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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

Friday the 4 day Of July next 10 celebrate the anniversary
OF American Independence.
The brigade win be formed the usual parade ground
Washington square. AT Z A.. nj.
The Brigade staff viii appear on the parade ground, fully
equipped and mounted, Al "a before A. NJ BY order OF
JSTlN EVEN, Brig General Commanding.
4. J. HAwLEY Acting Aide -de-camp.
TIE WAY TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.
TO THE or THE HERALD.
II has occurred the writer that we could not honor
the memory OF Lafayette and other gallant Frenchmen,
who aided US in early struggles more than by mani
Testing sympathy with their descendants on our ma
t.opal birthday, by material token Of our charity
towards the sufferers by the late nundatons in France
The might easily be done IL each individual was
to appropriate the price of or two "drnks, with
which he would otherwise glory his country 20 the
lief tuLd little abstinence would thus amount to
great deal, and have no doubt that all respectable
Keepers Of public houses would cheerfulIy apart
email per centage OF their profits to the same purpose
merely make the SUGGESTION let US see who will act
on it. Respectfully yours, b.
NEW YORK, July 3, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

Nvn Woes Juno 2i isis
suaNs is division orders thIs B3gaf. atl parade on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-04

When. in st. Louis, few days since Gov shannon
authorized tho Missouri Republican, state that the
that he had resigned bs office unfounded yet
in the Lexington Wely Express, OF June u, we find the
following
FyrcuJrvr Oyvtv.
lrcoNrToN. r. T.. June TO- 1856.
Your favor OF the 18th s received. ! wrote TO you
days ago which presume you had not received
the date OF your last. lon have dihculty in
coming into the Territory with iona fde settlers
have gncd my Office and leave for 81 Louis pro-
hably 10 As ne pass the line Coluncl
Woodscn viii be the acting Governor and Il You have
any difficulty with the troops you viii address him on
The subject. repeat that my proclamation has app
cation 20 bcla @ Cmgranis coming into the Territory
WILSON SHANNON,
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ANOTHER SIGS.-We have already recorded the
glorious American victory in Providence, Rhcdo
Island, On the l4th of May We now add the fol-
lowing gratifying news ircm letter in the Boston
Bee:
Our municipal election carie of yesterday, and
resulted in the complete triumph of the American
party. Mr.. James Y Smith was elected Mayor by
majority Of four hundred and eighty-one over the
combined forces of sham Republicanism and Democ-
racy.
Our Council stands tweltyono Americans, five
Democrats and three sham Republicans. Board Of
Aldermen all American.
But the great triumph in the estimation Of the
National Americans is the reelection Of Mr. Jabez
{. Knight as Alderman. Mr.. X. was the only dele.
gate from this State who in the National Conven.
ton, voted for Fillmore and Donelson. For that
reason, the iercest opposition was made against him
by the sham Republicans but in spite Of that he was
reelected by four hundred majority. His election is
hailed as an omen by the friends of Fillmore and
Donelson"
Thus it appears that the sham Republicans Of
Rhode Island, like those of New York have united
with the sham Democracy to overpower the Amer
leans. But in vain. The Americans of Rhode Island
are too strong for them, and in November will give
the electoral vote of the State for Fillmore and Don
elson.-Amsrican Organ, June lst.
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Fen in this star.lit solitude

