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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-16
8emfral Noiiffs.

A RARE CHANCE-ONLY FIVE
IA HUNDRED DOLLARS needsd to huy y IR'erest of
small valuable patented Agrcutural Implement for the
State OF II innis, coming Will pay four five
thousand dollars the present year Can be carried from
this place. the other partner living in Illinois Csuse for
selling, being manufuc i've other States
and able furnish his share Of imple-
ments or would sell his interest m thisSafe address
marlld4t WILSON l.. Post ONCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-16
FOR RENT

MY RESIDENCE, SOUTH SIDE
f4 Of Kinsman street, opposite Forest street. contain
the couvenences pleasant home large House.
BAN and outbqdng toge her with three acres ground
uRer cultivation, Fruit Trees Shrubberv Vines
To suitable tenant win lease for Of years For
uither information inquire On the premises Of
NJ SMITH
OrcfL c. PENDLETON.
nlarlld2w23 Deauater Block
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-16
ASHLAND COAL OIL :

" A D. 1859 said Justice iss1ed Order Of Attach
meut in the above action for the Of Fiy-Four Dot
la which set Tor hearing March 18th A d 1859
at A. NJ. J. e. FRENCH,
Atty fcr Plf
Cleveland Feb 2s, 1850 fnar3d3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
DANIEL wEBSTER'S RESIDENCE In
WASHINGTON.

From letter by n. p. Willis, in the Home
Journal, we take the following, suggested by a
recent visit Of the writer to Washington:
With n rainy day and no inhabitants,
Washington, Of course, looked 'as if pOtatoes
had been dug; but we walked about a little
under an umbrella, and saw the enlargemcnts
Of the Capitol, and stopped, for moments, be.
fore the shut doors Of one or two houses made
famous by having been once the dwellings Of
men who were of the Sacred Legion Of tie
SOinebIcs '-BentOn's and Webster's, amans
others. ] he latter, a small brick tenement of
two stories, near the Capitol, i. particularly
interesting 10 those who knew the charm OF
the great DaEiel il familiar life-fOr his
thoughts were not IfrrJyS Shoes for giants in
a world OF p:5mies-' In the small dining
room In tne basement Of that hOuse, aud with
the simplest Of dinners upon the table, there
were ieasts ot wit and hCmor, at which lie
shone, say these who were intimate with
him. even C0rc than in tho Senate Cham
ber near by. Here rose the .GodIike man
Hn hour before sunrise, every morning Of
the winter season, and frst made all the
hres IN the house, kitchen, bedroom and
p2rlOr-iiOr II was 4 thing he had knack at
and he loved thus to air his drudge abilities
before getting upon his pedestal for the day.
ben be took his basket, and walked down
TO the market, To have chat with the butcher
and hin self to choose the joint and the vegeta-
pres ior tue DAY lardor-home again before
his great eyes were looked for By the curious
And il is of this esrthlier Webster let me saw
this mobiles; Of plain merry fellows, in who.e
mortal body the great inhabiting intellect was
guest. be was often weary of, that we want
picture drawn by some friend who thus remem-
bers him One of the best models of humorous
practicability, in all literature, fancy, is a
letter of Webster s, dated in this very house at
ashington. aRd written 10 the labOring man
who was his farm tenant at Marshfeli. Judge
" Irren, Of Boston, has possession of it, with
other specimens Of the great statesman's s vein
Of grave drollery and dOwnrightness-(a vein
O' which all mention is strangely omitted in
the biographies Of him)-snd the Judge, by
the way, whom Webster loved So we'll as the
nucleus Of the Wit and good fellowship of Bos-
ton, would be the very man TO give us the other
picture Of his friend-;he Marshield farmer,
with the Goilike' shut up in the unseen brain
chamber where he lodged"
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR
III TR IES M Arr

Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
ent of England, and secured by the Seals OF the
Ecoe de PhaImacle de Paris and the EmperIsl Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is Inva uahe for re taxation, sperTnatorrhes'
and physical exhaustion, and 10 q tonic.
No.2 completely ersdlcates all traces oi those
diseases that have been herto treated W me nsu-
seous and pernicIous use of ooPavla ana cubeos.
No has entirely supp lanted the INJURIOUS use OF
mercury thereby insuring to the SUFFERER SPEEDY
relief dispensing all the impurities and roofing out
the venom of disease. =. -,
TRIESENAR, No. 1, ?, and s, are prepared in the
form of oZenee, devoid Of taste or smell and can
ha carried IN the vs'stcOat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
CGsKs.AN DIvIDEDINro SEPARATE DOS KS a. admin
istered by Vapeau, Lalleman, Rou1. RIcord, a. o.,
60. Price SS each, or four cases in one for Se,
vb1cA s3ves S3; and In 81 oases, whereby there -
saving % Ss. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of
DR.. .BARROW,l-4sp sp-!nce street, New lorf. Inn
medIatey on rseeIvlnf .ttsnoe, pr. nsr.o- -
securely packed. and addressed acoordnr 10 the IN
structlons Of the writer. de IL Sn
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THE GOSSANIER EXPANSION.
The lightest and most graceful Skirt ever produ 90
DROPOsALs FOR MAIL BAGS,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Jan. II, I85s.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at this de-
partment until nine o'clock n. m. the 25tn day o.
April next, Tor furnishing for four years from the
hrst dsy OF ay next In such quantities and at sucf
times as Iay lie required and ordered for the sery-
ice' mail bags of the following dsscrptoa TO wit:
CanvHs Mail Bags or Sacks
size No. l-ti3 inches In length and b. inches in
olTcumterence to be made of cotton canvas weigh
ing at least hfteen ounces to the yard Off inches
width the threads of the warp and weft to be com
posed of five Yards each.
size nc. 2-(4l inches IN length and IS inches in
cifcumierence,) to be made of cotton canvas weigh
luk at least fourteen to the ard of IS inches
Sldth the threa Is of the warp and woft to be CON-
posed OF four yarns each.
Size Se.S-ts2 inches In length and So inches in
croumfnrence,l to be made of cOttan canvas weigh
Ing al least eight ounces to the yard of % inches
posed of three yarns each.
The canvas bags of sizes numbered and are 10
ne made with tabllng or hem at the top Of two
inches WIDE, upon which iclent umber tat least
ten TO the former and eight to the latter o; eye
holes are to be wropg t and they are to be provided
with good and sufficient hemp cord to lace and tie
them strongly. All are to be we'll mark ed, M lie
letters.
Leather and Canuas MaiI P0uchss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

GRAMMATICAL SUGGEsrIoNs.-The Home
Journal has the following:
Many plans have been proposed for reducing
our photography to somo regular system, and
Improving our language in various ways We
might introduce into our language distinction
of genders-in which il has hitherto been de-
fectiye. For example
Hemise and Shemise.
Here, without he use of an article or apv
change Of termination, we have the needful
distinction made more conspicuously than by
me and Hdc, lie and la, or other articles serving
lOr no other purpose. Again, in letter writing,
every person knows that male and female Iet-
ters have distinct sexual character; they
should, therefore, be generally distinguished
thus:
Hepistie and Shepstle
And as there is the same marked difference in
tEe writing OF the two sexes, L would propose
Penmdnslip and Pe1wOmanship
Erroneous opinions ia religion being promul-
gated in this country by women as well as men,
the teachers Of such false doctrines may be di-
vided into
IIeresiarchs and Sheresiarchs,
SO that wo should speak of
the iieresy of the Quakers,
the Shery Of Joanna Southcote's people
The troublesome affection of the diaphragm,
which every person has experienced, is, upon
the same principle, to be called, according TO
the sex Of the patient,
Hecups or Shecups.
which, upon the principle OF making our Ian
guagc truly British, is better than the more
classical form Of
HiccuPs and HHcups.
In its objective use the word becomes
Hscups or Hercups;
and in Ike manner Histories should be altered
into Herterics, the complaint never being mas
cuIine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

MEDICAL EXCITEMENT IN CALIFORNIA
CHARGES AGAINST CALIFORNIA WoMEN.-Dr
Beverly Bole. Of San Francisco, has given
great offence by an article in the California
Medical transcript The nature of the offence
Is not specified, it may be inferred to be allie
cations derogatOry to the women of California
a. All the papers denounce him in bitter terms
The National says:
He has unhesitstingly told the fathers and
mothers OF the land that their daughters are
'whited sepulchres,' husbands, that the wives
OF their bosoms are inpersonations of moral
corruption brothers, that their sisters are har-
lots What should be the punishment of such
i crimiuaR There is no law upon the statute
book Of the country applicable to the instance,
because, even in the broad grasp of legislative
conception, such an offence has never bee a
deemed probable"
card from DIR. Gerry, chairman of the COM
mittee OF ublicatiOn, disavows DIR. Coles ar
ticle as a scandslOus libel."s The article ap-
peared in the third volume of the Transactions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

