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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27
The Turkish War In tho Illinois Legfs-
laluro

EXTENDING THE PRINcIPLEs OF THE MISSOURI CON-
PROMISE OVER TEakITORY AZ QUIRBD BY RUSSIA.
On the 18th inst. Mr.. A. H. Nixon, from McHsnry
county, one Of the most talented members in the
Illinois Legislature, offered In the House of Repre-
sentatves the following preamble and resolutions,
protesting against the progressive policy Of the Gear
Of Russia and asking the extension Of the principles
OF the Missouri compromise over oil the territory
which Nicholas may hereafter acquire, by conquest
orotherwise- Here they are--
whereas. great oistus bAposs have Arissn in the Old
world IN Of the rsfusai Of the Ca Of
70 accept the poe Of the Allied Povss and the gu
qusnt iavasop OF Turkey By that power and ~hsessa
believe that It II the manifest iatenon tho c. Z 70
destroy ths sstioasy Of the Tu,kah empire and
IN territory tho empire Of RasSa thereby creating
osnpersus monopoly, and sndsngerng the ssianss Of
poser In Europe, snd thu -aoe and harmony Of the
wofld End vhereAe ve deem II the psrA du,y Of
this Lssaturs to pro,est asainst the aforesaid ssses
rve policy Of he Gear; snr whereas % believe 1.
uliua,um Of Turkey, ~ recommended by she nsutral
20 ~ess; and whereas cannot with regard our
honor and our ante ,sdenu calmly submit TO the
alton OF Any more Errtory to the pre Of Russs, b.
hsvins thar the empire IL already sufficiently arss-
Therefore. be IL
ocrcuYng tberein That the pursued ~ the
Of Russia upon the TurkAh question vitn our nm
qualified s,sapprobaron.
executive OF Rusns 10 tsve agreed U the nltuaam Of
Turkey and lettsd the question tAe bass therein
proposed.
more territory 70 the empire a Russia. dsemit H inoon
tstest with interest and the pcsrsss u democracy
in Europe.
Resolved. Tba. the css, b respectfully r-qustsd tn
svscua the PrfpcipAli,ies he shall receive
copy Of thee Resolutions.
kssclvsd That ~ look upon tbs Prime Mpistsr Nesss
RODE - entirely uDdt for he position oeoupiss and
vcoid susee.t that he be imusdiASly disutssed.
Resolved, That II the government Of kussia shall still
eanefs 10 The policy Of Apnexss Turkey after the
o. ness rsoiutioos We respectfully suggest, Wit
Al oesrsnos 70 tbs right Of that Pc ~sr prn
un'es o. me missouri eompromiss 20 extended Ill
territory acquired from Tarl sv,
ssoNed That tss Governor be rsqulssd 10 forsan TO
he Aforesaid Czar copy OF the above rssoIutioos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

The annual report Document No. SOY Of TIE su-
perDtendent Of the 0nondaga Salt Springs, which
has been presented to the House OF Assembly 1t
Albany, is very valuable paper. It exhibits clear
statement Of the yield Of ths springs, The state Of
manufacture Of the SALT and the condition Of the
works during the past year. The entire quantity Of
salt manufactured and inspected on the salt reser-
vations during the twelve months was ave millioa
four hundred and four thousand Ave hundred and
twsnty-sour bushels, which Ia duly distxibuted
amongst 6slina, Syracuse, Liverpool, and Gcddes.
The revenue received BY the Superintendent during
the year wss for duties rents 6nes and sale Of Old
salt logs, "a ,es4 49, which was duly deposited n
the Salt Springs Bank, 70 the credit OF the state
Treasurer. The market for salt opened It nine shil-
nss per barrel, and with the exception Of tempo
rary advance In November, remained uniform. The
business yielded fair equivalent fer The capital in
vested The activity Of the market led to tie srec-
ton OF thirty nine blocks during the last year; Of
these twenty one are 10 the first ward, three In the
second ward, twelve ut Liverpool, and three 1t
Geddes-making the whole number on the reserve
ton two hundred and thirty nine. The solar sale
works were also extended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

