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A STITCH IN THE BACK

is caused by sudden wrenching Of the spine,
and produces violent and acute pains, making
il very difficult for the person to move. II
should not be neglected, as the curvature Of
the spine ia often brought on by"s neglect Of
this common complaint
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sp 2--sm Warren, Tnmball county, ohio.
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pIBKAsE OF THE sPIHE.

The vertebra Of the human system Is liable,
from colds, strains, and external injuries, TO
be drawn out Of shape, sometimes contracting
90 as TO bend the body completely double
and then again win take n curve, distorting
the body, making bidsoos form.
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Hun's LrsnKsr has made many extraor-
binary cures, some Of which are almost inUed
ible.
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.

SIGN OF THE BIG KEY.
~ r.. NEWMAN, LOcksmith and Bell
Ss Hanger, Royal street. near the Market Alex
andria. -
Bells hung and repaired in a workmanlike manner,
at extremely low rates.
mar 30--eoly
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Il M BUILDING lots, and 20 houses,
-lVV brick and frame, for sale on easy terms.
Also, two stores TO LEI, the csrner Of 7th and @
streets, Island. Apply 70
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
Corner Of Virginia avenue and I'd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

extend itself spares to not distant futre. sacrtaca,
when we are convinced would have been Sif yreater
AZ The same time that demand In the new law N,
isrde OF execution viii you have accorded to it 4.
.hs former opera,ou the Emperor not hesstsd 70
thnis most ms dsa a. 70 the mode which as
again. = - s>~~
Tho mode Of loan by national .ubscr,o,on IN. Ar
your ssi session unknown or forgotten II has bssu
n,n,sd IN france BY striking trial. aud already
without excluding any other mode, tho govern usut
nas pen ANXIOUS TO inform you In advance o the ssnss
which y ntends making OF ths faculty With which
you VIII doubtless Invest 4 by reproducing lbs terms az
'"h IN D aons sssrp'sd y ySs = your a. session
government applies 10 you, you win teach, gensemsu
our enemies as our aiiics--you win inforia Europs
OF the French government and nation 20 carry ca with
energy the war which ttsy have undertaken.
o. And our patient our heroic army already proud Of
friendly nation, and highly recompenaed by the
gums Of the Emperor WIN ao receive from the legfaa.
With them the means Of contnnn course Of viets
r. and causing it to bear Psog.r Pon ,5s' ~ .,,v
President Of the Section Of Finance at the cooucn o<
Il. BOIIvIIIIERs
BILL 70 AUTHORIZE THE MIsnrER OF FINANCE r0
CoSTRACr A LOAN or 900 MILLIONS or FRANCS.
Art l. The Minister Of Finance IL authorized 20 have
inscribed the great book OF the public dsbt the
amour, of necessary produce the rate Of the
negotiation, 500 millions Of francs.
These ren.es shall be aliena,sd IN such 10
rate and conditions shall best concAte the interests
OF the Treasury with facility OF negotiation.
sinking frnd of one hundrcdth part OF the nominal
apa o the rentss created In virtue ~ the prcccdlng
authornAuon tha be added the dota.cu Of the CATS
50 d'Amortsseraent,
Art 2. The raised BY the loan sh.il be sppllsa
under the title OF extraordinary resources 10 chs
Of the year In which II shall be raised.
This bill has been delibcratsd adopted BY the
Council OF State, in .he sitting Of Dec, q, 1854
From the erpo,e d,s n0Vs you VIII tha. tho ioss
TO be applied TO the expenses II Is fhcni. 70
state yet what the ultimate effect Of this bsa win no
ON stocks The arst announcement caused decline
herr.
We learn from Spain that the effective force or the
Spanish army has been aGsi at 1000 mon. A debate
had taken place in the senh.s relative 10 Cuss Mr..
Soule was present.
There two mails from tho Eas, due. teerraphia
despatch announces that the frs. division OF Ottomas
troops, which left varns, had is1icd ia the Crnsa
This is important fact.
There Is really no other s,irrisg
Notwithstanding the war, the Ch-stmas pantornisnss
draw full houses to all tho theatres Thackeays nov
Christmas book "rhe Rose aud the Ping" Is hsvtax
large sale Dickens has not written anythng In the
shape OF Christmas book The "Scyen Poor Travel.
lers, in "tousehod Words" Is attributed TO his %.
Wounded officers from the Eas, are drop ing In asl
the lons Of the day.
The Morning Chronicle, ns dare say you are aware.
has changed hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

