Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-03-21

| w Ill you give me leave TO try =
"Yes, and more, Ill promise you set
of sables, if don't cast my vote Tor Fill
moro Oh the fourth of November"
"Honestly and truly :"
"He promised-'Yes.' That was two
weeks before the election. Just look at the
cat here, puss, puss." II was plain she
would never get along with her storyF@hilc
/ the cat remlinedin the room, so picked
up pussy without saying word and put
her cut.
"That means go on" Isupposc," laugh
ed Sophie. "Well, as said before, this
was two weeks before the fourth, and from
that time didn't open my lips to George
upon the subject. The next day the rs
came to make us visit, and our time was
SO completely occupied with catering for
their amusement, that the election was
scarcely alluded to; as for my bet why it
was quite forgotten. But you may be
sure my brain was busy enough revolving
ways and means to win the sables. | whis-
perod the secret to the T's, who entered
into my feelings entirely. And no wonder
for one OF them had no furs at all, and the
other carries muf which she declares is
seven generations old. We concluded to
Invite company lo- Monday evening, and
SO on the morning Of that day we drove
around among our sympathising that is
our Fremont-fricnds and neighbors, and
gathered up rs many as We could get at
conveniently. In the evening we muster
ed twenty, ourselves included, all Oh tip toe
to dane till morning, ii necessary, to the
success Of our plans. George, who dearly
loves merry making, was delighted at the
prospect Of a romp, though he wished had
deferred it until after the election, when it
would serve as celebration of the ap-
proachin, Fillmore victory"
Here I interrupted sophie, to tell her
how ridiculous such an idea was, and ad-
ded that thought her rhusband knew better
She flew at me in a mlnute.
"There, now, don't laugh at my husband;
that S my privilege alone, madam.
lw,s as sill as a mouse, and she vert on:
But to make long story short and Il
long night as short as possible, we danced
till four o'clock in the morning, when | told
George if he wanted to be in town early he
had better retire. He t,ok the hint and
before many minutes he was sleeping like a
top. crept up to his room and quetlp clio,
sing the shutters, and succeeded in drawing
down the curtains till it was dark as Ere
puS' DeHeVe 1t, IT or no'! % ou Plo1so' ,iio
Ito',''to 'io'I '.ii iou' -: Wv "iVo, .,ToN
we hGp' 'nc iiou'1 's w. % pTe0'O1I' NV
T., for breakfast, and went up to ell him -
nc ya""oH SnS 1sAo, wv 'iniJ' |Nr,u t tI'o .ie
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u h was fillmore ,5 coilco 10 & ,etL'in'1 uPoa %
"il'cA VIC scre ''ncU WIN l"usn Vl' gnu u
any excuse excuse u give ''HV 70 00f pc" up
amusement, cr-
IL siI" ouiAGI ''-i" "|iA iA1i, 'iii "'i"ii1
VIC GoulU S'af'c!s sec oeUiso loso, anu
%alke1 y1S 70 Ino winoow, Satu nc 1Hougn' we we
sAUuiu nave I severe STORM y Ivh nc
c"lieo me 10 look 100 ,w'as " a strange lgi' 'here
was IN 'ne "oS'' now oIo never
thouG1t Oh tne SUM- anu Il ha"' ooulu III u
nave HepT 1 IL H from sGtunS' you Know, , 80 !
'iti, lnaiEoii9u, anu WonUcfo"' vi" sueJteu
SoihepouyS oatn Oh 'lIo' OF STineUTuy
naystacA-ahy tll!ns tn"' "oulo Keep niill
IUlterlng %l aGa ganIg 70, 10 pass away nme1 !
matShoo 'Ho n nj I'LL IL ia%cu @ "Ma unu
Jus1 Us ucorse 'urhco away rom me 'ilo VIII u
9o%' saying tnH' ne nc n"o heVo, .' Known >. 50
4arh aay lls,i1 llariy Fly, came DIanG; s ln,
ne ran 10 MS ia'heF' anu put up LIS l'P' LOT
KISS saying
n Doo9 nisnV, papH' ,.,, cu :,
Dooo morning. you iheun' ll''le leliow'
S"ia george laIsnIng. .-,., =,
o,u, no, mo no. u.ou p, ,,L nlgn', persisted 'he