A RAILROAD CAR WITHOUT wsdnssdAy
afternoon, when long freight train over the North
ern Road reached Lowell II was discovered tn ons
OF the cars was ms~Ss wheels. IL IVES suhseqSSnSlv
ascertAiped that The sccidsnt occurred at North
feet) we're detached from their connection. Twenty.
four oars passed over this break In safety and With
out Attracting the notice Of any one On the trsin.
The car without whess hung safely By ths csuplineS
--LossM Cowrsu, Fsb. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

suPsesB Coun o. UHnxp srArns Fab n "A q
Fair Eco, Of New Ysrh, vss admitted an attorney ssd
ccnRseusr tf thisCourt No 90 Jass r. Carroll psin.
sfgumept of this zss contained By Nr R.rsvdv
Jot for ihe defsndsx In error asd scnciudec b.
Asu1cs: ior be piaintn u srTof A,joarnsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

SuoAAhhtsAHB inc rEOnlultOry Liquor Que1~
taon To the People, I'm PcnnsyivaaAa
The following BILL which it will be seen submits
the question: prohibiting the sale of liquors TO the
people previous to the passage Of the law, was in
trcduced In the House Of Representatives OF Penn
sylvania on the 10th Instant
A" ACT potSdsng for ue Of the people spos tAe ssbjsa
la1 pyrAa,t.r0 Tie 'Ge Of s~bricaaro drisls sssihsa
this Commonwealth
whsraA Itb represented that large sumter, II not
deeply impressed with the necessity OF passage Of
pohibory liquor Law; and Tn the end that q unmis-
TAXABLE txtrfson Of said alleged opinion b. mad u
is proper and right that there skoud submissoa OF
the question TO vote Of the people Ut the ballot bog;
therefore.
Section !. Be 1, enacted BY the Senate aac Bouss Of
Representatives OF the Co ouweal:a Of Psapsylvsna
in neral Atcmbly met and Il IL hersby euased By the
authority OF the same. tt IT |. shall b the duty all
officers authorized by av, 70 furnish ballot boHss asd
next To perform All the dutes rscsfve and make n
Ike returns Of the toks hereinafter msntioued ~ thsy
srs authorized 10 do in AL In relAtr vote
ahsn and rstufIsd for the Governor Il the Comuos.
wealth, 30 that the result shall made known 70 the
next legislature that 70 ssy OF tickets Labelled On the
the fae OF Lquora" Against the sale Of IAoaovs,
one OF shcb only may Be votsd BY every qaah6sd voter
forssch election distriot precisct.
ses,ion That II the majority Of suoh v,tsrs in ne
whole State shal vote the ticket Against the sa Of
Liquor" II tbal bs tsben prayer Il such majority
tory Law for The STATE, giving majority Of the
ohafAo er nlio~irR To vit-rnat al sales Sprtous.
vipous ADc malt fqufrs except for mechanical ohsmi-
cal medical aEc sscAmsptai porposss shall b wholly
probefeo sus enforced BY all pe~dfuI provoas nAks
The ssme tsase sssnst frspds and evAssops, aad b.
tnes and iuprsoDmsnts In nrer, cot voists any
provision ot the consiuioa Of State Of Psuasyvana
or Of the United s's'es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

FEB s5.- Wlltan Hslron Qtum CAw1&k.-ln this
csss the u had not sgrssd upon their verdict 1t ths
risisg Of tbs Court and ssakd verdict We osdessA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27