Boz PREAcHERs.-An ed ,rt il made in some
quarters 10 have lads and mere boys stand IN A,
tedchers In the pnipits OF this city. We have
had several. new strpling Is announced to
preach ia the Green street Methodist Church
lie comes from Pbiladel phia. lie las said to
have had no equal since the days Of fSummeTfrld
IL does not take long 10 one Of these stars ID
and II will be safe 20 say that a mere boy will
not hold the public attentiOn long. The celebra-
ted Robert Hall was not much In favor Of juvcn-
lie preachers or them he said, they were like
certain dhimdls-that "One part LnOveih, while
the Other part is only mud "-Nsr York Cor
rSP0Aisscs Boston yoETssI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

INK. JOHNSTON,
~ BALTIMORE

e.. ~ discover, .,.a bAarlAoEt5se E5es Hosrlr.L,
Rsm.sI n t,s Seq,s spsay. ~. an ss' oa' k''o's.
Drs.1sTs SE SEIMFaT5IxoE.
eURk wARRAsrkD on NO CHARGE TN rwo
w.sse.s o. N, bach stretsrs. As.ct.n, OF On. Kis
.rsi Debility NerrOu.ues Dy,p.s sssos Ssa
SDs. Dmnsss Ct sit or ss s q n. Ass In,s f.g
IhIo1i N"se % skin Affections Lass. sso1.ea or
ef Dres .ns .T:ss S. ss..y
sLi,s render Marriage impossible and destroy BSdJ
| VOTING MEN
that dreadful and which snnasny .-.sps
to an unTsly grave tsous.ns. q YOseG Men of
have sntrauoed stsniHs ssBates with s
SSsnes or walked to sost.cy tie living Hre Oa win
| kARRIAGE
MARRIED PHRsoNs or HounE Men cont mpstinE Marriage
seHG aware physical weakness organic dsbty, dsOrnI
pssce. under n. care Of Or J. may r.li
ousy ooSIds @ 10 MS hoaoI .s gentleman aud eOnsdsntlT
| OFFICE No. 7 sOUTs FREDERICK STREET
In hama side going from BArners from
must be aid and ccntsin STAMP.
Royal CosEs Of surgeons London graduss
from OF Tie most eminent Colleges In the United States
pit-s LOncOn Psrs Ph.d.Iphis sIss~bsrs has
fected Of the most astonishing
when asleep eat u.ryousns-s being alarmed ssdscn
sounds. ss'sfulns.s With tequsP, luhiDs sshdse sons.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
practice IL aS.S .SS Sss .ss.s,
learned fsom evil eoupsnous school tie erect.
Nhch are hghIy iet even when sseep and not o1r%d
renders marriage mpOssibe aud cestOys both mind and
body, should apply II mediAtey.
Of melancholy eects produced
By early habits c youth viz wesfns.s Of the sei and
Isr Power P.lpit Of the Heart Dysp-psy
pssIIItx synnta%s ~ &c cnneD,'. !" @ un0'"ns ssa
MESTALLr.-The fearful shectso mind m
dresaedLo,s Of Memory oonfasisn Of Ideas peprsOn Of
spirits Evil Forbcd!ngs Aversion 10 Society Self DtrosL
Love Of Solitude Timidy ETC. Of the svis pro-
dused.
NERVOUS DEBILITY Thousands uegs
Of their deiuing health losing their becoming
weak, pale aud smscstea hsv . sp-
about the coug symptom. Of
DISEASES or IMPRCDENCB
when the msgutded and imprudsnt pleasure
finds he ntibsd the seeds OF painful disease
discovery deters him from applying Who
cation and respeota6y, alone befrnd him Ne fall.
incapable curing nlch peounEry keep
tribg month sfer month"; the smallest
sish hs CALLING dsappoutn-nt by7the
deadly poison, Mercury hasten the
Nose skin &c progressing fghtfn rspidy
puts period his dreadful by sending him
that country from whose bourne traveller
DR. JoaSsToS's REMEDY F0R ORGANIC wEAKNkss
AND IAPOTENCY.
Byths and important remedy weakness
speedily cured and n
most aud debtA.ed who had lOst al hope have
All npedimsns 70 Marriage Physical or Me.taI DisquaIt
hczons Loss OF ProcreAtvs Power Nervous Irratsby,
r. emeng and Weakness Exhaustion Of the fearful
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS
THE MANY THoUsAEUs cured ~ this Institution within the
last years the important Surgical
operations performed by Doctor Johnston BY
reporters of the papers and other notices Of
sides HE standing gentleman Of character
6ility. s sHcient guarantee 20 the afflicted. asly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

