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HOUSE AND LOTS for sale

uIGHLY-IMPROVE HOUSE AND LOTS o.
ii The subscriber authorized to sell Of the compets
private residences Arlington
Leading public city,
sntn ten from the Capitol,
Of axnbcent baidng
considerable portion OF the city,
The house 6ty forty deep,
high with back building eighteen feet by
y-eigb Of which washouse, smoke house.
rooms s,abe rear,
stalls spcon lofts, and the carriage for four
grounds the
handsomely laid garden with
collection Of
shrubs, v,nes paps the
story Of III. hns with spa
convenient kitchen thc story
rooms OF which eighteen twenty fve
s'ory closets,
supplied by a above
In third AID fve good and under
building spacious and cellars,
nien
large opens pleasantly upon garden
agreeable The shaded
In direction. e|,. Hrr ii. srs 81 E5
regarding the and tho
which accommodating may be had application
snbschcr ONCE, Of and I'd street, Washington
Nov l7-eo3w u. A. HALL.
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United states Patent once,

Washington, January g 1854
Of Tampa buy Ffurfda praying
the extension Of patent ganud 20 hn on the twenty
April machines for
from tbs expiration OF said
pasnl day OF April eighteen
hundred and ATTY four
III ordered Patent Once
the OF II O'Clock, and all
psons pohod and show causs they have
why said petition ought not to bu granted.
reons opposns the ss.snsoa rgud TO hs N .s r.s.n
hsang all testimony hied by either
said hearing be taken and ansmsd accord
once. which will be furnished npp
cation t3g. I
Ordered also, published in the Union ntel
seucsS and Evening" Star, Washngton D. Pennylvsn'an
PhadelPhs Evening POST New York POST Prov
Rhode Island fodan and Journal Tallahassee Flor
ida successive weeks sviOss the
ueih Of March next, the day OF hearing. ..,.
-rI-l7-G| IE =. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
above win please and send then
Once with containing this notice.
Jan 3-law3w
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that their
will about the 9th instant and
request of all settlements
vesy large books together with
The Of Market renders imperative
friends necessty Of than usual
pronptness HOOE, BRo a CO.
Dec S-Asw<wrf
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VKRY Superior Anaonssliads Mssny anA MAae1z8
sais. have s private sale lve yae
Of superior smcnt.ao sherry vine, isposd M - e III
BY his e1ceeDcy A. Cadsrou dc Ia BAyca late epAn1m
from fine celebrated bouse OF Peter Harmony Co., CSs, 49,
win he sold BY The pape dsmohn or dosen t VI 80
selected Is4 in Msdcra by gentleman a Baumcre ~ ~
perfectly best vinoysrds o. me-
Persons dsssinG reniy superior ~tnes s.en
hasausn 9paese
- j. @. Mc0Ut1Ak
J0-Adow Auotisnscf ana Ccrnrneanseo Wefcpe9s
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NoTICE.-CLA0ETT DODsON would notify all their
open their books that indis
bs will rendered prior lss of tho New
Ysstup ths 18th umo A. desirable III all open ae
speedily settled for old q. D. would
specuy urs general response their wish either
win the mosey, from thoss who have made their bills
with that underssa aiding.
"a -2vvsnA
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NsaDAngtsn nraasA nasarosa.-Tratns Rmn Fol

Ill, nr4ok Machine Manufacturing.
DRoPosALa viii be received the Subscribers ai their once in
this city, until Of Tuesday, January, lns for the
manufacturing, by contract, OF
SANDS AsD ounIHes's NEW rArErr BRICK AAcHisk-
We propose ny and than
hcndd said mnchnes In each proposal must be stated the
pnhel which VIII bs ready for delivery complete and
ID working order before LIST OF March We
sent sample Of the mschincs that will be required Of the
tractor the this city and shn specially provide IN
M cnusct hst machine viii be accepted which shall be
inferior tho The mouids viii be
aired municipal regulations
ths particular locality machine be worked.
The humber Of machnes demanded estimating from the orders
n probably he less than one thousand before
May sha that the
nsh schncs the number of ve bousand should find
desirable osde 10 thai at this particular locality
parties the OF Columbia
Bssso MaSyssd and Ale xanda Vrans for tho manufacture
n said machines at other locality.