The Grisi aud Mario concert for the benefit cf tho
poor OF the city Of New York, given last night at
the Academy Of Music, Fourteenth street Tho affair
gotten up by committee Of the stockholdcrs and
the principal artists Madame Grs signor Mario Signor
susini and sgnor Badia gave their services without
compensation. The seats with the exception Of those
the proscenium and private boxes, thrown open
without reserve and the stockholders surrendered ther
Tight under the charter to a seat this night The
boxes sold at auction, and fifteen hundred and
thirty dollars nctted in premiums. The Academy
was well Allied all the seats in the parquctte, par
quette circle FIRST and second tiers occupied and
there overflow OF about two hundred persons in
The amphtheatre. The programme was tempting one,
including the Cdsta Dird by Grsi ~ io tesoro, from
''Don Giovanni by Mario; Largo al Faeotum, from
the Barber by Badali, and infelicc M ersusdi'
from "Ernanin by susini also Qui 10 V0oe, from III
Puritsni,' by Grisi.
The house although full did not brilliant
usual. The gentlemen outnumbered the ladies' and the
latter not generally in full dress The house
cold in every Of the word and the artists
not enthusiastically received Crisis fort Is not in the
concert room. She sang " Casta Diva In an opera
cloak, and without much spirit expression. The
artists were, however in excellent voice; and the
concert proceeded the people became cordial In
their den onstratons Of applause The orchestra under
Arditi, was fair
The chief point Of interest about this affair is how
much II win net for the poor and the most extraya
CANT tstements always made about such matters,
have taken pains 70 get at the truth. Tho
cepts, far as known, last night, amounted 10 Eve
thousand eight hundred dollars, including premiums
The expenses win be about eight hundred dollars The
directors demanded three hundred dollars for the house
lit not properly heated lghted-and the Incl.
dental expenses orchestra, printing, chorus &c, will
amount to about Eve hundred Some tickets, sold
In book and music stores yet 10 be accounted for
and Il Is safe TO say that about I've thousand dollars
win be need for the purpose for which the concert
given.
An apology was made for signorina Denovani, who
was H. and therefore could not sing ammo need
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

PRoeRrss oF CIVILIZATION ~ C.iDoHsIA.--Ws received
the following unique announcement envrappsi 10 one
sf our exchanges published In Caayeras county, Cali
foInas-
A Grand Bull Fight and a Fight Between Bear ard
Jackass win take place on Sunday next, December 10
at Mokelumne Hll-The propretors regret that The
exhibition last Sunday not satisfactory TO the pub
lie, but they pledge themselves that the coming
casion they win give entire satisfaction. The perfor
nance will commence with . 6ght between two balls
next win be introduced, who will hght with
and kin one Of the widest bulls that be obtained
from the Posada Ranch. The whole to conclude With a
Sight between bear and jsckaks Doors open ~ ",
and performance 70 commence At O'Clock, U "
Tickets 81 TO-
Cheerful signs Of progression these women. risht'
IL seems, are acknowledged In California, for ,he
woman above alluded TO mus, have been a.. oaly
strong minded, but strong handed.
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coRRETosDEscr oExoTuER PAPERS.
lasui- oi,,clal---I ett9r lam H. D tkuud

