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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

NOTICE
Of the location of the two Land Offices
and the office of the Surveyor Gen.
eral in Kansas aud Nebraska Terri
tories.
DE Vt KNOWN, That in pursuance of the 18th sec
ID ton at the act, approved 22d July, 1854, creating
two new land offices Tor the Territories of Kansas and
Nebraska, aud OF the first section OF the same act, -
i%abl.shiug the ONCE of Surveyor General for said Ter
ritorics, The office Tor the ''Omaha District" has been
located at Omaha city, the seat OF government of Ne
braska Territory and the onice for the 'Pawnee Dis
trict" aud of the Surveyor General, al "Le Compton, >,
the seal of government of Kansas Territory.
Given under my hand this twcnty-siNth day Of No
Vember, A. d. $50.
BY ORDER oF THE PRESIDENT:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tue General Land ONCE.
dec u -AGw
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NIX II 81 ED X,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK

Rates Of Commission are as follows
All sales from $500 10 1900 inclusive, will be taxed at
: y cent, as commissions; as the value of the property
advances above 5000 the rate per cent. will decrease
IA theiolio"ing ratio From s3yW9 To 4.G0O at * 2
cent; from 5000 10 $1,000 ~ 3 cent; from 1900 90
S',UJ at Ia q cent; from s. 1910. and as much greater
"a the sum may be, II will not be less than one per cent.
AMI all sums rs above mentioned going above Sa,uGO
VIII be- 3 cent; charged on first sJ.OlU. On NIL sales
otproperty, while in our hands, commission j. charged.
No sale, no commission or charge whatever. We require
notice To DE given two weeks previous Ia "A withdrawal
OF property from our books. And we further wish II un-
derslood that we hold all persons responsible for the com
mission on Property when trades may bs commenced
with the owners of said property before the withdrawal
OF The same.
p@shf"sfOH ST., .sdJOInsn@ Ihs Palmer House,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
NORTH WESTERN AGENCY.
FOR SALE AND LOCATION Of
LAND "

tx III Is-AAN
THE undersigned tRrnulrss) have formkl a co part
i nership for the purpose Of Acting a. Agents and Al
torneys Tor others, la milking selections AMI entries ol
~ in the State of Iowa, where some OF the best lands ia
the country are yet vacant and subject t. entry.
la Offering their services 10 those who may b. interest
ed ia Land Warrants or DESTROYS Cd entering lands, they
would say tnat with their knowledge Of the country; the
direction OF Internal improvements. aud the sections Of
country L. which The greater amount of emigration Is
tending, the undersigned feel confident ia their ability
to make as good, ana in most cases, better selections for
parties than they can for themselves, and thereby save
Them the expense OF journey, loss Of time, and much
OF the expense necessary TOR making sarveys when ouIy
u small quantity of land Is - be entered.
Charges for making selections and locating Land War
rants, and to cover hand Office Fees, will De a. follows:
For locating ~ acres Warrant, aud FOR Once Fees.-ss
70 - :
" &" 100 q" " " -. ~
The above amounts must always accompany the War
rants. A reasonable deduction on above rides will Ice
made Ia those having Il large number of Warrants lo-
Gated. Charges Tor making entries with cash, will be
same a. above, with the deduction of the land Office
Fees, 81 tor every 10 acres) charged by Ontre only in
location at Warrants.
II FIhe undersigned will sell Warrants Tor Il commits
Sion of pa per cent on proceeds of sales.
the undersigned, at their respective places OF residence,
will he promptly aBd properly attended 10.
R~IGIIARDJ. GATLING & BROTHER,
indianapolis, Ind.
WILLIAM J.. GATLING ~ BROTHER,
Fort Des MONIES, iowa,
Joseph A.. Wright, Governor of Indiana;
S. 4. Perkins, CHIEF Justice OF
John ID. Defrees, F~q., Indianapolis lnds
Hon. %. III Smith,
N. q. Bright, Esq, Madison, Ind;
John II, Niles, ESD, Lapnrtc, Indiana.
Geo. n. Bicking. Esq, at the city of Phiialelfhia;
Messrs. Banks, Gould a Go, New YORK Cty;
J. q Gross, Mayor OF the City OF Milwaukee.
oc - d&wam
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

