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csment as that" whispered the Marquis tri-
umphsntly to Madame Leblanc, as he seated
himself at the table, between her and her hus-
band.
The gastronomer was right in his cslcuIa.
tons.
GO shall never be able to eat again at that
horrible tavern" cried the porcelain painter,
when the dessert was being placed upon the
table.
"What is he cured alresdy?" cried his
little wife, whose pretty blue eyes were filing
with Joyful tears.
Yes, he is already cured, mon entant," re.
piled the expurveyor, but the permsnence of
the cure will depend upon your being able to
continue the treatment have begun. And
now let me offer you something that will
help you to do So" he continued, as he took
from his pocket book bank note for q thou.
sand francs, which he placed in the hands Of
the painters wife. at is the price Of the two
saucers," he added, as the painter and his wife
uttered an exclamation of surprise at the large.
ness of the sum of which they now found them
selves the possessors. "The Prince for whom
they are destined will not think have paid 100
much for piece of work that has ineen an
perfectly and so promptly executeSn
The porcelain painter, bsving thus happily
returned into the righ.. path. was never ags;1
tempted to quit it. He became as steady in
his work as he was skilful; and his wife, being
now furnished with the means of providing for
the comfort of her husband, made excellent
use OF The Marquis's teachings. They were
soon able to remove into a better apartment.
Madame Leblanc taking good care to make il
80 comfortable, that her husband was nevar
again tempted to leave his own table or his
own hresiae. Simon Leblanc became very 70
NOUS in his art, and eventually smassed good
deal of money.
When the Marquis de Cussy was attacked bv
the malsdy which terminated bis DAYS. he one
day received a present Of a yery beautiful
porcelain cup, on which was painted golden
pheasant. This cup was accompanied by a
note, containing these words: ITO nv doctor.
70 help him TO take his herb tea"
10 those who inquired what could be intend
ed oy the sending of this cup, he would reply,
" IL is memorial of the most perfect piece Of
cooking, and the most successful cure, have
ever accomplished in the whole course of INV
lifen u ny
In his will, the Marquis bequeathed this cup
10 one OF his nephews, by whom it is carefully
preserved as an heirloom.
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WASHINGTON, D. G.
For the National Era.
M A Y

BY EMILY C. HUNTINGTON.
May is born, the dimpled child,
Tender as a blossom,
Nesting in her baby smiles,
ON the spring times bosom.
Darling May, the grayestskies
Bluer grow above her,
Locking in her laughing eyes,
Cannot choose bat love her.
Not thing that hath not grown
Center fo- her smiling,
Not a care ihathaih not flown
AT her sweet beguiling.
Pa'est flowers, with perfumed breath,
Rarer for their fieeiness,
Waxen bud, and lily bell,
Best become her sweetness
When the orchards on the slope
Stand with blossoms laden,
May shall change from childish grace
To winsome maiden.
Stealing from the meadows green
To the woodlands shady,
One shall whisper in her ear,
Wilt thou love me, LADY,"
AN too pale the lily wreath
For Thy beauty's wearing,
Filter were The royal rose
To Thy queenly bearing"
Darling May, her huttering heart
Listening to his story,
She shall be the Summers bride.
Growing all his glory.
80, when DER the clover fields
Warmer winds are siraying,
KLeeling al his royal throne,
We shall bind US, saying,
"Queenly fair the lady June,
With her forehead sanity,
Desrer was the baby May,
Smiling on US fainly.n
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Frank and Willie,
0 little household speci.

Frank and Willie, I, o little household speci.
mems of perpetual .sotion, who, like other
Franks and Williss, h % very inquiring minds,
and like to know how everything is made, had
superintendent the gre ah of the garden, from
the time when their title brown fingers un.
covered the newly-bus "A seeds, that they might
watch the curious pro sass of sprouting, till the
time when the corr needed all their care.
They watched its groLh and ripening, as faith,
fully as if nature has appointed them to do
her work. They ho and watered the soil
around the roots, ane then parted and turned
down the husks, to let the golden sunshine in,
that the day of ripenel might come the sooner!