H-l3 MICHAEL NOURsE A CO.,
Once corner sth and u streets, Washington, ID. q.
neo tT-3saw2w
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A EW and Eieg.ot siiks, Embsoideriss, Cioaks SC
IN
Of the city and vicinity the following new and ch
goods. which hsve Just been Tcceved, viz:
SO dresses exua-Tich brocads silks, for evenings
rs do
o5 do antique, wasred
A Is do do antique, br0cade
10 do black bsocade silk
- do nouncsd brOcade silks
10 piBcea lighEcoiored plain poult Dc sole
do very rich plaid silks st #ss
Is do silk illusions for party dresses, all cslors
30 do wateTed aud plain real Irish popius Sss5
chenisettes and sleeves, In sets
$50 French embroidered collars s@s ft #
50 do French embroidered camhric chemiscttes and
hb4 s 10 slssves, in sets
embrodeyed rleeves, trimmed with
Mai,sse Honiton and valenccnnes isces very cheap
$50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
$50 French embxoidel cd handkerchief, great variety
al 800 pieces Engish and French thread accs -.
IS velvet coaks, latest style
Is embr Jidered cloth coaks latest style
rs plain trimmed cloth coaks y.
50 small PessiAn scaTfs for the neck
50 loD9 cashmere shawla ta '
IS rchy- embroidered white cr1po shawls $3.50
Together great variety and elegant articles
OF which enabled TO Offer at reduced
the advanced make
purchases - HOOE, BROTHER, CO.
03--3law4wf G
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az is WISH to Keep the public reminded tnmt ou

uyis WISH o keep public reminded that
w Ninth street, few doors above Cageits
sxtensve home furnishing store there Ia
containing house We
ave ninety long, fitted handsome paor
with brocae consisting Of two soa
lounge chairs four parlor chairs and centre table,
oak and walnut, aud handsome enameIlcd
conssng bsdead burenu wardrobe, washiand siisnnd
rocking chairs four chuirs chnis bed
beds cutlery, glass, China
variety of style Cali and aad
examine and II win be fsuI, Remember
iocsen door from D. and hvc doors above Cla
DoNN BROS.
NB-Our customers whose have been standing
Nov as--5seodI j. M. DoNN d BROS.
DLArK BOOKsA large Sizes in svery descrip
of binding adapted for private and mercanue On sale
at TAYLOR b MAURYs
Jan4 Bookstore, near 9ih street.
nUTCH CHEEsE.-sI Edam, n each, in
sHEkELL l. BAILEY
Successors Jno b. Kibbey Co.,
Dec 22-6uf No. s. opposite Centre Market
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOM ERA.-our bills will be ready
IN deivssy Monday, instant, and
will please call and them. We would here
patrons cose all
sirable
street, Of avenue early
January We confidently hope, therefore, view OF these
facts, that customers VIII promptly respond
Dec 23-6 MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLEv.
CHOEs SHOES sHOEsi-w~ would respectfully call the
attention OF customers, and all Others Interested
large stock of boots and shoes
10 the complete both
in styis aud quality. We snumsIale % rate as follows;
DO do Wellington boots, with and without heels
Do DO button 90 morocco
do Alpine button boots, superior articis
q 10
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Misses and chidrens button sncrs, 81 TO al So
Together qualities Of ladies, chids
CATERS, boots, slips, Jenny L,nd and JefenoDs.
For patent esrbcr and calf boots Oxford
Eters and low shoes OF style and quality crvsns
shoes OF every variety.
give a before purchasing
selected from Union,
endesvor please both in style and quality DO
TO A. HOOVER h SONS,
South side of Penn between 9th and 7t
II-2aw6w
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OST LAND wARRAN No. 1880,
for serss ta vos Joaaksn smith, iasued under the
September l&O hes
being through msponsd nenber c House
REPRESENTATIVES i8s2 and received by him
have cavest upcn Onr.
JONATHAN sMfTH,
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GADsBY'S HOTEL,
Corner Of PennsyIeGna avs~ss aaA y arsss a
Board per dAys ~
S2 90.
squares Of Capitol and Railroad Depot.