Who ARE THE Pit is frequently
said by the Democratic toadstools and hangers-on Of
that party in this region, that in the Atlantic States,
the Republicans are absorbing, to considerable ex
tent, the American party; yet they make such asser-
tions random, and without the slightest knowledge
Of the facts.
Let US turn to the proceedings of the late Repub.
can Nominating Convention, held at Philadelphia,
and see who were its chief rulers John G. Fremont,
Of California, who was Pierce Democrat, as was
\. p. Banks, who stumped Massachusetts for him
four years ago. L. D. Morgan, Robert Emmett and
Preston King, Of New York, have always been lead.
ing and influential Democrats, and worked very zeal
ousy in 1852 for the regular nominees. George G.
Fogg is editor Of the Concord Democrat, one of the
leading papers in New Hampshire, Simeon Brown,
Of Massachusetts, David Wimot, of Pa. Francis P.
Blair OF Maryland the bosom friend and confidential
adviser Of Gen. jackson, Gov. Kent, of Maine,
Judge Honblowor, Of New jersey, Geo. G. Wright
and Palmer, Cock & Co., of California, were until
within few weeks, active Democrats.
And with the above list Of names before them who
dare deny the assertion, that throughout the length
and breadth Of the Union, the Republican party is
led by old line Democrats Sac. american.
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AN ITALIANS Description OF LoNDoN.-A writer
in the Pemone of Turin gives the following descrip
ton of London
London is noted for its monstrous bronzcs. Ar.
chitecture and sculpture unite in rendering it the
most unsightly and tasteess (barocca) town OF tie
world as the soil and climate make it the most
wretched and desoate abiding place. At every eros.
sing and square statues are pacedstatues of brcnze,
of iron, and of marbe-statues on foot on horse
back, of kings, writers, statesmen, and of soldiers.
Well, there are which frighen one to look at
George, with queue projecting, and three-cor.
nered hat his head, bent in eternal courtesy to
every one coming to and fro at Charing Cross some
Wellingtons with the equestrian attitudes of young
tailor wearing a kind Of policeman's cape. placed OH
the roofs of arches and in the middle of crossings,
the animals looking as if pregnant and with highly
curved necks, looking downwards as it they would
hur themselves and their riders into the street. In
short, it is town of monstrosties and the amateurs
of the fine arts are not able to decide whether they
should wonder most at the want of good taste, or the
patience of the people, who night and morning pass
such wretched performances, and allow them to
remain"
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Sacramento Valley Railroad
S u M M Err ARR NJ G EME N r.

EINTlL FURTHER NOTICE. The cars of the Sacra.
u meno Valley Railroad will leave as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS
Will leave Sacramento. II y. NJ and eA P NJ
f." " Folsom. .............at II NJ. and 4. +. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS,
There will be q 10 A. NJ train fom SACRAMENTO;
and an 81 a. y. train from Folsom
FREIGHT TRAINS
VII leave Folsom at 81 A. NJ. Except Sundays.)
Will leave Sacramento at "a =. NJ. (eXcept Sundavs)
passenger car will be connection with the
freight rain in from Folsom.
RATES OF TOLL"
Passenger fare-bewcen Sacramento and Folsom, 50 90
Sunday excursion, both ways.......2 2 81
Commuiation tickels per mouth. 40 QU
intermediate fares, per mile ..... j"
Freight toll-Sac and Folsom per ion of 1850 lbs co
Folsom to Sacramento ' - 9 2l
Folsom TO SACRAMENTO gross ion of
glani.e brick, and cobbe stone. 90
intermediate polts per mile per ton. l."
For fur her particulars notices hand bills and card
forms, inquire of
J. P. ROBINSON SuptS v.R.R.
jyl2n33 Sup Office, I'd and r SITS.
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Wooden Ware, Baskets. &c

HNCLUDING Brooms, Tubs, Pals. Wooden and Zine
Wash Boards, Cholprg Tm,s, Rolling Pms. ariel
Covers Clothes MS clothes aud Man ket Baskets Ioi,le
Ba>ke :, Shoe, Scrub and Dust Brushes Hair and Wire
Slcvcs, Cotton and Linen Twne. Bed Cords and Clothes
Lines with every other ar jclc belonging The WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE business, AT the lowest prices
by w HAWXHURST,
ll2 and ia Front, near Washington stItpt,
san Francisco.
PS. lam still doing business in the old wooden
building. Al very low rent; sav of expense which
about all goes The benc/ of my customers and c.
chants WHO do nLi, a least call and me before they
rstS nnv.4- G-im
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San frantisto aObtrtisemtnts.
L. P. Fishers Advertising Agency,

San Francisco Iron Building opposite Pacific Express
- office entrance on Washington street, up stairs.
l.. 7. FISHER is the authorised Agent of the EMPIRE
COUNTY ARGUS, and other California, Oregon and
Sandwich Islands newspapers
ADVERTISING THE ATLANTIC STATEs.-L. p. F. has now
completed his rungemenS for the forwarding of adver-
t>enents all the principal largest circulating Journals
and Newspapers published in The Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish 10
advertise in any section of the Unon Of doing the
lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory
Al disposed, invited 10 call on him and leave their
orders. l2
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R@1nt@, Oils,
Window Glass, VarniSheS, Brushes, &c. Sc.
STORY, BRO. Il co.