At last, the corn < Is pronounced by wise
judges fit for use. .s5ae next day we would
test its worth.
Alas for human ISssesI Alas for human
foresight What ha ye to fear? From the
beginning, everything .ad been done in order;
We had fenced out ira fling hens in the spring,
that our young hopes. hight not be destroyed ;
Marauding pigs, on { schief intent, had been
declared an entranc and ravenous white
COW, that had looked ( | summer with envious
eyes On the fcrhiddes., fruit, had often found,
after hours of futile ort, that it was forbid
den, indeed. x $685.
But the next mornR> /, when we took our &C.
customed stand of o. ervstion, on the back
piazza, to watch the orning-glories and the
corn and lesser growtl blank dismay fell upon
each one of Us. All that waving beauty, all
that full ripeness, the pride of our eyes, our
summers boast. our Srn-where was it A
few crushed stalks, the. emnants of a few blast
ed leaves, we're lying o. the ground; and there,
in the midst of the rui she had wrought, stood
the white COW, in quie. satisfaction, looking as
innocent as if she had sever heard of broken
gate-hinges, and as u.sonscious of fear as if
we all had not murs rous thoughts in our
hearts.
The little boys, who, labor had been in vain,
and to whose knowl.,lgs seeking minds one
field of scientific inSestigaticn wss forever
closed, with loud lame stations, and threats Of
vengeance, went, armed with clubs and stones,
and hastily expelled ffan the field of ruin the
ruthless devourer of s,auty, the destroyer of
many hopes.
Paper and pen, asidsl The beautiful morn
ing tempts me away. i must 60 out and look
at the pansies, brave lstle flowers, defying the
cold of the early sprinh / must count the new
leaves on the tulips, md ask the tardy blue
violets if they intend bisssoming to morrow.
Who would stay indoors to day?
MIRIAM GRAY.
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monsieur olmon Leblanc has been men
toned TO me as skilful workman" resumed
the Mssquis, puzzled by the woman's silence.
"Skltuli" she ans wered, looking up quickly.
(" O yes, he is very skilful, there is no doubt
about that; but unfortunately" she added, sadly,
"hs does not like working t -
~ this reply, the Marquis looked scrutini-
singly round the room, and was struck With the
indications Of sordid poverty visible in every
part of it. -
: No, he no longer likes to works resumed
the young woman, who had followed his glance
through the room, and scanned TO divine bis
thoughts. No doubt this seems very arrange
70 you, a. we are 90 poor, bat it is unfortunately
the simple truth" As she spoke, her eyes filed
With tears. aa Hi-ssa /. saa I ~ b
aPoor childi" murmursd the compassionate
Monsieur" said the painters wife, you
seem to be kind and upright; and thie embold-
ems me to contide to you the whole truth -
Say on, Madame, say on, responded the
Marquis ann ready to listen to ali that you
will tell me-" - al -. .,.,,.,, - I
any husband" she resumed, "has not al
ways been an idler. When we were first mar.
ried, he was the best workman to be found; he
VA spoken Of as q model. what i am eoise
10 ~ will seem to you very strange, hut il ID
true neveetheless. He was made too much Of;
he was paid too much, and too much pested Ill
Il this that has caused his ruin" p ST
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One time aAerxara she said, sit always
makes me sad to 90 ~ ,osd /" and before abe is
through with the low sail, heart end pen take
up over the sadness. sShe lets it be seen thss,I
that evening, when shs was at Lord Howe's,'
my Lady Waldemsr WIS there; was very pretty,
with tressss 20 abun9 ant, her maid must use
both hands to coil them; and that the young
man, With the German students leok, SAID With
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SPEECH OF HON. FRANK P. BLAIR r..

On the Acquisition Of Territory in Central and
South America, to 10 Colonized with Fras
siacks' ana held as 2 Dependency by the Uni
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81 Blind Romney?' - az -.
n "a All, my friend,
You'll K IN TO say II in a cheerful voice,
i, too, q rst desponded'
"sNo kge!' - f...