5 Jan l0--dlmn~ ~
THE Industrial HosOurces Of ths neu4AAGA aA4
agriculture, manucsaysU In
ernaI labor, institutions, podncs
tory statistics &c., &c. oy j. ID b. De Bow 3vounsps 0vss
SO. -...e.,
IN 10 FRASCk TAYLU1s
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NEW CLOAKS and sGLKsTbe subscribsrs have 'his day
~ "ssned large sssot neot Of velvet and cloth e'ca PLAIN
a and oocade silks OF plain and bocanc
hsM sk for evening call the particular ssn
non Of citizens and before purchasing elsewhere ~
are determined essb,ishren In the
city. MA0RtfDEp CALVERT.
Dec oe-aswo~
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HUN hENTOna Of the hest business the stu
a~d on aeveh sedcn, Withers,
~s- ~in be given four years Il IL tho
=, 20 Feet
es'wde with scelar. apply rndersgntd.
-. J. CLAYTON BRAsHRARs,
we ia-sodsw Al Hall i ofothen.
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Ihe House met al IL O'Clock. IN.
Prayer by the chaplain TO The Senate.
The Journal OF Friday was read and approved
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AU1IERsThs esabshmentis now 10 succe.sful operation
VI the pxopusor aae himself that his vses will nov be
The and spacious saloon
degnsd for the Of ladies' and een,eaea when
ladies' The second floor the
Of gentlemen the particular asten
Of In invited
s served at all hours low - ss psine houses
rarely enjoyed elsewhere Thoss wishns
accommodated ho nsce in hne
above aSs saloon, furnished style sf masnh
cence. Dec tS--NAWJwAstaw1W
raAHN Wv BUTHMANE, tsnpoxtor dealer
pura vvine hsandls and Offers fos sale
cope,s Of the articles coA
sistiny Of Ia
The bssa AsaaAs Of champagne
Madeira, sherry, port, OF most all grades
T Anime wines, of great variety
low price 10 the highest order
Sparkling and otier Burgundy.
tN4i tbste a5 re ALSO,
ts1 Tessstns Lisbon, Sicily
Malaga, Fs0augnAn, Maraschino ##
Cussroa, Anisctte kirsctwasser, Absynhe.
peepAraliOn- .
NV dosen Of blackberry juice
And sw dozen of wild cherry brandy for medicinal pur.
poseS
TssssssT superior genuine Havana csars, and
vasy Of cheap family wines, rs- ser
Dec eS-3ifk2i@w
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OTICEour banking house will be closed Monday, 26t
IN Moadsy, I'd that all
falling those days will be previously provided for.
CHUBB BROTHERS.
Dec 23-eodtJan2 Intel. Il atsrl
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully tnforn he
n NJ Washington
York with very handsome frensh
vesatcs, Just arrived by the Franklin
Paris hats, handsome drcss besddre.ses
Very rich sash and other ribaEds
A srre variety OF lace goods capes, sleeves, collars
of Point de Venice, scrthes
co,ures, and handksrshis
Embroderies, COLLAR, slee YES, cberniscit.s
handkerchief GDuncing. skirls
Lingerie, and morning
Sets facouet cossr- sleeves
Superior oriental cashmere carriage cioaks.
Walking cioaks, ciiltr.n's sacks
Embroidered and Ls~a ball dresses ~.
Best ND aloves
stamped mu.lins for embroidery, dress trimmings
ferfpmeres, combs, brushes Se
particularly solicited
choice asnrtmeni flowers sot coius Re-le
Eugene, wrcaihs, bouquets, &c, &C.
New 27.-;Neod Iintl
CREEN's Ink Eraser ard Paper Cleaner Tor Boob
VI keepers, clerks, and genemen kind
article for the
introduced Aside qualities pencil ceanv
reuvss with facility ordinary
scrsp-r, surface Of the paper unnsrmed
FTfs fer sale by COLLINS BOVINE u CO.,
nth street north Of fsnnsyvana avenue Branch
or rs,afeners Hail, lN and i7s Pearl street, ~
Sept le-u N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-10
PARIS ME- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1854.

