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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
CAVERN Egvu.,sl PoR sALn.

III ne foWrtshtRg to,oa Of Wihtnglon, ND.
p-.I, It's altH9ted about miles from The Delaware
Es-sA abroad station al Snyrna, with dlrcct
lss5RM rgad from smyrna 10 Cheste town. II Is also
ntglN about Is miles from Nid.lalown stat ION. rhe
is VOL bait, rpm0dios and hnely lhcated being
Ltl man Streetq thei junction Of tee two r9aJtahn'e
Hmed. The II Tel has ten good LODI sing rUOna the
dRtory, and space enough iuraevefal the atlci with
Ir EnHd rooms town stAifs.
upon the propcrt' within Tho last four years. which
EathpI with its convenient UcHtn render it Very de-
nfthe purchase money, JOHN W. OSBORNE,
KENT g j.. LAMBS AT PRIVATE sAL 3
- no, !; a, Farm of25o Acres on the ,Oeawa
~ ~ Il. Road G. Of good TIMBER, this Farm
sssm last ycarhcre were roo bushels Of corn, and this
IusHl yenf s6r bushels of w h nj lnm 10 Acres.
No g Farm oil cra7 about 10 Acres Of wood this
flrm this year leo bushels Of Wheat.
No. Is a farm AcrcA auuut 20 Acres Of woGd. this
yeNr25i bUsle@9 Wheali The above arms arenes ted
within lhal 3 years. Apply TO SAMUEL. barb,
Sepi IN WILMINGTON, Del.
~ OR sAlEI-N good src0nd hand Mia POrsc Pew.
u Apply 10 WAt, JOHNSON y CO.,
june li-9nor. Newark, Del
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FOR SALE,
EOR SALE.

SssS ONE threasory ii use with wfe rRicr, B,nipr
Ss1 room and basement Kitchen, g1ot ard. wi'hb I'll
4a4k ias, and other mPr yem,lis in shirley, hetwcr
4th and 9TH Sis, this CHEAP properly. PRICE 225N
iung n If, Il, = x =. :. f'kiihk.
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CHRISTIAN RR.aUCH, PROPRIETOR.
III Il subscriber thankful iOr the o ronaRe
[TsSSN hereto ore eXlendoi would respectful, au-
sSE.@8il nhu, CO HE people oil Wilmington and VI
sIkSb cin y, that this iGvorIta and popular Gb.
EaSIISJ!I lshnlell now open, the interior ot tne
sI4ts - bi ny having td r. ono thuronf repairs
-A'<E~ this large rOuns ueliy tain cd ana tie WniS
covered with tile lssl and 40 beautiful slyl snf P'P q
rhn nj ir nav assured that very nrrnngen nj AID
acili ag ded lo tleir co mort go eonyenl nc he
he hlses. aid VII, use lis dga gglo exor 10 lort-
Ter his " tru, aud guests con 70 Rbo. The b will o..
vays coutain b choicest qpOTAf the tts porting
1ae n \ UnEtl States III q o,e ~ w, ~ II pgas
ar tho will Hlway be k9Pla plentilg 9uPpy qisvPeT2r
Hge ID ~, pTOnp need y comp untiutSes 70 hsyo ~ e
yibo se{el ~ ~ 3 ;iay tSS9b sy e o
TillalNRysb kepts co atoU PLY Bread ami Cloese
Tie pa 6ns q" lal o.tnlslm NJ "a ols MAJ rel! thst
ue sir 0 ls Ter AID deco mn will be Observed.
inly III r. Wi ming OH, Lei,
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ASPLENDlD CHESTER COUNTY FARM, |
"a situate about IA les from Newark Del, three
IEsFyl miles ON Sifckgraytiie md iron HeM Lnn,
lssAl4i dun :; Roads. fhsFarmcuutnlua 2is AcieAri
vded mo elds. well fenced and wood u of " Acrns
81 mime timer, good spring wnler in all fields, yhr I'M
iryaneniR. .iok House 40 hy 30, tire stnries high,
with nric Kitchen hack is feet square. md all inghed
Will tenant Oscs one 81 by Il feet b for families
nne l8 IL ~ feet, both wei. lnlshed. WheelwTght Apu
Suhsnp, sonh spring aud STONE spring HOUSES for The
arse mansion. tho Barn is 30 hy 90 ct; with shedding
tveT thrUe sides, lily 80 oe straw house, and wagon
husc feet 2norh-oribs attached aud crib sep
ilatc5hy 80 feet high. This arlna situated in good
i al denuuua g st aud auw mill adjoining, lhs
farm high stated imp nvenent aud cannot be excel
iurits prnAuotVtuess. aud would 81 AL persons
watng FBmt ke this To call aud see me- rs u ehh nc
caught lpr SB5Per Acre JAMES IL. AM
Oct, 2-lG --------.---.S newark, Ool.-
- FOR SALE--A SNUG FARM 0fGn Acres, u
4@.iA the Nithge of Fair HUI, t'erll county, MIl
GssAA well fenced, tdininiHg the plank road from Ek
On 20 peansyl vania, miles 10 Elkun, woul make
GoG snEo stEuh add iarm. PTlcn ~ by, ,lt casl Fo
more tut particulars rppy tnIAMES II. RAY NtNhfk,
- FOR SALE a GOOD FARM Of 1877 Acre.
ssaasfaA ofgp lngd lui rHstng gOGd crops, dv-
Il XIII del into hAl Is. w!tlt pure runl water IN ~
SSd. hns heFh limAd heavy part. balance gnAnnel
uei Bobd eheng isdn; about o. Acres woodland, T.
Hlihln3 giles Of MiddlMowu, De aud from Ulessl,
9w Pnee $40 per Acre; one third or une.la.f cnsli =
Eut lurthSr information call or address JAS. H. RAY
- FOR SAI.E.-A FARM Of 80 Acres adjoining
Ts5}In Z ,wnnh,wn' Necl County MI. building MD
ELIZA, dlvdetl ntn fields, with water III ali. and
utNIph!!ty, unl under gOn innTOvelnc Price STU
er Acre. Apply 70 AAllss II. RAY, Newark D"l.
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Vaiuable Farm and Timber for Sale

