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DR.. STONES LIQUID CAtHARrIc-
Somebody says that the Americans "con-
sumo more medicine than any other ma
ton in the world. and the assertion is I'M
doutedly true; for, besides supp ,rting an
army of physicians-' regulars and
"quacks we swallow every kind Of nos
trum that is put into the market, no mat
ter whether it comes from wise man or
a fool. There are, however, several stan
dard medicines. which, the longer they
are used, the more popular they become
and among this number, we know ofnone
that so well enjoys the confidence of the
public as DR.. Stones Liquid Cathartic.
1t is particularly recommended for rheu-
matism, neuralgia. pains in the head, side
stomach and the various prevalent diseases
OF the summer and autumn months and
especially is il used for the eradication OF
humors from the blood. lAmerican Git
izen. Lowell. 2m6
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PORTLAND ELECTION.
PORTLAND, April

U" 1LANV' = PII' o.
james I. McC Obj, (l.,beraI) elected
Mayor today b, n v"te ii 2ll5, agains,
William Willis, Republican. 1887. SIX
Liberal Aldermen, one Republican; p
Liberal Counc.men, Republican none /;
undecided one.
The Mid eats here cr"w over the Port.
land election. II the same gain is made
throughout the state, by the Americans
and Republicans as in this election, they
will carr, The State h, 5000, majority mex,
Fal. III. vii Cat mA ] reduced one
half.
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No. IL.
\ pr oblam for surveyors.
Y 20

Ii the ann of the longest AMI shortest
sides OF l triangle b. 1870 rods, and the
remaia!ns of sid, 90 ro1s, and parpen
dicuiar to the shortest side drawn from
the obtuse aaslc to the lonses, side
10 70 Is, roluierel tn, length OF the
short st side.
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1t is 10 ordinary pleasure that we call
The attention of our readers to the advcr-
tisment in another column, of DR.. w. X.
Hayden's Improved Vegetable Pursativc
Pills. and we can assure our readers that
this is not one Of the vile humbugs with
which the papers are daily crowded, but
truly valuable medicine. We speak
from experience, having tested their viz
tues in our own family. Try them.
4w8 Boston Mirror.
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Glorious Victory in Rhode Island.

Glorious Victory in Rhode Island.
The Providence Journal contains re-
; rms from every town Of that SAFE a, the
' ecion hold Wednesday. For Governor
evo'e was: Hoppiu, (American and
aepubican) 9946; Potter. Democrat,
o96; scattering Is Hoppiu's majority
oSo. For Lieut.. Governor Brown, on
" American ticke, only, has 1890 Pel,
'mocra'. 7l46 /; Robinson, Republican,
20 scattering "a. There is. therefore
choice Of Lieut.. Governor.
John b. Bartlett. va, elected Sscretsry
= State and Charles aart, Attorney Gen,
q 81, BY abou, the same ma ority q. Mr.,
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ANSW ERS.

To No. l2.-Is lensth SO rods, breadth
sa.-pr;nciple The product OF any two
numbers is equal to the ari'hme'ical mean
minus The square of half the difference OF
numbers. --TYRo., X,
TO No. l4.-Is 2 and 2.-TYRo.,
ToNo. i5.-The Rule for the solution
Of No. Is, "Mcch:nic" will find in the
Kew to the latest clifton OF Greenleaf :
National Arithmetic, in the section OF SO
root.-TYRo., h, T.,
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U The mother Of Warrington. when
asked how she had formed the character
OF her son. replied that she had early
sndeavored to teach him three things
obedience, diligence and truth.
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u The ne dome to the capitol will
cost abou, million. The country could
afford to pay moro than that Tor new and
better domes for numbers Of those who
congregrate beneath this expensive arch
lecture.
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No. lS.

