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f;J the Of Mobile Bay 10 miles from Mobile.
EI The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to th
friends and the public generally that hey opened the above
well known and favote resort about the 10Th Of un
Many Improvements have been made with he increased
comfort only tohe invalid hut others seeking recra
and pleasure.
Pin Alley, etc h Band Of Music has been engaged aa
ionable place of the Coast will
liberal patronage
a Persons TEhtug cabins, will make early application.
aull I'm SALLES DRAKE.
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1ART1CULAR NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
s. p DRIABAEEE. d.. ...... .... President
+ Seic-hnaydro, o De lechirr
Jos. Hernandez. G. CubertsOu,
Guy DupaHtier, a. UelFcuth,
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

- Of this house now prepared furnish refreshments q
quality either solid lqndI surpassed BY any other
share public 0 .trouage,
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T VI. BRaUN's COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE. Ne
y la4 Poydras street.
sThs Liquors ST. Louis Beer always on hand
Lod gjngs furnished at all hours. % 5n
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DENTISTRY.

saesrsr4yszsga MEDICAL, StEGESICAL4 AND IL
sss@%sSE5ssz Oh ANIGAI. NENTtSrRf.-nr. A. T. 0EGT
TIE manufactures superior Artificial GSstti7Z
ALL III II hold, Plataa, Silver or Gutta PerchA.
Teeth removed ssishout pain. 9ce Ne. 10 sronne tEe
New Orleans, as ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
Two Fatal Railroad Accidents

AccipExr on THE lirpsox RIVER RAiLRap.--
On Thursday evening the o'clock EXPIRES, train
ran over AMI killed II Mr.. George Black AID his
vie II short distance from Tarrytown, near FIX
Mayor kngland's residence.
1t seems they were walking up the trGk for
thu lurpase OF calling upon some friends living on
Mr.. kingsland's place.
The wind was flowing from the northwes, and
it was soucM hat dark at the time the arcid,nt &C.
cured The engineer did not know III tic acct
deaf until it was tcegralhed from Tarryt,wn to
Punghkcrlsie. Mr.. and Mrs. Black wer resi-
drnl> IT Ta'rrtuwu, and both members Of tie Me
tho,ii>t Protestant Church,
.AcCIpE>r oS THE Ono AND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
About "',nvk on Wedn .say afternoon lat, Mr.,
MILLER. II mail agent in the employ OF tie Ohio
tcn,ral Railroad Company, was missed from the
car. Surprising that he had fallen from tie car,
the tram was instantly stopped 1t ws then
backed slowly, wheh the body of the untutunate
man was found near u woodpile about sih miles
from Columbus, torn ana maugled in n mriibe
mai,urr--sn much 81 TINT twas almost impossible
To Init him up and place him in the without
pieces falling from the body. Singular toreatc,
he was alive when found but insensible. de liv-
cd about three minutes after he was placodin the
cur. The acclent must have happened IN this
manner. Along the track for considerable
distance isu wood.plo FL near the track that n
gct!Hiuan in.ormed our reporter he did not be-
lieNr ;n,t there was four inrhes between he pile
aul the rArs lie is supposed to have stnot AT the
u en- door vi the car when his clothing waraught
IN the wood, thus dragging him from the ar, and
crushing him in this small space.
Mr.. Miller was highly esteemed citizen OF
Baltimore andleayes wife and five chillen. 1t
is rather singular fact that ust before tie acct
dent occurred the unhappy man was telling some
irieads ei very narrow escape he once had while
travelling m the ears.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
Extra Session.

Tho Lcesburg Washngtonian advocates nm extra
session ofthe Legislature. upon the ground that the
biennial session. limited to ninety days donot aft rd
sufficient time for the transaction ofthc lcgslnti,"
business of great Commonwealth like Virginia.
In this view we concur. The Legislature ought
to meet annually in such State as virSnia-and
the Governor ought to take the responsibility nj
ways Of converting it. Tho expense is ,ri.ling,
compared with the loss annually sustained, in va
rious ways. 10y the people Of the State, for the
lack Of necessary private lesisation--to say moth
ing of tho great public interests which tho Lcgi,
laure has in charge, Let us have the extra scs
| sion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
Davis W. Douglas,

