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~. X. LOVE 4 co.,
6seesssers to Deaing : Lowell
BANKERS,
~
(yIVR pAetisalAr Attsntisn - collections and re-
" nit prsnptly on ~ day 81 paynsnt.
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexsl : Co., PhilAdslpAis.
II. W, CLARK 4 Co.,
Citissass Bank, H4ltimors.
Bank o. Ptttsbnssh, PitubuIgh.
lao. p. Deully, ,CasAisr, Do
8. Brady, CashisT, Whssling.
+. 1sansh Btats Bank Of Ohio, zaaesville.
Ceanessial BaAk, CinSlnnsti.
State 0sviags Institution, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith , Co., Chicago,
northern Bank Of Kentueky, Lexington.
nss3ld
n. AHNRlaou. YARnRH A DC1.AY !,
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Hsoksa May q. .ss-d pm

3 N11M ~ CLAo1ICAL 4 tC11OOL.
TINHIS issutation having been regularly sfgsh.
1 issd - piassd spss reliabls basis, Will sm.
supe. intlndAnoe 81 Mr. ". W. Jamison, st our
voons ID The Iowa nsdisal College, On Mouday,
Sept. Sch. The seoun have bsen thoroughly ~
rsirsd and Handsomely seated, and evssy arsangs-
pupils. s 4
The yeAr will bs divided Into four quaztsrsof ten
weeks each. est i8
TUITION: ri
LAsin, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics,
Enslish Grammar, Gsosraehy, AfisAns.
te &1., per Observation-Disclosures. 30
ltis dsstsaAis thst al the pupils ronnsncs
With lhsbeyipniAGex ths quarter. In order 70 the
proper arrangsment Of claases.
BY order u ths Bossd, fsa
MS R.P. LOWE, p7ss't.
n. ALExAspEa, Sec'y.
KSokuk, Aug. 20, '1S-dIn
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RAAoA 000tts ouoS !.
Hats and Caps, Dry Gotds ~
boxes, bales and trunks Drugs
10 boxes and bales, Psatsefs,
furs, Ac., &c. al.
ERcoHp CLAss.-Donestic Sneet.
ing, Shirting and Ticking Gin
oriEinalbalss \ Drags lin cssks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor Tin
oasks), Wall Paper, Wool and
Sheep Pslts, eastward, Ae., Ac.
THaD CLAss.--Anvils, Chains lin
ssAAs, Asnp, Bacon and Pork
salted klQese or In sacks, PAints
DRY and In oil,) Oils, (execpt
lard and rcain),
30uRfs CLAss. Coffee, Fish, Ha-
COZ, Ds>f and Pork Tin easks OF
boxes, sastwasd,) Lard aAd
Lard Oil, NAib. Sods Ash, Ger
man Clay, lar. Pitch, kosia,
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Rosin Oil, Qsstnswafs, Sugar,
{hhds. ,bhis .and bxs. } ~. o.,
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sse.sloon.,
sss. y loens.

ELOUk--Sbcp y bbi., sntii faytSss notios.
s0kAlN--3S sss. = 100 Ds. until 1prthsr notiss.
vsixhs until further notice. '9Sf
II shipping Goods from any poiut ssBt " Phih-
dslphis, ~ particular 10 sSvk p6shsess 'vts
Pa.utsris kssires1. Al gsods ssnSixnsd u
tAs Assats Ak this rosdat PhilsdsIphia or Pitts
fkkIGHT A6ENTsr Clark Co., Chieako |;
Psekef = Co., Memphis, Tenn; r. 0.O'Rilsy &
Co., xvansviile, Ind, Vim. Binghsn, Lsaisvilss,
Ky.; u. 9. Asldfnn, Madison, Ind; n. W. Brown
o.. zaaeaville, o.; Leech Co., No 81 Kilby ST.,
Boston LNssh 1 Co., No. 3Astof House, N. r.,
No. William.st., n. T.; =. J. Enesder, Philsdsl-
phia; Msessw Koons, Baltimore D. A. Ste wart,
Pittsburgh. II. u. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
n. J. .LOMBAERT. .Sup't, Altoona, Pssn.
Jan. !, '1S-dly
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The NEW and FAST rusnisg
TEAMER KEOKUK
AAKRs sURn CONNECTIONS
With the 1vSoisg and Morning Trains at 1sfling-
ten. - PAssengsss an lsasS Ksokuk at 1lsSe
4. b. a1a 1o,oe =. b. 9esg ~
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yHE suhscribsr ssspssstAlly ipfosns the eiti-
sensot Ksokuk And tAs ssrfosnding country
him for M
ALCOHOL,
a SPIRIT GAS,
Y OAMPakaE, Or
DI6TlILRD WAFER,