\ nan has a circular field valued at
$500 dollars per acrs. Its enclosed By
a wall ) feet high and feet thick, which
cost dollars per ctbic foot.
The vaue # the Ian and the wall are
equcl. Reg, the dia. o. the field.
TYRO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FACT. A celebrated music teacher
of Boston, occasionally treats his pupils
t. some of Devincs Compound Pitch Loz.
enges, an excellent article for clearing the
voice and Graduating hoarscncss. Sold
everywhere.
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UDoLPHO WOLFE.
CAUTION TO THE PUBL

Since the intsrdnction Of my ScheIsr Aromll
>chnapps into The Uni.d States a number Of Liquor
Mixers ia Ne" Yotk Boston aud Phl.ie phia have been
engaged IN putting up mixed and paisnou. GIN in green
cases AID yiss and to be panied oup"n The unwary fcr
my genuine SehaAFps, ! have directed my agents n
- ltGt l.. al prteel against all persons Who tie,
may ascefain tn be engaged in this aI'cinus sys
ten nj deception and call ~ ne press aud The pub
20 Al tt.n n thslf ?or's 10 remedy crc evil.
ubt'LnHO WOLFE.
Wholesale dgeUiS ~ B3si0r rho triA suppig The
EtS'" II ftut-
CARTER. CbICp:p h PikSfON Sc Hanover street
ktk> \ PufEEB 1T Wa-furg az 81
IL, - Z AK \ 90 - itauger.t
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he suhscr efehy gives public notice To all
cefned, That ear IA ueen Guy appointed and taken
upnu oefseif The trust vi a dnisraX 81 tho estate
u L"ten Lanphet late oil Buck port IN tne County OF
Hancock Ca.Aur deceased ~ gsis band as law directs;
She therefore requests all ersaBs ~lO Indebted
SAID deceased's estate ~ make immediate psyncn
aud those VII" have any demands thereon, 10 exhibu
The same Tor settlement.
OLIVES LANPHER.
luck snnrf Enh IsiH La
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J 4. OSGOOn.
SIiERiFlsS SALE.

IIancna IS FEBRUARY srh 1906 Takeu
on execution and will be sold at public
auction AT the iiice Of Arno Wiswell ESQ
in Ellsworth on tie 18th day oi April
nex, at ten o'clock III he iur.uo"n, all TIE
right in eqn,iy that Joseph &. Honey al
Amherst has Of redeming the following
described real estate situated ~ said ;own
Of Amhers, aud County azores aid bound
ed as follows, at the Norih IVES, corner
Of lot No fifteen thence Son,h one degree
West lis rod, to the North Eas, corner
If lot No nine, thence Yves, by the Nott
line OF 10, No nine to the County ro;d
leading from Amherst to Ellsworth lhe,e
Nouherly by said road Isl rods to ie
south line Of the ,icEe, lot So called thence
easierly by said south line one degtse
south 90 rods to the frs, mentions, 4
bounds, containing sixty five acres uoie
or less and are the same premises conve-
yed by the said Joseph e Honey 10 Da-
vid S,sby by mortgage decd dated Ap,ii
llth 1853 and recorded in the Hancock
Registry vol 50 page $50 TO secure Il .
payment Of two hundred aud twenty dol.
lars
/ Further particulars a, the ,iMe II 4
place OF sale,
| E. KEDMAN Dep. Sheriff.
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Notice.

A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The Hancock "a
"A Insurance. Company viii ha held al The oil "a al
The Sec'ry. in casiile on Monday lie fnr,L DIV a
May next al three o'clock M iar The cnuicu oi fra
tees, and The transaction OF such other Lus,n.A /.
may Gene before the Company
CHARLES X. TILDEN, Ssc'sY
Castins April ls', issG 4wI3
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MATHEMATICAL QUESTIONS.

tn, a.. 'Etio1 # Ned Ri z.s'' is re-
specially invited to the following prob
lon, ana his solution requested throush
your columns
No. TO-
have 5 inch globe thro' the center of
which bore three 3 ia,h holes, which
cross each other at right angles. Req.
the solid contents Of the remainder of the
81 be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-11

LuBEc ELEcrIoN.- The election of
Town Officers came of on the 3ls. of
March, and resulted IN The election of the
Republican ucke, throughout. The foil.
wing is lbs, Of Officers chosen by maj
r,,y Of Is.
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Que Dose Keii.,e. One Bottle Cucr
TIE
The EUROPEAN neMDel.