twill be recollected that Mr.. Douglas, in one of
his discussions in Illinois. attem pied to bolster up
his heresies On the subject Of Squatter Sovereignty
BY an appeal - the high authority of jefferson
Davis. Of Missisippi. Senator Davis has, howev.
Or, made speech recently At Jackson, in that
State, in which he charges Douglas not only with
Misrepresentation, but with inconsistency. He
also says that bet'ceeu Douglas and Lss&ola, lie
has NO CHOICE. Here is hislanguage:
At the time of the adoption of tho Kansas Ne
brsske bill, it was certainly understood that the
constitutional right to take slaves into any Terri
tory Of the United States, should thencefartb he
regarded - judicial question; and therefore
special provision Was made to facilitate the bring
Ing Of such questions before the Supreme Court of
NE United States. After the decision to which
reference hasjust been made the prominent adyo-
Caas 1t the bill at the time of its enactment should
hare besn estopped from recurring to his ..soua,-
~ sovereignty" heresies, though the decision
ehoaN hays been different from his authorization
q detrs. And ~ much interest has been felt in
Eeastkea to his position, and some INQUIRY has
9ean nads - to my view Of it, will here saw tina,
] ecasider him as having recanted the better opn.
ions announced by him in 1854; and that Icanno,
- eompellcdto choose between men, one of whom
asessts the power Of Congress to dep,..c us of a
epnstitutionai right and the other only denies the
pewM Of Congress in order to transfer it to tn,
Territorial Legislature, Neither the one nor the
ethet has any authority TO sit in judgment on oui
rights under the Consultation. Between such Do
sitions Mississippi csnnot have preference be.
80 ~ csnnct recognise any thing tolerable in
: G1hae al than.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
Suicide Of Relative OF Charles Dickens
i'll jersey City

Edwin J Dickens committed suicide at the A.
nerican Hotel in Jersey City on Tuesday night
The deceased arrived in this country about six
weeks ago, on the I~ssc BELL and EXPRESSED n
wish 10 find employment in n newspaper eifcc.--
lie represented himself ~ distant relative Of
Charles Dickens, and said he was part proprietor
IF the London Standard. and hgT been ronncc el
with several leading periodicals. He chained
commissions OF several papers, but it docs moi ar-
pear that he ever furnished the articles. He took
board at No. l st. Marks place. but his cccrnt, !
cities resulted in request that he would ind 9TH
er quarters. 1t is believed that he at this time
made an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide
lie afterwards went 10 the Aston House. where he
remained until Tuesday. On the afternoon Of
that day he went to tho American Hotel in Jersey
City. and registered his name as Henry Anson,
England" lie inquired what time dinner would
be ready. and went to room, but wi hen the dinner
hour came he did not make his appearance, and
about nine o'clock next morning, one of the
wants found him lying dead upon the floor. In his
pocket was found bottle Of the solution Of cyan
ide Of potassium.
Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul, ordered that
the body be inferred at his expense in the New
York Bay Cemetary. 1t appears that the deceas-
ed was without money. Among his papers were
found the following letters. written by the same
person, apparently an acuess. The Mrs Briggs
alluded to was his sister:
WEDNESDAY EvExlSG
NY ueor MT DICKENS: lour letter has indeed
surprised me. What shall say to YOU? viii
yon come to me about o'clock tomorrow, instead
of 2, as think shall have to visit the theatre in
| the morning If so, could not see YOU so early.
hope the change will not Inconvenience YOU.
| ! have prepared everything for Saturday PRAY
don't disappont me. thank you very much for
writing to Mr.. Briggs. and shall feel delighted if
she will only bring Marion with her OF course
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dickens will favor meat least
hope 30.
With kind regards, remain, my dear Mr. Dick
ems, yours.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Ny own dear Edwin: AZ l told you, wrote
10 Mrs. Briggs and to-day have received an an
swer inviting me to dinner on Sunday. cannot
sec yoa ill then, Edwin, so will you call about
o'clock. or little before. am very poorly. pet,
to-day. but hope to be better by Sunday. for
mnst not disappoint Mrs. Briggs again. Have
yoa thought Of mo aimee. dear Edwin !-perhaps
| not; ! am % low spirited to-day. want TO sea my
pet; but cannot until Sunday. hope yoa are
| well, pet.
With hind love, bslieve me. yours afsctionatsly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
The New York Express SAYS;

or the eight or nine hundred thousand citizens
who voted for Mr.. Fillmore two years ngo two
thirds Of the number we've Whiss and about lat
proportion of what ;s left Of the American Party
were Of the same origin, The old Wing prime.
pies live in the hearts III many Thousands Of men,
and will not die 81 long us any Of the Old Guard
survive u nroclaim them,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

May letters were found in his trunk from Lon
don and other parts of England.
Dir. Dickens. il appears, had publishsd circulars
Offering hAser,ices as . lecturer. In which be
claimed b have lectured before the leading socic-
ties Of London aud other English citiss Appended
were extracts from papers, speaking Of his quali6-
cations in the highest terms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

time Of it. If he intends to expose oil the r..cality
md corruption that he will be able to discover in
the limis Of the Federal Capital. lie is an able
writer. and gentleman Of bighcharactcr Price
of HE Magazine g rear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
Topographic Feat.