AA444AUU
Bang A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER uy,elf.
and having In person sursrlntsnded the whole
pacssss Of building, saa mi ely cay thas ny ma
ehilery 10 unAnrpassed hy any essAhlishmsnt In
the United States. And further, In sddftion Ia
aupsFtos machinery and ny oun prasslsal nowl-
edge of the bpsness, hare secured the services
of Of the best alcohol dstfiers IN the country
would ahs infoem those who may lnvnrne with
call and are inclined 70 encourage h0me naru-
fastsrss that sansuppiy them viii Any 81 q
aheve 81 tinjfs cheap sAd ehearef aAnA tAey can
puschsss tho sams n ny sof41ks Nsot1ea elties.
Ithsuby sasi.g lrdshtass - NJ nAsy 1issp.
pointssnn Aeldentd = spEing Aad fs0 sAip-
90. LOUIS PRIOEss.
lrsausst tlaes vhs AM eapaAle q isdeins 10
sompnrs mysAnplss with any n tAe eeunisy ana
givs IN mDartiA deehion-l ash - nosv.
~ . QHAA NOEL.
Disti1lssy and 0Gles Aah sssase ahose tAs
Pocket lDnAtng, kosksk, Iowa.
: July 1ae'6o-dkv3n 4Axs sxss4
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
Dfitish pshlishe1 giYM slditionel yalss 70 thns
ksprint:, inasnssA - thsg can SOW h Plaesd In
the hands Of subscribers about ~ soon sshe origi
nal editions. ae
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Polisies u lnssSanss issssd ID The lellsv-
s III Ing reliable compsniss: ~
PH0NIx IASuRANCD ~, ~ HAR1SoRD,
CAPITAL nS00.O()O.
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GeFnAn K1ysRopOHs
TyOR ths snss and entiBs dssbnA1tea a 1liss,
r Roaehsa. Ants, Bugs, Mesquitusa, ~, ~ sAls
bv e.o. VUWH1AL. ne
aus3d a. sa l61 Main-st
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HUTCHINSON Il ADxWFY.

HT1E will sail our laTos sad we'll ssiAstp1 stock
w of wall papsrc. Within the next thirty dAys,
| Ii eppreeedsntsd nv prices for CaAA. Call and
exauine. OGDEN, BROwHHI4L CO.,
aue3od 81 3Aain-sts and 5 aecoad-ss.
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HXI1R ;b1'Ii

HAIR DH
4 ATRef Paalss celshsaaease seo1oea3 No. lfCpuyt-
his psefsssisnAl ssrvises toAAe el4asos Of KsekIk
ard victniey. and gives 1etiss 49, - hss epeke1
ans tablshmsnt SsrneS q, "a m Jehnsp6 ~ !,
Opposite ths Gait Hssss, vhsrs, 81 psnetaal ~
tsstion 70 he hopes 70 secure Ne patron,
sge cf this ecnnunity. A
HAZE QUITTING,
AND 6HAMPOOIN0, ,
Dono with Neasnsss Ana Dsspa schs
G. y. ~ % hand : choice stssk Of ksrfuawy
LahiA's u1tsaets, -. which hs odsn for sals q
~ 9oweo4 New York trtsss.
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In all the principal cities and towns, these work,
Will be delivered, Free ef Postage. Whsr
sagt ~ nail, The PossAax to any part q the Uni
ted States, vill Be hat - Gents q year fol
"bisckvccd snd butl Gents . year fol
each II the Resisvs.
n. B.-The price in Great Britain Of tho Ave
Periodicals. above named II about Thirty one Dol
layp Per anDsm.
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spring ana summer - 1855.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IN nufcnixseH. sAnbA DswnY
nUrOMINsoN = nEWnH,
MERCHANT TAlI1ORS.

