hay
,i,"aIS ca., nss,lv az ooo ooo and ar
90, nnsni.h,J-Tbe Emoeror Of Oh.
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~ The Great Western Railroad from
Niagara Falls and Hamilton through
Canada West 10 Detroit will probably be
in complete operation in January. AL
ready the trains are running twice a day
from Hamilton 10 Niagara Falls, a dis
lance Of SO miles, and we see il stated
that construction cars have been run The
whole length of The division. lying be-
tween Hamilton and London. q distance
Of 76 miles. The Western division, from
London 10 Windsor, opposite the city Of
Detroit, is graded nearly all the way. and
for a great part Of tbe distance the super.
structure is completed.
The distance between New York and
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14

~ A low cords Of Wood wanted a
Ibis 0aiee. on subscription.
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III The Legislature Of the Stale Of
Georgi,, have postponed until next year,
the election Of United States Senator.
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.fur t5r lSuq5 anh- QSir|5.
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times II bore THAT kernel up gentle S!"le u
the mouth oI It's CELL anu siS'y-i'lit tunes '''
that kernel roll back again Just as 1t reach '
the ton OF the slope. Now II that ait hat De
longcd to the 81 can't family. 1t "onId have
given up in despair. But no, 1t knew G.
nou2h 10 persevcrr. And the >e'"n'iett
time 1t succeeded IN placing the gram saeIH
IN ITS granary. ana II be bound I" say Una
wheat tasted very sweet to 1t the following
winter
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HOW TO DC 1T,

HE All, ' nntchman les oil any guam
tlty of goo! things weekly, and amonr other
sensible alyic, SAYS:
There Is nothlr to be canned by ,lan.Iinr
atNrlEemonth aitci sensible woman. talk
ing unmcanin@ stll-worlS without wjsI m.
Tell her vonr wish. Ike 4 man. and not Ike
ttuhhenng school uov. She will never
trIite with lorr affections: and if there are
three grains OF common sense in your nr,kI 10
carcass. she Will be YOUR own before \ month
has passed. See the history of Rehccra IN
Genesis, 9th chaptcr, and 67th verse -
" men Abraham! servant had concluded the
preliminary contract with Mrs Ialan, on the
part OF hcr daughter to become the wifi. IS
Isaac. the old man was anxious TO oct home
to show his Young master the honny lass h.
had brought with him; the mother wished
Alm to remain few days. to recruit himself
AMI his came Is. He pcr>istinc, it was finally
referred to the daughter. We will call the
dan>ei and inquire at her mouth. SAID the
mother. When Eebecca appeared her moth
g. a>kc''-,N 1T tnon 90 with tbs man =
hcberca replied, i Will 90. There was >
noble -Irl for Won. No tear star,;no from
hef D!ack eyes 10 winning. nor simperino
m'ht-ocHe'c hor mock m0teStv: but what
.er heart wished. her lips uttered. Like AN
honest maiden, she replied, 4 Will o. Now
Young ladies', 20 thea and 10 likewise. Whoa
me 'N'n whom you prefer abo,a all others in
tue "oI,' >ty,-'Nil You - with me = an
S""r' = VIII 60 Er'he-hv, ladies. when