Tho truth Is, dear Charles, said Julii,
''we owe an this happiness 10 my fathers
Kindness, nnd the interest ofmy own maternal
Uncle. Since our separation he has been
my confdcut; and he promised Iha, ho would
make It his business to forward my happiness.
lie wished tn see YOU what he called worthy
Of mc'-ihal is, man Of business. lie de-
icrmned to watch you and oven TO call upon
you, but believe YOU saved him the trouble
Of doing lhat Ny father agreed to all h.s
plans; and both confess that you have gone
through their probation nobly. Ny father
has lsld you go. Let me now present YOU to
my uuclo-an old acquaintance Of yours.
She smiled as she said Ibis, and Tel the TO-
to the next room, where nay hand was imme-
dialrly seized by-"Tur Mas OVER rrr
WAY"
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POETRY.
Tho Clouds

p.,r,,f,l r.,uI., lhaye watched thee long,
r.r,,, AMI bri.ht,sa n aiy thro8si
NJ, ", h,v, gathered gall,a beams,
Nov sc are parting "a silver streams,
N..,, srs tlus-d With "a rascat- blosh,
p..rsniBs CAST % "a linsun fu'hi
Now. Els aerial .r5,tss alplsy,
Ne ,rr Usht', dancing another way.
N-r.r. Ia many rfnTl f1As,
Iil- ttc c,yne''. down oa 'hr a1urc hA''
Vow d, slth-r a ,,la aaJ u1'
To la.k Boz ths cay. ola Getting 'rr7'
N-l anon ,. serve OF rrrhyr's car,
rru.a. before ths evening" star.
N7v 20 riI, ia might, rm.
With tb, arms .fa giant tr uursr 'hr .'.rm'
Nr sp.p thr I.bt,Irs 11l a.rg tito s'r'a'
AL H,.h.r- ard uiIl al, a uln.1r's nithf
N...,.rr tfr tbrrI.r. 1aI bls,5'y d, raars,
Wh.- t-. 6-.., -r.la. aaI ths avalanche roar'
y.....t ta- ur,rt .r t-1tars 0wr,
r.rrtr r.rrr. t... Boz ths.r h....rs ,rH.Eg.
81. r.r.. srI ,rrr rrra.-s ary scattered 1f0'n'
I.,t.u...l uatl.gaur, OBJ. a1A on rh- ;.0ra.
u-, ua.yi.thr -y, taat Doth ra, h,-
r.. .a..,-. phantom. .hlJ globe aIa,c'
r.rtr.r-tIrrl.fr1 r1 tAc rr1'n. .lair
.terrrr-. ..r' arI IhrHtrs rnvr
u.' ua-r-a th- u,rttaffh,il ans bowed
r. .r.Grf rttt- ssr.r- sfbrr..,rs sI.r1.
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OLD SERIES. VOL. 81, NO. so.


"Well, sir" said Ben. hastily turning to
the place. ''what do YOU think ofths famou,
couPlot Of PoPe's
"Inmode,i word. admit ofno d,fsncc.
Tor want ofdecency Is want Of sense"
81 soc no fault there"
"No-indeed =" replied Ben "vhy, now,
to my mind, san can asE no better excuse
for ANYTHING he does wrong, lhIu his wan, Of
ssuse"
"Ilow sol"
"Well, sir, Il might presume to alter
line ia this great poet, would 10 it in ihis
way:
Immodsst worls admit ofiLf deisuce.
That want u m0le'ty is want o-senss."
Here the Governor caught Ben in hi, arnI
Is delighted father would bic son, esllIls
ou, At the same tim, to the captain
GLOW greatly am obliged 10 700. e.,
ior bringing nc an acquaintance with ihi {.
charming youth o. what Selirh,ul this.
il would BE- for Us to converse with such a
sprishty youth as him But the worst ofil
i. most p,r,nis are blind to the true glory
and h,ppn,ss Of their children. Mos, pa
rents never look higher for their sons than to
see them delyins like muck.worms Tor mo.
rcy or hopping ,bou, Ike py.bfd, in Fac
fUlcu. Hence their conversation il 10
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Frnnklin and Gnrsrnnr Rurnnt.

Frnnklin and Governor Burnet.
