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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

DEATH OF o. R. RYDER-We stop the press,
to announce that Oliver r. RYDER, Merchant,
and prominent citizen of 0berlin, died suddenly
last evening, of apOplexy.
DEATH FROM DRowNISe -HERMASS A. Bur-
RELL. son of ]. l. Burrell, OF Oberlin, was
drowned, while bathing in Rlaek River, east Of
ObOTlin. last Saturday, He was about Is yearS
of age, and his funeral was attended By large
cOncOurse OfPecPle the following Sabbath
SERIOUS AccIDENT-Mr ELI ELY, Of Wei
lingion. had portion Of his hand destroyed,
last Saturday by the premature discharge Of a
cannon which he was engaged in loading
ElyTia Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

HEAVY JuDeNEST.-At the late term Of the
Common Pleas, William S C. Otis recovered a
judgment against Isaac L. Hewitt Of Cleveland,
for $40, ,967 ,4s The suit was brought 10 re-
cover this amount, being the balance OF pur-
chase money for an interest in the " Chuekery'
lands, sold to the Defendant by the Plaintiff
S. ]. Andrews, for Plaintiff; F. T. Backus and
Mcclure for Defendant, t,-AkrOR Beacon.
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SHIPMENTS OF KENTUCKY CGTTLK.-Y Yesterday
morning twenty-five car loads Of Kentucky fat
cattle passed this point 1ia the L. N. and c. &
C. Railroads for the East, and last night nine
teen additional cars. The cattle were in bad
condition, sufferiEg severely from the heat
Five of them were actually killed by the ex-
treme heat and from being too closely packed
in the ears.-C0lun5us Fat.
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THz DETROIT REeATTA.-Tbe Fellows, De-
trOit yacht was the winner in the regatta at that
city on Tuesday last The Ruby Of Cleveland
showed well in the race. The Collins did not run
in consequence ofaccdentally leaving her mainsail
at home. The Stranger, Fellows, Brady and Hum
ming Bird viii be here on the Fifth to take part in
our Regatta.
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CLEVELAND. THURSDAY MORNING. Jul

Tbs Wheat CRoP.-There is some complaint
of the weeyil IN wheat, and fears are expressed
of rust. Thus far, however, the damage Is
chiefly 10 expectation, though some pieces are
injured. The standing grain looks wei, we are
told, and the early wheat will probably escape
the ravages Of the weevl-AkrOR Beacon.
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Bankers.
I. HerdInan g Co.,

D. Hef0InaD ~ COss
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
IL Coin. Fo-eisn AID Domestic Exehanse. pnGaIIen & 2,
sIoneV and Land Warrants Coiectlons IN the OAiiea
Sfsfes canada and Europe, promptly ate nded 10
for he Liverpool and New fork screw
Linz by which PASSAGE be secured either = or iron
IVerpool a. advertised mics Passage can aso ne
curedIrom Liverpool 10 Me- YORK oes ~ So -
i~,us Nv he regular lines Of sailing Packet Shps AL
frum Hare Hamburg and Bremen 10 New \, Tk DIalls
Furnished anr amount payable thIous n a the
of Euro5e and Great Britain and Ireland boz par
acuars apply Al the Banking and ELeh5nge Ohee e %
SpI7-dtf II Water street. Clexeland- ONO
L waTT1AN- y. 81 sTANDAET- G W sTASPAkr
TTHITMAN, STANDART & CO:-
wv Bankers and lealsrs in FoIeisn ald D9neslic y
change No S1perior street We draw olIeet On Lo1
don and vii furnish Drafts for any sooqni "a ~ AZ.
h na IL England- Ireland. Scoflandg kr1nce
a a Crmany Colect.ols made On ali accessabie points
ihTOaEhOal the Ulit d States and Canaaas- A-s-N
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DRowNED-A small lad, about nine years Of
age, son of Calvin Boss, Of this place, was
drowned in the Greek, just below the Railrosd
bridge, Tuesday afternoon. In company with
other boys Of his age be went to battle, and
stepped into about ten feet water The body
was recovered an hour aiterw ards COnaeant
Reporter
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r. R. R.
coNsTITUrIONAL DISEASES.