The Washington States saws that on Friday
night last the Operators in New York aih New
Orleans exchanged through messages NIL tie way,
without any difficulty, uni without repetition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

4 OST.-A SERVANT, on his way to tibc Poat Dr.
ice in this city, days dropped letter In
large envelope directed to JuHN KtYEs Esq Treasurer of
Eas Tenn Va Railroad Co, J"n sb"rugh Tenn cont ,in
the fl owing Coupons OF said Company, due the
lst at January, 1858, VIZ:
4s Coupons No IL No. 20 inclusive. Of $50 each,
ID Coupons No. II to No o. Inclusive, Of SIS each,
60 Coupons No. II 10 No 80, inclusive Of 5 each.
Said Coupons having been pa4 and cancelled be o!
the tir who /, requested have the tn The
Auditor Va Tenn Railroad Go who will suitably
ward him f. III trouble. lnov ~ d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

TN rrsivIag from the arm 81 NowIin, Tses 4
Co bespeak for new firm OF Acx aDdrr Toot tn.
patronage II my friends. BENZ NOwLiN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

We THINK u i hn rdIy Known cVcn 20 tho M 0st
intelligent how the
looking down INTO the scries ~ creation We knew there
ondc fnl dsco,eri' thes. and wonderful
did the Chemists Initiating
In their crucbcs aud surprising the mot wonderful
produ o organic life During visit to Lowell
by their poiuen citizens the lab
ora,cry If Dr. AVER. inventor Of CHERRY PICTORIAL
CAIHAKTIC pILIs) where shown with generous
hi and his ncis This master genius
# his manufacturing the subtle ssences Of flowers from
able H. Ut Pine Ap
pie berry, Check erberry lunc" Pear Canen CHINA
not only equal but they exceed purity OF flavor
tables Thu nstlvcs. Ills oil of Winter Is
flavor than that lie gathered from the
pianiand Is ma BY chemical composition from the lily
in tar Ills is 10 anayze tie substance
and find ultimate of which made then
compose Them the proportions which exist In nature
Christian Advocate nov IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

4 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
at tho sroad from Lynchburg Knpxville all them
having large circulation the people
Virgins and East Tennessee
wy ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -1sn
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPENs:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNE>SEE NEWS ~,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, ! n'"'oI
BROW NI.oN > KNOXVILLE trera.> v iIIG
N1SDiCATDR. JonesborousL Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGENCER, Norristown Tenn
SSa szEETr STAR Les'ns,on.v.
H via"issas ASlnsdon,v..
s 5EMr,GRari, L,D.r,y,v.
SALEM REGISTER Salem. Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion Smvthe va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT dependence Ora yson co. Va
vhnnEY Wire, 5 F'ncA.'ls.v.
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansburg Va
wYTHEvILLE TELEGRAPH, }wx,h.xuI. ".
WYTHEvILLE TINES }"y'heF"e' Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union. Monro county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeferronville, Taseweil county, Va
REPuBLfcAN, Danvilis, Va.
THE SOUTH W EST, Pearisburg Giles county Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
Persons wishing advertise Of the above papers
hpd It to THEIR INTEREST call the Office Of
Lyme hurg Virgnian, where will
made, and advertisements poRwAHDE WITHOUT DELAY
feI will also receive and orw ard advertising paper
IL, the United States A. WADDILL,
septlats Foreman VirVinisn 5tRre
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.tj17T-,suen- FURNITURE: .FUHNI vURE!:

tSiiI7-T T4NN> FCKNITURE! !FUHNIVBRE! 7:
Gratefn for past avors, the subs, rbsr vOl
return his thanks 10 his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform tasD that h~
hand land constantly adding thereo)
ointment f Elegant Furniture manufactured by .kilfH work
the very hest material and finished in the
rabe lis Stack embraces every article usually
ny the most extensive manufAetories
he snca call from those Wishing purchase, feeling
'ured thar he and will satisfaction In regard to bots
price and quality Of work.
Hair and Shuek Mattresses always on hand. -.
EDWARD J. FOIKES.
Warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
,onse AMI dkcfsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
,s,ME ALHERT OVEmCOAT.-Thi,O v,1