FnolIin had jast returned from ,.si.lirl
poor Collins 10 bed, when lhe Captain Of ih'
vessel which hni brough, him to New YORK
stepped up, and in vcry respectful manner
poi, not. into his hand Franklin orcned
+, not vi,hon, considerable agitation, lnl read
is Gl'ovs
"G Bnmc,scomr'.mrr,sawa'iyouor Nr
Franklin and should BE- -glalor!nlran hours
chat With him"
&c pamc,," aid Ben, "nho cat that
b-r"
"wby, ',' ~, Governor, " replied The c'0,
,1i1 with o smile. 81 have just been to 90
him. with SONS letter, brourh, orhiu rom
Boston. Arl vh-n told HIM ~h't would
NJ books Won have, hr expressed curiosity 10
sec you, and trrr,l would return With YOU
,o h.s palace
Zen Instantly srt ogwi,h the captain, bot
no, without a si-h a. hs cast q look at the
door Of roor Collins bedroom. ,o think what
,n honor ,tl, vrc,chcd Young man h't Lost
lor ,h- .lke Of two or three drinks Of filthy
Gro-.
The Governors looks at ,h- approach NJ
Ben plaIoly showed disappointment He
had. +, seems. cyre,,cd considerable enter.
,irmen, from Ben, conversation. Bet hi,
fresh aad rrlIy coar,,n1oc- showed him ~
much Younger lh7u be- had expected. hat he
gave mp all hIs promised cn,rrarnmen, - a
h,, hrp- H. received Ben, h"sr'-r with
great po','crcss, aud took hIm into N ainiu-
iHr gonm which WAS lIs library. consisting ol
q large and wei chosen collection.
Seeing hcr'ol'1r- which spanked .u Ben.
eyes, as o., surveyed 80 many elegant ,ulhur,
anI though, of,he rich stores OF luou'cl,c
which they coalain,l. the governor. With o
smile or orconp'nr-n-y. as on a young pupil of
Of science, said to him:
"we'l, Mr franklin, 'm told by 'l'
captain hgI, tbli yoa ha1. fn' collection
roo."
"on'y a trunk fun, s.r'' said Ben.
"a trunk '0'l, ..r poo rsrI.'d the governor
"why, what usc cin you have for So many
books Young people a' your 'e'' h',' sol.
dom r'I beyond NE 'raih chapter VI N'a..
mah.'
clean ho1'',' "id Ben, "oi having read "
r'r't Zeal beyond lh'' my'r'f, hu, 'H'I. ]
should B." Sony 'il oon'd not sei trunk iu'I
'o roaa every 'H months ~
Al 'h''' 'h' governor regarding with =
.''s '' '''I'.''' ''''-
lyon mu., then, though 50 Young be "a
frholnr, perhaps teacher oflaosu7ccs.'
"No '.r, ' answered Den, 81 IHow no I'r-
ga7ra lar my oan"
"Wla', not Latin nor Greek l'
NO s,r, r', a -ord ofrHh,1."
"Whr, '.r, doa'i you 'l,ns 'hem re'c''l-
ry "
81 don ssi my'e' up ass lndr'-S"' J
should no' suppose 'h'm necessary
"Ay well, should Ike TO hear your
reasons"
"Why, sir, am not competent TO give
reasons With which 30 ,,,..ly a gcnll.man Of
your learning. bu, the following are lhe rra.
son, with whic! satisfy myself look 90
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MIS- GELLAN Y
Tmu sharp LanE.H N-,pE.Hl.
THE NAN OVER THE WAY

AEiL MN La -
Hr atrrrr w. cone.
lyr-- a. man has ra r.,.r--s OF Dis cru
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a-f-f~ ~-rrrr, With l., -ra-fhor's CH
r.r.--y rr-r-.. naval armH.arv. unmarried
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r.,. -r,r.-- ,1 Do. because t-r se~r,
.-r,, f--rf.r s~rr-tal mischief rr tr-r
l.-l,, -..--.-,., and Obj. sr.rs t.-u ..
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--r-a.ranrr-,7 Of tr.-euv ta, can l, DAVID
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rrr,,r know arr ss,ettl- .Wra over tna
Wrv.r hrrTm.s, be- IItt's mon, explicit
r.,s.rl,4,.rrs. al, nineteen rehr.arsoutp.
