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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an order off "a ct lev va "a; Issued out
Of the court Of cOmmOn pleas for Carroll county aud
State Of Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in Catroliton, on
Saturday The 20h dag Of June, n. D, 1857.
between the hours OF 10 O'clock Il N. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. Of said day, . wit The following premises sit
uate ia the county of Carroll and state of Ohio, being
a part OF the Nerth East quarter of section t~hirty-one
i(3l, township fourteen O4l and range five o. of the
lands directed TO be sold al SteubenNille, Ohio, desert
bed as follows, to vic.
Commencing at a pc tat the south east corner Of he
lanyard lot known formerly as Beatty's, now. Young's
TanyardG thence south sixty one aud three qulrter de.
grees; east seven rods and eleven hui :, along the land
line OF Valentine Ebersole, TO a post near the run or
creek, thence north twentyniue degrees, east twelve
perchcs to a post, thence north fifteen degrees, east
ten peIches aud nineteen links to a post, IN the bank
of the creek; thence north sixty.seVen ana one quarter
degrees, West seventeen perches and twenty links to a
post; thence north forty one and one quarter degrees,
west five perches and twenty links to a post
thence birth thirty degrees, west five rods and
seven links to a post thence north twelve and one
half degrees, west nine perches and five aud one .hslf
LINKS to a poh thence south nineteen and one.half de-
grees, west eight perches Gnd fifteen links, along the
middle Of the teubenville road, TO opposite RunyOn's
town lots, thence south ~fity.seven degrees, east elev.
en- perches and thirteen links to a gate post, thence
south twenty eight degrees, west seven perches aud
eleven Inks 10 the IOrth west corner oil 1Oungs tan
yard lot. thence south fifty nine aud one quarter Je.
grees, east twelve perches and twenty>ihree aud one
half links along the north side OF said lot, to the north
east corner Of the same; thence south tweIt eight
and one half degrees, west twelve perches and tSenty
and Onc-hali links to the place OF beginning; contain.
ing two acres OF land, more or less:
Also, another tact or lot of ground, situlte near the
town of Carrollton in the county of Carroll and State of
Ohio, bounded aud described as follows. to wit: Begin.
ming at the north west corner ola lot, lately owned by
Valentine Ebersclc, now, by Adam Er,kine acrosa;Sbs
Steuhen lie road, from a house, formerly, owneS
Wm. R. Lloyd. now, by WIN. G.. Runion, in Carr0l56n5
running thence south fhy.nine degrees, east eleven .G5
rods, thence north twenty eight degrees, east twelve
Al rods, thence north ffly>six degrees, west twelve
rods to the Steubenvile road, thence south twenty-sev.
en- degrees, west, along said road, twelve SO rods to
the place Of beginning; containing seven eighths of an
acre more or less, aud situated il the north west quar-
ter of section twenty-five (2jG township fourteen Q4G
and range five Co. in the Steubenville land district =
The above lots OF land are appraised at one Hundred
ten dollars. Terms Cash,
JOHN II. WHIrCRAFT,
may 5, le57-pr fee S Sheriff of Carroll Co.
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WOODLAND 0REAM."-A pomade for beautiiying the
hair-highly p%erfumed. superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies'
har it has no equal, giving it a bright, glossy appear.
ance. 1t causes gendcmen's hair to curl in The most
natural manner. 1t removes ~dandruff, always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh shampooed,-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
PERTRIDGE & CO., New York, Proprietors
of the Balm of a Thousand Flowers"
For sale by G. A. Boegel, and all Druggists.
Feb. 26, 1851. .6m al
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SERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of Fl Fa Et Lev ia, issued out OF
ID the Court of Common Pleas for Carroll county, aud
State Of Ohio, I will 0 fer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in Carrollton on
Saturday lie 2Ctb day Of June 4. D. 1857.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 1. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. M, of said day, to wit: The following premises sit.
uate in the county Of Carroll and State Of Ohio, being
part of lots s~ixty,(Our (GD and sixtyfv (6S) in the
town ofLeesburg, in said county With the apPartonan-
ees. The above lots of land are appraised at eight
hundred dollars, $4,000 {. Terms cash.
jill, W~HITCRAFT,
m~ay2l-Jl-5w Shaf Carroll CO., O.
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GRAHAM, for July, is here, with its usual variety
of reading. Illustrations, etc. lis engraving Of
washington taking leave of the Army" is spIen-
did. A magazine upon which SO much labor ard
artistic skill is bestowed cannot fail to have a large
circulation. =
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NJ ARKETS.