MANY disezscs thai afIccf hum sniig - - -
oom1 from the diseased hnllies Of sicklTN
Solsampilon, Ssphiiis and Fits among ih 10
non Of consiitut1,n nal diseases Now. We c.Ire~
many generations the sreds Of these dissases ny,
been established 10 the system, corruptnr the hncl
WAYS kKNovATIN6 REsoLvExr ~il eradira1e lruns NJ.
oo9ies Or the sllcied cvery patice q diseased de1sf
and hli the veins with rev. pure and heanky hlol.
CHLDREN'S DISEASE.
RADWATS REaovAriNG EsoI VENT should bo hafIco a.
blessing BY every mothcr. throughout the land hnEo
insnfs ara icaad with Sores Hamofs &r. Thf se brrnf
inss OCT ttaus earlyl evidence Of dsen.e transled
rum the parent stock few doses Of the RENora rlr
kEsoLYEST will eradicate every vesge The dieeaed and
insure the child sound ani healthy body
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

TIE PosT OFrIoE--MT Harrington assumes
the control of the Cleveland Post Office to-day
No changes of Clerks will at this time be nude
with the exception of those announced inthe LEAD
ER Yesterday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

" For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
nage.
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THESE MACKINES Am REsOR.

IiHESE mACHlNES CAN BE.OB-
u timed q, M4SuFAeroET PnlcEs with a ku0uledge
fr working a. the Of the Subscriber where
pectiuy invite the pqbllc eau and examine them
pracica ope ati0n with the FOOT and where
yautases oiher machines fr fsnlly use be
sEEN better n deschei On paper The decided prefer
ence gyent mac ines By thsa that them
auin and all that hive them should induce
those that feel interested IN Sewing Machines 10 bear
mind that IN these hncs Is combined Al needed
Tor family use such hemns gathering &c All orders
enquiries ~ let otherwise will prompt
attention ~ INO. E STRONC, Agent. Melodeon BLOCK,
y Superior St. Cleveland, Ohio, Send for Circular.
There Is bat Sewing Machine and at Is WHEEL
ER 3 WILSON'S. ."-Judss Meixs, Of The American La
nuQ-1gua
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Dentistry.
nENTISTRY.-THOSE HAYING

nENTlSTRY.-THOSE HAVING
~ sts Of Teeth which they elIef1ii keep IN the drawer
lad troublesome cary the cket, espe-aily
invited 70 call ut DR.. HALLIWELLS Denial Moons :
To such liberal auansment Will be 0ared Having made
arTaeements preIsr "a use the Nulraulzed Com
puun instead Of Gold SiNer r AIiilcid Teeth which
has The shes reputaon 10 anything here orc used
lghtness cleanliness, durabT and na1tucss
One Tooth OF an euie setc1n be su0ped 50 life like
DEFY she closes observer, and perfect a. Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usual from SO So per fuu
sets B.A HALLiWELLS. BI ID,
inn-l-Lkr- lun OIL CanrL H.. p.LI-.
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
CUPERIORlfY OF THEIR METH.


SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
- o. Of prOdueias ArideiA Teeth aaJ known
lst. sI1IPLICITY-oaep piece chemically united in an
its parts, and Of the Ine quaiit- Of naaferiai - -
A soLIpITY.-Th@t eonPsls adaFs herselfto
atSaine&d5ee1yloTf & asa Hfi.sy eter Gfisr-
u PUkiTl.-fhe sutire Plate and Teeth are inner
clsease u health o9f the and offensive
esIetoAs9I ne mouth c'nmon TO gold plate wOrk. and
lth- COLOR Bright, lively, and a good imitation Of
N BAny method Of producing sets Of Artificial Teeth
f,s -, ~ y ~ p.ess, ssat ~ moi pass the ordeal
PATsONAGE- -Sh &c April, is56. have Inserted Fire
have aksHthe place Gold work In The sst aan
ea eases AZ nass giyen Their testt1ns 70 - superoiy
eo1,Ped VITA In 20 where teeth have BEEN paid for
iEkaS-Aeeordins 70 The nature Of the and given
PAYMENT-UpOa the receipt Of the order or on delfv
cry Persons with G Plate can apply tkeir plaie part
| GUARANTY-SItigaefi0a; provided the terms Of pay
Reni and Speeai lnstIuetioas have en- e1aptsd with
| tho.e IN constant of work "
We pear 70 apply partial sets after the exacinfo
the ailfa leetone week ons enough to intervene
tween the eEiIae'inz and the application.
vii thai ourarranseusnts thsI We can and
% sypy a. sIs Ssss.s 1ss q tsss a sHfgar;Oy
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
These Of yoa fayora6le 70 tins enterprise. viii
al your patients cases ariieulsfas modsis &c Ie
snd 2I5rled . rs y xpess and delay rsturesd
ing nadeI We Win also make Boek WoSk . orisr On
easonahle terms
Testimonials and References.
ave obserFei with mnh f0Tths years.
above msthOt q PRODUCING AHIial Teeth, and
statements q tins ircniar cosrert.
have investigated with care fo- the last three years
the above method Of making gnd app Artificial Tee
IL tie Laboratory of Dr. Wright, and use, and
with coudence that hrs plar the best one,
and entirely successful when made under his obsera
The supeOrliy u ia kind Of Dental work eod
Ein Of metallic plate, be Questioned snd the state
mentn Dr Wusht Circular Of the number q uAer
his work has taken the plsce OF guild plate, Much
OF this gold plate had been furnished By the best
penisls IN the country. not with the
eess Of Porcelain work The Ia ds nlheIs tan Dr.
Wright. II. A ACkLEN, No
Late Prof. Of Surgery CleVe Ned COilsss.
Dan P Rhodes, Prof J. p kirtland,
NJ Jacksoa. Prot ). B. Hunt,
II MaTof fasfie. II. Sun. 4 =. Journal
L Whitman. Wm ". Richardsl
J.. r Sturtesznf, PfoL Gatchcll
~ B-Having gurned that persons claiming 70 DO this
wurk an many claiming be agents for he
same will say that up tnis date have aseuB
the VI who have right from the ab0sc pafcuie1 u
surh claim fhuse ether infrinreneuf
II an iufrirgeneut, will in Due ne attend % that
ssps2s 1eiua Z ' q isS III he ) CenPssy. en-
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THE NEW CASKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
Is THIS is THE AGE OF M
"A proyee an refnsmen the subscriber pleas
use IN sayins that he prepared 10 furnish entire
new article IN the UudeIt ng line superior anything
ever before lntrOduced II j. ofhs made
IN the Cake FORM and Is highly ornamentel with thick
pa glass running the entire length 0ftop full length
view can be had with ease.
Tue has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant a-
pcar1nces OF the old style Of Collins They fctv
ar-tisht and light and convenient fo trans ~
uoa, or putting in vaults nfermeufs A sm-
ll1r article IS much usef IN eastern Cifiss
Persons losing fa1ds and wshn procure anythin in
the 1o5vc line will ind u ch their intsst By cal ns
and tof themseyes where they wi nd every
aiieniina gwen -DAN'L " DUTY, Uuderiaker,
Clcye and June s s7-uh2g.is7 No $ Irie q
DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
II bsrs BASsErT HAIR DYE, grsaf dssiier u .
expressly iCr Barriers beneft. Which can BE- bought in
af ur snail Quantities At MY per cent than
purchase other dye In the country Bottles thai you
have 10 pay 81 for you get The sama filed for v cent
and 20 iuftler iur the sae guaniy- You get any
sade desire.ii irlu gl shade 10 brown shade and
black anl give. the best satisfaction cuiomers- In
ING. keeps uatufo appearance For sale Wholesale
Recall BY WN. y. AMBUSH l6f Sunefisr 81
myllot'5 5 Ecgul1riy authOrized Agent.
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Hisfellaneous.
ALCO II o L
LOOK Az THE TRUTH!
mo THOSE WHO WISH To MAXI


