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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
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+ A CT Q X Y,
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BIlyilIe, sandusky County, o.

TINE subscriber takes this method of informing the
i citizens of Sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has eted his machinery in the best order and proposes
manufacturing
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
ErysipeIas, ScrofiIa, Kings Evil, Tettcr,
TumOF-s, and Salt Rheum.

From Ertvdrdilg Ncrchdih cf s. louis ftb. }, lSI"'
DR. AVER Your Pills the paragon OF all that is
great IN medicine They have cured my little daughter
Of ucerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncuabe for years Her mother has been long grieyQs
y afflicted with botches and rimpes her skin and in
hcr hair After our clid cured, she also tried Your
pills and they have cured her. ASA MORGGIDiE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
rders and Liver Complaints

:
WASHINGTON ID. c., 7 Feb. 1856.
Sin: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made tem and cannot hesitate TO
say they are the lest catlarc employ Their resu-
lag action on the Irc is quick and decided consequent
~ they admirable remedy for arrangements OF that
.rean Indeed have seldom found case of bilious dis
case 80 obstinate tlnt it did not readiiy yield to them
Fratcrnally YOURS ALONZO BALL, NJ. d.
9L,sic NIL Mir.iue LEosnilln
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
SAW and FIGURING MILLS,
CAST IRON COLUMNS, WINDOW GAPS A

So drafts and surveys for Mills Of every description
d Warehouses and other establishments using
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
Dvsentery, Relax. and Worms.
N'i-V' % UIsfI nv 7 ''''
Indigestion and Impurity CT the Blood.

From, Rer j. T. HINES Iastor qf Adrent Ch'ueh Boston
DR. AVER; have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called to Nst
in distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and purify
the blood they the very best remedy have ever
known, and confidently recommend them TO my
fficutis. Yours, j. V. HINES.
1r. ,ra,,,o n, ~ v 10. "a 1Sss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-18
NEW FIRM. FREMONT MACHINE SHOP
JUN E &c O. ELPIN,
Are pfepafed 70 M1NuFACTuRE TO ORnhHi With des-
patch
STEAM ENGINES, of all sizes,

from one 10 ans hundred horse poper all mounted
heavy Iron Bed Plates, and manufactured from the
best material and in the gsr SryLE of WoRKnASsrlP.
Particular attention paid TO the EcoNoNy OF FuEL,
and neat and substantial design.
We will, Il desired, FuitSisH MACHINERY ENriRE,
and do the Millwifghting for
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
More d MIS-. GunnIngham What NsI

New York city is a stage upon wAiifEhh.
are enacted scenes III trath, more horriHlle
than those 81 fiction. 1t would haYYe
seemed, some time ago, that the IIiSst
damnning depths of infamy and crime hEad.
been fathonled there. But with al ITS
long and varied catalogue of robbaliIes
and murders, initheir thousandmodesa Hhdl
forms, there has at last t~ranspirea an aet
of iniquityb, which considered as q seaIiel
of Tie tragedyto which it belongs, is IpsF-
|haps unsurpassed id the annals Of huhiar.
|depprayity. The papers of that City came
to us with extended and minute accoanfs
Eof the arrest Of the notorious Mrs. Cub
bingham, oni TIE charge of attemptiigHto
impose up6MT IRE public the child of Al
other woman as her own offspring, hnd
thelegitimaate heir ofthe late Dir. Burdell,
for whose. murder she was but a fsYt
months ago tried and acquitted. II
seems, that for some time past she haas
pretended to be in that interesting corHdi
Ition, In which her Royal Majesty, shhF
good Queen Of England, SO frequentlysre
I[ioices. But more. recently, growing ilnE
patiieutt, perhaps, for the accomplishment
of he FpnrpEpose-the production Of an BILL II
to the estate ofthe murdered dentisE NJ
she candidly confessed the falsity of IIeAi
professions to- her attendant physici8Hli
and solicited His aid in completing tthhst
ruse. He consented, but for the purpSsgs
of conyietipItg the base yeFsatpge aef tht
crime which she contemplated. The Ik1
vas eoncoeted; the arrangements W
made, and Mrs. Cunningham was canGh
in her own trap, She repFesenLea u
have played TIE part perteeti9p4
new born Baby was borrowed from Il
mother at the Bellevue Hospital, phyaI
clans were in attendance, and Mrs, Gun
ningham's aerodutehemdnt would have bee
believed natural and true, butfor the fae
that She was watched, and betrayed, aH}
arrested She donfided her criminal u
tentioin to. Dr.. iUh, and hevery propeFi.
allowed her to t weave the web Of her ow z
destruction. Such is an outline Of I'll
principal ffeatiireso Of this Infamous affair
We refrain from a publication Of the dip
gushing details. Richmond EaQaifet
III,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
VIRGINIA, TUESDAY l AUGUST ISL 1857.
Eco n n uNIcA D