FIs 20 aThomds 4eQldde dst The Nno FORK and Ere
f~rdant on this 26tb Of February, 1858 far value
ceveo conveyed the plaintiff In boas r. the city Of
New York Jersey CITY and Gid there receive
their TO convey him Elnirs tina. 10
Of the negligence and csrtesnrss OF the
defendants, the car In wbnh plaintiff seated cd
The track near the town Of 0s~ego and iuto co H.
zion with anttaer whereby the pisatf had his
was prevented from attending 10 his nesrssary business
for the space OF fifteen seeks The damage laid II
Sl00 600 The defence est that psintin he'd paid
fare, An futen ded TO ira vel In the and
avoid that he there usder false preteaoe
. ne~tbody, and that In fne. contract had been
tered Into between pls ip and defspdapts The latter
further denied that their ofcers had guilty o.
whatever The jury could not agree upon . verdict
DECISIONS.
Before Chief Justice Oakley and Jndxes Campbell Bos
~0rtb, Hoffman and sio,son
FER 2.-JoAn BroNr % John Lofayoe-rhe costs to b
adjusted on appeal ~ sgsiDst de,endenS
Peter Ryeson ps. Jonathan Wdre--Jucgmsnt reversed
and report set aide; costs abids event
Geuge Satterle, Robsrt Jones' impleadsd .yans.s
Bonen vert 10, set Adde and jue gment for dsfendao
Thomas Durham dc u.s. Henry Waterman, dc. Jadg.
mept reversec and nee trial ordered; costs TO sb5s
event
Thomas Darts dc ~ the Mayor, DC Of Neo York
Jnma Rsere dc - John Poine, dc : Judgment Of
Special Term nrnsd.
Thomas Patrsdee, de-, Is Joph r. Gd2sr, dc -Juds.
for defepdanI
Joma B,iumdde " Leavd RrS- Jadsmsot OF pecIaI
Term affirmed.
brennan Chopmam NJ He,ry Ksnt dc -JaAs.
mest on report Of referee affirmed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

DARINe OUTRAGE The Methodist Episcopal
church at Chester Factories, was blown up on the
evening Of the 22d inst, by keg Of 20 sder being
placed in It and cred with slow match. The fire
was extinguished, but the church and fixtures are
perfect wreck the injury being great that II viii
be impossible to reoar the building. The cause OF
this outrage probably lies in the fact that Carson
league" (temptrsnce), recently formed In Chester
Factories, had held their meetings in the church.
We may here remark that the league had fund Of
10000, taxable at one per cent. per annum for the
purpose OF maintaining the Maine law in that village
and they are not 70 he deferred from eecting their
object BY such awless deeds - this. The selectmen
have offered reward Of 1900 for the detection and
conviction Of NE rascas who perpetrsted the wanon
outrage upon the church property. Spring field
(Moss) RspGbl,ea~, FEB. "a.
A DRBADyuL OccURRHxcE.-About week mnoe
the dwelling Of Mr.. James Harvey, OF Bulloch coun-
ty, was consumed by IRE, with his wife and infant
only three weeks old. Mr.. n. had gone out 10 work
In one OF his fields AFTER breakfast leaving his wife
and child In bed, and after he had been gons for
some time looking IN the direction Of his house, he
saw IL enveloped in flames. Hurrying 70 the rescus
Of his little family, he discovered neither dgu nor
sound Of them. A few chArred bones OF the vlfe
were the only sd evidence Of the melancholy 40 Of
hensH and child Sara~~ah Ntes, Fec. Il,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

United States Marshal's Once.
FrB ~ John Bsansn Jsmes M'Gsr and George horant
we're brought up on charge Of stealing clothing, this
soth November last boAsd the ship BsvAris Joseph
BaieJ. master, and we're committed for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