LOOK Az THE TRUTH!
ITO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
Il reducti IN their tailoring his. and are tired Of
buy lg ready mads clo hing would invite your attenn
to fact well known that you gcs yOur work done
Isl Sc Cllr street. By BOUrALE for good dsai lrss
we'll htied and work m1de hv OF the best ability All
or warranted sale J. b. keeps constantly hand
good supply Of all kinds Of Cioihs ani Gents Fancr
tsOOds-and makes his pm suit the times T. T. would
like that the he j. enabled sell goods chea
than Othes is IN the fct thai he himself zeal
Workman, does all his Business, and has h5use
reHt 10 ps5.
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS
Cutting and Msking Double Trock Coat from IS 20
$50; do SInse do. frOm 81 % 70 S. o. DO Sack
Raglan, under Cat from 81 00 10 o. DO Pants
Wlh trimming, s. 90 70 s2 3 do Vests with rimming
- Toto - 5 bugs Cloth SacEets nal ing aud trimmil
from s. IS 70 81 %; Boys Vests Pants making and TIM
ming, from 81 ~ 70 81 50.
CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED, sc,
J.BOUTAII.. J.
THATCHER, BURT 4 Co, PRO-
Il prisos OF HOes Patent Truss idge. and Wholesale
Mewin street. Cleveland, oho, tool Of c. e. C. r.
Track
also possess feiiies r receiving and shipping Lum-
Der. Slaves, liaroad Iou G ndstones Building one and
heavy aTees0f all kinds directly from vessel aud
rtce ucrso without cartaEe.
Ale assignments attended, to with promptnrss and ar
mv1Idau
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Al kinds Of JOBBING, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
ING &c ke dOue in the Rurk mannk manner and
SHORT MOTH L
g The rr0f the pudding Is in the chewing OF the stne
please os heiare purchasing esewher he old and
we'll knnEu stand OF
s-Bucks Patent Hotel Cook Stoves, two sizes $50
10 SIS each.
W. L MARVIN
my25.d&wly No. Soath side Public SQUIRE
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C0AL---COAL,

NOW Is THE TIME TO GET IN
In yOur Winter supply We arc dally recelv aspeho,
did arficefOr and Crates, which We sell ef $50
nerfou Parties wishing purchase Will do well = give
Is call An orders thIoUgh the Post Ses prom ~ al
tended TO- Oicss and Yards on C. r K x Fler anu II
q SP r K Machine Shop. Lake street - .. -,
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8 4 D Y 3

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L. MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE. tS0uth side) has just received fre sh
from The anuiactOTy Of the argest and best
ENANELED CRATES,
Ever brought this market He always Keeps hand the
best newef and most proved styles OF COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for tRis Marker, and
WaTGated to give perfect satisfaction.
He also is constanfl su,n,i-a with NJ, ,ssar,,,.t a
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LIPTeSSfy J0T thlS MAJ
Warranted 10 gire perfect safisfaefi
At Prices to Suit the Times

He also is constantly supplied with an assortment q
wooden Ware and House Furnishing ATtc es and h9s
hand and Inanuf-ci large stock Tn Coppsr and
Sheet Iron Ware, all Ot which MUST AND WILL Be
ID q .h-.L.. .la N rr.-.. L.. -
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS.

HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS.
HAS YOUR HORSE GOT A
IL COLI and does he Co1sh4 Give him few doses Z
+ he Hde-tound, and wout his har lay snO0shf Give
I'm = NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS
Dont he Aapetit auvthinel Give some
Do think enough u ynur Horses and clle give them
somcfhine whcn anything ulls thin Do yCu tke
best medicine The world 20 give ileml II
q NnRRlS CELEBRATED ARABIAN CONDITION
They sro decidedly the best lfedena here T. or ever
vas used. Cali ouour Agent, r PALMER & Co. Glove
land, get ci-cpar buy q The Powders aud try
them T csc Powders r sac By Druggists and Ger
sails snd rell BY tie Proprietor Charm Falls Cuya-
huga Co., o., TO whom all orders mnst be addressed
@. @. NORRIS, Propiietor-
Also General Agent fr the popular Family Aed-
cine he world. which IS Dr. y. l. SOULE b CO. $
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN BAIM PILL. which for
sale town IN the whole country. Call our
agents ant get circular-anl the Pills
myl0dlnl. l1
lHENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR-
IL ATIVE-ls fast heenmias known and bids fair 70
can be ottancd Of the subscriber uader the American
nv 49, - ''''- '''' - VA HENDERSON
HENDERsoNis HAN REsrc IArIvE-Ths undersigned
bali the top Of then heads AMI the hair
Mr. Wa Henderson the Barber uner the American.
piled MS justly cerbrafe Hair Restaativ sud q shori
time the loss Of hair stoppe1 aad 60 hair oesrn TO
grow and the place heads cat entirs u
bald Is with fue OF air. We eoriisiy re-
commend Mr. Hnniursnn Restorative, believing BE-
IrWls DODGE, NJ D.
Clevplaui Tan a5th. II p = t.llir
The Opelousas courier., 1858-02-06
Vente PsablsGue,

Par le soussigus Encauteur Public, dams
ct pour la Parossse st. Landry.
q E public est par le present averti gu il
- sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par ls soussi-
gne encanteur, Ia Maison de Ceur de oette
Paroisse, dams la vile des Opeloasas, ,1e
Mardi 9 Mars proclaim, 1858,
la propriete ci,dessous decrite, appartenant
a la succession de Marie Constance Delaloire,
epouse decedee d'Andre Mcynier, a savoir !:
Er1 MssEafre ai0Haalme' ID WI, age
d'environ 26 ans, excellent cuisinier.
CONDITIONS Payable un, de1x ct trois
ans de credit q partir du joursde la veate.
L'acquereur fournissant ses billets avee Sc.
curite solidaire, a la satisfaction du Tuteur
des mineurs, payables d Pordre ct au domi-
ollie du dit Tuteur ct toutes sommes qui ne
seront pas ponctuellsment payees d leur
echeance, porteront s pour cent dinteret par
an de leur eeheance jusqu'au Placement. ct
de plus, Pesolave demeurant specialement
hypotheque a la elite succession juseu au
plein ct entier Placement du capital Ct des in
terets qui pourront s'aeeroitre.
A. J. THOMPSON, Escanseu,.
Opelousas, 8 Fevrier, 1853.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-02-06
zTAT DE La LQUISIAD

Valmont Dehaillon VS.. Treville Boudreau
l. ais Cour de District Paroisse St.
Landry-No 1924.
I'm vertu dun writ de &. ia. lance dams
~ le process ci-dessus intitule, par Ia Cour
dc District, dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Lam
dry, ct moi adresse, il sera of1ert en- vente
publique. pour du compliant. a Ia Maison de
Cour dams la vile des Opelousas, le Samedi,
6 Mars proclaim. 1858, eommeneant q IL
heures du matia, ct continuant de jour eli
jour, sill est necessaire, tous les droits, titres
interets ct pretentiens de Treville Boudreau
a Ia propriete sujvante, saisie pour satisfairo
le dit writ 4 savoir, st"
Un certain Morceau ou Fraction de Terre.
situe sur ou pres du Bayou Bourbeux, dams
la Paroisse st. Landry, eontenant environ
oinquante acres, ensemble avec les batisses ct
ameliorations quiy sopto qai en- dependent,
borne au Nord par des terres de Mme Au.
gustin Boudreau, au Sud par des terres de
Don Louis savoie. 4 i Est par des terres de
Louis A. Patin, ct pOuest par le Bayou
Bourbeux. L. v CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Sherif, St-Landry 80 jan. 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-02-06