Rkg WALTER CLARKE Sole Prepri,im
Far Coushy Coids Asfaasa isctpItnf NtnSrn ri e..
IN fHtnsa DiFcuiy IF B.rothang. d. u
ftaIrt!L sr,plnped and 50 hiebfy otg,Iietuid
h, tfoye is ns,t far tn lbs TINE isiyg-
Gace9 into his country
In iuir,.iicin9 NV hcj;ciurs nt-it PnieIi \ ~
:cinta a.. dread. 81. ebuttatt word - .1p'n-
nay - t."nHfs' .c.ossey H.5.s-atN Ne iHittrtr-
WISHES !" state ihon. Itai attt f.MIi.." yeas HR",
.e yldui tiug Is ainlhecery .statst' fi IT, tif "f
he l.. &c ,4.ia turing towns g nclaad ,"f,..'ty
rr-nra experience and crefsit Oh rr.t,u 8" ~ t,
rHtluary tf1ae? nf the vatcna rfs't' ifri"ai". .
- 2" - "a" th'0It"n Tough Ertt'? Is '', i"+tt
epertaii! ~ sisof"s's 81 ihr chest 40 MT. ~
pa cd ts ab'ft hahto h'eo'o aH" a''' "a Al - ~
aosi''t"' ~ a. NJ 5seains nor f2'T''H'S n'',
pS hi'arS ~ a'f''' ~ .''''us pau .,
-, -, i - g q -, -. -, 90. -,
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noppius, They were on both tho Amer-
can ABB Republican tickets. The Lieut..
Governor and General Treasurer will be
elected by the Legislature from The Two
highest candidates, which are IN this case
the American aud Democrat.
In regard to the Legislature. the Jour
ma say, The American, ami X pubicans
general, united on Their ca. d.da c, for
the Genera Assembly. |. is rot cas-, to
assiIy the members wl,h entire accuracy
a some Of hem be:ong 10 several organ
'zat on but we judge tina, the Americans
and Republicans have aread, a Gear ma
jority of the Grind COMMITTEE. They
have II of he 81 S, nalo rs, and there are
> vacanc es. They have 80 Of The u
members of the Honse. and ,he-e arc 13
vacancies
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Republican Dele aates aud Congressional
Committees.