violsses ssd disorder were many fold more
numsfous than the podos force. and povsrfu
properly were, made TO supp-.ss the dsturbspos Ta-
toncs foree with energy and rsolution, their
duty. use their power and aocompd,s the task IL
ossn said thar they used unnecessary violence think
snopeousy With men acting With -psn dsfscce Of fh'
autboritt s-opsply srsahirg the public peace sur
rendered MP to the domination Of bittsr strkios
dovn an seainss whom in their moment Of phreusy
they dreetsd their enmity and large numbers asiog
each other purpins the sdmonons and requests OF the
poll - fsres and answering them With sssau
fac Iencelipg nsesafy BY their conduct the employ
b sspsted that the foros then used to b employed
lightly 1hs remedy Of psosssity severe one asd the
spphestion Off Inevitably Injurious TO these sho, BY
the proofs ON the several trials nnd among otnsr In
ste nees Of violence, the following M Parker sus.n
.ss suuos BY brickbat; an old gsnsnas vas Knocked
that fsasen chased NJ Nsel. oitseD was struck NJ
BcyIepo was hpooked dovs sepsesss. Mr. Reeves was
snocsed oowv, received black eye, and vas chased
down Troy street; Mr.. Rosnh Knocked down; ous
kDceAsd down ia the utter and beatsn: ssd Of
the police, Lieut. sslripg was struck owe the eye With
DICE hr Gam bling vas struck tho tna1 hr. kcPher
son va hDoesed dswa aad kicked, Mr. .ek.rmsn sss
- zsd BY The throat and Mr. Clark was knock.d do~n.
fAst SD the sxtsnt In ssrs ADD excitement
OF the mob, Demonstrate that tbs riot such de-
n s.a prosptnss end energy for y. sup
severe bodily injasi.s in the eosaict not only from
police but fire. psrsoss claiming they aiding
ne pones. vhss rally they vere dbordsry msn who
tns no esuht nsny uswsithy and bed men With bad
motivss siil under good prstenoss mipgls In It. rhs
oesiueon Of the hammer. shown By the proof tbs
men bat THE not justiAsatios for he wrongs
nittsd By the aseused. II b hmsntsd that hs psr
pssa.ors Of IL wicked cot have msscssd have not
ter vross coss By he sosdsst tkoss us6sr CON
ucsos; hey are sim snsaasls for thsdr misdssds
Asd hsssss oas q ths issidsst q ~ o6saSs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
FITS! FITS! FITS!

Tie TsgeJia Eriract Eyilspiic Pills. for The cure
orFus, SFasms, Cramps and al Nitrous aHG Con-
slhdj3nH Diseases.
Dersons who are laoorinS under this distressing
/ ma!ady viii find the |seiajie Lpi'PHc Pits
70 b, the only rcmcdy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. These Pills possess
specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially Tor the PoI-
nose of curing ITS, they viii he found Of esPe-
tiai benefit for all persons Athlete iih weak
l.. yves, or whose nervous system has beenPros-
t.a,ei or shattered from any cause whatever
IA chrome complaints or diseases Of long stand
ug, supcriuduccd by nervousness, they are eA-
ccedi1Ey beneficial. Price 50 per box or two
boxes for $. Persons out Of the city, enc'o-
siaga remittance will have the Pills sent them
10y mail, free Of postage. For sale by srra 5.
TANcE, No. lOo Baltimore st. Baltimore, to
whom orders from all parts Of the Union must
he addressed postpaid. For sale by JosL?n
LNrLHR and =. c. WILLIAMS, ShePherJsto"n.
November 70 1888. lily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
Tr.nmnh Of Science.

Mrs. Phccnum's Co,,rI Candy : Uoa2r and
Blessing of me ..@e. Coughs, COTS nt1 i.ouTc-
ness cured ca from enc 10 hroirc hogrS
I J rs Tnalaum' Cough Candy Is composed Of
VI twenty-five OF the most curative medical
herb, in The marera mcdica, and can be u d
by persons Of any age, from the Youngest infant
to those most aL.anced in age, withpcriect safely
II that hath an ear g. k.u', iUi A,n hear.
BHTINoEE, Nov. 10, 1850.
Dear Maiam:-The duties OF my business
have exposed me to coughs, colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. have been deprived Of
The power OF attending to the duties of my pro
.e>sion, and should have been, had it not have
been ior the benign effects Of your ,Neaira'sd
Candy. tined j. bat few hours before | be-
gan 70 reap the advantage Of lis effects. My
cough aUd hoalseueSs soon lett me. My LUNGs
ARE nrWrp, AID my appetite greatly improved,
!, therefore, have no legislation IN adding ny
testimony TO tlot of tie many who have e&pe-
rieucyd Inc benefits OF your valuable cough
candy. To Mrs. Pharuum.
WILLIAM MERCER
Price - cents per package or - 10 perdoz.
For sale by Joseph En,lsr and +. { HiiiGms,
Noy 20 Io53--ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
HOTEL. ~.
CAarl,s!ora. J.fsrscu County, Tc. ls.LE