Thisd-st. ~. Msin . lohAssp. ......>.KE KEOKUK
II AVE tustr sosived 81 their PashionAb bic 1afsss4
/ ling and fsrnishln6 n6sstah hlibhnsn e. eAeieAaad
exssllent tsxpplyef RroaAsleehs ,CassimsSsa, Vest
ines, and0 sat rnrnishtne Gsods, Of all dsssrip.
tions, ,an1 KaAraatss that t6sirweYt shall - dsas
In thsQosS approval and sAtiafAstory mAAnsr.
Thsy aRsspnstAntl lyrseeiving tho Nsw York ~
and RESPECTFULLY solisi tall
Yhc AeetvesenA vcvk and thehest material 10 give
them eall.
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"a =. rAnMEEE. ~
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
Anp DBALxR IN ~ sFs
Fine watches, CloAkS, Jevve1Ry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. Sta Nsin-st., between ID and Sd, sls

blLVEk AND FLAI1U WAKE,
No. s13 Nain-st., between ID and Sd. 81,
KEUKUK, ,..-
uAvIN0 lately aAdsd largely to my facilities
II for MAnUVAcsssana AuD AofAIRua Sswslry,
l an now pespareA to Dc al kinds Of work per-
tanning to that businsss in the most approved
styh.
0slA Rings Of any sise or quality made 70
order.
Partieslar atttention paid 70 tAs repairing Of
Wssehes, By Hnsf CLASS WosknnS. All work
warranted 70 give sasisfsctiD.
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BLACRwooD,s eDIH1IR0H j

BLACRW0OD's EO1nOUR0H NAG, (Tovy.)
These Psisdisas ably rsprsssns the three great
political parties Of Great Dritsin--Whis, Tory,
and Radiesl-but politics forms only one f>aturs
ef their character. A erxaua Of the nsst pro-
Found writers en Seisscs, Literature, Morality and
Religion, they stand, % they have ever STOOL m
rivaled In NJ vvsld Il lstsen, bcinx eonsidsred
Indispensable . the scholar and the proisssional
man, while TO the Intelligent reader Of every ciaa
they 1Wnish nOse oorrsst Aad sssiafassssy record
Of the current literature of the day, throsghout
the world, than can be possibly obtained iron any
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CLUBBING.

A discount of twsnty-1ss per ssnt. from ths
above prices viii y allowed to CLUBS ordsrias
feur Of ners copies Of any ons Or more se ths
Of one Review, will be sent 70 ono adArsss for -
four copies Of the four Reviews and Black wood foi
43o And oOun. III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-11
j. ii. REINS RASTER,
VETERINARIANS,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Ottawa
w and vicinity. asd particularly those owning horses
and cattle, that he has lately established usef in OF
tawa and that he Will ps NJ al times IN readiness
tend the OF those Who viii favor Them with
their Patronage.
H be found daily from O'Clock 1. 81. until
o'clock P VI the Office OF the In SIis County D-s
ErGf. OSmaU'. Block
Residence At the house Of Mr. ca - ETrSF R. Laay
EFT. TIec III J. H. lItINS RASTER
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RICHARD WiLDEY.


Young Hen, Toung Ladtes Il ! arried Eoiks.
I HAVE ! splendid stock OF Guitars, C-bas, Card
Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Desks ANIMALS, Albums,
Port foOs Poets. and thousand things bo.h nice and
appropriate, for gi,ts Of Love ami Friendship.
REMEMBER,
That Z. + GEIGG= has the incest, hes: and cheapes.
Books for presents in Ottawa Don't let my friend
pull the "Apothecarys" scales over your eyes.
Given my Drug and Book Store. uIdsr my
hand and seal ldeclll E \. GRIG4Is.
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Pure French Wines!