4 4
INA with disease tu he upon him; by reason q when
iE;h he unS dlsncne to lenve home gu M meas LOT
a, great Length 9t t9s and bSde II lSy ~. 1 en
ns hnety con lud, dt9 sell r. pRlNNlE SAL,-i n w
Farnin Sussex county, Del. HtuQte ~ North West OH
ttnd a. " beet aln growlng dlstTri "a hhe G1hy Ss
iract within a n les Of the Delaware Rail Sosp, tnCw
very srGGsslul up Iaiiuu,l lies hand One 0nu ny
rong-lsa sf lnanun white pax hai INK, sna ,9g
upon reg withi few years has Fl i9ne " iG 2e
Hio pr.nepall, 9f white OAK ~ a s oa f1nni az
ager Nh. Clales Marine vino is t9or94sh GONG
op of Eu NJ other waste ihnl upon II 1l5 Acres nell
cleared the balance o Acres heavily tlm cred Wlhn hIss
Ship tntnr, slaves, Ii alug, de- Thnrc are TWO applY
rginT on tIo farm ono T them young anu thIl aus
pfoh ~ ubundany. To nny person wishing ~ eloI lhlo
no Ship limb business tsawe o. heWedl bak erlnugl
'tnyss, heading, nee posts, pcaol iT1w NE now WY
prottabl AlS the bnan, So as TINS oS
ing there helm white ak MRst ralg with INA 81 lhs
some 51b Acres lying tugelheril cutie RAISING
he p or farming proper, such oppnr MY rarely oc
ours of bong suited, tho Tiber ha easy tern.
thr purchase oHy In cash being requTeu ta ~
nalnd in equal ilsthl,nsn and yenra with aeonfl-
by houda AMI mort nTpihe balance uppalu AM
person wi shng 10 SEQ the place w tie wn by ca on
pxLRY JAtnhs 1asq., " 10 esides IN BrI Ne, twere
Delaware IT, II, Cars arrive twice dlyl or by Glr
CHARLES MARINE living on 70 Farm ,,,--.,
JOSHUA @ l,AYTONt
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Agrioultural.