IL There is much talk, just now, in the Bos-
for which are before the Massachusetts Legisla-
tare. The proposed act provides that in cities
and towns where II may be adopted. the owners
OF real estate may be assessed for mOiety OF the
.'betterInent'' Of its value, arising from public
improvements,
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INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
9TH FURNIFuRE.tr AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber having completed his assortment
OF urniture, would respectfully
nts .on and fi ,ss S'1sBs PsBo Of TO %sfhn "a. sad
examine HI. stock for them
selves, consisting Of
Fine MahOf any, Wslrut, Cherry. and other Ward
robes.
Fine Mahog any, WalE at, and Cherry, yonny Lind
and o; her BeIstesds.
Fine Welnnt and Rosewood Etr.eres, Ladies' Cab
lnets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahos any and " ainut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cott6ge Cham
ber Sets.
Fine Mahogany snd Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Slie5oards.
Fine Mahosany and ether Chairs Of every descrs-
ton.
Fine marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass. and Crookery Ware, Locking
Glasses, &c.
NV purpose Ia TO sell as cheap IS any other person
in WashinEton, AID on as favorable terms and
Halter myself that 10 person wishing to purchasc
wi! be disappointed If they 1--WE me cslI.
A.GREES,
tu 1s-u No. E26 7th street.
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Ia l8-N!2N

EDUCATIONAL.
AN Opportunity presents Itself to parents for
having the education Of their sons completed In
Europe. The director of q Gymnasium public
schoGIl of the largest town in SwItzt rand, is dis
posed to receive into his family young American
gentlemen. and 10 direct their studies. This swiss
town offers great facilities for attaining perfec, IoL
in the different branches of education and the hIg
standing OF the tutor guarantees the and phys
ical vell beIng of the pupil.
~ For details and terms apply by letter to Box
No. l9. star Once. in q 2awSw-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

VERY FINE WATCHES;.I have now in store
a lot Of very superior GOLD and Sill q
YER WATCHES. and with large aCdi- "a
tional stock this day recelved, must la run EN
on. will therefore offer them very cheap, ss,Ak&B
at SS9 Penn, avenue.
ie2I H q. GOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

nPrlCIAN AND OCUI.loT-Dr. WOLFSON
~ sth ST., corner of Pa. avenue, cOntin-
ues to furnish nll requiring them nth -.,snHss -
his celebrated Venezuelan and BrazIl- S3SqRSS3
ian CRYSTAL SPkCTACi.ES and SN>
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest prize at the Worlds Fair. Many thousands
have tried them. No charges.to his customers for
consultations an ocuiIst. The reputa ION of hi 8
Glasses to remedy near-sIg ghtedness, faIlirg sight
from the approach of age, or from increasing cas-
ract, &c, universally established throug Eu
rope well as the United states. His CHARGES are
extremely mOderatA. de lS-MSTH SIM
Il OOk AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET-AI
IL IN want of SLDVES OF HOSIERY are--
earnestly requested TO call and examine one, iM n
Of the large est and finest stocks In -lIl M
ton, comprising every quality and STYLE justtb w
imported to my order. Call and look If you
do not wish To purchase, at
HOPkINS'S Unrivaled BAZAAR
corner Of 9Th st. and Pc av.,
no 80 e0u bet, BroWnA' and National hOtels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
THE PEOPLES COFFEE POT.
VA LlNSrTINIs ENTlNE s.v.tEvr,NEs
QUIZZICAL VALENTINES,


Just received at SHEPHERD's, corner of 7th
and ID streets from Europe, the mos. beautiful as
snrtmelt of VALENTINES ever offered IN this
city.
Gail and examine. TIE trade supplied on liberal
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
A ANOTHER ARRIVAL
AT HAMILTON & CO.'S
III u ~ 10 II n 4