EDS. STAR The Agricultural Saeis
Ety Of Virginia, through their comfaittes,
have appointed the first day Of SepSgenmiS-
Der. Go urt as the time the Membership the
Society (both yearly and life menibefs)
are to elect a representative to the Eafni
ers' Asse mbly. which meets in RllclEs
mond this fall. E
It is particularly. gratifying tl|st th II
long neglected subject Of ~agriculftaTs. n
beginning to meet that attention YlHichl
IL So Justly merits: Like everyFothefr
worthy cause it has been smothered dSw
and neglected, and other more. eHYgfrosii
Sing topics, productive Of less good kysa
been discussed and considered instsad.-
II B TO BID hoped THAT q matter ofsachl,
vital Importance will continue to gfew iii
interest, and that our county will fipH bteI
leastamonig thpse Interested and tlisttthfeII
election will be attended to. by each afndI
every county composing the distlH1HH-4H
net there be a unity ofaction, and aliava
some. oineI chosen who Mill attend. and
represent them in the Assembly \
know of no, one who will do this nripree
faithfully and ably than Col. IFRsXcIs
THooNtPsoN, Of Kanawha--a gentlemsaAoff
long experience, and whose reputatis AZ
a practical farmer is familiar to salr
Knowing 1.-The interest Col. Thomgsoli
takes in The cause, the writerfeels uSfpr
lied in saying that, if the membefsotf
the society wish him to represent fhsmi
I'M the Assembly, he will not hesItHte,
but t;rke pleasure in so doing, IAsiiFi5
an office that, it is probable, will nttEbf4
sought aaer, but rather declined! Hby
eveaa the most enthusiastic, fromEthe pvSn-
sideration4 Of theacxpense, time. incSnf
veniences, &c.+, it is hoped that sthiss
denominations will meet with the hppHRoFaII
of all interested, Let the. members iii
Kanawha generally vote for ColtThdntiP1
son, and secure for i delegate q practisall
farmer whose SUCCESS is a sufficient aliAr-
~Nantee of liability. #..@/ A FAARR+MEER4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
TgIy Edftor IS.

Some of the e'm1leembers of thu press
il Virginia have recently started 4 CON
troyersy as to their respective beauty
1t was commenced, We believe, by
Seruees, of the Warrenton Wing, who
nlfhe hope Of diverting attention from
his own MISUNDERSTANDING t. Hasten
the infrmity Of ugliness upon sundlfy
others Of his brethren. He has even yen-
gtured 10 dispute Che personal beauiyfodl
our nneighbor Of the COURIER. I.
Now, We think the eaiters Of Virginia
AZ really 4 handsome tset Ok fellows.-
Bearing Scruggs, al facsimile ot whose
face may be Z upon mostof the chalk
pines in the country, they will compare
fayorably with the members Of any othel
nrofession. And even Ssruggs, when he
L. mad flor he is ugliest when his fea;
lures are in perfect fepose might be'apltt
to pass in a crowd. d
The ueliest editor we ever saw wa
Horace Greeley-but he ~ 50 ugly inter
EnaIly that it could not help showing o.
lie surface. As forthS Virginia editors
thew are not ugly in heaFt-and thos'
fen who, like Scruggs, are ugly only i
person, We can easily forgive -Lyneh
buro Wrqinidn.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
Ii yite President Brstk iaridgeH His Kel
I T.. E tufky Home.

A delegate 10 the Presbyterian Assem-
BY, Kentucky, under date Of .9une 2qa,
writes as follows;
etAbout a mile distant from Lexingtohh
ID the residence Of John G. Breckinridgs,
Vide President of the United STAKES
is aco,ttase eemnbo5ssoomed amidst o%verhang-
ING trees, simpleIand unpretendinsg as BE-
comes the abode pf one who would 81
d good example to the people who hays
elevated him to the second office in tlss
nation, ana to- whom he must TturEl
again when heIshall have fulfilled what
ever public functions they may require
at His hands
..Mr. BreckmridgeFwa avery ~efonstarff
and Interested spectator Of the lOfngsd
the assembly, and extended the courte
sies Of his house to both clergy ami
laitT. Though hst a member Of TIL
church, he attends upon the ministry q
Dr. Matthews, to whose flock his estimal
lbleylady Belongs From both sides n
hasA CURRENT Of strong Presbyterial
blood rruaning3thfopghshi iii veins Th'
Breckenridge predelictions we all know
and from his mother he mherits 4 simila
ecclesiastical relationship, she being
daughterof Samuel Stahhope Smith, one
the distinguished President Of PrineetoI
College.
AS ID personal appearance. he mas i
manly figure. very dark hair, Penetras,n'
eye. and features not unlike those OF II
ERey, DIT. William Breckenridge. He
Young looking man for % high q pos
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