NEAVE for sale at los and lO7 Clay street San Fran
q 4 CISCO
Boiled and Raw Linseed OIL, in and bbs;
Spirits Turpeniiue. in cases;
Atlantic Lead, in assored packages:
French and Germ II Window Glass-assorted sizes
French and Eng. heavy Plate Glass-l2xl6 TO 3Ux44.
EX "BREWiiTER" AND "FAIR WIND"
Temans OIL Cools ass,'r,e ed cans;
Telnans Wafer Col0rs, assorted cans;
Temans Dry Colors, for and carriage painters
Teman's Putty in bladders;
Tden Nephew :, Smith Siraton'.. Kmball's, and
other Coach and Furniture Nuinishts, Pars White &c.
BRUSHES -EX "HuLLANDER"
Adams o. n. and Tx. Paint, Whilewash, Suicc Coun-
Ter, Patent Scrub Napo,on Horse and Hotel Boot Brush
eS; also Lyons Tool and Feather busters Artist Tube
Colois and NJ uerias.
VARNISHES- En- "FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE"
Direct lmporiaiitn fiom London
The attention Of Coach Painters is called TO Noble
lloale'S celebrated English Hard Drying Wearing body
and Elastic Carriage Vornsle>
Japan and Japindeis Gold Size.
Plain and Ornamental, Stained and Enameled Glass
23-3m
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FIRES IN CALAvERAs-On the night of Thursday,
Juy oath. the steam -four mill of Hodges & Terry,
on the Mokcumne, was entirely destroyed by fire
loss, $4,000. On the night previous. saw mill On
the Caavaras three miles from Mokelumne Hill, was
also destroyed by fre.
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
VIM. G. BADGER,
N. 100 Battery Street,
CORNER OF MERCHANT, SAN FRANC

CORNER OF MERCHANT, SAN FRANCISCO.
EXPORTER of every variety Of Clothing and Furnishing
I Goods Also of Blankes. Duck, Drills, Sheetmgs,
Haas, Caps, Boo,s and BroganS
BY RCENT ARRIVALS have received very large invoices of
I he most
Desirable Styles OF Clothing,
and is the offered in this market
The Goods are MANUFACTURED III der my own supervision
of the best material well cut l &c sizes and made
The most durable manner.
Traders tOm the Country
are invited to examine this HEAVY STOCK and they will find
the prices LOWER than they can be found eseM here in the
maj kel
Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and most
saleabe UondS 5 each article is guaranteed.
ssgy Orders ilum The country promptly and carefully
attended TO-
10000 pairs assorted Cashmere Pants
lo,oUo pairs assorted fancy and plain Satinet Pants.
1000 pairs Linen Pants.
1000 pair, Good years Rubber Pants
900 GO, d years white Rubber Coats.
200 cl: GU0dy years long and shorl Rubber Boots.
2UU Minei 5 b. oS.
900 dozen super Flannel Overshirts
200 dozen fancy Cassimere UveshirtS
,UUQ dozen Whine shirts.
Gju dozen heavy Hickory Shirts.
500 dozen heavy Check Shirts.
800 dozen MeIr mack Shirts.
Gao dozen Lmbswoo Under shirts.
500 dozen Regatta Understands.
2JU dozen grey Flannel Undeishirs.
45U dozen l.ambSwoo Drawers.
2jO dozen beached drill Drawers.
1,50O dozen OverallS
300 dozen Denim Frocks.
200 dozen country knit Wool socks.
800 dozen heavy white and mixed Cotton Socks.
900 pieces super silk pocket l1andkeIchiefs.
100 dozen super black silk Neckelchiets.
200 dozen cabric llandkcich
800 dozen Rubber Belts.
250 dozen Buck Gloves.
400 dozen Buckskn Gold Bags.
1,000 Doeskn business Coats.
400 dozen black cloth fl eek coats.
5000 assorted Overcoats.
500 assorted pea Coats.
5000 silk. cloth aud velvet Vests.
20 bales blue and white Blankets.
50 bales Sheengs.
20 bales Drills.
50 bales assorted Duck
80 cases fine Felt Hats.
100 Straw Hats For sale bv
WIN. g. BADGER,
Wholesale ClOh hing Warehouse,
100 b, ,ttery street. corner Merchant, San Francisco.
v H. No Goods sold at retail. ang2-2-3m
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iIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