CARRoLLToS, June II.
FLoUR-No change since last week-S7, 50
@ SO f} bbL.
GRAIN Wheat-very little change-white
is selling at Sl,4O, and red Sl25 q 1870. Rye
is worth so c.. Corn, 75c; Oats, 80 c,
PROVISIONS. Hams are worth II a 12c.
Sides 8 a 10 c; Shoulders 8 q 10 c. Butter,
II C. eggs, 8 C.
SALT Aliug ut Sc. 37t u bbl.
WOOL--Very little in market yet-Sales at
35 @ soc.
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81. NO PEN Nvw INK UEsD. 81.

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. hcLau'
rims patent self ins,ructing process in penmanship ena'
bling every one to write with the greatest ease, elegance
and rapidly. 1t has been adopted by tho Public. School
of New York; and by our first Merchants. The Process
complete with fun directions for use, will be sent pre-
maid on the receipt of 81. To clubs or agents sir cop.
les for IS. A liberal discount en- large orders. AID
dress leland & McLsurin, 3i5, Broadway New io'k.
March ~ lS57--3n.
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w See regular Advertisement.

A fellow in North Carolina, having been put
In Jail for marrying thirteen wives, recently made
bis escape. A gentleman afterwaId recognized
him, and anxious to secure the reward for his APP
prehension, invited him to dinner and then slyly
slipped out in pursuit of a constable; but great
was his horror Oh his return to find that tho
eulprit had abscondel with his W wife.
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CLEVELAND, June 10.
FLOUR.-The market has ruled very quiet
and a concession OF 255{9tbl. has been submitted
to. The stock in the market is about. double the
quantity on hand Que year ago. aud the price /,
o23bbl. higher.
WHEAT.-Prices o Illinois spring have de
cIinel 8@I0cPbu, with only a small demand al
there %luclion.
CORN.-Pucelsin store are held at about &c.
but lots on the track would not be likely to com.
mani over 76@77c.
OATS.--The market has settled down to 5Cc
where it has remained three days.
FRUITS. The stoci of Dried Apples is now
very low anil prices are steady at S3Bbu.
PROVISlONS--Hans sugar cured city man
%ufacturc, have sold to a large extent at l4c.-
Shoulders steady and firm at lie for best city
sugar cured. Eggs l3c for prime lots.
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OFFICE on INF JUnGE OF PRoBArE
C~arrollton, June 4, 1851.
VHE following accounts Of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and are
l set for hearing on Monday, the 29lh day Of June
A. D. 1881. at | o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until all are disposed
Of The fling and ~pendeucy Of which Accountants and
others Interested will take notice, viz:
First recount OF John Beckley, Administrator Of
John ArbucAle, decd.
4" John Marshall, Executor of will Of
Hannah Henderson, deed.
4" James Clark, Guardian of minor
heirs of Samuel lleston, deed.
Bcnry Crss, Guardian of Pbebe
lleston ct as, minors.
Final 4" Titus Heston, Guardian Of Thomas
llestOn, a minor.
John HAYS, Executor Of will Of
John 7rit4ch, deed.
4" Rein Maple, Executor Of John
Maple, deed.
June 4, 1857. I'd
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FoURru OF JUN is close at hand, and we have
not yet heard Of any arrangements being made by
our citizens to celebrate the anniversary Of Amer
lean Independence. We should not forget our
national Sabbath. Will we not observe it as all
Americans shouIdi
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The CoNET, it was prJphesied, was to have
struck this "lnuudape sphere on last Tuesday
But instead ofour earth being "knocked into a
cooked hat our portion Of it was only visited by
a nice shower, which was Lepefcial to tue growth
Of the "taters' and "iagius.' Hope Mr.. Comet
will have safe journey back to where be 'cum
FROM" 4
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Eg~ That staunch and unfinching advocate
Of the right-the Pittsburgh Gageae-has made
lis appearance in enlarged Dimensions and entire
" new dress. Although "three score and ten" it,
age lends it increased vigor and proportion.
II is such a Journal, as any City may well feel
proud Of. NA-e 49, ?
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b BATS, REACHES, INSECTS, BED
BUGS, &c.

"CosLar,p the great Rat, Roach, dc, Extermi-
nator, 3ss Broadway, New York, is establishing
Depots for his valuable Remedies, in every City,
Town, Village, and NeighborhOod il the United
States, but seeks to do so in the hands of Drug
gists, Store Keepers, &cs &c. Where this is i'm,
practicable, orders by mail or express, enclosing
the price Of articles With sufficient TO pre- pay, will
have prompt attention.
Address 'Costar,' 38s Broadway, N. York,
E9rSee regular Advertisement. B y
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New Special Notices.