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-r-,r.-- r.sm,..,. b.. ,.. gentleman ..-.
e.r.nr whom ny curiosity .s rN...l, -aI
whom h1,rum-l ....s Maa o,.slls Na'.'
llr.s mla aIlrrr'.y u. l0T o' sN'N
yrars Of arr. ,la5ara. .r face, arl with .u-
-ar aa.r. ne is dressed a'Vars .a Tong
brown coat, gray rraasas. aul a',rrl 81
black rrrkrehtrlof ths soi ,y'r-,la, IS n
s4y. fNoor ihra. varls1f ,.Is ,va.r.I r1.rH
Hs u-nl al, a1 Egyptian mummy wrap
-sJ a linen. There is nothing very r-uara.
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maNkisn lNANults
/ siar,cd-rorby Jovc, il was the very COM
paris son had made use of in one Of my laies,
letters to Jula, though don, think it a, all
a tWaddling one after an.
allow DO Won know the contents ormy let.
l.rs, sirl" exclaimed"
"lcitcrs ,ha, have to pass through the
hands ofbakcr's men, cooks and ladies' maids
are not likely to have their contents greatly
respected"
"Ths deuce" I exclaimed, wondering
which OF the wrc,rhcs had BETRAYED mo.
However" continued NV hcs'. as II di-
yninr nav suspicious, "you nerd no, think
that ] GET my information from bakers men,
cooks, or ladies' maids. / never talk TO any
such pcnplc."
GLOW then"
"Thats INV aalir, 90 said the man iurerrv?.
ting me.
"Pchrars YOU will now explain wha, YOU
came to consult me on"
Really, sir answered, "you seem To
know 80 many things, and IN such mysterious
ways, tha, Pcrhnl- you know my object as
well as can tell YOU"
"No, / don't, " va, the reply, "buI IN tell
YOU an DO know"
I know that YOU aye IN ijl, Young man,
cursed with a small nhrrinnc--lh,i you iell
ia love with the pretty hco of,he daughter Of
q leather merchant, who like a seaside man,
refused to ls, h' dlu,h,,r marry Won, and
Kicked you out uf hrs hous,-hcrr mNlc o
ssiurc or im,c.uauon-"ho'd your tongue; I
speak plainly, and practically; iha, YOU were
then dishonest enough To keen up claries.
tire correspondence with the LADY,, and To have
c'andss,.ns meetings with her, dcccy.nr her
father. and milking h,r 90 the same, besides
causing both ,o BE- the Jet and byc-worls ui
cooks. maids and bakers mon; that YOU have
beer found ont 7 your meetings, YOUR cor.
rrsrordrarc suspected, the Young LADY more
closely watched. 1rI YOU NJ your wits end
Am Icourc, ia NV information
"Rr5lly. size" said !, .n surprise, mingled
with Indignation, ~ don't know which 60 Ne
most amazed a,-,hs inrrr,.nsar- of yogr
language. or"
"I,'s uath ch'" interrupted ''cm,n, with
quiet smile
ru'pasI my rage, and before I could
src,k. be vsrtor-
and now, suppose, for ] don't r's.'rd
90 know ,h.s, ycu have come to ask advice "
me, % s,rlrrrt' Prsy, ,ir, is this the coursc
of a s-us.5l, mani
"It appears ih1t ] could NOT have come 20 a
hr',rr m,n. " replied ], "fr YOU certainly
seemed to have studied the caso."
lie smiled, and ! saw that BAD gained an
z1 advantage on The lruroiat
" Then son vii sa, GOO more about 10"
cried DC. You want my advice Yo1 snail
havan. Give su? al Dhoushi, Of ,hs LADY iu.
sanity.
"Nc,cr" cried T.
"Evc,ly." replied the Man-"gr,-.,e'y
ise answer expected.
"lia'' YOU no other advice. a',''' '',
] i'i hor@.'''.' driven 10 depend 'n '''' "''
being, who knew my secret, by some mvs-
'.rea' means ''a' ] '''.' '.' 1'''"'' ".'
whose '''N "N''.'i '''''-'.' JUN ""' '''
their pos,-''or.
eyes, h' r'r''''' ~ nave.
"Nmia .'' as,-d eagerly.
"Wolb' wv replied be With wonderful 'm'
rH's. ant h' spoke NOT another 'o'', ha',