V'1'' ''-'V'| 90 y ~ V-"''''' . -
This large and ygry commodious THREE $40
/ ~ B5ICh HOTEL, situated in the centre
and bushes, part Of the town, ia now among
ug most attractive and desirable resting places
in the great valley Of Virginia. The luXurles
Of tie Iob'e Ihil establishment, are surpassed
by none, and the Bar IS atall times supplied
with choice selection Of superior ines and
Liquors. Several large poror, AID airy Cham
Der, have been added since last year. j sPlen
did YsHg.r uoarisA Coach attends the Charles
town Depot, upon the arrival Of The Car,wAich
viii ccuve, visitors 81 he lIc,el, free Il charge.
Ier.ors wishing to be conveyed 70 other parts of
The town, viii pay a reasonable compeu-1ilou-
Saddle ana Harness HJr,es. Carriage, EulEes
and careful drivers always ready for the accom-
mediation OF visitors
GEO. W. SAPPINGFON, Proprietor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
A CARD.

CHARLES l.. DREBING. RorE N,Nu-
tFacIuRrR, Nar:jnsburs rerkcley County.Y9
invites the attention Of Merchants, Farmers,
Nillers and Others, 10 MS stock of Ropes, com
p.ising 4 general assortment Of con- ROPE. BEG
CORDS. PLoUGH LEES. MASON LINEs. HALrEGs
E, ocKIEG THYME, BROOM TwINE, sc; .lH and
Machine Ropes, manufactured TO ORDER. Pane
tual attention will ne paid TO all orders received
November %, 1888 l-!y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
IIalce's safSapaflia aud Bleed Pills,

What !, that principle which W. call .as
y 5lsoi The blood f. r-.t principle 5g
which Tie whole .gs,.m Is regulated. there
fJ,c If tie blood becomes impure genera. de-
!augeIaeat Cf the sy-tem mus cs-.c.
Baltimore July % lS5i-Th.s Is 10 certify
that / was afflicted wii.. violent p,il I Iue
breast and right arm which suppose proceed
ed from The Impure state of ny blood. aa,
- take fence, Sar-arar.la or
Blood Pills, and after t4atny ore box u.e. psiu
was entirety remove. from ny breast and g.m
] found them extremely gentle 20 lheir orars-
ton and rOgd recommend hem 10 every peg
son il want Ul n..d PurIatiye
P.ITRICK ROCHE.
Ne % Conway st between E,aara - E..r., ST..
IN purchasing hose pits ,elmc a5I cue word a.!
caution a.wa,, ask for Uqaes.s Pit.. and gur-
chase of none but those advertised and If con
yen!enl CAL and see taa proprietor h.ueelf
Fyr sale BY Selt S. H.pes. ~. Baltimore 81.
Baltimore, end 10 Sher Eerdslavn by Jos. Entler
and EIiiams- Price - c.s per box.
NCYtMDeF -, loy5' l-lY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21

RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.