"fA tear you weep,
Divine -t;rora tesrs upon my hand!
I've see. you weeping for mouse, bird,
(. Bat wee for me, Aurora Yes, there's hope
4 Not hope. Insight.
= am quiet now ~ 4&f
> As tendes surely for the suffering world,
But quit --sitting q the wall 10 learn;
Content asncesouh. 70 do TIE thingsI eaA:r ss8
For thocsa as powefless, said !, as STONE,
stone IA stIff givG sAelter TO Q wosm,
mat Ana y yorh while being stone 6ss that;
q "sIs there hope 6cr ma.
For me and is there room beneath the stone
For cue q worm. And i'll came and said
Whist his weeping scarce would let ne say,
And yes trhat woman cannot say al all
But we, Jing bitterly, THE pride keeps up
Cnnl III = leart breaks under it, IL love '.--.r
love vi, Romney.' -
"t Silence :, he exclaimed
womA ss ply sometimes makes her mad l
A hghf distraction must not cheat his soul
To tstet avansase Of il. Yet, 'iis hard
r. Fafe,Te,t Aurora ..ss,-s a,--,st., -+l g.. q.
[. - - g But I love you, sir
And WI " woman says she loves man. aat
The nss must hear her, ihonghhe love her not
1; Which nsh! he has leave to answer in his turn
Then d I owns all. = .a9Ni
fl4S a4@asY You were wrong 3olH =
In mne5 You said so. was wrong in most g
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Sn par'S irtrp nun non etncih Mtindncr cine
eaierii6c Siertrauerei erri6trt. Gapplcpn lpI bic.
les prpictt irbr 9iiniti9 a%uissnUmmcn ump aeiaat ia.
zen: ,Sicr brinst 5rierr.'
= stuS rcr Sprfihnlc. S&ulmcHfer. Sctt fpm-
rtertipirnn unier liebcs penii6es SatcrlanS. Sum.
9ens! SD brTe. SIR ipsrcrt sinnnal beu.e nibt lp
NibNasslrumnl~ antmprter, mie ipnf aspSbnlih g!lp
100 licgt OeutIhIanb?
&ahS. lf Ter Gonrfarte.
Sdlnlmeilsr. Glet, paS wsiB Sober! gs Iieet i'm
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iaasr! Sun 6sr5cn prn europa liestsl Dummrian.
ssas lit Seuti6Ianp in taatlider Sinf6t, Gaspar?
GaSpar. Sd Gene fdeene Seseub.
S4ulineiiter. -Ssbt rebert mir niGt ron idSncn
0eaenoen. @el6rr iprih, pisOci6t weibt On rs
tefer! 1 ~" ~ q '
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Mcldrr. Gin tultes 2ldcrlci.
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Shulmciiter. 2icter gar lpnt no - Sn Trouf-
Iurt! = GirlrS Organ ncnnt man pcn Sunrcstaa
rrsr pe Snnecsrrriammlua9. Bas maGtp Suns
discriminating in Srantfurt?
Sans. Sic %brfiuoct iih mpGl!
Sdulmritcr. 0as tann lbrn Ieiu, baspu III ober
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unp qn1l ms nitt ~ le9r:
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Ter critic &uB nnA iabrelangcr 2tctc.
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= 9n einrm neutrality-suspicious." Ranp III lelen (:
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rer 9ritunp tcs9caHrn if."t -asal
= Sic StrplpNrn purAircn sic Cecil, rio Surifcu
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Der lmtsr3et6nste ntaht tsm 9utlifun, Die ~erastenfe gu,.,..