By the joint action OF tue HeP"''''
S,,,e Committee and the Republican mem
Lers Of The Legislature, on Tuesday eve
ming. March 18Th, the following gentle
men were selected delegates at large 10
The Republican National Convention, to
be held in Philadelphia June II, for the
nomination ot candidates for President
and Vice President -
Arson p MORRILL,,
EDWARD KENT,
Freeman n. MoEsE,
THEnrHILUs CUSHING,
Henry CARTER.
G. NJ. WEsroS.
The folioyin, gentlemen have been APP
poin,ed Committees 10 call Convention
in the Congressional Districts
First DistrAt.-L. O. Cownan, Bid
e(efd; James Morton, West Buxton :;
Abraham Gdpa,rick, South Berwick ;
I.dsd,ah J,we,,, Portland: Albert Sa,-
born, Baldwin;
Seco I'd Distri,t.-J. D. Prescott, Far
m,ns,on; Mark Fl. Dun"eIl, Norway
Sine, Pelham, Woodstock Nelson
Dudley. j., Ding,lie William Greg,
FrepuIt.
T.r, Distric,-N. \. Burpee, Rock
,and : oamue. +. llln.ls, Bristol joseph
K Clark. W,,ca,se, Nsmiuh Abbott,
Re,.a,;: Is. n Roberts, S,uh Prospect.
Eourti D.ssi7f-J, Nye, j., W"t.r-
Vile WIN. Pamer, Gardiner VIM. NJ.
Reed, Bath Jas B. D'seomb Bloom
field J. B. Ham, Lewiston.
FAh Di tri I. John ) Siwyard'
Bangor Lyndon Ok. Garland sa"e-
cl W lIusk,nS, Oia,own Geo. A k'tn-
ball. Athens. C. n G,wtr, Mon4on.
,siftt Dislrut.-R berJ Suck"cy,
Calais; lgls,,ns 5 Sargent, N'chia> Amos
=. Sil,pson, ui,san, Nahum /. I'M
yurh,Bors;J }. B. Hal. pf,<que Isle.
I,oi,i' Tia, The Committees of.hc sew
era. c ons ress, ona! D. ,tricts, be requested
10 call C,ascnti us previously 10 the hi
tenth DAY OF Nay. for tn choiee OF dsle-
r,tc. to the National Convention, each
District b IN; entitled to thee delegates,
according - thu b.si; fixel By til Pits
burg Convention.
Voted. Taat tn bass of representation
TO he Con ,ression | Conventions, unless
o,herwis. dire ted by tn Committees, be
Il, follows One delegate to each city,
town and plan, ton an additional d L.
gate for cye.y hlalre votes 's' Tor tae
R,publ eau clndidate for Govern IN
1850; ana for fraction over fifty votes,
delegate additional.
Republican newspaper IN the State are
requested to publish tac above Commit.
tees.
Par order 9TH Rcpab. stat CON-
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Torpor Of the Liver and Bowels.

Reader'-You are appealed 10 earnestly. Don't say,
~ only could believe this is be true' have some OF
ths ab've complaints and would take the medicine
once II could only have confidence" II Is TRUE, it
rs an honest truth, ii ever there one spoken.
Come then il your mind is rritane discontinued ard
gloomy, IL you have Colo Pains after eating
your iood.-lf your body begins TO waste, your
strength ts fail you your countenance assumes
hasgard and ssow aspect. If you have difficulty in
yns On you let your skin Is dry au shrivelled
haps entirely DESTROYED. ii ,our whole system il
angud, especially during the prueese 0. digestion
GU have constant uneasy feeling IN the stomach
why, you have only a fit OF INDIGESTION! and these
treat B'ners made cure Ind sesiion, and they
viii do il, too,-and al attendant Ills and while at
rst 1t gently stimulates the stomach, cleaning and
moving these troub. some agents,
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Health and Strength

iou will 60 forth into he world to say with thousands
Of others, C. A. RIcHARDs' ABORT BrrERs have done
wonders ior The Label is Copy ighted and each
louie, for the protection Of the consumers aud pro-
prietor bears the portrait of Doctor VIM. Abbott.
@ 4. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
sl2sly 80 Sss,s Street, B,e,on,
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DISSOLUTION.
The copar,nershp heretofore existing under
the name of Chas. E. Jarvis & Co., is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent by the withdrawal
of Andrew J. Jarvis. The business will be
carried on at the old stand under the name Of
Charles Il. Jarvis x Co., who will settle the
business pertaining to the old firm.
CHARLES E. JARVIS
GEORGE Z. JARVIS
Caetins Feb. 18th, 1855. 25M
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1t Acts Upon the Skin,

Removing morbid vitialed Humors identifying the
face, kindlng life and energy in your entire frame;
lhen, Rsaer, will the world no longer look dark an
gloomy, longer will your dearest opes DO shed
tad thrust Asids, but with
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DIED.

In Otis the LIST inst. Joseph Otis Esq. form
enly Of Boston aged 70 years.
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LAST CALL.

4 Il PERSONS indebted 10 Wary l., Bravo Gather by
"A Scle or account requested eall pay be.
lore The first day Vi May, lhoy VIII md their bls
WITH Chs Lowell. Esq. No mistake !,
April l. piw 10 l. l.. BROWN
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NDW S'IOR
NEW GOODS.
iii. & s. *. WHITING.