N
The 7ortf Bgt-opposi,ion % ire &edrwe--Raurn If
Mr.. Baeharna ~ hc f31iaa-- ProhrSe Changes IN
our Corgw ISpsorsdnque AJyoad- HcgeSSsctcs Of our
Ipss>nt EFa,,ioRdries ALsaLf- iie stroke for Csbo
TIE lc9nsstibv a. hs Inland nah Presideutidi
Qvcss0n--Opposinon 70 ne AefrisntoR W Virginia
and south CorollHo--Ths Rciecfton of the DominsedH
7re0LI
ON tuesday next is understood that the Tariff bill
OF the majority Of the Committee on Ways and Means
viii b. introduced in the House OF Representatives and
then you must expect fght for at least month be-
fore the refractory democrats from Pennsyivanis and
other Northern STATES shall have yielded mp their oppo
siton TO H. The probability Is the bill viii pass the
House Of Representatives after hard struggle bat IL
bill through the senate, There 10 previous question
in that body, and the v, consequently most excel
the 9Th ~ March next
The principal diculty In the passage OF the bill
sists IN its deviation from the b recommended by the
eecretsry Of tho Treasury. The bill Of the COMMITTEES
on Ways and Means seemed 70 he framed after alb
srsct principles that ~ the Scereary adapted 10 the
wants Of TIE country and l. far less radical m the
csaosrs proposes 70 istsodues ptg the ,svd VI lss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

lives H he said by the Providence OF God tho BisIiou
OF Rome should possess himself OF an army with the
view q invading the territory Of the United States
assaiing the rights Of country, he would and no
more earnest antagonists than in the Roman Catholics
should not be here to vote supplies for our army
ana TOO Old to take part In the battle would be
found IN the privacy Of nay chamber, at the foot Of
the altar imPorng God for the safety Of my country
and the defeat of the invaders (Appiause, which NJ
Orr the chairman checked, reminding gentlemen It was
unbecoming in . deliberative assembly,
MT CHANDLER resumed II the spirit of conquest
should seize on the Of yhe tiara and he should
tons against his own StateT would look the chances
OF the defeat Of his army cooy and compacently as
on the mischevous schemes Of any other ambitious
monarch This was his belief and fully and openly
Of which he read from the writings Of Bishops England
Kendrick, Hughes spalding Troy and others. He
scorned to utter less than the whole truth and referred
to other times, whom the Pope dethroned kings but
compacts for the benefit and at the instance Of the gov
erned In the language of Bishop England "God never
gave the Pope any temporal power to depose kings or
interfere with political concerns and any rights which
the successor Of st. Peter claims for that purpose
be derived from some other source" He condemned
the inequality in citizens which Know Nothings seek
to establish, saying, If this shall be DONE It would
not be long before that class will demand as boom
what freemen claim, and in conclusion said wth my
reverence appeal God witness the truth Of the
assertion which have made with the conviction of
Inowledgs and the cIsdibity Of the testimony have
Mr.. CoxE (whigl Of KY, argued to show that the
whg party IL not dissolved disbanded as their enc
mics repeatedly assert he reviewed, in condemnation,
the acts and policy Of the administration and passed
the Know Nothing question, briefly contendins that
own way to exclude Catholics from Office and to OK.
tend the term OF ma aturazaton.
The Committee rose and the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