BRIsToL's SARsAPARILLA. = Medical Botany
has net disclosed the existence of any med icinal
root, plant Or herb, that possesses the purifying,
re,to, alive, v~ital.zing properties of sarsaparilIa and
Chemistry has never prepared from that root, a
remedy which will compare in strength, %sanative
effect, or imfalibility, with BriStols Sarsaparilla.
1t was the first of the "Sarsaparillas' in point Of
;ime, it is still the first in efficacy and popularity.
The cases of Scrofula, Cancer, ErysipeIas, Con-
Sumption, Tumor, and Liver Disease, pronounced
hopeless by the faculty, that have been radically
cured by this preparation, are inuumemble. In
the same cate cory, as regards the certainty
and safety offs operation, we place Kemp's Worm
Lozenges, a purely vegetable remedy, and a very
pleasant one for intestinal worms. 8.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.-Wanted, an
l honest, industrious man in each section of the State,
to travel and take orders from samples for INGALLS,,
TIERS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" A liberal
monthly sa lary and fair commission will be paid. Ap.
ply to or address with return POSTAGE
DIR. j. s. McALLISTER,
Jersey City, N. j.
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"Gostar's' Rtt, Roach, &C., Extermina tor,
'Oostar's" Bed Bug Exterminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Ants, Flies. &c.
Order from Depot No. 3SS broadway, es, York.
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Full particulars by mail.
lB- See Advertisement.
April 23-l IN. -4 8
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CRIsTADORWs BAIR DYG
AGENTS WANTED!

pi7"'V' young men to make a large salary without In.
vestng a capital The above is no ''three cent catch.
penny" or humbug to Introduce Patent Medicines
Books &c. For an outfit, enclose stamps for return
postage. Address
It's. CARTER, Box No. g Lawrence, Mass.
June 4, l557.-3ms.
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EyTbe pebbles in our path weary us and
make US sore footed, more than the rocks that only
require a bold effort to surmouut.
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REWARDI

REWARD Of five Iylus vii be given By the sn5.
u seHber ~ Aay person that win furnish my pocket
book and ~eJntsuts. Lost on the 2sh ofAphl 1857 IN
the vicinity Of 1eesburgh, containing twelve dollars in
cash. Also, one %ptomssoy note payable 70 me from
Jamel BOOh & La5h Booth with lsac Both security.
calling fer $500 90 With a credit en- dorsed Of 800 %,
alo, one due bill on William a Elvard Reynolds, sin
a balance ofabout k2I.O 90; also, one note on Acel Mi,
Ter & 'amuel Hes ealing for 1900.
Lecsburen, May 6, 1851. DAVlEE SHOENAN.
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURING co.

MANUFACTURING co.
Office Ma, 1886 Broadway New York.
Fourth Quarterly Sale of Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Watch chains, LOckets, Bracelets, &c. &c.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES OF PENS
Axe. &c.
Gold Pens $500 Gothic Monmouth do $500
Gold Pen and Silver Gold Tooth Picks 900
Holder 200 Tooth and Ear
Gold Pen and double Picks 500
ex silver holders $40 Pencil watch key and
Yarmouth do do do 400 Tooth Pick 500
Leviathan do do do 500 Ladies gold pencils 200
Fountain pen, desk q" S,OO
holder 3.a0 " 400
Monmouth " " 1900 I" " "with
Fngrossing pens 200 Pen 500
Leviathan and box 500 Gents gold cases and
Gothic silver case and pens 500
pen 800 " +" 4" l0,0O
:" Engrossing +" 400 d" Gothic" Z" 1900
And all other kinds Of styles at the retail price.
To the purchaser of our pens we present a number
ed Ticket on every dollars worth purchased which en-.
titles the holder, by an extra payment OF % cents on
each ticket, to a premidm varying in value from 81 to
800, The premiums consist OF various articles OF jew
elery. viz: Gold and Silver watches, Silver Goblets, Sill
yer Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains for ladies, Lock
cts, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thin.
bles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &c.
&C., none OF which sell for less than one dollar. Coun-
try purchasers may rely on being as fairly dealt with.
IS regards the p%rizes..as if they themselves we're pres
eu',
We have been in operation for three years and thou,
sands have bought Of US, aud we have never learned
that any one has ever been dissatisfied. This plan al
fords every opportunity of Obta:ning a gold watch or
some article oil jewelerY, for a trifing sum. All our
pens, pencil cases, &c, are manufactured by ourselves
with great care, and we tffer them at precisely the
same prices asked in all other stores in the city. To
agents we offer the most advantageous offers, and any
energetic person can do wtll by working for US. We
wish agents IN every place in the country, and persons
who would like to become such will please todddres us,
and we will send them printed circulars OF prices terms,
&c. We have no stated periods for distribution. The
moments pen is purchased, the purchaser is entitled to
receive his premium on thu payment OF % cents ex-
ira.
All orders by mail should be addressed
MERRICK, BENTON DEAN,
$50 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Gold Pens repointed in a superior manner
Enclose the pen aud 80 centsin F.. o. stamps and the
pen will be rcpointed and returned post paid.
May Ia, 1857 ID mos. s lH's. 81
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A FRESH Supply Of Fahnestocks White Lead, re.
ceived, also a good article o. Linseed, Sperm, Lard,
Fish, N ~tats-ioot Castor, Sweet Oils at =
BAXTER & C0S New DRUG STORE.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-05