Would take public general
that they have removed NEW BRICK STORE ON MAIN STREET
be found them
offered stock
chased the Boston,
offer them prices that will competition Among goods be found
owl arIcl
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Broadco Dn Tweeds Kentucky
hbes yonese Aaccas DI Prints Pa Stripes Silks and Gingams
SHAWLS, SHAWLS AND WHITE GOODS!
Cashmere Plaid Long and Saw neached
and anbaehed sheein Diaper Crash Plaid
Cambrc Indian and book Mums Lawns all
keeping line Also nlkerce, collars buttons Hosiery gloves &C.
frs, and selling very low prices
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ERYslpELAS, SALR RHEUM g. SCOR-
cutie HIM0
SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
& ULCERS

Sumo Of III. scientific relc solely
o. the III this wonderful Ointment, hen having IL
cope with tho worse cas- OF sores, wounds, ulcers.
slandular swelngs; aud umors. prof Holloway has, by
Command the Allied Gnnernments, dispatched to the
hospitals OF the East large sh pmeuts nj This Dumen
be used under direction II the Ncdica staff the
cases wounds Il viii any ulcer elandula
swelling, >,Hess contraction df the joints II
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-20
Who the Girls Are.

In one Of the factories in Main, recently,
The proprietors reduced The wages wheteupon
there was general determination 10 strike,
and os they were obliged TO give months
notice BE- fore quitting work, they have in The
meantime issued at large, in whichis the fol-
lowing interesting paragraph:
ave are now working out'our notice and
shall soon be without employment: can tirn
our hand 10 most anything; don't like 10 be
idle, bni determined dot 10 work fer nOlhing
when FOLKS can afford TO pay. Who wants
help. We can make bonnets, dresses, pud.
dings, pies and cakes, patch and darn, knit,
roast, stew, fry, make butter and cheese,
milk cows, feed chickens, hoe corn, sweep
out the kitchen, put the parlor 10 rights make
beds, split wood, kiadle fires, wash aud'iron,
besides, in fact can do anything The most ac
complshed housewife is capable Of doing mol
forgetting the scouldngs on Monaysrand Sat.
urdays. For specimens OF spirits, will Te(el
you 10 our ovcrseer. Speak quick. Black
ewes, fair foreheads, clustering locks, beautl.
full as Hebe, can sing like Sernph and
smile most bewilrhingly. An elderly gentle
man in want Of uice housewife, or a nice
man in want OF wlie-willing to sustain hel
character; in fact we are in the market -
Who bds9 Going going-gone - Whos''
the lucky man
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-20
The Bakers Parrot.

The subjoined incident is sent to us by a
correspondent, as related by Virginia negro.
If it is true, the parrot is certainly remarka
bic bird: You see,' saidhe, dis parrot belong
ed to baker in Richmond. Now. each baker
is lowed to make certain number Of oaveS
e5ery day, and no more, 'cordiP TO how many
customers he got; cause if dey bake too much
dey will be serving eutstale brea'l to de Gus
toners. Well, dis baker bake more'n n his share
one day ard hid de rest Of EN- ander de counler5
De parrot was hahgin in cage an seed 1t ALL
Bimeby in comes The Inspector aud finds de
bread all right and is gon' out again satisfied
whende parrot cocks his eye him and sings
out.
'Dere's more bread under de ccunter!' So
de inspector grabs, 'corln tolaw and carries
them off. Well, den dc baker goes to de par
rot VERY mad and lakes him by lie head ard
fotcbes him atwiich or two aud filings him into
de gutter for dead. 'long side OBJ pig just dead
ob de measles. Bimeby de parrot begins TO
crawl about his feathers s:ickin out, and his
head Topped on one side, and den he stops and
looks a. de pig, very piliful, and ses he, did
you say any thing about de bread
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-20
General Wa lksrs Early L,Ye.