Prom he A@1S0E litasa. Dee. n
II She Objects ~ ~ Won ssAnnsis nlss.aa - tAss
country confnsA - The trAnnsnsaon Of s~-iAsa
ectmgSlfsttsnf ffVD the cogTt ~ B~fa 70 ne sss~sa
fsSsrs In us horp of nd2oss then 70 salsr toto -
r~<ts srgsgsmssa ~tth frssss, or 81 bitasg has "a
tsrt 81 TIE fsso!g'ftns IN wtssh tsFrs s<< Alf~Ady
esrs4rfsd, xeTy short tns w0Ia grobsssy sn&cs es
snsfy tks prakkan srnSssfy, whs az sieugsni nzn.
that hs sosLd Asrdiy ksts sntvsd ~ Ass f~tanzias
msusEi for "a. kiEg pufpose, Ne sasp~t However.
thtt this rsttk ibs sssr.r q saeh lnstruc
gons aBd hat 10 'l.sg IbEiAad ks sstsiy ssiaxs
An'ossrs fisf "a fbs Qussa ss1 "a desires " sk-srs
lf rial s.'s q sssf FroasiA hes slrssay ps1>i bas
Ell sf IN 10 II The reley II sbs 0tksr rr.a.
ra~rs u Easf@, iks, shs kss 80 sLAa. u b.
kssFi "a ~, ftsssn' s's;s q ,hem ryssiis4s sasi
rs ss' stgris5 ths rriBctiss ~heh Dov FERN
~ bsslf n ths uigs sniasss 81 KaxsBd Traa~ aag
Aosus ssi ihsfs IL nss he slKhtest disyost1s tks
faf = Say these fsvsra v srfpsDd tks cp<rS' ons
Ne ssaiie Al MEASURES hey ~ouH gh.yyss tsks q
90 - kn, ths tonvsrisnos u eSar vhsh Lss sAosa
- httf tbr<son " carry its former sngsr~r<naA
Lsssoms sss.1on u Ibis eousiry ss5 10 fraDe- -ui
tbsIsf0gs " Atsgasiy mall .nd vel ihs ses'st'
- Cos0ssi Nss'eussi 70 Ysr.s sM sfosss'y y.
sgn.hg %y'i-tN hsrssfbsisp. fasfs = easeSS q
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Marine Affairs.

SAFETY on rm BEIrIsH SHIP PRINCE Asnrr.--This ves.
sell supposed lost on her passage from Manila 10 this
port, and the cargo Of which largely insured ia this
country, towed into singapore Nov 8 For par'cu
lars see ship news per steamer Baltic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

FRsr CivIc BAsovr.-The membsrs Of me Bsasd of
councilmen INDUCED themselves In Pog sssper the
Shakespeare Hotel corner Of Duane ami william streets
10 eeebrs'oa Of thsk orxaarsties Wednesday night
1hs ccnscript fsissrs hsd good as- r.a.,ly, aat
PAID fey Il OF 81 tss'T ovn 9ocss1
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Naval Intelligence.

The Uu,sd States steam frga,e san Jaanto arrived ):
Gibrslter Dec. IL from santander.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12
MORNING EDITION FRIDAY. JANUARY II, 1855.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
TWO DAYS LATER FROM SEBASTopOL
Nothing Done in the Crinea.
,-">>~~-,e~>~>>>~e>>~~.
Grand Diplomatic Conference at Vienna.
.,~>ee@>~e->-y-~>-y>~~,>e,e.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR or FRANCE.
.-.>,~>e~e~~~-~-~~--,~------
MG PRosP1cr or PzAcu.
sOO,0OO,c0g francs Loan Demanded In France.
s->~~>.-~<,~..~-~>--s--~e-~~
SPANISH agxILMREs ron THE CRMEA.
~~s~e,,y~>e-s. ~-s.,>~~-s-a-e-
INTERESTING FROM ITALY.
->~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~-
No Change In Cotton ~ BrcadstxaIs,
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sOO,OOO,tos francs Loan Demanded In France.
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T'HEADVERTISER


Llf<s rsilroad Hurry en-!
Alrsys keep gong
Never stop 10 loox st ns~ers
By the roadside growing.
Never think Of anything
But ysur present hurry,
WhAfn you should lose trAin'
Wouldn't you be sorryi
What's the use Of signing so
After beauty, lying
Half asleep beneath the tree
Where the winds are dying;
Where through winding cattle PATHS
Creep the lazy hours,
And the slCu-paeed seasons Wslk
Ger unconscious hoWers'
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Hungary and Poland Free,