Nor. BAp.-A Georgia paper 4ells Ithsee
follow inc, With characteristic JUNCTION ,and
nv. are sure our Mississippi friepds viii
equally enjoy il: f.l
tA lady, formerly resident Of Georges,
Very much. disconnected with MlssissippRl
Ilifb. and longing to return 70 her native
land, was shouting at a campfmcetinSS
last year and became p excessively haP--
ipy that she exclaimed, fGlory tp Sod, l
fesl like I was in Georgy7 A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
M facetious gentleman, travelling il.

la facetious gentleman, travelling inthMe
country, On arriving at his lodging place
inHthe evening, was metby the hostlsr.
whom he thus addressed:
EsBoy, exxtrieate that quadruPed from
III vehicle. stabulate him, donate to him
Al adequate supply Of nutritious allment
ana when bright Aurora shall again lily
inmate the oriental horizon, Twill reward
Vol with 4 -pecan:a:y compensation foI
|yonr amiabie hospitality"
The boy not understanding xord;rar
intb the house, saying. "Master. here'aa
ED1tchman wants 10 see YOU.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

LA Coon REpLY.-A Clergyman travel
iinp in a s~tage-coach was asked BY opeiiof
p~assengersi if he thought pious heath
ens would 81 to- heaven. 'Sif,' said THE
Clergyman i am not appointed judge IF
THE world, and consequently eaialot tell;;
But if you get to heaven you shah eTthpr
fld them there, or a good reason why
they are not A reply well fitted "a aff-
an impertinent question fdlctateq py
curiosity. lf#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
Eneland's Troubles.

The rebellion in India, against the
F,absb L not ydt quelled. AT the date o.
,ba Iastiadyicea, 30, 600 English had been
mt ID death, add the English troops
st;ll mail to conquer the rebels. The
canse of the rebellion is a matter o
doubt, although II is believed e have
or;oinated from an. impression thatfthe
ENGLISH we're interfering with the religion
offbe natives. England Has now on hanc
twotroublesome and costly wars in Chins
snd india. md harpublic debt, it is stated
barre is It is already, isbeingg immensely
MS, ,se,snted by Abr China and India diff.
a%aT,;es. She is I grasping and insolenI
ss.;an .alWars III search Of some pretex
e. n,aLinr conouests-and consequent,
& entitled to but little sympathy.
urpa.o5osn;ssth Flittle things will ncy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
TnE oprosIrIos 70 NAroLEaai

MI. THE oppos1rIoN 70 NAPOLEON IS
FkANcE.-The number Of Opposition
Votes cast in the late French election is
stated. to have been about IA million H. n
Nine SeHths Of these Fefe6ast la xhslhrgs
tsNnssofthe smpireso dtiis aIeged thNs
it the opposition had had more time 10
Organize. it;could have doubled q aef
te number "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
affecting Bereayements!

The Richmond papers record The death
dfa young man in that city, on the 23d
instant, whose wedding was appointed lfpf
the very night whenshe was lying cold
and stark in the embrace Of destR. A
few days before he was ine the prime Of
health, and the cards Of inyitatioIl to Tie
marriage feast were SEN to a laf d circle
Of acquaintances. But the night came
and he was shrouded in his wedding suit
Who may picture The agonyof tbe young
Being who was to have gone WITH him I 9
the altar, when thus called to the side of
the bier. Death, ever appalling Mi The
young. had a treble poignaney for her --
AT the very hour she coyly dreamtedEof THE
bright future, he togwhom her Young faith
was plighted, had joined
s'The lnnumefable ~caafrayaa H
That moves forever through the gates III
DEATH, HAA
and had proved how ruthless is ths ReafPF
ct 4 III
Who Will. his sickle keen, MI
Reapeth the bearded grain at a bfeath,
And the flowers that grow IN
We have to record an af1ietioa utmost
similar, ii the case Of a worthy Eoalng
mau, a former resident q ,and wei knowIR
in Winchester. John R, =McIeBd died
iu Washington City on Monday the goth
inst, in tbs 9th year ofshis age AFTER 4
briefillness. %Tne deceased was Engaged
tdBe married to an interesting yoahg lady
early, in August, bGtRas cut of in the
very bloom Of manho6ds and was buried
in his wedding suit. He>was a NEST ex-
ctllent and enterprisins citizen, and -by
industry and thrift was aecumuaatIilpgg q
handsome properly. In this case the,
tile great Reaper, Death, whe has Ealns sea
sons for His own, sought a noble citizsn,
~ Winichsster Republican.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