bE ne ala ol oi microscope We see mlll Ms OF little
openings The surface of our bodies. 1hiongh these
tins Ointment, when rubbed The skim is nrlrd to any
organ or inward part Diseases Of he kidneys ilSo der,
OF he Liver affections of the hear, lntdmna ion If the
Lungs, ANihm"s Coughs and Colds, hy its means
eficclnallr cured. Every house. wife knows that s.i
passes freely huugh bone meat of any thickness.
lhS elng Ointment far more re I'd peneIraieS through
amy bun' or Heshy part of The wing body. curing The
n"S' dangerous inward complaints that be reach
ed by ut her mems
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-02
70 CYNTH]

He 10 the wilds these mournful numbers gave.
TO CYNTHIA.
I.
The silver moon is shining bright,
And dew drops glitter in her ray,
While the bright courscrs of the night
Shine mildly on her gladden'd way.
The deer has sought his evening rest,
The antelope his sage.grown lair;
But where art those TO sooth my breast
My toll and loneliness 10 share?
II.
Thou art not here-yet fancy brings
Thine image. 10 my soul so dear
see thee touch the halcyon strings
And hear thy spiri.nusic near
Thy mild blue eyes are beaming still,
In fondness. on my iioubl'd brow,
AS when we parted on The hill
That overhangs thy cottage low.
III.
And yet mcthnks, feel thy hand
In thrilling passion clasp'd in mine
Ny fevrish cheek is surely fan'd
BY The heart warming blood of thine,
My arm entwines thy slender waist;
Our hearts in mutual throbs respond
And kisses fresh, and young and warm!
Unite us closer in loves bond.
w.
Oh Cynthia must it ever be
That souls once bound in loves sweet tic
Again can feel that they ure free,
And live without one tribute sigh;
Angelic men'ries Of the past!
Sacred TO wine, and burning love,
Joys 100 enrapturing here to last,
And due alone 10 souls above!
V.
Fen in this star.lit solitude
Where mem'ry brings anew thy charms;
1t thrills anew my sluggish bood
And oft clas? thee in my arms,
Alas! vain shadow Of the past
Thou idle mock'ry of the brain,
The hour we parted was our last,
And seyer'd-we must aye remain.
[To BE- CONTINUED
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ARG{]S JOB OFFICE

We are prepared do job Printing of every variety
short notice. lowest paving rates. and in the best style
of the Having recently made great additions to
obbing material friends rely on having their
ders executed in II style hitherto unknown in the "rurl
districts"
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-02
ErySipclaS, Salt Eh um s s Crluti: IIumCrs

\" rtnt dY has done much for The Of dis.
eases oi le ska whatever for they assume This
On men. y" C sc OF Salt khrun. Scur,y. Soie Heads
Scnula or E'l srca, long wi hstand its influence
The Nrn or has Travelled many parts of The Fl Lc
visiting HE Principal hosp ais, dl lensng this Ointment,
giving adv &c as I" its pca'on. and has Illus been The
meAMS OF restoring conn. lr>S nnuhrLS lu hrull III
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Deep in the bosom of the western wave,
His thoughts, no longer in restraint or curb
He 10 the wilds these mouInful numbers gave
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Piles and I'iStulaS.