N~TOEICE.-I will offer for sale at the Court house
~ door .n Indianapolis, Indiana, al = O'Clock, 4. NJ,
GA the sth DAY Of January, 1896, for cash, 80 much of the
north east quarter ct the northeast quarter 81 section
fourteen. toWn.hip number sew nteeh, rauge two east,
~ All satisfy the principal, interest, damages aud costs
due ON mortgage NJ. go, made 10 the School Fund "i
aarion County, by Christopher ). stephens, amounting
To- eighty dollars (ssO) AUSTIN III. BROWN,
dee Ii-w3w Auditor Marion County.
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NOTICE. will sell at the Court House door, in
y indianapolis, Indiana. st > o'clock, Z. NJ, ON the
an day Of January, l556. Tor cash, 80 much OF lot mum
her one. in Merriu's suit div i-ien Of out lot, number
nineteen OF Indianapolis. ~ VIII satisfy the principal,
interest, damages aud costs due on mortgage No. 49,,
made to the school Fund II Marion County, by frcdeT-
iek ". FeiiBg, amounting to one hundred dollars.
AUSTIN III BROWN,
dec u dlt&w3w Auditor Marion CSunty.
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AUSTIN II. BROWN,
Audit,r Marion County.

NOTICE. will oder for saleat Ia, Courthouse
~ door ia indianapolis, Indiana at 2 o'clock. Il. NJ,
on the suh dy ot January, $50, Tor ash, - much Of the
west hall Of the south west quaTtT of section twenty
four, township nitecn, range four east, AS will satisfy
the principal, interest, damages ana costs due on mort
gaze No. io3, made o. the SehOd Faid of Marion
county 10y john NHndeIuan, amoinfite 10 seven "
five inllnra IxIIl .-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
LANDRETH,s GARDEN SEEDS

SHALL receive again this winter, a very large lot
Il Of the celebrated Garden Seeds from David lambeth,
Philadelphia Gardeners or others, who want TO get
large lots at certain Seeds. will do well 10 give me their
orders on or before new YEAR, rs the demand IN the
spring for landTeth's Seeds, j. generally such, that | can
not furnish enough. My assortment viii be complete ia
time foI the demand in the spring. All house-keepers
who have Il small spot Of ground, will do well To invest
a few dimes ia those seeds, ~ they will reap dollars.
CHARLES MAYER,
no 10 VII No - Washington street.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received at the
~ Office OF the secretary Of State, until saturday. De
cember 18th. at 3 O'Clock, =. NJ, for furnishing the state
of Indiana 2tn Reams OF Printing Paper, 2SNis, weigh
sng not less than ~ bs per ream.
n. y. TALBOT, Auditor Of state.
ERASMUS u. COLLINS, Secretary Of State.
W. x. NOFSINGER, Treasurer at State.
December =, 1865. dec % dlut
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Great Western Cash and Real Estate
Company, at
INDIANAPOIIS. INDIANA.
Capital 100000.
nnAwtNe Ia take place A. soon a. The lev re-
~ manning thousand shares can he disposed ~ No
ucc ot which viii be gwen, Ia thc most popular lu.t,ors
la the different States where shares are dlstnbutei.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
STOVES STOVES! STOVES +!
n. l.. & A. w. M%cOUAT,s,
Stove, Coal Grate and Tin Ware

Stove, Goal GratG and Tin Ware
ESTA BLlSH MENT
WE subscribers, thankful iorthe very liberal 60
Il patronage heretofore extended 10 them, 10y EE-i
The citizens Of indianapolis, and the public gen -3<kA
Si.ily' take ihis occasion TO say, that they are @S
III receipt oi the largest and best assorted stock of
STOVES AND COAL CRATES,
Ever offered by them in this market, which they will sell
1' ya7n, At the Nery sinallestllviug prices, and They hope
ny lar dealing with all aud strict attention 10 business.
10 merit and receive ii continuance OF the same.
lhey also Keep ,onstanily ON hand Copper, Brass and
Porcelain Kettles, Tin Ware, wholesale and RETAIL
castings OF every variety, including Smoothing Irons,
Sugar Kettles, &c, DC, and all kind OF House Trim
nlinss ana ko"nnss, and lin anil Sheet Iron Job Work
done To order, with neatness and dispatch.
Also, a nne and assorted lot Of
Russia Iron Albright ParIor stoves,
in this market.
Also, an assortment Of RICHMOND PLoUGHs, al
ways ON hand and for sale cheap for cash.
A superior article Of
Agricultural Kettles n straw Cutters.
il EVERY article sold by us warranted.
Those ia want of any thing in our line will do well To
give usa call before purchasing, as we think we ean offer
lrresltable Inducements To purchase your Stoves and
other articles, in our line Of trade, from us
sep IDLY X. La \. w. McOUAT
PUBLIC SALE or
swamp Lands in Orange Go.
-OFFIcE OF AUDITOR OF ORANGE CO.,l
Paoli, Aug. p, 1855.
IN pursuance of the provisions of an act entitled /" An
l. Act to regulate the sale Of the swamp Lands, donated
10y the United States 10 the State of Indiana, and to pro-
vide Tor the drainhlg aud reclaiming thereof, in aecold-
ance with thes OndiilOn Of said grant, - approved May
-, 1852, and the several acts supplemental thereto, APP
proved June "A, Io52, and March 4, lS53, there will be-
offered at public sale, at the Court House, in the town
of PaOli, the following Swamp Lamps, lying and being
in the said county at Orange, situated as follows TO wit
la township, No. =, South OF Range > West, lGO acres
being the ) " "A Of section II.
In township, No. !, South of Range 1 West, so acres
being the T. OF ) h a OF section IL.
The sale will commence on the nth day of November
1855, at ten O'Clock ia the forenoon, and be continued
nom day IL day until all the lands are offered. The con
diti0ns of sale are cash.
II. C~OMINGORE,
sept wts Auditor Orange County.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
"AFEIIoO91