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uno bIlt9,i eneflbrt. @ufrdss f5nnen tei Srn' Ga
1921 S Sspa.
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S'H rt spte Ntstn" lpradD Der dlterc 0Seisler,
tef tc"r9t = uoer eas fcte Gr, in rieie 6crnr &c
9rIlen Bat! Sa, &crr Miacr, nidt Ncr,ua, RAP Sir
MIR perileben rnp meinrn Srbmanie SSbr eiacnes Stint
%tcbnnoelt bnben, 10 perpanfe ids Sbrcr Sirlpros audi
ro0e i1finen 9clteu, nm mcldben lnte6r wie hunoert
1npere lid Sfemorper baten. Nter Id, wI,rSr mid,
rnel'les @lildes 'ScA niGt ireuen< IoSnucn, wern sic
nod thinner AT ben Scl9cn meincs gerirbcns. am
Slutlpude! littel. 0ptt lei emia OanE, baf; CT Die.
les lMmsre llttrl Won Sbncn unp papurtb bic idmerz
lr Salt pom n'sinem Srrien scnpmmeu bat"
rSttu, @etBler "-p erleste Der maderc Gr,msiIfsr
"rtht nn' mid lrben gu laNen, Bin it nit meincr
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lotuns Cures Spbnes gu iein."
$50 ifsm in9te 0utas : limb burh. bieIen
neaen Semeis BON Dem gIpblppu,u nrcines eplcu
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etnrS braSeit treucn gHribcS unp fam ntdbt l1,,oer
meine sSaRl anlteben lalrn. Va STR mir nun Md,
ti'iner Die Sanb Glrcr Spdter Serpuifa Yrrcntbolz
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Safer @si6lsr.
sd AUDI, mein SpGn !" rtef bic Shutter.
nNfcine Ginmidi9unS BAIT Tn c~tcnfaus"- III
d1eIte Nfilsr, 5u mcIden 2utas, ppn lriucn geltcrn
binirr@, 9in9ctrctcn mar.
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tier unc ib Yrriprad gu6, Die Souri, aus pcm faiier=
lthell Serail nidt pbne Sure GinmiQiauuo an beiroz
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CbAGStSS
@ntrifd 1T prtl tetanut,
Oils Gin itbr muEHtrba,cS QanS;
Sp'alc mir 9euIte sS nir fetu, 'a
Oa bletbt unS ter StritanS Ibier ift5u. rE
Die 2Gute chtn 3abaf bier
limb furhten lid rpr'm 2aatrtter,
Siss ,9ahies" tro9tn erpfe y6uppe," @
Die Manntr rcrncn III bic Cube.
Die 8situn8 bNt tin ieb:r 9ann, -
@ub menii er lie nidt leitn fam;
linz iper mn @srsfen Bier betrlst,
@t ncilten in Der Stride liot. 1888 *.
Wa9t Giner etipa je 9anfrpit, 81
60 lebt or bintcnnadl sans lptt,
limb gilt fur einsn BRAY N Mann, SUES
Spbalb cr's nur reht ,lmart" fna an. Hffss
VI SIN Yolitif iid jsber nid5t,
2oh nur, baB er elm 4nt trpif5t;
Gnt9ebt ibm Der atlpie 2phn, ".a.'
Sp maht or 9IeidD Spppitipn. R"f '.Hs@
Die Serritaft ftIiest um stFn ll6r ,u
limb 9sbt mp lt,ir3" ulD iuht bic Stub;
Sob in b:m v0artor" yip, r." bic Wa,b
Slit ihrsni ~ pe" Die bal,e 9adt.
gBenn etnem Ndb@tn ~ tu i6r tbeu'r.
So ,,ltport' lie nIr auf ridD" pprm ,,Soueir:n
Der bebt Sann bios lejn Sprit6lein an,
tnb Tugs bit bu Gin gbsmann!
g8er nismatS 3slisicn 6eIas,
8st5mmt is bier in ppnen Neas; II
Gr fnftt nur af Die .,NReurnins Ssn6n,
GO wirS er slei4 Gin fromnter MenIb.