How TO MAKE Cows EASY MiLKEns.--There
may BIO many of your thousands Of readere
who have COWS hard to milk that are not aware
how readily they can be made to milk easy,
and will impart the information for their
benefit.
For sixponce, blacksmith will draw you
ont piece Of cast steel the eighth Of an inch
round, flattening il an inch at tho end to about
a fourth OF an inch wide. You can grind It to
an edge on both sides, making bowel in the
middle. II your COW is wild, cast her, and in
sert the lance about an inch. Ii is not very
painful operation to the COW, and the wound
will very soon heal. The milk will be bloody
two or three times. have COW that had II
gament grown in the teat so that not drop Of
milk could be got out. / found ne difficulty in
opening it so that the milk would flow freely.
have another that got the name Of "Hdrd
eoW," because she was so very hard to milk.
Having never seen the above method recon-
mended in print, and knowing its great utility
from good deal of experience in milking,
am Constrained to communicate 1t for the ben
| tit Of Ruralists.-F. G. Ia Rural Netr York.
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Farm for Sale.

THE suusetl,ut rlise,, - . RiVATE SALE
ngA u his Fhrmuf 40 AereH. hqins part Of L9Nden:
LEF lfhnd, hbent 40 ArrfStt " larsl ~ sef
saaza yass, Tho fencing a good nenTiy ny Oh
II s bten nut up within seven Years and The farm has
henn LincI gli over. THE Buii ate all in s1ohor
der two huusa one Liok aud the other rane the iat-
built 15i; goud at1hliRg 9r hoTsGs ana Gow y
Smoln house. So. i 10 lprm il o miles from Mlmlns,
ron anitt1ut three hundred ynTia rum the NewroIt
station II Tie r.. W. Il ID. Railroad. There Is 2 5000
llndmg on the Christians Greek where lime nnd an
IRE he delivered, and the produce OF tbs place sent
nWny II and wine prices are giVen for all KINDS Of pro
llUe M NeEppn whioh make CT ny enieht lnHhtttE
fhsisun al che hest grain and gFazng Farms IN tnls
section othe country, and VII hg sold on aecHpnooN-
ting telms William. CANBnt,
may sj.lius. Wilmington, Del.
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CuLTuRF OF THE PEAcn,-A valuable COM
munication is given in the Horticultural for
November, from Samuel I. Jones, of Staten
Island, n. y, most successful cnltvator, the
chief items Of management arc bri fly the
following; /. Low and open pruning COM
mencing when the tree is young, by cutting
out the top or central branches. g Prevent
ing oyerbeOrlng, both for the vigor or longevity
OF the tree, and the size and quality of the
fruit, by free use ofthe knife late in winter or
early in sprng-ShOrtening hack the shoots
| aud thus removing portion of the fruit buds,
and also removing any branches which become
| too long, allowing young shoots 10 grow out
and take their place. 9. The trees are exam
inld torthe worm at the root, late each spring
ami eory in autumn, according to the we'll
known mode Of cutting them ont and destroy
ing them. An oyster-kniIe, which is pointed
and has double edge, is preferred for this
purpose, A. Good, clean cultivation is given,
free from grass and weeds, most important
requisite manure, such as is required for the
successful growth of potatoes, beets, and turn
4 7ii7s unf5Hs the trees, Is applied; and twice Il
year handful or two of mixture Of one third
potash, and two. thirds salt for each tree is ap.
piled and torked into the soil. With thi,
treatment the trees are healthy, vigorous, pro.
ductiye and long-lived; aud some on the ground.
measure Il foot in diameter.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
GAINESVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY. MARCH a. 1857