1.-The people will be glad to learn f1haitt
pffices OF food, which have been ruling 50
5hgh,, for So long a time, are, at last Oh
Tie decline. Corn and flour are lower,
auuid sugar, it IS confidently said, Will bSe
mich lower this fall. The grcwfngefoP,
eSyerywherst is magnificent. HI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

The Washington correspondent III tthhe.
Richmond South, writing under date pf
August I'd, says SAN affair 0f honor
spoken OF here yesterday between
RIr. A. Noise, Jr., Of s. O., and A iMar
Btonaugh. The former was the chad
lehging party. The affair, ! learn ihaass
been settled.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
PARKS s MOsELEY.
n III n QT lHG u ].

saA3 RRsJr7 j sRKss &JoHNL. MOSELEY
A fNt is IN ~ Y e III /. MIA 4 partnership, for
4 Il. : 1 a,s "A tF,e, ;s4ng IAN I'M THE Circuit
AID County ctoarteH iKanawha,H aid N tiie
Uircuit Courts 6f Logan, Boone 2 ld hoane
wlll hereaf1eI fagtularEf attend those Courts,
Mil bussir sss enttnstel to their care Will r.
ceiYe pronpt attention. %
oae 81 he other Of TIE firm can 4 ways ae
found, during business ho 4rs. at thelr once,
m RODGERS Row, in the town Of Charleston,
Charleston, Oct. + 1896.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

/ r,onoaments have been made to es-
tobl;sb nav line If steamers between
W.ysna and Galveston, Texas, and is to
toner Il some of the principal ports on
,bef Gulfof Mexico. Tbes line v III 10 into
~nneratien on. the It 81 JanNaryy next.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

sonny, does your father take a paper?
YES, sir, two Of them. One Of them
belongs to Mr.. Smith, and the other TO
Thompson,I hooks 'em of che stOop.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
~ ~ M F7 J. W. hNuH
law AND Just ICE.

N !" T. LAW AMI Ih..T crY 49,,
H II FISHER aFsa J W. EN ~ Fl rf ahe
Ilat ing entered into q paItnefsaip' lbs ~
purpose Of practicing5 Law IN the. caaaelgs ~ \.
Mason and Putnam, will regularly astsnu =
Circuit, Qaauterly and MontnlS sSou, 80
those two counties, and will Ply esels a
MI / t M III, of Tia firm will always be
il IL u ! z III. tls M n Pom Pleasant, and
aone. or the other viii regularly PC atths ! =
nam County Courts. Fa.
Pf. Pl Lasant.l Dec. u, n31N1 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

Mr.. Glover, who has for several years
been connected with the agricultural de-
Apaftment Il the Patent Once re RS
signed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
JAMES III. RRo WV,
,RNEy a. COUNSELLOR AIT Law,

KAEAwHA q. H.,vA.,
nRACTlCES in the Courts Of kfanawha,
Jackson. and adjacent con nties-2
Prompt and punetpat in ttle collection aaa
II shar$enpeat of debts, and the prosecution
aha defence o Suits entrusted TO bAs caLet
H0ffce on Main Streets q few dqors oei'N
Steamboat landing.
e#}4 anQE@r~% H5# EH #%Ra fE ~ Ia. I5 HHa@4 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
IA s ToIIN II. HUNlr..1

n. agnrcsInNAL SERVICES, 70
1fefs hhas HI ny ,.srou AND VICINITY!
tfe c%Itlzens q MIA 80 mi eneagel-at his
He may pc a,lS dccnpied BY Mr.
DEhdef ~ the Iopn, ahare the KanaWha
House or AZ the X nawha House
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

whose despissth little things will neY
attain to great things.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

Ariolept storm a. rain.s Sceonpe9'd
Ibv h41;Epassed Over Kee1ist5R1 RockI1
Nam c9nnty Va " sdlesda1 q lax
Heak All the Streams ofela oNed.
sweeping OF thss cfoPs timber AogA q.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-25
- RIVER FALLS PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY
:. So | have heard. T"