rTHE subscriber having located permanently
L in the village Of Plymouth, Huron
Co.. Ohio, offers his services to the citizens
and the vicinity AS master builder and archi-
tect. Having had long experience in building
in the carpenters and joiner's branch there
of, he hatters himself that he can give good
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
All, or any of the Orders of Architecture,
either Grecian or Roman, executed with neat
ness, and due regard to the business CT pro-
portion. Oriental English, and Castellated
Gothic, with all the forms, styles, and finish of
Rural Architecture from the laboriug mans
cottage the millionarie's villa, designed and
executed with neatness, and on reasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to Designing. De
signs furnished for private dwellings, churche'
or public buildings of any kind, on reasonable
terms and short notice. INSTRUCTION giyer
to classes or individuals in Architectural draw
ings in all its various branches.
March 8. 1855. s. ALGER, .trch't.
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otispd TO 6ght As volaniser. He wrote
70 Louis Philippe. Offering to hive in France
as citizen subject He received re-
lPly-took TO study, ill the abOrtiye at
tempt that placed him in Ham; for the
hour glass Of the Orleans dynasty had not
yet run out. But the hour came-'he
fight Of the King-the awful scenes OF
the revslution-the shOrt-lived period Of
the liberty, equality. fraternity provision
al republic; and then the coup d etat that
made the Exile Emperor by the votes Of
eight mil ions.
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MONROE 81 PECK,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
% tss Y G Q Q 20 s. .
Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Mating, &c.,
SANnESkY nHIn

ohNDSbhl OIliOs
NE have ready for inspection the largest
w and best selected stock of STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS, ever exhibited in this
market, among which may be found everything
thing that is new and novel, and adapted to the
season. LADIES' DRESS GOODS Silks, a
fine stock. Barege aud Granadine Robes from
$40 to S22, Mantillas from 81 to SD, Para
soils from % cts to 81. Bonnets, latest styles,
Bonnet Ribbons, Spring Shawls, Brocha shawls,
Ladies' Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves, Hosiery
in endless variety.
EMBROIDERY Collars from
10 cts to $40. Lace Sets from the cheapest
to S28. Thread Bdgings from 6 cts to So per
yard. CURTAIN GOODS AND FIXTURES.
Drapery from 16 cents der yard to $40 per
pair, all the new styles, with Cords. Tassels
| Loops and Bands at the lowest prices.
CARPETING-0i Cloth, and Mating, q
very large stock.
EaF~Citizens of Plymouth, and surrounding
country when visiting Sandusky are respect
fully invited to call. Our rich stock will amply
repay the trouble of inspection.
MONROE Il PECK,
Bn. Hubbards New Block. Sandusky.
| April 1855. 2b-3m
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Well, nv FriendS!!

M ONROEVlLLE is said to be all burned,
WI and probably it is indeed There is hard
ly doubt but that it is pretty well scorched.
And what want to say to you now is, that
the Knox, the Richland, and the Ashland were
so very fortunate as to not lose one single dol
larin the great conhagration. Yes, notwith-
standing the very large amount that each OF
those compaRies have insured in and about al
most every village in Ohio, they happened to
tllve none In this lll-rated Dlotk. But II any
of those unfortunate individuals who have suf-
fercd so severely had have been so fortunate as
10 have been insured in any Of the above COM
panies, they would have received the amount
insured to them just 80 days from the day Of
rhe fire, or the adjustment in good money
which would have been great relief to them II
their atiiicton. And in conclusio am agen
sor the above and many other good companies
and am always ready and willing TO wait npol
any and all who desire to avail themselves
the advantages oiinsurance.
W. W. DR. IMAM.
DI,.,oo,th Noroh 90 ~
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JAMS kksox. frOnAs n'ocIE
Rlv@guJH EoUH16G
Mason a, mcguire