NsR j. b. BASTIEN having but recently returned
-, France where he has purchased large stock
- mr. RHINE AND ALSACE WINES which have just
rived and are offered for sale at the store of
n,stien 4 Ritz northeast corner of the Court House
Square. II, .,
apy adulteration and probably the only pure I'M
ported Wines in 'he city
I'VE will sell these Wines either by the bottle or gal.
lon, suit purchasers. Price reasonable.
dscll BASTIEN RITZ
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Special Plank ROAD Meeting.

'INHk stockholders 1i the Dii Va Northern Plank Road
4 Co, and al others Interested requested NEE;
the office Of ths Secretary, n Harding. Monday
tie Jtn inst. at O'Clock =. NJ. rOa-l!era
;ion the making OF McAdami-sd gravel road t.vrn
the City % ottawa 70 Ear!ye, and such other
business may properly come before said citing.
BY order % the Directors.
accil T.. Z ALLEN, S-,rsirrV.
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Z. Z ALLEN, .S-.reinry.


az the 9sh inst, on the road from F-eedo=l Pr7-
~ re Centre to Ottawa, q NELLOWISH COLORED
POCKET BOOK. containing about four dollars silver
change; also. the following notes, Tor til>JJ,
with endorsement. and one for sjii, n1;s made by
Sebastian !. Eastwood 20 r r NEdey bearer. the
fret due IJil the other Nay ~. l>y AL persons
caUtios-d against negotiating tie same Two dol
lars reward viii be paid io- its recovery by returning 70
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Esq.
dec1l-3N. RICHARD WILDLY.
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81 TO TIE PUBLlC.-As the season is now upon US
ia which there is less suffering caused by that
plague OF the west, viz chlls fever and age,
term it, fever and aguewe would call attention to
the advertisement of DR. Mann's Ague Balsam found in
another COLUMN of to-day paper. If give credit to
the numerous testimonials therein given OF the hgh @
teen placed upon this medicine by of high sandhs
and WORTH from all parts the world, we are
led to believe that it is great remedy ana one on ~
the public place confidence as to It's emeaey, dv
have long locked for that period when soIpe iey
might be discovered and offered to sunerihs n.
as a complete antdote to malaria ana ton -. -,
we see in yor Basam, we are leu 10 oeie l
that time has come, and that no one neeu an! ,;; s
suffer, when they can procure potue q, ~ all i
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Ho Ye. Eo YeI
Christmas is Conino

AN prepared Tor children % all sizes witt the largest
i stock OF Toys, Notions, CLIdrel.'s Books Wn!p.
Drums, Guns, 8c., &c, ever brought Ottawa
"kRIST KINDLElN"
Has larger team this year than last. because the
prices iog.T) and will load up at nv sore ana lie
ready 10 distribute after the Dimes a paid.
ADNITTANCE FREE,
But i viii cost something E-t 1-. because :h-re Il
be so many nice cheap things to boy.
dscI E.Y.GRIGGS
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CIAFiAtml0Sy

Christ masy
ON Tuesday before Christmas will open large
~ stock Of Toys and Christmas presents.
decll E.Y. GRIGGs.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS Ia safe County. ss-The people
Of the State Of Illinois all whom these presents
may come. and especially the OF kin, heirs
Law. and creditors of Edward Hollands, decreased
GREETING:
w HEREAS, Abigail Holland. and Edward C. Hof-
w lands, Of the last will and Of
Edward Hollands deceased, DESTROYS Of rendering
OF their proceedings such eIesgtors and
having final settlement and for that purpose hav ade
application the County Court OF La Sale for
citation to be directed TO those who be interested
said We therefore require you TO appear be-
fore said Court the court house Ottawa. said
Co on the Monday Of February 1859 at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, If You fit attend the final settle
rlsnt of said account.
In testimony 0hsreof the subscriber, CLERK of the Ceu
ty Cour; Of La Sale County aforesaid, has here
TsEAl unto his hand and affixed the seal OF said
Court, the 9Th day OF December, 1855
dcci1 PUILO LINpLEY Clerk.
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4gnrf1yr. S1z