M &bsnbs lit bic STRIDE ippbI
Bon Nfab6en bis gum 9re6sn spl;
Die btnfsn ol: alb MRS boh aus.n
Stnn ibs nSppe" bic wartsa Sraus.
asrl "a"
gBtnn bas Gin Summsr 9,utGhsr Gs5t,
90 esaft sr pobl in fern @smlt6:
ID Surnbua, 0 Raltrita!
PM! pm! PM! PM! S, Ia, ia, ia!" 80
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0sprae 81. 6unhlen

Bamils Grocer, 1870 Yroaoirast, uabs Der 8. etros.
b6lt elm ret6ltbss une %pr,Slslitrs Wager BON Groceries a H. Nj,
Seeint, Nlanors &C.. Die ar Ss9tn baar gu ausnabntspsis hinia,as..
grtIel osrtauit; rn! stnsn ssu6 isinsr 8reun6s nnS ess S a,rSn.
tunie ouist otristss NH of Ssnlerfuns, ban es ibt ,um s,srauss
fonnrn. '"'" V'V'ened ID
9. q. SuabI.A
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Dem estIotlhen SutHfan srlau6t i1d tr llnter,ti6neIs ,r,,.
al utarlHolllfaFe neben rem SpHl Der 5srren Narl bouIen y, e.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

On motion OF Mr.. STARK EI the mes
sage OF the Governor Directing 10 the me
mortal Tor the relief OF X. T. Jackson, was
rad.
SECOND RKApiNG.
A bill incorporating the town OF Anoka;
A bill amending the act incorporating the
town Of la Crescent
A bill Amending the act incorporating the
Minnesota Central University;
A bill authorizing the Trustees OF School
District No. |. in Steele county, TO raise
money for certain purposes;
THIRD READING.
To amend the act Incorporating the Little
Fall Manufacturing Company
A hill authorizing the Register OF nccds
of Frcborn county to copy reoris from
the Dodge county ofio;
A bill for the protection Of hsh IN Lake
Como
A hill authorizing School District No 20,
IN ilcnncpin county, 10 borrow money Tor
CERTAIN purposes;
A h'l establishing the county 81 Mile
Lac. and defining lis boundaries. LAID on
the table;
A bill authorizing the Supervisors Of
Brown county 10 borrow money for the
construction Of bridge across the Cotton
wood river,
A bid authorizing ,he Register Of Deeds
Of olmste'i county to eopy records from the
Mower county ofies.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17
SATURDAY, June II, 1865

SuN sN'fs
SENATE.
The Senate met at the usual hour and
was called 10 order by the Lieut.. Governor
NOTIONS of BILLS.
by Mr.. COOK A bill TO provide for
commencing the regular annual session of
the Legislature.
by Mr.. BATES A bill for fixing the
time o, holding the annual elections
by Mr.. SKINNER A bill TO cs,ab.
sh State Prison ut Faribaali,
ni,is INTRODUCED,
By Mr.. DAY; An act TO legalize the
acts Of the Town Council Of the town Of
la Crescent
by Mr.. coon A bill establishing the
salaries Of the Secretary OF the Senate and
Clerk Of the House.
By Mr.. DUNWEll; Auact TO amend
al act incorporating the city OF Yves, st.
Paul.
by Mr.. STREETER: 4 memorial 10
Congrss Tor an Appropriation Of land TO aid
10 the construction Of railroad from Wi
mona 10 the southern line Of Minnesota.
BrIs PASSED.
The bill fixing the SALARIES o. the Judg.
q Of the Supreme Court, was passed with
but two dis~'ntlng votes - Messrs. Mvsruy
and PnSi.rs-
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porter Of the MisnesotiG. for inserting a
correct report with the exception Of his re.
marks in relation to the Governor, and be
hoped the members would be equally severe
on those who were guilty OF introducing in.
to the remarks Of Mr.. TEYPr, words which
he had not uttered, thus directly committing
breach in the rules Of the House.
On motion OF Mr.. PECKHAM, II. F.
No. 2Gl, returned from the Senate with
amendment, was concurred in, and the bill
ordered to be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. CHASE, the House
then adjourned.