Durand shook his head, doubtingly, but
remained silent The proposition shocked
him slightly, but his case seemed desperate,
and he had not the spirit to reject it de-
cidedly. The Count seeing him hesitate
filled a blank check, knowing that the
victory was won and after looking at it
carefully, Durand put it in his pocket
saying that if nothing else would do, he
might try it.
Throughout their interview, the Count
had piled him with brandy, slightly drug
ged, and by the time, he would have
thought of retiring, Durand was conveyed
to bed, in state of drunken stupor; and
then his host set about making prepara-
tions 10 go out; but for what purpose, will
be told in the next chapter.
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NUMBER q.

yount at the foot OF the staircase, and by
1im, was led into the parlor, where stood
he Minister prepared to perform the
olemn ceremony. Sho looked neither to
he right nor the left, as she advanced to
he centre Of the room, where she stood,
her face as white, and features almost az
rigid as marble. Yet she showed no out.
ward signs of agitation-sceming indeed,
not to be conscious of what was going on,
She was silent, when she should have re-
sponded; and it was only at the close of
the ceremony, when friends gathered round
to congratulate her, that she evinced
Consciousness of her position--then she
glanced hurriedly around, aud sang, faint.
ing to the floor,
Gro nE goNTINUEp.1
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Bakery and Eating House.
Gre RE qeNriNUED.)
G.. A. ROTH e. C0

G- a. KOIH, d CO..
The undersigned have taken the House recently
occupied by We'll g. Brother, on the West side Of
the Public square, and have commented a general
d king and confectionery business. They are pre.
pared to take orders all descriptions Of Baking,
ani wi furnish Cake or Bread Of oil kinds on tho
shortest notcr.
Thsyalso keep constantly on hand large a..
sortment Of
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS,
CHEWING TOBACCO, coRDIALs OF ALL KINDS
cATAwBA AND CHAMPAGNE WINE AND
FOREIGN s DOMESTIC LIQUORS, .
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
which will be sold wholesale or retail upon ,h.
lowest terms.
They have connected with their establishment
a first class eating House, where warm or cold
meals cpn be obtained at any hour. f5'
AT kinds OF country Provisions, such as Eggs,
Butter, Lard Potatoes, &c kept constantly on
hand and Tor sale at market prices.
Feb. 81, 1887.
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AoRGAN,... g. }. CHENEY. ST. G. H. MoRaA,
3 SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
Morgan az 60. ''.
No. 40. Public eou,re NAsUvtI Q,

NO49, FubIic Square, NASHVILLE..
WE are now Receiving and opening our ususl
Spring perchases, which VIII be ready for inspsc.
ton by the 25th lust aud al which time we will
display more complete assortment Of Dry Goods
than we have ever done at any season heretofore,
Our stock will embrace all the latest styles of
Domestic d Foreign Staple C Fancy Goods,
and to It will be added all the novelties as thew
appear in the E@stern cities. IN addition 10 tho
large and generally assorted stueks We have b. en-
In the hibii Of keeping, have added to it all tho
styles and grades OF Ready'made Clpibirg. We
shall be prased to exhibit our assorime nj 10 onr
old friends and the trade generally, Nc we feel GEN.
fident that from our long experience aud Tho ad-
yantages we possess, we able TO offer induce
menis to all MORGAN e. CO
Nashville, Feb 30, '57-tf T1
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TO my old FRIENDS and Customers,

would say thai have adopted the rule TO sell
for cash strictly, and have done il because be.
ieve my Interests demanded II, aud that il would
advance the Interests Of those who patronze mn.
have sent circulars to most Of my old custoplers
and friends an, ] will do my utmost TO sell them
genuine drugs at reasoHa BILE prices for cash have
newer tried 70 sill TO any but my own customers,
end no~ 4 have their patronage shall try TO
sell at snch prices as will be satisfactory. ain
cer-ly thank them for the many instances Of kind
ness and confidence extended 10 Us in the pas,.
aud i they will give me q iair trial the present
year will satisfy them that have tried nv N.
most TO servo them faithfully.
Resp, cifu ly and Sincerely,
f, r. w. THOMAS.
under the style Of Thomas & Bro.
Jan 16, '57-tf
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Sale of Rail Road Bonds.