hk snnsrsss--s -haying associated then
Il selves In the FOUNDRY - Machine Bus.
ness, In Plymouth. Huron county. Uhio, Is. al
It's vaTioas branches, would respectfully call tbt
attention Of Mil owners and others to their ea
tensiye stock Of patterns. They are nov pre-
pared 70 furnish Steam Engines and Mil Gear
ing at short notice, Of almost any desired pat
tern. Thsy would also inform the Farmers Of
Huron and RchlAnd counties, that they are ney
making and viii have on hand for spring salt
an improved and superior Plough, the right al Z
left Patent Lever. which is fast taking the lea 4
Of all other cast metal plOughs which have be, Z
introduced. They -sAso make the improu
Long Plough, Nos. and 5, both right and lett
the Hisor right and left; the one horse Coz I
Plough right and left; several kind Of Cultiv |.
tors, mud Scrapers, Sleigh Shoes, and everythiI
already made in the Foundry. Cash paid &
old metal, copper and brass.
| Plymouth. Dec. 3, 1854,
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
HnE1I~lN kIAG 0E PAIN

UsH1s is powerful Ind truly magical rene
IL dy for all eat rnAl diseases, sores. swell
ings, burns, ke., and for many internal sfaic-
tons. is certain cure, yet Il is perfectly hkrm-
less. and Incapable Of producing the least tnju-
rions effects in the most delicate cases or the
weakest constitution. IL Is entirely useless 20
follow the old and Norn-Out system Of publish
ing to the public thousands Of certificates Of
wonders performed By this medicine. II costs
but twenty-five cents to try H. and Dr. Bull
stakes his well-earned reputation on the King Of
Pain doing all and more than be claims for IL
We would ask have you the rheumatism or
tout these are not pleasant companions, and
We know that you would like TO drive them
away as soon ms possible, then use
Bulls King of Pain,
Would you be cured almost Immediately of
Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Com
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remedy is simple. and the cure certain,
| Ise the Great King Of Pain.
houiu you nave your sores, swellings, cuts,
burns, sealds, bruises, or any other wounds
healed, we repeat it, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured Of scsld head. stiff ;o;nt,
sore throat, neuralgia, sore breast, I~nb, ID
letter or ring worm, salt rheum, bites of pois
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KING OF PAIN.
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Tumors, Eruptions, or any disease of the skir
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mouth. septl6v1n4S-y
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largo assortment OF everything in their Ilne.-
They have now ready for inspection, an assort.
ment of Fancy and Common Draught Harness,
which he will sell at the lowest possible prices,
All work warranted to prove as represented.
Farmers and others are invited to call.
Plymouth. Oct 27, 1854.
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A MISERABLE couple Of Mlllerites made
their appearance in ouv streets on Wednes-
day morning last. The man and bis wife
came in the steamboat from New York
aud went into Bacon's Hotel, but refused
to take lodgings; both of them being un-
der apprehensions of being called for be-
fore morning, and were unwilling to grope
their way out of bed in dark room
merely in night dresses They, therefore,
took their seats on trunk in the hall and
awaited all night expecting to Ego up" at
any moment. In the morning they took
their stations in front of the hotel and stood
there all day the objects of special atten-
ton from the boys and Of the general loaf
erism of the city.
The man seemed to be a little less wild
than his wife, but wore the appearance O
excitement and anxiety--the wife was a.
crazy as coot, apparently worn out by +,
sort of frenzied excitement that had ema
e ciated her almost to skeleton. Indeed
she had not tasted food of any description
+ for four days according to her own state
S ment, and her appearance gave good evi
dence of the assertion. They We're decent
n ly dressed and had evidently been respecta
Bile people. The looks Of these delude
n beings were quite enough to repress ever
a feeling but that Of pity in those who look
e ed upon them, though their strange lool,
n and incoherent language, of course coul
e hardly :ail of exciting certain levity {
$ language and conduct among the unthink
4 ing and unfeeling crowd that surronnde
: them. They disappeared the next da,
e and we have heard nothing from them sine
!; But whether they went of horizontally {
: vertically, we do not know.-Mw Londo
/, Chronicle. NJ.