whereas Charles e Miller ana Eliza Miller, or Ot.a-
County Of La Sale state of Illinois, did the first
day % June A u l>s-. make, execute and deliver
Waiter y. Woodruff u-ottEHsr Of the premises here
mater described the payment % certain
pronsory Of date with said mortgage which
drawn ~ said Charles q. Miller and payable
to the order OF W {. Ecar ison. o- the Of
Five Hundred Dollars pay able TX months rom date
with per Interest. and the other The same
payable tN-ives months from its date vi:h
interest. whibh notes respectively endorsed
in blank by saI1 W c Richardson and delivered TO
ssld Walter Y NoodrUI, which said mortgage i record
sale and OF Illinois. in Book No. 81, at pages
and Q and ereas. Il i provided in and by said
that de aut be made in the payment Of th- said
above described either OF them, any part
portisn Of either OF them, IL the time or times tie
shall become due, then The SAID Water y Woodruff,
his legal representative, after having given FOUR weeks
notice % the time Place U sale in TsrapeT pub
.ESG said L. sale County mi sit sell tho premise. in
said mortgage mentioned and hereafter described az
public auction, and convey the same 20 the highest and
best bidder, and q the money arising thererou1,
first all attending laid sale. and then
the whole amount Uf principal sum secured by said
mortgage, with the interest on tie to the Gay OF
sale And whereas, default has been made IN the pay
OF the FIRST Of said prom>sory notes above
toned day of December. 4. u ISIS for the
Of five hundred dollars with six cent interest.
Now THEREFOR public notice Is hereby given, that The
undersigned by virtue Of the and authority
ed in me by said mortgage above referred 10, will, an
Monday, the tenth day Of January, 4. D.. l-59. ~
O'Clock z. NJ, sell public auc-ou. the south door
Of the Court House, in the City Of Ottawa in the county
OF La Sale and State OF Illinois the highest and
bidder for cash the foowin- described premises. being
the premises described said mortgage
Lot No. four ~ in Block No ninety ave ,g, in the
States Addition the Town NOW City) Ottawa in
ihs County of La Sale and State of Illinois, for the pur
poses in said mortgage described.
WALTER Y. WOODRUFF
S,t--r
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COLORING FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE DANGER
0USWood's Hair Tonic restores the color, not by the
nitrate of silver process, but by restoration of the
healthy functions which the original and natural
color of the hair and its moisture its gloss its life and
consequently its original beauty depended. Professor
Wood, at the age of thirty years, was as gray as
man of eighty, and his hair dry, thin and dead
Now he has single gray lock upon his crown, nor
his hair thin dry but seit pabe and moist as tat
of child of five years. This preparation acts upon the
roots for after application that portion OF the hair
nearest scalp found restored to the original
lor whatever il was, while the ends of the hair
gray Try Woods HAIR Toxic and do not apply any
other til after you have this With this resolution you
will never have occasion to use a hair dye.
CAuroy-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
are already the market, called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re.
storative, Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas dec1I-lm
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THE POETRY OF PHYsIC.-Doses have always been
catea in minds with wry faces, and medicine has
seemed from the da VS. of childhood another word for
and disgust. Its remedies the part
OF sickness and pain not so hard to bear the
voting portions We compelled to swallow for its
relief. Dr. Ayers preparations herald another
His Cherry PectordI is like honey tho tongue and
healing balm the stomach. His Pills Try them
they morses the and glide sugarshod
palate but their energy although wrapped up,
is there and strikes with telling force to the very found
atoms of disease.-CiRcinn0t (O) thi=en
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-09