These and other similar dis reSsng complaints can he
eifcu lllv cured the Ointment be well rubbed the
parts Affected and by Otherwise following the printed
directions around each loi.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-02
SCr3 Legs, Sure Breasts, Wounds 6 Ulcers.

Some If the most scientific surgeons RELY solely on
The use of this wonderful Ointment when having TO cope
wIl HE worst cases If sores, wounds, ulcers glanduar
SwellingS, and iumoIs. Professor Hollow. has by con-
mand Of The Allied Governments, dspa ched 10 h. ho>l i.
tails Of the East Large shipments of his nlment. To be
used under the direction of tie Medical Staff in the
cases of wounds. 1t will any ulcer gadular swell
ing, st II less contraction Of the joints of - years
standing.
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-02
Both the OihmeM and Pills siouM be used in The

foliOping cases:
Bnnons Iumbago Sore Ltgs Swellcd Glands
Burns Mecurlal Sore Breasts Stiff Joints
Chappcd hands Erup;ions Sore Heads Ulcers
Chilblains Piles Sore Throas Venercal Sores
Fistulas Rheumatism Sores all kinds Wounds ot all
GOut salt iheum Sprains kinds
Skin diseases Scads
~ Sod at the Mani factories Of Professor HoLLowAY
30 Maiden Lane New York. and 244 Strand, London. and
bv all respectable Iruggiss and Dealers in Medicine
Throughout; the United States and The civilized world in
pois, ~ q cents, 5-R ccnts. and 81 each
~ There is con eraoe saving by taking the larger
sizes.
N. B. Directions Tor the dance Of patients iu evary
disorder are affixed TO each pot. 81
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XXV.
Sir Gavin wan Tered mil the mimic form
OF Blstion, Bliem.nt and Turre WALL
And marked he scapement, made to guard ganst storm
When he warders sleep The f'eman fall
The scnlries Nook where ch 10 watch do call,
And marveng on these reflects of the pas;
--Deluvion records of world 10 x sped
With gaze like Caius firm. unmovd steadflst,
Yclept il, CITY Of the giant &C d."
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XXVI.

Nor he amid old Carriages III II d wall
lhe victim city Of the conc u.lers hate
While sitting mid her domeS and columns tall
And tracing in his own, his los; estate:
In glory. prId! and shame the self same state;
In bitterness Of thought, could much keel
The pilgrim wighls, when thinking On The wrongs
kece.v Il from those. on whom his satire fell
EmbAlm'd kind reader in "AlisSouus Songs!"
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The evening shades are filling on the lea,
The bird, fy chirping to their terny nest,
All .orus now lost. in one vast prairie sea.
The rays of twilight gathering 10 the west,
While nature seems 10 lake her wdnted rest.
But When the sun had dpd bis burning olb
The Empire County argus., 1856-08-02
XVII.

The plain before him spread in living green,
While 10 the right, bold Patt displays her stream
An on the distant VERGE in snowy sheen
The peak Of Laramie begins To CLEAN,
All lded in the sinking sunlighl'S golden beam.
And now he stands amid colossal forms,
Creations of dame Natures 81 orive game
Bearing unsca,hed, The lshtnings forge The storms
Of thousand ages! wild rugged yet the same
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IT'S thus at distance seems the wondrous mound
Or mounds, thai bear The name of hapess Scott
Who in this waseful solitude, cSt found
a lomb whose epitaph is neer forgot:
His tale of suffering and his monnIful lot;
The apex of each bluff, the rsine face
Of all the plain now worn by rain and storm,
From whose rude tops g,, ogists may trace
The sold stratum to the castles FORM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

BARNuss,s MAsrEarHoE-Barnum has per.
forrnerf many wonders, but the greatest OF All
is the following It consists in nothing Iess
than passing down the Niagara cataract IN
vessel constructed for this purpose. Inc yes
sci is a ball OF gutta percha, 80 feet IN aiane,
ter, supported in its interior by hoops rings o.
steel, and wood. Strings OF gutta percns'
coming from four points ol srs tbsx sft xsd
;s co fixed that man buckled in it hangs
snnnorted by the four strings, safe in the mid
dIe of the bali. At the lower end of the ball
where the lower part of the mail is directed
some lead is put, SO that swimming in th'
water the head side will be turned upward
In this upper part there is hole. which ma
lbs opened by the person in the interior In
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
A MASKED Ran in Paris.