On Monday, ihe 18th of April. will bo sold 10
The highest bid er about 30 Bonds Of 81 900,
each of the County OF Montgomery and Civ Ok
Clarksville, In trout e the Rail Road office, in
Clari svllei terms, d cash, balance 30 50 and 90
d"s. These Bonds will be valu Bile TO 10y up for
Pnying either County or City Taxes. Tile Bonds
are put on the market at home to meet the current
expenses "' work payable IN monthly install.
menls--we have some 300 10 400 men ut work,
and must spstain and press forward the Road, and
cannot await tho sale Of our Bonds no " on another
market. We ask the stockholders and those ho
wish TO mnke IA safe ana proGtable Investment 10
attend By Oider Of tho f5oard.
March 90. E7-4w
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY
FOR SALE.

On Tuesday The 7lh Of April next, | will sell
my farm, 10 ,hs hghest bidder on the premises,
on the flowing terms: One third down, when 1
give possession; che third in i2 months, aud one
third in > y"ars, with I'm on the land until tho
last payment is made. Th- land lies three miles
Eastlof Oak Grove. about Ii mile, from Hopkins
vile, and abou, 10 miles from Trlces lending,
on Cumberland tiyrr. Thi. farm contains 400
acres, In fine st,te Of cultivation. with about $50
apres Ut cleared iant, with fine mp ovemenl s--s
me, new irnne dwelling, with6 good rooms j
good negro cabins. with bnyk himneys, witha
never falling well Of water, aud Q exceleu, els.
terns on the premises, and large Tobacco Barns,
with all other necessary outbuidlnes Those
wishing 10 purchase would do well q come and
examine the prem, ses before the day Of sale.
z. II. POOR.
W EIkton Bauner.. and Hop. Patriot, copy IN
day of sale, aud forward accounts to me at Oak
Grove, Chi ,tian CO., Ky.
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: Original Nouvellette
For tie Chronicle
Che Bride Of oil Sour.
gy the aa,hsr Of the "Young Colonel" )" "Lily
DAle," "Rsfngees," ect.
CHAPTER VII.

TgE hnsotted intellect Of George Du-
rand could not compass tho hcrather patent de-
1igns Of his more wiley rival, who added to
gr.,t shrewduess, total desttution of
moral integrity, D'Orville had discovered
that Fanny Ormc, though fond Of his
society, was FAR from being won; and that
TO ensure his success, he must yet effect
two objccts, The first was, by some artl-
6cc, to snap the last fibre of the cord
that bound her to Winters and the next,
was to raise himself yet higher in her es-
timation, by the performance Of some act,
which she would construc into so essential
n service as to entitle him to tie fullest
ancasurc of gratitude. The easy credulty
of Durand made him fit agent, and the
over confidence of Fanny furnished the
suggestions upon which the plot was based,
She had, at intervals, told him enough of
the note she had written to Winters TO
enable him to fashion one to her, which
would bear the marks of being genuine.
Accordingly, he wrote the following,
which was left at the Postofice by Du,
rand
' DEAR FANNY,
have long resisted tho temptation 10
ask you 10 grant me one--last-i Interview. Y ou
bade mo attempt ne further correspondence
with you but, feeling that have beeu deeply
S,ropged. and believing that you will 10 mo justice,
,l,N L Lpnt tha | d
! ne Tonight under the tree, whore We hay" so
aLen sat tOg thor, and ther heure my explanation,
II yu hvs heard any thing 10 strengthen your
gi,gt OF my -uilt, Il Ia th" testimony of villain
49, p, s-uo, ahe, perhaps, who told you that was
A,ihe Masquerade, when the truth Is, have been
10 40 piaes lf public amusement FIR more than
Hlrce r,outns Let me nequit myself, In your
o9iuion, and am ready TO submit to your will.
CHARLES,
TO increase the chances of success, the
, ar,te was directed in a different hand, so
hat Fanny might have no excuse for not
b oneniug it, as she had threatened to do, in
atse Winters should write to her. And
hhe idea was a shrewd ono, for her pride
woull not have yielded, had she recogni-
sod the hand, and the note would have
. saen returned unopened. And when il
d:a arrive, she scanned the superscription
gna wondered who twas from though she
s. ad nothing to do but break the seal, in
5sJer to crafty her curiosity. The chito-
graphy was new to her, but that it was
masculine, she could not noubt; andCagain
she wondered who it could be from Al
length she broke the seal, looked at the
) signature, and the note fell from her hand
which trembled visibly, and her checks
alternately flushed and palcd, with tho
Varying emotions of her heart.
One moment, the impulse was to seize
and tear it to peicosi the next, was to 500
what h, dared to wyitO, and thus, for som'
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