a
SASH BLIND, AND DOOR DEPOT,
Per schooner Helen Mar. direct from Boston.
so WINDOW SASH. of various sizes, which
are offered at low Tates. for cash. Also large lot
of DOORS, part of which W q are Offering at rates
that defy competitor, VIZ:
50 Doors fts by f. g. at the low price of sl.75 cash
30 do, 2ft 8by6ft.8, 81 so cash
50 do., It. by 6ft.6, " 81 50 cash
50 ou., II, by ft. 6 " " s SO cash
the above work is eq ual TO any in the District
for the same money. All ask for tn in want
Of the above articles to call and examine. and satisfy
yourselves that they well worth the money.
Also, Glazed Sash ofsll sizes constantly hand at
562 7th street, opposite Centre Market.
deA II. w. HAMILTON Il co.
MORE NEW JEWELRY.-I Eaye Just re-
lVl ceved large stock of new ana fash Ionable
JEWELRY. that wish to close out verJ soon,
and will sell at very low prices.
:, IL Call immediately for good bargains at $50
Penn avenue.
ia2l II. o. HOOD
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CARR aEe.
i II K Subscriber having made additions TO hil
Factory, making il now one of the lsr estn Na%7,
in the District, whore his facilities for ~ -
manu- featuring all kinds of CARTE
RIAG ES and Light WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience In the usi
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
AL kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagors kept 81
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages aksn in exchange for new
Ones. ANDREW j, JOYCE.
lott corner of I4th and r. rts.
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NEW MEDICAL SALT.-Its peculiar excel
" lence that, without the use ess loss of blood
and strength, 10 etfectURllv cures IEfdDlmdfork
Diseases tuO othersD BY producing ee UIIbnum Of
ali the fluids IN the body, the want Of which 10 the
So a az inf mmAflon
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NOTICE ToINvALIDs.-The foIIovrns forms

nR. CO1GSN ELLIS NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT exerts, like the vaccine mat ter, an ex
traoTdInary influence over the veins and arteries,
resulting IN gradual dec Inc Of Inflammation, as
Indicated by the puise, which soon resumes ts nat
ural state, the heat, pain anu fever dsappears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

LIAR. Tooth, Nail, ahd Bandoline brushes, at
uaAr 18th street a 32G w
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this Institution within
last years ana the important
operations performed by Doctor Johnston Witnessed BY
Of the papers and other persons
which have appeared again and before the public
his
bty a sufficient guarantee the stctsd ian aS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT, instead of beng a remedy for all ills has
control over hut one al. has but one aim, and
COmDlIshes but one thing, 10 wit: sUBDUKs INTLAM-
MAToRY DISEASE. whatever be Its form or locality,
whether II the lead til rOat. abdomen tremItlts,
or skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

nR. COG6SWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT does Just " hat IL claims TO do-no more,
no less-AeuAliZes the fluids by removing from the
sy stem ell arttrIa and venOus obstIuotiOns. De
SoTipfirs Circulars may be obtained from any drug
gisI who has tnIs valuable medicine for sale.
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DQWLAND'S MACASSAk e OIL .t GIBB S'S
~ Aau Store, Pa sv, usAr 18th st. q Sui
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

How They FOUND HIM.-A short time
since vessel bad loaded at st. Mary S
Georgia, for a Northern port, and when
she was ready to sail, one of the gang
of negroes that loaded her was missing. Ii
was suspected that he was ou board. He
had secreted himself under the forecastle
floor, and the strictest search among the
cargo failed to show his hiding place. In
this extremity, the inspector, who was in
the forecastle, remarked that the negro must
be found if the vessel had to be burnt. The
poor darkey hearing the remark, and fear
ing that the threat might be executed,
called out, "No, Marsa John, don't burn
de vessel, dere's no nigga here This led
to the discovery of the poor fellow, and he
was dragged out.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

Cure FOR BLIND SrAGoERs IN HoRsEs
Mr. William Holley, who is well known to
a number Of our readers as a successful
horse tanner for a number Of years past,
expresses himself as confident of having dis.
covered sure and speedy remedy for the
blind staggers in horses, and if be is cor
rect, he confers favor upon the public by
giving, gratis, the result of his experience.
lie has succeeded in saving several of
his own and his neighbors horses by this
remedy.
As soon as you discover your horse has
the blind staggers, bleed copiously in the
third bar of the roof of his mouth, and give
him, or rather make him draw South or
Maccaboy snuff up his nose. If you can.
not make him take the snuff any other wav
spread it out on cloth or paper and apply
1t to his nose. This will compel him to
breathe it. Mr., HolIey says he has known
the above treatment to relieve horse with
the blind staggers in fifteen minutes It is
worth trial.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

A PLEA FOR THE BEARDLEss.-In the
year 1856, the young Constable of CASTLE
was sent by his sovereign to felicitate Pope
Slxtus V. on his exaltation to the Papal
throne. The Pontiff, displeased that so
young an ambassador had been deputed to
him, could net help saying" And well,
Sir, did your master want men, by sending
me an ambassador without beard z" at
my sovereign had thought" replied the proud
Spaulard, " that merit consisted in q beard.
he would have sent you goat aud not a
gentleman"