A Yankee student writes from Paris to the
Boston Transcript thus wise in reference to q
Carnival scene in that gay capital: ez
Being desirous of seeing Paris from different
points Of view, went, a few weeks ago, to
the masked baIl-one of the series which takes
place during the season of the Carnival. /
ought rather to say few mornings ago, for
these balls begin at IL at night and last until
near daylight. It was certainly the most sin
gular sight ever witnessed. The masks va
ried from simple covering of the eyes and
nose, 10 the heads of owls, cats, dogs, &C, put
ting CT all the airs and graces OF a woman, and
others dressed as old women, in ruffied capes
long straight gowns, &C.; Choctaw Indians
harlequins. and, in fact, every variety of cos
tune you can imagine. The dresses of the
girls were in general quite pretty. The pre-
vailing style is tight jacket, invariably rather
indefinitely low in the neck, very loose pants
coming to the knees and edged with lace, tight
stockings and slippers. These several parts o.
dress are of the zgayest and most variegated
colors. Many OF the girls, :and those ladies
who dare venture to the ball with gentlemen
friends, appear in dominoes and closely mask
ed. The girls in costume either do not wear
masks, or take them off during the evening"
But the dancing The contortions and kicks
the dancers indulge in, both male and female
are perfectly astounding. Our Massachusetts,
friends will never see dancing until they see
| it in Paris at public ball. When a young
lady skips up to you and knocks of yeul
beaver hat with her foot. you begin to think
that some folks's legs must be double iiinted,
as your grandfather would say. / am happy
to say that my hat escaped this demonstration
although only on the miss is as good as a mil
| principle / saw one fellow, in crossing owe
/ in quadrille, turn somerset to the epposit
side and and return to his place by walkinI
on his hands. These balls take place at tn
Gaand Opera House. The stage is added T
I the parterre, which is boarded over after re
naoving the seats. s r 80 if-., soy s4a.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
Female Faces.

l know . woman who might have been the
ancestress of all the rabbits in all the hatches
in England. A soft, downy- looking, fair
placid woman, with long hair, looping like
ears, and an innocent face of mingled tiInidisy
and surprise. She is sweet tempered thing.
always eating or sleeping-who breathes when
she goes up stairs, and who has as few brains
in working order as human being can get en-
with. She is just such human rabbit, and
nothing more-and she looks like one. We
all know the setter woman-the best Of the
types-graceful, animated, well formed, intel
ligent with large eyes and wavy hair, who
walks with firm tread but light one, and
who can turn her hand to anything. The
true setter woman is always married; she is
the real woman Of the world. Then there is
with ringlets, and holds her head down when
she talks, and who is shy and tirnid. And
there is greyhound woman, with lantern
jaws and braided hair, and large knuckles
generally rather distorted There is the cat
woman, too; elegant, stealthy, clever, caress-
ing, who walks without noise, and is great In
the way of endearment. No limbs are so
supple as hers, no backbone so wonderfully
plant, no voice so sweet, no manners so en-
dearing. She extracts her secrets from you
before you know that you have spoken, and
half an hours conversation with that graceful
purring woman has revealed to her every dam
gerous fact it has been your life's study to
hide. The cat woman is dangerous animal.
She has claws hidden in that velvet paw, and
can draw blood when she unsheathes them
Then there is cow-faced woman generally OF
phlegmetic disposition, and given to pious
books and tetotalism. And there is q lurcher
woman the strong minded female, who wears
rough coats, with all mems pockets, and large
bone buttons, and whose bonnets fling spite
full defiance ut both beauty and fashion.
ceptng, in that black Egyptian figure, sitting
with her hands on her knees, and grinning
grimly on the museum world, as Babastis,
the lon-headed goddess of the Nile. - &
Household Words.