The undsrsigned viii sell. o. Auction, on Frs-
day. April Bro, 1851, about
100 ACRES OF LAND,
l. wing on ile Clark al le and Pot Royal Tutpplks
aboni mile md quarter from town, opposite The
r. sidence Of Mr. VIM +. Fal n viii be seld
IN lots of five 70 twenty ecies.
IEkhs,--Dne third, not, payable 10 Bank, a,
our months, balance IN fouE ssuSl psymsnts, Wis.
. - o. o. ober 1851; Second, u Of October.
lS9Si ~ d, lst of aobss. 1853; Fourth, lat u
October, leO with lntsvssl iEon eaie.
G. II SMITH.
$. .. SEAT.
Esreh -, lsb7.-A,s.
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POETRY.
IT IS NOT LONG TILL MORNING.

BY mrs. Z. JEssUp EAMEs.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

II is not long tll morning!
Now tho still night has hushed The house o rest,
Aui each calm pillow with s'eop's peoples PreSt'
Holding the slumberer in bright visions be't.
B1t not for her, comes night welcome guest
Dreaming ill breaks the morning
M h
r. Il /, not long till morning
Not long for three Upon thy sieeps0ss Sign'
Must iise at last the final day aud night
or. then shall dawn that everl lRting light;
aiakiing the day spring from on high, all bright
In that amending morning!
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-27

t- It Is not long I'LL mornIng!
Iheard apale and patient sufferer say,
it As through the long and lonely hours she lay;
for night was more familiar lar than day.
b, To this poor, feeble, sickly child Of clay,
,r1 el.st who waited for the moriuging
70 ~ It's not long ill morning!
Oh! what lesson Of endurance stong;
sG lOf weakness conquered, pain combatted long,
d OF sighs suppressed upon falter'ng tongue,
spoke.n those hope.f'd words, ''lt Is mt long
Light eom,th with the morning y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-30

4 TEMPERANCE Sfcsy.-Cne eren-
ing last week we took our place a. tbs
supper table Of Cincinnati. aad Iauis-
s'i!o packet Supper and eobyessas,on
la. progressed some before We were
seated. An animated discourse WAS 20
ing On 't~izt An o'a gentleman and al
exceedingly aobef faced lady, not less
than thirty yenrs old. On the subject of
temperance
'4Oh !" exclaimed she, ~i:h l,orros de-
Picted on her thin lips, Il do despi.. ,hs
whisky tirinkes.n
The gentleman dropped Lila kn;fa and
fork ss'ssd her band, gave it - shsar,y
-bake--ws though. tssss were goirg is
drop from his taiakiiag eyes.
'hstass.' said he. Il respeet your aen-
ti,nsnis and .hs heart sbs: directed
.hela. | psrruii nc persos to 80 bey oud
me in desFiaing whisky drinkers. I
nave bs-a dlsgustea oe this yery boat,
aud 5aF il aew, before orr wor.lly
c,p.sin's tsse, What, I ask you, car be
more d!e gus.ing than to see well dressed
respectable, aye, viftuous looking young
men, rhose mothers are probably even
now praying that the tender Instructions
by which their youth MAS illuminated,
nsy bring forth prec,ess isui. in .hs,r
maturity. say. 70 see young men step
up 10 the bar Of this boat, and wi.hou,
the fear Of observing eyes. or the con
cienns,ion Of feIig'4;ened opinion, braxeta>
II ask for old Bourbon or Rye, or No
nongahela whisky, when in tbs. bar
they know there is the bss, Of Old Cog
mac Brandy. = Exchanqe.