Having noticed that currant bushes may as
well ee made trees as shrubs, conclude to
tell you how have seen it done In the
spring Of 1881, my father commenced gar
den, and among other things set cuttings for
currant bushes ] determined to experiment
on one Of those cutting; and as soon as it
grew, ] pinched of all the leaves except the
top tnft, which let grow. The cutting was
about fourteen inches long, and during the
summer the sprout from this grew ten inches
The next spring I pinched of all the leaves to
about hall way up the first years growth, so
a. iesve the lowest limbs two feet from the
ground. It branched well, and became very
handsome little dwarf tree. When it came to
bear fruit, It was more productive than any
other tree in the gprden, and the fruit larger.
It was less infested with spiders and other in
sects; hens could not peek OF the fruit, and
grass and weeds were more readily kept from
the roota, and It was an ornament, instead OF
blsmish. Now lwonld propose that cur
.ant cuttings be sci in rows about four or Eve
feet eRagt each way (let them be long and
straight enes) aud trained iato trses.-M Mieki-
gSs Farmer.
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From her new book "stsries Of an Cid Maid"
Thispalace was a nagnifcent pie, which
rose by the side Of hsh road, along which
many travellers were accustomed each day to
pass. go s
The building was # square form, and was,
equally beautiful Al all four sides; portico
supported BY graceful p,llars, surrounded it
completely. It is true that this .olonade pre-
vented the light Of day from shining brilliant-
iy within; but it rendered it so beautiful out
side, that NO one dared to consider this de-
feet; and besides, what need is there 10, day.
light in palace? Are there not chandeliers
and candeIabra? why trouble oarself about the
sun?
This pslace had dome completely covered
with gliding, not like most other domes, which
have just little gold upon the .op,--the whole
eupola OF this was adorned with ii, aud it daz-
RqAthe eyes.
81 queen who iAhsbited this splendid house
&as ! tau and beautiful woman, who, in the
kplscs where her heart should be, had 4 large
diamond cut in the shape Of heart. It was
b.Apvsd that this was the reason why she had
nxser loved.
Upon the pediment Of her palace were in
scribed thess words, in letters composed Of rl-
bies;
EVERY ONE MAY HERE OBTAIN HIS
& WISH.
A young man, who was passing along the
road, stopped to observe this splendid mansion,
having preceived the inscription, for it would
have been hard not to notice 1.-THE suddenly
cried out;
SPY my faith, but rIl 50 in here; am tired
Of my position, and should not be sorry to be
something else"
Ashe drew near the portico, he preceived
an old mendicant, seated on stone.
The mendicaat said to him: "Listen to me,
Il YOU will give me enough to buy bottle oi
decent wine, I win make sacrifice, and will
90 in with you"
'aMost willingly" the young man sxclai.
med. & 81 ,.s sss
He then gavethe nsndicant piece of mon
.y. and both walked towards the door. N !.
There wss nobody in the entrance-hall. in
tS4alae al Vanity no one chooses to stop
in the snry. Andje, such N entry was more
!.,..utifui than good many drawing rooms; Il
"a, adorned wilhs statuss ssprsssnting gods
add eoda9ssN,. pietptss septesaatip6 Ap6s
.aa sassass prissss and p'isessFss. sss -
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BALLAD.
m THOMAS xooas.


ohldo not look so bright and blest.
ror still there comes fear,
When brow like thine looks happiesi,
That grief 10 then most near.
There turks q dread In all delight,
4 shadow near each ray,
That warns US then to fear their flight,
When most we wish their stay.
Then look not thou &c bright and blest,
For, ah!there comes a fear,
When brow like thine looks happiest,
That grief 10 then most near
Why 10 u thus, that fafrest things
- The soonest Nee and diei
That, when most light Is on their wings,
They re then but spread to fys
Apd sadder stiii, the pain viii stay.
The bliss no more appears;
- ~ rsinb0ws take their light away,
And leave rs but their tears!
3hen, look not thou so brigh; and blest,
y " For al! there comes . fear,
When brow like thine lookss happiest,
That grief is then most near.
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4oftifal.
cons SUPPORT and GUIDANCE