We find the subjoined episode in the early
life OF the NicaraguaB hero, iG an exchange
paper:
"The history Of General Wa ker, like that
of oil other men Of mark, is not free from the
romance Of love as well as that OF war Whist
a law student inNew Orleans, he conceived a
warm attachment for very interesting young
ledy, who was born deaf and dumb. She had
been we'll educated, and was Of very engaging
manners. Her misforlunes drew towards her
the sympathies and regard Of all tender. heart
ell persons. With his characteristic originali
ty and peculiarly Of feeling and sentiment
Walker became warmly en0moured Of thl.
Young lady. She reciprocated his regard land
for some time, they were never happy nnleSs
together. He soon acquired knowledge o..
her signs, and they converSed with great llcil
,ily, the medium of their conversation no doubt
adding zest 10 their enjoyment. A last some
slight misund interrupted their in
tercourse, and, before reconciliation could
be effected, the young lady died. THIS event
gave tinge of melancholy to The thoughts
and CHI aracter Of Walker. Perhaps, as many
pf bis friends thought, it produced the great
change in his character which-a change from
the quiet, modest student, 10 the bold daring,
duuntlesS revolutions and warrio..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-20
a Maiden,s First LoYa.

Human nature has no essence more pure
the world knows nothing more chaSte-Fieav
en- has endowed lhe mortal heart with no feel
ing more holy, than the naScent affection Of n
Young virgins soul. The warmeS; language
of the sunny south is TOO cold 10 shadow forth
even faint outline Of that enthusiastic senti-
ment. And God has made the richest Ian
gunge poor in that same respect, because the
depths of hearts that thrill with loves emo.
tons, are too sacred for the common contem
plation. The musca Ivoice of love stirs the
source of the sweetest thought within the hu
man beast, and steals into the most profound
reces es Of the soul, touching chords which
never vribrated before, and calling into gen
tie companionship delicious hopes till then
unknown.
Yes-lbe light OF ,yeHng tnaiiei's first
love breaks dimly bpt beautifully upon her as
the silver luser Of a star glimmers tho 6
thickly woven bower; and the first blush lha
mantes her cheek, al she fte.s Tie primal in.
fuence, is tainted and pure as that which +;
roseleaf might cast upon marble. But how
rapidly does't that light grow stronger, and tina
flush deeper-untl The powerful etiulgenct
OF the one irradaes every corner Of her hear
and The crimson glow of the other sulfuses ev
cry feature Of her countenance.- .-MysterieS O.
London.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-20
Gothic s Love.

II is said that this celebrated man was not
quite fifteen when Gtetchen, the sister Of one
disrepulabe companions with whsE he nm.
fortunately associated at that early pe.od OF
is life, first ogitaied his imaginsllons with
her charms. The story is told in rambling
way in his "Autobiography," and is briefly
this: He had often tuned his poellc5l tall
enis TO practical purposes namely, writing
wedding and f!neral verses, the product Of
which went in Joyous feSstingS. He was thus
almost daily thrown with Gretchen; but she,
though kind, treated him as child, and new
er permitted the slightest familiarity. A mer.
~ life they led in picnic and pleasure boats;
and the eornaiion Of the Kaiser Joseph was
the OCCASION Of increased lestivity. Some OF
the Joyous companions had been guilty Of ne
larious practices; such as forgeries OF docu-
menls. His friend and Gretchen were involv-
ed in the accusation, though falsely. Gothic
ad to undergo severe investigation, which,
as he was perfectly innocent, did not much
affect him; but Oh aflliciion came ont of the
investigation, for Gretchen in her deposition
concerning him 50 il-"l will no: deny thai
have often seen him, snd seen him with pleas
ure, but treated him as child, and my az.
fection for him was meIelythat OF q sister,
His exaspe ration may be imagined. A boz
sprngiag to The dignity Of manhood knows
few things more CALLING Than 10 be treated a,
boy by The girl whom he has honoTed will
his homage. lie suffered greatly at this dis
truction Ct his romance; nightly was his pillow
wet with his tears; food became repugnant e
him; aud life was no more a. object.