MILE RAcHEL.-Le telegraphe nous apprs HE
! la nouvelle de la mort de la ceiebre artistic l.;
lettre suIvante ecrite queques iours avant sa NOR
Iaissait prevoir ce dououreux evenement
| III nl'arrlve des renseignements des plus inteles
SAINTS ct des plus authentiques sur la situation de
Mile Rachel; ie youdrais pouvoir conirmer les es
perances qui ont etc tornulees dernier lieu poul
son reimbursement, mais, d'apres ce qu m'est dit
ie suis oblige de constater des GRANTEES cue
mon plus grand desir est de voir trompees Lii.
lustre maade, en- ce moment, ne quite plus e lit
ct ellie ne sly remue que penibiement. Avant Far
rivee du doceur Bersannier ellie await recu les soins
DUN nomme Daniel, lequel, apres avoir etc moitie
MACON moltie charpentier: faisat de la medicine
fantaisste, ct qui setait acqus tee reputation
sur !e !ttoral tol il s;etat ba une sorte de maison
qu'i await ell un moment iusqu'a seize femmes ma
ladies'. ses pensonpaires etablies aupres de ui sous
une sorte de hangar ouvert tous les vents
Mile Rachel await vouln lie voir ct, un moment
il await paru ranimer les forces de la grande artistic
don't la poetique imagination Sc laisse 81 vivement
lmpressionner FlmpTevu ct au surnaturel. Cette
influence ne Sc fut pas prolongee, coup Sur; mas
ce qu dut METRE fin au traitcment, c'est Daniel
prophetic un moment dams son pays-avat dn rem
dre compte rautorte locale de sa tentative dexer-
cice illegal de la medicine les sons du docteur
bersonn:er ont etc ensuite tres-secourables a la
maade. Je voulras pouvoir ajouter que ce secours
aete decsif
Des journaux ont deia dit que NJ Legouve await
faltu une visit Mile Rachel. Ce qui donnerait I'M
caractege particuier cette entrevue c'est Que Nj
Legouve, on Sc lie rappelle, await intente, unique
ment au point de vue de la dgnite de ecrvain dra-
mat!que, un process Mile Rachel, qui await man.
que Engagement pris envers l'auteur de la hsdss
de jouer son role: On salt, de plus, que NJ Le-
gouve await verse dams la casse de ses confreres lie
montant des donmages-interets que M!e Rachel
avaitd acquitter. La ceebre ynalade, toutefois,
en- apprenant que NJ. Legouve s'etait informe avec
empressement de ses nouyeles, await desire lie voir,
ct lui await meme fait dire qu'elle cornptat sur
u pour son role de rentree. Mais, avat-elle aoute
aVec un accent plaintiff ct vraiment touckant cette
tols 81 e me trouve hers etat de lie ouer, quill ne
me lasse pas de process!
lie rapprochement du poate ct de rartiste Ste
tout cordial, inutie de l'a outer. Mile Rachel aux
dernieres nouvees, etait tou]ours tses-aible ellie
ne semble etre plus qu'une ombre. Mas la beaute
de sa physionomie survecu chez ellie aux derniers
de la sante, ct parfos on retrouve dams
ses sou1ances lie regard instinctif, les poses nvo-
lontares pe la sublime artistic qui rendu une
forme vivante la tragedie, CONNIE 81 chez la no.
Bile actrice la douleur meme devait encore re vetir
les tormes de lart