TkAkSLAfkD FROM The 0EnHAN.
Porsake me not, my Godi
! Thou God Of my salvstioni I
Give me thy light, TO be
Ny sure illumination.
Ny soul to folly turns,
eeeking she knows not what:
oh.iead her to thyseif;
Ny God, forsake me not
rorsake me mot, my God.
Take not thy spirit from me;
And suffer not the might
or sin to overcome me-
= father pitieth
The children he begot;
Ny father, pity me;
Ny God, forsake me noti
Yorsake me not, my Godl
Thou God ofhfe and power,
Enhven, strengthen me;
In every evil hour;
And when the sinful nre is.f
Within my heart 10 hot,
Be not thou far from me;
Ny God, forsske me notl
forsake me not, my Godl
Uphold me In going;
That evermore may
Please Thee in all well doing,
And that thy win, o Lord,
May never be forgot,
In all my works and ways,
Ny God, forsaks me not "a &gs
Forsake me not. my God
would be thine forever 81
Confirm me nightly
And every right endeavor,
And when my houris come,
cleansed from all stain and spot
Of.sin, receive my soali
My God, forsake me not
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The pavement was of Jasper and porphyry;
bu, this splendid pavement was SO smooth, so
slippery. that the young man, whose shoes had
stout halls in them, was very near falling three
times in the space of as ma y minutes.
He was obliged to creep along by the wall;
II was about as bad as walking upon ice, at
least, in that case, he might have put on pair
Of skates. The ole man slipped a little too;
but his beggar's staff helped to keep him up,
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q v,rvinia sells annually about $25 0o0,-
O0J wtTth Of negroes s. s5, ~
G. Poultry is received into N. Y. Il tha
rate of 70 tons per day.
q The resoptisnary claims bill WAS lost
in thr Senate BY single vote. n.
- Fifty persons during recent revival
united with the Methodist church ct Maxvills,
Ksptucky, g
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THE SUPPER.

One Of the lackeys, having procured a fam
beau, cotdrcted the stranger through the spa
cious apartments Of the palace. They resh-
ed the dining-hall.
"Will you please to sup, gentlemen?' he in
quired.
"very willingly" said the IneLdicant; ga
good meal alone is not vani,y.n
They sat down to table; but scarce had they
tasted the first few dishes; when they found
them so ofar-fetched, so salted, SO peppered, so
sugared, so highly favored, and. above all, so
complicated, that they would have nothing
more to say to them. II was impossible to
make ont single thing, so much was it disgui-
sed in the seasoning.
whats this?'' asked the old man. 1t is
rabbit?
'sNo. sir; lamb cutlets.'' kl
"And this, suppose. is stewed peas?"
aNo, sir; stewed hars. ~ ~ ~ -s:ss.
There was no chaIee of guessing right, so
great was the confusion. And besides that,
i was all half-cold; for the things were serv-
ed up in marachlte dishes, and no one would
have dared to warm them.
SPY my faith" said the mendicant, should
prefer an omeIst 10 pewter platter.
SIS not the queen Of this place Princess Va
nita, at home?" the medicant inquired Of the
lackey.
sNo, sir; she Il just nos among the ifavorite
worshi ippers, in country whose name have
forgotten, but which is very celebrated for its
wines y 5,ssi IN n. ts.as a,..rg ~
"Ah, 4 gaes .he isin France" said the mem
dicant; swell, she WON'T come back from there
in ahurry. would not advise you to expect
her; for she has plenty Of work IN that conn-
try; quite new court to form, new class 10
seducc. Among those good French folks she
reigns over whole districts at once; every con-
dltion Of life does her homage there in turn:
among that nation she triomphs over every
thing, alas, even over glory. For fifteen years
she held warriors in her chains; for fifteen
years she extended her influence over the no-
blity; at this present time she is trying her
hand at the good traaespeople. Military vani-
ty, vanity Of birth, and vanity of ealth--eack
in its turn. Ours perhaps will come nsxt;
ana, one o. 'nese Gays; we snail nave the vani-
~ OF misery" So, =
iae menoicant nad sucn 81 terrific expression
on ms race wnen ne saia tnese woFds' ina. 'ne
young stranger had no inclination at all to
laugh at this reelection.
THE pARooUET. M
perched unon !. v;ldeu .l;rk h.,ut,fu,
naroouet was uneasilv listening - .om. l;ttl.
distance from the table. y as