$50 | have heard.
Mr.. Bancroft answered with seeming
indifference, but his heart quivercd as il
a blow had been given.
at is ssid that the future to raise
money to lift one of his notes killed him z
said another.
People will say almost any thing
replied Mr.. Bancroft, with assumed cool
ness.
Time moved steadily onward. The
SETTLING spot on the surface Of trade
whore Mr.. Cartwright went down was
obiterated by tbs onward moving cur
rents; and he was scarcely remembered
III the business circle where once his busy
face was familiar object.
But there was one man who could new
er thrust aside his image; one man in
whose memory his presence was a rank
ling thorn. Many times had he tried to
pluck out this thorn by secret acts of kind
ness to the family Of Mr.. Cartwright.
But the effort only seemed to make the
anguish more intense; fer tho little he
offered by stealth contrasted 50 poorly
with the all-sustaining life deeds of a bus
band and father, that he was shamed back
into impotence
The case was hopeless. That single act
OF unkindness 50 fatal in its consequences,
was done forever. It had gone beyond
his utmost reach, and there was no sur
geon skilled enough to extract the thorn
it had left to rankle in his memory.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-25
HUNTING UP Il SOFT PLACE

/ was down to see the willow yester-
day, said Tins uncle, and she gave mo
some dinner. / went down rather early
in the morning; we talked and laughed
and chatted and run on, she going out
and IL occasionally, till dinner was ready
wien she. helped me graciously to pige-
On pie. Now thought that, Tim, rath-
er favorable. ] took il as . symptom of
personal appreciation, because every one
knows ] love pigeon pie, and hattcred
myself she had cooked it on purpose for
me. So I grew particularly cheerful,
and thought could see il in her, too
So after dinner, while sitting close to the
widow, fanc:ea xe both felt rather COM
Portable LIKE know did. felt that
| had fallen over head and cars in love
with her, and / imagined from the WY
she looked she had fallen III love with me.
She appeared fer all the world just as if
she thought It YVES conling--that | was
going to court her. Presently couldn't
help It laid my hand softly on her
beautiful shoulder, and | remarked when
/ placed it there, ii nay blandest tones.
Tim, for tried to throw my whole soul
into the expression. remarked then, with
my eyes pouring love, truth and fidelity,
right into hers:
"Widow, tbs IS tie niccs:, sofest place
/ ever had my h4na on il I'll my life.'
Looking b-aorolont,y at ne, and at the
same time flashing up q little, she said.
il melting and winning tones;
doctor, give me your hand. and III
put it on O. mnci. softer place"
In q moment, in rapture, consented,
and taking my hand, she gently, very
gently, Tila, and quietly laid it on ny.
head-and burst into laugh that's ring
ing N my cars yet:
Now, Tim, haven't told this to q liv-
ing soul but you, and by jinks you mustn't
but / couldn't hold in any longer. so |
toll you; but mind, it mustn't 60 any fur
thar
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-25
OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

4 honely, silly fellow, about . hun
drod wears ago, sat in London; fellow
who maintained that he moved his up
per Jaw il. eating bis dinner! 4 fsllcw
who had consertei with beggars, and
tfuted his way through. France, and beg
gel his way through Italy.
At the moment we think Of him he was
wranglng with the land lady about his
long arrears Of rent, sferiff's satellite
making the group triangle.
He sent to q surly fr.end Of whom the
the world has heard, for aid. That AID
came in the shape of q gulnea' had rur
chased a bottle Of MADEIRA and the tenant
and landlady were quarrelling over the
Nine.
Just then the sur)y friend arrived, re-
placed tic cork IN the bottle, aud begged
him to consider the ways and means OF
pecuniary relief. This Doctor without
any diploma-for be had Dubbed IN drugs !,
this actor without any engagement--ior
he had been stroling player-proetucod
a manuscript; q thing from such source
promising Slight returns.
The friend glanced at the pages carried
them away, and presently returned with
sixty pounds IS the ayails thereof.
That 1,1anuscr;pt vas The Vicar OF
WaketieId,n H'pool Mol" the fellow aud
Johnson the s,lrlv friend.
4 cabinet of such pictures has Maeau!ay
painted that VII i've as long rs the works
of 'fhe Old masters"
How much there was in Oliver Goldsmith
to pity and coudeinli hos very much to
love and to admire.
In company with lis "Trayeer' he
shall move unehallenged, down to coming
time, though the place Of bis grave is
forever forgotten.
lis your mind ut easel asked q med
cal attendant us the poet lay upon his dy-
ing bed. ''No; it is not" were the last
words Of Goldsmith