PATENTED 10, 1851,
= doubtless an invention among the moslinportant Of
u modern times, for the use 1T we'll advised farmers
and stock teeders-amd the universal favar with which II
has been received from the first, more than ANY Thing else,
aitests It's utility and superiority
For portability. simplicity OF construction, and c0nyo
nience OF use, the Little Giant has no equd II weighs
from Three la dive hundred pounds, according to sizei
can be put up IN operation by the farmers in ~ minutes,
without expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted aud
used With convenience 10y any bsiy.
The lhiuc Giant has received the 49, 'ssmium a
every State Far from Missouri 10 Marythnf fhc past Fall
aud that ~ the most complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed Ia the most positive man
her against breaking or arrangement and warranted la
grind Iced from ear corn, aud grits on hne bonIiny from
shened corn, with a degree of ease and cor ycniencc "a
farm purposes never attained before.
The subscribers are nov prepared la furnish the far
mers with improved patterns and size b. Slii the varied
wants of all.
No. . Is offered at sI0 complete, ready for attaching
te team, and warranted to gund ~ bushsls Of feed per
h"ut with one horse No. Raj SHD, will grnd II bushels
per honr with , horses. No. 4 at sou, will gand ~ bushels
per hour with two horses.
We own the entire aud exclusive riga Ia make and
use, aud veud Ia IT, used, the above nafp-d Mill IA the
counties OF Marion. Hamilton, Madison. Morgan. Han
cock, Rush, Decatur, Bartholomew. Johns,n, Hendricks
ana boone,-and shall be at all untes isrpy H. fnrniIi
"lils al manufacturers PRICES. and vii 1low a liberal
commission Tor orders. the money IN n ea-es To accom-
pany tue order. We shall ia all rasvs d. nd our riehts
IN lhe above named counties, aud prosssue all infringe
menis upon them promptly.
BERKENMAYER q BREWSTER,
aug q dlw6m a East Westinghouse, indianapolis
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

NOTICE.-I will offer for sale. tahs Court House
~ door, ia Indianapolis Indiana. Az O'Clock, Il. NJ,
on the 9Th day OF January, IsJ6, 50 much of the south
half 0f lot number i've, insquare lumber twenty two, of
indianapolis, Indiana, As will s~alisiyie principal, inter
est, damages and costs due On mortgage, No. 55U, made
to the school Fund ct Marion Co,hty. bv Jennings T..
York, amounting tn one hundred ad nine dollars and
eighty three cents (Sl19 So
AUSTIN II. BROWN,
dc Ii .liN NV Auill.r Al a-inn alnnntr
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AUSTIN II. BROWN,
dee ~ w3w Audit,ANarion Comfy

NOTICE will oncr for salsaf the Court-house
IN dOer ia Indianapolis, lntiauaAa O'Clock, p. NJ,
on the 7h day Of January, 1876. fOrAh. 50 much of The
soutl east quarter Of section eight low nShip fourteeu.
range three east, ~ will satisfy IA, principal, Interest,
damages aud costs due Oh norga,H No. - made 10
the School Fund of Marion county By Solomon Har-
ness, amounting b one hundred dollars tsluOD
AuSItt AZ. BROWN.
dee li-w3M Audito Marion County.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