- excel in variety, durability of materials ess,cs and
beauty OF fshfrl regularity n'rice and
living profits These the busine maxis Wild W. Ass
RAlNE practice; by these they have acquired pbilc favor
aud support; aud by Perstng these they vii mainia
and extend hat vrrut alton Iu,t3 10 d,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30


ed by DAKtR's pREMiuM BITTths -roMr f. Bakrr-Der
sir; In justice to Yourself and VIII" be- similarly
afflicted permit the remarkable
qua Premium ,iiter- HAD used them
until recently but wifc having been afflicted with
affection and di-orer.d shah tor the past ten "r
years used IN power to tes 70 ser
t hca IN. She under tie constant treatment OF Dve
lt" physicians, but rrlt could be had then saw
.erticat. the made 10y Bit
persuaded "lfe To intm; she did and in a
ile she hepan rapidly Mt only her
DISC ,irrod removed but her
raj health Is better than 1t has yna;s
usiig and shall always BttCrs.
this in Justice aud the eneh Of Others
who similarly afflicted Your ohed ent servant,
Richmond June ~. 1851. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE
BAKKns PREMIUM TTEhs -ltic huond. Sept H. 1875. 1t
Is with willing pleasure that add testimony to the virtue
OF BAKEHs pRkMuM BITTERs in making perm ,nent
established of Dv pepsa whrh have suffer
much the last Twelve Also. wife Is using
1t with great after sn ring for many from de-
Utilization and stomach As commenced
the Of them ronviue.d Of their valuable qualities
confidently rec"mmesl them to the afflicted. }. ADAMS
For sale by the Druggists In LynrhbnrR aid by all The
principal Druggists in the Richmond and elsewhere In
Virginia also OF Mtssrs Chas St"it Co Washington city.
d. G. D. ii Stater & Co Baltimore, Md ID. Is. Miller Cow
ipgton. KY; and Barnes & Park, y
Orders filled by addressing L BAKER, Proprietor,
n Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

II Maee 0tnuau,' Celery Seed, rumeric Ahsj hiie
and Ling Pepper. White Ginger, &c &C, tor saliby
U2n W. A. STROTHEt co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

TAL1. 4 WINTER STYLE fer ~ Street,
nov 3D-dis GLASS 4 RIINES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

health purify the blood Fevrs. "iihout excepin
foreign absorbed and retained
In the circulation. These produce
Influenza Group rheumatism, CONT choc or cough
But 3r andrcihs Irll snie and vegetable remove
the AMI The 'lIows of They the
day saving vauale lives lr nri flee 2a4
Canal Brandreth Building, New York Sold also by
AGENTS generally tnov l1dlwH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
SPECaA1. NOTICE-TO THE I.ADIl

SPECIAL NOTICE-TO THE n.ADIE~.-
SNOW Is Your chance :" learn al. siyi's 81 ORNAMENTAL
lon Wax, spanelrg Drawing. &c, &c. iwi keep all ma
lie Of the school baud and for sale have
also handsome Of PAstser which my scboara
the Of and 'iraw FROM Terms ,derate Les
a week-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
from TO clock All styles Of work done
Ter Persons wishing 10 enter their names as hoars, will
please the Washington House, this office NV
gin the ist IT December. Ladies DO On
addressing through the Post Office
As,, private lessons given. n Miss " G. SEMON.
10 dim i-f From kichn,ond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
NEW AND BEAUTIFUs.
ID II T. s S G. O O u S
NOVEMBER e5th, le5s.
GEORGE M. FUCKER,
LYNCHB URIC, VA,

uDlRCMAsED AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
j JONI AnRAHAMs will open this morning, 100 BEAUTI-
FCL CLOTH CLOAKs all of the most approved styles -
They conpe the Highlands. black and fancy Ctusr. trim
med very handsome TalmaS Busters, &c would call tho
Of purchasers they 50 cent css than
lie purchased in the city.
o la1ts.l JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