Mrs j. l.. Johnson Of Virginia suffered from
Rheumatism aud Gout for eight years at times
unable to arn hcr,c.fiu bed, being possessed ~
ample means, she employed the best medical a.
tendance, and travelled through England, France
aud Germany, in quest of thc celebrated pdy>,-
clans, and remedies oflho,e countrIes. was iiloi-
ly cured by Or. Cha mcr's Sanatiye Imcru:e.
TIE PILES CCRED.
James ". Jaspar of Lebanon pa, cured Of
Piles Of six years standing, by uSin" iom bot
ties of DR.. Chalmers sanaDiye Tmcturc. Price
one dollar per bottle or SIX bottles for five dol
lars, for sale at the general agency, SETH 5.
uANcE, los Baltimore st. Baltimore,to w&om a'
letters en- business mus, ne addressed postpaid,
and for sale by /. C. Ujlia0.s aud Joseph Entier,
sht9hegGstJwn. Nov. - l-j3-H
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
HQRPER g. McTEIGH,

D.1ers IN Foreign and Domestic Motions, GtoreS'
Hosiery and Fancy Goods geHraHy, opposite So
rsyta Hal, King street ,flermdr'e, have iGe pea
s,tsc 10 inform their friends and the public gen
cr,.ly. Of the arrival of their STOCK, consisting
Of 2 GREAT variety Of every description OF GOODS
,,-u,4,y found in the NOTION HOUSES ot larger CT
ties. These purchases have been made under
the most favorable circumstances OF the inip@r-
tsrs and manufacturers, enabling thew TO oAeI
/, co0ntry merchants and other dealers as great
Inducements in the way Of bargains as can De
had North. No''~V' i0'' !
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

'i7ho undersigned have this day aug II, loJ3l
| associated themselves in this city, under lie
frm and style Of Harper & NcIeigh, ioE the
nr9sesution of General Notion 1ra1s, similar
l. that in the Northern cities.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21

zL-For sale by JOHN II McENDREE-
siephcraslown, Va, Nov. 26-Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21

FTR. GEORGE T. W4RPLNGTON residing
LiLia York street. Federal Hill, Baltimore, was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, was induced by a
friend to use Hance's Compound syrup of lioar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
JAMES c SMYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper,

PE1oEs-The Ljniment is put UP in 'hree
sizes, and retails for % cts, 50 cts aud 81 per
bottle The 50 ct. size contains three tunes as
much as the % CT. size, and the Il size three
times as much as the 80 CT size; the large sizes
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21
AFFLICTED READ!

DHtLADEL TIA MEDICAL HOUSE rs
| tabii,hed 20 Gears ago by DR.. kLAhELhN,
corner Of Third and Union. streets, between
800 n,,l pirn PNila lnlnhin -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-21

4 & BRAGG S, co. Proprietor,
30l Broadway, n Y, and st Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers gen
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1854-08-18

replied the Count, ina rough tone; Il know
that you are, man.
And suppose am, sirr ~ ''''s. .l''s,sS3'
1teli you that Madame Is enratred 10 sur,
with me, and fsshall not suffer her to sun
with another -, 50 ~ .,,s;s ~
but il Madame has changed her notion I
such things occur every day. =,
Fshaii not permit Il. She shall sup with
me--with1nc alone = WE atA
So To. dispose thus Of the wishes of Madame,
and to talk us matter, have you rights
q Yes, sir, I have rights the most positive,
replied the Count, exaggerating little the
truth In favor Of his cause. 5F7 stah
'Ah, sir, il Madame the Countess heard
your 3asls -. = o.. 80.
Sir do not receive lessons. ] give them
and you shall render me esatisfaetion for your
conduct and your words
"A challenger .zo.7 '.st... .'.,' .r'sT
Yes, sir. And first do me the pleasure
OF taking off your mask; it is improper to
guard tin my presence, and have the right
TO see the face of my adversary
And If it docs not please me to show it
to your IA'.a ~S sr3''f.' y. ..''a,...' - '.sr
Then | shall pull of myself your i,nper-
tinent mask!' -4. -, So. : =.
Violence, eh : Ihope You are satisfied!
and the mask and the hood fell, disclosing a
splendid head Of blonde hair, and tile Count
stupified, recognized the Countess. The nc.
tress shared his surprise, and saluted the dis
covery will, q burst of joyous laughter but
the Count did not laugh. 60.