Attachment.
William NOfdike.
ID Joseph Mcdonnell, a Justice of the Peace
ID at Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, Tor
sal 20. Notice is hereby given, that on the I'D of No
venbeT, le55, at the instance aud upon the affidavit of
Jefferson &. " than, one Of The above defendants IA
wutof attachment was issued against the goods, chat
ties, rights, credits, moneys, and effects al said William
Nordike, NONRESIDENT OF The State OF Indiana, and that
said writ has been returned, no property found. Where
upon Samuel Grove aud Livingston NanlaningtOn were
summsned, the sum OF twenty dollars due fr,m said
Grove, aud the sum of eight dollars, due from said Van
birmingham, by accounts 10 said William NOrdike, gar
niSheei Ia their hands, ON the 2Sth day OF November,
lS55, and that on the 18th day of December, lss5, al .
u. NJ, at my office, 10 Warren Township, Ma
rion County, state OF Indiana, I will proceed aud decide
upon The claims OF said Williams, whereof the said viii
liam Nordike, defendant, and all others Interested, may
aud Will take notice, this Ith december, lsa5.
JOSEPH MCCONNELL, J. r., tsEAL1
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NOTICE

NOTICE. will oner tor sale, at the Court House
~ door, IL indianapolis, Indiana, al ? o'clock, =. A.,
on the 9Th day of January, I-J6, for cash, 50 much oi the
south half Of the south east quarter at Section sixteen,
Township fifteen, range i've east, containing - - IO0
acres, as will satisfy the principal, interest, damages aud
costs due ON mortgage No. fi6, made 10 the school Fund
OF Mario, County, iN Levi CnnWeli, anoubtingt Ia nine
" dollars (sAh) AUSTIN ~. BROMN,
dec IA WV Auditor Marion County.
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Taibfl County Circuit
Court.
Eqnay side thereof
Neember Term,
lSjj.
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100000 REAL Il A

Hay. now NIERE nN IuEIn RAnIS -. 49,
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AUSTIN II. BROWN,
Au,lit.r Mar.n N.n,,tv

~ will offer Ter sale at the Court House
~ door, la indianapolis, Indiana al . O'Clock. 4. NJ.
on the 1th DAY of January, lSiG, ~iprcasl, 50 much of the
west hall OF the south west qaartc.afS section thirteen
Q3) ia Township fourteen n4) no fiSof range tive C2D
east, as will satisfy tho principal, ilfrssl, damages and
costs due ON motsage No. 943, madk ID The School FunJ
Of Marion County, hN kli Milsoi, anountiuv 4, one
hundred aud seventy dollars Q1O9f
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ArrACHmENr

Witham aud jefferson e.. Mitham
ot the firm OF M. n J. e. Mitham, D.,
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II will offer for sale, az the Court House
IN door, ia Indianapolis, Indihaa, at > O'Clock, T.. NJ,
ON the 7h day OF January. lSj6, Tor cash, 50 much OF the
following described real estate, "a will satisfy the princi-
pal, interest, damages and costs Of Mortgage No ga,
made la the school Fund Of Marion County, by Robert
Hanna, amounting to one huudraland eight doiilrs and
hneen cents (Sltn H. viz: thirty eight acres and forty
eight hundr'dths ot ai acre off the South end OF the
West hall the Northwest quarter Of SECTION five C,) in
Township fifteen 40 North, of range four Fast, 10 la
taken of 10y an East and West lpe, parallel with the
section lime. AUStIN Ii. BROWN,
dee ~ dIt&W3w Auditor OF Marion Go.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Special Notice

Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will be re.
ceived ia part payment for Real Estate at this Office.
n EDGAR.
sep 20 Real Estate Agents aud Broker.
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III Every article sold by us warranted.
Those ia want of any thing in our line will do well To
give us a call before purchasing, as We think we can offer
irresistible inducements To purchase your Stoves and
other articles, in our line OF trade, from us
sep IDLY X. La a. w. III
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STOVES AND COAL. CRATES


OF their own manufacture, warranted not inferior To any
in this market.
Also, AN assortment Of RICHMOND PLOUGHS, al
ways ON hand and for sale cheap for cash.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-19

AsHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY. OHIO WEDNESDAY MoRNIl

to l02.. 1t was then proposed to make
Mr. Winthrop Speaker by resolution, and
Mr., Cobb Clerk. but that also failed.
Mr.. Potter, Of Ohio, was taken up by
the Democrats on the 27 ballot, and had
76 votes. eOn,the 3sth ballot, Mr.. Win.
throp, the Administration candidate,
was thrown over by the Wings, and Mr.,
Brown, Democrat, of Indiana, received
lie Democratic votes. Three more
would have elected him. This was the
first defeat of General Taylor's Admin
istration. The Wing votes were divided
among four or five candidates.
On the I7th-s0th ballot-the DEM
ocrats took up Mr.. Boyd, Of Kentucky,
who had only 67votes.5 Finally. on the
22d, it became evident that something
must be done, and the House adopted
the plurality, and Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia,
was elected Speaker on the s4th ballot,
very much to the qualification ofthe con-
servative Union men all over the cuntry.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-19
. THE PLAINS.