1ue1tsway's Ointment mad Pslls.-BWse cons.
,rfeits Tho market Look for he mark. Hoo.
New York and London ye leaf Of the
book IF directions This trade mark and test OF genunene
he plaly by hu.inf IT,. leaf between the
and the light Wh'.n; this they but vile LIMITATIONS
Sold the ,nufaciory No ~ Maiden Lane. New York, and
by all nruayss at 2je. sc. and 81 per box or pot.
~
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LNlTE WlNEs.-95 Bnskees sf Piper r. 90. -
e HEiDRICK CHAMPAG> Il WINE, In laart and pint
b. tbs 20 Baskets OF GRAPE LEAF st superior Cham
patne quart, pint and half lnt bottles
pure Shsri y. Madeira, port Malaga INES
Ia DO Ties draft. For sale by
nav "a dts LEE, JOHNSON 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

Th~ve ptessy Of yessg srstsea~s, - we'll
plenty II old whose beArds turning grey which
great uneasncss, and exposes the
the latss To avoid little perpexies Ne
ssch of readers Pref Wood Hair kesfcrahss
whirh win In the weeks change the bar 70 m
saurai eior docs dye the hair like the most Of the
hair ive but produces CARDINAL change Of ennr a
the 81 the hair the hna and gives me ana
n appearance We have many persons who have
cd successfully. and Prnnouncei the only Invention
which has come 10 their ,d-a 81 grey heads We
commenced usipg II abont months sinrr and We are shy
iu4gr of and heafy has made Al at hn year.
younger fact beginning look quite young. and
feel very much like getting .. wife The change Is M
aud would be dHcnli lind grey hair now as
II would lee md In the head of Duke q" Bnrtng
ham W" knew several old u aids and some young widows
whose locks b. ginning sivcfy hue. ana
who have been talking s.usy sorting Ia this RENE
d, aud advise delay longer II never faiis
II L0ss Hrraid
Sold nv Mi ,,.od pr,pgst. [nov l4.ew
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p. M.-Cinciwnn q, Ohio. , My I, 1S35.-Sseat'i
lila, bn fetal effects "i Ferry pa
rt' Pair kHr. take great pleasure la Recommending u TO
the pnbc the family medicine with which sm
acquainted In this establishment employed nearly I'D
per and Pain has u with the moo
innishng results gle of
choic sumner complaint y--nry hui has yielded Ike
magic to the curative the Her and for ruts.
bru 10 In almost daily and h like good effects
JOHN TANNER,
Foreman 81 Wrehsons & Cos Printing Establishment.
Snid by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II SEAY. Iynrhhnrg. fnov "A 2w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-30

II TIL subscriber has leaseI, for tern, years
named valuable property In this city, and respectfully socx
ar his friends and the public generally The a.
rr of Amherst and RIO Bpar, Of Appomatox. who
quail hd for the duties the Office ell
and 'e.eryedly worthy Of the public confd. nee
EDGAR WHITEHEAD
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-22
THE OLD BACHELOR.

Scarcely any sight is more pitiabe than young
man who has drtted to past thirty, without
home or near kindred and Just income enough to
keep him respectfully in the position which he
supposes himself bound to maintain, and to sup
ply him with the various small luxuries, such as
thirty guineas per annum in cigars, etc, which
mortals he is liable enough to the unlucky weak
ness of falling in love- and then; but he some
how manages to extinguish the passion before it
gets fairly aleht, knowing he can no more venture
to ask a girl in his own sphere to marry him. or
be engaged to him, than he can coax the planet
Venus out of the golden west into the dirty,
gloomy, two par-back where his laundrcss cheats
him, and his landlady abuses him; whence, perhaps
he occasionally energies glorously, all studs and
white necktie-to assist at some young beautys
wedding, where he feels in his heart he might
once have been the happy bridegroom-if from
his silence she had not been driven to 90 despe-
rately and sell herself to the old fool opposite,
and Is fast becoming, nay, is already become
FOOLS clever mate--a mere woman of the world.
And he-what a noble idea he has gained of our
sex, from this and other similar experiences with
what truth Of emotion will he repeat, as he gives
the toast Of "'The bridcmads," the hackneyed quo
taton about pain and sorrow wringing the brow,
and smile halfadorngly, -pathetically, at the
'ministering angels who litter around him. In
the slow process of inevitable deteroraton by forty
he learns to think matrimony decided humbug;
and hugs himself in the conclusion that virtuous,
high minded, and dsintercsted woman, if existing
at ALL exists as mere lUSuS nature not to be met
with by mortal man nowadays.