The VAILED'PICTURE.-A story is told of two
artist lovers, both of whom sought the hand of
a noted painter daughter. And the question,
which of the two should possSas himself of the
prize so earnestly coveted by both, having come
finally to the father, he promised to give his
child to the one that could paint the best, So
each strove for the maiden, with the highest
skill his genius could command. One painted
picture of fruit and displayed it to the
fathers inspection in beautiful grove, where
gay birds sang sweetly among the foliage, and
all Nature rejoiced in the luxuriance of bounti-
full life. Presently the birds came down to the
canvass of the young painter, and attempted to
eat the fruit he had pictured there. In his
surprise and joy at the young artists skill, the
father declared that no one could triumph over
that.
Soon, however, the second lover came with
his picture, and it was vailed
sTake the vail from your painting" said
the old man.
:" I leave that to you, said the young artist
with simplicity.
The father of the youny and lovely maiden
then approached the vailed picture, and at
tempted to uncover it. But Imagine his aston
ishment when, he found the vail itself to be a
picture We need not say who was the lucky
lover for if the artist who deceived the birds
by skill in painting fruit manifested great pow
rsof art, he who could so vail his canvas with
the pencil as to deceive skillful master, was
surely the greatest artist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-09

kissed the tips of Mrs. John Balfour's gloved
fingers.
"Ralph certainly has grown fpe-looking,',
thought Henrietta, as she came near her moth
er's side; and. the pensive Adelia, leaning on
the Count Matthias arm, exclaimed enthusiasts
tically, "Oh, it is cousin Ralph, returned from
Europe! he certainly is distingue looking. l
must present him to you J" and she languidly
advanced to meet him.
"Ah, nam 'selles, ma chere cousins :" ex-
claimed the young man gayly, Ralph Balfour
is but too delighted to find himself recognized,
and to see you looking SO well, so partaitement
charmant! All, chere amies, give ne the roses
and lilies of my own cline to thoIt of foreign
lands" And then, bowling to ihsasunt, whom
Adelia had duly presented, he - an arm
to Henrietta, and was hastened 1Ray for pre-
sentation to other guests.
Crosses and lilies what a deNoate compli-
ment " mentally sighed the fair .Adelia, view
ing her own colorless face in pier-gass " Ill
les how refined-how sweet and I'm sure
sister is looking uncommonly well tonight
that pale amber tones down her color marvel
lously! Don't you think the atmosphere ex-
cessively sultry, Count? 1t is delciousy cool
in the conservatory, and the flowers are odorous
with balm, she added aloud.
{" zall be only re too happie to promenade
lie Signorina to re aeur room; " replied Count
Mattini, in shocking mixture Of broken Eng
lish, French and Italian, as he led her thither.
d" All, zis is superbe, delicieuse, cara mia y
he repeated boldly, yet in tone of tenderness,
to the credulous girl at his side.
Maria, it puzzles me; can't see a trace
of Ralph Balfour in this freshly-imported pop
Inlay the Balfours are going into ecstasies over,
said Frank Chamberlain to his sister, fair,
golden-haired, blue-eyed young girl on his arm.
mo more do l, Frank" WAS the reply ;
yet the form is his, and the cyes-you know
Ralph always had fine eyes, Franz lAbut Hen
rietta is bringing him this way. Ee does not
recognize us. She will introduce him."
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-09

Meantime, leaving the pair in the dlmly-
lighted basement room, let us hasten to witness
a scene which is being enacted in Mrs. John
Balfours parlors above.
That elegant specimen of ebony, ivory, i'm
maculate vest and kids, Jupiter Alphonse de
Forrest had hardly succeeded in telegraphing
(beg pardon, reader; in conveying the telegram,
this good pen should have rqcorded) to his
mistress, and that lady, after impatiently await
ing the close of quadrille, in conveying to her
daughters the intelligence of the late arrival
uia the steamship America, ere tall, elegant
looking (?) young man dressed in the extreme
of the Partisan mode, and with his dark sun
Drowned (foreign suns y features half concealed
by pair of black whskers of fabulous dimen-
siOns, and moustacho of the same glossy hue
made his appearance in the doorway, and was
announced by the bland Jupiter, loudly, as
"Mr. Ralph B.lfour!' -
"Ah, ma chcrc aunt " exclaimed the new
conner, as the delighted Mrs. Balfour hastonet
forward to receive him, blstowing most cordia
embrace and welcome, Z" ma Chere Madame, il
sus tres happy to return to my native city anC
rotre hospitoble nrison F" and with profound
bow Ia posture trihe botwosn dancng-m
ter's and u kangaroo's as he expressed it after
ward to - uncle Johns clerk pro tenn h