| The idea generally entertained thal
the immense arid plains lying between
the Mississippi and Rocky Mountain.
must remain forever unsettled and uncul
tivated on account of the scarcity of wa
ter and fuel, is likely to undergo 8
change. Scientific men are now explor.
ing these plains, or prairies, and from the
little we hear of their researches, the
| prospect appears good that an abundance
of coal and water can be obtained at a
small outlay of money and labor &
Successful experiments have been made
on testing the practic,bility of boring a, :
tesian wells, and the result is most sat
isfactory. In one instance, near the
Pecos River, about the thirty-second
parallel, at the depth of six hundred and
fifty feet, the greatest abundance of per.
fectly pure water was obtained. Besides
this, the operation developed the exis-
tence of coal beds, easily accessible, aud,
as far as the experiments have progress
ed, evidently underlying the whole of
that immense country.
The Importance of this discovery will
at once be apparent. If rivers cannot
beereated by these wells, water sufficient
may be obtained tor all the purposes of
irrigation, and thus the plains. may be-
come as thickly Inhabited, and the land
rendered as productive as any 9th 9r por-
zion of our country With plenty of
coal for fuel the want of timber will
hardly keep back the pioneer; for the
materials for building are too numerous
to admit of such .suppos;tion. The
thorn will doubtless grow as we'll there
as here, and live hedges, even in sections
where forests are abuudant, are now
adopted by the farmer. f
The expedition for making these obser-
vations aud experiments on the great
Western prairies, was sent out by the
Government only short time since, AID
it certainly may be considered, with the
success which has attended the. expert
ment, as one of the most important that
has been commissioned Millions OF
acres of the best lands will thus be
opened up to agricultural enterprise, Al d
tue eountry lying between thu Mississippi
pi aud the Rocky Mountains, Instead of
remaining desert waste, doomed to SOL
itude and barrenness, will become set
tied with an energetic population, and
pour its rich proauc's into the lap of
commerce. as'r 5=.rg
We shall soon have the Rep rt of the
expedition from the Department at
Washington, no doubt. In the mean
time, the information obtained on the
subject, from a private source; justifies
the most sangulne anticipations. With
such vast area of country west of us,
capable of being rendered arabic, what
bounds can be set to the growth and
trade of st. Louis ?-&. Louis ReDu6.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-19
THE BLOOM OF AGE.

A good woman nevergrows old. Years
may pass over her head, but if beueyo-
lence and virtue dwell in her heart, she
is as cheerful as when the spring of life
first opened to her view. When we look
upon good woman, we never think OF
her age; she looks as charming as when
the rose of youth first blossomed on her
cheek. That rose has not faded yet
it will never fade. In her neighborhoo6
she is the friend and benefactor. Who
does not respect and love the woman
who has passed her days in acts of kind
ness and mercy We repeat, such a
woman cannot grow old. She will al
ways be fresh and buoyant in spirits and
active in humble deeds of mercy and be-
neyolence. If the young lady desires
to retain the bloom and beauty of youth,
let her not yield to the sway of fashion
and folly; let her love truth and virtue,
aud to the close of life she will retain
those feelings which now make life ap-
pear q garden of sweets-ever fresh and
ever new.
A Coon ,ONR-A friend who recent
ly happened on the same car with Hor-
ace Greeley, tells the following - Mr..
Greeley was trying to read newspaper
by the" dim religious light p of car
lamp, In order to see, he raised the
W lex; but hardly had he done SO, before
the lamp-trimmer came along and turned
it down. The moment his back was
turned Greeley raised it Ep again. 3 The
knight of the Dark Lantern y pres
emily came along again and partly shut
off the light by which the Philosopher
vas reading. Greeley demonstrated.
The official thrust his lantern to his face,
surveyed him with a contemptuous air
a moment, and coolly replied: sold
fellow, you talk too much. ~ Utica Her..
EEThe editress Of the LADIES' Re.
positosy Says: "Kisses, like faces of
philosophers, vary. Some are as hot as
coal FIRE, some mild as milk. some taste,
less as long drawn soda. Stolen kisses
are said to have, more nutmeg aud cream
than other sorts. As to proposed kiss.
es they are not liked ut all. A stolen
kiss is the most agreeable. We have
been kissed few times, and as we are
not very, old. we hope to receive many
more" An Exchange impertinently in
quires: "At what hour may the lady
be found in her Office ?pse1ssiA > 3 -